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\section{Introduction}
Quantum computer has been expected to outperform its classical counterpart in some classically difficult problems. For example, the well-known Shor's factoring algorithm\cite{Shor}  and Grover's algorithm\cite{Grover} accelerate exponentially and quadratically compared with classical algorithms.
It is  a challenge to find whether quantum computer outperforms its classical counterpart on other classically intractable problems\cite{Farhi1, Hogg}, which cannot be solved classically in polynomial time of $N$, the number of input bits. Especially interesting are  the NP-complete problems\cite{NP-Complete}, which include thousands of problems, such as the Traveling Salesman problem\cite{EC} and some satisfiability (SAT) problems.   All NP-complete problems can be transformed into each other by polynomial steps. If one of the NP-complete problems can be solved in polynomial time by an algorithm in the worst case, then all NP-complete problems can be solved in polynomial time. However, it is widely believed that such a classical algorithm doesn't exist.

In this paper we explore the idea of ground state quantum computer (GSQC)\cite{Mizel1, Mizel2, Mizel3, ours}, and propose a new algorithm to solve SAT problems.
A $K$-SAT problem deals with $N$ binary variables submitted to $M$ clauses with each clause $C_i$  involving $K$ bits, and the task is to find $N$-bit states satisfying all clauses.
 When $K\ge 3$, $K$-SAT is NP-Complete, and some instances become
classically intractable when the parameter $\alpha=M/N$, as $M,\ N\rightarrow\infty$, is close to threshold $\alpha_c(K)$\cite{3SAT, SAT, NP}.

 A standard computer is characterized by time dependent state as:
$
|\psi(t_i)\rangle=U_i|\psi(t_{i-1})\rangle,
$
where $t_i$ denotes instance of  the $i$-th step, and $U_i$ represents for unitary transformation. For GSQC, the time sequence is mimicked by  the space distribution of the ground state wavefunction $|\psi_0\rangle$.

As proposed by Mizel et.al.\cite{Mizel1}, a single qubit may be a column of  quantum dots with multiple rows, and each row contains a pair of quantum dots. State $|0\rangle$ or $|1\rangle$ is represented by finding electron in one of the two dots. GSQC is made up by circuit of multiple interacting qubits, whose ground state is determined by the summation of single qubit unitary transformation Hamiltonian $h(U_j)$, two-qubit interacting Hamiltonian $h(CNOT)$, boost Hamiltonian $h(B,\lambda)$ and projection Hamiltonian $h(|\gamma\rangle,\lambda)$. The energy gap between the ground state and the first excited state determines the efficiency of GSQC\cite{ours}.

