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Vancouver Canucks new head coach Bruce Boudreau smiles as he attends a news conference in Vancouver, B.C. (File photo by The Canadian Press)
'It's about the players': new coach Boudreau a welcome refresh for Vancouver Canucks
New coach reflects on the fresh start that kicked off with an 8-0-1 streak
Bruce Boudreau was less than 24 hours into his tenure as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks when the chants began.
The Canucks were up big against the L.A. Kings and fans inside Rogers Arena expressed their appreciation for the new bench boss by yelling "Bruce, there it is!" to the tune of Tag Team's legendary 1993 rap song "Whoomp! (There It Is)."
Vancouver blanked L.A. 4-0 that night, kicking off a 8-0-1 streak for a team that sputtered and stalled through the first third the season.
The chants have continued not only in the stands, but when Boudreau is out and about in Vancouver, too.
"The thing about "Bruce, there it is!" is that they make it about me. And I don't want it to be about me," the veteran NHL coach said recently, noting that the reception is unlike anything he's ever experienced before.
"It's about the players. They're the ones who are doing the work, they're the ones who are committing themselves to doing things the right way."
The Canucks lingered in the basement of the Pacific Division at the beginning of December. An ugly 4-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Dec. 4 was the final straw — the next day, the team made sweeping changes, firing head coach Travis Green, general manager Jim Benning and several other front office and coaching staff. Boudreau was named head coach, signing on through the 2022-23 season.
Hailing from Toronto, Boudreau's hockey roots run deep. The former centre played 134 games for the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1976 to 1982 and seven for the Chicago Blackhawks in the 1985-86 season.
He went on to work behind benches in the minors for several years before being named head coach of the Washington Capitals in November 2007. That season, he won the Jack Adams Award as the league's top coach after guiding the floundering Caps through a bounce back campaign.
Head coaching jobs with the Anaheim Ducks and Minnesota Wild followed his time in Washington, and Boudreau was named to Hockey Canada's coaching staff for the Spengler Cup just days before he was hired by the Canucks.
The 67-year-old said his first month on the job has been "outstanding."
"It's pretty hard to say it's been anything other than incredibly good," he said. "We haven't lost a game (in regulation) yet. I know that eventually that's not going to happen but I always say 'Why not?'"
After a dismal start to the year, the Canucks currently sit just four points out of a playoff spot with a 16-15-3 record.
Under Boudreau, players who slumped to start the season have flourished and parts of Vancouver's game that were liabilities have become strengths.
The team boasted the worst penalty kill in the league (64.6 per cent) and had capitalized on just 17.4 per cent of its power plays when the club cleaned house.
In the last nine games, the Canucks have killed off 17-of-19 penalties and the power play has improved to 20.6 per cent on the season.
With Boudreau at the helm, Vancouver has transformed into an offensively aggressive team that refuses to quit.
It's a style that players enjoy, said the Canucks' newest assistant coach, Scott Walker.
"Obviously you have to be dedicated to your craft defensively, but he really wants you to go out there and be offensive," he said.
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#pragma once

#include "../utils/atomic_utils.hpp"
#include "../utils/log.hpp"

#include <moodycamel/concurrentqueue.hpp>

#include <cstdint>
#include <vector>
#include <string>

namespace lux {
namespace ecs {

	class Entity_manager;

	using Entity_id = int32_t;
	class Entity_handle {
		public:
			using packed_t = uint32_t;
			static constexpr uint8_t free_rev = 0b10000; // marks revisions as free,
			                                             // is cut off when assigned to Entity_handle::revision

			constexpr Entity_handle() : _id(0), _revision(0) {}
			constexpr Entity_handle(Entity_id id, uint8_t revision) : _id(id), _revision(revision) {}

			constexpr explicit operator bool()const noexcept {
				return _id!=0;
			}

			constexpr Entity_id id()const noexcept {
				return _id;
			}
			constexpr void id(Entity_id id)noexcept {
				_id = id;
			}

			constexpr uint8_t revision()const noexcept {
				return _revision;
			}
			constexpr void revision(uint8_t revision)noexcept {
				_revision = revision;
			}
			void increment_revision()noexcept {
				_revision++;
			}

			constexpr packed_t pack()const noexcept {
				return static_cast<packed_t>(_id)<<4 | static_cast<packed_t>(_revision);
			}
			static constexpr Entity_handle unpack(packed_t d)noexcept {
				return Entity_handle{static_cast<int32_t>(d>>4), static_cast<uint8_t>(d & 0b1111)};
			}

		private:
			int32_t _id:28;
			uint8_t _revision:4;
	};

	constexpr inline bool operator==(const Entity_handle& lhs, const Entity_handle& rhs)noexcept {
		return lhs.id()==rhs.id() && lhs.revision()==rhs.revision();
	}
	constexpr inline bool operator!=(const Entity_handle& lhs, const Entity_handle& rhs)noexcept {
		return lhs.id()!=rhs.id() || lhs.revision()!=rhs.revision();
	}
	inline bool operator<(const Entity_handle& lhs, const Entity_handle& rhs)noexcept {
		return std::make_tuple(lhs.id(),lhs.revision()) < std::make_tuple(rhs.id(),rhs.revision());
	}

	static_assert(sizeof(Entity_handle::packed_t)<=sizeof(void*),
	              "what the hell is wrong with your plattform?!");

	inline Entity_handle to_entity_handle(void* u) {
		return Entity_handle::unpack(static_cast<Entity_handle::packed_t>(
		                                      reinterpret_cast<std::intptr_t>(u)) );
	}
	inline void* to_void_ptr(Entity_handle h) {
		return reinterpret_cast<void*>(static_cast<std::intptr_t>(h.pack()));
	}

	constexpr const auto invalid_entity = Entity_handle{};
	constexpr const auto invalid_entity_id = invalid_entity.id();

	extern auto get_entity_id(Entity_handle h, Entity_manager&) -> Entity_id;
	extern auto entity_name(Entity_handle h) -> std::string;

	class Entity_handle_generator {
		using Freelist = moodycamel::ConcurrentQueue<Entity_handle>;
		public:
			Entity_handle_generator(Entity_id max=128) {
				_slots.resize(static_cast<std::size_t>(max));
			}

			// thread-safe
			auto get_new() -> Entity_handle {
				Entity_handle h;
				if(_free.try_dequeue(h)) {
					auto& rev = util::at(_slots, static_cast<std::size_t>(h.id()-1));
					auto expected_rev = static_cast<uint8_t>(h.revision()|Entity_handle::free_rev);
					h.revision(static_cast<uint8_t>(rev & ~Entity_handle::free_rev)); // mark as used

					bool success = rev.compare_exchange_strong(expected_rev, h.revision());
					INVARIANT(success, "My handle got stolen :(");

					return h;
				}

				auto slot = _next_free_slot++;

				return {slot+1, 0};
			}

			// thread-safe
			auto valid(Entity_handle h)const noexcept -> bool {
				return h && (static_cast<Entity_id>(_slots.size()) <= h.id()-1
				             || util::at(_slots, static_cast<std::size_t>(h.id()-1)) == h.revision());
			}

			// NOT thread-safe
			auto free(Entity_handle h) -> Entity_handle {
				if(h.id()-1 >= static_cast<Entity_id>(_slots.size())) {
					_slots.resize(static_cast<std::size_t>(h.id()-1) *2, 0);
				}

				auto rev = util::at(_slots, static_cast<std::size_t>(h.id()-1)).load();
				auto handle = Entity_handle{h.id(), rev};
				handle.increment_revision();

				// mark as free; no CAS required only written here and in get_new() if already in _free
				util::at(_slots, static_cast<std::size_t>(h.id()-1)).store(
				            handle.revision() | Entity_handle::free_rev );

				_free.enqueue(handle);
				return {handle};
			}

			// NOT thread-safe
			auto next(Entity_handle curr=invalid_entity)const -> Entity_handle {
				// internal_id = external_id - 1, so we don't need to increment it here
				auto end = _next_free_slot.load();

				for(Entity_id id=curr.id(); id<end; id++) {
					if(id>=static_cast<Entity_id>(_slots.size())) {
						return Entity_handle{id+1,0};
					} else {
						auto rev = util::at(_slots, static_cast<std::size_t>(id)).load();
						if((rev & ~Entity_handle::free_rev)==rev) { // is marked used
							return Entity_handle{id+1,rev};
						}
					}
				}

				return invalid_entity;
			}

			// NOT thread-safe
			void clear() {
				_slots.clear();
				_slots.resize(_slots.capacity(), 0);
				_next_free_slot = 0;
				_free = Freelist{}; // clear by moving a new queue into the old
			}

		private:
			util::vector_atomic<uint8_t> _slots;
			std::atomic<Entity_id> _next_free_slot{0};
			Freelist _free;
	};

