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Will The New MTA Buses Help Reduce Accidents in NYC?
June 01, 2016 | Finz & Finz, P.C.
Not many New Yorkers are fans of MTA buses. Whether it is sitting on a crowded bus waiting to get to your destination or trying to navigate your way around a bus in a car, on a bicycle, or on foot, most residents would rather avoid them all together. Now the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is taking steps to improve the trip for riders, and make buses safer for motorists and pedestrians.
First up are 75 new buses hitting routes in Queens this summer as part of a program that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says will, "reduce overcrowding and bring new technology" to 40% of the fleet during the next five years. When the program is completed, over 2,000 buses will be equipped with Wi-Fi access and USB charging ports.
More important than the new amenities to the buses are what is being done to help bring down the number of bus accidents. Bus drivers have consistently cited blind spots as a major issue. The combination of the bus's frame and large side mirrors make it nearly impossible for drivers to see pedestrians, bicyclists, and other vehicles. A pilot program is currently underway that equips buses with a warning system when the bus is making a turn, and a collision system for bus drivers when a crash is about to happen.
The turn warning system will activate automatically when a bus is making a turn. Speakers on the outside of the bus, which will be able to adjust to the surrounding noise level, will send out an audio alert to indicate that the bus is turning. Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn will see 200 of these buses as part of the pilot program, with the first 40 ready to go by the end of the year.
The collision avoidance system is bit more involved. Sensors and cameras will be installed on buses to send a warning to drivers about anything 45-60 feet in the bus's path (both in front and on the side) that may cause a crash. Drivers will get both an audio and visual alert of the imminent danger. The pilot program will include 100 buses in Brooklyn and Manhattan, with 20 on the road by January.
If all goes well with the field testing, the new safety technology will begin being installed next year with the goal of adding the systems to 1600 buses by the middle of 2018. Until then, buses still pose a risk for accidents. Plus, the warning systems will not be a 100% guarantee that an accident and possible injury will not occur. If you have been involved in a bus accident, it may seem like a daunting task to seek damages for your injuries. Contact the knowledgeable and experienced attorneys at Finz & Finz, P.C. to relieve the burden of fighting for the compensation you are entitled to.
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Today, my last day in my apartment, I woke up after noon. I almost immediately started cleaning.
I picked up my carpets and swept. I washed some dishes and started the process of cleaning out my fridge. I threw away a lot of stuff. I gave my left over oil and sauces to Kiri. I washed clothes.
I only have a few more things to do (including more cleaning) before I'm ready to check out.
My last night in this area of town, I decided to go to my new favorite Chinese restaurant. I found this place and started frequenting it because my old favorite, like many things in Beijing, underwent a rennovation for the Olympics. When it reopened, it was more expensive and less delicious. I stopped going.
The new place knows me like the old place did. They deal with my lack of Chinese with a smile. They remember things I've ordered so that I can order them again. I usually stick to a few basics that I know how to pronounce or know the number of on the menu.
Tonight, I decided I wanted something new. The person at the table next to me had a dish that looked delicious. I asked, and he pointed it out on the picture-less menu.
I thought it was strips of beef with bamboo shoots and cucumbers. Turns out it was strips of liver with some vegetable I'm not familiar with and cucumbers. I wasn't really in the mood for a liver dinner tonight, so I ate the rice and cucumbers and called it a night.
I stopped on the way home at a bakery because I wanted to treat myself to something sweet after the interesting adventure at dinner. I got the Chinese version of black forest cake and enjoyed it thoroughly.
With my DVDs safely mailed back to the States, I'm down to watching videos I have on my computer. So that's what I have planned for my last night. A bottle of water, several downloaded videos care of a couch surfer, and a little more cleaning and packing.


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Repeal Association
Title: Repeal Association
Subject: List of MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1832, United Kingdom general election, 1832, Young Ireland, United Kingdom general election, 1841, Daniel O'Connell
"Daniel O'Connell: The Champion of Liberty" poster published in Pennsylvania, 1847.
The Repeal Association was an Irish mass membership political movement set up by Daniel O'Connell in 1830 to campaign for a repeal of the Act of Union of 1800 between Great Britain and Ireland.
The Association's aim was to revert Ireland to the constitutional position briefly achieved by Henry Grattan and his patriots in the 1780s, but this time with a full Catholic involvement that was now possible following the Act of Emancipation in 1829, supported by the electorate approved under the Reform Act of 1832. On its failure by the late 1840s the Young Ireland movement developed.
Repealer candidates contested the United Kingdom general election, 1832 in Ireland. Between 1835 and 1841, they formed a pact with the Liberals. Repealer candidates, unaffiliated with the Liberal Party, contested the 1841 and 1847 general elections.
Electoral statistics 1
Electoral statistics
The seats figure in brackets is the position after election petitions and by-elections consequent upon election petitions, had been decided. There were 103 Irish MPs in the period (excluding the two members from Dublin University, as that non-territorial constituency is excluded from the table below).
Votes in 1835 and 1837 are included in the Liberal totals in Rallings and Thrasher's tables.
Sources: Walker and Rallings & Thrasher.
Unopposed
% Irish votes
1832 51 14 31,773 34.6 42 (39)
1835 43 12 ... ... 34 (32)
History of Ireland (1801-1922)
Catholic Association
Loyal National Repeal Association
British Electoral Facts 1832 - 1999, compiled and edited by Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher (Ashgate Publishing Ltd 2000)
Parliamentary Election Results in Ireland, 1801-1922, edited by B.M. Walker (Royal Irish Academy 1978)
Defunct political parties in Ireland
All-for-Ireland League
Catholic Union
Home Government Association
Home Rule League
Independent Irish Party
Irish Conservative Party
Irish Liberal Party
Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union
Irish Metropolitan Conservative Society
Irish National Federation
Irish National League
Irish Parliamentary Party
Irish Patriot Party
Irish Reform Association
Irish Socialist Republican Party
Irish Unionist Alliance
United Irish League
All Ireland Anti-Partition League
Aontacht Éireann
British and Irish Communist Organisation
Business and Professional Group
Christian Centrist Party
Christian Solidarity Party
Clann Éireann
Clann na Poblachta
Clann na Talmhan
Communist Party of Ireland (Marxist–Leninist)
Cork Civic Party
Cork Socialist Party
Cumann na nGaedheal
Cumann na Poblachta
Cumann Poblachta na hÉireann
Democratic Socialist Party
Donegal Progressive Party
Farmers' Party
Fathers Rights-Responsibility Party
Independent Fianna Fáil
Independent Health Alliance
Irish Anti-Partition League
Irish Centre Party
Irish Dominion League
Irish Worker League
Irish Workers' Group
Irish Workers' Party (1926)
League for a Workers Republic
Monetary Reform Party
Muintir na hÉireann
National Centre Party
National Corporate Party
National Labour Party
National League Party
National Party (1924)
National Progressive Democrats
Poblacht Chríostúil
Republican Congress
Saor Éire
Sligo/Leitrim Independent Socialist Organisation
Socialist Party of Ireland
Unionist Anti-Partition League
Workers League
History of Ireland (1801–1923)
Political parties in pre-partition Ireland
Defunct political parties in the United Kingdom
1830 establishments in the United Kingdom
1840s establishments in Ireland
1840s disestablishments in the United Kingdom
Michael Doheny, John Blake Dillon, Repeal Association, Revolutions of 1848, Thomas Osborne Davis (Irish politician)
Liberal Party (UK)
Liberalism, William Ewart Gladstone, Liberal Democrats, Social Democratic Party (UK), United Kingdom general election, 1983
United Kingdom, Scotland, Dublin, Northern Ireland, Irish language
United Kingdom general election, 1832
United Kingdom, Whig (British political party), Whigs (British political party), Tories (British political party), Repeal Association
List of MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1832
Liberal Party (UK), Tory (British political party), Devon, Lancashire, Kent
Conservative Party (UK), United Kingdom, Robert Peel, Whigs (British political party), House of Commons of the United Kingdom
Daniel O'Connell
County Kerry, Munster, John Mitchel, Dublin City (UK Parliament constituency), Dublin