The single qubit unitary transformation Hamiltonian has the form:
\begin{eqnarray}
h^j(U_j)=\epsilon\left[
C^{\dagger}_{j-1}C_{j-1}+C^{\dagger}_{j}C_{j} -\left(C^{\dagger}_{j}U_jC_{j-1}+h.c.\right)\right],
\end{eqnarray}
where  $\epsilon$ defines the energy scale of all Hamiltonians, $C^{\dagger}_j=\left[c^{\dagger}_{j,0}\ c^{\dagger}_{j,1}\right]$, $c_{j,0}^{\dagger}$ is the electron creation operator on row $j$ at position $0$, and $U_j$ is two dimension matrix representing for unitary transformation from row $j-1$ to row $j$. The boost  Hamiltonian is:
\begin{eqnarray}
h^j(B,\lambda)=\epsilon\left[
C^{\dagger}_{j-1}C_{j-1}+\frac{1}{\lambda^2}C^{\dagger}_{j}C_{j}
-\frac{1}{\lambda}\left(C^{\dagger}_{j}C_{j-1}+h.c.\right)\right],
\end{eqnarray}
which amplifies the $j$th row wavefunction amplitude by large number $\lambda$ compared with $(j-1)$th row in $|\psi_0\rangle$. The projection Hamiltonian is
\begin{eqnarray}
h^j\left(|\gamma\rangle,\lambda\right)=\epsilon\left[
c^{\dagger}_{j-1,\gamma}c_{j-1,\gamma}+\frac{1}{\lambda^2}c^{\dagger}_{j,\gamma}c_{j,\gamma} -\frac{1}{\lambda}\left(c^{\dagger}_{j,\gamma}c_{j-1,\gamma}+h.c.\right)\right],
\end{eqnarray}
where $|\gamma\rangle$ represents for state to be projected to on row $j$ and to be amplified by $\lambda$. The interaction between qubit $\alpha$ and $\beta$ can be represented by $h(CNOT)$:
\begin{eqnarray}
h^j_{\alpha,\beta}(CNOT)&=&
\epsilon C^{\dagger}_{\alpha,j-1} C_{\alpha,j-1} C^{\dagger}_{\beta,j} C_{\beta,j}\nonumber\\
& &+h^j_{\alpha}(I)C^{\dagger}_{\beta,j-1} C_{\beta,j-1}
+ c^{\dagger}_{\alpha,j,0} c_{\alpha,j,0}h^j_{\beta}(I)\nonumber\\
& &
+c^{\dagger}_{\alpha,j,1} c_{\alpha,j,1}h^j_{\beta}(N). \label{hCNOT}
\end{eqnarray}
where for $c^{\dagger}_{a,b,c}$, its subscription $a$ represents for qubit $a$, $b$ for the number of row, $c$ for the state $|c\rangle$.
 All above mentioned  Hamiltonians are positive semidefinite, and are the same as those in \cite{Mizel1, Mizel2, Mizel3}. Only pairwise interaction is considered for interacting Hamiltonians.

 The input states are determined by the boundary conditions applied upon the first rows of all qubits, $h^0=E(I+\sum_i a_i\sigma_i)$, with $\sigma_i$ being Pauli matrix, $\sum_ia_i^2=1$ and $E$ being large compared with $\epsilon$\cite{ours}.

To implement any algorithm, on final row of each qubit boost or projection Hamiltonian is applied so that $|\psi_0\rangle$ concentrates on the position corresponding to the final step in standard paradigm,  hence measurement on GSQC can read out desired information with appreciable probability.

 As shown in \cite{ours} GSQC circuit may have exponentially small energy gap depending on detail of circuit, and assembling GSQC circuit directly following algorithm for standard paradigm, such as quantum Fourier transform, leads to exponentially small energy gap. In order to avoid small gap, teleportation box, as shown in Fig.(\ref{teleport}), is introduced on each qubit between two control Hamiltonians. The teleportation boxes make all qubits short (the longest qubit has length 8), on the other hand, for arbitrary GSQC circuit they make the energy gap only polynomially small $\Delta\propto \epsilon/\lambda^8$ if all boost and projection Hamiltonians have the same $\lambda$ value. To determine magnitude of $\lambda$, one only needs to count the total number of qubits in the circuit, which is proportional to the number of control operation in an algorithm, say $N^k$, then the probability of finding all electrons on final rows is $P\approx (1-C/\lambda^2)^{N^k}$ with $C$ being 8, the maximum length of qubit. In order to have appreciable $P$, we set $\lambda\approx N^{k/2}$, hence $\Delta\propto \epsilon/N^{4k}$. The details can be found in \cite{ours}.

While a time-dependent standard quantum computer makes unitary transformation from one instance to the next, GSQC may have non-unitary transformation from one row to the next, such as the boost Hamiltonian $h(B,\lambda)$ and projection Hamiltonian $h(|\gamma\rangle, \lambda)$. Especially the projection Hamiltonian, which mimics measurement in standard paradigm, can amplify the probability of certain state to be ``measured", hence GSQC owns advantage over standard quantum computer.