}
}

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Have I mentioned enough times that we had a rough time with our travel from home to Virginia? We got waylaid in Chicago long enough that we were going to miss our last connecting flight. Hooray for some hard working airlines people who got us a more direct flight instead. Even still, we got to that last airport after the car rental counters had closed. We had to take what cars were left... and we didn't get a good deal. And then we had to drive for what turned out to be two hours to get to our hotel... at 2 am. Or was it 3? Regardless of our exhaustion, Alec's graduation was bright and early at 8am, local time. That's 6 am for the time our bodies were used to.
Dad and I managed to drag ourselves out of bed and find the right building on the army base. Challenging after having been given wrong instructions twice. Dad slowly climbed the flight of stairs to get to the auditorium. We slipped into our seats as the graduates began to line up to get their certificates. Close. I knew we were fine because they go in alphabetical order, and we're not at the beginning.
To my surprise, they called Alec's name first! And there he was, in the front of the line. He earned the highest marks of anyone in his entire class, and graduated with top honors as Distinguished Honor Graduate. Of course, my iPhone refused to turn on when I was that insistent in it turning on NOW. So I didn't get any pictures of him walking across the stage or shaking hands with the Army brass who were at his graduation. But I saw it. At least I made it there. Whew. I'm a good mom after all. Barely.
We visited some Civil War sites. All around us are remnants of the Siege of Petersburg, which cut off supplies to the Confederate capitol of Richmond. The siege ended April 2, 1865, and the Confederate army surrendered seven days later.
We went to City Point, an old plantation that was taken over by Grant's Union army and used as headquarters and transportation hub. Supplies came down the James River and traveled by rail to the Union forces around Petersburg. What was a small community of maybe 300 people became one of the busiest ports in the world. Every day, more than 200 boats and ships delivered goods. I learned about this from a textbook, but now that I have seen these places, I have a beginning of an understanding.
I had never stopped to consider the huge work of supporting an army. Alec's most recent stint of training taught him how to cook for the troops, both in kitchens and in field conditions. He showed us foldable trailers that were equipped to feed 250 soldiers, and larger trailers for 800. Wow. Cooks, water boys, people to fix the machinery, someone to sew the uniforms, teachers of battle skills, places to live... The support structure was then, and is now, enormous.
I shall never again complain about having to take care of a measly 10 people in my home. Or at least I shouldn't.
Gorgeous. That's all I can say. We really don't have words for the amount of beauty that makes your eyes open wide and fills your heart an amount of peace and joy that makes it feel close to bursting. Wow. It's not just the fall colors on the trees, or the amount of trees. Living in the desert, I love lots of plants and trees. And it's not even how the grass and green things grow right up to the edge of the road. It's how nature feels. It's how alone and loved I can feel when all I'm surrounded my is trees and grass and water. Heart-full.
We went to Colonial Williamsburg. They have done a great job at recreating (and restoring?) a bustling town in the early American colonial era. I loved seeing the people all dressed up in period costume, selling herbs from their garden or strolling though the streets. The plan wasp to buy the expensive tickets and make a day of going through all the houses and shops, but my dad was so tired from traveling that we just walked down a few streets instead. Still, it was fun and I loved it.
We went to Jamestown and took the little auto tour of the island. Where have I been that I didn't know that Jamestown was on an island? I also didn't realize that it has been 400 years since Jamestown was settled. 400! The place feels like deep history. So solemn and so quiet. I loved it.
I'll post pictures when I can. Right now I'm making do with my dad's iPad, and I really don't know how to insert pictures... or really how to work it much at all. So pictures will have to wait.
I do not claim to be an expert on this topic, but I have done it a few times. On this trip, it is just me and my dad, so I can focus more on his needs. He is almost 70, so not too terribly old, but he does have a set of challenges from his Parkinson's Disease. I also spent a few years taking care of my first husband, who became quite disabled due to his brain cancer. So... here are a few things that have made life a little easier on vacation.
Mind the sleep schedule. A healthy young person can get away with less sleep, but don't push it for them. No red eye flights. Don't plan things for very early or very late. I'm feeling better when I get enough sleep, and it is compounded for an older or disabled person. For this flight out, I had a hard decision between leaving early in the morning or arriving late at night. Coming from the west, I chose to arrive later because 11 pm in Virginia was really only 9pm for us. That one backfired on me due to long delays in Chicago. Grr. We didn't get to the hotel until about 2 am! Which leads directly to the next point.
Travel easy. This is not the time to cut all corners to get the best price. Do that when you are taking you after-college backpacking trip through Europe. Take direct flights with no layovers. Get a hotel close to your destination. Don't sweat all the small stuff. Minimize walking. Oh, and get a hotel room with a kitchenette!
Don't forget the medicines. Most meds need to be taken on a fairly strict schedule. My dad has one he has to take four times each day. During our five-gate switcheroo at the Chicago airport, I noticed Dad starting to get shaky, and remembered that we had missed a dose of medication! Being away from home is stressful enough. Don't mess up the system further by forgetting the drugs. Know which medications need to be taken with food, or an on empty stomach, and be prepared with snacks. And be aware that pain will likely be worse, due to stress and unusual activities. Take pain pills along.
Ask for accommodations. Most places have accommodations for the elderly or those with disabilities, but you have to ask for them. Ask to be preboarded on the plane. Ask for an handicapped-accessible hotel room. Ask to be seated near the aisle in the auditorium. Ask for an elevator, or for the closest table. Most people are more than happy to help -and they actually are required to make accommodations! I am ever so grateful to the cheerful airport worker who ran down the concourse, pushing my dad in a wheelchair, so we could make a connecting flight.
Slow down and allow for breaks. I spent most of one vacation in a hotel room, missing out on day trips with the rest of my group, so my ailing husband could sleep. Traveling is stressful, and you need more rest. I'm typing this right now as my dad takes a nap. Allow for time, especially in the middle of the day, or after a long walk, to rest or nap. Plan a resting day after a busy day. And walk slower so your companion doesn't try to kill themselves keeping up with you.
Eat well. Your body needs better nourishment when it is stressed. Avoid the rich and fatty foods if you can, or at least eat them sparingly. Pack lunches for on-the-go times. Make healthy choices from the restaurant menu. Get good snacks of fruit from the grocery store. Prepare your own food if you can. We got a hotel room with a kitchenette and it has been wonderful. We even had hot cookies baked in a frying pan! If you have healthy food available - and his requires advance planning - you will be less tempted to go through the drive thru or get something unhealthy from the gas station. Make sure to eat enough fiber. Nothing will ruin a vacation faster than getting sick, or feeling constipated and miserable.
Stay familiar. Bring comfort things from home. Keep the same medication and sleep schedule as much as you can. Eat the same kinds of things as you can. Don't leave your companion alone in a strange place. Do things they usually like to do. We're watching tv in the evenings as a way to unwind on this vacation even though I don't usually... but Dad does.
Take care of yourself. Make sure you get enough sleep and the things you need. You know how the airline attendants always tell you to put on your oxygen mask first. Do. You won't be able to help much if you are not well.
Have fun. You are on vacation to have a good time, so have a good time!
Preparing for this trip was different from most trips I've been on, because I had to get ready for everything that would happen at home and on the trip. Talk about a double migraine!
For a trip across the country with my dad, I had to arrange the travel and accommodations. Shuttle to the airport or long term parking? Airplane itineraries and costs. Rental cars and hotel rooms. There are so many things to do there! Which ones look the most interesting and are the closest to where we will be? Might as well see as much as we can on our short trip. Or should we rest and relax more? And what are we going to eat while we are gone? Convenience food from the gas station, making sandwiches across a hotel bed, or eating out? Oh yeah, mind the budget. There were so many details to arrange and keep track of.
At the same time, I needed to arrange for everything on the home front. I know that other people can do most of the things I take care of on a daily basis, but I also know that no one knows all the things I regularly keep track of unless I tell them. So I made lists. Scads of them, of course.
Mom spent many hours researching and finding good deals. She was a planner extraordinaire.
On the home front, I didn't have to worry too much about who would take care of the small fry. Trent ordinarily goes in to work at noon, and the high school boys get home in the early afternoon, so Trent arranged to come in to work a few hours late every day to cover that gap. I was a little bit worried about how the boys would do in the evenings, but they are very responsible, so I'm sure they will do well. I have four older boys, three little ones, and dinner. On a rotating schedule, each boy takes care of a younger sibling, or makes dinner. I froze casseroles, and markered cooking direction on each one, so dinner should be pretty easy. Other things to coordinate were Chris's driver's ed schedule, Ben's last few days of his after-school job, and homework. Big signs on the kitchen window reminded the kids how to go about making dinner (like starting an hour before dinner time) exactly what the babysitting detail required (yes, brush their teeth every night) and a list of how to clean the kitchen (we've been having some struggles on getting that job all the way done).
It was definitely more work to have to plan the week two times over.
The first year that I heard about The Nester's challenge to write on one topic for an entire month, I was intrigued. I like to write, and this seemed like a good way to try something new and practice my writing. Now that I have done it two years, I'm can safely say that while it does stretch out my brain a little bit, it also leaves me exhausted. When the month is over, I have no more desire to write. I take a break for a few days before I can write again. Don't know wether that is a good thing or not. Just is.
So...I'm back now. I've had another reason to not write this week, because I've been getting ready for a trip. Right now I am sitting on a bed in a hotel room, three thousand miles away from home. It is crazy to I me that you can hop on a plane and be so far away, so quickly. I don't travel very much, so it's all quite novel to me. The most different part this time is that I am without children.
I am a mom. That's my job, my calling, my life. And I love I it. I love each of my children with a fierceness that only a mother bear knows. And I left them all, way back home, so I could go on this trip with my dad. He and I travelled across the country to see Alec graduate from the next phase of his training. Heaven knows I would rather be with my family, but with the distance involved, they could not afford to be gone from school and work that long, and we could not afford the expense of taking the whole family. So drat. And here I am. I miss my kidlets terribly. But I love being here. I've learned some interesting things, and remembered some things I don't want to forget. So stay tuned for my travelogue!
Isn't this just gorgeous? I am so grateful for this beautiful world. Every time I turn around, there is something else amazing to look at. And I found these in my very own backyard. Thanks, Lord.


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Q: How could it be possible for the Goldbach conjecture to be undecidable? The answer to the question "Could it be that Goldbach conjecture is undecidable?" claims that it is possible for something such as the Goldbach conjecture to be undecidable, meaning that assuming that it is true and assuming that it is false would both lead to no contradiction.
But if it is undecidable, then, if we assume that it is false, it would mean that exists an even number that cannot be written as the sum of two primes. If a natural number exists, then it can be written down using a finite number of digits (any natural number is definable). This means that that number exists whether or not the conjecture is true, so if we assumed that it was true, there would be a contradiction, so it therefore can't be undecidable.
What is the flaw in what I just said?

