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package org.apache.samza.config;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Optional;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;
import org.apache.samza.SamzaException;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

public class TestStorageConfig {
  private static final String STORE_NAME0 = "store0";
  private static final String STORE_NAME1 = "store1";

  @Test
  public void testGetStoreNames() {
    // empty config, so no stores
    assertEquals(Collections.emptyList(), new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getStoreNames());

    // has stores
    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.FACTORY, STORE_NAME0), "store0.factory.class",
            String.format(StorageConfig.FACTORY, STORE_NAME1), "store1.factory.class")));
    List<String> actual = storageConfig.getStoreNames();
    // ordering shouldn't matter
    assertEquals(2, actual.size());
    assertEquals(ImmutableSet.of(STORE_NAME0, STORE_NAME1), ImmutableSet.copyOf(actual));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetChangelogStream() {
    // empty config, so no changelog stream
    assertEquals(Optional.empty(), new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getChangelogStream(STORE_NAME0));

    // store has empty string for changelog stream
    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_STREAM, STORE_NAME0), "")));
    assertEquals(Optional.empty(), storageConfig.getChangelogStream(STORE_NAME0));

    // store has full changelog system-stream defined
    storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_STREAM, STORE_NAME0),
            "changelog-system.changelog-stream0")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("changelog-system.changelog-stream0"), storageConfig.getChangelogStream(STORE_NAME0));

    // store has changelog stream defined, but system comes from job.changelog.system
    storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_STREAM, STORE_NAME0), "changelog-stream0",
            StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_SYSTEM, "changelog-system")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("changelog-system.changelog-stream0"), storageConfig.getChangelogStream(STORE_NAME0));

    // batch mode: create unique stream name
    storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_STREAM, STORE_NAME0),
            "changelog-system.changelog-stream0", ApplicationConfig.APP_MODE,
            ApplicationConfig.ApplicationMode.BATCH.name().toLowerCase(), ApplicationConfig.APP_RUN_ID, "run-id")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("changelog-system.changelog-stream0-run-id"),
        storageConfig.getChangelogStream(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test(expected = SamzaException.class)
  public void testGetChangelogStreamMissingSystem() {
    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_STREAM, STORE_NAME0), "changelog-stream0")));
    storageConfig.getChangelogStream(STORE_NAME0);
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetAccessLogEnabled() {
    // empty config, access log disabled
    assertFalse(new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getAccessLogEnabled(STORE_NAME0));

    assertFalse(new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.ACCESSLOG_ENABLED, STORE_NAME0), "false"))).getAccessLogEnabled(
        STORE_NAME0));

    assertTrue(new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.ACCESSLOG_ENABLED, STORE_NAME0), "true"))).getAccessLogEnabled(
        STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetAccessLogStream() {
    String changelogStream = "changelog-stream";
    assertEquals(changelogStream + "-" + StorageConfig.ACCESSLOG_STREAM_SUFFIX,
        new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getAccessLogStream(changelogStream));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetAccessLogSamplingRatio() {
    // empty config, return default sampling ratio
    assertEquals(StorageConfig.DEFAULT_ACCESSLOG_SAMPLING_RATIO,
        new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getAccessLogSamplingRatio(STORE_NAME0));

    assertEquals(40, new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.ACCESSLOG_SAMPLING_RATIO, STORE_NAME0),
            "40"))).getAccessLogSamplingRatio(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetStorageFactoryClassName() {
    // empty config, so no factory
    assertEquals(Optional.empty(), new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getStorageFactoryClassName(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.FACTORY, STORE_NAME0), "my.factory.class")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("my.factory.class"), storageConfig.getStorageFactoryClassName(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetStorageKeySerde() {
    // empty config, so no key serde
    assertEquals(Optional.empty(), new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getStorageKeySerde(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.KEY_SERDE, STORE_NAME0), "my.key.serde.class")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("my.key.serde.class"), storageConfig.getStorageKeySerde(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetStorageMsgSerde() {
    // empty config, so no msg serde
    assertEquals(Optional.empty(), new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getStorageMsgSerde(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.MSG_SERDE, STORE_NAME0), "my.msg.serde.class")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("my.msg.serde.class"), storageConfig.getStorageMsgSerde(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetChangelogSystem() {
    // empty config, so no system
    assertEquals(Optional.empty(), new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getChangelogSystem());

    // job.changelog.system takes precedence over job.default.system
    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_SYSTEM, "changelog-system", JobConfig.JOB_DEFAULT_SYSTEM,
            "should-not-be-used")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("changelog-system"), storageConfig.getChangelogSystem());

    // fall back to job.default.system if job.changelog.system is not specified
    storageConfig =
        new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(JobConfig.JOB_DEFAULT_SYSTEM, "default-system")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("default-system"), storageConfig.getChangelogSystem());
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetSideInputs() {
    // empty config, so no system
    assertEquals(Collections.emptyList(), new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getSideInputs(STORE_NAME0));

    // single side input
    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.SIDE_INPUTS, STORE_NAME0), "side-input")));
    assertEquals(Collections.singletonList("side-input"), storageConfig.getSideInputs(STORE_NAME0));

    // multiple side inputs
    storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.SIDE_INPUTS, STORE_NAME0), "side-input0,side-input1")));
    assertEquals(ImmutableList.of("side-input0", "side-input1"), storageConfig.getSideInputs(STORE_NAME0));

    // ignore whitespace
    storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.SIDE_INPUTS, STORE_NAME0), ", side-input0 ,,side-input1,")));
    assertEquals(ImmutableList.of("side-input0", "side-input1"), storageConfig.getSideInputs(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetSideInputsProcessorFactory() {
    // empty config, so no factory
    assertEquals(Optional.empty(), new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getSideInputsProcessorFactory(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.SIDE_INPUTS_PROCESSOR_FACTORY, STORE_NAME0),
            "my.side.inputs.factory.class")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("my.side.inputs.factory.class"), storageConfig.getSideInputsProcessorFactory(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetSideInputsProcessorSerializedInstance() {
    // empty config, so no factory
    assertEquals(Optional.empty(),
        new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getSideInputsProcessorSerializedInstance(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.SIDE_INPUTS_PROCESSOR_SERIALIZED_INSTANCE, STORE_NAME0),
            "serialized_instance")));
    assertEquals(Optional.of("serialized_instance"),
        storageConfig.getSideInputsProcessorSerializedInstance(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetChangeLogDeleteRetentionInMs() {
    // empty config, return default sampling ratio
    assertEquals(StorageConfig.DEFAULT_CHANGELOG_DELETE_RETENTION_MS,
        new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getChangeLogDeleteRetentionInMs(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_DELETE_RETENTION_MS, STORE_NAME0),
            Long.toString(StorageConfig.DEFAULT_CHANGELOG_DELETE_RETENTION_MS * 2))));
    assertEquals(StorageConfig.DEFAULT_CHANGELOG_DELETE_RETENTION_MS * 2,
        storageConfig.getChangeLogDeleteRetentionInMs(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testIsChangelogSystem() {
    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(
        // store0 has a changelog stream
        String.format(StorageConfig.FACTORY, STORE_NAME0), "factory.class",
        String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_STREAM, STORE_NAME0), "system0.changelog-stream",
        // store1 does not have a changelog stream
        String.format(StorageConfig.FACTORY, STORE_NAME1), "factory.class")));
    assertTrue(storageConfig.isChangelogSystem("system0"));
    assertFalse(storageConfig.isChangelogSystem("other-system"));
  }

