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Q: Getting the sum of array I have an array of number
[350000, 350000, 350000]
I have the following code:
function getNPV(rate, periods, Cashflow) {
    var npv = 0;
    for (var i = 0; i < Cashflow.length; i++) {
        npv += Cashflow[i] / Math.pow(1 + rate, periods);
    }
    return npv;
}

Here, cashflow is our array, rate = 6% and period = 91days.
When I take :
 npv = Cashflow[i] / Math.pow(1 + rate, periods);

The output is [348328,346664,344952] when 6% discount rate is applied to 350000 each time.
I am trying to take the sum of [348328,346664,344952] which is $1,039,944
But, it is giving me $1034856 as the result.
Trying the console, it's actually taking the sum of the 3rd value 3 times instead. [344952+344952+344952] for some reason.
Can someone please tell me how to fix this error. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

A: As I refer to your spreadsheet, you need an array for period not cashflow.
Pass periods and cashflow like:
var periods = [30, 60, 91];
var cashflow = 350000;
getNPV(rate, periods, cashflow);

Your cash flow is same, so no need an array (You may still have an array if you want to vary cashflow)
And use it in the loop:
function getNPV(rate, periods, Cashflow) {
    var npv = rate;

    for (var i = 0; i < periods.length; i++) {
        npv += Cashflow / Math.pow(1 + rate, periods[i]);
    }
    return npv;
}

A: You can use returnSum to get the sum of the array

function returnSum(arr) {

  function sum(a, b) {
    return a + b;
  }
  return arr.reduce(sum, 0);
}

let array = [348328,346664,344952]

returnSum(array); //result 1039944

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Hey friends! This week I've been nominated for a Liebster Award. For those not spending much time in the blogosphere world, it's an award passed among bloggers as a show of support for our favorite blogs!
I was nominated by Sweet Sunsets and Pura Vida: thanks Macarena!
I grew up in Durham, North Carolina and have lived their most of my life. I think of myself as somewhat southern: I'm addicted to sweet tea and think "y'all" is the best word for the job, but I don't have the adorable accent. However, I was born in Hawaii and love that I've got a little aloha in me!
Ash too hard! I'm hoping my next major trip will take me to Africa somewhere for a safari adventure, but realistically that's not happening this year. My favorite place I've ever been has to be Australia: I nearly moved back after graduating university!
Do you practice any sport? Which one?
I love pickup sports, but let's just say I'm not the most talented. What I lack in skill I make up for in scrappiness. My favorite is basketball!
My favorite skyline of all time: Sydney!
Why pick? Sydney gave me easy access to both! But if I had to choose, probably city. I love the international atmosphere you get in a major metropolitan area: great food, cultural events, and not needing to own a car? Yes, please!
I run a design shop, making stationery and party decorations. You can see my work here!
Travel! I'm obsessed. I'm headed to North Carolina & Virginia in July, and trips to both Montreal and Mexico in the works for this fall!
Hm, I'm not actually sure. I have a lot of dreams, but no one big overarching one. A few of them include making my design shop successful, someday getting paid to travel, and training my dog to be really well-behaved.
Having just finished Whole30, I have to say sweet food. I am unabashedly obsessed with desserts. You can see a few of my favorites here!
Seeing as I live in a tiny town where restaurants aren't a strong suit, I'll have to say two of my favorites from my hometown are Shiki Sushi & Angus Barn.
Flip flops or closed shoes?
Flip flops! I have Hawaiian toes – they need to be free!
Where are you from? What about you shows where you're from?
Coffee or tea? What's your favorite version (latte, flat white, jasmine tea, etc)?
What's your dream job? Are you doing something right now that could get you there?
What's the best book you've read in the past month?
Would you rather own a home in your favorite place in the world or be able to travel nonstop? Tell us about what that would look like?
If you could get a degree (or go back and get a different one), what would it be? Why?
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Q: How to configure proxy url in weblogic to connect destination from source via Proxy I have deployed an application in weblogic managed server which internally connects to cloud network, since this application where I deployed is a secured network so it should connect via proxy and hence I need to configure the proxy url settings in weblogic, I added below settings in server start option in weblogic managed server however application is getting fail to start.
For Example:-
Source Ip:- SourceIp
Destination Ip:- DestIP(which is configured in application properties file)
Proxy Url :- ProxyIp
Proxy port :- 8080

Configuration done in managed server as per below.
-Dhttp.proxyHost= ProxyIp-Dhttp.proxyPort=8080 -Dhttps.proxyHost=ProxyIp-Dhttps.proxyPort=8080 -Dhttp.nonProxyHosts=SourceIp

Note:- If I deploy the application in non secured network where I do not need to configure any proxy works fine and application gets started. I am expecting post proxy configuration in web logic, my app should up and running.However I get below error:

DestIp failed: Connection timed out (Connection timed out)


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Coast Guard rescues 12 UNIS students, staff from damaged and waterlogged boat after hours in -20C cold
By Mark Sabbatini on January 29, 2017
A dozen students and staff at The University Centre in Svalbard spent seven bitterly cold and wet hours in a small boat at sea Friday – most of them pumping out water from a leak that caused the engines to fail – before being rescued by the Norwegian Coast Guard, according to officials.
The students and staff were returning to Longyearbyen from a weeklong field research project in Barentsburg, but the ten-meter-long boat suddenly became heavy at the front and unresponsive to steering, Prof. Roland Kallenborn, the project's leader, told Svalbardposten. He said the leak was discovered soon after, with water from one-meter-high waves seeping into the boat.
Both engines failed shortly afterward due to the leak, according to a prepared statement issued by the university.
"It was about 20 degrees below zero in the air, and most of us were wet," Kallenborn told Svalbardposten. "We tried our best to keep warm and retrieved warm clothing from our luggage. After that I realized one of the boat's three float chamber was filled with water."
Those aboard the boat used manual pumps to remove water while the captain notified The Governor of Svalbard, which dispatched the K/V Svalbard to the scene. It took about two hours for the Coast Guard ship to reach the UNIS group, which had already been at sea for five hours before the distress call.
A voyage between the settlements aboard such a boat typically takes about two hours.
Although equipment and samples from the project are damaged, there were no injuries or lasting effects from the cold, according to university officials, who say an investigation into the incident is planned.
"The safety of our students and staff is paramount for UNIS and we are grateful that no one came to harm during this serious incident," UNIS Director Harald Ellingsen said in a prepared statement. "We are also grateful for the assistance from the Norwegian Coast Guard."
"This is a serious incident and UNIS will investigate the matter thoroughly in the coming days to determine the cause of the breakdown and what can be done to prevent such situations in the future."
Norwegian Coast guard
The University Centre in Svalbard