A:
What is the flaw in what I just said?

Your argument correctly shows that the Goldbach conjecture cannot be false and undecidable. However, it can be true and undecidable.
This is equivalent to saying that it can be true in the standard model of, say, Peano arithmetic, but false in some nonstandard model: in a nonstandard model there may be a nonstandard counterexample to Goldbach's conjecture which is not an ordinary integer, and so which cannot be written down in the usual sense.
The reason it can be true and yet assuming it's false doesn't lead to a contradiction is that if it's undecidable, Peano arithmetic doesn't know it's true, so Peano arithmetic can't use the fact that it's true in a proof.

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if we assume that it is false, it would mean that exists an even number that cannot be written as the sum of two primes. If a natural number exists, then it can be written down using a finite number of digits

Ah not quite.  If the proof the negation of Goldbach's conjecture is constructive, and if all the assumptions of the proof are constructive, then what you say is true.  Converting a nonconstructive proof into a constructive proof is easy, just convert every nonconstructive inference step into an axiom.  But converting a nonconstructive set of axioms into a constructive set of axioms is not trivial.  Here are some examples of what would have to be true about every single assumption in the proof for the result to be constructive:

*

*For every assumption of the form $A \lor B$, you must be able to actually compute which of $\{A,~B\}$ is true.  As a corollary:

*For every predicate in the proof $P$, where the assumption $P(x) \lor \lnot P(x)$ is assumed, you must be able to actually compute which of $\{P(x),~\lnot P(x)\}$ is true

*Every assumption of the form $A(x) \implies B(x)$, whenever $A(x)$ is computable, $B(x)$ is also computable

*Every assumption of the form $A(x)$, $A(x)$ must be computable

And there's more.  Even 1 assumption could make the axiom set non-constructive.  Let $G(m)$ be the predicate that holds when $m$ is less than 3, odd, or the sum of 2 primes.  What if the (dis)proof of Goldbach's conjecture defines a predicate:
$$Q(n) = \forall m > n ~:~ G(m)$$
and made the assumption $Q(x) \lor \lnot Q(x)$.  Can you write a computer program that, inputting $x$, outputs true if $Q(x)$ and false otherwise?  If not, then the assumptions are not constructive (wrt your computing ability, that's a separate consideration though), and then you can't necessarily infer that the digits of the Goldbach counterexample are computable.

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Home > Science & Nature > Weather > Hurricane Irene in Bahamas?
Hurricane Irene strengthened Tuesday night into Wednesday morning and has now reached Category 3 status, which means it is a dangerous storm.
Tracking by the National Hurricane Center has Irene heading northwest across the Caribbean, toward the Bahamas.
I live near the Bahamas and I'm very concerned about the safety of my family and the possible damage Hurricane Irene can cause. Has it been confirmed that the hurricane will hit here first?
Irene is a major hurricane and is starting to take more of a northwesterly track.
Irene is expected to rake the Turks and Caicos and the Bahamas on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Most of the U.S. will get strong hurricane force winds, which are defined as those with speeds of 74 mph or more.
If you live near Bahamas, be very cautious and make sure you're safe during the storm.
Hurricane Irene could cause flooding, power outages or worse all along the East coast as far north as Maine, even if it stays offshore.
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San Francisco needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated. It's a cosmopolitan wonder, with excellent weather and a strong lean toward natural and aesthetic beauty.
Not going to lie, I'm a fan. The City (as the locals call it … do yourself a favor and never say "Frisco") is a hub for intelligent people and original thought. However, not much of that was on display on Monday night at Candlestick Park.
The 49ers are playing their final regular-season game in the famed stadium as they will move into a brand new facility next season. The fans came out in droves to pay their final respects to a place they called home for decades. What better way to do that than make some signs?
Hey, here are some more signs!
Wait, there's another "memories never fade" sign? I guess great minds think alike. Are there any other signs out there? Oh, found one!
Well, that's kind of different, right? One word can make a huge difference. Wait! I get it now! They're using the "MNF" to spell out words. In case you didn't know, that's called an "acrostic"


We had a fantastic week here and would go back!
However one of our party was over six foot so he could NOT stand up anywhere other than in one bedroom and one bathroom. I really do think that this should have been drawn to our attention in a very prominent manner.
Just having tea, coffee, milk and condiments makes such a difference, not to mention the home-made brownies! Great location off the beaten track but still near a major route and lovely scenery/walks - even the weather was kind! No real issues; wi-fi rather slow ('Now' box froze!) and some noise from property above but nothing that would deter us from re-booking.
Excellent location for family or couple. Shops with all essentials within few minutes drive but miles of beautiful walks on doorstep and from surrounding villages. Lots to do but so relaxing. Friendly hosts. Beams throughout are low. The beam in the kitchen in particular did catch my husband out a few times as right above between fridge and kettle so beware. He's 5' 9\10. Information left by hosts and other guests useful. Definitely recommend.
Knowledgeable about the area regarding walks and wildlife.
These two Grade II listed apartments, adjoining the owner's original malt house, date back to 1740 and are surrounded by unspoilt Shropshire countryside in the pretty hamlet of Strefford, just two miles from the market town of Craven Arms. Both of these luxurious apartments provide ideal accommodation for couples and families who wish to explore all that Shropshire has to offer, with plenty of attractions and places to visit nearby. Beautifully furnished throughout, these two superb apartments, one located on the first floor and one on the second floor, offer character features and charming bedrooms with sumptuous beds, crisp bed linen and en-suite facilities, along with a quality open plan living area with a well-equipped kitchen and homely sitting area. Outside these wonderful holiday homes is a shared front patio area, where you may wish to enjoy a good book in lovely surroundings or an alfresco meal after a day exploring one of the many wonderful attractions, towns or villages that can be found in the area. Enjoy many walks and cycle rides from the doorstep, and the local pub is just a mile away. Many amenities can be found in charming Craven Arms that is only two miles away, or you can visit the nearby National Trust properties, the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre and the pretty town of Ludlow with its many timbered buildings. The historic town of Shrewsbury is also within driving distance. Two wonderful apartments that provide a perfect retreat at any time of year.
A combination of both contemporary and character features makes The Barley Store a delightful place to stay.
You will find upon entering this stunning first floor apartment, a well thought out open plan living area with original wall beams and comfortable sofas, along with a superb kitchen and dining area.
There are also two bedrooms, both with en-suite facilities and outside there is a useful utility and a front patio area.
A memorable holiday base for a couple or family.
Note: This apartment can be booked with Ref. 923765, together they sleep 8.
Note: Utility shared with other property on site.
Wistanstow 1 mile; Craven Arms 2 miles; Church Stretton 5.5 miles; Bishop's Castle 11 miles; Ludlow 12 miles; Shrewsbury 19 miles.
Mentioned in the Domesday Book, the historic hamlet of Strefford is situated within the Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just 2.5 miles from the small market town of Craven Arms. You can also visit the village of Wisantstow, home to The Wood Brewery and The Plough Inn pub. Two miles away is Craven Arms, which is often known as The Gateway to the Marches and is ideally based for walks in the lovely Wenlock Edge and Corvedale Valley. Craven Arms itself offers historic houses, a number a shops and pubs and the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre, the Land of Lost Content museum and to the south of the town is Stokesay Castle, one of England's finest fortified manors. There are number of delightful places to visit within reach, such as the historic towns of Church Stretton, Bishop's Castle, Ludlow and Shrewsbury. Strefford is a convenient base for your Shropshire getaway.
Note: Apartment accessed via 12 external steps. Due to beamed ceilings, headroom is restricted throughout.


