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Q: Force `unique` to treat NaNs as indistinct I have a long matrix of numbers that represent molecular states. A subset might look like this:
 states = [...
  1     1     1     1
  1     1     1     1
  1     0     1     1
NaN     0   NaN   NaN
  1     0     1     0
  1     0     1     1
NaN   NaN   NaN   NaN
  1     0     1     1
NaN   NaN   NaN   NaN
  1     1     0     0
 ];

where the NaN values are for states where the representation is unknown. In practice, this list might have hundreds of thousands of values. If I use the unique command to get the unique states, the result looks like
K>>unique(states,'rows')

ans =

     1     0     1     0
     1     0     1     1
     1     1     0     0
     1     1     1     1
   NaN     0   NaN   NaN
   NaN   NaN   NaN   NaN
   NaN   NaN   NaN   NaN

because "unique treats NaN values as distinct".
How can I massage this output such that NaN values are not distinct? So that [NaN NaN NaN NaN] is distinct from [NaN 0 NaN NaN] but [NaN NaN NaN NaN] == [NaN NaN NaN NaN]?

A: This is a partial (and unsatisfying) answer that works for this particular instance but isn't general:
states(isnan(states)) = inf;
uniqueStates = unique(states,'rows');
uniqueStates(~isfinite(uniqueStates)) = nan;

Apparently MATLAB does not treat Inf values as distinct. I don't plan on having any Inf values in my application, but I can certainly imagine a scenario where there were both Inf and NaN values, in which case this would muddle them up.
Actual Answer:
So @Louis Mendo deleted his comment that led me to the final answer, but this seems to be robust:
function C = nanUnique(varargin)

A = varargin{1};
dummyVal = ceil(max(A(isfinite(A(:))))) + 1;
A(isnan(A)) = dummyVal;
C = unique(A,varargin{2:end});
C(C==dummyVal) = nan;

In a nutshell, find the largest value (that isn't infinity). That value rounded up + 1 is an integer (no floating point errors) and guaranteed to be unique. Replace all NaN by the dummy value, run unique, then put the NaN back where they belong.

A: Code
%// Get unique rows with in-built "unique" that considers NaN as distinct
unq1 = unique(states,'rows');

%// Detect nans
unq1_nans = isnan(unq1);

%// Find nan equalities across rows
unq1_nans_roweq = bsxfun(@plus,unq1_nans,permute(unq1_nans,[3 2 1]))==2;

%// Find non-nan equalities across rows
unq1_nonans_roweq = bsxfun(@eq,unq1,permute(unq1,[3 2 1]));

%// Find "universal" (nan or non-nan) equalities across rows
unq1_univ_roweq = unq1_nans_roweq | unq1_nonans_roweq;

%// Remove non-unique rows except the first non-unique match as with
%// the default functionality of MATLAB's in-built unique function
out = unq1(~any(triu(squeeze(sum(unq1_univ_roweq,2)==size(states,2)),1),1),:);

Example #1
Input -
states =
    3.0000    1.0000    7.0000    8.0000
    8.0000         0    1.0000    6.0000
       Inf         0       NaN       NaN
    5.0000         0    1.0000         0
       Inf         0       NaN       NaN
    7.0000         0    5.0000    1.0000
       NaN       NaN   11.2000       Inf
       NaN       NaN   15.0000       NaN
       NaN       NaN   11.2000       Inf

Intermediate result using MATLAB's in-built unique + 'rows' -
unq1 =
    3.0000    1.0000    7.0000    8.0000
    5.0000         0    1.0000         0
    7.0000         0    5.0000    1.0000
    8.0000         0    1.0000    6.0000
       Inf         0       NaN       NaN
       Inf         0       NaN       NaN
       NaN       NaN   11.2000       Inf
       NaN       NaN   11.2000       Inf
       NaN       NaN   15.0000       NaN

Notice that two rows with identical values - [Inf 0 NaN NaN] are still showing up and similarly we have another identical pair - [NaN NaN 11.2000 Inf]. We need to keep one unique row for each of these two pairs. Let's see how our code performs -
out =
    3.0000    1.0000    7.0000    8.0000
    5.0000         0    1.0000         0
    7.0000         0    5.0000    1.0000
    8.0000         0    1.0000    6.0000
       Inf         0       NaN       NaN
       NaN       NaN   11.2000       Inf
       NaN       NaN   15.0000       NaN

It worked alright!
Example #2
For the final test, let's test it out for cases when we have big numbers too in the input array like this one -
states =
            3            1            7            8
            8            0            1            6
          Inf            0          NaN          NaN
            5            0            1            0
          Inf            0          NaN          NaN
            7            0            5            1
          NaN          NaN       1e+100          Inf
          NaN          NaN           15          NaN
          NaN          NaN       1e+100          Inf

The intermediate result with unique + 'rows' would be -
unq1 =
            3            1            7            8
            5            0            1            0
            7            0            5            1
            8            0            1            6
          Inf            0          NaN          NaN
          Inf            0          NaN          NaN
          NaN          NaN           15          NaN
          NaN          NaN       1e+100          Inf
          NaN          NaN       1e+100          Inf

So, our code must remove one of the final two rows.
out =
            3            1            7            8
            5            0            1            0
            7            0            5            1
            8            0            1            6
          Inf            0          NaN          NaN
          NaN          NaN           15          NaN
          NaN          NaN       1e+100          Inf

It does!

A: The other solution suggested is simpler.
But you could consider subclassing double type.
You would need to over-ride the == operator by creating your own eq() method, that should use isequaln() (NaN values are considered to be equal).
Anyway, something to consider.

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// Copyright 2017 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#include "components/zucchini/disassembler_win32.h"

#include <stddef.h>

#include <algorithm>

#include "base/logging.h"
#include "base/numerics/safe_conversions.h"
#include "components/zucchini/abs32_utils.h"
#include "components/zucchini/algorithm.h"
#include "components/zucchini/buffer_source.h"
#include "components/zucchini/rel32_finder.h"
#include "components/zucchini/rel32_utils.h"
#include "components/zucchini/reloc_win32.h"

namespace zucchini {

namespace {

// Decides whether |image| points to a Win32 PE file. If this is a possibility,
// assigns |source| to enable further parsing, and returns true. Otherwise
// leaves |source| at an undefined state and returns false.
bool ReadWin32Header(ConstBufferView image, BufferSource* source) {
  *source = BufferSource(image);

  // Check "MZ" magic of DOS header.
  if (!source->CheckNextBytes({'M', 'Z'}))
    return false;

  const auto* dos_header = source->GetPointer<pe::ImageDOSHeader>();
  // For |e_lfanew|, reject on misalignment or overlap with DOS header.
  if (!dos_header || (dos_header->e_lfanew & 7) != 0 ||
      dos_header->e_lfanew < 0U + sizeof(pe::ImageDOSHeader)) {
    return false;
  }
  // Offset to PE header is in DOS header.
  *source = std::move(BufferSource(image).Skip(dos_header->e_lfanew));
  // Check 'PE\0\0' magic from PE header.
  if (!source->ConsumeBytes({'P', 'E', 0, 0}))
    return false;

  return true;
}

template <class TRAITS>
const pe::ImageDataDirectory* ReadDataDirectory(
    const typename TRAITS::ImageOptionalHeader* optional_header,
    size_t index) {
  if (index >= optional_header->number_of_rva_and_sizes)
    return nullptr;
  return &optional_header->data_directory[index];
}