A simple example, although of no practical interest, demonstrates this advantage: to teleport quantum state from qubit 1 to qubit 2, then to qubit 3, and so on to qubit $N$. By standard quantum computer, the probability to successfully realize this series of teleportations is $(1/4)^N$ because each teleportation process only has $1/4$ probability to succeed\cite{book}; while by GSQC, the probability is $(1-8/\lambda^2)^{3N}$: setting $\lambda=\sqrt{DN}$, then $P\approx e^{-24/D}$, and energy gap is $\Delta\propto \epsilon/(D^4N^4)$\cite{ours}. Thus GSQC only costs polynomially long time to finish the task while standard paradigm needs exponentially long time.
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}
\leavevmode
\hbox{\epsfxsize=2cm \epsffile{teleport300.eps}}
\end{center}
\caption{\small Design for "teleportation box". The circuit inside box is similar to the teleportation circuit in \cite{Mizel3}. Label $I$ represents for identity transformation Hamiltonian $h(I)$, $H$ for Hadamard transformation Hamiltonian $h(H)$ and $P(0)$ for projection Hamiltonian $h(|0\rangle,\lambda)$. }
\label{teleport}
\end{figure}

The advantage of GSQC makes new quantum algorithm possible. Here I present a quantum algorithm to solve SAT problems as shown in Fig.(\ref{Circuit}),
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}
\leavevmode
\hbox{\epsfxsize=6cm \epsffile{circuit.eps}}
\end{center}
\caption{\small Design for circuit solving SAT problem with each clause involving 3 bits. Box labeled ``Filter Box" represents for circuit as shown in Fig.(\ref{filterbox}).}
\label{Circuit}
\label{circuit}
\end{figure}
a GSQC circuit to solve  a 3-SAT problem with only 9 bits. It's easy to extend to $N$-bit problem. Each clause is implemented by a ``filter box", and the circuit inside each filter box makes sure that on rows immediately below it the states satisfying clause $C_i$ have much larger amplitudes than other unsatisfying states, or we can say those unsatisfying states are filtered out. This can be realized by projection and boost Hamiltonians, and the detail will be given in the following example.
In the figure, the input state on the top row is $(|0\rangle+|1\rangle)(|0\rangle+|1\rangle)...(|0\rangle+|1\rangle)$, which is determined by the boundary Hamiltonian, $h^0=E(I-\sigma_x)$;
the clause involving qubit 1, 2 and 3 is implemented by filter box 1, the clause involving qubit 2, 3 and 4 implemented by filter box 4, the clause involving qubit 3, 4 and 8 implemented by filter box 6, etc.

When all constraints are implemented, at ground state the states measured on the final rows of the $N$ qubits should be superposition of states satisfying all constraints. I will show no backtracking is needed later.

Now I give an example on how to implement a filter box.
We  focus  on the 3-bit Exact Cover problem\cite{EC},  an instance of SAT problem, and belongs to NP-complete. Following is definition of 3-bit Exact Cover problem:

{\textit{There are $N$ bits $z_1,\ z_2,\ ...,\ z_N$, each taking the value 0 or 1. With $O(N)$   clauses  applied to them, each clause is a constraint involving three bits: one bit has value 1 while the other two have value 0. The task is to determine the $N$-bit state satisfying all the clauses. }}

\begin{figure}
\begin{center}
\leavevmode
\hbox{\epsfxsize=5cm \epsffile{filterbox300.eps}}
\end{center}
\caption{\small Design for "filter box". The labels  on the lines represent for corresponding Hamiltonians: $I$ for $h(I)$, $CNOT$ for $h(CNOT)$, $P(1)$ for projection $h(|1\rangle,\lambda)$ et. al. At the final rows, $B/I$ represents for boost Hamiltonian $h(B,\lambda)$ if there is no more clause to be applied to this qubit, otherwise, represents for identity Hamiltonian $h(I)$. There are teleportation boxes, not shown in figure, inserted on all qubits between two control Hamiltonians. Some dots marked by $X$ or $Y$ are for demonstration convenience in text.}
\label{filterbox}
\end{figure}
The algorithm is implemented by the circuit in Fig.(\ref{circuit}). Considering any one of the clauses, in GSQC  a filter box, involving three qubits $i,\ j$ and $ k$, which are represented by gray dot columns in Fig.(\ref{filterbox}), we add two ancilla qubits: qubit 1 and qubit 2, which are represented by dark dot columns.   Qubits $i,\ j,\ k$ at the first row are in the state $(|1\rangle+|0\rangle)$ if they have not experienced any clause yet, and the two ancilla qubits are in state $|\hat{0}\rangle$ and $|\tilde{0}\rangle$ on top rows by boundary Hamiltonians, where $ |\hat{\gamma}\rangle$ corresponds to state of ancilla qubit 1, and $ |\tilde{\gamma}\rangle$ to state of ancilla qubit 2.