This metaphor is a bit cheesy, yet I will try to use a fresh angle. The premise is very simple. We search for knowledge to gain something bigger. From my experience this is only a partial success. In this article I want to explain why. If you want to explore with me, you are also welcome to read here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
The knowledge is often compared to trees. There are all kinds of trees with great religious importance. The tree of Adam and Eve, the tree under which Buddha gained enlightenment, the tree where Arjuna practiced archery, the Yggdrasil that connects the worlds in Norden mythology and Odin's ordeal… While the tree of life is a common archetype, the trees were used as a means to gain the utmost level of wisdom.
Data trees, mindmaps or other tree-like structures are useful to encode our knowledge for a very simple reason. We start from one point, the trunk, yet as we progress through the tree we can get everywhere, including every leaf, fruit, and root. Everything we know usually starts from a simple title line and then progresses through subtopics until we end up with a single fact, argument or detail to remember.
Trees have roots and leaves. In a way they pass through all the worlds: the roots rest in the underworld, the trunk stands in front of us, and the leaves touch heaven. Our knowledge is very similar. Some of it hidden and psychologically important. Another part of knowledge is very practical and helpful. And some layer of knowledge deals with things below our ordinary lives, like birth and death of stars or the history of nations. When we learn, we may approach different parts of the tree and may look for different answers.
A person who is looking for spiritual awakening has all the time in the world, while a person reading the latest trends is always in hurry. The most common request of people who address me is learning languages. Yet, more often than not, they do not really know what to do with the languages they learn. Another common request is passing a test to be eligible for some education or work opportunity. It is clear that passing the test is only one of the many milestones on a long road, yet it is the most important thing for the person that awaits examination.
Another interesting aspect of a tree is a place to sit, rest and think. We are so busy living our lives, fulfilling the smallest expectations of others, trying to achieve our own goal. Yet, to get a higher level of knowledge and achievement, we need to stop what we do and focus on something new. This is something people rarely do. It is hard.
There is no immediate gratification in sitting down to think. We need to be very focused and committed to the subject to think about it for a while, alone, in silence, without jumping to a myriad of other things. What would you think of if you had to focus on just one thing?
The most common thing, that unites all living creatures is the life itself. Focusing on being alive: the breath, the heartbeat, the sun and wind on the skin may generate a new understanding of life, compassion, joy, and humility.
Focusing on a role model, be it a person, an act or a thought, makes us closer to the role model. To the point where some part of the role model merges into us and becomes a part of us.
I would love to say that focusing on a challenge allows us to solve the challenge. Unfortunately, it never works. At least it never worked for me. There is a myth involving Newton and an apple tree, but I would not take it seriously.
Newton said once that he succeeded only because he was standing on the shoulders of giants. This was possibly a clever joke on a small man he disliked. Yet we choose to address this quote literally. It is easier to climb the tree on knowledge if there is someone to support us, and we should be eternally grateful to those who were there to support our climb.
There are several mentions of trees and giants in the English folklore and western mythology. Giants live on certain magical trees, protecting great treasures and endangering great heroes. Challenging the giants is not a physical act, but a trial of wit and courage.
Our own trees of knowledge are full of figures imbued with authority, claiming that some things are the way they are. Challenging these authorities we discover new paradigms and create new ideas. This is a dangerous, heroic art. We may be ridiculed all the way, especially if we fail. Yet it is something heroic and exciting.
We all want to be stronger, more important, more confident. As we learn new things we may become self-absorbed and too much in love with the knowledge we discover. We might stop listening and looking for new knowledge. The giant within is not always a good thing.
Sometimes we should be capable of humility. Focusing on the small things rather than grandiose visions, we can find the limitations of our knowledge, and maybe discover something new. Too many people look for a grand success, fame, financial prosperity. These things are great, but they take our attention away from the things that really matter: the reason why we decided to learn in the first place, the simple love of friends and family, the comfort food that makes us feel better.
In many myths, gods fight giants and titans. Heroes venture up trees out or curiosity or to get some treasure, not to become giants and attack those who come after us. Unless we are talking about the friendly giants, parent-like creatures mentoring the heroes and protecting them when they are young.
When we use visualizations to remember things, we imbue them with very few details. Using the visualizations to change ourselves we apply very simple modifications to some common archetypes. Yet in this article, I tried to use the visualization for creativity. I demonstrate (hopefully successfully) how different visual associations allow us to pass between various worlds of knowledge and discover new thoughts. Similar shapes are visually linked, but they belong to very different worlds. Yet the similarity of archetypal shapes allows to pass between these worlds and bring interesting stories and ideas. We may learn for many reasons, yet with time we fall in love with what we learn. Eventually we learn enough to tell stories and teach others, help others discover their stories and enjoy the stories they tell. Maybe this is the ultimate form of the giant within.


Can food prepared with onion and garlic be offered to KRISHNA?
To my (limited) knowledge Food prepared with Onion and Garlic cannot be offered to Krishna.
I have a friend who recently came into KC and is currently chanting one round. After hearing a lecture in the temple about the Power of Prasadam he wanted to start offering Bhog at his house. However since he was staying in a joint-family he did not have the flexibility to prepare food without Onion and Garlic. My Counsellor suggested that my friend start offering Milk/Fruits to begin with and then distribute that Prasad to all his family members. Hopefully by eating Prasad the Consciousness of this family members will be purified and that will pave the way for further progress.
No. because it is in mode of passion. Krishna only accepts food in goodness-without punjent smell.


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Q: How to change alert dialog header divider color android I wanted to style or change divider color of header title in alert dialog. I search about this question and I think lot of people searching for this.But I am still not able to find out right solution. I want to change this following.

A: Divider color:-
AlertDialog.Builder builder = new AlertDialog.Builder(getActivity());
builder.setTitle(R.string.dialog)
   .setIcon(R.drawable.ic)
   .setMessage(R.string.dialog_msg);
Dialog d = builder.show();
int dividerId = d.getContext().getResources().getIdentifier("android:id/titleDivider", null, null);
View divider = d.findViewById(dividerId);
divider.setBackgroundColor(getResources().getColor(R.color.my_color));

A: You can actually change color of AlertDialog title by a very simple hack:
public static void brandAlertDialog(AlertDialog dialog) {
    try {
        Resources resources = dialog.getContext().getResources();
        int color = resources.getColor(...); // your color here

        int alertTitleId = resources.getIdentifier("alertTitle", "id", "android");
        TextView alertTitle = (TextView) dialog.getWindow().getDecorView().findViewById(alertTitleId);
        alertTitle.setTextColor(color); // change title text color

        int titleDividerId = resources.getIdentifier("titleDivider", "id", "android");
        View titleDivider = dialog.getWindow().getDecorView().findViewById(titleDividerId);
        titleDivider.setBackgroundColor(color); // change divider color
    } catch (Exception ex) {
        ex.printStackTrace();
    }
}

A: I have found the easiest solution for updating colors to the alertBuilder's dialog divider.
There is no direct approach to achieve changing the color of the alert dialog divider. So, we can bypass the objects of the alert dialog using the ID of the default divider.
Usually, we will add alert.show() at end of the alertbuilders properties and function. Instead of alert.show() you need to replace the below set of lines to update the divider color for alert dialog.
 AlertDialog.Builder alert = new AlertDialog.Builder(SettingActivity.this);
            alert.setTitle("Delete");
            alert.setMessage("Are you sure want to delete ");
            alert.setPositiveButton("Delete", new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
                public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int which) {

                   //Delete operations
                }
            });
            alert.setNegativeButton("Cancel", new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
                @Override
                public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int which) {

                }
            });
            alert.setIcon(android.R.drawable.ic_dialog_alert);
            Dialog d = alert.show();
            int dividerId = d.getContext().getResources().getIdentifier("android:id/titleDivider", null, null);
            View divider = d.findViewById(dividerId);
            divider.setBackgroundColor(getResources().getColor(R.color.blue_color));

        }
    });

Important: You should not use any other alert.show() at the bottom of the code. The alert will automatically take the show properties from the second line as mentioned above.

A: QustomDialogBuilder qustomDialogBuilder = new QustomDialogBuilder(context).
        setTitle("Set IP Address").
        setTitleColor("#FF00FF").
        setDividerColor("#FF00FF").
        setMessage("You are now entering the 10th dimension.").
qustomDialogBuilder.show();

A: Judging by the source, it seems that this color is hardcoded. I would consider this a bug, it should be styleable imho.
There is an easy workaround though : use setStyle(DialogFragment.STYLE_NO_TITLE, R.style.myStyle);, and write a simple linear layout where the first item is your title.


Local Area Banks were set up as per a Government of India Scheme announced in August 1996. The intention of the government was to set up new private local banks with jurisdiction over two or three contiguous districts. The objective of establishing the local area banks was to enable to mobilization of the rural savings by local institutions and make them available for investments in local areas. Thus, the overall idea was to bridge the gaps in the credit availability in the rural and semi-urban areas, thereby strengthening the institutional credit mechanism in such areas.
Pursuant to announcement of this scheme, RBI received some 227 applications, but most of them were rejected. RBI approved established of only 10 Local Area Banks but out of them only 4 are into existence as of 2015.
Each local Area bank is registered as a public limited company under the Companies Act, 1956. However, they are licensed under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949.
The Local Area Banks are the only type of Non-scheduled Banks of India. However, they are eligible to be included in the Second Schedule of the RBI Act 1934 subject to eligibility criteria of RBI.
Local Area Banks have jurisdiction over a maximum of three contiguous districts, and their basic function is to mobilise funds in rural and semi-urban areas.
The minimum start-up capital of a LAB was fixed at Rs.5 crore and the promoters were asked to bring entire minimum share capital up-front. The promoters could be individuals, firms or societies. The family of the individual promoters was not allowed to keep more than 40% of the equity capital of the banks. The NRI promoters could not exceed more than 20% of total number of promoters.
The Local Area banks are subject to prudential norms, accounting policies and other policies as stipulated by the RBI. Such a bank has to maintain capital adequacy at 8% of risk weighted assets and comply with the norms of income recognition, asset classification and provisioning since inception.
Each Local Area Bank is allowed to open branch in only one urban centre per District and rest of the branches were allowed to be opened in the rural and semi urban centers subject to requisite clearance in respect of rural branches from the District Consultative Committee.
The Local Area Banks can do all normal banking business but their major function was to finance agriculture and allied activities, small scale industries, agro-industries and trading / non-farm activities in the rural and semi-urban areas.
These banks had to give out 40% of total credit to priority sector, of which 10% is to be given to weaker sections of the society.
This bank was established on 27th December 1999. Its area of operation includes three contiguous districts viz. Krishna, Guntur and West Godavari. Its head office is located at Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh.
This bank was established on 14th January 2000. Its area of operation includes three districts viz. Jalandhar, Kapurthala and Hoshiarpur in Punjab. The head office is at Phagwara (Punjab).
This bank was established on 28th February 2001 with an area of operation comprising three contiguous districts of Mahbubnagar in Andhra Pradesh and Raichur and Gulbarga in the state of Karnataka with its head office at Mahbubnagar(Andhra Pradesh).
This is smallest Local Area Bank with only 8 branches. Its head office is in Kolhapur.
Further, a South Gujarat Local Area Bank Ltd was established in 2000 with headquarters at Navsari in Gujarat. This bank failed to maintain CRR and SLR and suffered net losses in consecutive years. Its promoters were found to be involved in scams. Consequently, this bank was merged with Bank of Baroda in 2004. Further, one more local area bank viz. Vinayak Local Area Bank Ltd., Sikar in Rajasthan was established on 21st October 2000. But RBI cancelled its license in 2002 due to major irregularities.
How general theory of relativity was proved?