// Decides whether |section| (assumed value) is a section that contains code.
template <class TRAITS>
bool IsWin32CodeSection(const pe::ImageSectionHeader& section) {
  return (section.characteristics & kCodeCharacteristics) ==
         kCodeCharacteristics;
}

}  // namespace

/******** Win32X86Traits ********/

// static
constexpr Bitness Win32X86Traits::kBitness;
constexpr ExecutableType Win32X86Traits::kExeType;
const char Win32X86Traits::kExeTypeString[] = "Windows PE x86";

/******** Win32X64Traits ********/

// static
constexpr Bitness Win32X64Traits::kBitness;
constexpr ExecutableType Win32X64Traits::kExeType;
const char Win32X64Traits::kExeTypeString[] = "Windows PE x64";

/******** DisassemblerWin32 ********/

// static.
template <class TRAITS>
bool DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::QuickDetect(ConstBufferView image) {
  BufferSource source;
  return ReadWin32Header(image, &source);
}

// |num_equivalence_iterations_| = 2 for reloc -> abs32.
template <class TRAITS>
DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::DisassemblerWin32() : Disassembler(2) {}

template <class TRAITS>
DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::~DisassemblerWin32() = default;

template <class TRAITS>
ExecutableType DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::GetExeType() const {
  return Traits::kExeType;
}

template <class TRAITS>
std::string DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::GetExeTypeString() const {
  return Traits::kExeTypeString;
}

template <class TRAITS>
std::vector<ReferenceGroup> DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::MakeReferenceGroups()
    const {
  return {
      {ReferenceTypeTraits{2, TypeTag(kReloc), PoolTag(kReloc)},
       &DisassemblerWin32::MakeReadRelocs, &DisassemblerWin32::MakeWriteRelocs},
      {ReferenceTypeTraits{Traits::kVAWidth, TypeTag(kAbs32), PoolTag(kAbs32)},
       &DisassemblerWin32::MakeReadAbs32, &DisassemblerWin32::MakeWriteAbs32},
      {ReferenceTypeTraits{4, TypeTag(kRel32), PoolTag(kRel32)},
       &DisassemblerWin32::MakeReadRel32, &DisassemblerWin32::MakeWriteRel32},
  };
}

template <class TRAITS>
std::unique_ptr<ReferenceReader> DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::MakeReadRelocs(
    offset_t lo,
    offset_t hi) {
  if (!ParseAndStoreRelocBlocks())
    return std::make_unique<EmptyReferenceReader>();

  RelocRvaReaderWin32 reloc_rva_reader(image_, reloc_region_,
                                       reloc_block_offsets_, lo, hi);
  CHECK_GE(image_.size(), Traits::kVAWidth);
  offset_t offset_bound =
      base::checked_cast<offset_t>(image_.size() - Traits::kVAWidth + 1);
  return std::make_unique<RelocReaderWin32>(std::move(reloc_rva_reader),
                                            Traits::kRelocType, offset_bound,
                                            translator_);
}

template <class TRAITS>
std::unique_ptr<ReferenceReader> DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::MakeReadAbs32(
    offset_t lo,
    offset_t hi) {
  ParseAndStoreAbs32();
  Abs32RvaExtractorWin32 abs_rva_extractor(
      image_, {Traits::kBitness, image_base_}, abs32_locations_, lo, hi);
  return std::make_unique<Abs32ReaderWin32>(std::move(abs_rva_extractor),
                                            translator_);
}

template <class TRAITS>
std::unique_ptr<ReferenceReader> DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::MakeReadRel32(
    offset_t lo,
    offset_t hi) {
  ParseAndStoreRel32();
  return std::make_unique<Rel32ReaderX86>(image_, lo, hi, &rel32_locations_,
                                          translator_);
}

template <class TRAITS>
std::unique_ptr<ReferenceWriter> DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::MakeWriteRelocs(
    MutableBufferView image) {
  if (!ParseAndStoreRelocBlocks())
    return std::make_unique<EmptyReferenceWriter>();

  return std::make_unique<RelocWriterWin32>(Traits::kRelocType, image,
                                            reloc_region_, reloc_block_offsets_,
                                            translator_);
}

template <class TRAITS>
std::unique_ptr<ReferenceWriter> DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::MakeWriteAbs32(
    MutableBufferView image) {
  return std::make_unique<Abs32WriterWin32>(
      image, AbsoluteAddress(Traits::kBitness, image_base_), translator_);
}

template <class TRAITS>
std::unique_ptr<ReferenceWriter> DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::MakeWriteRel32(
    MutableBufferView image) {
  return std::make_unique<Rel32WriterX86>(image, translator_);
}

template <class TRAITS>
bool DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::Parse(ConstBufferView image) {
  image_ = image;
  return ParseHeader();
}

template <class TRAITS>
bool DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::ParseHeader() {
  BufferSource source;

  if (!ReadWin32Header(image_, &source))
    return false;

  constexpr size_t kDataDirBase =
      offsetof(typename Traits::ImageOptionalHeader, data_directory);
  auto* coff_header = source.GetPointer<pe::ImageFileHeader>();
  if (!coff_header || coff_header->size_of_optional_header < kDataDirBase)
    return false;

  // |number_of_rva_and_sizes < kImageNumberOfDirectoryEntries| is possible. So
  // in theory, GetPointer() on ImageOptionalHeader can reach EOF for a tiny PE
  // file, causing false rejection. However, this should not occur for practical
  // cases; and rejection is okay for corner cases (e.g., from a fuzzer).
  auto* optional_header =
      source.GetPointer<typename Traits::ImageOptionalHeader>();
  if (!optional_header || optional_header->magic != Traits::kMagic)
    return false;

  // Check |optional_header->number_of_rva_and_sizes|.
  const size_t data_dir_size =
      coff_header->size_of_optional_header - kDataDirBase;
  const size_t num_data_dir = data_dir_size / sizeof(pe::ImageDataDirectory);
  if (num_data_dir != optional_header->number_of_rva_and_sizes ||
      num_data_dir * sizeof(pe::ImageDataDirectory) != data_dir_size ||
      num_data_dir > pe::kImageNumberOfDirectoryEntries) {
    return false;
  }

  base_relocation_table_ = ReadDataDirectory<Traits>(
      optional_header, pe::kIndexOfBaseRelocationTable);
  if (!base_relocation_table_)
    return false;

  image_base_ = optional_header->image_base;

  // |optional_header->size_of_image| is the size of the image when loaded into
  // memory, and not the actual size on disk.
  rva_t rva_bound = optional_header->size_of_image;
  if (rva_bound >= kRvaBound)
    return false;

  // An exclusive upper bound of all offsets used in the image. This gets
  // updated as sections get visited.
  offset_t offset_bound =
      base::checked_cast<offset_t>(source.begin() - image_.begin());

  // Extract |sections_|.
  size_t sections_count = coff_header->number_of_sections;
  auto* sections_array =
      source.GetArray<pe::ImageSectionHeader>(sections_count);
  if (!sections_array)
    return false;
  sections_.assign(sections_array, sections_array + sections_count);

  // Prepare |units| for offset-RVA translation.
  std::vector<AddressTranslator::Unit> units;
  units.reserve(sections_count);