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Kristy is Level 3 Early Years Educator, First Aider, Designated person for safegauarding (Makaton trained) and our Setting Manager.
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what a difference a day makes. and a good night's sleep. awoke this morning, throat still store, but feeling like i shook off the cold before it really came on. when you're rested and not feeling drained, it's amazing how much more optimistic you can feel towards the world. i made these little felt trees during the market (at least there i used my time wisely). they're to inspire a crafty couple of hours at my local library next week. i hope a lot of kids will come and want to make their very own little felty christmas trees. simple discs of felt, a bit of yarn, a bead, sticks from the yard and a glue gun. simple and sweet. and making me feel like i can face the world again. one sweet little felty christmas tree at a time.
I so admire your perseverance and optimism. Glad you feel better.


Cambridge United's director of football Graham Daniels has outlined three reasons why Joe Dunne has been appointed as head coach on a permanent basis.
Dunne, serving in an interim capacity since February 9, was announced as head coach on Wednesday morning.
And Daniels said a mixture of the team's improved performances, the need for continuity and Dunne's appreciation of the club's philosophy has earned him his chance.
"When Shaun Derry stepped down in February we emphasised that getting the next appointment right was more important than doing it quickly," he said.
"It was the immediate instinct of Ben Strang [head of football] and myself that Joe took interim charge of coaching and have the chance to put his own personality and stamp on the team.
"Without doubt it has been a very positive end to the season. The Board of Directors are pleased to announce today that Joe has been appointed permanent Head Coach on a three year contract.
"There are always many reasons behind any appointment but I want to flag three.
"First - and without any shadow of doubt - the Team has flourished in recent weeks. We have some talented players at the Club and they have produced some attractive and exciting performances - home and away.
"The group has also shown real resilience and commitment to fight to the very end of games and they have got their just rewards as a result. The way the supporters have also got behind the team has been fantastic and made a real difference. We are all ambitious for next season and excited about the potential we have in the squad.
"Secondly in appointing Joe the Club gets the benefit of both continuity and change. Joe is his own man and has approached the job in his own way. At the same time he knows the club from top to bottom.
"He obviously knows the players - their strengths and their weaknesses - and he has worked for some time alongside his colleagues on the first team staff. Our goal as a staff team is always to work collaboratively and their contribution to our performances during this period has been very important. It will continue to be a crucial factor for our success.
"Finally Joe has been at the Club for three years and completely buys into the philosophy of Cambridge United.
"He has a passion for youth development and how we best bring our own young players from the early Academy age groups, as well as other young players we recruit externally, through to the senior team.
"He understands and completely supports our desire to develop even further as a community club. And finally he shares our desire to play at a higher level. Everyone at the Club recognises that there is a lot of hard work ahead but with Joe as head coach we believe the club can look forward with real confidence."


#9: If you are a bit of an overachiever (shout out to Miss Natalie:), you may feel bad at times letting your younger clients play as often as you do. As a fact and reminder, there is tons of research supporting learning through play during early childhood. Check out this great article about learning through play and art. So remember just to support their natural curiosity and help them learn through doing! Happy play time!!


Will the Maratha agitation for reservation in government jobs and higher education flare up again in December, pushing the state into further chaos?
The movement took a vicious turn after some of the agitating youth committed suicide. Some others torched buses and put on fire government properties.
In a bid to mollify the agitators and to maintain law and order in the state at least for the time being, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis used the trick of buying time. He promised the agitators baying for his blood that the statutory procedure of granting reservation would be completed by the end of November. Knowingly or unknowingly, the Brahmin chief minister had thrown a towering challenge to himself.
The Supreme court ruled in a judgment in 1992 that reservations could not exceed 50 per cent, as anything above it would be tantamount to violating equal access guaranteed by the Constitution.
However, states have passed laws to allow more than 50 per cent reservation, though these laws have been challenged and are under litigation in the apex court. Maharashtra happens to be one of these states.
With 52 per cent reservation in government jobs, Maharashtra is already sitting above the limit set by the Supreme Court. Thus the only way Fadnavis can provide reservation to the Marathas is by having existing beneficiaries share their quotas with this new entrant. The communities that have already been assigned reservation quotas are sure to be irked by this prospect.
All Fadnavis can do at the moment is to wait, and keep his fingers crossed that the Maharashtra State Backward Class Commission will swallow the bitter pill for him and include Marathas among the backward classes. Will the Commission oblige the government? It appears most unlikely.
The BJP-led Maharashtra Government is not the first to pin its hope on the Backward Class Commission report for political gain.
The Congress-Nationalist Congress Party led by chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh also hoped for a favourable report in the year 2008 but it wasn't to be.
Five years later, thinking that much water had flown down the river Godavari, the state government tried to convince the commission once again. But the commission wasn't convinced. It argued that the Maratha community had earlier considered itself to be in the 'General Category'. Then chief minister Prithviraj Chavan tried to bypass the Commission and set up the Rane Committee under Congress leader Narayan Rane. The Rane Committee submitted a report, based on which an ordinance granting 16 per cent of reservation to Marathas was issued. But the court struck down the ordinance because it did not have the approval of the Backward Class Commission.
The state government is once again at the mercy of the Backward Class Commission report. The commission took up the task of ascertaining the backwardness of Marathas in March and will able to submit its report only in December. It may be too late for Fadnavis government to soothe the frayed tempers of the Maratha community.
If this attempt to strike deeper political roots among the Maratha community fails, the party in power may find itself uprooted altogether come the 2019 Assembly elections.