Inside the dashed triangle of Fig.(\ref{filterbox}),
after the first $CNOT$, we obtain state  $|\hat{1}{\rangle}|1{\rangle} + |\hat{0}{\rangle}|0{\rangle}$;
after the second $CNOT$:  $ |\hat{1}{\rangle}|1{\rangle}|0{\rangle}+|\hat{0}{\rangle}|0{\rangle}|0{\rangle} +  |\hat{0}{\rangle}|1{\rangle}|1\rangle+|\hat{1}{\rangle}|0{\rangle}|1{\rangle}$;
after the third $CNOT$:
\begin{eqnarray}
&& |\hat{1}\rangle \left(|1\rangle |0\rangle |0\rangle+|0\rangle |1\rangle |0\rangle+|0\rangle |0\rangle |1\rangle+|1\rangle |1\rangle |1\rangle\right)\nonumber\\
&+&|\hat{0}\rangle \left(|1\rangle |1\rangle |0\rangle+|0\rangle |1\rangle |1\rangle+|1\rangle |0\rangle |1\rangle+|0\rangle |0\rangle |0\rangle\right).\nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
Immediately below the triangle, if the system stays at ground state, electron in ancilla qubit 1 is measured to be on the row labeled by $X$ and at state $|\hat{1}\rangle$, and the three electrons on qubit $i,\ j,\ k$ are all found on the rows labeled by $X$, then the three-qubit states satisfy the clause except for $ |1{\rangle}|1{\rangle}|1{\rangle}$.

The ancilla qubit $2$, starting at state $ |\tilde{0} {\rangle}$, experiences  $ CNOT$ gates controlled by qubits $j$ and $k$, and $R(\pm \pi/4)$ is defined in \cite{Tof} as $R_y(\pm \pi/4)$, as shown within the dotted pentagon in Fig.(\ref{filterbox}). All those transformations happened  inside the dotted pentagon are equivalent to a Toffoli gate except for some unimportant phases\cite{Tof}: if both qubits $j$ and $k$ are in state $|1\rangle$, then the ancilla qubit $2$ reverses to state $|\tilde{1}\rangle$, otherwise, it remains at state $|\tilde{0}\rangle$. After this nearly Toffoli transformation, if at ground state electrons in qubit $j,\ k$ and ancilla qubit $2$ are found on rows labeled by $Y$, and ancilla qubit 2 is at $|\tilde{0}\rangle$, then the three qubits will be at $|\tilde{0} \rangle ( |0 \rangle |0\rangle + |1\rangle |0\rangle + |0\rangle |1\rangle)$.
 Thus if at ground state all electrons are found on rows immediately below both the dashed triangle and the dotted pentagon, and if ancilla qubit 1 is at $|\hat{1}\rangle$ and ancilla qubit 2 at $|\tilde{0}\rangle$, then  the three qubits $i,\ j,\ k$ and two ancilla qubits will  satisfy the clause:
\begin{eqnarray}
|\hat{1}\rangle|\tilde{0}\rangle\left(|1\rangle|0\rangle|0\rangle+|0\rangle|1\rangle|0\rangle+|0\rangle|0\rangle|1\rangle
\right).
\label{ff}
\end{eqnarray}

In order to make the right states pass through the filter box with large probability, we add projection Hamiltonians and boost Hamiltonians as shown in the lower part of Fig.(\ref{filterbox}).
The projection Hamiltonians on final rows of two ancilla qubits limit and amplify them at the states we prefer:   ancilla qubit 1 at $|\hat{1}\rangle$, and   ancilla qubit 2 at $|\tilde{0}\rangle$.
 If a qubit doesn't experience any more clause, it will end with a boost Hamiltonian, otherwise, its quantum state will be teleported to a new qubit through teleportation box, not shown in Fig.(\ref{filterbox}), and the new qubit continues experience more clauses. Thus the projection Hamiltonian on two ancilla qubits and boost Hamiltonian on the three qubits make sure that the ground state wavefunction concentrated on the final rows in Fig.(\ref{filterbox}) with state at Eq.(\ref{ff}).