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The Canada Day long weekend is finally here and it looks like it's going to be a scorcher. Holiday weekends mean that you can lay back and relax while sipping on an ice cool drink in honour of Canada's 151st birthday. Best part? The second of July is considered as the Holiday this year, as July 1 is a Sunday.
How lucky are we to live in Canada? From beautiful greenery, the world famous Great Lakes, plus freedom and maple syrup, we may just be the luckiest country in the world. Instead of worrying about where you can and can't shop this weekend, check out what will be open so you can get back to celebrating Canada ASAP.
TTC - Typical Sunday service, the holiday Monday will operate under holiday service.
GO Transit - Typical Sunday schedule, the holiday Monday will run on Saturday schedule.
Walking - check out more here.
Loblaws - Most stores will be open July 1, but will be closed on the holiday Monday. There are some exceptions, as The Loblaws Maple Leaf Gardens (60 Carlton St.) will be open regular hours. Check your local store here.
Sobeys - Most stores will be open July 1 but will be closed on the holiday Monday. Varies by location, check your local store here.
Longos - Most stores will be open July 1 but will be closed on the holiday Monday. Varies by location, check your local store here.
Rabba Fine Foods - All locations will be open 24 hours both Sunday and Monday.
No Frills- Stores will be open July 1 but will be closed the holiday Monday.
Costco- Stores will be open July 1 but will be closed the holiday Monday.
Beer Store - Most stores will be open on July 1, closed on the holiday Monday. Some exceptions do apply, check your local Beer Store hours here.
LCBO - All stores will be open on July 1, closed on the holiday Monday.
Yorkdale - Closed on July 1, open for the holiday Monday.
Sherway Gardens - Open on July 1, closed for the holiday Monday.
Fairview - Open July 1, closed for the holiday Monday.
Scarborough Town Centre - Open July 1, closed for the holiday Monday.
Bayview Village - Open July 1, closed for the holiday Monday.
Eaton Centre - Will be open 11:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. both July 1 and 2.
Square One Shopping Centre - Will be open 11:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. on July 1, open 11:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. on July 2.
Vaughan Mills - Will be open regular hours both July 1 and 2.
Pacific Mall - Will be open regular hours both July 1 and 2.
Dufferin Mall - Will be open 11:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. on July 1, closed holiday Monday.
Toronto Premium Outlets - Open regular hours on July 1 but will be open 9:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. on July 2.
All Government offices, banks, libraries and mail service will be closed as always on Sunday, July 1, but also the holiday Monday.
All public pools will also be open for both July 1 and 2.
AGO - Open 10:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. both July 1 and 2.
Canada's Wonderland - Open 10:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. both July 1 and 2.
Harbourfront Centre - Open and hosting their Canada Day Weekend Event called "One Land. Many Nations"
Have a happy and safe Canada Day from the staff at Narcity!


