Interested in the EU market?
Prices for cattle eligible for the European Union (EU) market have consistently been above that for other markets but there is more work involved in meeting their stringent requirements.
High Quality Beef (HQB) 'Hilton' country specific quota—7,150 tonnes of high quality beef with 20% in-quota tariff.
HQB global grain-fed quota—shared access with the US, Canada, Uruguay, New Zealand and Argentina to 48,200 tonnes of grain-fed beef with 0% in-quota tariff.
High value cuts, constituting around 15% of the carcase, are sent, which requires around 140,000 to 200,000 head of eligible cattle.
To supply the EU market properties must have European Union Cattle Accreditation Scheme (EUCAS) accreditation. EUCAS accreditation is voluntary and is administered by the Australian Government Department of Agriculture and Water Resources. To become accredited you have to submit an Application for EUCAS accreditation of farm form. The following summary of the main requirements for EUCAS accreditation is a guideline only—please visit the EUCAS website or contact the EUCAS helpline on 1800 305 544 for more specific, detailed information on EU rules, accreditation, etc.
Have only eligible cattle on your property at all times; that is cattle that have lifetime traceability (with the exception of breeding bulls) and have never been treated with HGPs.
Only buy, sell or receive (in the case of agistment) cattle from other EUCAS accredited properties or saleyards (with the exception of approved non-EU breeding females and bulls). A list of accredited producers, feedlots, saleyards and abattoirs is available on the EUCAS website.
Identify all your cattle with NLIS devices. Calves born on accredited properties must have NLIS devices by the time they are weaned.
Use European Union Vendor Declaration (EUVD) forms.
Keep your NLIS database account up to date and conduct annual PIC reconciliations.
Participate in random EUCAS audits.
Can I produce enough cattle to meet EU specifications to make it worthwhile?
Am I prepared to keep the records consistently up to date?
Am I prepared to deal in only EU-eligible stock?
Management advantages with good records such as measuring genetics and performance.
Can opt out of EUCAS at any time if you find it is unsuitable.
Can sell to other markets if there is better money, you are not dedicated to go to the EU.
Not being able to deal in any other ineligible stock on a EUCAS-accredited property.
Not being able to use or store HGPs on a EUCAS-accredited property.
Agistment of your EUCAS-accredited stock is limited to EUCAS-accredited properties (unless in emergency circumstances for a maximum of 6 months—see Agistment guidelines for EUCAS cattle for details), and only EUCAS-accredited stock can be brought in for agistment on your EUCAS-accredited property.
Sourcing EUCAS stock to purchase (a breeder-fattener has an advantage in not needing to source EUCAS stock).
Check with your processors or agents for exact, current specifications.


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Q: How to get in MySQL defined names into php? If I have a mysql query like
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM data AS amount)
UNION
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM data WHERE some < 50 AS something)

and then create an array with php like this $row = mysqli_fetch_array($sql, MYSQLI_ASSOC);.
How can I now address each of the AS names. This does not work: echo $row["amount"];. The second question I have is why can't I use AS something when having a WHERE clause?

A: Try this:
(
  SELECT
    'amount1' as za_name,
    COUNT(*) as za_count
  FROM
    data
)
UNION
(
  SELECT
    'amount2' as za_name,
    COUNT(*) as za_count
  FROM
    data
  WHERE some < 50
)

Then you can differentiate by $row[za_name] and get the amount $row[za_count]
For the second question : you can use it if you make a temp table :
SELECT
  tmp.za_name,
  tmp.za_count
FROM (
  SELECT
    'amount2' as za_name,
    COUNT(*) as za_count
  FROM
    data
  WHERE some < 50
) as tmp

A: In a UNION the row names/aliases for the entire query are whatever they are in the first query.
So if you have
SELECT field1 AS A
UNION
SELECT field2 AS B

Your final result will only have an A field, which will have both field1 and field2.
In your query, you want to alias the COUNT(*), not the table.
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS amount FROM data)
UNION
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM data WHERE some < 50)

Nor $row['amount'] will be all of the COUNT(*) rows from the entire query.

A: in your query
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM data AS amount) UNION (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM data WHERE some < 50 AS something)

You are aliasing the table data to the name amount rather than the sub-query

A: You have to edit the query this way (aliases on the columns, too)
(SELECT COUNT(*) as amount FROM data)
UNION
(SELECT COUNT(*) as amount FROM data WHERE some < 50 AS something)

This way You are able to address $result['amount'] as a result from the fetch assoc method.

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The best time to travel to Amsterdam really depends on the main attraction that brings you into this quaint European city. Amsterdam has a steady stream of visitors round the year, but if you want to avoid peak tourist season, the best time to visit would be from April to May and starting again in late September to end of October. However, the world-famous tulip season brings breathtaking sights, and while it may overlap some tourist-heavy weekends, it is still one of the best times to fly to Amsterdam. From mid-March to early May, you can capture the unmistakable sight of fresh blossoms sprawling across the countryside and throughout the city.
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Amsterdam's domestic flights that run between Great Britain and Amsterdam include KLM (with non-stop flights from all airports), Air France, British Airways, Iberia, EasyJet, and CityJet with non-stop flights out of London. Other Amsterdam international flights available with one stop included are Lufthansa and Swiss Air.
How to get from the airport to Amsterdam city centre?
Below you will find information about Amsterdam's airport along with the distance from the city centre
Leaving from Schiphol Airport to the city centre takes 15 to 20 minutes by train. 7 to 8 trains are running per hour and each cost €5.2 Euros for a one-way trip. Train tickets for the Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) can be purchased at the yellow ticket machines on the platforms at Schiphol Plaza or an office.
Buses are also an option, with bus lines 197 and 370 to Leidseplein going to city centre and out to Oud Zuid. Buses come every 15 minutes, and a one-way ticket costs €5 Euros for a 30-minute ride to the city centre. You will board outside the arrival terminal. If you are taking a bus at night, you need bus lines 97 and 358 (Niteliner).
Cabs and taxis are also available, with a stand just outside the airport. No booking is required. Rides cost approximately €40 – €50 Euros and take 15 – 20 minutes to reach the city centre.
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Using a private car service is also an option, with prices like taxis, but they must be pre-booked. A recommended private operator is myDriver Airport Transfer Amsterdam. You can also check for attractive discounts on car rentals with momondo.
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Amsterdam transportation is impressive, with a vast network of trams, ferries, trains, buses, and the metro system. Purchasing an Amsterdam City Card gives you unlimited access to all GVB public transportation in 24, 48 or 72-hour increments. You may also buy the GVB Day Pass or Amsterdam Travel Ticket for a 1 to 7-day period. Cycling is a popular mode of transport to get around and it is the perfect way to explore the city. Amsterdam has built bike-friendly wide paths on the streets, and you can rent the bikes locally for a relatively low price. Amsterdam is quite small compared to other locations in Europe. You will find that a vast majority of sightseeing attractions can be covered on foot. When you need a car, or you are arriving by car, use the Park & Ride option outside the city centre and go into town for free using the metro. The metro rate is €8 Euros for the first 24 hours using a public transit ticket.
What are the visa and passport requirements when taking a trip to Amsterdam?
Great Britain citizens do not require a visa to enter the Netherlands. Those required to have a passport should have a valid one for the proposed duration of their visit, but additional validity beyond the period of stay is not required. UK Emergency Travel Documents (ETD) are accepted for tourists entering and exiting the Netherlands.
A Schengen visa is required for a stay of up to 90 days. Foreign nationals from the EU, Switzerland, and EEA, as well as nations like Canada and the United States do not require a visa but must have a valid passport. For further details, please check Government of Netherlands website.
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Things to do and places of interest in Amsterdam
Many festivals are on from spring to early autumn: Pluk de Nacht Open Air Film Festival, Aprilfeesten, and Amsterdam Light Festival. Museums to visit include Rijksmuseum (showcasing art and more than 800 years of Dutch history, including Rembrandt), Van Gogh Museum (with more than 200 original paintings), and the Anne Frank House (where she lived for more than 2 years in hiding during World War II). Parks, beaches, canals, cafes, and the local flea markets are also perfect for summer visits. There are walking tours offered through the year, and classical concerts free of charge for 30 minutes at the Concertgebouw on Wednesdays at 12:30 pm running from June to September. Amsterdamse Bos offers hiking, swimming, and picnic areas. Canal Ring features 17th century houses and mansions, white drawbridges, and more than 300 years of history. The neighbourhood of Jordaan has a plethora of specialty shops, boutiques, and art galleries.
Tips and tricks for visiting Amsterdam
Avoid Major Holidays
Queens' Day and Liberation Day weekends in April are extremely busy; therefore, you will incur much higher room rates at local hotels.
Attractions and Museums Have Long Lines in August
Due to school holidays for the summer, August brings more crowds into Amsterdam, which means longer queues for attractions, museums, and trams. Some bars and restaurants also close for the month, which means you will not have as many options.
Amsterdam's Red Light District is Legal
Prostitution is not illegal in Amsterdam; therefore, the Red Light District is home to prostitution outlets. The area is heavily monitored by police patrols and security cameras. There are also a number of bars, restaurants, and historical museums in the Red Light District. The oldest church in the city, Oude Kerk, is in the middle of the District. Most visitors can pass through the District without any problems, but taking photographs of the prostitutes is discouraged.