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Cashing in on TRASH
WOMEN OF SUBSTANCE
The Man who walked for the water
Ugyen Choden's story is like no other.From a nondescript rural setting in Trashigang, her journey to Thimphu has been nothing short of re-markable. The financial instability at home forced her to discontinue her studies while she was still studying in Class VIII. She was barely 17 when she tied the knot. By the time she turned 20, she had become a mother to a baby girl.
Soon, she settled to a life of domestication – tending to and looking after her family and managing day-to -day household chores. Yet, deep down, although she held on to the sparks of her childhood dreams of becoming a teacher, the fact that she was a school dropout proved to be a big deterrence.
But today, at 27, Ugyen is an achiever. It all began when a friend learned about Tarayana's outreach and mobilization programme on Waste Management and persuaded her to enroll.
"The program has taught me to believe in myself," she says. "Above all, it has taught me that although I am a school dropout, a wife and a mother, nothing is beyond reach."
She is thankful, saying Tarayana provides the foundation and training for women like her to realize their dreams.
The Waste Management Training was organized by Tarayana with assistance from the Asian Development Bank, with the objective of reaching out to low income groups, particularly women.
"The training has equipped me to earn an income and has educated me about the environment," she says. "Because of that, I am much more aware of the harm we inflict on the environment." She recalls that up until the training, she hadn't heard of waste segregation – let alone recycling.
Today, recycling waste to make all sorts of products not only keeps Ugyen busy and brings in the extra money, it also gives her the self-confidence to believe in herself and make a difference to her community every day.


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Writing history is something of a passion, and for the past fifteen years or so I have been writing exclusively on Masonic history. More recently however, I have been tackling a biography on nineteenth century Liverpool cotton merchant and philanthropist Christopher Rawdon, the working title of the project is The Forgotten Philanthropist: The Life of Christopher Rawdon. Rawdon was not a Freemason, and this was a project that came about through teaching a local history group in Anfield in Liverpool named the 'Rawdon Residents'; the group being named after Christopher Rawdon, who financed the local library and a local recreation ground. Not much was known about him until we started researching his life, and I started to enjoy piecing together his story, which has become my first non-Masonic project.
The life of Rawdon is fascinating; the biography traces his move from Yorkshire to Liverpool, and the book also examines the social scene of the industrial north of England in the nineteenth century. The family were Unitarians, and the business networking within this community was not unlike Freemasonry at the time; the community providing an element of trust when it came to business and banking transactions. My previous work on the York Grand Lodge and the Liverpool Masonic Rebellion and the Wigan Grand Lodge also touches on this work, as the Rawdon family started as Freemen in York before relocating to Halifax and finally Liverpool. The family mixed in the social circles of the successful merchants and businessmen of both areas, some of whom were Freemasons.
So, it was not long before my first non-Masonic work started to encroach into the realms of Freemasonry, the life of Christopher Rawdon and his ancestors touching into areas of my past research. The book should be finished at the end of next year, and will be published soon after by Arima.


The Lord is as a physician investing knowledge and care into the ill condition of the one in need. Not only is Jesus God with all wisdom of what's best for us, but He is all compassionate because He has been where we are in humanity and is fully aware of the pains and limitations that has consumed mankind through Adam's fall. As Jesus healed on earth, so He still does and yet will do.
Let's pray today for the Lord's will in our healing, knowing that ultimate restoration comes in Heaven.


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St. Luke's promotes mammograms
By DANA DUGAN
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During the St. Luke's Winter Ball held in December, guests purchased 150 Pay-It-Forward Mammogram Cards from the St. Luke's Wood River Volunteer Core board of directors. These were made possible through the St. Luke's Wood River Foundation. The intention of the cards is to give a free mammogram to a woman in need.
"The gift of a mammogram is the gift of life," said Sun Valley resident Carol Harlig, a St. Luke's volunteer and breast cancer survivor. "Mammography is the best screening tool available to date for detecting breast cancer and it has saved tens of thousands of lives. We need to significantly increase the number of women in Idaho who receive mammograms."
In Idaho, fewer than half of women over age 40 received a mammogram last year. That gives the state the lowest mammography screening rate in the nation.
To reverse that negative statistic, the Volunteer Core, the hospital's volunteer organization, has committed $100,000 to help the foundation build and equip a $2.1 million Women's Imaging Center at St. Luke's Wood River Medical Center, beginning with a $35,000 donation that will be presented to the foundation's board on Feb. 10. Wood River Valley women interested in receiving financial assistance for a mammogram should contact St. Luke's Breast Care Services at (800) 720-1478.
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October 11, 12, 14, 15: 3:00 pm
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October12: 8:30 pm
October 13, 14: 9:00 pm
Gregory Charles brings Upon Request, to Fallsview. At Gregory's shows, audience members can fill out special song request tickets, then Gregory will pick a song from the ticket box and play it for you, LIVE!
Gregory Charles' "I Think of You" is the ninth-fastest-selling album in Canada.
Buy your tickets at Fallsview Casino Resort's Box Office (open Noon on show days), at all Ticketmaster locations, by calling Ticketmaster at 1 (877) 833-3110 or online at www.ticketmaster.ca.
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Q: Child View Controller to Rotate While Parent View Controller Does Not What I am Trying to Do:
Parent View that is managed by Parent View Controller SHOULD NOT ROTATE.
Child View that is managed by Child View Controller SHOULD ROTATE to all orientations.

What I Have Tried:
ParentViewController
override func supportedInterfaceOrientations() -> UIInterfaceOrientationMask {
    return .Portrait
}

override func shouldAutorotate() -> Bool {
    return true
}

fun addChildViewController() {
    let storyBoard = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil)
    self.childViewController = storyBoard("Child View Controller") as? ChildViewController
    self .addChildViewController(self.childViewController!)
    self.childViewController! .didMoveToParentViewController(self)
    self.view .addSubview(self.childViewController!.view)
    self.childViewController!.view.frame = CGRectMake (40, 200, 400, 250)
}

ChildViewController
override func supportedInterfaceOrientations() -> UIInterfaceOrientationMask {
    return  .All
}

override func shouldAutorotate() -> Bool {
    return true
}

Supported orientations in Xcode Deployment Info are set to all four.
What I Get:
None of the View's rotate.  If I set the parent's rotation to all, all views rotate together.  So it's all or nothing.

UPDATE
When I try putting an observer for UIDeviceOrientationDidChangeNotification and use UIDevice.currentDevice().orientation to rotate childView using CGAffaineTransformMakeRotate , I get desired results.  HOWEVER, i.e., if I rotate to landscape, and try to pull down the notification center (or if I get a system notification), which is still in the portrait orientation (because the app is natively still left in Portrait), rotated childView rotates back to portrait to honor the status bar/notification/notification center.
Stock iOS Camera App is the best example I can present.  The main canvas does not rotate in to different orientations, yet the status bar, behind the scenes, rotates honoring device rotation.  Also the subviews rotate within them selves to honor different orientations.  I am trying to achieve this behavior....