Among our portfolio at Adelaide Haunted Horizons, we do have special events and tours. Here is our collection of our all-night paranormal investigations, guest speakers and other events that come up.
Join us for 7hrs of paranormal investigation in several locations, including Redruth Gaol, Miners dug-outs, police lock-ups and the Bon Accord cottage. Use state-of-the-art equipment to hunt down any paranormal activity!
Search for ghosts in Australia's oldest arcade including under the Arcade in the blackness of the old haunted tearoom! Will you find the caretaker who died in tragic circumstances, or discover the little boy said to haunt this place still?
Visit Moonta's past where shadowy figures and the disembodied voices of children are among the phenomena experienced by previous participants on these intriguing paranormal investigations. Investigate several locations for 7hrs.
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Karachi to close Burns Road for traffic starting Jan 10
Food street is being pedestrianised
SAMAA | Sohail Khan - Posted: Jan 6, 2021 | Last Updated: 2 weeks ago
SAMAA | Sohail Khan
The people of Karachi won't be able to take their vehicles to the food street on Burns Roads starting January 10, according to the district administration of South Karachi. A notification issued on Tuesday [January 5] said that the vehicles won't be allowed on the street as a part of the government's initiative to pedestrianise it. The Shahrae Liaquat intersection from Fresco Chowk to Court Road will be blocked from 7pm onwards. Traffic from Arambagh to Fresco Chowk will be diverted to the MA Jinnah Road on the left and the Peoples Square on the right. On the other hand, the road from Fresco Chowk to the Fatima Jinnah Women College, the lane where most of the eateries are located, will be completely dedicated to pedestrians. People visiting the food street will be able to give their cars on valet parking while a route will be devised for emergencies. Markings will be chalked on both sides of the streets to prevents restaurants from extending their sitting areas. All these arrangements will, however, be done after 7pm. Before that, everything will function as routine, the notification added. In December last year, the Sindh government formed a 10-member committee for the renovation of Karachi's Burns Road food street. The assistant commissioner of the Arambagh Sub-Division is the convener of the committee.
Burns Road	Karachi
The people of Karachi won't be able to take their vehicles to the food street on Burns Roads starting January 10, according to the district administration of South Karachi.
A notification issued on Tuesday [January 5] said that the vehicles won't be allowed on the street as a part of the government's initiative to pedestrianise it.
The Shahrae Liaquat intersection from Fresco Chowk to Court Road will be blocked from 7pm onwards. Traffic from Arambagh to Fresco Chowk will be diverted to the MA Jinnah Road on the left and the Peoples Square on the right.
On the other hand, the road from Fresco Chowk to the Fatima Jinnah Women College, the lane where most of the eateries are located, will be completely dedicated to pedestrians.
People visiting the food street will be able to give their cars on valet parking while a route will be devised for emergencies.
Markings will be chalked on both sides of the streets to prevents restaurants from extending their sitting areas. All these arrangements will, however, be done after 7pm. Before that, everything will function as routine, the notification added.
In December last year, the Sindh government formed a 10-member committee for the renovation of Karachi's Burns Road food street. The assistant commissioner of the Arambagh Sub-Division is the convener of the committee.
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Jose S. Abeyta
September 10, 1933 - April 1, 2013
JOSÉ S. "JOE" ABEYTA September 10, 1933 – April 1, 2013 Joe, our beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, cousin and loyal friend passed away peacefully in his sleep at his home, surrounded by his loving family, on Monday, April 1, at 8:00 AM, at the age of 79. Two hours later, in a well-conceived moment of perfect timing, he was joined on his journey home by his adoring older sister, Mary J. Torres. Joe was born in Las Vegas, New Mexico, the fourth son and fifth of twelve children born to the late Higinio and Julia (Garcia) Abeyta. From his early adolescence, Joe's deep love of family began to take shape when he was called upon to act as a caregiver for his aunt and uncle and help take care of their farm. In 1944, he and his family traveled by train from New Mexico to Vallejo in order to make a better life for themselves, and Joe made it his permanent home. Joe attended Grant Elementary School as well as Franklin Junior High and graduated from Vallejo High School in 1952. During that time, he was a star catcher for multiple local city teams and developed a love for baseball that lasted all of his life. Joe had already been delivering newspapers as a youngster when in 10th grade, he landed a part-time job at the Times-Herald—a job that became full-time for the next 25 years. He perfected his trade as a linotypist, from apprentice to journeyman, and then worked in Oakland for two years at the Intercity Express before returning to the Times-Herald. Due to a workers' strike in 1978, Joe changed profession and became a warehouseman for Lucky's for 17 years until his retirement. From 1953 to 1955, Joe answered his country's call to duty in the US Army, where he proudly served as a sergeant in Korea and earned three medals for his bravery. Three years later, on May 3, 1958, Joe married Esperanza (Hope) Torres in Crockett, CA, and together they had three daughters, Saundra, Patricia and Loretta. They would have celebrated their 55th anniversary next month. Joe and his many brothers and sisters were a weekly presence every Thursday at the Chris' Club, where they gathered for lunch and enjoyed interaction with other family members and friends. Joe was also a former Elks Lodge participant and enjoyed camping and traveling. He was an avid fan of the 49ers and Giants and saw them win two World Series in the last three years. An avid golfer, Joe's favorite times were spent cruising the fairways at Blue Rock Springs with his brothers and close friends. Joe's accuracy on the course was impeccable and his putting unmatched. He routinely walked off the green chuckling after winning "dollar sinkies" from the others in his group. His greatest joy, though, came from the special times he spent with his family. He always supported his grandchildren by closely following their athletic endeavors and attending their games, tournaments, competitions and dance recitals. He was a strong, patient, sincere and humble man who will be remembered for his gentle kindness and infectious smile. He liked to say, "I'm just an ordinary man" but to his family he was an extraordinary man, a loving husband, and a proud father who never complained or had an unkind word for anyone. Joe's greatest legacy is and always will be his family. Joe will be profoundly missed by his devoted wife Esperanza (Hope); their three loving daughters, Saundra (Jonathan) Abeyta-Tain, Patricia Abeyta and Loretta (Michael Wagaman) Abeyta; grandchildren, Angelica (Damian) Vallis, Joe (Alma) Reyes, Alyssa and Jessica Reyes, and Michael Wagaman; and great-granddaughters, Adelina "Addy" Reyes, Yazmeen and Ilyanna Vallis, and his faithful and loving canine companion, "Tank," who never left his side. Others who will feel his loss deeply include Joe's sister, Cecelia (Ray) Canepa; his brothers, Jerry (Donna) and Leo (Lucia) Abeyta; and numerous nieces and nephews who loved him dearly and will always have fond memories of their "Uncle Joe." He is now reunited with his brothers, Nick (Katie), Vidal (Mary), John (Tessie), Donald, Gilbert and George Abeyta; and his sisters, Mary (Joe) Torres and Mariana (Ray) Cordeiro. Joe's wife and children are especially grateful for the compassionate, continuing love and kindness that was always displayed by everyone who visited him or sent him well wishes. We would like to thank the wonderful staff at Vallejo Kaiser Hospice and specifically, Sarene, Bathsheba, Mary, Michelle and Darryl, who showed care, compassion and love while attending to our father. A Rosary will be held at 7:00 PM on Sunday, April 7, at Twin Chapels Mortuary, 1100 Tennessee Street, Vallejo. A funeral mass will be held at 11:00 AM on Monday, April 8, at St. Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church, 925 Sacramento Street, Vallejo. Committal service and inurnment will follow at All Souls Catholic Cemetery, 550 Glen Cove Road, Vallejo. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that any donations in Joe's honor be made directly to Kaiser Hospice Vallejo, 1761 Broadway, Suite 101, Vallejo, CA 94589. Please sign the online guest-book at www.timesheraldonline.com. Arrangements are under the direction and care of Twin Chapels Mortuary, Vallejo, (707) 552-6696.
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I wanted to share a couple of things I ran across the last couple of days that made me feel hopeful and inspired and proud to be part of the human race. That's not a bad way to start the week, right?
The first one is a follow-up to the heartbreaking story of Maddie, the toddler that died suddenly last week. Thank you so much for caring about and praying for the Spohr family. The internet, in particular the mommy blogging community, has rallied around this family in such an incredible way that it even garnered the attention of the Los Angeles Times, which published a story about it. I cannot begin to comprehend the tragedy this young couple is struggling to bear, but I am reprinting the LA Times story below so that you can celebrate with me the fact that even in what sometimes feels like a very cold, impersonal world God can still move on our hearts to bear one another's burdens.
"It still smells like her. It still has that Madeline smell," said Heather Spohr, seated next to husband Mike, as she held her baby's dress.
Heather Spohr chronicled the story of her firstborn, Madeline, who came into this world prematurely and ailing. The 17-month-old's cyber followers are mobilizing to help the grieving family.
Madeline Alice Spohr was born at 4:22 p.m. and weighed 3 pounds, 1 ounce. She came out crying and pink. . . . She is responding to treatment for heart and lung problems, but she has a long road ahead.
So began Heather Spohr's journey in November 2007 to chronicle the story of her firstborn child on her blog. Madeline was born early, at 29 weeks, and doctors did not expect her to survive. But she did. And over the months, through Spohr's blog entries, the little one in Brentwood charmed bloggers and readers from Kentucky to Canada with her fluttery lashes and sassy personality.
Many of her fans were mothers, like Spohr, who turned to the Internet for parenting support or a good laugh after a long day of chasing their own children around the house. They followed Maddie daily through naps, park strolls, birthday parties and, now and then, bouts of bronchitis and pneumonia. They suggested home remedies and bathing tricks.
On Tuesday, the "mommy bloggers," as they are commonly known in the blogosphere, were shocked to learn that 17-month-old Maddie had died unexpectedly after being rushed to the hospital with a cough and congestion.
Maddie and I rode to the hospital with the lights on and the sirens blaring, it was surreal, Spohr wrote in her last entry, a day before a friend logged on to announce Maddie's death.
Overnight, the news spread across cyberspace, and hundreds mobilized nationwide, using their blogs and other social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook to help the Spohrs. Spohr's own site, The Spohrs Are Multiplying, crashed because of the outpouring.
Within two days, Maddie's Internet followers donated more than $20,000 in her name to the March of Dimes, a nonprofit the Spohr family champions. Through the Web, they organized everything from food deliveries to the Spohrs' home to funeral preparations. Nearly 30 March of Dimes walkathon teams were formed, some in far-flung places such as Spanish Fort, Ala., and Caledonia, Mich., to walk on behalf of Maddie.
Some turned their blogs purple — the signature color of the March of Dimes — as a tribute; they organized purple balloon releases and began to sell purple Maddie T-shirts and bracelets. They did all this for a family hardly any of them knew in person, a family they befriended through the Web.
Two thousand miles away in Kentucky, Dawn Schnee, a blogger and mother of one, awoke Wednesday morning to hear the news.
After moving to Kentucky as a new mom nearly two years ago, Schnee found solace in reading other mothers' (and sometimes fathers') blogs. Spohr's sense of humor as a parent stood out and helped Schnee not to feel so alone. In February, she met Spohr in person at a blogging conference.
"It was so nice to hear that echo of 'I hear you and I understand,' " Schnee said.
On Saturday, Spohr and her husband, Mike, sat on their couch far from the computer. The home that would come alive daily with Maddie's laughter was mostly quiet. Spohr tightly held one of her daughter's favorite dolls and kept a few of her baby clothes by her side, including a bright yellow dress she wore recently to a birthday party.
The 29-year-old started her blog to update family and friends through her difficult pregnancy, and ultimately, to show Maddie the entries when she grew old enough to understand her improbable story as a preemie baby.
She says it may be a while before she returns to the blogosphere.
"When I do, I will have to figure out what my identity is now," she said.
Friends and family will gather to pay tribute to Maddie at her funeral service Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Old North Chapel at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Hollywood Hills.
Then the couple plan to walk with a team to honor Maddie at the March of Dimes' March for Babies walk April 25 at Exposition Park.
For more information, go to www.marchformaddie.com.
And finally, here is something that made my day and I hope you love it, too. It's kind of reminiscent of a clip that was floating around a year or so ago, but this one stars a delightfully quirky 47 year-old woman who, after a lifetime of quiet obscurity, finally gets her moment in the sun– and seizes it!
SUsan BOyle made me cry. I felt the same way when I heard Paul Potts' audition on BGT. People are so quick to prejudge based on looks and fail to wait to enjoy what's on the inside – the true person. Yes, this was inspiring. Thank you for sharing it with us, TOri.
In this world of uncertainty and financial crisis, it is refreshing to hear about caring and inspiration.
What a great way to start off Monday morning and a new week! I take that challenge! Thanks!
You know, there's just something…uh…truly satisfying when the laugh-ee totally knocks the socks off the laugh-er(s)! I love raw talent and true humility. She was heartwarming.
Well, this post makes me want to go hug my kids and then sing Trumpet of Jesus in the shower (it sounds better in there)! Thanks, Tori!