It can happen that data pasted from the clipboard or imported from CSV or entered into a cell that was already formatted as Text is of type Text although it visually looks like a number or date, and text can't be used in calculations. The cell content in this case in the Input Line is preceded with a leading ' apostrophe which is not part of the cell content, to indicate that the content could be interpreted as number if it wasn't text. As a consequence, arithmetic calculations involving such cells may yield a #VALUE! error, or the cell is ignored in functions that take a number sequence of a range, for example SUM(). To convert such number text to numeric data do the following, which assumes that the text actually can be converted, i.e. uses the separators (decimal, date, ...) of your locale.
This enters the cell content anew, basically as if it was entered from keyboard, and detects numeric/date/time input.
If you need such functionality more often or to convert data with separators differing from your locale, install the CT2N - Convert Text To Number (and dates) extension.
If your data resulted from a CSV file import, you may not have noticed that in the import dialog you can select the import locale to match the locale of the data. This helps to recognize decimal and group separators, currency symbols and day and month names in dates to yield proper numeric data.
This page was last edited 17:31:44, 2018-12-17 by Eike Rathke. Based on work by Dennis Roczek.


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/* contrib/tsearch2/tsearch2--1.0.sql */

-- complain if script is sourced in psql, rather than via CREATE EXTENSION
\echo Use "CREATE EXTENSION tsearch2" to load this file. \quit

-- These domains are just to catch schema-qualified references to the
-- old data types.
CREATE DOMAIN tsvector AS pg_catalog.tsvector;
CREATE DOMAIN tsquery AS pg_catalog.tsquery;
CREATE DOMAIN gtsvector AS pg_catalog.gtsvector;
CREATE DOMAIN gtsq AS pg_catalog.text;

--dict interface
CREATE FUNCTION lexize(oid, text)
	RETURNS _text
	as 'ts_lexize'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION lexize(text, text)
        RETURNS _text
        as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_lexize_byname'
        LANGUAGE C
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION lexize(text)
        RETURNS _text
        as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_lexize_bycurrent'
        LANGUAGE C
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION set_curdict(int)
	RETURNS void
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_set_curdict'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION set_curdict(text)
	RETURNS void
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_set_curdict_byname'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

--built-in dictionaries
CREATE FUNCTION dex_init(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_dex_init'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION dex_lexize(internal,internal,int4)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_dex_lexize'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION snb_en_init(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_snb_en_init'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION snb_lexize(internal,internal,int4)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_snb_lexize'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION snb_ru_init_koi8(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_snb_ru_init_koi8'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION snb_ru_init_utf8(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_snb_ru_init_utf8'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION snb_ru_init(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_snb_ru_init'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION spell_init(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_spell_init'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION spell_lexize(internal,internal,int4)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_spell_lexize'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION syn_init(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_syn_init'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION syn_lexize(internal,internal,int4)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_syn_lexize'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION thesaurus_init(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_thesaurus_init'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION thesaurus_lexize(internal,internal,int4,internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_thesaurus_lexize'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

--sql-level interface
CREATE TYPE tokentype
	as (tokid int4, alias text, descr text);

CREATE FUNCTION token_type(int4)
	RETURNS setof tokentype
	as 'ts_token_type_byid'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT
        ROWS 16;

CREATE FUNCTION token_type(text)
	RETURNS setof tokentype
	as 'ts_token_type_byname'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT
        ROWS 16;

CREATE FUNCTION token_type()
	RETURNS setof tokentype
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_token_type_current'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT
        ROWS 16;

CREATE FUNCTION set_curprs(int)
	RETURNS void
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_set_curprs'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION set_curprs(text)
	RETURNS void
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_set_curprs_byname'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE TYPE tokenout
	as (tokid int4, token text);

CREATE FUNCTION parse(oid,text)
	RETURNS setof tokenout
	as 'ts_parse_byid'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION parse(text,text)
	RETURNS setof tokenout
	as 'ts_parse_byname'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION parse(text)
	RETURNS setof tokenout
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_parse_current'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

--default parser
CREATE FUNCTION prsd_start(internal,int4)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_prsd_start'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION prsd_getlexeme(internal,internal,internal)
	RETURNS int4
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_prsd_getlexeme'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION prsd_end(internal)
	RETURNS void
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_prsd_end'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION prsd_lextype(internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_prsd_lextype'
	LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION prsd_headline(internal,internal,internal)
	RETURNS internal
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_prsd_headline'
	LANGUAGE C;

--tsearch config
CREATE FUNCTION set_curcfg(int)
	RETURNS void
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_set_curcfg'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION set_curcfg(text)
	RETURNS void
	as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_set_curcfg_byname'
	LANGUAGE C
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION show_curcfg()
	RETURNS oid
	AS 'get_current_ts_config'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT STABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION length(tsvector)
	RETURNS int4
	AS 'tsvector_length'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION to_tsvector(oid, text)
	RETURNS tsvector
	AS 'to_tsvector_byid'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION to_tsvector(text, text)
	RETURNS tsvector
	AS 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_to_tsvector_name'
	LANGUAGE C RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION to_tsvector(text)
	RETURNS tsvector
	AS 'to_tsvector'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION strip(tsvector)
	RETURNS tsvector
	AS 'tsvector_strip'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION setweight(tsvector,"char")
	RETURNS tsvector
	AS 'tsvector_setweight'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION concat(tsvector,tsvector)
	RETURNS tsvector
	AS 'tsvector_concat'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION querytree(tsquery)
	RETURNS text
	AS 'tsquerytree'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION to_tsquery(oid, text)
	RETURNS tsquery
	AS 'to_tsquery_byid'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION to_tsquery(text, text)
	RETURNS tsquery
	AS 'MODULE_PATHNAME','tsa_to_tsquery_name'
	LANGUAGE C RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION to_tsquery(text)
	RETURNS tsquery
	AS 'to_tsquery'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION plainto_tsquery(oid, text)
	RETURNS tsquery
	AS 'plainto_tsquery_byid'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION plainto_tsquery(text, text)
	RETURNS tsquery
	AS 'MODULE_PATHNAME','tsa_plainto_tsquery_name'
	LANGUAGE C RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION plainto_tsquery(text)
	RETURNS tsquery
	AS 'plainto_tsquery'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

--Trigger
CREATE FUNCTION tsearch2()
	RETURNS trigger
	AS 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_tsearch2'
	LANGUAGE C;

--Relevation
CREATE FUNCTION rank(float4[], tsvector, tsquery)
	RETURNS float4
	AS 'ts_rank_wtt'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rank(float4[], tsvector, tsquery, int4)
	RETURNS float4
	AS 'ts_rank_wttf'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rank(tsvector, tsquery)
	RETURNS float4
	AS 'ts_rank_tt'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rank(tsvector, tsquery, int4)
	RETURNS float4
	AS 'ts_rank_ttf'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rank_cd(float4[], tsvector, tsquery)
        RETURNS float4
	AS 'ts_rankcd_wtt'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rank_cd(float4[], tsvector, tsquery, int4)
	RETURNS float4
	AS 'ts_rankcd_wttf'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rank_cd(tsvector, tsquery)
	RETURNS float4
	AS 'ts_rankcd_tt'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rank_cd(tsvector, tsquery, int4)
	RETURNS float4
	AS 'ts_rankcd_ttf'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION headline(oid, text, tsquery, text)
	RETURNS text
	AS 'ts_headline_byid_opt'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION headline(oid, text, tsquery)
	RETURNS text
	AS 'ts_headline_byid'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION headline(text, text, tsquery, text)
	RETURNS text
	AS 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_headline_byname'
	LANGUAGE C RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION headline(text, text, tsquery)
	RETURNS text
	AS 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_headline_byname'
	LANGUAGE C RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION headline(text, tsquery, text)
	RETURNS text
	AS 'ts_headline_opt'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION headline(text, tsquery)
	RETURNS text
	AS 'ts_headline'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

-- CREATE the OPERATOR class
CREATE OPERATOR CLASS gist_tsvector_ops
FOR TYPE tsvector USING gist
AS
        OPERATOR        1       @@ (tsvector, tsquery),
        FUNCTION        1       gtsvector_consistent (internal, tsvector, smallint, oid, internal),
        FUNCTION        2       gtsvector_union (internal, internal),
        FUNCTION        3       gtsvector_compress (internal),
        FUNCTION        4       gtsvector_decompress (internal),
        FUNCTION        5       gtsvector_penalty (internal, internal, internal),
        FUNCTION        6       gtsvector_picksplit (internal, internal),
        FUNCTION        7       gtsvector_same (gtsvector, gtsvector, internal),
        STORAGE         gtsvector;

--stat info
CREATE TYPE statinfo
	as (word text, ndoc int4, nentry int4);

CREATE FUNCTION stat(text)
	RETURNS setof statinfo
	as 'ts_stat1'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION stat(text,text)
	RETURNS setof statinfo
	as 'ts_stat2'
	LANGUAGE INTERNAL
	RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

--reset - just for debuging
CREATE FUNCTION reset_tsearch()
        RETURNS void
        as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_reset_tsearch'
        LANGUAGE C
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

--get cover (debug for rank_cd)
CREATE FUNCTION get_covers(tsvector,tsquery)
        RETURNS text
        as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_get_covers'
        LANGUAGE C
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

--debug function
create type tsdebug as (
        ts_name text,
        tok_type text,
        description text,
        token   text,
        dict_name text[],
        "tsvector" tsvector
);