  // Visit each section, validate, and add address translation data to |units|.
  bool has_text_section = false;
  decltype(pe::ImageSectionHeader::virtual_address) prev_virtual_address = 0;
  for (size_t i = 0; i < sections_count; ++i) {
    const pe::ImageSectionHeader& section = sections_[i];
    // Apply strict checks on section bounds.
    if (!image_.covers(
            {section.file_offset_of_raw_data, section.size_of_raw_data})) {
      return false;
    }
    if (!RangeIsBounded(section.virtual_address, section.virtual_size,
                        rva_bound)) {
      return false;
    }

    // PE sections should be sorted by RVAs. For robustness, we don't rely on
    // this, so even if unsorted we don't care. Output warning though.
    if (prev_virtual_address > section.virtual_address)
      LOG(WARNING) << "RVA anomaly found for Section " << i;
    prev_virtual_address = section.virtual_address;

    // Add |section| data for offset-RVA translation.
    units.push_back({section.file_offset_of_raw_data, section.size_of_raw_data,
                     section.virtual_address, section.virtual_size});

    offset_t end_offset =
        section.file_offset_of_raw_data + section.size_of_raw_data;
    offset_bound = std::max(end_offset, offset_bound);
    if (IsWin32CodeSection<Traits>(section))
      has_text_section = true;
  }

  if (offset_bound > image_.size())
    return false;
  if (!has_text_section)
    return false;

  // Initialize |translator_| for offset-RVA translations. Any inconsistency
  // (e.g., 2 offsets correspond to the same RVA) would invalidate the PE file.
  if (translator_.Initialize(std::move(units)) != AddressTranslator::kSuccess)
    return false;

  // Resize |image_| to include only contents claimed by sections. Note that
  // this may miss digital signatures at end of PE files, but for patching this
  // is of minor concern.
  image_.shrink(offset_bound);

  return true;
}

template <class TRAITS>
bool DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::ParseAndStoreRelocBlocks() {
  if (has_parsed_relocs_)
    return reloc_region_.lo() != kInvalidOffset;

  has_parsed_relocs_ = true;
  DCHECK(reloc_block_offsets_.empty());

  offset_t relocs_offset =
      translator_.RvaToOffset(base_relocation_table_->virtual_address);
  size_t relocs_size = base_relocation_table_->size;
  const BufferRegion temp_reloc_region = {relocs_offset, relocs_size};

  // Reject bogus relocs. It's possible to have no reloc, so this is non-fatal!
  if (relocs_offset == kInvalidOffset || !image_.covers(temp_reloc_region))
    return false;

  // Precompute offsets of all reloc blocks.
  if (!RelocRvaReaderWin32::FindRelocBlocks(image_, temp_reloc_region,
                                            &reloc_block_offsets_)) {
    return false;
  }
  // Reassign |reloc_region_| only on success.
  reloc_region_ = temp_reloc_region;
  return true;
}

template <class TRAITS>
bool DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::ParseAndStoreAbs32() {
  if (has_parsed_abs32_)
    return true;
  has_parsed_abs32_ = true;

  // Read reloc targets as preliminary abs32 locations.
  std::unique_ptr<ReferenceReader> relocs = MakeReadRelocs(0, offset_t(size()));
  for (auto ref = relocs->GetNext(); ref.has_value(); ref = relocs->GetNext())
    abs32_locations_.push_back(ref->target);

  std::sort(abs32_locations_.begin(), abs32_locations_.end());

  // Abs32 references must have targets translatable to offsets. Remove those
  // that are unable to do so.
  size_t num_untranslatable = RemoveUntranslatableAbs32(
      image_, {Traits::kBitness, image_base_}, translator_, &abs32_locations_);
  LOG_IF(WARNING, num_untranslatable) << "Removed " << num_untranslatable
                                      << " untranslatable abs32 references.";

  // Abs32 reference bodies must not overlap. If found, simply remove them.
  size_t num_overlapping =
      RemoveOverlappingAbs32Locations(Traits::kVAWidth, &abs32_locations_);
  LOG_IF(WARNING, num_overlapping)
      << "Removed " << num_overlapping
      << " abs32 references with overlapping bodies.";

  abs32_locations_.shrink_to_fit();
  return true;
}

template <class TRAITS>
bool DisassemblerWin32<TRAITS>::ParseAndStoreRel32() {
  if (has_parsed_rel32_)
    return true;
  has_parsed_rel32_ = true;

  ParseAndStoreAbs32();

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        auto rel32 = rel_finder.GetRel32();
        if (target_rva_checker.IsValid(rel32.target_rva) &&
            (rel32.can_point_outside_section ||
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template class DisassemblerWin32<Win32X86Traits>;
template class DisassemblerWin32<Win32X64Traits>;

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Pete Fenson, né le  à Bemidji (Minnesota), est un joueur américain de curling.

Fenson est le skip de l'équipe américaine et avec ses coéquipiers Shawn Rojeski, Joe Polo, John Shuster, et Scott Baird représentait les États-Unis aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2006 à Turin, et gagne la médaille de bronze. C'était la première médaille en curling pour les États-Unis aux Jeux olympiques.

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Curleur américain
Curleur aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2006
Naissance en février 1968
Médaillé de bronze olympique américain
Naissance dans le comté de Beltrami