 Noting that in the filter box all the three qubits $i,\ j,$ and $k$ always act as control qubits, thus the entanglement of these three qubits with other qubits not involved in this particular clause still keep the same. When adding a clause, the resulted states satisfying this clause will also satisfy all previous applied clauses. Thus unlike classical algorithm, no backtracking is needed.

In the circuit of Fig.(\ref{circuit}), if there is at least one  solution, and all electrons are simultaneously found on the final rows of all qubits, then the reading of the $N$-bit states satisfying all constraints.

In order to keep the energy gap from being too small, like in \cite{ours}, on every qubit teleportation boxes are inserted between two control Hamiltonians, thus the total number of qubits increases while the energy gap $\Delta\propto\epsilon/\lambda^8$ if in all boost and projection Hamiltonian the amplifying factors have the same value $\lambda$.

 For one clause, or a filter box,  it needs 10 teleportation boxes (each teleportation box adds two more qubits) on the original five-qubit circuit, noting that  on the end of qubit $i,\ j$ and $k$ in Fig.(\ref{filterbox}) teleportation boxes are needed because more clause will be added. Thus adding one more filter box means adding 20 more qubits.
 The  number of clause for a NP hard 3-bit Exact Cover problem is about the same order as the number of bits $N$\cite{3SAT}, say $ \alpha N$ with $\alpha$ being $O(1)$, then there are totally $20\alpha N$ qubits and each of them ends with either projection or boost Hamiltonian. Probability of finding all electrons at the final rows is approximately
\begin{eqnarray}
P\approx \left(1-{C}/{\lambda^2}\right)^{20\alpha N},
\end{eqnarray}
where $C=8$, the length of the longest qubit\cite{ours}. It is assumed that, at ground state, in each filter box the ancilla qubit 1 and 2 have appreciable probability in $|1\rangle$ and $|0\rangle$ states respectively before projection Hamiltonians. We will address situation when the assumption is violated.

In order to make the probability independent of number of bits $N$, we take $\lambda^2=DN$, where $D$ is an arbitrary number. Then as $N$ becomes large, we obtain
\begin{eqnarray}
P\approx\left(1-{C}/{(DN)}\right)^{20\alpha N}\approx e^{-20\alpha C/D},
\label{P}
\end{eqnarray}
and energy gap\cite{ours}
\begin{eqnarray}
\Delta\propto \epsilon/\lambda^8\propto {\epsilon}/{(D^4N^4)},
\end{eqnarray}
from which one can estimate time cost.

To make the GSQC circuit at ground state,
 we can use adiabatic approach: first we set $\lambda=1$ for boost and projection Hamiltonian on final rows of all qubits, and replace the single qubit Hamiltonian between the first two rows of all qubits by a boost Hamiltonian
\begin{eqnarray}
h'(B,\lambda')=\epsilon\left[
\frac{1}{\lambda'^2}  C^{\dagger}_{1}C_{1}+  C^{\dagger}_{2}C_{2}
-\frac{1}{\lambda'}\left(C^{\dagger}_{1}C_{2}+h.c.\right)\right],
\end{eqnarray}
so that the wavefunction amplitude of the first row is boosted as $\lambda'\gg 1$. Now in the ground state the electrons concentrate at the first rows as $1/\lambda'\rightarrow 0$, thus the ground state is easy to be prepared, and energy gap $\Delta\propto\epsilon/n^2$ with $n= 8$ being the length of longest qubit. The next step is turning the quantity $1/\lambda'$ to 1 adiabatically, during which the energy gap remains at $\epsilon/n^2$ and the ground state wavefunction spreads to other rows from the first row.  The third step is turning $1/\lambda$ from 1 to $1/\sqrt{DN}$ adiabatically. In this process the energy gap   decreases monotonically from $\epsilon/n^2$ to what we obtained above: $\epsilon/D^4N^4$, and wavefunction concentrated on the final rows of all qubit as we wish. Thus the scale of time cost is about $T\propto 1/\Delta^2\propto N^8$\cite{Farhi0}, local adiabatic approach may reduce the time cost further\cite{local}.