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Overveiw of Salisbury
There have been settlements on the Salisbury plain area for nearly ten thousand years, and Salisbury is most famous for its close connection to Stone Henge on Salisbury plain. Stone henge is a fantastic example of Neolithic masonary, and it is built on an alignment with the sun for the summer and winter solstices and the spring and autumn equinox. The stones used to build Stone henge are Bluestones from Wales, which is an incredible feat considering all the blocks used had to be rolled over two hundred miles on tree trunks.
Salisbury plain is listed by UNESCO as a world heritage site and alot of the land has very rare flora and fauna, making it perfect for those wishing to get back to nature, with trails, guided tours and pathways. Stone Henge can be found 8 miles to the north west of Salisbury, on salisbury Plain, very close to the army training grounds and barracks.
The settlement of salisbury itself dates back to the doomsday book, it has an anciaent cathedral with the UKs highest spire, much admired by Prince Charles. Within its walls it has one of the most compleate libraries of ancient documents, and pocesses one of only 4 remaining copies of the Magna Carta. salisbury has 5 river around it and these are all tributaries to the River Avon. Salisbury's rise in promonece probably has a lot to do with its proximity to the water ways, as they provided the town with a water supply and natural defense.
Today Salisbury has a thriving tourist trade, and excellent shopping facilities.With its abundence of historical bulidings and different architectural types it is well worth a visit.
Salisbury is situated 27 miles north of Bournemouth airport, this journey normally takes about 45 miutes.
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Our facility specializes in the care of dogs, and cats. We also care for birds, lizards, snakes, ferrets, hamsters, and other small animals.
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In the aftermath of the recent BitMEX data leak, lawyer and general counsel at decentralized finance startup Compound Finance Jake Chervinsky raised the question of whether exposing the public to data risks that Know Your Client (KYC) requirements entail is worth it.
It is about time we reconsider KYC
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\section{The symmetric logarithmic derivative}\label{app:SLD}
We will make use of Einstein's summation convention. In addition, we will make a distinction between covariant and contravariant indices to bookkeep the transformation rules to which they comply to. In this spirit, the inverse of the symplectic metric $\omega$ is $\Omega_{ij}=[\omega^{-1}]_{ij}$, so that $\Omega_{ij}\omega^{jk}=\delta_i^k$. We give a different symbol to avoid confusion, because componentwise $\Omega_{ij}=-\omega^{ij}$. Also, we define $\partial_i\equiv\partial/\partial\xi^i$, and $\partial$ with no index refers to $\partial/\partial\theta$.

Taking the trace of Eq.~\eqref{eq:SLD} with the Weyl operators we get
\begin{align}\label{eq:sld2}
	\partial_\theta \chi_\rho(\xi)=\mathrm{tr}[\mathcal L_\theta\circ\rho\, W(\xi)].
\end{align}
As an ansatz, suppose $\mathcal L_\theta$ is at most quadratic in the canonical operators
\begin{align}\label{eq:SLD2}
	\mathcal L_\theta=L^{(0)}+L^{(1)}_i R^i+L^{(2)}_{ij} R^i\circ R^j,
\end{align}
so the RHS of Eq.~\eqref{eq:sld2} can be written as
\begin{align}\nonumber
	\mathrm{tr}[\mathcal L_\theta\circ\rho\, W(\xi)]=&\,L^{(0)}+L^{(1)}_i \mathrm{tr}[\rho\,R^i\circ W(\xi)]\\
\label{eq:RHS}
		&+L^{(2)}_{ij}\mathrm{tr}[\rho\, (R^i\circ R^j)\circ W(\xi)].
\end{align}
On the other hand, the Gaussian characteristic function allows to write
\begin{align}\label{eq:derchi}
	\partial_\theta \chi_\rho(\xi)=\big(&i\xi \partial_\theta\bar d-\tfrac14\xi^\top \partial_\theta\bar \Gamma\xi\big)\chi_\rho(\xi).
\end{align}
where $\bar d$ and $\bar \Gamma$ in proper covariant-contravariant notation read
$\bar d_i=\Omega_{ij}d^j$ and $\bar \Gamma_{ij}=-\Omega_{ik}\Gamma^{kl}\Omega_{lj}$.

We begin by developping the RHS. The Weyl operators are defined as
\begin{align}
	W(\xi)=\exp(i\Omega(\xi,R)),
\end{align}
and we can show
\begin{align}
	\partial_iW(\xi
		=&\,i\Omega_{ij}\, R^j\circ W(\xi),
\end{align}
or equivalently
\begin{align}\label{eq:RW}
	R^i\circ W(\xi)=-i\omega^{ij} \partial_j W(\xi)
\end{align}

It is tempting to define lower-indexed operartors $R_i=\Omega_{ij}R^j$ so that one can write $\partial_i W(\xi)= iR_i\circ W(\xi)$. However we will avoid this notation since the metric $\Omega$ is antisymmetric and it would be essential to be consistent on which index $R^j$ is contracted with. The second derivative reads
\begin{align}\label{eq:secder}
	\partial_i&\partial_j W(\xi)=-\Omega_{ik}\Omega_{jl}\,R^k\circ( R^l\circ W(\xi))
\end{align}
The symmetric product is not associative $(A\circ B)\circ C\neq A\circ(B\circ C)$. To put Eq.~\eqref{eq:secder} in a manifestly symmetric form we use
\begin{align}
	R^k\circ(R^l\circ W(\xi)
	&=(R^k\circ R^l)\circ W(\xi)-\frac{1}{4}\xi^k\xi^lW(\xi)
\end{align}
so that Eq.~\eqref{eq:secder} reads
\begin{align}
	\partial_{ij} W(\xi)=-\Omega_{ik}\Omega_{jl}\left(R^k\circ R^l-\frac{1}{4}\xi^k\xi^l\right)\circ W(\xi)
\end{align}
which is manifestly symmetric under $i,j$. From this we can derive the relation
\begin{align}\label{eq:RRW}
	(R^k\circ R^l)\circ W(\xi)=&\left(\frac{1}{4}\xi^k\xi^l-\omega^{ki}\omega^{lj}\partial_{ij}\right)W(\xi).
\end{align}