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Trygonoptera galba is een vissensoort uit de familie van de doornroggen (Urolophidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 2008 door Last & Yearsley.

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Post-speech, the gap has narrowed. Hillary's lead is falling. Her attack on the Alt-Right backfired.
Just checked the RCP average at your behest. It's sitting at about a 6 point margin just like it has been. Of course, the public has had only two days to react. The race will probably tighten a bit but I suspect not that much is going to change until the debates.
Hillary's attack on the Alt-Right fell flat, just as I predicted. Most Dems don't even know what it is or what it stands for. The GOP cucks are irrelevant here.
It was, however, great publicity for us!
Ok, I'm a bit worried about relying on a site like Breitbart since they definitely have a dog in this fight and are likely to have a strong slant. As for the morningconsult poll, I don't know too much about it, but I'm currently using a composite of polls to avoid being too dependent on any one source.
It ranges from the LA times poll, which shows a dead heat to the Quinnipiac poll that shows Hillary 10 points ahead with an average that is right now exactly at 6 points in the lead for Clinton.
If I add morniningconsult we have an average of about 5.6.
If Hillary wins I don't believe any coalition will be put together for a long time. Hillary will legalize 30 or 40 million illegals and pour in refuges by the boat loads. The Republican cucks will tighten the rules so that there will be no more Trumps. Globalist trade deals will fly right through further hollowing out the country. It will be a new era for the US. US 1.0 the founding, US 2.0 civil war, US 3.0 Hillary wins. It will be another country. If she wins it won't be hippies burning the flag it will be people like me.
But even the most snobbish SWPLs will rethink their positions when they're forced to pay a white man tax and are afraid of getting their throats slit over their wallets when they go outside without bodyguards.
The fact is a few percent whites were able to run Rhodesia for decades. 5-10% whites were able to run South Africa for a few centuries. About the same proportion to this day is able to run things in Brazil. Their current president(getting impeached) is an ethnic Bulgarian!
American whites long insulated from the reality of competition between peoples are still learning, but events will force even the most grasping sociopath careerists to clamor for basic survival. Even if they gentrify entire cities for themselves, they will still find themselves under siege by hordes of the poor and desperate in an ever-shrinking green zone.
I don't disagree with anything you say but the North is the problem and they'll do anything not to be called Redneck by the Jews. I looked at the votes and there's too many in the North to throw them out of the country. The other states are stuck with them. Will they will drag us down until it's too late?
I'm very negative about the whole situation. I hope you're right but due to my financial situation and age it won't help me any. It will be too late for me and I'll probably have to move, which I can't afford, to keep from being murdered if there's a financial crash.
I was talking to a guy in North who was berating me about my foolish fears of minorities. He said he was so superior that he would just move to a gated community, implying my inferiority. This is fine if he thinks that but I pointed out all the row houses in Baltimore, Maryland and other cities that are being consumed by the Blacks. Here's some.
These could be great fixer up houses. People in Europe live in houses like this for hundreds of years. It's a vast waste. Basic search there's 16,000 Vacant Houses in Baltimore. I read a guys blog who writes about violence and lives in the ghetto in Baltimore and I think he said that it's more like 25,000. You might like James blog. He writes books with titles like,"When Your Food".
The Northern guy doesn't understand. How he can't live in areas where there are hundreds of houses that with a little work could be great for young families. He doesn't get it. The spaces are contracting. Gated communities will be surrounded and then forced to take on section 8. You can not get the threat through to these people.
Living in enclaves now is status and people will do whatever it takes for status even if it means going into debt or slicing up their face to make ritual scars.
You can't get the whole story from areas like Baltimore and Detroit that are being allowed to fall apart. You have to look cities like Washington DC and parts of New York that are actually getting whiter from the forces of gentrification. People with status don't care what happens in Baltimore if they can afford a flat in Adams Morgan in Washington.
I don't know, they may be right that they can have just a few a cities all to themselves while everything else decays. The 3rd world is full of wealthy compounds with high walls, barbed wire fences, guards and everyday life goes on for most people.
On the other hand, you have all the people who are in with the system packed into just a few neighborhoods and everyone knows where to find them. Not exactly anti-fragile.


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Q: Django RadioButtons with icons and not label? i have an app that have 2 fields: company_name and logo, i'm displaying the companies like radiobutton in my Form from Model, but i want to show the logo company instead of the company label (company name)
Any idea ?
My forms:
class RecargaForm(ModelForm):
    compania = forms.ModelChoiceField(queryset=Compania.objects.all(), initial=0 ,empty_label='None', widget=forms.RadioSelect())

    class Meta:
        model = Recarga

Thanks :)

A: You could try something similar to the technique I propose in the answer to this (my own) question: How do I create a Django form that displays a checkbox label to the right of the checkbox?
Instead of writing a filter that flips the markup around, you'll need to somehow get the filter to replace the labels with the appropriate images.
Admittedly, this sounds kinda awkward to work with.