CREATE FUNCTION _get_parser_from_curcfg()
RETURNS text as
$$select prsname::text from pg_catalog.pg_ts_parser p join pg_ts_config c on cfgparser = p.oid where c.oid = show_curcfg();$$
LANGUAGE SQL RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION ts_debug(text)
RETURNS setof tsdebug as $$
select
        (select c.cfgname::text from pg_catalog.pg_ts_config as c
         where c.oid = show_curcfg()),
        t.alias as tok_type,
        t.descr as description,
        p.token,
        ARRAY ( SELECT m.mapdict::pg_catalog.regdictionary::pg_catalog.text
                FROM pg_catalog.pg_ts_config_map AS m
                WHERE m.mapcfg = show_curcfg() AND m.maptokentype = p.tokid
                ORDER BY m.mapseqno )
        AS dict_name,
        strip(to_tsvector(p.token)) as tsvector
from
        parse( _get_parser_from_curcfg(), $1 ) as p,
        token_type() as t
where
        t.tokid = p.tokid
$$ LANGUAGE SQL RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT;

CREATE FUNCTION numnode(tsquery)
        RETURNS int4
        as 'tsquery_numnode'
        LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION tsquery_and(tsquery,tsquery)
        RETURNS tsquery
        as 'tsquery_and'
        LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION tsquery_or(tsquery,tsquery)
        RETURNS tsquery
        as 'tsquery_or'
        LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION tsquery_not(tsquery)
        RETURNS tsquery
        as 'tsquery_not'
        LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

--------------rewrite subsystem

CREATE FUNCTION rewrite(tsquery, text)
        RETURNS tsquery
        as 'tsquery_rewrite_query'
        LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rewrite(tsquery, tsquery, tsquery)
        RETURNS tsquery
        as 'tsquery_rewrite'
        LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION rewrite_accum(tsquery,tsquery[])
        RETURNS tsquery
        AS 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_rewrite_accum'
        LANGUAGE C;

CREATE FUNCTION rewrite_finish(tsquery)
      RETURNS tsquery
      as 'MODULE_PATHNAME', 'tsa_rewrite_finish'
      LANGUAGE C;

CREATE AGGREGATE rewrite (
      BASETYPE = tsquery[],
      SFUNC = rewrite_accum,
      STYPE = tsquery,
      FINALFUNC = rewrite_finish
);

CREATE FUNCTION tsq_mcontains(tsquery, tsquery)
        RETURNS bool
        as 'tsq_mcontains'
        LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE FUNCTION tsq_mcontained(tsquery, tsquery)
        RETURNS bool
        as 'tsq_mcontained'
        LANGUAGE INTERNAL
        RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT IMMUTABLE;

CREATE OPERATOR CLASS gist_tp_tsquery_ops
FOR TYPE tsquery USING gist
AS
        OPERATOR        7       @> (tsquery, tsquery),
        OPERATOR        8       <@ (tsquery, tsquery),
        FUNCTION        1       gtsquery_consistent (internal, tsquery, smallint, oid, internal),
        FUNCTION        2       gtsquery_union (internal, internal),
        FUNCTION        3       gtsquery_compress (internal),
        FUNCTION        4       gtsquery_decompress (internal),
        FUNCTION        5       gtsquery_penalty (internal, internal, internal),
        FUNCTION        6       gtsquery_picksplit (internal, internal),
        FUNCTION        7       gtsquery_same (bigint, bigint, internal),
        STORAGE         bigint;

CREATE OPERATOR CLASS gin_tsvector_ops
FOR TYPE tsvector USING gin
AS
        OPERATOR        1       @@ (tsvector, tsquery),
        OPERATOR        2       @@@ (tsvector, tsquery),
        FUNCTION        1       bttextcmp(text, text),
        FUNCTION        2       gin_extract_tsvector(tsvector,internal,internal),
        FUNCTION        3       gin_extract_tsquery(tsvector,internal,smallint,internal,internal,internal,internal),
        FUNCTION        4       gin_tsquery_consistent(internal,smallint,tsvector,int,internal,internal,internal,internal),
        FUNCTION        5       gin_cmp_prefix(text,text,smallint,internal),
        STORAGE         text;

CREATE OPERATOR CLASS tsvector_ops
FOR TYPE tsvector USING btree AS
        OPERATOR        1       < ,
        OPERATOR        2       <= ,
        OPERATOR        3       = ,
        OPERATOR        4       >= ,
        OPERATOR        5       > ,
        FUNCTION        1       tsvector_cmp(tsvector, tsvector);

CREATE OPERATOR CLASS tsquery_ops
FOR TYPE tsquery USING btree AS
        OPERATOR        1       < ,
        OPERATOR        2       <= ,
        OPERATOR        3       = ,
        OPERATOR        4       >= ,
        OPERATOR        5       > ,
        FUNCTION        1       tsquery_cmp(tsquery, tsquery);


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Thomas Dempster Gordon Esq. (* 1. November 1811 in Bath, England; † 13. Dezember 1894 in Bamberg) war ein schottischer Marineoffizier und Büchersammler, der in Deutschland lebte.

Leben

Thomas Dempster Gordon entstammte einer reichen schottischen Familie, die in Balmaghie in Kirkcudbrightshire ansässig war. Er war der Sohn des Rear Admiral of the Red James Murray Gordon (1782–1851) und der Sarah Almeria Gordon, geborene Caulfeild, verwitwete Charleton (1772–1821). Gordon diente als Captain in der Royal Navy.

Sein Wohlstand erlaubte ihm später als Privatier häufige Reisen, die ihn seit 1849 fast jährlich in die Kurstadt Kissingen führten. Gordon heiratete 1870 Anna Hailmann, geb. Dürig (1813–1894), Witwe eines wohlhabenden Kissinger Hoteliers. Das Paar lebte später in ihrer Geburtsstadt Bamberg.

Bedeutung
Gordons Bibliothek, in welche die zum Teil bibliophil ausgerichteten Büchersammlungen seines Vaters und weiterer Verwandter Eingang gefunden hatten, zeigte eine große Spannweite an Interessen. Sie umfasste annähernd 1.600 Werke in über 3.000 Bänden aus drei Jahrhunderten. Weitläufig ausgebaut war darin die europäische Belletristik. Daneben enthielt sie in großer Zahl Bücher zur europäischen Kultur, Geographie und Geschichte (darunter Militär- und Seefahrtsgeschichte), ferner Memoiren und Biographien von Philosophen, Staatsmännern und Militärs. Bemerkenswert ist die sprachliche Vielfalt: Vertreten sind Bücher in Englisch, Deutsch, Französisch, Italienisch, Spanisch und Russisch, aber auch in Altgriechisch und Latein. Die Bücher präsentieren sich vielfach in goldverzierten Einbänden aus England und Frankreich. Vorhanden sind zahlreiche rare Erstdrucke.

Gordons Bibliothek wurde der Königlichen Bibliothek Bamberg (heute Staatsbibliothek Bamberg) gestiftet, in deren allgemeinen Beständen sie aufgegangen ist. Über Besitzkennzeichnungen, darunter vielfach Exlibris, und Bestandslisten lässt sich die Provenienz sichern. 2001 erhielt die Staatsbibliothek Bamberg aus Bad Kissingen Ölporträts von Thomas Dempster Gordon und seiner Frau Anna, geschaffen von dem Bamberger Maler Hans Kundmüller (1837–1893).

Aus Anlass des Jubiläumskongresses der "International Association of University Professors of English" (IAUPE) an der Universität Bamberg gab es vom 30. Juli bis 24. November 2001 in der Staatsbibliothek Bamberg die Ausstellung Die bibliophile Sammlung des Thomas Dempster Gordon (1811-1894), Captain der Royal Navy, in der Staatsbibliothek Bamberg.

Literatur
 Bernard Burke: A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry of Great Britain and Ireland. Fifth edition. Vol. 1. London 1875, S. 520.
 Werner Taegert: Die bibliophile Sammlung des Thomas Dempster Gordon (1811-1894), Captain der Royal Navy, in der Staatsbibliothek Bamberg, Ausstellungskatalog. (= Kleine Ausstellungsführer Nr. 76). Staatsbibliothek Bamberg, Bamberg 2001.
 Edward Walford: The county families of the United Kingdom. London 1860, S. 757.

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text:
<?php

namespace Composer\Test\Package\Archiver;

use Composer\Factory;
use Composer\Package\Archiver\ArchiveManager;
use Composer\Package\PackageInterface;

class ArchiveManagerTest extends ArchiverTest
{
    /**
     * @var ArchiveManager
     */
    protected $manager;

    protected $targetDir;

    public function setUp()
    {
        parent::setUp();

        $factory = new Factory();
        $this->manager = $factory->createArchiveManager($factory->createConfig());
        $this->targetDir = $this->testDir.'/composer_archiver_tests';
    }

    public function testUnknownFormat()
    {
        $this->setExpectedException('RuntimeException');

        $package = $this->setupPackage();

        $this->manager->archive($package, '__unknown_format__', $this->targetDir);
    }

    public function testArchiveTar()
    {
        $this->setupGitRepo();

        $package = $this->setupPackage();

        $this->manager->archive($package, 'tar', $this->targetDir);

        $target = $this->getTargetName($package, 'tar');
        $this->assertFileExists($target);

        $tmppath = sys_get_temp_dir().'/composer_archiver/'.$this->manager->getPackageFilename($package);
        $this->assertFileNotExists($tmppath);

        unlink($target);
    }

    public function testArchiveCustomFileName()
    {
        $this->setupGitRepo();

        $package = $this->setupPackage();

        $fileName = 'testArchiveName';

        $this->manager->archive($package, 'tar', $this->targetDir, $fileName);

        $target = $this->targetDir . '/' . $fileName . '.tar';

        $this->assertFileExists($target);

        $tmppath = sys_get_temp_dir().'/composer_archiver/'.$this->manager->getPackageFilename($package);
        $this->assertFileNotExists($tmppath);

        unlink($target);
    }

    protected function getTargetName(PackageInterface $package, $format, $fileName = null)
    {
        if (null === $fileName) {
            $packageName = $this->manager->getPackageFilename($package);
        } else {
            $packageName = $fileName;
        }