  @Test
  public void testHasDurableStores() {
    // no changelog, which means no durable stores
    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.FACTORY, STORE_NAME0), "factory.class")));
    assertFalse(storageConfig.hasDurableStores());

    storageConfig = new StorageConfig(new MapConfig(
        ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.FACTORY, STORE_NAME0), "factory.class",
            String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_STREAM, STORE_NAME0), "system0.changelog-stream")));
    assertTrue(storageConfig.hasDurableStores());
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetChangelogMaxMsgSizeBytes() {
    // empty config, return default size
    assertEquals(StorageConfig.DEFAULT_CHANGELOG_MAX_MSG_SIZE_BYTES, new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getChangelogMaxMsgSizeBytes(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.CHANGELOG_MAX_MSG_SIZE_BYTES, STORE_NAME0), "10")));
    assertEquals(10, storageConfig.getChangelogMaxMsgSizeBytes(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetDisallowLargeMessages() {
    // empty config, return default size
    assertEquals(StorageConfig.DEFAULT_DISALLOW_LARGE_MESSAGES, new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getDisallowLargeMessages(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.DISALLOW_LARGE_MESSAGES, STORE_NAME0), "true")));
    assertEquals(true, storageConfig.getDisallowLargeMessages(STORE_NAME0));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetDropLargeMessages() {
    // empty config, return default size
    assertEquals(StorageConfig.DEFAULT_DROP_LARGE_MESSAGES, new StorageConfig(new MapConfig()).getDropLargeMessages(STORE_NAME0));

    StorageConfig storageConfig = new StorageConfig(
        new MapConfig(ImmutableMap.of(String.format(StorageConfig.DROP_LARGE_MESSAGES, STORE_NAME0), "true")));
    assertEquals(true, storageConfig.getDropLargeMessages(STORE_NAME0));
  }
}

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HISTORY Aug. 26: de Gaulle braves sniper threat in Paris-liberation march
Today is Sunday, Aug. 26, the 238th day of 2018. There are 127 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On August 26, 1957, the Soviet Union announced it had successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile.
In 55 B.C., Roman forces under Julius Caesar invaded Britain, with only limited success.
In 1883, the island volcano Krakatoa began cataclysmic eruptions, leading to a massive explosion the following day.
In 1910, Thomas Edison demonstrated for reporters an improved version of his Kinetophone, a device for showing a movie with synchronized sound.
In 1920, the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing American women's right to vote, was certified in effect by Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby.
In 1944, French Gen. Charles de Gaulle braved the threat of German snipers as he led a victory march in Paris, which had just been liberated by the Allies from Nazi occupation.
In 1958, Alaskans went to the polls to overwhelmingly vote in favor of statehood.
In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson was nominated for a term of office in his own right at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
In 1968, the Democratic National Convention opened in Chicago; the four-day event that resulted in the nomination of Hubert H. Humphrey for president was marked by a bloody police crackdown on antiwar protesters in the streets.
In 1972, the summer Olympics games opened in Munich, West Germany.
In 1974, Charles Lindbergh — the first man to fly solo, non-stop across the Atlantic — died at his home in Hawaii at age 72.
In 1978, Cardinal Albino Luciani (al-BEE'-noh loo-CHYAH'-nee) of Venice was elected pope following the death of Paul VI; the new pontiff took the name Pope John Paul I. (However, he died just over a month later.)
In 2015, Alison Parker, a reporter for WDBJ-TV in Roanoke, Virginia, and her cameraman, Adam Ward, were shot to death during a live broadcast by a disgruntled former station employee who fatally shot himself while being pursued by police.
Ten years ago: Hillary Rodham Clinton closed the book on her 2008 presidential bid by telling the Democratic National Convention in Denver the election wasn't about her and declaring herself a "proud supporter of Barack Obama." Russia recognized the independence claims of two Georgian breakaway regions, Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Hurricane Gustav struck Haiti, causing widespread flooding and landslides; the storm went on to kill at least 78 people in the Caribbean. Major League Baseball announced umpires would be allowed to check video on home run "boundary calls" starting August 27.
Five years ago: President Barack Obama bestowed the Medal of Honor on Army Staff Sgt. Ty Carter, who'd risked his life to save an injured soldier, resupply ammunition to his comrades and render first aid during intense fighting in a remote mountain outpost in Afghanistan.
One year ago: Hurricane Harvey spun into Texas, unloading extraordinary amounts of rain. (The hurricane killed nearly 70 people, damaged more than 300,000 structures and caused an estimated $125 billion in damage.) Iraq's military said it had driven Islamic State militants out of 90 percent of the northern town of Tal Afar. Boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. beat UFC fighter Conor McGregor in a boxing match in Las Vegas that was stopped by the referee in the 10th round; it was the last fight of Mayweather's career and earned him an estimated $200 million. Spotify said Taylor Swift had set a new global first-day streaming record with more than 8 million same-day streams for Swift's new single, "Look What You Made Me Do."
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Thought for Today: "Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person." — Mother Teresa (born this date in 1910, died 1997).