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Q: Recursion with Hash Map Values as Key I have a HashMap>.
1={2,3}, 2={4,5} , 3={6,7} ..
The value List 's elements itself are keys in the same HashMap.
Considering 1 as my root, I want to retrieve the values in the order 1,2,3,4,5,6,7...
Trying it using recursion with no success!!! ;-(
My Code:
package WrapperClasses;

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.text.*;
import java.math.*;
import java.util.regex.*;

import Collections.BinaryTree.Node;

// Class name should be "Source",
// otherwise solution won't be accepted
public class Source3_Try2 {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
        // Declare the variable
        int a;
        // Read the variable from STDIN
        a = in.nextInt();
        String key, value;
        HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>> hm = new HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>>();
        ArrayList<String> keyList = new ArrayList<String>();
        for (int i = 0; i < a; i++) {
            ArrayList<String> al = new ArrayList<String>();
            key = in.next();
            value = in.next();
            if (hm.containsKey(key)) {
                al = hm.get(key);
            } else {
                keyList.add(key);
            }
            al.add(value);
            hm.put(key, al);

        }
        ArrayList<Node> nodeList = new ArrayList<Node>();
        String f = in.next();
        BinaryTree bt = new BinaryTree();
        bt.insertNode(f);
        ArrayList<String> valueList= hm.get(f);
        insertInTree(bt,valueList,hm,0,0);
        for (String k : keyList) {
            if (!k.equalsIgnoreCase(f)) {
            }
        }
        // Output the variable to STDOUT

        bt.inorderTraversal(bt.root);

    }

    public static void insertInTree(BinaryTree bt , ArrayList<String> valueList,HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>> hm, int flag, int size){
        for(String v : valueList){
            bt.insertNode(v);
        }
        if(flag==size){
        for(String v2 : valueList){
            flag++;
            insertInTree(bt,hm.get(v2),hm,flag,valueList.size());
        }
        }
    }

    // InnerClass: Binary Tree Implementaion - Starts
            static class BinaryTree {
                class Node {
                    String data;
                    Node left;
                    Node right;
                    Node parent;

                    public Node(String data) {
                        this.data = data;
                        this.left = null;
                        this.right = null;
                    }
                }

                public Node root;

                public BinaryTree() {
                    root = null;
                }

                public void insertNode(String data) {
                    Node newNode = new Node(data);
                    if (root == null) {
                        root = newNode;
                        return;
                    } else {
                        Queue<Node> queue = new LinkedList<Node>();
                        queue.add(root);
                        while (true) {
                            Node node = queue.remove();
                            if (node.left != null && node.right != null) {
                                queue.add(node.left);
                                queue.add(node.right);
                            } else {
                                if (node.left == null) {
                                    newNode.parent=node;
                                    node.left = newNode;
                                    queue.add(node.left);
                                } else {
                                    newNode.parent=node;
                                    node.right = newNode;
                                    queue.add(node.right);
                                }
                                break;
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }

                public void inorderTraversal(Node node) {
                    if (root == null) {
                        System.out.println("Tree is empty");
                        return;
                    } else {
                        System.out.print(node.data + "\n");
                        if (node.left != null)
                            inorderTraversal(node.left);
                        if (node.right != null) {
                            inorderTraversal(node.right);
                        }
                    }
                }
            } // InnerClass: Binary Tree Implementaion - Ends
}

CL Input:
5
London Paris
London Rome
Paris Berlin
Paris Amsterdam
Rome Venice
London
Expected Output:
London
Paris
Berlin
Amsterdam
Rome
Venice

A: package WrapperClasses;

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.text.*;
import java.math.*;
import java.util.regex.*;

import Collections.BinaryTree.Node;

// Class name should be "Source",
// otherwise solution won't be accepted
public class Source3_MyOptimization {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
        // Declare the variable
        int a;
        // Read the variable from STDIN
        a = in.nextInt();
        String key, value;
        HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>> hm = new HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>>();
        ArrayList<String> keyList = new ArrayList<String>();
        for (int i = 0; i < a; i++) {
            ArrayList<String> al = new ArrayList<String>();
            key = in.next();
            value = in.next();
            if (hm.containsKey(key)) {
                al = hm.get(key);
            } else {
                keyList.add(key);
            }
            al.add(value);
            hm.put(key, al);
        }

        System.out.println("hm: " + hm);

        for (Map.Entry<String, ArrayList<String>> hmEntry : hm.entrySet()) {
            String key1 = hmEntry.getKey();
            ArrayList<String> value1 = hmEntry.getValue();
            System.out.println(key1 + " :" + value1);
        }

        for (String key2 : hm.keySet()) {
            ArrayList<String> value2 = hm.get(key2);
            System.out.println(key2 + " :" + value2);
        }

        Iterator itr = hm.entrySet().iterator();
        while (itr.hasNext()) {
            Map.Entry<String, ArrayList<String>> hmE = (Map.Entry<String, ArrayList<String>>) itr.next();
            String key3 = hmE.getKey();
            ArrayList<String> value3 = hmE.getValue();
            System.out.println(key3 + " :" + value3);
        }

        Iterator itr2 = hm.keySet().iterator();
        while (itr2.hasNext()) {
            String key4 = (String) itr2.next();
            ArrayList<String> value4 = hm.get(key4);
            System.out.println(key4 + " :" + value4);
        }

        String f = in.next();
        BinaryTree bt = new BinaryTree();
        bt.insertNode(f);
        ArrayList<String> valueList = hm.get(f);
        Queue<String> queue = new LinkedList<String>();
        queue.addAll(valueList);
        queueForInsert(bt, hm, queue);
        bt.inorderTraversal(bt.root);
    }

    public static void queueForInsert(BinaryTree bt, HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>> hm, Queue<String> queue) {
        while(!queue.isEmpty()){
        bt.insertNode(queue.peek());
        if(hm.containsKey(queue.peek())){
        queue.addAll(hm.get(queue.remove()));
        }
        else{
            queue.remove();
        }
        queueForInsert(bt, hm, queue);
        }
    }

    // InnerClass: Binary Tree Implementaion - Starts
    static class BinaryTree {
        class Node {
            String data;
            Node left;
            Node right;
            Node parent;

            public Node(String data) {
                this.data = data;
                this.left = null;
                this.right = null;
            }
        }

        public Node root;

        public BinaryTree() {
            root = null;
        }

        public void insertNode(String data) {
            Node newNode = new Node(data);
            if (root == null) {
                root = newNode;
                return;
            } else {
                Queue<Node> queue = new LinkedList<Node>();
                queue.add(root);
                while (true) {
                    Node node = queue.remove();
                    if (node.left != null && node.right != null) {
                        queue.add(node.left);
                        queue.add(node.right);
                    } else {
                        if (node.left == null) {
                            newNode.parent = node;
                            node.left = newNode;
                            queue.add(node.left);
                        } else {
                            newNode.parent = node;
                            node.right = newNode;
                            queue.add(node.right);
                        }
                        break;
                    }
                }
            }
        }

        public void inorderTraversal(Node node) {
            if (root == null) {
                System.out.println("Tree is empty");
                return;
            } else {
                System.out.print(node.data + "\n");
                if (node.left != null)
                    inorderTraversal(node.left);
                if (node.right != null) {
                    inorderTraversal(node.right);
                }
            }
        }
    } // InnerClass: Binary Tree Implementaion - Ends
}


A distributed SQL query engine for the large scale.
2012 fall: project at facebook.
couldn't visualise data on HDFS directly using dashboards or BI tools.
Batch analysis platform and Visualisation platform can be managed better using Presto.
From for example Cassandra, MySQL, Commercial RDBMS.
can build by each own.
10:00- Hadoop Conference Japan 2014 Keynote.