Combining Eqs.~\eqref{eq:RW} and \eqref{eq:RRW} with Eq. \eqref{eq:RHS} we get
\begin{align}\label{eq:RHS2}
	\mathrm{tr}[&\rho\circ \mathcal L_\theta\, W(\xi)]\\
\nonumber
	&=\Big(L^{(0)}\!-\!iL^{(1)}_i\omega^{ik} \partial_k\!+\!L^{(2)}_{ij}\big(\tfrac{1}{4}\xi^i\xi^j-\omega^{ik}\omega^{jl}\partial_{kl}\big)\Big)\chi_\rho(\xi).
\end{align}
Using Eqs.~\eqref{eq:derchi} and \eqref{eq:RHS2}, Eqs.~\eqref{eq:sld2} reads
\begin{align}\label{eq:SLD3}
	\big(&i\xi \partial\bar d-\tfrac14\xi^\top \partial\bar \Gamma\xi\big)\chi_\rho(\xi)\\
\nonumber	&=\Big(L^{(0)}-iL^{(1)}_i\omega^{ik} \partial_k +L^{(2)}_{ij}\big(\tfrac{1}{4}\xi^i\xi^j-\omega^{ik}\omega^{jl}\partial_{kl}\big)\Big)\chi_\rho(\xi).
\end{align}
It is straightforward to evaluate the derivatives of $\chi_\rho$. These are
\begin{align}
	-iL^{(1)}_i\omega^{ik}\partial_k\chi_\rho(\xi
	&=\big(L^{(1)}_id^i-\tfrac{i}2 L^{(1)}_i\Gamma^{ik}\Omega_{kl}\xi^l\big)\chi_\rho(\xi)
\end{align}
and
\begin{align}
	L^{(2)}_{ij}\big(&\tfrac{1}{4}\xi^i\xi^j-\omega^{ik}\omega^{jl}\partial_{kl}\big)\chi_\rho(\xi)=\\
\nonumber
	=&\Big(L^{(2)}_{ij}(d^id^j+\tfrac12 \Gamma^{ij}-\tfrac{i}2L^{(2)}_{ij}(d^i\Gamma^{jk}+d^j\Gamma^{ik})\Omega_{kl}\xi^l\\
\nonumber
	&~~-\tfrac{1}{4}L^{(2)}_{ij}(\Gamma^{ik}\Gamma^{jl}-\omega^{ik}\omega^{jl})\Omega_{kr}\Omega_{ls}\xi^r\xi^s\Big)\chi_\rho(\xi).
\end{align}
Rewriting Eq.~\eqref{eq:SLD3}, and recalling that $\chi_\rho$ is nowhere zero, we get
\begin{align}\label{eq:SLD4}
	i\xi \partial\bar d\,-\,&\tfrac14\xi^\top \partial\bar \Gamma\xi=\\
\nonumber
=&\,L^{(0)}+L^{(1)}_id^i+L^{(2)}_{ij}(d^id^j+\tfrac12 \Gamma^{ij})\\
\nonumber
			 &-\tfrac{i}2\big(L^{(1)}_i\Gamma^{ik}+L^{(2)}_{ij}(d^i\Gamma^{jk}+d^j\Gamma^{ik})\big)\Omega_{kl}\xi^l\\
\nonumber
			 &-\tfrac{1}{4}L^{(2)}_{ij}(\Gamma^{ik}\Gamma^{jl}-\omega^{ik}\omega^{jl})\Omega_{kr}\Omega_{ls}\xi^r\xi^s,
\end{align}
Equaling the different orders in $\xi$ we get
\begin{subequations}\label{eq:L012}
\begin{align}
	L^{(0)}+L^{(1)}d+d^\top L^{(2)} d+\tfrac12 \mathrm{tr}[L^{(2)}\Gamma]&=0\\
	L^{(1)}+(L^{(2)}+L^{(2)}{}^\top) d&=2\Gamma^{-1}\partial d\\
\label{eq:L2}
	\Gamma L^{(2)}\Gamma-\omega L^{(2)}\omega^\top&=\partial\Gamma.
\end{align}
\end{subequations}
By defining the linear map $\mathcal D_X$ as
\begin{align}
	\mathcal D_X(Y)=X YX^\top-\omega Y\omega^\top,
\end{align}
Eq.~\eqref{eq:L2} can be written as
\begin{align}
	 \mathcal D_\Gamma(L^{(2)})=\partial\Gamma,
\end{align}
and a solution exists when $\partial\Gamma$ lies within the range of $\mathcal D_\Gamma$. Using $\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}$ to denote the pseudoinverse of $\mathcal D_\Gamma$ and the fact that $\mathcal D_Y(X^\top)=\mathcal D_Y(X)^\top$ we rewrite Eqs.~\eqref{eq:L012} as
\begin{subequations}
\begin{align}
	L^{(2)}=\,&\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial \Gamma)\\
	L^{(1)}=\,&2\Gamma^{-1}\partial d-2\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)d\\
	L^{(0)}=\,&d^\top \mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)d-2d^\top\Gamma^{-1}\partial d-\tfrac12\mathrm{tr}[\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)\Gamma].
\end{align}
\end{subequations}
Putting this back into Eq.~\eqref{eq:SLD2} we get
\begin{align}
	\mathcal L_\theta=&\,\mathcal D^{-1}_\Gamma(\partial\Gamma)_{ij} (R^i-d^i)\circ (R^j-d^j)\\
	&+2\partial d^i \Gamma^{-1}_{ij}(R^j-d^j)\\
	&-\frac{1}{2}\mathrm{tr}[\mathcal D^{-1}_\Gamma(\partial\Gamma)\Gamma]
\end{align}
This proves Eqs.~\eqref{eq:SLDfinal} and \eqref{SLDparams}.

As suggested above $\mathcal D_\Gamma$ may be singular. To analyze the spectrum of $\mathcal D_\Gamma$ it is convenient to consider $\Gamma=S\Gamma_\th S^\top$ in Williamson form, where $\Gamma_\th$ is a (thermal) Gibbs state. In this representation,
\begin{align}\label{eq:Dthermal}
	\mathcal D_\Gamma=(S\otimes S)\mathcal D_{\Gamma_\th}(S\otimes S)^\top
\end{align}
and the eigenvalue equation $\mathcal D_{\Gamma_\th}(X)=\lambda X$ reads $\Gamma_\th X \Gamma_\th-\omega X \omega^\top=\lambda X$. Since $\Gamma_\th$ is diagonal and proportional to the identity in each $2\times2$ block corresponding to each mode, the eigenvalue equation decouples into $n^2$ independent equations, labelled by the pair $(i,j)$, corresponding to the $i$-th and $j$-th modes in the row and column resp.
\begin{align}\label{eq:decoupledeigenvalues}
	\omega X_{ij} \omega^\top = (\nu_i \nu_j-\lambda) X_{ij}.
\end{align}
The map $\omega \cdot \omega^\top$ is an involution, thus its eigenvalues are $\pm1$. Hence, the eigenvalues of $\mathcal D_{\Gamma_\th}$ are of the form $\lambda=\nu_i\nu_j\mp1$, where $\nu_i$ are the symplectic eigenvalues of $\Gamma$. In addition, matrices $1$ and $\omega$ are eigenvectors of ${\omega\,\cdot\,\omega^\top}$ corresponding to eigenvalue $+1$, and Pauli matrices $\sigma_x$ and $\sigma_z$ correspond to eigenvalue~$-1$. Hence $1,\omega$ are eigenvectors of $\mathcal D_{\Gamma_\th}$ with eigenvalue $\nu_i\nu_j-1$, and $\sigma_x,\sigma_z$ are associated to $\nu_i\nu_j+1$.
Thus, the spectrum of $\mathcal D_{\Gamma_\th}$ is given by $\lambda_{ij}^\pm=\nu_i\nu_j\mp1$. In particular, one can see that if $\Gamma$ has symplectic eigenvalues equal to 1 (or $\Gamma+i\omega$ is singular), then $\mathcal D_{\Gamma_\th}$ is singular, and so is $\mathcal D_\Gamma$. The kernel of $\mathcal D_{\Gamma_\th}$ consists of sparse matrices populated only in blocks $(i,j)$ such that $\nu_i=\nu_j=1$, with entries of the form $\alpha_{ij}1+\beta_{ij}\omega$,
\begin{align}\label{eq:kernel}
	\ker(\mathcal D_{\Gamma_\th})=\left(\begin{array}{cccccc}
		0		&\cdots	&0							&\cdots	&0\\
		\vdots	&\ddots	&\vdots						&		&\vdots\\
		\vdots	&\cdots	&\alpha1+\beta\omega	&\cdots	&0\\
		\vdots	&		&\vdots						&\ddots	&\vdots\\
		0		&\cdots	&0							&\cdots	&0
	\end{array}\right).
\end{align}
Thus $\mathcal D_\Gamma$ is nonsingular only when the symplectic eigenvalues of $\Gamma$ are strictly greater than 1, and if $\mathcal D_\Gamma$ is singular, its kernel consists of matrices with with nonzero entries in blocks corresponding to vacuum modes in the Williamson decomposition of $\rho$.