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Coming to the 40th year since it was formed by the Diocese of New York (now under the Diocese of the South - Orthodox Church in America), and the 6th year of meeting in its permanent location, St. Cyprian of Carthage embarks upon the first application of Iconography on the walls and ceiling of the Sanctuary, the area of the church building where the altar rests.
The first work will include preparation of the walls with plaster for a permanent surface to support the directly applied pigments. This plaster project will commence during September 2014.
Next, the Iconographer, Seraphim "Conner" O'Keefe, will begin to cover the Apse wall with the Image shown above. The north and south walls will also be covered, as well as the ceiling.
Additional pages will develope with more detailed description of the Iconography, as well as pictures of progress.
As Seraphim works with a plan for the Apse wall, the sketch has now been enlarged and given some color. Notice some of the minor changes in this rendition; the inclination of the Holy Fathers and the size and shape of the Theotokos with Christ image.
As images transpire on the white canvas of the Apse wall, it is a miraculous experience to see sketches become icons. These photos represent the planning and color testing stages of the iconography project. Seraphim created plaster panels for the images of the Theotokos for the center of the Apse and of St. Cyprian to be located the left of the Altar. These panels serve as drafts for the final iconogrpahy and color tests for paint and surface interaction.
As the month of November passes, the outline or sketches of the Apse and Sanctuary wall Icons appear. As shown in the small scale sketch and water color for the Apse, this Icon includes the Holy Altar flanked by Angels, and the traditional Image of the "Holy Fathers" approaching the Altar for Communion that is shown by the Chalice and Bread. This Image will show the Hierarchs St. John Chrysostom, St. Basil the Great, St. Gregory the Theologian, St. Cyprian of Carthage, as well as Sts. Tikhon and St. Innocent, apostles to North America. The present panel Icons of the "Communion of the Apostles" will be mounted above this gathering of the hierarchs. Centered on the Apse wall and flanked by Angels is the Icon showing the mystery of the Incarnation or the "Platytera" that shows the Theotokos (God bearer) and the God-Man, her son Jesus Christ, the Son of God. This Icon appears to emerge from the Holy Chalice. The top of the Apse wall, as well as the Santuary walls, will show medallion Icons of the persons who spoke or received the Old Testament Canticles; Daniel, Isaiah, Hannah, Jonah, Habakkuk, the Three Holy Youths, Zacharias, and Moses. Along the base of the Sancutary wall will be the Presbyters and Martyrs Jacob (Netsvetov) of Alaska and John (Kochorov) of Chicago. Immediately behind the Iconostasis on the same wall will be the Deacons Stephen (Protomartyr) and Olympia. Above the Deacon Saints will be post-Resurrection scenes on the North and South walls, that of the Sea of Tiberias with Peter swimming to shore where the risen Lord had breakfast prepared, and the Road to Emmaus with Luke and Cleopas who were given eyes to see the Risen Lord in the breaking of bread. The ceiling will have a centered Icon of the Throne of God. This image will be flanked by Cherubim and Seraphim. Photos of the stages of this Iconography will be posted below.
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I have to admit that I read considerably less throughout May than I had in April. On the other hand, the two books I am about to name have become my ultimate favourite novels (which brings me to the idea that I could come up with a list of my, let's say, top 10 books I have read in my life. As I've been finishing the sentence I realized that this will not be as easy as I had been thinking it could be. Anyhow...). Time to explore my May reading list.
The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes - My English professor told me about this unusual and original writer, mentioning his other books such as A History of the World in 10 and ½ Chapters or Flaubert's Parrot. I started with The Sense of an Ending. A thin book is divided into two parts. It starts with a story of Tony Webster revisiting his high-school memories. What seems to be an obvious storyline rapidly changes as you reach the second part of the book, meeting retired Tony who realizes that the power of the past has had a reaching influence into his present. In order to fully understand the mystery of his friend's sudden suicide which took place more than forty years ago, he needs to reconsider some of his own memories explored earlier on in the book. Julian Barnes skilfully tackles a question of human identity and the inaccuracy of our memories, bringing to his reader a beautiful story with the passages you have to reread to fully comprehend them. You would think that because the book has no more than 150 pages, you will be done with it within one day. The truth is that you need to slow down your reading process to fully grasp the whole concept of this story of love, betrayal, hatred, and revelation to truly enjoy every moment.
History is that certainty produced at the point where the imprefections of memory meet the inadequacies of documentation. The Sense of an Ending
Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - So many of my friends have been glorifying the book that one day I had to march into a bookshop and get a copy for myself. And I can confirm that this 400 pages long novel is worth of your attention. Americanah tells a story of two young Nigerian students, Ifemelu and Obinze, who are in love and full of naiveté. When the political situation in Nigerian forces them to leave their homeland and each other, Adichie follows their journeys to America and London, opening up the questions of race and becoming an immigrant in a country with completely different habits than the main protagonists were dreaming of in the safety of their homeland. The frankness of the writer was the book's key element that really got me. Adichie is not afraid to openly discuss the topics of racism and dark sides of emigration, urging her readers to rethink their entire perception of our society. She jumps between the past and the present, bringing a lot of flashbacks, but also alluding to what will happen in the future, which adds an interesting element to the story. After being absorbed with Ifemelu's powerful story set in the USA, the ending was a little bit too slow for me. However, Adichie avoids all the typical clichés, neatly tidying up the story of Americanah, leaving you want to read more.
"Why didn't she just ask 'was it the black girl or the white girl?'"
Ginika laughed. "Because this is America. You're supposed to pretend that you don't notice certain things." Americanah
Avocado Toast Recipes
Have you read about Australian millionaire who said that if the millennials want to buy a house, they should stop buying avocados and drinking expensive coffee in coffee shops? If between me and my potential future house stand avocados and delightful cappuccinos, then I think I will take it. But if you feel like you should start saving money by cutting the green pleasure out of your life, then of course, I fully support you! As a proof of my words I am giving you my two favourite avocado toast recipes you can prepare at home and thus you do not need to spend money in "overprized" coffee shops. Enjoy!
A slice of bread (my favourite one is sourdough bread)
½ ripe avocado
½ fresh lemon
black pepper and salt
Toast the slice of bread. You can either use a toaster (I know, shocking!) or a pan, adding a drop of olive oil so the toast is not so dry. But do not put there too much oil as it would get soggy. Carefully slice the avocado (I read an article about a rising number of patients with injuries caused by wrongly cutting avocados - I am not joking, google it!) and use a spoon to scoop out the flesh out of the skin. Mash the avocado with a fork so you get a nice, almost smooth paste. Add a drop of olive oil, some black pepper, salt and squeezed fresh lemon juice (I will let it up to you how much you want to season it). Properly mix up the seasoned avocado paste and spread it on your toast. Voilà.
My another favourite combination, originating from the coffee shop in Brussels (Or Espresso Bar) is slightly different:
a slice of bread
natural soft cream cheese spread, fresh chive, radishes
Toast the slice of bread. This time, once you scoop the avocado, do not mash it but slice it up. Slice the radishes and chop the fresh chive as well. Spread the natural cheese cream over your toast, put sliced avocado on top of that, decorate it with radishes, fresh chive and season it with lemon, pepper and salt.
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Q: How to solve geometric progression problem A cake mix is 3 cm deep in a tray when placed in a microwave oven. After 1 min it has risen to 4.5 cm high. After a further minute it rises to 5 cm and after a further min rises to 5 $\frac{1}{6}$ cm. If the cake continues to rise at the same rate, what is the maximum height it can be expected to reach?
rising rates:
$a_1= (4.5 - 3)/1 = 1.5$ cm/min
$a_2= (5-3)/2= 1$ cm/min
$a3= (5 \frac{1}{6} - 3)/3 = 13/18$ cm/min
$S = \frac{a}{1-r}$
How to find r?

A: Don't look at height after each cycle! Consider growth in height during each cycle
Growth during $1$st cycle
$$a_1=4.5-3=1.5=\frac32$$
Growth during $2$nd cycle
$$a_2=5-4.5=0.5=\frac12$$
$$a_3=5\dfrac16-5=\frac{1}{6}$$
So $a=\dfrac32$ and $r=\dfrac13$ Hence
$$s=\frac{1}{1-r}=\frac{\frac32}{1-\frac13}=\frac{3}{2}\cdot\frac{3}{2}=\frac94$$
Don't forget to add Initial Height of cake!

A: Unfortunately, your problem is not directly about geometric progressions, but something related.
Common ratios  $ 4.5/3, 5/4.5, 5.166667/5 $  are not constant.
You have used a wrong formula... $S = \frac{a}{1-r}$
You did nothing to add to or increase height or to get new sums of
heights in the oven adding fresh cake material into the oven.
That too, you are calculating common differences, that should be of interest in arithmetic progression, not the common ratios!
In a geometric progression $ a, ar, a r^2 , a r^3, .... $ common ratio
$ \frac {t_{n+1}} {t_{n}} = r $ is constant where $t_n$ is the nth term.
The common ratio $r,  r <1 $ of geometric progression should be constant.
Now for your problem:
Reaching a "steady-state value " as engineers call it, or an " asymptotic value " referred to by mathematicians is what you are in fact thinking about.
For understanding this asymptotic behaviour, its differential equation of growth should be of the form:
$ \frac {dy} {dt} =  a - b\, y $
Such situations arise when currents build up in RLC circuits in electrical engineering.