A: From iOS developer library Technical Q&A

Autorotation is implemented by applying a rotation transform to the application's window when the system determines that the interface must rotate. The window then adjusts its bounds for the new orientation and propagates this change down through the view controller hierarchy via calls to each view controller's and presentation controller's -viewWillTransitionToSize:withTransitionCoordinator: method. Invocations of this method are provided a transition coordinator object containing the delta of the window's current transform and new transform, which can be retrieved by sending a -targetTransform message to the transition coordinator. Your view controller or presentation controller can derive the appropriate inverse transform and apply it to the target view. This nullifies the effect of the window transform on that particular view and gives the appearance that the view has remained fixed in its current orientation as the rest of the interface rotates normally.

i.e. if you have a view named noRotatingView
override func viewWillLayoutSubviews() {
    super.viewWillLayoutSubviews()

    noRotatingView.center = CGPointMake(CGRectGetMidX(self.view.bounds), CGRectGetMidY(self.view.bounds))
}

override func viewWillTransitionToSize(size: CGSize, withTransitionCoordinator coordinator: UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinator) {
    super.viewWillTransitionToSize(size, withTransitionCoordinator: coordinator)

    coordinator.animateAlongsideTransition({ (UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinatorContext) -> Void in

        let deltaTransform = coordinator.targetTransform()
        let deltaAngle = atan2f(Float(deltaTransform.b), Float(deltaTransform.a))

        var currentRotation = self.noRotatingView.layer.valueForKeyPath("transform.rotation.z")?.floatValue

        // Adding a small value to the rotation angle forces the animation to occur in a the desired direction, preventing an issue where the view would appear to rotate 2PI radians during a rotation from LandscapeRight -> LandscapeLeft.
        currentRotation = currentRotation! + (-1 * Float(deltaAngle)) + 0.0001
        self.noRotatingView.layer.setValue(currentRotation, forKeyPath:"transform.rotation.z")

        }) { (UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinatorContext) -> Void in

            var currentTransform = self.noRotatingView.transform;
            currentTransform.a = round(currentTransform.a);
            currentTransform.b = round(currentTransform.b);
            currentTransform.c = round(currentTransform.c);
            currentTransform.d = round(currentTransform.d);
            self.noRotatingView.transform = currentTransform;
    }
}

I've tried to make a demo project at https://github.com/rishi420/TestCameraRotation

A: After many back and forth's with Apple them selves, and them pointing to the same link Technical Q&A QA1890, I had to do this with the flowing way:
MotherViewController
override func viewWillTransitionToSize(size: CGSize, withTransitionCoordinator coordinator: UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinator) {

        super.viewWillTransitionToSize(size, withTransitionCoordinator: coordinator)

        coordinator.animateAlongsideTransition({(context: UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinatorContext) -> Void in
            let deltaTransform: CGAffineTransform = coordinator.targetTransform()
            let deltaAngle: CGFloat = atan2(deltaTransform.b, deltaTransform.a)
            var currentRotation: CGFloat = self.mainView.layer.valueForKeyPath("transform.rotation.z") as! CGFloat

            // Adding a small value to the rotation angle forces the animation to occur in a the desired direction, preventing an issue where the view would appear to rotate 2PI radians during a rotation from LandscapeRight -> LandscapeLeft.
            currentRotation += -1 * deltaAngle + 0.0001
            self.mainView.layer.setValue(currentRotation, forKeyPath: "transform.rotation.z")

            }, completion: {(
                context: UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinatorContext) -> Void in
                // Integralize the transform to undo the extra 0.0001 added to the rotation angle.
                var currentTransform: CGAffineTransform = self.mainView.transform
                currentTransform.a = round(currentTransform.a)
                currentTransform.b = round(currentTransform.b)
                currentTransform.c = round(currentTransform.c)
                currentTransform.d = round(currentTransform.d)
                self.mainView.transform = currentTransform
        })
    }

MainViewController
NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter().addObserver(self, selector: "orientationChanged:", name:UIDeviceOrientationDidChangeNotification, object: nil)

func orientationChanged ( notification: NSNotification){
        switch UIDevice.currentDevice().orientation {
        case .Portrait:
            self.rotateChildViewsForOrientation(0)
        case .PortraitUpsideDown:
            self.rotateChildViewsForOrientation(0)
        case .LandscapeLeft:
            self.rotateChildViewsForOrientation(90)
        case .LandscapeRight:
            self.rotateChildViewsForOrientation(-90)
        default:
            print ("Default")
                }
    }

This seem to rotate the child view's while keeping the main view static.  Also the app seem to know the proper orientation when notifications come in (because mother view actually rotates behind the scenes).
Special thanks to jamesk and Warif Akhand Rishi for all the help!

A: The effect achieved in the Camera app is similar to using a combination of:

*

*the technique described in Technical Q&A QA1890 for preventing a view from rotating; and

*the use of child UIStackViews to rearrange subviews on device rotation (see, e.g., the SimpleExampleViewController class in the AdaptiveElements sample code shown in WWDC 2016 Session 233).

The technical note explains that the underlying implementation of autorotation involves applying a transform directly to the application's window:

Autorotation is implemented by applying a rotation transform to the application's window when the system determines that the interface must rotate. The window then adjusts its bounds for the new orientation and propagates this change down through the view controller hierarchy via calls to each view controller's and presentation controller's viewWillTransitionToSize:withTransitionCoordinator: method.

Note that the Camera app does not opt out of autorotation: when using the Camera app, the orientations of Notification Center and Control Center reflect the device orientation. It is only particular views within the Camera app that appear to opt out of autorotation. In fact, this answer suggests that such apps typically utilise the videoGravity and videoOrientation properties provided by AVFoundation classes such as AVCaptureVideoPreviewLayer and AVCaptureConnection.
The approach you should take depends on whether you only want to stop a parent view from rotating or whether you want to stop a container view controller such as UINavigationController from rotating (i.e. lock device orientation).
If the former, use the technique described in the technical note to fix the orientation of the parent view, and (for iOS 9) wrap rotating subviews in a UIStackView and use the axis property to rearrange the subviews on device rotation, or (for iOS 8) manually rotate the subviews on device rotation (as to which see this answer and this sample code).
If the latter, the approach you're taking is on the right track. For sample code, see this answer. You'll need to share your code and more information about your view controller hierarchy for us to diagnose quirks involving Notification Center.
Addendum: The reason why calls to shouldAutorotate and supportedInterfaceOrientations were not being propagated to child view controllers was explained in Technical Q&A QA1688:

Beginning with iOS 6, only the topmost view controller (alongside the UIApplication object) participates in deciding whether to rotate in response to a change of the device's orientation. More often than not, the view controller displaying your content is a child of UINavigationController, UITabBarController, or a custom container view controller. You may find yourself needing to subclass a container view controller in order to modify the values returned by its supportedInterfaceOrientations and shouldAutorotate methods.