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Tavli – A guide to whats happening on the backgammon boards in the Cafes of Kefalonia
Tavli means "board" in Greece.
There are three games of Tavli commonly played:
Portes. This is similar to Western backgammon.
Plakoto. A game where one checker can trap another checker on the same point.
Fevga. A game of Turkish origin where one checker by itself can block a point.
These games are played one after another, in matches of three, five, or seven points.
The games of Tavli have the following rules in common:
Only one pair of dice is used, and they are shared between the players.
In the first game, each player rolls one die and the higher number goes first. That player then rolls the dice again to begin his first turn.
After the first game, the winner of the previous game goes first.
The first player to bear off all his checkers gets one point, or, if the winner bears off all his checkers before the loser has borne off any, he gets two points. There is no triple game.
No doubling cube is used.
Pace of play: Tavli is played very quickly. You do not need to wait for your opponent to pick up the dice—you pick them up yourself while he is making his move.
Rolling too early: However, you must not roll the dice while the opponent is still making his move. As long as he has a checker in his hand, or even still has his finger on it, you must wait. If you throw too early, the roll does not count and you have to roll again.
Setup: The game is set up the same is in backgammon. Each player has 2 checkers on the opponent's one-point, 5 checkers on the opponent's twelve-point, 3 checkers on his own eight-point, and 5 checkers on his six-point.
Object: The object of the game is to move all of your checkers around the board to your own home table and then bear them off. The first player to bear off all of his checkers wins the game.
To start: Each player rolls one die and the higher number goes first. That player then rolls the dice again to begin his first turn. After the first game, the winner of the previous game goes first.
Movement: The roll of the dice indicates how many points, or pips, the player is to move his checkers. The following rules apply:
A checker may be moved only to an open point, one that is not occupied by two or more opposing checkers.
The numbers on the two dice constitute separate moves. For example, if a player rolls 5 and 3, he may move one checker five spaces to an open point and another checker three spaces to an open point, or he may move the one checker a total of eight spaces to an open point, but only if the intermediate point (either three or five spaces from the starting point) is also open.
Doubles are played twice. For example, a roll of 6-6 means the player has four sixes to use.
You must use both numbers of a roll if possible, or all four numbers in the case of doubles.
Hitting: A checker sitting alone on a point is called a blot. If an opposing checker lands on a blot, the blot is hit and placed on the bar.
Entering from the bar: Any time you have one or more checkers on the bar, your first obligation is to enter those checker(s) into the opposing home board. You enter a checker by moving it to an open point corresponding to one of the numbers on the rolled dice. If you are able to enter some but not all of your checkers, you must enter as many as you can then give up the remainder of your turn.
Bearing Off: Once you have moved all fifteen of your checkers into your home board, you may begin bearing off. You bear off rolling a number that corresponds to the point on which the checker resides, and then removing that checker from the board.
If there is no checker on the point indicated by the roll, then you must make a legal move using a checker on a higher-numbered point. If there are no checkers on higher-numbered points, you must remove a checker from the highest point that has a checker.
Scoring: The first player to bear off all fifteen checkers wins the game. If the losing player has borne off at least one checker, he loses only one point; otherwise he loses two points.
There is no doubling in this game.
Plakoto
Setup: Each player starts with fifteen checkers on the opponent's one-point. The checkers move around the board in opposite directions as shown in the diagram below.
Object: The object of the game is to bring all your checkers around to your own home board and then bear them off. The first player to bear off all of his checkers wins the game.
Pinning the opponent: There is no hitting in this game. Instead, if you land on a point occupied by a single opposing checker, the opponent's checker is trapped until you remove your checker. Two of your checkers on a point, or one of your checkers pinning the opponent's checker creates a block which the opponent cannot land or touch down on.
White's checker has come around the board and now pins Red's checker on the seven-point.
Pinning the mother checker: The last checker on your starting point is called the mother. If this checker gets pinned by the opponent before it has left the start, the game is over and you lose two points. The only exception is if the opponent still has checkers on his starting point, since in this case his own mother is still threatened. A game in which both mothers are pinned is a tie.
Fevga
Setup: Each player starts with fifteen checkers on the rightmost point of the far side of the board, at diagonally opposite corners from each other. They both move in the same direction, counterclockwise, around the board.
Object: The object of the game is to move all your checkers around the board and bear them off. White bears off at the lower-right; Red bears off at the upper-left.
To start: Both players roll one die and the higher number goes first. That player rolls the dice again to begin his turn. After the first game, the winner of the previous game goes first.
A checker may be moved only to an open point, one that is not occupied by any opposing checkers.
The numbers on the two dice constitute separate moves. For example, if you roll 5 and 3, you may move one checker five spaces to an open point and another checker three spaces to an open point, or you may move the one checker a total of eight spaces to an open point, but only if the intermediate point (either three or five spaces from the starting point) is also open.
Doubles are played twice. For example, a roll of 6-6 means you have four sixes to use.
You must use both numbers of a roll if possible, or all four numbers in the case of doubles. If you can play one number but not both, you must play the higher one.
First checker away: Your first checker must pass the opponent's starting point before you may move any of your other checkers.
For example, after White's initial roll of 6-6, he moves his first checker forward six spaces, but then he is stuck. He cannot move the same checker any further because it is blocked, and he cannot move any other checker until the first checker is past the opponent's starting point.
No hitting: A major difference between Fevga and other forms of backgammon is that there is no hitting in this game. One checker by itself controls a point, and an opposing checker may not land or touch down there.
Limitation on primes: You are not allowed to block all six points in your starting table.
If you have built a prime (six consecutive blocked points), and your opponent has collected all his checkers onto the one point behind your prime, then you must unblock a point in your prime to allow him a chance to move.
Bearing off: Once you have moved all fifteen of your checkers into their finishing table, you may begin bearing off. You bear off a checker by rolling a number that corresponds to the point on which it resides, then removing the checker from the board.
If there is no checker on the point indicated by the roll, you must make a legal move using a checker on a higher-numbered point. If there are no checkers on higher-numbered points, you must remove a checker from the highest point that has a checker.
Scoring: The first player to bear off all his checkers wins the game and scores one point. If the winner bears off all his checkers before the loser has borne off any, he gets two points.
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Corvus and its neighbour Crater are ancient constellations despite their relative anonymity these days. The two constellations are found between -- and south of -- Leo and Virgo, inside a large loop of the Hydra. To find Corvus move three fields of view to the west from Spica; you'll encounter the top part of the asterism. Corvus has several interesting objects for binoculars or small telescopes.
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The matter for which two former Presidents have brought a legal challenge against the government over its decision to cap their unlimited benefits is set to be heard by the newly appointed acting Chief Justice, Yonette Cummings Edwards.
The matter came up for hearing before Chief Justice (Ag) Ian Chang, at the Georgetown High Court, yesterday.
According to the case filed on November 11, Former Presidents Bharrat Jagdeo and Donald Ramotar are seeking to reclaim millions of dollars in benefits and other facilities that were capped on the coming into being of the Former Presidents (Benefits and other Facilities) Act of 2015.
The Bill to cap the benefits was passed in the National Assembly, earlier this year at a time when the People's Progressive Party/Civic, PPP/C refused to take up its seats.
However, in the legal document, the former Heads of State, are seeking a declarations by court that Benefits and other Facilities) Act No. 3 of 2015 do not retrospectively affect benefits which accrued to them under the Former President (Benefits and other Facilities) Act of 2009; an Order compelling the Minister of Finance and the Commissioner General of the Guyana Revenue Authority to provide forthwith to the Applicants the benefits conferred upon them by the Former President (Benefits and other Facilities) Act of 2009.
At the initial hearing, yesterday, attorneys representing both the former Presidents and the government were present. The legal team for the government included Attorney General (AG) and Minister of Legal Affairs Basil Williams, lawyers, Prithima Kissoon and Judy Stuart; Attorney Mursaline Bacchus appeared on behalf Jagdeo and Ramotar.
In her submission on behalf of the AG, Attorney -at -Law, Prithima Kissoon requested of the court further leave for an affidavit to be filed in response to the action. She told the court that the Attorney General wished to make certain preliminary submissions in the case, on the matter of jurisdiction.
However, the Chief Justice (Ag) declined to hear any aspect of the case. He informed the gathering that it would be senseless for him to hear part of the case, since he was set to proceed on pre-retirement leave.
He noted that the new Chief Justice would be most suited to adequately deal with the matter. Justice Chang subsequently, granted the Attorney General 21 days to file an affidavit in response to the court action.
The case was adjourned to January 28, 2016.
At a press conference, last week, Attorney General, Basil Williams announced that the former Presidents are seeking to challenge the constitutional limit placed the Former Presidents (Benefits and other Facilities) Act of 2015.
According to the Writ, Jagdeo and Ramotar are adamant that the Act of 2015 should only affect the benefits of future Presidents; does not retrospectively affect benefits which accrued to them under the Former President (Benefits and other Facilities) Act of 2009.
The Bill to cap the benefits was unanimously passed in the National Assembly during the time when the People's Progressive Party/Civic refused to take up its seats.
The explanatory memorandum of the Bill says that it will repeal the Former Presidents (Benefits and Other Facilities) Act of 2009, and replace it to provide greater specificity.
The burden that the lifestyle of former President Bharrat Jagdeo placed on the Treasury was the focal point of speeches presented by those who spoke to the Bill.
Minister of Finance, Winston Jordan, was keen to note and repeat that the Act of 2009 will be repealed.
Jordan also said that the size of the economy and the ability to sustain such open-ended and uncapped benefits, were ignored when Ramotar refused to assent to a similar Bill. He said that that showed narrow self-serving interest.
Jordan made reference to the fact that over the period December 2011 to February 2014, Jagdeo racked up in excess of $45M on transportation, security and electricity bills within 27 months.
Jagdeo's total electricity bill for the duration amounted to over $9.8M. His average monthly light bill was $365,766 at the time. For transportation, he utilised over $15.2M. The State spent over $20.3M for his security over that 27-month period, an average of $752,649 monthly.
Former Presidents will now be given $25,000 per month for electricity, a further $25,000 for water and another $25,000 for telephone. The new Bill states that former Presidents will be given services of personal and household staff, including a gardener but, the total number of such staffers cannot exceed three persons.