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#include <memory>

#include <gtest/gtest.h>

#include <react/renderer/componentregistry/ComponentDescriptorProviderRegistry.h>
#include <react/renderer/components/root/RootComponentDescriptor.h>
#include <react/renderer/components/view/ViewComponentDescriptor.h>
#include <react/renderer/element/ComponentBuilder.h>
#include <react/renderer/element/Element.h>
#include <react/renderer/element/testUtils.h>

using namespace facebook::react;

TEST(ElementTest, testNormalCases) {
  auto builder = simpleComponentBuilder();

  auto shadowNodeA = std::shared_ptr<RootShadowNode>{};
  auto shadowNodeAA = std::shared_ptr<ViewShadowNode>{};
  auto shadowNodeAB = std::shared_ptr<ViewShadowNode>{};
  auto shadowNodeABA = std::shared_ptr<ViewShadowNode>{};

  auto propsAA = std::make_shared<ViewProps>();
  propsAA->nativeId = "node AA";

  // clang-format off
  auto element =
      Element<RootShadowNode>()
        .reference(shadowNodeA)
        .tag(1)
        .props([]() {
          auto props = std::make_shared<RootProps>();
          props->nativeId = "node A";
          return props;
        })
        .finalize([](RootShadowNode &shadowNode){
          shadowNode.sealRecursive();
        })
        .children({
          Element<ViewShadowNode>()
            .reference(shadowNodeAA)
            .tag(2)
            .props(propsAA),
          Element<ViewShadowNode>()
            .reference(shadowNodeAB)
            .tag(3)
            .props([]() {
               auto props = std::make_shared<ViewProps>();
               props->nativeId = "node AB";
               return props;
            })
            .children({
              Element<ViewShadowNode>()
                .reference(shadowNodeABA)
                .tag(4)
                .props([]() {
                  auto props = std::make_shared<ViewProps>();
                  props->nativeId = "node ABA";
                  return props;
                })
            })
        });
  // clang-format on

  auto shadowNode = builder.build(element);

  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNode, shadowNodeA);

  // Tags
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeA->getTag(), 1);
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeAA->getTag(), 2);
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeAB->getTag(), 3);
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeABA->getTag(), 4);

  // Children
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeA->getChildren().size(), 2);
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeAA->getChildren().size(), 0);
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeAB->getChildren().size(), 1);
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeABA->getChildren().size(), 0);
  EXPECT_EQ(
      shadowNodeA->getChildren(),
      (ShadowNode::ListOfShared{shadowNodeAA, shadowNodeAB}));
  EXPECT_EQ(
      shadowNodeAB->getChildren(), (ShadowNode::ListOfShared{shadowNodeABA}));

  // Props
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeA->getProps()->nativeId, "node A");
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeABA->getProps()->nativeId, "node ABA");
  EXPECT_EQ(shadowNodeAA->getProps(), propsAA);

  // Finalize
  EXPECT_TRUE(shadowNodeA->getSealed());
  EXPECT_TRUE(shadowNodeAA->getSealed());
  EXPECT_TRUE(shadowNodeAB->getSealed());
  EXPECT_TRUE(shadowNodeABA->getSealed());
}

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*She and her other 9 refugee team members represent the 65 million displaced people world wide, displaced by war and other terrors. But for these 10 athletes, for these two weeks, they'll be able to deal with trying to get to a finish line they can, at the least, see.
Previous Article Seek the light like a young sunflower who tilts its blooms to face the sun. Avoid the stolid stance of the mature flower who ceases seeking.
Next Article # Sure glad they don't kill birds for their feathers anymore or to eat them (except in Italy?!) Willets were a favorite for the latter. Tasty.
Hers is such an incredible story and I'm so glad that she and the rest of the refugee "team" received such a warm welcome when they entered the stadium last night.


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2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS Spy Shots
Viknesh Vijayenthiran October 5, 2015 Comment Now!
Mercedes-Benz is working on some subtle updates for its GL-Class, updates the German automaker confirmed will be introduced for the 2017 model year. The current GL was all-new for 2013, so the 2017 model year roughly coincides with the full-size SUV's mid-cycle. Prototypes for the updated version have just been spotted again.
The big news is that the SUV will no longer be called a GL, but rather a GLS in line with Mercedes' new naming strategy. The "S" in the title signifies that this large, luxurious SUV is positioned alongside the S-Class range of models.
Various GLS prototypes have been spotted, all of them revealing new bumper and grille designs. The headlights are also new, while at the rear the shape of the tail-lights will remain the same but with some new graphics inside them.
Moving to the interior, look for a redesigned dash, new trim materials and an updated infotainment system. A new display screen will be mounted in the dash, with the interior pretty much looking like the one in the M-Class-replacing GLE range.
In the engine department, Mercedes just updated the GL's powertrain lineup for 2015, meaning powertrains should carry over mostly unchanged with the arrival of the 2017 GLS. The GLS350 BlueTEC should stick with its turbocharged V-6 diesel good for 240 horsepower and 455 pound-feet of torque. The GLS450 will have a turbo V-6 with 362 hp and 369 lb-ft, and the GLS550 will have a turbo V-8 with 429 hp and 516 lb-ft. At the top of the range will be the GLS63 from Mercedes-AMG with a turbo V-8 good for about 550 hp and 560 lb-ft. 4Matic all-wheel drive will remain standard across the range.
We've also heard that an ultra-luxurious Mercedes-Maybach version of the GLS is in the works, though well-heeled buyers will likely have to wait until the arrival of a complete redesign of the GLS for that particular model. We should have more details soon, as the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS is expected to be unveiled at next month's 2015 Los Angeles Auto Show.
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Is is good to see James smile. James just started going to nursery last month. I am usually gone to visit other wards, but I hear from Steve that when it is drop off time James is paranoid to get left behind and cries his little eyes out.


Lodz, Poland, June 1, 2018 – Poland kept their perfect record into the fourth leg of the FIVB Volleyball Nations League. At a sold-out Atlas Arena in Lodz, the home side delivered an impressive 3-0 (25-19, 25-20, 25-22) shutout of the other team on full nine points after the first week, France, and substitute Dawid Konarski had something to do with it.
He came in to replace star starter Bartosz Kurek when Poland were stumbling halfway through the second set and with a few fantastic performances at the net became instrumental to a spectacular turnaround that put the team back on track towards the straight-set victory. Playing their big part in this key moment of the match were also young middle blocker Jakub Kochanowski, as well as Mateusz Bieniek from the serving line.
20-year-old Kochanowski became the leading scorer for Poland's victory with 11 points, followed by captain Michal Kubiak with 10.
France's Stephen Boyer was the top scorer of the match with 13 points. His teammate Kevin Tillie also went into the double digits with 11.
It was a great overall team effort on Poland's side to reach their fourth consecutive three-point win, masterminded by the clever moves of coach Vital Heynen and inspired by the unabated support from the stands.
Other than that, the host team were in control pretty much throughout the other two sets, with experienced Kubiak and Kurek setting the example and leading the way to this so important Polish victory.