\section{The quantum Fisher information}\label{app:QFI}
The QFI is defined as $I_Q=\mathrm{tr}[\rho_\theta \mathcal L_\theta^2]$. Using the notation introduced in the text, a map $X\rightarrow A X B^\top$ reads $A\otimes B$ and the action is specified as follows
\begin{align}
	A\otimes B|X)=|A X B^\top).
\end{align}
With this $\mathcal D_X=X\otimes X-\omega\otimes\omega$ has 4 upper indices $[\mathcal D_X]^{ijkl}=X^{ik}X^{jl}-\omega^{ik}\omega^{jl}$, of which the last two are contracted with the argument matrix,
\begin{align}
\nonumber
	[\mathcal D_X(Y)]^{ij}&=[\mathcal D_X]^{ijkl}Y_{kl}\\
\nonumber
		&=\big(X^{ik}X^{jl}-\omega^{ik}\omega^{jl}\big)Y_{kl}\\
\nonumber
		&=X^{ik}Y_{kl}X^\top{}^{lj}-\omega^{ik}Y_{kl}\omega^\top{}^{lj}\\
		&=[XYX^\top-\omega Y\omega^\top]^{ij}.
\end{align}
On the other hand, supposing that $\mathcal D_X$ is nonsingular, $[\mathcal D_X^{-1}]_{ijkl}[\mathcal D_X]^{klrs}Y_{rs}=Y_{ij}$, and
\begin{align}
	[\mathcal D_X^{-1}(Y)]_{ij}=[\mathcal D_X^{-1}]_{ijkl}Y^{kl},
\end{align}
and
\begin{align}
	[\mathcal D_X^{-1}]_{ijkl}[\mathcal D_X]^{klrs}=\delta^r_i\delta^s_j.
\end{align}
\begin{widetext}
We will use the relation~\cite{monras_information_2010}
\begin{align}
	\mathrm{tr}[\rho_\theta (\hat R^i\,\circ \,\hat R^j)\circ(\hat R^k\circ \hat R^l)]=\frac{1}{4}\left[\Gamma^{ij}\Gamma^{kl}+[\mathcal D_\Gamma]^{ijk'l'}(\delta^k_{k'}\delta^l_{l'}+\delta^k_{l'}\delta^l_{k'})\right],
\end{align}
where the centered canonical operators $\hat R=R-d$ have been defined. With this, $I_Q$ reads
\begin{subequations}
\begin{align}
	I_Q=&\,
		\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{ij}\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{kl}\mathrm{tr}[\rho_\theta (\hat R^i\circ \hat R^j)\circ(\hat R^k\circ \hat R^l)]\\
\nonumber
		&+\left(4[\Gamma^{-1}\partial d]_i[\Gamma^{-1}\partial d]_j-\mathrm{tr}[\mathcal D^{-1}_\Gamma(\partial\Gamma)\Gamma]\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{ij}\right)
		\mathrm{tr}[\rho_\theta\,\hat R^i\circ \hat R^j]+\frac{1}{4}\mathrm{tr}[\mathcal D^{-1}_\Gamma(\partial\Gamma)\Gamma]^2\\
	=&\,\frac{1}{4}\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{ij}\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{kl}[\mathcal D_\Gamma]^{ijk'l'}(\delta^k_{k'}\delta^l_{l'}+\delta^k_{l'}\delta^l_{k'})+4[\Gamma^{-1}\partial d]_i[\Gamma^{-1}\partial d]_j\mathrm{tr}[\rho_\theta\,\hat R^i\circ \hat R^j]\\
	=&\,\frac{1}{4}\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{ij}\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{kl}[\mathcal D_\Gamma]^{ijk'l'}(\delta^k_{k'}\delta^l_{l'}+\delta^k_{l'}\delta^l_{k'})+2\partial d^\top \Gamma^{-1}\partial d.
\end{align}
\end{subequations}
\end{widetext}
Since $\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)$ is symmetric, we can write
\begin{align}
\nonumber
	I_Q&=\frac{1}{2}\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{ij}[\mathcal D_\Gamma]^{ijkl}\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)_{kl}\\
	&+2\partial d^\top \Gamma^{-1}\partial d.
\end{align}
Finally, notice that
\begin{align}
	[\mathcal D_\Gamma]^{ijkl}[\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)]_{kl}={[\mathcal D_\Gamma\circ \mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)]^{ij}}=[\P(\partial\Gamma)]^{ij}
\end{align}
where $\P=\mathcal D_\Gamma\circ \mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}$ is the projector onto the support of $\mathcal D_\Gamma$. Hence,
\begin{align}
	I_Q=\frac{1}{2}\mathrm{tr}[\mathcal D^{-1}_\Gamma(\partial\Gamma) \,\P(\partial\Gamma)]+2\partial d^\top \Gamma^{-1}\partial d
\end{align}
To conclude, notice that $\mathcal D_\Gamma$ is self adjoint, \emph{i.e.}, $\mathrm{tr}[\mathcal D_\Gamma(X)^\top Y]=\mathrm{tr}[X^\top \mathcal D_\Gamma(Y)]$, as a consequence of $\Gamma$ being symmetric. So is $\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}$. Also, the presence of $\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}$ makes $\P$ unnecessary, i.e., ${\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}\circ \P=\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}}$, hence we can write
\begin{align}
	I_Q=\frac12\mathrm{tr}[\partial\Gamma\,\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}(\partial\Gamma)]+2\partial d^\top\Gamma^{-1}\partial d
\end{align}
or, in  braket notation,
\begin{align}
	I_Q=\frac12 (\partial\Gamma|\mathcal D_\Gamma^{-1}|\partial\Gamma)+2\partial d^\top\Gamma^{-1}\partial d.
\end{align}
More explicitly,
\begin{align}
	I_Q=\frac12 (\partial\Gamma|(\Gamma\!\otimes\!\Gamma-\omega\!\otimes\!\omega)^{-1}|\partial\Gamma)+2\partial d^\top\Gamma^{-1}\partial d,
\end{align}
which is the expression reported in Eq.~\eqref{eq:QFI}.