Above analysis is under the assumption that the number of satisfying states gradually decreases as the clauses are implemented one by one. There is a situation that might hurt our algorithm:
after adding one more clause, if the number of satisfying states drops dramatically, our algorithm will be hurt. For example, if one constructs GSQC for the Grover's search problem with one condition to find a unique satisfying state from $2^N$ states, then he will find that there is an ancilla qubit containing such unnormalized state
\begin{eqnarray}
|0\rangle|\text{satisfying}\rangle+\sum_{i=1}^{2^{N}-1}|1\rangle|\text{unsatisfying}^{(i)}\rangle
\end{eqnarray}
before the projection Hamiltonian $h(|0\rangle,\lambda)$. In order to amplify the amplitude of the correct state on the final row, it requires $\lambda\ge 2^{N/2}$, which makes the energy gap exponentially small.

 Does this happen to general SAT problems? In \cite{nature} it was suggested that close to threshold $\alpha_c$   computational complexity might be related with the forming of backbone, each of a subset of bits has average value close to 1 or 0 in the subspace of satisfying states. The existence of backbone means that most satisfying states contain the state represented by backbone, and if adding one more clause kicks out the states consistent with backbone from satisfying subspace, the number of satisfying states drops dramatically. With advantage over classical algorithm, performance of  our algorithm is not affected by forming of backbone, however, as more clauses applied, the disappearance of already existed backbone in the satisfying subspace might hurt.  There is a criterion determining efficiency of our algorithm: the ratio $S_j/S_{j+1}$, with $S_j$ being the number of solutions when the $j$th clause is applied, and $S_{j+1}$ the number of solutions when the $(j+1)$th clause is applied. For example, $S_0/S_1=8/3$ for 3-bit Exact Cover problem.
 If $S_j/S_{j+1}\gg 1$, on the ancilla qubit of the $(j+1)$th filter box, the probability of finding electron on its final row will be $p\approx(1-C S_j/(\lambda^2 S_{j+1}))$. In order to have appreciable probability as Eq.(\ref{P}), it requires $\lambda^2$ increase from $DN$ to $DNS_j/ S_{j+1}$, hence the energy gap is also suppressed. In advance one cannot know what value $S_j/S_{j+1}$ is, thus a overhaul factor for $\lambda$ is needed.
 If this ratio happens to be exponentially large, then our algorithm cannot solve the SAT problem in polynomial time. However, one might be able to identify backbone by trials, and then choose proper order to implement clauses so that $S_j/S_{j+1}$ can be kept small.

In conclusion, we have demonstrated that a ground state quantum computer can solve a general SAT problem. A specific example, the 3-bit Exact Cover problem, is given.
We show that an 3-bit Exact Cover problem can be solved by the quantum algorithm described here, and  the time cost is related with the number of bits $N$ and parameter $S_j/S_{j+1}$. If $S_j/S_{j+1}$ stays small or only polynomially large, then the presented algorithm can solve this SAT problem in polynomial time.

I would like to thank A. Mizel for helpful discussion. This
work was supported in part by the NSF under grant \# 0121428 and
by ARDA and DOD under the DURINT grant \# F49620-01-1-0439.

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The Truer Lover è un cortometraggio muto del 1909. Il nome del regista non viene riportato nei credit del film.

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Il film fu prodotto dalla Vitagraph Company of America.

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Distribuito dalla Vitagraph Company of America, il film - un cortometraggio di 175 metri - uscì nelle sale cinematografiche USA il 5 giugno 1909.