Play uses as the build tool the sbt. The sbt provides the CLI and sbt-shell.
The activator is a superset of the sbt. It supports all sbt commands and has two more commands: new and ui. Practically any example using the activator may be substituted by sbt (except these two commands) and vise versa: the sbt may be totally replaced by the activator.
The sbt version matters very much. The current sbt branch is 0.13. Its turning point is the version 0.13.13, which supports the command new. The sbt releases before 0.13.13 demands the complementary activator for creating a new project (new command). Starting from the sbt 0.13.13 no more activator is needed. According to the Lightbend official site the activator will be EOL-ed on May 24 2017.
The binding between the Play version and the sbt version is configurable (it is explained further, how it is done): the older sbt (before 0.13.13) may be used with the recent Play release or older Play may be used with the most recent sbt. The only difference is what is the command to be used with CLI: sbt or activator. The earlier Play installation procedures are using the activator and means that the sbt is before 0.13.13. The recent installation procedure does not mention the activator at all. So, it means the sbt version 0.13.13 or higher.
This procedure should be likely used for the recent sbt versions. Proceed to the post.
This procedure is relevant for older sbt versions. Proceed to the post.


Once Upon a Time ... a little girl who had lost his mother and whose father had married his second wife, a horrible stepmother who wanted to get rid of it. To do this, she sent him on an errand with her sister, Baba Yaga, the cruelest of ogresses .
Once Upon a Time ... the great classics of our childhood tales, stories and legends.
Too many children today do not know the classic tales.These tales, however, help to grow; enrich the imagination; bring to life a moral; humorous where the wicked are punished and smaller rewarded; tales that make you want to learn to read and later to tell.


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Apple's iTunes Movie Rental Service Comes Up Short
— March 5, 2008
in DVD, Blu-ray Release Dates
During the MacWorld Expo, Apple announced their new iTunes movie rental service in which you could rent movies from the iTunes store, your Apple TV set-top box, iPhone or other devices. According to MacWorld, Apple has fallen far short of that goal.
As of February 29, there were just 378 titles available on the iTunes online store, and only 351 titles available on the Apple TV unit. When you combine movies for sale and rental on the iTunes store, 770 titles are available.
Apple also announced at MacWorld that they will have 100 titles available in high-def, and it appears they are closer to that promise, though. There are currently 91 high-definition titles available to rent, although the site noted that not all of said titles are available in 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound.


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import {NgModule, ModuleWithProviders} from "@angular/core";
import {HttpModule, Http} from "@angular/http";
import {
    TranslateModule,
    TranslateLoader,
    TranslateStaticLoader,
    MissingTranslationHandler
} from "ng2-translate/ng2-translate";
import {I18nDatePipe} from "./pipes/i18n-date.pipe";
import {TimeAgoPipe} from "./pipes/time-ago.pipe";
import {EducamaMissingTranslationHandler} from "./helper/educama-missing-translation-handler.helper";

@NgModule({
    imports: [HttpModule, TranslateModule],
    declarations: [I18nDatePipe, TimeAgoPipe],
    exports: [TranslateModule, I18nDatePipe, TimeAgoPipe],
})
export class TranslationModule {
    static forRoot(): Array<ModuleWithProviders> {
        let modules: Array<ModuleWithProviders> =
            [
                {
                    ngModule: TranslationModule,
                    providers: [
                        {provide: MissingTranslationHandler, useClass: EducamaMissingTranslationHandler}
                    ]
                },
                TranslateModule.forRoot({
                    provide: TranslateLoader,
                    useFactory: (http: Http) => new TranslateStaticLoader(http, "resources/i18n", ".json"),
                    deps: [Http]
                })
            ];
        return modules;
    }
}


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Suicide Squad and Deadpool footage leaked online. Piracy or godsend?
Every year, fans who attend Comic-Con are given the chance to see unreleased footage of forthcoming blockbusters but, thanks to some fans with handheld smartphones, two major films have also seen their early trailers leaked online. On the Internet, fan response had been overwhelmingly positive and the excitement surrounding the leaked footage is almost unprecedented. It's hard to imagine that Warner Bros. Pictures is really upset about shoddy, handheld video leaked of a movie trailer (after all, a movie trailer is in actuality, an advertisement — an advertisement which was viewed anxiously by their most hardcore fans). But today they released an official statement admonishing the leak.
"Warner Bros. Pictures and our anti-piracy team have worked tirelessly over the last 48 hours to contain the Suicide Squad footage that was pirated from Hall H on Saturday. We have been unable to achieve that goal. Today we will release the same footage that has been illegally circulating on the web, in the form it was created and high quality with which it was intended to be enjoyed. We regret this decision as it was our intention to keep the footage as a unique experience for the Comic Con crowd, but we cannot continue to allow the film to be represented by the poor quality of the pirated footage stolen from our presentation."
– Sue Kroll, President Worldwide Marketing and International Distribution, Warner Bros. Pictures
Online, fan response to this statement has been swift and vicious.
Kroll noted that film is still currently in production and added, "Our presentation yesterday was designed to be experienced in that room, on those big screens!"
We understand the art of presentation better than most. We understand that art is meant to be viewed as those who created it intended. However, we also understand that grassroot excitement over any product is an elusive and precious thing. And the vast majority of fans online are upset with the tone of Kroll's response. "It's unfortunate and ultimately damaging that one individual broke a long-standing trust we have enjoyed with our fans at the convention by posting early material, which, at this point, was not intended for a wider audience." Kroll remarked.
Of course, the previews for the eagerly anticipated antihero movies Suicide Squad and Deadpool were intended for Comic-Con attendees. But we live in an age where everyone has a camera in their pocket. Ardent fans who who put up with viewing terrible bootleg video of a concert, movie trailer or other live show aren't going to skip going to see the real thing. It only generates excitement. Piracy is a serious issue — but this isn't piracy. It's enthusiasm — and press they could not have paid for. Perhaps in the future media companies will realize the age they are living in, and not berate those who support them the most.
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"Слепи путник на броду лудака" је телевизијски филм из два дела у продукцији Радио-телевизије Србије. Режирао га је Горан Марковић, док је сценарио написао Вуле Журић.

Радња
Радња се одиграва у београдској душевној болници на Губеревцу током Првог светског рата, где своје последње године живота проводи српски књижевник Петар Кочић. Поред доктора и других пацијената са којим је Кочић живео, телевизијски филм приказује и Кочићевог опонента, неталентованог културног делатника Косту Хермана, који је био заменик војног гувермана у окупираном Београду и који вођен љубомором жели да напакости Кочићу. Овим филмом РТС се укључио у обележавање стогодишњице смрти Петра Кочића. Уједно је и још један видљив и значајан допринос РТС-а у обележавању стогодишњице Великог рата.