\end{document}

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2016 NFL Draft rankings: Top ten offensive tackles
Ranking the top 10 offensive tackles in this year's NFL Draft class.
By Alex Reno@alex_reno Mar 13, 2016, 11:00am EDT
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1. Laremy Tunsil (Ole Miss) | 6-foot-5, 310 pounds
Say it with me: Laremy Tunsil is the best prospect in the country. Laremy Tunsil is the best prospect in the country. And it's not even close.
2. Taylor Decker (Ohio State) | 6-foot-7, 310 pounds
After the huge dropoff from Tunsil, you have Taylor Decker, who is special in his own right. The first thing that really jumps out at you with Decker is his impressive stature. He stands at 6-foot-7 and does a remarkable job of bending and gaining leverage at the point of attack. Decker's best position will be at right tackle, though I believe he can play either side. He exhibits above-average movement skills in pass protection and is a tenacious monster in the run game that will continue to play through the whistle. This kid might be the nastiest competitor out there.
3. Ronnie Stanley (Notre Dame) | 6-foot-6, 312 pounds
Stanley had a chance to declare early last year and would have been one of the first tackles off the board. His stock stays right around the same spot after returning for his Junior season and will be fighting Taylor Decker to be the second OT selected. Stanley has exceptionally long arms and large mitts that allow him to get great extension in pass protection, as well as control his opponents and turn them away from the play. Notre Dame's battle against Clemson last year was truly the first time we've seen Stanley vulnerable after getting abused by a fellow first-round talent in Shaq Lawson. He can get outworked and outplayed by bigger and stronger DEs.
4. Jack Conklin (Michigan State) | 6-foot-6, 308 pounds
If you want a more detailed report on Conklin, you can read my draft profile on him here. Conklin's physical limitations are going to prevent him from being a starting left tackle in the NFL, but I think he can be a very good, maybe even great right tackle or guard at the next level.
5. Shon Coleman (Auburn) | 6-foot-5, 307 pounds
Any time you take an offensive lineman from a system like Auburn there is cause for concern. I'm looking at you, Greg Robinson. Coleman is going to turn 25 years old as a rookie and has his share of concerns in pass protection, but he's such a monster in the run game that I think you can take him in the second or third round and thrive off of his tenacity. Coleman has plenty of upside, and I can see him developing into a Pro Bowl RT some day.
6. Germain Ifedi (Texas A&M) | 6-foot-6, 324 pounds
Like many others in this year's class, Ifedi has some insanely long arms and large hands. He's an average athlete with pedestrian lateral quickness which will limit him to the right side or at guard, but his heavy hands and nasty attitude makes him an intriguing prospect in the middle rounds. Plenty of draftniks are quick to label Ifedi as a guard in the NFL, but I believe he moves well enough to become a starting RT in the NFL.
7. Jason Spriggs (Indiana) | 6-foot-6, 301 pounds
Spriggs is by far the best athlete in this class, and he proved so during the combine. He still has a long way to go to becoming a complete player, however. Spriggs' movement skills are unparalleled for his size, but his run blocking is atrocious and his awareness when getting out to the second level is nonexistent. I fully expect him to be overdrafted as scouts and GMs will be infatuated by his measurables, though his upside is undeniable.
8. Willie Beavers (Western Michigan) | 6-foot-4, 324 pounds
I like Beavers a lot because of his versatility. He has great feet and quickness which allow him to hold his own as a left tackle, but his heavy hands and wide base makes him a candidate to play inside as well. Beavers is going to need to hit the weight room and improve his hand placement if he wants to become an NFL starter.
9. Le'Raven Clark (Texas Tech) | 6-foot-5, 316 pounds
With Le'Raven Clark, you have to understand that you're taking him on as a project that will likely need at least a year or two to develop before giving him a shot in a starting role. He had some incredibly ugly tape but flashed at times and displays great athleticism for his size. Clark's cardinal sin is his consistently awful hand placement, and he looks more interested in hugging defenders than actually blocking them.
10. Joe Haeg (North Dakota State) | 6-foot-6, 304 pounds
Haeg is a gifted athlete with poor functional strength, making him a viable candidate for a zone-blocking scheme. He was constantly driven back by bull rushes despite playing against weak FCS competition and will only see bigger and stronger players in the NFL.
2016 Positional Rankings: Quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end


Boating season is nearly upon us and many are getting ready to pull their watercraft out from storage in preparation for Memorial Day weekend.
2. Registration – Make sure your boating registration is current. Those needing to renew their watercraft registration can do so 24/7 by visiting www.azgfd.gov and clicking on "Boat Renewals" or at their closest AZGFD regional office.
3. Fuel system – Check the system for any leaks or damages. Give special attention to any fuel lines and connections. Damaged fuel hoses could either be cracked, brittle or soft. Also ensure the engine exhaust and ventilation systems are functioning properly. Before starting your engine, open the engine cover and smell for the presence of fuel vapor. Leave the engine cover off when first starting so you can inspect for proper functioning of the engine.
4. Belts, cables and hoses – As with fuel lines, inspect all belts, cables and hoses that may have been damaged while in storage. Inactive items can become brittle and may crack. Ensure belts are fitted tightly and that there are no cracks on the outer jacket of the throttle, shift and steering control cables.
5. Electric system – Inspect all electrical connections to ensure they are clean, tight and corrosion free.
6. Fluid levels – Check all fluid levels including engine oil, power steering, power trim reservoirs and engine coolant. Also be sure to change the engine oil, oil filter and drive lubricants.
7. Propellers and hulls – Ensure propellers are free of dings, pitting, cracks and distortion, and that they are secured properly. On the hull, inspect for blisters, distortions and cracks. Also make sure the vessel's drain plug is in place before launching.
Fishing at Lake Powell is also a great way to enjoy the weekend. Check the fishing regulations for Arizona and Utah before heading out to make sure you have the proper licenses and are aware of any special regulations.
Game and Fish also reminds boaters to "clean, drain and dry" — and especially decontaminate — their watercraft and equipment before exiting waters designated as having invasive species.
Quagga mussels colonize rapidly on hard surfaces and can ruin recreational watercraft motors, alter water quality for aquatic wildlife, and clog water intake structures such as pipes and screens, thereby impacting pumping capabilities for power and water treatment plants.
• CLEAN. Clean/remove any clinging material from the anchor, boat, motor and hull, trailer (all plants, animals and mud).
• DRAIN. Remove all water drainage plugs (and keep them out during transport). Drain the water from the bilge, live-well and any other compartments that holds water. Drain the water from the engine and engine cooling system(s). You can do this by lowering the outboard, while on the ramp, until the water is removed.
• DRY. Ensure the watercraft, vehicle, equipment, or conveyance is allowed to dry completely before placing in another body of water.
Leaving your plugs out during transport will assist in ventilating and speeding the drying time of those difficult-to-dry areas of your boat.
If you are in need of decontaminating your moored boat before transporting from an AIS-affected water, please contact AZGFD at (623) 236-7608.