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The auction at GoDaddy for the expired domain 9911.com ended just minutes ago at GoDaddy and the final closing price was quite a shocker (at least to me). Mid five figures for this domain? The final price was $56,001.
There are quite a few times I see a domain sell for something I consider ridiculous on GoDaddy auctions. Because there is no transparency during the auction it is hard to say what is going on. Maybe a person let their domain expire, used a second account and third account to bid it to a ridiculous amount, took a screenshot of the closing price, and then renewed it and used the screenshot to try to sell the domain. That's the cynic in me. But maybe it was legit and two people/companies had a unique need for a certain domain and duked it out. At any rate, besides 2012.net which I remember sold for around $50k a few years ago I cannot recall hearing about a NNNN selling for mid five figures.


There's an interesting video on YouTube posted by Swedish classic car magazine Klassiker featuring Martin Har, a Swedish Saab 900 collector with 10 cars.
The title is: Sveriges största Saab 900-fantist.
Worth a look. Richard Horner.
Doesn't everybody have 10+ cars ?!?
That puts us at 11! Phew!
I wish i only had 10 cars, it would save me a fortune.


We like our sombrero, it's been the best Christmas tree stand I have ever owned, but that's not saying much.
I like the two lips in it that hold a little water before it flows over the edge and down the slope. How much water does our sombrero hold? I haven't measured that.
It has always been enough to hold my overflows.
I'm all ears if someone has a better Christmas tree stand. Particularly one that doesn't require me shimming the tree to stay upright.
The wood floor underneath it has been sanded too many times. It's oak. Red Oak, I believe. 1 1/2" wide boards.
Our floor guy told us it can't be sanded again. Overflowing the Christmas tree stand would probably mean replacing the floor.
As you can see, we have small children which always introduces an element of danger.
And there's a floor vent right under our tree that leads to my office.
One other thing I don't like about our sombrero is that I have to use a long necked watering can and some years I need a flashlight.
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Last updated: 05:19 PM ET, Tue November 05 2013
Six Flags Parks Unveils Plans for New Attractions at All Theme Parks
Destination & Tourism	James Shillinglaw August 29, 2013
Summer may be almost over, but Six Flags Entertainment Corporation is already preparing for next summer by unveiling plans for new rides and attractions at 18 parks across North America. Those plans include a completely new waterpark outside of Atlanta, the world's fastest wooden roller coaster outside of Chicago, and a new 41-story thrill ride called Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom (for a video simulation of the ride, click here).
Six Flags Over Georgia, located outside of Atlanta, will debut the largest capital expansion in its 46-year history with the introduction of a tropically-themed water park inside the theme park. Hurricane Harbor will include an 800,000 gallon wave pool, the world's first water slide that blends both a swirling-bowl feature and a tornado-wave feature into one slide, a multi-slide tower and an interactive children's area. The new park part of the first phase of a multi-year, multi-million dollar project.
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Meanwhile Six Flags Over Georgia's local sister park, Six Flags White Water is expanding its Dive-in Movies by adding an all new entertainment stage that will also host live entertainment performances at the Atlanta Ocean wave pool.
Six Flags Great America, near Chicago, will introduce Goliath, a new wooden rollercoaster that the company boasts will shatter three world records and become the most extreme wooden coaster in the world. Goliath will take riders up a 165-foot lift hill, then plunge them down a 180-foot, 85-degree drop. Riders will experience record-breaking speeds of up to 72 mph and feature three over-banked turns, a 180-degree Zero-G roll, an inverted drop and an inverted Zero-G stall.
New Jersey's Six Flags Great Adventure will surpass the world record for tallest drop ride with the addition of the 41-story Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom. Connected to the iconic Kingda Ka roller coaster, which ranks as the world's tallest coaster and North America's fastest, Zumanjaro will hoist riders 415 feet into the sky, twice as high as the Statue of Liberty, and rocket them back to earth at 90 mph while Kingda Ka trains launch directly toward them at speeds of up to 128 mph. In addition, the adjacent Hurricane Harbor is adding more VIP cabanas centered around a new tiki bar, which will offer beverage service directly to the cabanas.
Six Flags New England will debut a new SkyScreamer swing ride, set to become the tallest attraction and newest landmark at the park. The 400-foot aerial adventure will lift guests 40 stories into the air and spin them at speeds of 40 mph. While aboard, riders will have views of the Connecticut River and the New England skyline as they spin round and round.
Six Flags Mexico, in Mexico City, will update one of the park's iconic roller coasters, Medusa, which will be reengineered into a state-of-the-art hybrid coaster and emerge as Medusa Steel Coaster. The combination of a classic wooden structure with a new steel track provides a smoother, faster and more thrilling ride that will feature a 117-foot drop, four over-banked turns and three full inversions along more than 3,000 feet of track.
Six Flags America, outside of Washington, D.C., is introducing two new rides inside a new Mardi Gras-themed section of the park. Ragin' Cajun, a spinning, fast-track roller coaster will tilt and zigzag guests through quick twists, tight curves and drops while a family-friendly ride dubbed French Quarter Flyers will allow kids and adults to pilot and control their own ride experience.
Six Flags Over Texas will offer a new children's section of the park, including a new interactive play area, new kids rides and a refreshed feel with more locations for parents to sit, relax and cool off. Nearby Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is adding to its collection water attractions with the debut of a new multi-featured water slide. DEMON, an extreme new ride, will feature two large metallic arms that take guests through a series of unpredictable spins. The 32 passengers boarding DEMON will be swung upside down up to 45 feet high and twirled around between earth and sky while sixteen water jets spout from the depths of the ride.
Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California will change up its suspended coaster, Batman The Ride, and the celebrated wooden coaster, Colossus, both of which will now run backwards as well as forwards. A revitalized children's area, Bugs Bunny World, will be anchored by the launch of a fourth pint-sized coaster and a new show in the Carrot Club Theater. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor will introduce Bonzai Pipelines—featuring two thrilling body slides—plus Dive-in Movies in the wave pool, new dining experiences and extended operating hours.
Six Flags Great Escape in upstate New York is debuting Extreme Supernova, which offers thrill seekers the ultimate rush, filled with stomach-dropping dips and inverted spins. Suspended from an overhead axis, 16 riders will fly head-over-heels up to 50 feet in the air. Once the outward-facing riders are secured and the floor drops from below, Extreme Supernova will swing back and forth while guests are spun in circles delivering maximum G-Forces and high-flying sensations. In addition, the Six Flags Great Escape Lodge and Indoor Water Park is offering an all-new VIP wing with 35 upscale suites and exclusive concierge service.
At both Six Flags St. Louis and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, near San Francisco, an interactive family ride is joining the line for 2014. Guests aboard Tsunami Soaker will be able to blast other riders with water while twisting and spinning in a circle. Each passenger is armed with a giant water pistol as they engage in a water battle.
Six Flags Discovery Kingdom can now enjoy their favorite rides and attractions more often as the park expands its operating calendar to be open year-round for 2014, including holidays and weekends in both January and February. The park is also welcoming the return of the smash hit, Cirque Dreams Splashtastic-the Most Amazing Show Above H2O, featuring high-flying aerialists and acrobats combined with bottlenose dolphins.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas, in San Antonio, will debut the state's first multiple lane trap-door free-fall waterslides, the new four-slide Bahama Blaster. This newest addition to the park's White Water Bay features four body slides that sit side-by-side and offer a unique launching capsule system. After reaching the top of the six-story tower, guests step into the enclosed vertical capsule where the floor drops out beneath them, sending riders free-falling 40 mph down the slide.
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La Zygène du lotier, ou Zygène du fer à cheval (Zygaena loti), est une espèce de lépidoptères de la famille des Zygaenidae et de la sous-famille des Zygaeninae.