Улоге

|-
| Игор Ђорђевић||Петар Кочић
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| Александар Ђурица||Коста Херман
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| Тихомир Станић||др. Стојимировић
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| Маша Дакић||Елена
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| Радоје Чупић||др. Суботић
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| Јелена Ђокић||др. Славка
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| Андријана Оливерић||Бошњаковићка
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| Горан Шушљик||Бурбон
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| Немања Оливерић||Бертолд
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| Александар Срећковић Кубура|| Арса Лорд
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| Срђан Тимаров||Душан Срезојевић
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| Зинаида Дедакин||тетка Мара
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| Радован Миљанић||Посланик Димитријевић
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| Мирољуб Лешо||отац прота
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| Бранко Јеринић||Тутуновић
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| Јован Јовановић||Јован
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| Лука Абрамовић||непознато лице
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| Бранка Шелић||мајка
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| Миона Марковић||трудница
|}

Извори

Спољашње везе

 Најава за филм
 Филм на РТС Планети

Српски филмови
Филмске драме
Филмови на српском језику
Српски телевизијски филмови
Ратни филмови
Биографски филмови
Филмови 2016.
Филмови MegaCom Film-а


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Ajos Amwrosios (gr. Άγιος Αμβρόσιος) – wieś w Republice Cypryjskiej, w dystrykcie Limassol. W 2011 roku liczyła 323 mieszkańców.

Przypisy

Miejscowości dystryktu Limassol


❶That is why I respect people who know their weaknesses, and during the lifetime they manage to make use of these features for improving good characteristics.
Free Essay: I believe that life is a learning experience and being able to recognize our own strengths and weaknesses can help us become better individuals.
- Personal Strengths and Weaknesses What are my personal strengths and weaknesses. When I think about this question, the first thing that comes to mind is a job interview. I, like most people, find this simple question to .
This paper concerns the personal strengths and weakness of my own life. The details I will be presenting are what I consider my best and worst strengths and weaknesses. I believe one of my personal strengths in communication is that I can talk to just about anyone. I enjoy talking with people. In communication, my strength.
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"""Module to implement Comparable Version class."""

import typing

from .item_object import IntegerItem
from .item_object import StringItem
from .item_object import ListItem

class ComparableVersion:
    """Class for Comparable Version."""

    def __init__(self, version: str):
        """Initialize comparable version class.

        :version: Version supplied as a string
        """
        if not isinstance(version, str):
            raise TypeError(
                "Invalid type {got!r} of argument `version`, expected {expected!r}".format(
                    got=type(version),
                    expected=str
                ))

        self.version = version
        self.items = self.parse_version()

    def __repr__(self):
        """Return representation of ComparableVersion object."""
        return "{cls!s}(version={version!r})".format(
            cls=self.__class__.__name__,
            version=self.version
        )

    def __str__(self):
        """Return version string held by ComparableVersion object."""
        return "{version!s}".format(
            version=self.version
        )

    def __eq__(self, other):
        """Compare ComparableVersion objects for equality.

        This rich comparison implies whether self == other
        """
        # don't call compare_to(None)
        if other is None:
            return False

        return self.compare_to(other) == 0

    def __ne__(self, other):
        """Compare ComparableVersion objects for equality.

        This rich comparison implies whether self != other
        """
        # don't call compare_to(None)
        if other is None:
            return True

        return self.compare_to(other) != 0

    def __lt__(self, other):
        """Compare ComparableVersion objects.

        This rich comparison implies whether self < other
        """
        # don't call compare_to(None)
        if other is None:
            return False

        return self.compare_to(other) == -1

    def __le__(self, other):
        """Compare ComparableVersion objects.

        This rich comparison implies whether self <= other
        """
        # don't call compare_to(None)
        if other is None:
            return False

        return self.compare_to(other) <= 0

    def __gt__(self, other):
        """Compare ComparableVersion objects.

        This rich comparison implies whether self > other
        """
        # don't call compare_to(None)
        if other is None:
            return True

        return self.compare_to(other) == 1

    def __ge__(self, other):
        """Compare ComparableVersion objects.

        This rich comparison implies whether self >= other
        """
        # don't call compare_to(None)
        if other is None:
            return True

        return self.compare_to(other) >= 0

    def parse_version(self):
        """Parse version."""
        # TODO: reduce cyclomatic complexity
        ref_list = ListItem()
        items = ref_list
        parse_stack = list()
        version = self.version.lower()
        parse_stack.append(ref_list)
        _is_digit = False

        _start_index = 0

        for _ch in range(0, len(version)):

            ver_char = version[_ch]

            if ver_char == ".":

                if _ch == _start_index:
                    ref_list.add_item(IntegerItem(0))
                else:
                    ref_list.add_item(self.parse_item(_is_digit, version[_start_index: _ch]))

                _start_index = _ch + 1

            elif ver_char == "-":
                if _ch == _start_index:
                    ref_list.add_item(IntegerItem(0))
                else:
                    ref_list.add_item(self.parse_item(_is_digit, version[_start_index: _ch]))
                _start_index = _ch + 1

                temp = ListItem()
                ref_list.add_item(temp)
                ref_list = temp
                parse_stack.append(ref_list)
            elif ver_char.isdigit():
                if not _is_digit and _ch > _start_index:
                    ref_list.add_item(StringItem(version[_start_index: _ch], True))
                    _start_index = _ch

                    temp = ListItem()
                    ref_list.add_item(temp)
                    ref_list = temp
                    parse_stack.append(ref_list)
                _is_digit = True
            else:
                if _is_digit and _ch > _start_index:
                    ref_list.add_item(self.parse_item(True, version[_start_index:_ch]))
                    _start_index = _ch
                    temp = ListItem()
                    ref_list.add_item(temp)
                    ref_list = temp
                    parse_stack.append(ref_list)
                _is_digit = False

        if len(version) > _start_index:
            ref_list.add_item(self.parse_item(_is_digit, version[_start_index:]))

        while parse_stack:
            ref_list = parse_stack.pop()
            ref_list.normalize()

        return items

    @staticmethod
    def parse_item(_is_digit, buf):
        """Wrap items in version in respective object class."""
        # TODO: make this function static (it does not need 'self')
        if _is_digit:
            return IntegerItem(buf)

        return StringItem(buf, False)

    def compare_to(self, obj: typing.Union["ComparableVersion", str]):
        """Compare two ComparableVersion objects."""
        if isinstance(obj, ComparableVersion):
            # compare two objects of the same type
            cmp_result = self.items.compare_to(obj.items)
        elif isinstance(obj, str):
            # compare against string
            cmp_result = self.items.compare_to(ComparableVersion(obj).items)
        else:
            raise TypeError(
                "Invalid type {got!r} of argument `obj`, expected <{expected}>".format(
                    got=type(obj),
                    expected=typing.Union["ComparableVersion", str]
                ))