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A "transformative event" leads to an agreement between FGCU and Mote Marine to leverage both institutions' strengths and develop new solutions to harmful algal blooms.
The Treasure Coast and Space Coast literally had a Red October as a lingering red tide event sacked the beaches from Hobe Sound to Cocoa Beach. But that paled in comparison to the persistent red tide bloom on the Gulf Coast, which killed fish for more than a year along more than 100 miles of coastline between Naples and Bradenton.
Cyanobacteria is nothing to mess with. The bloom in 2018 of microcystis aeruginosa began in Lake Okeechobee in early June and was carried into the waters of the St. Lucie River and Caloosahatchee River via discharges from the lake directed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
The water had to move, the Corps explained, in order to prevent the Herbert Hoover Dike from failing and flooding the farming towns in the dike's shadow. Scientists have learned that the amino acids found in the waterway-smothering bacteria have been linked to deadly neurological diseases in humans like ALS, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
"The problems we're facing, and any initiatives that we're developing – they're bigger than a single institution can handle bigger than any one individual. It's bigger than any one field of science. And the only way that we are going to be able to attack red tide impacts, and the impacts of other harmful algae blooms is if we all work together and partner," Crosby said.


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Dr Roland Dodd received his PhD in Information Systems Engineering from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in 2009. He has been a university academic at Central Queensland University (CQU) from 2001 to present. He is currently the Discipline Leader for Mathematics and Statistics and a Senior Lecturer in the School of Engineering and Technology at CQU.
His teaching over the past 17 years has covered Mathematics, Statistics, Data Communications, Networks, Database Use and Design, Database Application Development, Object Oriented Programming, Software Fundamentals, Dynamic Web Interfaces and Professional Issues in Computing. He has been the recipient of the multiple awards for excellence in learning and teaching, including recognition as the 2016 CQU Educator of the Year for his teaching in first year undergraduate mathematics.
His research interests include artificial intelligence, information systems engineering, industrial decision support systems, industrial process modelling and supervisory control systems in expert environments. He has more than 35 journal publications, conference papers, technical reports, thesis, government milestone reports, research presentations and prototyped intelligent systems, in his disciplinary areas.
As Chief Investigator leader he has secured grants, worth in excess of $700,000, in collaboration with industry partners. He is an editorial board member for the International Academy, Research and Industry Association International Journal on Advances in Intelligent Systems and the International Journal on Advances in Software. He was also a technical program committee member for 8 major international conferences and a special session track organiser for 37th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society.
Awards, Honours and Prestige
CQUniversity, Educator of the Year (2017) - Commendation;
CQUniversity, On-campus Educator of the Year (2017) - Commendation
CQUniversity, Educator of the Year (2016) - Winner
CQUniversity, Distance Educator of the Year (2015) - Commendation;
CQUniversity, Vice-Chancellors Award for Emerging Researchers - Joint Nominee (2011);
CQUniversity, Vice-Chancellors Award for Excellence in Learning and Teaching – Nominee (2010);
CQUniversity, Faculty Award for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (2010);
CQUniversity, Directors Award for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (2010);
Australian Government, Young Tall Poppy Nominee (2010);
CQUniversity, OPALS Engagement Award (Research and Innovation) - Joint Nominee (2010);
Australia Government, Australian Postgraduate Award for Industry (APAI);
CQUniversity, Faculty of Informatics and Communications Honours Degree Scholarship;
CQUniversity, Faculty of Informatics and Communications Vacational Research Scholarship;
Commonwealth Government, Merit Based Equity Scholarship;
North Rockhampton State High School, Runner Up Dux; and
The Caves State School, Dux.
Sugar mill process crystal clear thanks to artificial intelligence, 23 June, 2011, http://uninews.cqu.edu.au/UniNews/viewStory.do?story=8383
Recognising those who inspire our students, 08 March, 2011, http://uninews.cqu.edu.au/UniNews/viewStory.do?story=7893
PhD (Information Systems Engineering), RMIT University, July 2009. Doctoral Dissertation: "A Knowledge Based Supervisory Support System for Pan Stage Operations in a Sugar Mill", which was commended as "strongly competitive at international levels".
Bachelor of Information Technology Honours (First Class), CQUniversity, November 2007. Honours Dissertation: "Improving the Learning Capacity of Fuzzy Neural Networks", which was commended as "excellent".
Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Engineering), CQUniversity, June 2001.
Academic and Research Employment History
Discipline Leader - Mathematics and Statistics, School of Engineering and Technology, CQUniversity. March 2016 - present.
Senior Lecturer, School of Engineering and Technology, CQUniversity. October 2013 to present.
Senior Lecturer, Academic Learning Services, CQUniversity. January 2013 - October 2013.
Lecturer, Academic Learning Services, CQUniversity. January 2010 - December 2012.
Associate Lecturer, Academic Learning Services, CQUniversity. February 2009 - December 2009.
Casual Academic, CQUniversity. March 2001 - November 2007.
Editorial Board Member, International Academy, Research and Industry Association (IARIA), International Journal on Advances in Intelligent Systems.
Editorial Board Member, International Academy, Research and Industry Association (IARIA), International Journal on Advances in Software.
Member, Technical Program Committee, UBICOMM 2012, The Sixth International Conference on Mobile Ubiquitous Computing, Systems, Services and Technologies Technology, 23rd - 28th September 2012, Barcelona, Spain.
Member, Technical Program Committee, UBICOMM 2011, The Fifth International Conference on Mobile Ubiquitous Computing, Systems, Services and Technologies Technology, 20th - 25th November 2011, Lisbon, Portugal.
Special Session Organiser, 37th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society 7th - 10th November 2011, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Invited Session Chair, 37th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society 7th - 10th November 2011, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Member, Technical Program Committee, 37th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society 7th - 10th November 2011, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Member, Technical Program Committee, Computation Tools 2011, The Second International Conference on Computational Logics, Algebras, Programming, Tools, and Benchmarking, 25th - 30th September 2011, Rome, Italy.
Member, Technical Program Committee, 23rd Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence: AI 2010, 7th - 10th December 2010, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
Member, Technical Program Committee, 22nd Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 1st - 4th December 2009, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Member, Technical Program Committee, 35th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 3rd - 5th November 2009, Porto, Portugal.
Member, Technical Program Committee, International Workshop on Intelligent Decision Support Systems and Applications in Networked and Distributed Systems 2009, 19th - 21st October 2009, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Invited Session Chair, International Workshop on Intelligent Decision Support Systems and Applications in Networked and Distributed Systems 2009, 19th - 21st October 2009, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Dr Roland Dodd and Dr Andrew Chiou of CQU, Professor Xinghuo Yu (RMIT) and Professor Ross Broadfoot (QUT), were granted a Sugar Research and Development Corporation research grant to be undertaken between July 2011 to December 2014. The grant supports implementation of a supervisory control system for pan and fugal stations operations in Australian sugar mills. This system is based on an intelligent industrial decision support platform and industrial process models, developed by Dr Roland Dodd during his PhD research, with the grant focusing on implementation and commercialisation aspects of this technology within the sugar mill environment.
This project aims to demonstrate the viability of the developed framework through improved sugar productivity and quality, reduction of production costs, increasing equipment utilisation and improving the decision making process undertaken by factory staff within the sugar mill crystallisation stage and fugal operational areas. Live factory trials are to demonstrate the merits of the proposed technology with expected benefits conservatively estimated at $10,000,000 per annum when implemented in Australian sugar mills.
PhD (Information Systems Engineering), RMIT University
PhD research led to the development of a prototype knowledge based supervisory support system (KBSSS) for pan stage operations in a sugar mill to demonstrate proof of concept. To demonstrate the viability of the proposed KBSSS framework a prototype system was developed in accordance with the proposed framework. As a result of research and development carried, the KBSSS's test results demonstrated the viability of the proposed KBSSS framework and highlight the forecasting capabilities of the system resulting in favourable outcomes compared to data from pan stage operations. As a result of the research undertaken a prototype KBSSS, for pan stage operations, based upon the three core supporting intelligent system technologies, supporting the overall industrial control system framework, was developed.
Sugar Research and Development Corporation, National Competitive Research Grant
This research project aims to implement a knowledge based supervisory support system (KBSSS) for pan and fugal station operations and to demonstrate and evaluate its effectiveness and acceptability by factory operators, supervisors and management. The pan and fugal stations are considered to be an ideal location in the factory to initiate progress towards a factory wide supervisory/advisory system. This software development is based upon extension of PhD research prototyping.
The KBSSS will provide advice to supervisors and operators so that early decisions, such as changes to steam rates or allocation of pans to different duties, result in improved outcomes with respect to avoiding production rate difficulties, and maintaining good operational performance with respect to sugar quality, sugar recovery and minimisation and smoothing of steam consumption on the pan stage.
Industry implementation is being undertaken at Macknade sugar mill located in Ingham QLD with the support of Sucrogen industry partner.
Bachelor of Information Technology Honours (First Class), CQ University
Honours degree research led to the development of a fuzzy neural network for intelligent adaptive learning control of an inverted pendulum system. The research focused on examining outcomes for improving the learning capabilities of a fuzzy neural network system. The research proposed a modified adaptive rule importance learning algorithm based upon a fuzzy hierarchical error approach. A modified network structure that is more intuitive, powerful and melds directly into the fuzzy neural network system was developed. This system allows for fast online adaptive control while simultaneously performing system learning with the considerable feature of no offline training required. Furthermore, genetic algorithm optimisation of fuzzy rule neural network rule base and learning parameters was also undertaken.
Dodd, R. and Broadfoot, R., (2015). Milestone Report 7: Implement supervisory/advisory control of pan and fugal stations, Australian Government Sugar Research and Development Corporation, Project Number QUT038.
Dodd, R. (2011). Pan Stage Sucrose and Impurity Loadings: Macknade Sugar Mill 2006-2009 Seasons, internal report, CQUniversity.
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The Gardens Between: A SuperParent First Look
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The Gardens Between is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB, but the game's lack of dialog may make it challenging for younger players to keep up with the story. At the same time, the game has been designed with simple controls, so even younger players can have fun with the time-bending gameplay as they explore each garden.
You can download The Gardens Between for $19.99 on Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC. Check out the first 15 minutes of The Gardens Between in our SuperParent First Look below to see what this game is like in action.
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Santo Cristo is a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The neighbourhood is named after the Catholic church Santo Cristo dos Milagres ("Holy Christ of Miracles") situated in the port area.