In Swift, you can override those methods by using extensions.

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A msterdam like many cities is constantly changing, morphing to adapt to new realities. Where the old is no longer used it opens new opportunities. Leaving the industrial era and entering into a service related economy, leaves behind vacant buildings, that are first only known to a few urban explorers. But soon after, those cool brick and beam buildings are finding new occupants – creatives looking for cheap (and cool) space. They pave the way for additional developments.
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Everywhere in the Amsterdam you will find parts that are either left derelict and on the brink of change, or in transformation, and the parts that have successfully adapted to its current state, are probably already morphing to a new reality facing them. Amsterdam is a city in a constant state of flux – and that provides great places to do some urban exploring. How to find them? Filter on "For Outdoor Explorers" in your free mobile app or check "Urban Exploring" on the Amsterdam community web map (you are welcome to grab the embed code to add the map on your own website btw).
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Upon bankruptcy of the Lloyd company as from 1940 the building was left neglected and was in poor condition until the city decided upon redeveloping this Amsterdam dock area in 1999. The Lloyd complex today is a remarkable hotel and an experience in itself. Now transformed, it is a place where international artists, tourists and business travellers can all feel at home.
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Santa Barbara's Jack Rottman gets wide open in front of the cage for a Dons goal in the second half. (John Dvorak/Presidio Sports Photos)
Coming off an important victory on Tuesday, Santa Barbara High's No. 3-ranked boys water polo team talked about not having a let-down two days later against Dos Pueblos.
The message didn't get through until the second half as the Dons rallied to defeat the Chargers 13-9 on Thursday.
"Honestly we just look like we were exhausted. I think maybe emotionally the San Marcos game took a lot out of us and we just didn't have a lot of energy," said Dons head coach Mark Walsh. "I tried to get them up for the game but it didn't work and I think once they were losing at half and we could legitimately lose this game they came out with a little more fire."
The Dons, who are the Channel League's lone undefeated team, found themselves trailing at halftime 5-4. After the break, however, it was all Santa Barbara as the Dons outscored the Chargers 6-1 in the third quarter. SB's wave of momentum took the lead all the way to 13-6 in the fourth quarter before the Chargers scored three garbage-time goals with all of Santa Barbara's starters on the bench.
"A couple of the things we wanted to try to do worked really well in the first half and then Mark (Walsh) made adjustments and they came out really strong in the third quarter," said Chargers head coach Chris Parrish.
The game was still tied at 6-6 until Chris Gaffney gave the Dons the lead for good with 3:14 remaining in the third quarter. The Dons came on strong during the final minutes of the third period, scoring three quick goals in the final two minutes and five seconds. One came on a lightning quick counterattack that started with goalie Justyn Barrios making a long pass to Sawyer Rhodes who found Jack Rottman open in the middle of the pool. Once Rottman drew the defender from Rhodes, the ball came back to Rhodes for an open look.
Rhodes and Adam Gross both had five goals and three steals in the game for the Dons. Gross said he thought the team did a good job rallying in the second half.
"(Walsh) basically just told us how it was: we were playing very poorly, we didn't have any intensity whatsoever. (It) really just woke us up," Gross said.
Dylan Elliott's five goals were a team-high for Dos Pueblos. Taylor Gustason scored three times and drew a handful of ejections. Walsh said he had his team start double-teaming Gustason in the second half to slow down the Chargers.
"He got us into a lot of foul trouble so we just had to go to a straight double-team on him," Walsh said.
Dylan Elliott watches a shot find the upper-right corner of the Dons cage for a first-half goal.
Dos Pueblos was at less than full strength going into the match. The Chargers were without starter Jake Griffin, who suffered an eye injury at practice on Monday, and then starting goalkeeper Ben Cable broke a pinkie finger in practice on Wednesday. Cable played on Thursday but was removed after the third quarter.
"He went as long as he could, he just couldn't hold on after the blocks he had taken," Parrish said. "It was just a matter of how much pain he could handle and he couldn't go in the fourth quarter."
The Dons extend their win streak to 13 and improve their overall record to 16-4. They play again on Tuesday at Ventura.
The Chargers fall to 1-4 in the league standings and 5-12 overall. Dos Pueblos' next game is Tuesday at home versus Buena.
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Q: Find the average of a list of numbers in O(1) notation - constant time Here's the thing, I have a task to make an array with some numbers, after that the array can accept any other numbers of the the same type inside on any position. When I get the final array (with the added numbers) I need to find the average of the numbers inside with a constant O(1) time. How do I do that?!
Here's what I have as an example
Elements: 5 12 7 9 31
Average: 12.8

A: If this is an array class you can keep track of the sum of all of the numbers as they are added and updated.  Then when all updates are complete just divide the sum by the number of elements to get the average, and just the calculation of the average will be O(1) since the sum was precomputed.
If this is a raw memory array that you are simply passed, then calculating the average will require summing all of the number, which is an O(N) unless someone is playing a semantics game regarding what an operation is.