        return cmp_result


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N. C. Wyeth (1882-1945), Island Funeral, 1939, egg tempera and oil on hardboard, 44 1/2 x 52 3/8 in. Brandywine River Museum of Art, Gift of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company in honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art, 2017
Jamie Wyeth (b. 1946), White House, 1965, Watercolor on paper, Gift of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company in honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art, 2017
Andrew Wyeth (1917-2009), Master of the Hounds, 1949, Watercolor on paper, Gift of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company in honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art, 2017
This year, the Brandywine River Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary, acknowledging a period of extraordinary innovation and growth. Capping the anniversary year is this survey of recent additions to the permanent collection. Recent Acquisitions includes works of art acquired by purchase, donation, or promised gift. These works speak to both the Museum's past and future, building upon the founders' aspirations and positioning the institution for the next half-century.
The Brandywine was conceived as a museum of American art with a particular strength in artists who have lived or worked in this region. Its core collection features landscape, still-life, and trompe l'oeil painting; illustration; and works created by three generations of Wyeth family artists. The acquisitions in the gallery strengthen the Museum's holdings in these key areas; they also mark a significant and exciting broadening of the scope of art collected by the Brandywine.
Included in Recent Acquisitions is N. C. Wyeth's masterful tempera painting Island Funeral (1939), gift of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. Andrew Wyeth is represented by three watercolors—Master of the Hounds (1949) depicting local horseman Gilbert Mather, also a gift from the du Pont Company; The Pirates (1939), a delightful fantasy acquired through the Museum Volunteers' Purchase Fund; and Murlanda (1996), a portrait of the Wyeths' long-time friend and collection manager Mary Landa, a gift of Dr. Robert Baker. Newly acquired work by Jamie Wyeth spans his career; from a portrait of Deo du Pont Weymouth done in 1964, the gift of the sitter's grandson McCoy du Pont Weymouth; to the recently completed portraits of Andy Warhol (First in the Screen Door Sequence, 2015), gift of George A. Weymouth; and of George A. Weymouth (Frolic, 2017), the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Kohler, Jr.
A major gift of prints by John Sloan is represented by 8 examples of the artist's meticulous printmaking skills, given in memory of Helen Farr Sloan by Paul Preston Davis. Views of Jeffries' Ford by Barclay Rubincam, the gift of Mamie Duff and Scott Richard, and of the Brandywine Valley by the Wilmington, Delaware, artist William D. White, promised gift of Nancy Carol Willis, enhance the Brandywine's collection of landscapes. Five inkjet prints on rag paper by the conceptual photo-based artist James Welling take the Brandywine's interest in landscape depiction into the 21st century.
The Trustees and staff are grateful to those individuals and corporations who have honored the Brandywine with their gifts and whose generosity has enhanced the Museum's mission to collect, preserve, and exhibit American art.
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Presenting Wyeth & American Art


So did Peter, Paul—well, lots of folks did."
Perhaps today's Scripture could be interpreted as follows: "For many are called, but few prove themselves to be chosen." In fact, God calls every one of us to follow and serve him. If he waited until we were fully mature, whole and complete, he wouldn't get anything done. He will use us exactly as we are as long as we are available and willing to be used. In so doing we will then prove ourselves to be chosen ones.
Suggested prayer: "Heavenly Father God, I'm available—warts and all—please use me to be a part of what You are doing in the world today. Help me to keep growing so I can, with Your help, become more usable. Thank You for hearing and answering my prayer. Gratefully in Jesus's name, amen."


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Malaysia to propose to FAO to recognise seaweed as country's super food
SEMPORNA, March 31 (Bernama) -- Malaysia will propose to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) to recognise the country's seaweed of which 88 per cent are cultivated in Semporna, Sabah, as Malaysian Super Food.
Agriculture and Agro-based Industries Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek said the proposal was among the efforts implemented to further enhance the country's seaweed promotions at the international level.
"The seaweed is one of super foods produced by Malaysia due to its high content in nutrients including minerals, vitamins, iodine and its role as the base ingredient, for producing, among others, jelly and crackers, apart from pharmaceutical purposes," said Ahmad Shabery adding that there was also a proposal to introduce kelulut (stingless bee) honey as Malaysian Super Food.
He was speaking to reporters after officiating the National Fishermen's Wave 2018: Seaweed Splash programme at the Regatta square here today.
Also present at the event were Senallang assemblyman Datuk Seri Nasir Sakaran and Sabah Assistant Finance Minister who is also Bugaya assemblyman Datuk Ramlee Marahaban.
"Previously, the government focused on improving the seaweed production as well as providing facilities, however, I think, better yield is not enough if the price is low and this involves marketing problems and how to rectify the value chain system," he said.
News date:
Sabtu, Mac 31, 2018
News source:
http://www.bernama.com/en/news.php?id=1449909


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NASA has tested the TESS satellite, and it took an awesome test photo.
We've recently talked about the TESS satellite. But the fact that you need to know is that it will be a "planet hunter". Its main mission is to seek out new planets, and scientists hope they will find a planet capable of hosting life.
In this photo, over 200,000 starts are visible. However, this does not represent what the satellite is capable of. The spacecraft is capable of covering 400 times more sky than what is shown in this picture. TESS will be tracking the sky, and when something interesting is found, NASA will use the James Webb Telescope to take a closer look. With this method, scientists hope to find a planet capable of sustaining life.
Once is position, TESS will take its first "real" photo sometime in June.
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In 1996, and again in 2004, astronomers pointed the Hubble Telescope at what seemed to be completely empty patches of sky — no planets, stars, or galaxies that we could see. What would we find when we looked farther into the universe than we ever had before?
The least-known parts of our universe, made compellingly visible through human ingenuity; 4 minutes well-spent.
Related viewing: Measuring the Universe and The Most Astounding Fact – Neil deGrasse Tyson.


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R. Kendall Soulen
R. Kendall Soulen is Professor of Systematic Theology at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C.
Titles by: R. Kendall Soulen
The Divine Name(s) and the Holy Trinity, Volume One
Distinguishing the Voices
By R. Kendall Soulen
Few things are so vital to Christian life yet so mired in controversy as the language we use to name the mystery of the Trinity. By drawing on new developments in biblical studies, Soulen offers a fresh map of Trinitarian language that is simple, yet...