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Q: scalar deleting destructor crashes after program has been running overnight I have a problem in my C++ program after it has been running for a while I get a crash and the crash dump shows :
msvcr120.dll!free(void * pBlock) Line 51                C
~MyClass::`scalar deleting destructor'(unsigned int)        C++
Here is some brief details of the member variable in question.
//Header file
BYTE* m_pBuffer;

//Constructor
m_pBuffer = new BYTE[256 * 1024];

//Destructor
if( m_pBuffer )
{
    delete[] m_pBuffer ;   <-- Crashes here
}

What exactly does the term scalar deleting destructor mean? and what could be causing it?


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"We are pleased to support the brilliant care providers at the BC Cancer Agency by providing them with critical funds to acquire the VEROTM, an innovative tool to help continue their life-saving work," says Hope Couture committee member Jane Young.
Each year many British Columbians are diagnosed with cancers that are difficult to treat such as lung, liver, pancreas, and brain cancers. Funds raised through Hope Couture presented by Peterson will add to the powerful tools already available for radiation therapy. The VEROTM machine is the most technologically advanced linear accelerator-based radiotherapy delivery system on the market today. This machine is truly innovative because it is able to deliver precise treatment to tumours that would not be possible to treat otherwise through traditional radiation therapy.
"Hope Couture has provided us with a tremendous opportunity to advance cancer treatment and research at the BC Cancer Agency," says Dr. Roy Ma, Radiation Oncologist at the BC Cancer Agency. "Bringing the VEROTM to B.C. will create an unequalled opportunity to help improve outcomes for cancer patients in British Columbia. Having VERO will enable the building of a clinical research program, acquiring knowledge from evidence-based practice that can be shared world-wide," adds Dr. Ma.
Speaking to the event attendees Douglas Nelson, President and CEO of the BC Cancer Foundation thanked the Hope Couture committee and presenting sponsor Peterson, for their generous contributions, "Your commitment to supporting the BC Cancer Agency is unyielding. With the $1.5 million raised today toward the VEROTM machine, you have created whole new possibilities that previously did not exist for hard-to-treat cancers," he said.
While the scene was set for the next season of haute couture in Vancouver, hundreds of generous supporters ushered in a new era in cancer treatment that will give B.C. families more life-saving treatment options.


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Tiredness is an indication that your body needs to recuperate in order for all your senses to function optimally.
Nearly all tired drivers are aware of being tired. Despite this, they continue driving because it seems unnecessary to sleep in the car when they are "so close" or cannot find a "good" place to stop. In other words, the tiredness does not appear to be taken seriously enough.
A sleepless night is comparable to a blood alcohol level of around 0.8 per mille. The penalty for driving when obviously tired is the same as for drunk driving.
Alcohol, drugs and certain medications.
Wide, long and straight uninterrupted roads.
It takes longer to perceive things (some things you fail to notice at all).
Reaction time and reflexes become slower.
Difficulty maintaining a steady course and speed.
Problems concentrating and thinking clearly.
Difficulty keeping your eyes open.
Make sure the car is not too warm.
Take a break after driving for about one hour (get out of the car).
Do not eat "heavy" foods (meat etc.).
Short nap (no less than 15 minutes).
Take a break/stretch your legs and get some fresh air.
Coffee or other form of caffeine (can have the same effect as a 20-minute nap).
Microsleeping: When you nod off and wake up almost immediately with a jerk of the head. Microsleeping lasts for a very short period of time, often less than a second.
Sleep apnoea: Breathing problems that disrupt your sleep at night. The lack of sleep resulting from this issue leads to a significantly higher risk of tiredness-related traffic accidents.
Nap: Light and short sleep (15–30 minutes).
Most tiredness-related accidents occur between 02:00 and 05:00.
Single-vehicle accidents are the most common type of tiredness-related accident.
40% of single-vehicle accidents occur at night or dawn (high probability that they are caused by tiredness).
Close to the destination = greater accident risk, as you relax thinking that you are almost there.
Younger men run the greatest risk of having a tiredness-related accident.
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After a few hours trying to create custom nav buttons I finally settled on this piece of code:
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It works well, too well.
I've implemented it in the appDelegate.m file and it's decided to also change the buttons the email window uses.
How can I revert these back to the standard UI buttons?
The only other option would be for me to change the bar to match these buttons like I did with the rest of the app, but I want to keep the email form feeling separate.
I'd post a screenshot but I'm still new here.