At face value, when Jesus tells a Canaanite woman, "It is not fair to take the children's food and throw it to the house-dogs," he's engaging in a racist and misogynist slur.
In Semitic culture, to call someone a dog is highly derogatory, and our Lord directs this slur against not just one Canaanite woman, but the entire race of Gentiles. So he insulted you and me too. Gospels like this one are good for us. Christians aren't called to unthinking obedience. We're called to foster intelligent faith.
In the Gospels, the disciples are always asking Jesus questions. We should imitate them. We should not only ponder, but also scrutinise the Word of God. There's nothing that can't be Googled these days, but we should, each of us, also turn to our Lord himself. It's good for us to sit in front of the tabernacle and to question Jesus. It's good for our faith, and at a personal level it pleases him a lot.
Well, friends can say and do things servants can't. Friends question friends. They complain to friends. Sometimes, they even repudiate friends. This is the sort of intimacy our Lord wants from us: an easy familiarity, which arises naturally between people who share regular conversation. So, what do we make of our Lord's racial slur in today's Gospel?
It's not what it seems, I think. Recall the context. Our Lord and his disciples are still aggrieved by the recent death of John the Baptist. They have tried, unsuccessfully, to go on retreat. They finally escape the crowds by leaving Israel all together. They withdraw to a foreign land. Our Lord has drawn a line. He and his disciples need to rest. They are resting — maybe even sleeping — when a local woman starts shouting at them from outside the house. Our Lord ignores her, but it's too much for the disciples. All they want is some peace and quiet. Can't Jesus quickly oblige her so that she'll go? He doesn't budge. His work is in Israel. Right now, he's on vacation.
Eventually — maybe after many hours — the woman gains direct access to Jesus. We've all been in similar situations. How co-operative are we, when people who have relentlessly badgered us finally confront us? Even these situations, though, don't license us to engage in verbal abuse. But then, maybe Jesus didn't do that either. There are mitigating details.
In our Lord's scenario, the house-dogs aren't refused food; they must simply wait their turn. The children are fed first. The Canaanite woman picks this up straight away. She's apparently not the least bit offended. I don't think our Lord means to insult her — or us.
The woman gets her favour: her daughter is healed. But what about us? What can we derive from this Gospel? I think there are two lessons.
Firstly, gentiles were always a part of our Lord's scheme for the Church. Our Lord ministered to the children of Israel first, but his ultimate mission was the reconciliation of the world, as Paul relates in the Second Reading. You and I aren't an afterthought.
Secondly, in the Lord's vineyard there is a time for work and a time for rest. Jesus delayed the woman because he and the disciples needed rest. But at the same time, persistence pays off. We can remember this in our apostolate, and in our prayer. In the apostolate, we should be generous with ourselves, and attentive to self-care. Not neglecting the needs of others, but defining healthy boundaries. And in our own prayer life, if our Lord at first refuses, we should pray and pray some more.
It's a great story. Very different but just as wonderful as the one about the Samaritan woman at the well. Jesus speaks to each of us personally – he knew the Canaanite woman was strong and could take it! And their conversation reveals a bit more of who Jesus is and what he came to do.
I love the way she manages to be both humble AND kind of backchat Jesus! Only someone very close to God could do that!
Well done, Fr John! Great reflection. Yes, each of us must do what is necessary for ourselves without neglecting the others. We should not over work and burn out, for then we will not be able to be effective. Then again, I guess helping others does give us great joy and the joy that we receive refreshes us. Well, that is how I feel. The Canaanite woman was smart and persistent for she knew that Jesus would help her if she got his attention which she did. The love she bore for her daughter was greater than any hurt an insult would cause. Then again when we see the way Jesus Christ was tortured, humiliated and crucified, I guess we are strong enough to take insults. All for Jesus Christ, the Son of the Living God.
Very nicely put, and sensitive to modern ears. I'll link to this on my blog.


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Your volunteer work after school programs and extracurricular activities all tell potential employers about your ability to complete projects on time work well with others and stay organized. If you paid for it its yours. The following high school student resume template demonstrates how you can effectively fill your resume with compelling information before youve landed your first job.
2005 2007 completed 60 credits toward ba in psychology.
How to put your high school on resume. Grammar school and high school grammar school is never included on a resume. Graduated in 2005. If you are still in high school are in your first couple of years of college or if a high school diploma is your highest degree you can certainly include your high school information. To get experience you need to build a strong one but to build a strong one you need experience.
To show you how you can stand out from the crowd take a look below at what a great resume for a high school student might look like we chose to create a sample resume for a veterinary assistant and download the high school gradveterinary assistant resume template in word. Cherryville high school cherryville oh. If youre like many high school students writing your first resume can seem like a catch 22. List your high school education after like this.
The decision to list your high school on your resume comes down to the stage youre at in your education. If youre currently attending high school or college or if you just graduated from school definitely list your high school on your resume. You probably have more information to put on your resume than you think. Any mention of high school.
Ohio state university columbus oh. If the coursework is relevant you can put it on your resume. Writing a resume when youre a high school student who doesnt have much or any prior work experience can seem daunting. High school information include your high school or ged information if you dont have any college credits.
If you have college credits remove references to high school. Heres the good news. If youre more than a few years past your high school graduation date employers dont care which high school you attended or how accomplished you were there.


Looking for social skills stories? I'd like to share my free, online storybook readings! These books focus on teaching children perspective-taking skills (what others may be thinking or feeling), identifying emotions, regulating emotions, social problem-solving, basic conversation skills, appropriate vs. inappropriate behaviors, and more.
Hope you will find this to be a helpful resource!


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Q: How to create two buttons in the Dash package of Python which can modify both a cardbody, each in its own way? I have a problem with the app.callback function, I want that by pressing the top_masse button, I change the interior of a cardBody and when I press the top_masse button, I also change the cardBody, from another way. The problem is when in my code, the change is made on the first button but not the second, and I do not understand where the problem is yet it takes into account the number of clicks.
Here is the code in simplified version :
import dash
import dash_bootstrap_components as dbc
import dash_core_components as dcc
import dash_html_components as html
import dash_table as dt

from dash.dependencies import Input, Output, State

app = dash.Dash(external_stylesheets=[dbc.themes.BOOTSTRAP])

tarif_jumb = dbc.Jumbotron([
        html.H2("Tarification", className="display-3"),
        html.Hr(className="my-2",),
        html.P(),
        dbc.Button("Tarif en masse", color="primary", className="mr-3", id="top_masse"),
        dbc.Button("Tarif parc", color="danger", className="mr-3", id="top_parc")
        ,])

card_top_tarif = dbc.Card(
            dbc.CardBody([
                    tarif_jumb
                    ,])
            , className="mt-3"
            ,)

tab_top_tarif = dbc.Tab(card_top_tarif, label="Choix tarifaire", tab_id="top_tarif",id="top_tarif")

tabs = dbc.Card(dbc.CardBody([
        dbc.Tabs([
            tab_top_tarif
            ,]
            , id="tabs"
            , active_tab="top_tarif"
            ,)
        ,],
        id="card_body"
        ,))

app.layout  = dbc.Container([
        tabs
        ,],)

@app.callback(Output(component_id="card_body", component_property="children"),
               [Input(component_id="top_masse", component_property="n_clicks"),
              Input(component_id="top_parc", component_property="n_clicks")
              ,])

def tarif_masse(n_clicks1,n_clicks2):

    if n_clicks1>=1:
        return dbc.Alert('The button has been clicked {} times'.format(n_clicks2), color="primary")
    elif n_clicks2>=1:
        return dbc.Alert('The button has been clicked {} times'.format(n_clicks1), color="primary")

@app.callback(Output(component_id="alert", component_property="children"),
              [Input(component_id="importation", component_property="n_clicks")
              ,])

def tarif_masse(n_clicks):

    if n_clicks>=1:
        return 'The button has been clicked {} times'.format(n_clicks)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run_server(debug=False,port=8080,host='0.0.0.0')

A: Actually you just had to define 'else' and it works, I can't explain it but it works.
@app.callback(Output(component_id="card_body", component_property="children"),

               [Input(component_id="top_masse", component_property="n_clicks"),

              Input(component_id="top_parc", component_property="n_clicks")

              ,])

def tarif_masse(n_clicks1,n_clicks2):

    if n_clicks1 is not None:

        return dbc.Alert('The button has been clicked {} times'.format(n_clicks1),

color="primary")

    elif n_clicks2 is not None:

        return dbc.Alert('The button hed {} times'.format(n_clicks2), color="primary")

    else:

        return dbc.Tabs([tab_top_tarif,], id="tabs", active_tab="top_tarif")

if __name__ == "__main__":

    app.run_server(debug=False,port=8050,host='0.0.0.0')```


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The online magazine is created in the Readymag 'WYSIWYG' editor, and is a web browser based online magazine that can be read just as good on your desktop computer, as on any mobile device. Including lots of additional material, the online edition is a great extension to the reading experience of the printed Landjäger Magazin.