Taxonomie
Le genre Zygaena est subdivisé en 3 sous-genres ; l'espèce ici traitée appartient au sous-genre nominal Zygaena.

Noms vernaculaires
 la Zygène de l'hippocrépis ou du fer à cheval
 la Zygène du lotier
 la Zygène de la faucille - allusion aux gousses arquées en forme de faucille de l'astragale réglisse (Astragalus glycyphyllos)
  (que la chenille ne consomme pas)

Biologie
La chenille se nourrit sur diverses fabacées des genres Trifolium, Onobrychis, Hippocrepis, Astragalus, Coronilla et Lotus''.

Voir aussi

Liens externes

  : Zygène de la Faucille, Zygène de l'Hippocrepis
 Site lepinet.fr : Zygène du Lotier, Zygène du Fer-à-cheval
 Papillons de Poitou-Charentes : Zygène du lotier

Lépidoptère (nom scientifique)
Zygaenidae
Lépidoptère d'Europe


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KOffice je prosta zbirka pisarniških programov za namizno okolje KDE. Vse njene komponente so izdane pod dovoljenjem GPL. Najnovejša verzija KOffica je 1.5.2, ki je izšla 14. julija 2006.

KOffice uporablja OASIS OpenDocument kot privzeti datotečni format, podpira pa tudi datoteke LibreOffice ter Microsoft Office.

Zbirko sestavlja 11 programov, ki so namenjeni obselavi besedila, ustvarjanju preglednic, urejanju formul in obdelavi grafike, ter ustvarjanju grafov, projektov in podatkovnih baz.

Program lahko namestimo na vse platforme Unix in na Microsoft Windows. Na internetu lahko zastonj naložimo teme zanj.

Programi ki sestavljajo zbirko KOffice

KOffice je sestavljen iz naslednjih programov:
 KWord. Urejevalnik besedila s podporo za DTP. Prednaložene ima tudi različne predloge
 KSpread. Program za ustvarjanje preglednic s predlogami in več kot 100 prednaloženih matematičnih formul.
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  Kivio. Program za ustvarjanje diagramov in grafov.
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  Krita (tudi Krayon ali KImageshop). Obdelava fotografij in grafike bitmap z mnogimi učinki iz GIMPa in Adobe Photoshopa.
  Kugar Ustvarjanje poročil
  KFormula. Urejevalnik formul.
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 KPlato.  Upravitelj projektov.

Glej tudi

 LibreOffice
 Microsoft Office
 seznam pisarniških zbirk

Zunanje povezave
 Domača stran KOffice
 Predstavitev KOffice 1.5
 Cilji KOffice 2.0

KDE

Pisarniške zbirke
Programska oprema leta 2000


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Q: Mongo updateMany with $set agreggation, self reference and array member gives empty array With Mongo 4.2.5 and this collection
db.foo.insert({foo:["bar", "baz"]})

when trying to copy the "baz" in the array to a new field named foobaz like this in the shell:
db.foo.updateMany({}, [{$set:{foobaz: "$foo.1"}}])

I get an object like this
{
   _id: fooid,
   foo: ["bar", "baz"],
   foobaz: []//empty array instead of "baz"
}

What am i doing wrong ?

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In choosing to participate in peaceful protest actions you can often come face to face with police. Here are some tools to assist you – firstly, with understanding your legal rights when participating in actions, but also some tips in dealing with police, as well as minimising the information you share with them if they happen to want to keep an eye on you.
In recent years, the government has consistently de-funded the excellent work of community legal centres and Environmental Defenders Offices, and so it is often left to community legal activists to do the work of supporting activists with resources.
Be aware that some information on external websites listed may be out of date, or only relevant to various state jurisdictions. Please ensure you double check or get legal advice before relying on any information linked below.
Another project we launched in 2018 is our CLIMATE JUSTICE LEGALS NETWORK to support environmentalists and connect lawyers with activists, and mentor community collectives who are providing citizen legal education. MORE HERE.
Environmental Defenders Office – find your local EDO and fact sheets for your state here. Please be aware that most EDO's across the country are unable to help with criminal law and protest matters at this time, but it might still be worth checking in.
Melbourne Activist Legal Support – a network of volunteer lawyers and legal activists we are involved with who provide legal support, training and field human rights observers to protest events.
A recent overview (2017) of a growing legal resource compilation.
This legal guide for beeliar activists Jan 2017 was prepared by a lawyer and activists for the campaign to defend the Beeliar wetlands, but includes much general information for activists in peaceful protest.
There is limited activist related legal documentation in other states (Northern Territory, South Australia and Tasmania), but you can check the Law Handbook for each state, as well as Legal Aid.
We will be working on adapting our face sheets for these jurisdictions in 2019 – if you'd like to support with this project, get in touch!
FEDERAL – there have been recent changes to federal law that may impact activists that we hope to bring forward resources for.
COURT PROCESS – here is our guide to Considerations for the Court process – Dec 2016 update.
We also have a resource to come regarding crowdfunding for civil disobedience fines, and in the meantime you can find some helpful reflections here.


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PlayStation users will be glad to know that the North American PlayStation Store has been updated with the first week of the two week mid-year sale, which is offering discounts on a wide variety of PS4, PS3 and PS Vita titles.
Included in the first week of mid-year sale are Astebreed, Dirt Rally, DOOM, Homefront: The Revolution, Jamestwon+, LEGO The Hobbit, Street Fighter V, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons along with many more.
Let us know which games you'll get through this sale in the comments below.