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Coming Attraction
Nico's Ice Cream Blends Up New Zealand-Style Real Fruit Ice Cream
Nico Vergara, a former manager at Zeds Ice Cream, is going solo—with fun collaborations with local businesses and nonprofits.
By Katherine Chew Hamilton May 13, 2021
New Zealand-style real fruit ice cream
Image: Courtesy Nico's Ice Cream
Another thing to envy about New Zealand, besides its ultra-low COVID infection rates and generous parental leave policies? Its real fruit ice cream, which blends vanilla ice cream with fresh fruit to order, creating a vibrant ice cream with the smooth texture of soft serve. Thankfully, one of Portland's makers of New Zealand-style real fruit ice cream, Nico Vergara (a former manager at ice cream cart Zeds Ice Cream) is opening up shop soon—this time on his own as Nico's Ice Cream. Starting this month, Vergara will kick off the summer season with half-pints sold in shops, a series of fruit ice cream pop-ups, and a spinoff called Nico's at Night, which will blend vanilla ice cream with breakfast cereal. A North Portland ice cream cart is also in the works for the summer.
Starting in the next couple weeks, customers will be able to purchase half pints of Nico's most popular flavors—Willamette Valley-grown berries including strawberry, raspberry, marionberry, and blueberry blended with Tillamook vanilla ice cream—at locations including Pearl district Mexican restaurant República and Troutdale air tour company Envi Adventures.
Nico Vergara of Nico's Ice Cream
The first real fruit ice cream pop-up will be on May 27 at Envi Adventures, where Vergara will be blending ice cream to order and customers will be able to purchase $10 flight tours from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The first Nico's at Night spinoff event will take place at Saint Simon Coffee Company on May 29 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., featuring vanilla ice cream mixed with nostalgia-laden cereals like Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Fruity Pebbles, and Captain Crunch rather than fruit. Keep an eye out for future collaborations, like a mochi donut ice cream sandwich collab with pop-up Heyday. Details are still in the works for the new cart's regular summer location.
The ice cream at Nico's Real Fruit ice cream will bear a lot of similarities to Zeds Ice Cream, which opened in 2016 and braved a difficult 2020 season. While the Zeds crew, including Vergara, headed to Austin a few months ago to open a location there, Vergara recently decided to return to Portland, his home town, to start his own business.
"I [wanted] to be back here with these amazing people," Vergara says. "In Portland, [it's] small business owners supporting other small business owners—and in my opinion, you don't see that in a lot of other places other than Portland." He also points to the lack of diversity in Austin as a reason for moving back to Portland's small but supportive community of BIPOC small business owners.
Nico's Ice Cream will also have a giving back component. Vergara plans to partner with Tankproof, an Austin-based nonprofit coming to Portland this summer that provides swimming lessons and food to kids of color, by providing ice cream at Tankproof swimming lessons in Portland. He'll also donate a portion of proceeds during fundraising events for Dollar For, a nonprofit that provides medical debt relief.
Editor's note: This story has been update to clarify that Vergara was a manager at Zeds Ice Cream. A previous version of the story stated that he was a partner/owner.
Ice Cream, Food Carts, Pop-Ups
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Dreamer is always busy, recovering something he can't recall, following the ghostly wax lights, narrow escaping the faceless enemies, falling off the highest towers. Craving for a sweet prince, waiting for kisses, touching himself. Going up and down on orgasmic crimson tides. Trapped forever inside the dream.
Dreamer fancies himself so pretty, wearing this cute haircut and faceted eyes. He doesnt know, because noone tells him in the dream- that he's nothing but a cheap monster. Or maybe he had found out, and this is what prompted him to sink himself in a endless blue coma.
UOP or Custom Race Fixes- required only if you start a new game, in prison or whatever.
Dreamer is a MALE ONLY race.
Female characters are not covered, for once. If playing a female character is a sine qua non for you, don't download this mod. Better try Naturals, Pale Victim, Lemure, Drow, Jelly Angel, Forest Demon, or Swan, located here @ maxheartflan.com (browse the Downloads page above).
Exclusive 3 Geonox hairstyles for men, converted from Skyrim by Maxim.
Exclusive 12 Skysims hairstyles for men, converted by Maxim.
Exclusive 8 Pearldrop eyes by Flan, a variation of his Pearl eyes.
Exclusive Dreamer Lair located in the Talos Plaza IC, it's a small lair with a bed and a storage, can be used as a starter home.
Version 1.1 - the sleeping npc is now properly dressed.
Version 1.2 - Skysims hair pack added.
Now there are 15 hairs in total in the package.
Version 1.3 - an icon is added.
This race is so beautiful! I'm glad you have finally released it! I'm also excited to visit the lair!
ahh tell me if you like it! without obge, the lair looks not so dark. the next week, imma start making another thing for you. i've got a brilliant idea rattling in my head. hopefully i'll be able to accomplish.
hey Peter, it could be my phone, but I can't get at your pics you linked.
also would you have time for a few blender/nifskope questions?
Crappy comment system! I have to type the URLs dammit! I hate this... and yes, they're on Nexus.
Blendr/nifskope questions? Sure, what do you wanna know?
Hi again, boys! Sorry we haven't spoke in so long. I'm been avoiding Facebook since I've had a few issues and I've also been quite unwell for the past few months but I recover.
A wonderful race, as always. A new home! How exciting! I loved the last one you made. I'm very eager to see more of your lovely works.
Hi again! Sorry to bother you but as the bug reporter, here I am again! lol There is a slight collision issue with the window in the Dreamer's Lair. I went to go get a closer look at the view and fell through the wall into an empty floor. Also, that outfit is simply charming! Will this be a later release?
Huh I was being reported about the lack of collisions at the window, but still havent found time to fix this, sowwy. yes i am going to release the outfit, this is gonna be a package of some conversions actually. and i'mma upload a new companion boy. if you visit our fb page sometime, there he is seen on the most recent pics. sorry to know you were not quite healthy. i'll be having a vacation trip all the next week or so. i think i wont release anything new before i come back, although i was hoping i could make it. anyway, there's a couple more days left, we'll see what happens. ohh i am so glad to hear from you!
Aaw! I've missed you guys. Sorry I've been gone so long. I hope I haven't caused any distress. I'm slowly on the mend, which is good. I can at least get back to using the computer now. Haha! Oh, yay! Another clothing package? That's even better! I hope you enjoy your holiday. You deserve it after all your hard work. I'll check the pics on FB later today. I will send you my email as an optional way for you to contact me, if you wish. I can communicate easier that way. Don't rush yourself now. You should rest up before your holiday so you have more energy to enjoy your break. I hope the weather is good for a trip over where you are.
i think you're right. i am so exhausted these days. hopefully my holiday woud make me feel better. imma get to sardigna, get burned, and drunk with good wines, and swim in the sea. gotta kill my instinct of self-preservation somehow.
hey thank you for congrats! i'm turning old as dirt the next week, indeed. been kinda trying to not think abt this all these days.
anyways, i am interested in tasting their local lobster :D everything looks so much better and tastes better in the foreign lands, and i think i would fade away to nothing without the mediterranean.
of hairs, he only has "cropped" hair.
to add the hairs with CS.
Hello I have inspected the file and fixed some little errors but I couldn't find any errors with the hair. For the life of me I never added the cropped hair to Dreamers. I guess some other mod just overwrote the Dreamer files.
Please uninstall the Dreamer mod according to the uninstallation instructions. Enter the game and make a clean save (without this mod). Download the mod anew, and install it again. NMM installing instructions were added in the readme.
Do you have CM Damien mod installed, btw?
I think I have all of your lovely mods!
Reinstall the mod (via NMM would be ok), and do the archive invalidation. Move the esp to the end of your load order. It's a simple mod so there shouldn't be much mess in it.


MINNEAPOLIS, MN (BRAIN) — Bike Fixtation, which has been selling public-use outdoor bike repair stations for several years, is now complementing its repair stations with a new durable and theft-resistant public bike pump intended for outdoor use.
The High Security Bike Pump is available with or without a gauge. It's made of heavy duty stainless steel with a cut-resistant hose.
Besides bike shops, the intended market for the pump is bicycle/pedestrian coordinators, recreation departments, universities, and transit planners.
"This product is ideal for frequent, repeated use in conditions that are challenged with minimal security and rugged weather conditions. It can be installed on mountain bike trails, campuses, or any highly-trafficked area," said DeBaker. The pump was also designed to international engineering standards and is CE certified, making it suitable for use in public spaces worldwide.
The pump is available with two different hose lengths and an optional tool kit, and can be installed with the same fasteners and fastener spacing as Bike Fixtation's previous Public Bike Pump.
Contact Bike Fixtation for pricing information.
The pump installed at the Angry Catfish bikeshop and coffee bar in Minneapolis.
Closeup of the pump's label.