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As for if Adam Dunn will aid in Zona coverin'-up more often...dude has an OB% of 371, let alone is good for at least a few diggers a week! In my world that's like askin' if Pamela is still has it.
BTW, from now on Greggy G uses Adam Dunn w/ Pamela. And if u don't know why, you need another website Homeboy!
On the gridiron, while all the talk has focused on Ocho Cinco's status, the Bengals rushing attack is gonna be sick this season with Rudi Johnson, Kenny Watson, the finally-healthy Chris Perry, and a greatly improved O-Line. Throw-in Carson, T.J., & former Colts TE Ben Utecht, & Chad Johnson will be on board for this playoff team in no time!
And how about the new and improved Raider Nation?
* BTW, the chick unda Walcott is an Insideplays spy!
Thanks to Archuleta signing in Oakland yesterday, looks like we'll be seeing Adam's better-half in Black-n-Silver soon!
And finally, thank you Joe Dumars! Signing the roundball version of Fabio gives me an opportunity to see My Homeboy Walter at the United Center a few more times this year!
With that let's try to find some MLB ATS Magic and more hotties!
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Agent Information Software, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides software products and services used to create, manage, publish, and access information content through Internet/Web. The company offers its software products and services to customers in the library community market in the United States and Canada. Agent Information Software, Inc. was founded in 1950 and is headquartered in Ontario, California.
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Ooma, Inc. creates connected experiences for businesses and consumers in the United States, Canada, and internationally. The company's smart cloud-based SaaS platform serves as a communications hub, which offers cloud-based communications solutions, smart security, and other connected services. Its business and residential solutions deliver PureVoice high-definition voice quality, advanced functionality, and integration with mobile devices; and platform helps to create smart workplace and homes by offering communications, monitoring, security, automation, productivity, and networking infrastructure applications. The company's products and services include Ooma Office, a multi-user communications system that provides everything needed to manage communications in and out of the office for small businesses; Ooma Office Mobile HD app to make, receive, and transfer phone calls; and Ooma Enterprise, an unified-communications-as-a-service. It also provides Ooma Telo, a home communications solution designed to serve as the primary phone line in the home; Ooma Telo Air, a solution that connects to the Internet wirelessly using the home's Wi-Fi network and can be paired with mobile phones to answer incoming mobile calls from any phone in the home; and Ooma HD3 cordless handset. In addition, the company offers Ooma Premier Service, a suite of advanced calling features to enhance the capabilities of Ooma Telo; and Ooma Mobile HD app that allows users to make and receive phone calls and access Ooma features and settings with iOS or Android device over a Wi-Fi or cellular data connection. Further, it provides Ooma Smart Security, a security and monitoring platform; Ooma Smart Cam, an indoor/outdoor high-definition video security camera; and Talkatone mobile app. The company offers its products through direct sales, retailers, distributors, and resellers, as well as online. Ooma, Inc. was incorporated in 2003 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
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Dutch manager Louis van Gaal came out to defend Jose Mourinho's time at Manchester United, he heavily criticized Ed Woodward's methods.
To be perfectly honest with all the Man United fans, the Red Devils would be toast if it wasn't for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's arrival due to Ed Woodward's poor management skills and Louis van Gaal made sure to remind everyone of this.
The Dutch manager made a terrible mistake by comparing Jose Mourinho with the Norwegian manager's tactics, he thinks that both of them play the infamous 'Park the Bus' method with the difference that Solskjaer is winning his matches.
This preconception is completely wrong and misguided, the former Manchester United player understands the club's offensive tradition far better than both Van Gaal or Jose Mourinho ever will and the Dutch manager is defending the Portuguese manager because they are both really good friends.
It's not only the results what set Mourinho from Solskjaer apart, but the best example we can give you is also the way in which both managers handled Paul Pogba's position on the pitch.
While Jose decided that Paul needed to work far more on his defensive aspect of the game, Solskjaer understood that the French midfielder was better off playing in the more creative part of the field.
The results from Paul Pogba are more than enough proof that Louis van Gaal is completely wrong with his analysis, Manchester United doesn't have in its blood to play defensive football because their academies have always placed creativity above pragmatism from a very early age in every single player.
We understand that Louis van Gaal's attack on the club has a root that we can trace to the day when he was notified that he would be replaced, this was the exact moment in which the Dutch manager got convinced that this was foul play against him and the only man responsible for this was chairman Ed Woodward.
Van Gaal isn't even angry with Mourinho for taking his job, he simply didn't feel like the way he was treated was the correct one.
After all, Louis van Gaal is considered one of the best managers in football history and he at least deserved better treatment from the club due to all the hard work that he put into the Red Devils' youth development alone.
The Dutchman has all the credit of bringing up players such as Marcus Rashford, Jesse Lingard, and also being the one who advised the board to sign Anthony Martial from AS Monaco.
"What I don't like is Woodward contacting my successor, knowing in his mind he will replace me and he keeps his mouth shut for six months."
Louis van Gaal has spoken on his Man Utd sacking.
During a recent interview with BBC Sport where he already discussed his idea about Ole Gunnar Solskjaer playing the same defensive football than Mourinho, Van Gaal also revealed how bitter he still is with the way in which he was sacked by the Red Devils' board of directors.
He seemed especially angry towards Ed Woodward and his methods: "What I don't like is (Ed) Woodward contacting my successor, knowing in his mind he will replace me and he keeps his mouth shut for six months," he said.
What do you think about the way in which Ed Woodward treated Louis van Gaal at Manchester United? Please share your opinion in the comment section down below.
The Lazio manager was very excited after his side defeated 1-0 AC Milan to book their ticket to the Coppa Italia Final.


People who have stepped back from the edge of suicide will often say pretty much the same as those who have attempted suicide, but have been saved.
Their situation became so unbearable, or so intolerably complex and distressing, that suicide appeared the best or only option. Often, they will not have shared their innermost concerns on the basis that nobody would truly understand or could possibly say or do anything to help them.
Over the past decade there has been a spike in the numbers of suicides. Whereas teens and the elderly have always been viewed as the groups most at risk, the numbers of middle-aged people, particularly men in their 50s, now figure large in mortality statistics.
During 2010 the suicide rate rose by nearly 30 percent in the 35 to 64-age range. Over 38,000 deaths by suicide were recorded, but for men in their 50s a 50 percent increase (that's 30 per 100,000) was seen.
The baby boomer generation itself may be an issue as to their hopes and expectations. Then again, this same generation has been hit by the economic downturn, exposure to opioid drugs, the stress of trying to maintain a certain lifestyle for themselves and others while perhaps also acting as caregivers.
There are however highly trained and effective people that can and do help. They will often say that the hardest step for someone contemplating suicide is to pick up the telephone and speak to them. There is nothing you can say that will shock them. They aren't setting themselves up to judge you, and you can trust them to listen properly and keep your information confidential.
You don't need to be polite and skirt around the issues, you just need to get to the point. Some people feel an overwhelming sense of relief the moment they make human contact. Others may feel all the bottled up emotions rise to the surface and find it hard to speak. The person on the line isn't in any hurry.
They know, sometimes from first-hand experience, exactly what you are going through. Stay with it, take your time, and allow the conversation to unfold.