As a company that was born out of CalTech and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, you'd expect the Beyond Limits offices to be filled with confidential rooms, each brimming with secrets of the final frontier.
The reality is a bit closer to home, but what the company is doing is anything but normal. Beyond Limits takes advanced technologies developed for NASA at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratories, pairs them with their own commercial AI technology, and applies them to civilian, earth-bound industries.
We spoke with members of the Beyond Limits' team to see what goes on within their offices and how their team's efforts are helping companies across industries — and beyond.
WHAT THEY DO: Beyond Limits is a full-stack artificial intelligence engineering company creating advanced software solutions that go beyond conventional AI. They take stuff made for space and apply it here, on Earth.
PERKS: Full-coverage health benefits, generous PTO, 401(k) matching, and the ability to put your head on the pillow at night and know without a shadow of a doubt that your job is way cooler than everyone else from high school.
As a principal data scientist, it's Kristin's job to lead teams through the development and deployment of AI solutions for industrial problems. She is also the technical head of industrial IoT, where it's her role to identify new opportunities for Beyond Limits.
BEYOND WORK: When she's not at the office, you can find Kristin dancing West Coast Swing. She's also an enthusiastic participant of Beyond Limits' board game night where she's known to dominate at Betrayal at the House on the Hill.
What is it like working on the very forefront of AI tech?
It's an interesting time to be working in AI because everybody wants it, but few people understand what it does. Those who aren't in the field tend to think of AI as being what they see on television or movies and have unrealistic expectations of what computers can do today.
Our clients definitely want to be on the bleeding edge, but we have to help them to understand what's currently possible and also to figure out how AI will fit into their existing processes. While we're an AI company, we're not an automation company, so we have to make sure that our solutions will work well with people and that people will work well with our technology.
You've worked at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, then General Electric and now you're at a young, aggressive company. What made you want to make the jump?
It wasn't an easy decision. The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and General Electric were both very good to me, but the moves were triggered by opportunities to challenge myself in new ways. The move to Beyond Limits surprised a lot of people, including me. I never thought I'd work at a startup, but they approached me with an offer to work on my favorite kinds of problems using technology no one else had. I also knew that I'd have far greater influence at a small company, and I came here because I knew I'd regret not coming — I've never looked back.
Monique partners with technical teams to understand their hiring needs for current and future projects — then, it's her job to go and find and hire the best talent.
BEYOND WORK: Outside of the office, Monique lifts weights, runs, hikes and hits the yoga studio.
What kind of people are you looking to join your team? When you do find them, what are they looking for?
My teams and I look for candidates who are smart, passionate and excited not only about the work Beyond Limits is doing but also about projects they've worked on in the past. We want people who are driven and want to make an impact.
Beyond Limits is huge on a work-life balance. At many startups, employees have to do whatever it takes to get the job done and a lot of the time that means sacrificing time with family and friends. We take our work very seriously, but for us, time off is equally as important, which is why we have Beyond Limits holidays. Employees get at least one workday off a month, which gives them the opportunity to recharge, focus on personal interests or hobbies, and just spend time away from the office.
Your resume reads like techy workplace fan-fiction: Tesla, Faraday Future, Virgin Hyperloop One. How did Beyond Limits get your attention?
I'm so grateful to have worked for some of the coolest companies in the world, but what made Beyond Limits stand out for me was the people. Right away, I got a strong sense of the collaborative environment and entrepreneurial spirit, which I loved. Beyond Limits is also in such a different industry than what I've worked in previously.
For the last six years, I've worked with mechanical, design and electrical engineers, so when I made the decision to join Beyond Limits, I knew I had to step outside of my comfort zone and learn about a completely new field — but I was totally up for the challenge.
You're coming up on your one-year anniversary — how has the company changed in that time?
I can't believe it's going to be a year already! When I joined Beyond Limits, I was employee number 41 in April of 2018, and we recently hit 100 employees. It's been awesome to see the company grow and know that I'm a contributor to that growth.
Bashar manages projects from the discovery phase all the way to successful completion. He works with data scientists, software engineers and others to ensure everything runs smoothly.
BEYOND WORK: Outside of the office, Bashar is a martial arts expert and trains regularly while mentoring karate and judo students.
What about Beyond Limits got your attention?
Since I was a young kid, I've been a science fiction fan, especially "Star Trek." I am drawn by the premise that caring and rational human beings can use their intellect to apply scientific principles to improve the human condition. After college, I worked in the aerospace and commercial sectors and have always been excited by the challenge of developing solutions to complex problems that involve multiple disciplines. Beyond Limits is tackling some of the world's most complex problems, and I feel inspired and proud to support that.
With the sorts of super-intelligent people working around here, how do you manage a team without getting in their way?
My role is to clearly define 'why' we are building a solution as well as 'what' needs to be built. Once the whole team is in agreement, the 'how' of implementing a solution is left up to them. I think that is a key factor to unlocking a team's potential. Once my team is clear on their objective and scope, I stay out of their way and let them execute.
In Agile practices, it is more important to focus on idle work than idle workers — idle work implies a lack of progress and frustration, whereas idle workers are available to do work. I think that focusing on removing impediments and keeping healthy team dynamics enables teams to excel.
You have quite the commute into work. Is it worth it?
I actually had other offers that were closer to home, and the long commute was definitely foremost on my mind when I thought about Beyond Limits. I was really impressed with the people I met at Beyond Limits, and I was at a point in my life where I wanted to look forward to coming into work every morning. When I realized that taking the train was an option, that sealed the deal. I get to work on the train and catch up on any emails and project status in the morning and on the return trip. It is far more relaxing than driving in LA traffic. So yes — it is definitely worth it!


A camera's Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO settings directly affect exposure, but more importantly, they allow you to control how each photo will look. Aperture - Control the amount of blur or sharpness around your subject.
6/04/2010 · Im starting to use manual mode on my canon 1000D and i'm wondering how to change both aperture and shutter speed when you change to the setting.
Aperture Priority Mode ("A" on most cameras, "Av" on Canon) I'd love to see you use aperture priority for 95% of your shooting for the next several months. It is the mode that most hobbyist photographers and even many many pro photographers shoot in most of the time.
make small adjustments to the focus even when in autofocus mode, whichcan beagreat help when you have to get the right focus rapidly in difficult focusing conditions.