A: You can make use of the appearanceWhenContainedIn: method (see the documentation) to set a different configuration for a set of classes, in your case:
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Local food banks receive food donations
Various units and organizations across Fort Bragg came together in friendly competition to gather the most food donations during the Base Wide Food Drive. Members from the Five N Two Pantry in Sanford, N.C., stand next to donated food items provided by Fort Bragg to help the local community during a time of need.
Commentary | Oct. 26, 2021
Do you know a military family without enough to eat regularly? Listen in.
As we head into the holiday season, many of us make plans to socialize with our loved ones over meals. However, we may be unaware that there are military families that cannot make similar arrangements without assistance. According to the Military Family Advisory Network (MFAN), food insecurity exists for some military families, meaning they do not have consistent food access for every person in their household to be healthy and active.
Please join the Wellness Wednesday discussion, Oct. 27, at 3 p.m., with research director, Dr. Shelley Kimball, and Delia Johnson, a social justice advocate, both from the MFAN. They will discuss the avoidable reality of food insecurity, and how to ensure no one goes hungry, especially those who live in service to others. The discussion will be held on CG Teams.
The Military Family Advisory Network esteems itself as an authentic voice of the modern military family and connects military families to resources, people, and information they depend on to successfully navigate all phases of military life. Through polling thousands of military families, they provide trusted research with the goal of improving services and outcomes for military families.
"We believe strongly that talking about the realities of food struggles makes it more likely people will seek assistance," explained Kimball.
The MFAN integrates the USDA's Six-Item Short Form Food Security Scale into their surveys and research. It is a standardized way to understand the kinds of food support experiences families face. The more questions someone answers affirmatively, the more challenging their circumstances.
Although there are many experiencing extreme predicaments, there are many reasons why these families do not seek help. "We take pride in our strength and resilience, and it is hard to reach out for help. Additionally, there are a lot of worries that struggling in this way will affect the active duty member's career, so whether or not that is true, families are nervous about it." said Kimball.
Johnson added, "If a family is worried about putting food on their table, they may be experiencing loneliness, defeat, or embarrassment that they are unable to provide for their family. Asking for help in this situation, whether you are a military family or not, takes great courage and can be incredibly difficult."
The pair shared how coworkers, friends, and family members could be most helpful through offering general support and not on not on identifying if specific military families are in need. "I think it's not so much trying to determine if someone is experiencing food insecurity, so much as making an effort to be kind, supportive, and helpful to your neighbors and community whether you know their situation or not. When there is a local food drive—donate. When there is a coat drive—pull out that coat in the back of the closet. When they are collecting toys around the holidays—buy one for a family in need. A neighbor may not be comfortable sharing their situation with you, but they could be comfortable accessing services in your community," said Kimball.
Many organizations, including the Coast Guard, routinely collect resources and share them with those lacking. Johnson suggests that a concerned person, "Take the time to learn the resources in your community for food support and share them widely through your communication channels (e.g. work Facebook groups, emails, bulletin boards in the lunchroom, etc.). Those in need will know where to turn for support and trust that their leaders are concerned for them and are there to help if they are ready to ask for help."
Johnson summarized the intent of the discussion by stating, "Talking about how prevalent this issue is, is important so that families know they are not alone in this experience. Hopefully it will become easier for those who need assistance to feel comfortable reaching out for help."
Wellness Wednesday is being hosted on CG Teams. You will only be able to access this forum from a Coast Guard workstation or you could call in via the following number: 410-874-6742, Conference ID: 600 234 437#. If you have questions or suggestions, you may e-mail us at wellnesswednesday@uscg.mil. Previous Wellness Wednesday recordings are available on the CG-11, CG Portal webpage.
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Geologic map of the Saint David 7.5' Quadrangle, Cochise County, Arizona 2006
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Geologic map of the Lewis Springs 7.5' Quadrangle, Cochise County, Arizona 2006
Arizona is cracking up Harris, R.C. 2006
Identifying sources of groundwater in the Lower Colorado River Valley, USA, with [delta]18O, [delta]D, 3H: implications for river water accounting 2006
Evapotranspiration by phreatophytes along the lower Colorado River at Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona Westenburg, C.L., Harper, D.P., and DeMeo, G.A. 2006
Geophysical framework based on analysis of aeromagnetic and gravity data, upper and middle Verde River watershed, Yavapai County, Arizona Langenheim, V.E., DeWitt, Ed, and Wirt, Laurie 2006
Concepts and procedures required for successful reduction of tensor magnetic gradiometer data obtained from an unexploded ordnance detection demonstration at Yuma Proving Grounds, Arizona Bracken, R.E. and Brown, P.J., II 2006
Water resources data, Arizona, water year 2005 Fisk, G.G., Duet, N.R., McGuire, E.H., Roberts, W.P., Castillo, N.K.,and Smith, C.F. 2006
Geologic cross sections of parts of the Colorado, White River, and Death Valley regional ground-water flow systems, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona Page, W.R., Scheirer, D.S., and Langenheim, V.E. 2006
Discharge and physical-property measurements from Virgin River Narrows, Arizona, to Lake Mead, Nevada, February 12, 2003 Beck, D.A. and Wilson, J.W. 2006
Hydrogeologic investigation of the Detrital, Hualapai, and Sacramento valleys of northwestern Arizona: a project of the Rural Watershed Initiative Anning, D.W., Flynn, M.E., and Truini, Margot 2006
Geologic map of the Wintersburg 7.5' Quadrangle, Maricopa County, Arizona 2006
Ground-water, surface-water, and water-chemistry data, Black Mesa area, northeastern Arizona--2004-05 Truini, Margot and Macy, J.P. 2006
Measurements of wind, aeolian sand transport, and precipitation in the Colorado River corridor, Grand Canyon, Arizona - November 2003 to December 2004 Draut, A.E. and Rubin, D.M. 2005
Physical and chemical characteristics of Knowles, Forgotten, and Moqui Canyons, and effects of recreational use on water quality, Lake Powell, Arizona and Utah Hart, R.J., Taylor, H.E., Antweiler, R.C., Fisk, G.G.; Anderson, G.M., Roth, D.A., Flynn, M.E., Peart, D.B., Truini, Margot, and Barber, L.B. 2005
Hydrogeologic review of the Drake Cement Project, Yavapai County, Arizona Wirt, Laurie 2005
Hydrologic assessment and simulations of groundwater conditions in Arivaca Basin, Pima County, Arizona Schorr, S.W. 2005
Chemical characteristics of ground-water discharge along the south rim of Grand Canyon in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, 2000-2001 Monroe, S.A., Antweiler, R.C., Hart, R.J., Taylor, H.E., Truini, Margot, Rihs, J.R., and Felger, T.J. 2005
Quantifying baseflow inputs to the San Pedro River: a geochemical approach 2005
Water withdrawals for irrigation, municipal, mining, thermoelectric-power, and drainage uses in Arizona outside of active management areas, 1991-2000 Tadayon, Saeid 2005
Ground-water, surface-water, and water-chemistry data, Black Mesa area, northeastern Arizona--2003-04 Truini, Margot, Macy, J.P., and Porter, T.J. 2005
Hydrologic characteristics of the Agua Fria National Monument, central Arizona, determined from the reconnaissance study Fleming, J.B. 2005
Simulated water-level responses, ground-water fluxes, and storage changes for recharge scenarios along Rillito Creek, Tucson, Arizona Hoffmann, J.P. and Leake, S.A. 2005
Development of a new methodology for estimating groundwater evapotranspiration 2005
Hydrogeology of the Mogollon Highlands, central Arizona Parker, J.T.C., Steinkampf, W.C., and Flynn, M.E. 2005
Candidate-penetrative-fracture mapping of the Grand Canyon area, Arizona, from spatial correlation of deep geophysical features and surficial lineanments Gettings, M.E. and Bultman, M.W. 2005