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25 February 2014. Noam Libeskind, scientist of the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP), explains in an article in the latest issue of "Scientific American", why dwarf galaxies (also called "satellite galaxies") are arranged on a plane instead of being scattered randomly. Superhighways of Dark Matter might be the solution to this astronomic puzzle.
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20 January 2014. A team of scientists headed by Ivan Minchev from the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) has found a way to reconstruct the evolutionary history of our galaxy, the Milky Way, to a new level of detail. The investigation of a data set of stars near the sun was decisive for the now published results.
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19 November 2013. Two high performance instruments from Potsdam-Babelsberg arrived at the Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) in Arizona, the largest reflector telescope in the world. The so-called PFUs (Permanent Fibre Units) provide both telescope control and the transmission of starlight collected via the telescope mirror to the spectrograph PEPSI ("Potsdam Echelle Polarimetric and Spectroscopic Instrument")
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The Galactic Mosh Pit
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22 October 2013. Astronomers have discovered that our Galaxy wobbles. An international team of astronomers around Mary Williams from the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) detected and examined this phenomenon with the RAdial Velocity Experiment (RAVE), a survey of almost half a million stars around the Sun. In addition to the regular Galactic rotation the scientists found the Milky Way moving perpendicular to the Galactic plane.
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14 October 2013. Physicians and Astrophysicists work on a new Diagnostic Method - Scientists from innoFSPEC Potsdam, a centre of innovative competence in the research field "Fibre-optical Spectroscopy and Sensing" established at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP), are working together with researchers of Charité Berlin on a new method of minimally invasive, optical cancer diagnostics.
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This is your galaxy - New data help astronomers explore the hidden Milky Way
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31 July 2013. Today, astronomers with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey III (SDSS-III) released a new online public data set featuring 60,000 stars that are helping to tell the story of how our Milky Way galaxy formed.
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Nature article on frequency of planets inside and outside of open starclusters
by Kerstin Mork — last modified Jul 16, 2013 08:52 AM
27 June 2013. An international team of astronomers led by Soeren Meibom of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics has found two planets smaller than Neptune orbiting Sun-like stars in the open star cluster NGC 6811. The discovery, published in the journal Nature, shows that planets can develop even in crowded clusters jam-packed with stars.
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Measuring the Universe More Accurately Than Ever Before
by Kerstin Mork — last modified Apr 12, 2013 09:34 AM
6 March 2013. New results pin down the distance to the galaxy next door. - After nearly a decade of careful observations an international team of astronomers, among them Jesper Storm, scientist at the Leibniz-Institute for Astophysics Potsdam (AIP), has measured the distance to our neighbouring galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud, more accurately than ever before. This new measurement also improves our knowledge of the rate of expansion of the Universe — the Hubble Constant — and is a crucial step towards understanding the nature of the mysterious dark energy that is causing the expansion to accelerate. The team used telescopes at ESO's La Silla Observatory in Chile as well as others around the globe. These results appear in the 7 March 2013 issue of the journal Nature.
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Where are all the dwarfs?
by Gabriele Schoenherr — last modified Jun 13, 2014 11:26 AM
1 February 2013. Astronomers of the international CLUES collaboration have identified "Cosmic Web Stripping" as a new way of explaining the famous missing dwarf problem: the lack of observed dwarf galaxies compared with that predicted by the theory of Cold Dark Matter and Dark Energy.
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Life possible on extrasolar moons
by Kerstin Mork — last modified Oct 15, 2013 01:13 PM
10 January 2013. In their search for habitable worlds, astronomers have started to consider exomoons, or those likely orbiting planets outside the solar system. In a new study, a pair of researchers has found that exomoons are just as likely to support life as exoplanets.
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From Sunspots to Starspots
by Kerstin Mork — last modified Feb 04, 2013 01:49 PM
6 December 2012. For the first time, astronomers have detected the magnetic field of a starspot
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CALIFA: The local extragalactic universe unveiled
by Kerstin Mork — last modified Apr 04, 2016 05:07 PM
1 November 2012. The Calar Alto Legacy Integral Field Area survey (CALIFA survey) announces today its first public release of data, offering an unprecedentedly detailed view of 100 galaxies in the local universe with ample opportunities for scientific study.
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Astronomers see galaxy-altering quasars ignite
by Kerstin Mork — last modified Jul 10, 2014 03:20 PM
27 September 2012. Analysing data from NASA's Spitzer and Hubble Space Telescopes an international team of astronomers around Tanya Urrutia from AIP has caught sight of luminous quasars igniting after galaxies collide. Quasars are bright, energetic regions around giant, active black holes in galactic centers.
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Using artificial intelligence to chart the universe
by Kerstin Mork — last modified Sep 25, 2012 10:13 AM
24 September 2012. Astronomers in Germany have developed an artificial intelligence algorithm to help them chart and explain the structure and dynamics of the universe around us. The team, led by Francisco Kitaura of the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics in Potsdam, report their results in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Spectroscopic imaging of the corona
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Magnetic fields slow down stars
by Gabriele Schoenherr — last modified Oct 10, 2012 10:05 AM
12 June 2012. Scientists have proved the existence of a magnetic effect that could explain why solar-like stars spin very slowly at the end of their lifetime.
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German astronomers finish Europe's largest solar telescope on Tenerife
by Kerstin Mork — last modified Sep 15, 2014 12:17 PM
15 May 2012. After ten years of development, the new German solar telescope GREGOR will start operating at the Spanish Observatorio del Teide of the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias on Tenerife. It is the largest solar telescope in Europe and number three worldwide. It will provide the German and the international community of solar physicists with new and better instrumentation which will enable them to investigate our home star in unprecedented detail.
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Simultaneous light decomposition
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Nature letter on RR Lyrae stars as distance indicators
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5 April 2012. Astronomers find a new type of variable star in a double star system.
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When Dark Energy turned on
by Gabriele Schoenherr — last modified Oct 26, 2012 03:03 PM
30 March 2012. The Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS-III) today announced the most accurate measurements yet of the distances to galaxies in the faraway universe, giving an unprecedented look at the time when the universe first began to accelerate. From different perspectives six publications, which have been published online now, address the question of "Dark Energy", the unknown force that drives our Universe apart.
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So what happened at WWDC 2006?
You have to remember that it's a developer conference, but despite this everyone gets seriously worked up about possible new hardware surprises that were never going to happen. If Apple ever do launch an iPhone, it probably won't be at WWDC...
Amongst many others, Engadget covered the event live, and in the end the only real surprise was the lack of real surprises.
While there wasn't a design overhaul, despite optimistic predictions, I'll settle for the new four core Mac Pro as a replacement for the PowerMac G5. Although after playing around on the Apple Store, it looks like the system I'd want seems to be coming in at around £6k, so I doubt I'll be seeing one any time soon.
CREDIT: Engadget
The new Mac Pro, that'd be £1,699.00 inc. VAT
However Engadget have already gone hands-on with the new Mac Pro on the show floor, it looks good, and the new box looks to be fairly price competitive with a similar specification machine from Dell.
The bulk of the keynote was taken up with the Leopard sneak preview, and amongst others Phill Ryu discusses the many applications that Leopard kills off (via TUAW)...
With either the biggest, or the smallest impact, on the current Mac software market, Time Machine really isn't a back-up utility "as we know it" as it has a radical and intuitive UI that's wholly original. I've certainly never seen anything like it before, and perhaps it leaves a niche for existing applications like Carbon Copy Cloner, as it seems to look and feel more like a file versioning application than a traditional back-up utility.
Is Time Machine for back-up or file versioning?
Proper file versioning integrated into the operating system is something that UNIX has always lacked, and the one thing I miss from my VAX and VMS days.
Spaces will make a pretty big impact on the Mac software world, in one fell stroke it wipes out a whole generation of utility programs like Desktop Manager that gave those of us used to virtual desktops our fix.
Virtual desktops comes to OS X
But unless Time Machine starts killing off back-up utilities left right and centre, maybe the biggest impact will be from the introduction of Apple's new Dashboard development environment, Dashcode. This will almost immediately kill a whole range of emerging tools like Widgetarium.
A Dashboard IDE for the masses?
I could go on, but maybe you should just read Phill Ryu's article instead, or Chris Messina's, who has a remarkably similar post.
Finally there has been a lot of discussion following the conference about whether the Apple and Microsoft rivalry getting out of hand? The banners at the Moscone Center were pretty blatant about Apple's attitude towards Windows Vista.
OS envy?
For a company that has to rely of Microsoft to keep producing Office for Mac they're shooting themselves in the foot, just a little, don't you think?
Update: More on what we didn't see from the Apple Blog...
Update: A possibly off the wall, but none the less, interesting analysis of the keynote by Joshua Scott Emmons over on the O'Reilly network. He concludes that,
...he was completely occupied by something more important for the past few weeks, and was unable to find the time he needed to pull the presentation off with his usual flair.
and that perhaps Apple's possible legal troubles over their stock options irregularities might be getting ugly..?
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In 2013, KPF established a five-year fund to sponsor the Public Lecture Series at the University of Hong Kong's Department of Architecture.
The intention of the lecture series, launched in the fall of 2013, is to bring in promising young Asian architects to Hong Kong to share their works with students and the general public. The first speaker of this series was Mr. Vo Trong Nghia from Vietnam.
The sponsorship was named "KPF/Lex Oei Lecture for Asian Architects" to commemorate the tragic loss of Lex Oei, the beloved son of Farica and Roy Oei of KPF's Hong Kong office.