        $target = $this->targetDir.'/'.$packageName.'.'.$format;

        return $target;
    }

    /**
     * Create local git repository to run tests against!
     */
    protected function setupGitRepo()
    {
        $currentWorkDir = getcwd();
        chdir($this->testDir);

        $output = null;
        $result = $this->process->execute('git init -q', $output, $this->testDir);
        if ($result > 0) {
            chdir($currentWorkDir);
            throw new \RuntimeException('Could not init: '.$this->process->getErrorOutput());
        }

        $result = $this->process->execute('git config user.email "you@example.com"', $output, $this->testDir);
        if ($result > 0) {
            chdir($currentWorkDir);
            throw new \RuntimeException('Could not config: '.$this->process->getErrorOutput());
        }

        $result = $this->process->execute('git config user.name "Your Name"', $output, $this->testDir);
        if ($result > 0) {
            chdir($currentWorkDir);
            throw new \RuntimeException('Could not config: '.$this->process->getErrorOutput());
        }

        $result = file_put_contents('composer.json', '{"name":"faker/faker", "description": "description", "license": "MIT"}');
        if (false === $result) {
            chdir($currentWorkDir);
            throw new \RuntimeException('Could not save file.');
        }

        $result = $this->process->execute('git add composer.json && git commit -m "commit composer.json" -q', $output, $this->testDir);
        if ($result > 0) {
            chdir($currentWorkDir);
            throw new \RuntimeException('Could not commit: '.$this->process->getErrorOutput());
        }

        chdir($currentWorkDir);
    }
}


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Sundance Now Unveils December TV & Movie Slate
By TheGeek | November 23, 2020
Sundance Now has revealed their December slate, including four exclusive premieres: The timely and gripping drama The Commons starring Joanne Froggatt, the award-winning political drama Total Control created by and starring Oscar nominee Rachel Griffiths and Deborah Mailman, the foreign language period spy drama Shadow Lines, and the high-stakes insider trading British drama Cleaning Up starring Sheridan Smith. You can check out the full lineup below!
RELATED: Sundance Now Unveils November TV & Movie Slate
The Sundance Now December slate includes:
The cult classic and Sofia Coppola's feature directorial debut based on the bestselling novel by Jeffrey Eugenides. In an ordinary suburban house, on a lovely tree-lined street, in the middle of 1970s America, lived the five beautiful, dreamy Lisbon sisters, whose doomed fates indelibly marked the neighborhood boys who to this day continue to obsess over them. A story of love and repression, fantasy and terror, sex and death, memory and longing. It is at its core a mystery story: a heart-rending investigation into the impenetrable, life-altering secrets of American adolescence. Starring James Woods (Vampires), Kathleen Turner (Romancing the Stone), Kristen Dunst (Spider-Man), Josh Hartnett (Lucky Number Slevin), and Danny Devito (Matilda), with voice narration by Giovanni Ribisi (Boiler Room). (1999)
THE COMMONS, Ep 1 (Sundance Now Exclusive) (U.S. / Canada Premiere)
Set in a gripping vision of the near future, gifted neuropsychologist Eadie Boulay (Joanne Froggatt, Downton Abbey, Liar) is desperate to conceive a child. Faced with next level climate change, the question of bringing a child into the world is a whole lot more complicated than it used to be. Also starring Rupert Penry-Jones (MI-5, Miss Fisher & the Crypt of Tears), David Lyons (ER, Eat Pray Love, Revolution), and Dominic Ona-Ariki (One Lane Bridge).
RIVIERA, Season 3, Ep 5 (Sundance Now Original)
A new episode of the glamorous Sundance Now Original thriller starring Julia Stiles (Hustlers, 10 Things I Hate About You, Bourne franchise). Alex is angered to learn that Georgina and Gabriel are on the run. In Buenos Aires, Victor and Dario are delighted to have Cesar back in one piece.
Recently released from prison, Beth (Julianne Nicholson, August: Osage County) is working with her public defender to get her son back from her sister, who was awarded legal custody while Beth was incarcerated for 10 years. Soon after, Beth forms an unlikely alliance with Jess (Emma Roberts, We're the Millers), an idealistic young protégé of the public defense team who decides to take on Beth's cause whether she likes it or not. Also starring Zachary Quinto (Star Trek), Lea Thompson (Back to the Future trilogy), Jason Biggs (American Pie), and Jimmy Smits (The West Wing). (2017)
A visceral look at the lives of Palestinian youth living under military occupation. (Documentary, 2019)
On her 60th birthday, Julia (Emmy winner Julia Ormond, Mad Men, Legends of the Fall) hits it off with handsome young Benjamin (Ben Barnes, The Chronicles of Narnia films, Westworld). But their whirlwind romance is marred by the disapproval of Julia's adult children. Does Benjamin truly love her, or is he the gold digger her family believes him to be? (6 EPS, available all at once)
RIVIERA, Season 3, Ep 6
It's election day, and Victor has one last chance to persuade the city to vote for him. Meanwhile, Georgina confronts Daphne.
THE COMMONS, Ep 2
Eadie's desperation to conceive leads to a dangerous bargain with Shay. Her offer to take his National Service days at one of the city's Resettlement Centers will seem a small price to pay for the chance to have a child.
A BAFTA Award-winning documentary about Nobel Peace Prize nominee and political theorist Gene Sharp, described as the world's foremost scholar on nonviolent revolution. The film describes Sharp's ideas, and their influence on popular uprisings around the world. (2011)
ROAD TO REVOLUTION
The crucial accompanying backstory to one of the most current and important films of our time. The film follows charismatic filmmaker Ruaridh Arrow on his dramatic journey, from funding difficulties to facing death threats in Tahrir Square to produce his documentary, How to Start A Revolution. Winner of Raindance Best Documentary award, Arrow's film gives an exclusive insight into the man, Gene Sharp, who has aided dozens of revolutions with his handbook on over-throwing dictatorships. (Documentary, 2011)
TOTAL CONTROL, Ep 1 (Sundance Now Exclusive) (U.S. / Canada Premiere)
Rachel Anderson (Rachel Griffiths, Six Feet Under, Brothers and Sisters, Dead Lucky) is the embattled but cunning Prime Minister of Australia. Alexandra "Alex" Irving (AACTA winner Deborah Mailman, Jack Irish, Mystery Road) is a charismatic Indigenous woman who finds herself the center of media attention following her admirable actions in a high-risk situation. Rachel wants to use Alex to boost her popularity and further her own agenda and recruits her as a senator. Also starring Harry Richardson (Dunkirk, Poldark), Celia Ireland (Wentworth), David Roberts (Bad Mothers, The Matrix Reloaded), and Aaron Pedersen (Mystery Road).
The fallout from the drive-by shooter on the red carpet at Victor's party is revealed.
Eadie's deception runs deeper as the pregnancy progresses and she needs to make good on her offer to take Shay's National Service days at one of the city's emergency Resettlement Centers.
MY ENEMY, MY BROTHER (U.S. Premiere of Feature-Length Movie)
Feature-length movie inspired by the 2016 Oscar shortlisted documentary. In 1982, Zahed was an Iranian boy who ran away from home to join the army. Najah was a 29-year-old Iraqi with a wife and son when he was conscripted to fight. When they meet on the battlefield, Zahed risks his life to save Najah. Twenty-five years later they meet again by sheer chance in Canada. (Documentary)
THE MAN WHO SHOT NEW YORK
A prodigious talent, Harold Feinstein photographed life in all its forms, when and where he wished. Whether this was as a draftee in the Korean War, in a Bebop infused Manhattan loft or rural hippy enclave in upstate NY, Harold's 35mm black and white photographs captured the essence of life with a with a uniquely humanist eye. The re-discovery of Feinstein's vast and diverse body of work came in his final years and the film meets him then; in his early 80s and with a zen-like appreciation for the life he lived. (2019)
THE LADY IN NUMBER 6: Music Saved My Life
The Academy Award-winning documentary tells the story of Alice Herz-Sommer, a German-speaking Jewish pianist from Prague who was, at her death, the world's oldest Holocaust survivor. In the documentary, she discusses the importance of music, laughter, and how to have an optimistic outlook on life. (2013)
SHADOW LINES (Nyrkki) (Sundance Now Exclusive) (U.S. / Canada Premiere)
In the 1950's, the hottest spot of the Cold War is not Washington or Moscow, but Helsinki, where the KGB and the CIA vie for control of Finland, a small Nordic country wedged between East and West powers. Helena (Emmi Parviainen, Secret Lives, Games People Play), a student freshly returned from the United States, is recruited by her godfather to join a top-secret Finnish task force in its ongoing missions: preventing the two global powerhouses meddling in the presidential election and keeping their homeland independent. But as she begins to discover the truth about her past, her personal and professional life collide. With long-kept secrets and political agendas coming to a head, the team must overcome the lies and distrust if they have any chance of succeeding. (Finnish/English language) (10 EPS, Available all at once)
RIVIERA, Season 3, Ep 8 – FINALE
It's a race against time for Georgina and Gabriel, who must use all their strength and cunning to escape. What does their future hold?
TOTAL CONTROL, Ep 2
Alex proves her worth to the government, brokering a difficult deal between native title holders and the government. Meanwhile, JC hitchhikes across the country in an effort to meet Alex.
Eadie's drive to help Rachel find her family lost in the storm gives her a front-row view of what people are experiencing further out in the hot zones.
Based on the 1856 novel of the same name by Gustave Flaubert. Bored in her marriage to a country doctor and stifled by life in a small town, the restless Emma Bovary (Mia Wasikowska, Stoker, Alice in Wonderland) pursues her dreams of passion and excitement, whatever they may cost. Also starring Rhys Ifans (The Amazing Spider-Man), Ezra Miller (The Perks of Being a Wallflower), Logan Marshall-Green (The Invitation), Henry Lloyd-Hughes (Killing Eve), Laura Carmichael (The Secrets She Keeps, Downton Abbey) and Paul Giamatti (Sideways). (2014)
THE DAUGHTER TREE
In the Village of Men, a girl hasn't been born for the past 20 years as the locals abort the child the moment they determine its gender. In another tiny village, residents view girls as goddesses and plant a tree whenever a baby girl is born. (Documentary, 2019)
CLEANING UP, Ep 1 (Sundance Now Exclusive) (U.S. / Canada Premiere)
Sam Cook (Sheridan Smith, Doctor Who, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps) is a cleaner at Kramer Lowe, a financial company in Canary Wharf. Struggling to get by on her zero-hour contract with Xenco Clean, she is drowning in debt, addicted to gambling, and faces her ex-husband trying to get full-time custody of their two daughters. After overhearing a stockbroker who is being blackmailed into insider trading, she plunges herself into a shady world of finance. Also starring Jade Anouka (Turn Up Charlie), Robert Emms (Chernobyl, His Dark Materials), and Matthew McNulty (Deadwater Fell).
Alex deals with the fallout back in Winton while having to face up to some consequences of her past actions. Meanwhile back in Canberra, Jonathan tries time to track down Jess and an attempt is made to headhunt him on Capital Hill.
As Ivy stares down an uncertain future, her mood hits the skids and Lloyd looks to Shay to step up into his godfatherly role and help her find her feet
Category: Film TV Tags: Movie News, Movies, streaming, sundance now, TV, tv news, uk
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The Best Netflix Original Shows Coming In 2020
TWO new Ryan Murphy series?!
by Nicole Pomarico | Mar 15, 2020
PHOTO: youtube/netflix
Three months in and 2020 is already shaping up to be a pretty exhausting year…but when all else fails, there's always Netflix, and this year, the streaming service is releasing all kinds of original shows that we're going to love. After all, did Cheer or Love Is Blind let anybody down? Nope, absolutely not.
As much as we're looking forward to the returning shows (please give us more Stranger Things this year), there are so many brand new series headed our way, too—and some of them might even end up becoming our new favorites.
Here are the best Netflix Original Series coming out in 2020, so do yourself a favor and don't make plans for the rest of the year. Just in case.
Need a Lisa Kudrow fix? Try Feel Good, which debuts on March 19. It's based on stand up comedian and star Mae Martin's real life, and the cast also includes Charlotte Richie and Adrian Lukis.
Self Made: Inspired By The Memoirs of Madame C.J. Walker
Starring Octavia Spencer in the role of C.J. Walker, the show is based on the book On Her Own Ground, which was written by Walker's great-granddaughter. It's a limited series consisting of four episodes, and also stars Tiffany Haddish. This one's out March 20.
Can you ever go wrong with a new Ryan Murphy series? This one is all about the golden age of Hollywood in the 1940s, which means lots of pretty sets and pretty costumes. Premiering on May 1, the series has an all-star cast including Darren Criss, Maude Apatow, Patti LuPone, Jim Parsons, and Dylan McDermott.
Add another Ryan Murphy series to the list. In Ratched, Sarah Paulson plays Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, and this series is the character's origin story. So far, no release date has been announced, but this could be a big one.
Still (anxiously) awaiting a release date for this, but Netflix is giving us a brand new take on the classic book series about a group of baby-sitters and best friends from Stoneybrook, Connecticut. So far, we don't know much about the upcoming show, but we do know that Alicia Silverstone and Mark Feuerstein are included in the cast.
Yes, the Space Force is somehow now a real thing in our world, and thankfully we get a Netflix comedy out of it. Produced by Greg Daniels—who also brought us shows like Parks And Recreation and The Office—Space Force will be a workplace comedy starring Steve Carell, Ben Schwartz, and John Malkovich.
Mindy Kaling is creating and showrunning Never Have I Ever, a classic coming-of-age series about a 15-year-old Indian girl named Devi, played by Maitreyi Ramakrishnan. So far, there aren't too many details about this one (or an official release date), but hopefully, more info is coming soon.
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South Dakota Engineering Schools
Engineering Programs in South Dakota
South Dakota's cheapest Engineering Program is located at Sinte Gleska University, and costs
More students applied to South Dakota State University's Engineering Program than any other school in South Dakota, with
4,725 total applicants.
Engineering Schools in South Dakota:
Sinte Gleska University
South Dakota Acceptance Rate:
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South Dakota is infamous for being home to Mount Rushmore and other tourist destinations. The tourism industry is one of the dominant markets in South Dakota, with thousands of tourists exploring the state to see its natural beauty.
South Dakota also has a strong agricultural industry and, more recently, has become the headquarters for many national financial firms.
Engineering Education in South Dakota
College departments provide concentrations in engineering programs that correspond to professions in the engineering industry. For example, many colleges offer a mechanical engineering concentration or sets of mechanical engineering classes for students interested in the corresponding profession.
In South Dakota, students who want a certificate or associate's degree in engineering can attend one of five technical institutes or community colleges, including the Southeast Technical Institute. There is also Sinte Gleska University, a private university for Native American students, which provides engineering associate's programs.
In addition, there are three public universities that provide bachelor's programs in engineering: South Dakota State University, the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, and Black Hills State University. Augustana College, a private college in Sioux Falls, also offers a bachelor's program in engineering.
The University of South Dakota provides a graduate program in engineering, along with South Dakota State University and the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
Outlook for Engineering Jobs in South Dakota
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) explains that there are 4,360 engineering jobs in South Dakota's engineering sector. The BLS further adds that the average annual salary of South Dakota engineers calculated to $57,920.
Career trends vary in South Dakota, such as civil engineers earning $66,060 with 830 employed versus 370 industrial engineers earning $71,970.
Despite a strong agricultural sector, the BLS reports that there are only 40 agricultural engineers earning $57,620 a year.
Programs in South Dakota