Sedimentology and stratigraphy of the Palisades, Lower Comanche, and Arroyo Grande areas of the Colorado River Corridor, Grand Canyon, Arizona Draut, A.E., Rubin, D.M., Dierker, J.L.; Fairley, H.C., Griffiths, R.E., Hazel, J.E., Jr., Hunter, R.E., Kohl, Keith, Leap, L.M., Nials, F.L., Topping, D.J., and Yeatts, Michael 2005
Water-quality data for selected national park units, southern and central Arizona and west-central New Mexico, water years 2003 and 2004 Brown, J.G. 2005
Estimating the spatial distribution of snow water equivalent and simulated snowmelt runoff modeling in headwater basins of the semi-arid southwest 2005
Ephemeral-stream channel and basin-floor infiltration and recharge in the Sierra Vista subwatershed of the Upper San Pedro basin, southeastern Arizona Coes, A.L. and Pool, D.R. 2005
Numerical ground-water change model of the C aquifer and effects of ground-water withdrawals on stream depletion in selected reaches of Clear Creek, Chevelon Creek, and the Little Colorado River, northeastern Arizona Leake, S.A., Hoffmann, J.P., and Dickinson, J.E. 2005
Geologic map of the Rincon Valley area, Pima County, Arizona 2005
Preliminary integrated geologic map databases for the United States - western states: California, Nevada, Arizona, and Washington Ludington, S., Moring, B.C., Miller, R.J., Flynn, K., Hopkins, M.J., Stone, P., Bedford, D.R., and Haxel, G.A. 2005
Geologic framework of aquifer units and ground-water flowpaths, Verde River headwaters, north-central Arizona Wirt, Laurie, DeWitt, Ed, and Langenheim, V.E. 2005
Geochemical assessment of metals and dioxin in sediment from the San Carlos Reservoir and the Gila, San Carlos, and San Francisco Rivers, Arizona Church, S.E., Choate, L.M., Marot, M.E., Fey, D.L., Adams, Monique, Briggs, P.H., and Brown, Z.A. 2005
Geologic, hydrologic, and chemical data from the C aquifer near Leupp, Arizona Hoffmann, J.P., Bills, D.J., Phillips, J.V., and Halford, K.J. 2005
The role of climate variability in operational water supply forecasting for the western United States 2005
Geologic map of the Davis Dam SE 7.5' Quadrangle, Mohave County, Arizona, and Clark County, Nevada 2005
Hydrologic conditions in Arizona during 1999-2004: a historical perspective Phillips, J.V. and Thomas, B.E. 2005
Lithology and thickness of the Carmel Formation as related to leakage between the D and N aquifers, Black Mesa, Arizona Truini, Margot and Macy, J.P. 2005
A guide to the geology of Sabino Canyon and the Catalina Highway, Coronado National Forest Bezy, J.V. 2004
Giant desiccation cracks in Arizona Harris, R.C. 2004
Water Resources Data, Arizona, Water Year 2003 Fisk, G.G., Duet, N. R., Evans, D.W., Angeroth, C.E., Castillo, N.K., and Longsworth, S.A. 2004
Assessment of changes in the water-surface profile of the lower canyon of the Little Colorado River, Arizona 2004
Geochemistry and geochronology of middle Tertiary volcanic rocks of the central Chiricahua Mountains, southeast Arizona du Bray, E.A., Pallister, J.S., and Snee, L.W. 2004
Geologic map of the Benson 7.5' Quadrangle, Cochise County, Arizona 2004
Ground-water, surface-water, and water-chemistry data, Black Mesa area, northeastern Arizona, 2002-03 Truini, Margot and Thomas, B.E. 2004
Comparison of measured hydraulic properties to predicted values of the Upper San Pedro watershed, Arizona 2004
Fire and sediment deposition Pearthree, P.A. 2004
Data from channel-change monitoring at selected sites in Maricopa County, Arizona, 1997-2002 O'Day, C.M. 2004
Geologic map of the Fortified Peak 7.5' Quadrangle, southeastern Pinal County, Arizona 2004
Desiccation cracks- update Harris, R.C. 2004
Quaternary stratigraphy and tectonics, and late prehistoric agriculture of the Safford Basin (Gila and San Simon river valleys), Graham County, Arizona Houser, B.B., Pearthree, P.A., Homburg, J.A., and Thrasher, L.C. 2004
Geologic map of the Buckeye NW 7.5' Quadrangle, Maricopa County, Arizona 2004
The rise and fall of the Gila Oil Syndicate well 2004
Preliminary investigation of structural controls of ground-water movement in Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona Truini, Margot, Fleming, J.B., and Pierce, H.A. 2004
Geologic map of the Wagner Wash Well 7.5' Quadrangle, Maricopa County, Arizona 2004
Groundwater flow model of the Lower San Pedro River for the conservation of riparian habitats 2004
Geologic map of the San Carlos Indian Reservation, Arizona Wrucke, C.T., Bromfield, C.S., Simons, F.S., Greene, R.C., Houser, B.B., Miller, R.J., and Gray, Floyd 2004
Geologic map of the Oro Valley 7.5' Quadrangle and the Pusch Peak area, northeastern Pima County, Arizona 2004
Geologic map of the Daggs Tank 7.5' Quadrangle, Maricopa County, Arizona 2004
Geologic map of the Lower Grand Wash Cliffs and vicinity, Mohave County, Northwestern Arizona Billingsley, G.H., Beard, L.S., Priest, S.S., Wellmeyer, J.L., and Block, D.L. 2004
Geologic map of the Wickenburg SW 7.5' Quadrangle, Maricopa County, Arizona 2004
Asbestos in Arizona Harris, R.C. 2004
Binational digital soils map of the Ambos Nogales watershed, southern Arizona and northern Sonora, Mexico Norman, Laura 2004
Geologic map of the Vulture Mine 7.5 Quadrangle, Maricopa County, Arizona 2004
Stratigraphy and tectonic history of the Tucson Basin, Pima County, Arizona, based on the Exxon state (32)-1 well Houser, B.B., Peters, Lisa, Esser, R.P., and Gettings, M.E. 2004
Geologic map of the Star Well 7.5' Quadrangle, Maricopa County, Arizona 2004
Geologic map of Pipe Spring National Monument and the western Kaibab-Paiute Indian Reservation, Mohave County, Arizona Billingsley, G.H., Priest, S.S., and Felger, T.J. 2004
Geologic map of the Tucson SE 7.5' Quadrangle, Pima County, Arizona 2004
Geologic map of the Northern Hualapai Mountains, Mohave County, Arizona 2004
The effects of land use and regional hydrology on surface water quality in the Upper San Pedro River, AZ, USA 2004
Geologic maps and cross sections of selected areas in the Rawhide and Buckskin Mountains, La Paz and Mohave Counties, Arizona 2004
Geologic map of the North of Oracle 7 1/2' Quadrangle, southeastern Pinal County, Arizona Orr, T.R., Shipman, T.C., and Spencer, J.E. 2004
Boron isotopes as intrinsic and artifical hydrologic tracers 2003
Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona water resources scoping report 2003
Geologic map of the Batamote Hills 7.5' Quadrangle, Pima County, Arizona 2003
Stratigraphy and paleontology of the lower Chinle Group (Adamanian: latest Carnian) in the vicinity of St. Johns, Arizona, in Lucas, S.G., and others, eds., Geology of the Zuni Plateau Heckert, A.B., and Lucas, S.G. 2003
Improved analysis of borehole ground penetrating radar to monitor transient water flow in the vadose zone 2003
Geologic map of the Esperanza Mill 7.5' Quadrangle, Pima County, Arizona 2003
Late Holocene behavior of small drainage basins on the Colorado Plateau: Influences of lithology, basin form, and climate change, in Lucas, S.G., and others, eds., Geology of the Zuni Plateau Tillery, Anne, Fawcett, Peter, McFadden, Les, Scuderi, Louis, and McAuliffe, Joseph 2003
Additional giant desiccation cracks near Wintersburg, Maricopa County, Arizona Harris, R.C. 2003
Geologic map of the McGrew Sping 7.5' Quadrangle, Cochise County, Arizona 2003
Pedogenic features of the Chinle Group, Four Corners region: Evidence of Late Triassic aridification, in Lucas, S.G., and others, eds., Geology of the Zuni Plateau Tanner, L.H. 2003
Geologic map of the Huachuca City 7.5' Quadrangle, Cochise County, Arizona 2003
The use of Pb isotopes to characterize the fate and transport of Pb in an interrupted stream, Aravaipa Creek, Graham County, Arizona 2003
Giant desiccation cracks in Arizona 2003
Streamflow timing and estimation of infiltration rates in an ephemeral stream channel using variably saturated heat and fluid transport methods 2003
The Middle Jurassic Entrada Sandstone in northeastern Arizona and adjacent areas, in Lucas, S.G., and others, eds., Geology of the Zuni Plateau O'Sullivan, R.B. 2003
Subsurface geologic investigations of Fountain Hills and Lower Verde River Valley, Maricopa County, Arizona Skotnicki, S.J., Young, E.M., Goode, T.C., and Bushner, G.L. 2003
An investigation of the properties of the San Bernardino groundwater basin, Arizona and Sonora, Mexico: A final report of work performed for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service Earman, Sam, McPherson, B.J.O.L., Phillips, F.M., Ralser, S., and Herrin, J.M. 2003
Archive of seismic-reflection data collected during USGS cruise Lake Mead 01007 in Lake Mead - Nevada and Arizona, 1-28 April, 2001 Cross, V.A., and Twichell, D.C. 2003
Structure of the Tucson Basin, Arizona from gravity and aeromagnetic data Rystrom, V.L. 2003
Jurassic stratigraphy in west-central New Mexico, in Lucas, S.G., and others, eds., Geology of the Zuni Plateau Lucas, S.G., and Heckert, A.B. 2003
Archive of seismic-reflection data collected during USGS cruise Lake Mead 99014 in Lake Mead - Nevada and Arizona, 14-25 May, 1999 Cross, V.A., and Twichell, D.C. 2003
Geologic influences on the hydrology of Lower Cienega Creek 2003