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Review of FriteLodge Haunted House Haunted Attraction
FriteLodge Haunted House
FriteLodge Haunted House is a Haunted Attraction located in Indianapolis, IN.
7525 Acton Road, Indianapolis, IN 46259
Free Parking, Gift Shop/Souvenirs, You will NOT be touched, Original Characters, Indoor/Outdoor Waiting Line, All-Indoor Attraction
Team Zombillies reviewed this attraction on October 7, 2017.
This was our second season visiting FriteLodge and we sure are glad we decided to come back! Located within the Acton's Pleasant Masonic Lodge, this is a non-profit, family-friendly haunted house that's packed with many different nightmares for their 9th season in operation.
Each year, the haunt gets taken down and totally revamped, so there is always going to be a lot of fresh and new things to experience here. Their theme changes as well and, this year, it is "Don't Go in the Basement." Ironically enough, the entire haunt takes place… in the basement! Step beneath their unique entrance and heed the warnings of the Deputy, who has been searching for the guy on the wanted posters known as "Tommy." Many other fears can be found in the basement as well, but we suggest seeing if you can find Tommy before he finds you!
We were informed that, on any given night, there are typically between 15 to 20 volunteer cast members and, in this small area, that is actually quite a few! They virtually eliminated any dead spaces and made it to where there was something going on around nearly every corner! It's obvious that this crew is doing something right and each of them were working their hardest to provide scares to the group.
Dialogue was much more interactive and character-specific this year. The actress in the church scene was the most interactive with our group, as she tried to exorcise a possessed boy and called on us for assistance. When our help (clearly) wasn't enough, she demanded that we get closer to him and try harder! Several other characters warned us of somebody named "Tommy" and the Deputy, who also had one of the most realistic performances of the tour, explained how he had been chasing him for 16 years now! But, there was one last clue that he needed to help him get back on track… one of our names. Oddly enough, he seemed satisfied with that and ran off into the darkness, never to be seen again. We also came across a lady who threw cat litter at us, the elusive "Tommy" himself who was very energetic and eagerly hesitant to give us some candy (you'll know what we mean if you find him) and a black, shadowy figure that popped up behind us and stalked us until we were well out of their scene. The snake wrangler also gave us a good performance, wrestling a giant snake and using character- and scene-related dialogue like, "My pets… they're so hungry!"
Costuming: 7.5
Many of the costumes seemed to consist of custom-made items or ones that we don't see very often. A good mixture of masks and makeup were noticed. Some of the masks were store-bought pieces that weren't as authentic looking as those that were of higher quality, such as the rabbit and those made from burlap-looking material. There was also an assortment of makeup techniques in use, from simple wounds and minimal additions to darkened eyes and one guy who's skin was starting to seem scaley! Some of the attire blended in so well with the scenes around them that it was very easy for them to sneak up on us and get some easy scares.
Customer Service: 8.94
Our trusty GPS lead us right to this place, but just keep an eye out for a green-illuminated building with tall columns out front that are literally crawling with skeletons. There was a lighted sign close to the road that directed us into the entrance and a flagger pointed us to a spot in their well-lit, paved and free parking lot.
The ticket booth is situated in a small building between the parking lot and the Lodge and two portable restrooms are available if you need them. We recommend using the blue one… it was much cleaner during our visit! Also in this area, you'll find a vintage hearse, a FriteLodge photo op, a bonfire with nearby seating, some classic rock music and the occasional clown for entertainment (not to mention all of the screaming customers coming out of the haunt and their "clean" porta pottie).
Because the haunt is located in the basement of the Lodge, there are some stairs involved that you'll need to be able to get up and down. The rest of the flooring is nice and smooth and we didn't notice any other real safety hazards. If you ever need any assistance, lots of friendly staff members can be usually found near the ticket booth (which is also near the exit of the haunt), on the front patio of the Lodge and at the entrance to the haunt in the basement.
If the big green facade of the Lodge building that's covered in skeletons, fog and other Halloween decor isn't enough to make you believe these guys are into the spirit of the season, then we aren't sure what will. The classic rock music near the ticket booth and down in the basement near the haunt's entrance does a good job of giving the place a fun atmosphere that's easy to spend some time in. Though, the front of the building is actually pretty quiet (except for the music coming out of the basement), so there's a lot of emphasis on the aforementioned Halloween props to slip you through a spooky scene before getting dumped back into Bohemian Rhapsody.
Meanwhile, back by the ticket booth, the classic hearse, loud horn, spider web-painted photo op, creepy characters and scared customers coming out of the exit provides an ideal, old-school-haunt type of atmosphere.
We can honestly say we've never seen a working overhead door used as a haunt entrance before… except for at FriteLodge! Granted, being welcomed by a narrow, white garage door that squeaks up the wall isn't the scariest way we've been introduced to a haunt, but it's definitely the most unique!
The folks at FriteLodge have done a good job of squeezing nearly every inch of space out of their building's basement. What that also means is you're going to get hammered with a lot of relatively small scenes in a short amount of time. The good news is, they've packed a lodge-load of crafty special effects into the space they have to work with.
For starters, we noticed some good sound effects almost the whole way through the tour this year! Everything from downright creepy sounds, a siren and cantankerous creatures to the blaring of an organ, meowing cats and hideous groans can be heard throughout the basement. They've also got some creative uses for old-school effects, such as the laser swamp (that's becoming rapidly popular) and claustrophobic bags. The laser swamp is actually used more than once; one time is fairly traditional with the addition of a certain "finned" creature, and the other turns the lasers vertically for quite a disorienting effect. Even though claustrophobic bags aren't exactly new to the haunt scene either, we found this particular one awfully difficult to get through. So much that one of us lost his hat on the way out and had about as much coordination as a newborn giraffe trying to walk on an icy lake! The church scene, however, was perhaps the most memorable and impressive scene in the entire haunt. They used a great combination of orchestrated sounds and lighting to really pull of the finishing touches to their "possession" skit. Other effects include trap-door coffins, a large rat trap, an excess of eggs, snow falling from the sky (err… ceiling), dense fog and much much more!
FriteLodge's overall theme this season is "Don't Go In The Basement." Ironically, by the time they warn you of this, it's too late (by design we are sure)! The only cohesive element that we could detect was that there were several "wanted" posters of a fellow named "Tommy" plastered on several of the walls. The sheriff gave us the low-down on him while we were in his scene and several of the characters made references to him. But, when we finally crossed paths with Tommy, he hysterically asked us if we wanted some candy and, when we took it from him… well… that was about it. Everything else that we saw was fairly random, or at least seemingly disconnected from the little-known story of Tommy, although they did do a decent job of trying to cover a lot of other common phobias.
Fright Effect: 7.42
With as little amount of time they were given to scare us, we must say we were impressed at how many times they caught us off-guard! Scares seemed to be equally spread out to both of us and, at one point, the lighting and fog combination created such a disorienting path that we got lost and split up in a room much smaller than those we typically get lost in!
After witnessing an exorcism, clowns, a very tight space and more, the haunt's goal clearly was to play on a variety of fears this season. They even succeeded at using some that we don't see very often at all. Several good distractions, sudden loud noises and appropriately-placed drop panels startled us the most, as well as a shadowy figure who snuck up on us while we traversed one of the green laser areas! Many times, when we'd check to make sure no one was behind us, we quickly figured out why it felt like we were being stared at.
The church scene was the second to last room of the tour and we got one last "wanna play?" scare attempt before exiting the building. Since that was technically the finale to the attraction, we have to say that the end left us on somewhat of a dull note.
Value: 7.67
General admission to experience the horrors that await you in the basement is priced at $12.00 per body. This crew has a small space to work with and, because of that, the haunt isn't very long. This year, we timed it at about 10 minutes. This brings their MPD (minutes of entertainment received per dollar spent) rating to 0.83. Although this is well below the 1.5 average that we see most often, there is a lot to experience jammed into this place and it's actually quite an improvement from last season. For the price, you can hardly beat it and we were informed that they do plan to expand the haunt into the outdoor portions of the property next year. We're excited to see what they can build out there!
Even though this is already the cheapest haunted attraction we've come across in the Indianapolis and surrounding areas so far, they also offer printable $2.00 off coupons on their website.
Every nook and cranny was utilized in some form or fashion when we went through, making this an action-packed adventure from start to finish. They also had some clever scare tactics, along with other things this review team hasn't seen before. We can't wait to see what they have in store for their customers for next year and it will be their 10th season to boot! As mentioned above, FriteLodge is a non-profit attraction run by all volunteers that help raise money for their community by giving to their local needy family fund and local food pantry. If you enjoy having fun and getting scared, all while supporting a good cause, then make FriteLodge one of your stops this year! Just remember, you were always told as a child not to take candy from strangers… but will you take it from them now?
Funniest Scare - Shark (Given by: Team Zombillies)
Most Improved Attraction (Given by: Team Zombillies)
Actor Shout Out Award - Mechanic (Given by: Team Zombillies)
Actor Shout Out Award - Victim on Morgue Table (Given by: Team Zombillies)


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