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Claret Ash – "The Great Adjudication: Fragment One" LP/Album Review (black metal)
The "Super Blue Blood Moon" has come and passed and a coldness remains in the Australian winds. The Great Adjudication: Fragment One is the new release; a fantastic progressive/atmospheric black metal offering from Claret Ash. This ltd. edition LP will be out around the end of March/early April. The digital version is already available.
From Bandcamp: "Themes and imagery have expanded as new stories were developed to lead listeners on a journey to THE GREAT ADJUDICATION, the retaliation and judgement of the natural world of our trespasses against it."
Five tracks are on this release and range from 5:44-8:11 in length. One thing that you'll notice from listening to the album is that there are a lot of different things going on at different times; different key changes, progressions, break-downs etc. However, please note that this does NOT mean that they don't have a focus. Each of the tracks sound distinct from the others and yet stylistically the record remains consistent on a whole. I think the only thing that I would love to see more of are moments like about :30 into track one, "Essence of Fire" where the band does a great harmony with the vocals in combination with the really powerful break from the tremolo riffing.
We're hearing influences from everything from second and third wave black metal to post-black metal to death and thrash metal from the 90s. There seems to be some influence from the old Century Media bands like Asphyx and perhaps some from the Swedes such as Dismember and Unleashed. Yet, Claret Ash seem to be developing their own style. The more you listen, the more it will sink in. We should look forward to future work as the band keeps Australia on the map of metal.
Highly recommended for those fans who enjoy a band that is willing to stretch things a bit while maintaining their own identity. There are plenty of break-neck paced cuts, atmospheric black metal screaming, catchy break-downs and unexpected yet refreshing changes.
The Great Adjudication: Fragment One on LP is limited to 150 copies. To be released on o be released on Beverina (Austria) / Casus Belli Musica (Russia).
To buy the LP:
https://beverina.bandcamp.com/album/claret-ash-the-great-adjudication-fragment-one-lp-30-march-2018
https://casusbellimusica.bandcamp.com/album/the-great-adjudication-fragment-one-lp-2018
For the digital album:
https://claretash.bandcamp.com/
http://www.casusbellimusica.com
https://www.facebook.com/casusbellimusica
http://www.youtube.com/user/CasusBelliMusica
https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&v=S7ug2VGU-wg&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fclaretashband%2F&redir_token=HK3jTU0WvtQlzcVc3eeuyto3h198MTUxNzUyMTI0OUAxNTE3NDM0ODQ5
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Les Choppers d'Albany sont une franchise de hockey sur glace ayant évolué dans la Ligue internationale de hockey.

Historique
L'équipe a été créée en 1990 à Albany dans l'État de New York à la suite de l'achat de la concession des Komets de Fort Wayne. Celle-ci fut vendue et déménagée à Albany alors que la même été, les Spirits de Flint étaient vendus à des investisseurs qui les déménagèrent dans la région de Fort Wayne et qui reprirent le nom desdits Komets.

Les Choppers prirent part au début de la saison 1990-1991 de la LIH, mais durent mettre un terme aux activités de l'équipe à cause des problèmes financiers le . Problèmes engendrés notamment par le fait que déjà trois équipes évoluaient en région d'Albany à l'arrivée des Choppers : les Islanders de Capital District de la Ligue américaine de hockey et l'équipe représentant le Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute dans la NCAA jouait alors à Troy et les Red Wings d'Adirondack, également en LAH, s'étant établi à Glenn Falls, deux villes en banlieue d'Albany.

Saisons en LIH
Note: PJ : parties jouées, V : victoires, D : défaites, N : matchs nuls, DP : défaite en prolongation, DF : défaite en fusillade, Pts : Points, BP : buts pour, BC : buts contre, Pun : minutes de pénalité

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