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Investigating the Dip VET Unknown Unknowns: TAEPDD501
If you missed the background, we have decided to take a look at what experienced training professionals do, and compare that with what the TAE50116 Dip VET says they should be doing. You can read more about that HERE. Following on from our first articles about four core units (TAEASS501, TAEDEL502, TAEASS502, TAELLN501), we have now collected some descriptive data related to another core unit from within the TAE Diplomas, TAEPDD501 – Maintain and enhance professional practice.
The following table shows the summary of assessment outcomes in this unit.
For the sake of comparison, we will include in this table (and subsequent ones) the data for the earlier units for which we have collected data. For Performance Evidence, the figures represent the average percentages of benchmarks that were satisfactorily demonstrated and the range for that across all 50 sample candidates. For the Knowledge Evidence, the figures represent the percentage who satisfactorily demonstrated all the benchmarks.
For the unit, TAEPDD501, of the 50 RPL candidates whose submissions were sampled, the average number of Performance Evidence benchmarks that were demonstrated satisfactorily was 70%. This is close to the average of 68.4% that has emerged from the five units thus examined. Compared to other Core units within the Dip VET, it is stronger than TAEASS501 and TAELLN501, but weaker than TAEASS502 and TAEDEL502.
Looking at the range, among these 50 candidates it was 50-100%, which is closest to the data for TAEASS502. The issues surrounding trainer capacity in this particular part of their work is further foregrounded within the Knowledge Evidence area, where less than two-thirds of experienced trainers/assessors satisfactorily demonstrated the required Knowledge.
Performance in the individual benchmarks.
The following table lists the benchmarks used for assessing Performance Evidence of RPL candidates; the right-hand column indicates the percentage of candidates who demonstrated it satisfactorily.
We will allow those data to speak for themselves, and move to the Discussion.
While these data are very interesting, and while it may be simple to draw inferences from and conclusions about them, we must exercise caution without first conducting further analyses. Having said that, we do notice the following three things:
in simple terms, there appear to be lots of discussion among peers regarding both delivery and assessment practice. This is perhaps expected among a group of people who have chosen to seek RPL for this unit, since this requirement is fairly well known, and understood.
documentation of reflective activity surrounding assessment is much more robust than around delivery. Anecdotally, this is possibly due to the higher regulatory emphasis on recording 'all things assessment'. By contrast, critical incidents related to assessment were less frequently identified than were critical incidents related to delivery. Perhaps confusing things further here, is that opportunities to improve were more evident with regards delivery than with assessment practice.
an average of half of those trainers/assessors did not appear to base their PD on research, consulting and networking activities, and about a third did not seem to make a connection between PD activities and broader organisational and industry needs.
What next for this investigation into Dip VET RPL outcomes?
We will continue to analyse data related to these and the other two Core units from within the TAE50116 Diploma of Vocational Education & Training. Ultimately, we are seeking to identify:
those components that are commonly not demonstrated through an assessment based on RPL.
if there exist any statistically significant differences in these 'gaps' between those RPL candidates who have more or less than 5 years experience, and who perform roles that are coal-face or back-office roles.
We expect this investigation to be completed by about August 2018. Results will be published at Fortress Learning and in relevant journal/s,