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I am looking to fill a gap on my upcoming tour of the Netherlands in April.
I'm very excited to bring my new album 'North' over and play some shows, and I'm looking for a concert on 10th or 11th (or both!) of April. A nice little house concert would be grand.


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Q: $\int _{ 0 }^{ 1 }{ \frac { { x }^{ t }-1 }{ \ln { x } } dx } $ How do I solve the following integral:
$$\int _{ 0 }^{ 1 }{ \frac { { x }^{ t }-1}{ \ln { x }  } dx } $$

A: By replacing $x$ with $e^{-u}$, we have:
$$ I(t)=\int_{0}^{1}\frac{x^t-1}{\log x}\,dx = \int_{0}^{+\infty}\frac{e^{-u}-e^{-u(t+1)}}{u}\,du = \color{red}{\log(t+1)}\tag{1}$$
by Frullani's theorem. Another chance is given by differentiation under the integral sign:
$$ \frac{d}{dt}\,I(t) = \int_{0}^{1}x^t\,dx =\frac{1}{t+1}.\tag{2}$$

A: Hint The integral satisfies
$$\frac{d}{dt} \int_0^1 \frac{x^t - 1}{\log x} dx
 = \int_0^1 \frac{d}{dt} \left(\frac{x^t - 1}{\log x}\right) dx = \int_0^1 x^t \,dx$$


OnePlus 5T will go on sale today via Amazon. In India, the sale is to debut at 4:30 PM and the Amazon Prime members can purchase. The actual sale will debut on November 28 and the company will follow the flash sale model for the same.
The early bird buyers of the smartphone will definitely be curious to know the review of the device. They will be pretty eager to know how durable the smartphone could be. The OnePlus 5T is definitely a great smartphone with a taller display, good battery life and solid camera. But how about its durability? This is where the JerryRigEverything durability test video comes into play.
He is a guy who tortures smartphones on his YouTube videos and shows how far the devices can tolerate heat, scratches and bending. Since he has been doing this for quite some time, his videos are pretty reliable sources of information. The latest video that he has uploaded on his YouTube channel is that of the OnePlus 5T. As soon as the smartphone has been launched, he has subjected it to the torture test to give his verdict.
In the video below, he has subjected the OnePlus 5T to all tests such as scratch test, the classic bend test and burn test. In all these tests, the OnePlus 5T performs fairly well and it gets applauds from him for withstanding the torture. From the video, you can see that the scratches are evident only from the sixth level of scratch.
Notably, almost all the modern flagship smartphones except for the Galaxy S8 Active with a plastic screen gets scratches at the same level. Also, the device passes all the tests as seen below with flying colors.
Watch the JerryRigEverything video of the OnePlus 5T from below.


Slow Magic's vapory, chilled-out remix stands as an organic complement to the original's subtle, thumping electronica. Both producers are more than adept in the tricky art of creating cerebral soundscapes which compel their consumers to listen as opposed to simply hear or move to—danceable, but not authoritatively so. Slow Magic's take plays with vocal pitch, creating a rippling effect that emulates the track's pensive, echoing keys. Where Manila Killa's initial offering showcases a sobering groove, Slow Magic's is one of escapism: a palliative proposition to drift inside a soft blue dream.
Slow Magic is currently on tour across the US. The full list of dates can be found here.


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Revitalizing crippled institutions with proven leaders!
Most government institutions in Ethiopia are the epitome of purposelessness. Although the powers and duties they are vested with are set out in their establishment legislation, the performance of the vast majority leaves a lot to be desired.
Dumping old-fangled practices posthaste!
The 21st century is characterized by an exponential growth in technological progress. Incredible minds are introducing or innovating exciting technologies which make life easier and more convenient.
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The sins of distorting history
History is an embodiment of the heritage of a nation's people that is passed down from generation to generation. It is manifested in nation building, the defence of national sovereignty, the expansion and demarcation of territory and numerous other forms of interactions at various levels.
Making sense of the Cabinet appointments!
For a second time since he came to power Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) this Tuesday sought and obtained the unanimous approval by Parliament of his Cabinet comprised of some 20 ministers.
Gun-free Ethiopian politics!
Various insurgent groups have returned from exile from neighboring Eritrea over the past couple of months to embark on the peaceful pursuit of their political programs.
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EPRDF walking a tight rope
The eagerly anticipated 11th Congress of the ruling Ethiopian Peoples' Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), which was held for three days in Hawassa, the capital of the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Regional State, wound up yesterday.
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The rule of law is a foundational principle on which a democratic society is built. The rule of law is the concept that all people and institutions are subject to and accountable to the ordinary laws of the land that are fairly applied and enforced.
Protecting public safety, national security!
In the latest spate of violence to hit Ethiopia scores died last weekend in brutal attacks on the outskirts of Addis Ababa. Tens of thousands have fled their vandalized homes and staying in churches and community centers due to what many described as barbaric acts that are not dished out to enemies let alone fellow citizens.
No place for politics of provocation!
As the Ethiopian New Year gets into full swing it is incumbent on Ethiopians to commit themselves to working extra hard than the preceding year. Overseas-based political parties are returning from exile in droves having decided to pursue a peaceful political struggle.
| 8 September 2018
Attaching importance to vital national issues!
Ethiopia's very survival is always uppermost in the minds of Ethiopians. The nation's survival may be laid on a solid foundation insofar as the shared interests and needs of the people enjoy equal protection.


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