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Bellevue Picks B7 as "Preliminary" Preferred Alternative
Posted on March 8, 2010 March 9, 2010 by Sherwin Lee
[UPDATE 3/9 Adam Parast] Here are some informational links about Freedom of Information Laws, of which the Open Public Meetings Act is included. In this situation the sticker is usually about wether an "action" was taken. Details about what is considered an action is about half way down in the second link.
[BREAKING] The Bellevue City Council just voted to send a letter to Sound Transit stating B7 as the "preliminary preferred alternative." From my understanding, a vote of 4-3 was taken in favor of a motion that would have amended the letter to read that "the majority of the council favors B7 as the locally preliminary preferred alternative." There was some debate over the wording of that sentence, as Councilmember Balducci wanted to ensure that the preferred alternative was only "preliminary," due to the fact that the Final EIS has not yet been issued by Sound Transit. Councilmember Lee wanted the sentence to merely state "locally preferred alternative," showing a clear split in the council.
A second vote was taken to for a motion to actually send the letter, which I understand was also 4-3. We'll have more information as soon as it comes.
[Update 11:47pm] Michael Marchand, who we endorsed for Bellevue City Council last year, contacted me with some more specifics about the meeting. The three votes against the language for B7 were cast by councilmembers Balducci, Degginger, and Chelminiak, as expected. However, the three votes against sending the letter happened to be cast by councilmembers Lee, Wallace, and Robertson, all having openly supported B7.
I was also informed that were questionable goings-on earlier:
The fireworks really started when the discussion came about the letter and council learned that there were five letter(s) in play and that the amended Wallace letter that was being circulated among councilmembers may have constituted a Open Meetings Act violation. Based on Robertson's testimony of how she worked on the letter with Wallace, Lee and Davidson, Chelminiak was quite certain that the OMA was violated in this instance and voiced that in Council.
61 Replies to "Bellevue Picks B7 as "Preliminary" Preferred Alternative"
Jessica Clark says:
When's next Bellevue City Council elections?
Sorry Kemper, but your paid-for reign on City Council needs to come to an end
Daniel Warwick says:
2011. However, of the 4 in support of B-7, only Robertson is up for election.
Zach Shaner says:
Can they possibly claim with a straight face that they made this decision after a dispassionate consideration of costs, benefits, ridership, and future growth? How refreshing it would be if they just said, "We know this is a bad alignment, and we don't really care. We like what we like for our own business reasons. The studies be damned." Such transparency would be most welcome.
God I'm sick of hearing about this alignment.
political_incorrectness says:
I'd be half tempted to not give them much of an option and give them the reason of financial stability of the line and return on investment. Sure as with all transit it will be subsidized but there will be better farebox recovery and more opportunities if routed into DT Bellevue.
c_maar says:
This segment in question does not deal with downtown Bellevue. That segment, C, is far more contentious. Expect a new Bellevue suggestion every six months until opening in 2022.
downintacoma says:
Bellevue voted…and so what? Just because Bellevue wants it this way doesn't mean Sound Transit has to go along with it…right? It would be naive to think that Bellevue's decision won't be be given serious weight, but what if the ST board just doesn't find it up to snuff, 'preferred alternative' be damned?
I live it Bellevue. The council's split and one of the member voting against this is also the member of the ST board.
The media didn't cover the city council races so it a leap to say the city supports this vs the council. Remember majority of Bellevue voted for this line.
Eastside Regionalist says:
Kenneth, you're spot0on about the sorry state of journalism in this town. Not having a newspaper to focus on the elections, and now to shine a spotlight on the Council's behavior really hurts our city, and leaves us with this circus. It will take grass-roots efforts like this – and talking with your friends, family, associates, other parents on the soccer pitch – all of that, to raise awareness of how inept this City's elected leadership is. Speaking of the majority on the Council, however. Two who are too young and overconfident, two who are too old to serve effectively – versus three very smart, very effective leaders. Who won last night? The minority. Fun to watch!
So what is this document than?
http://www.ci.bellevue.wa.us/pdf/Transportation/BellevuePreferredAlternatives_Final.pdf
where it seems to indicate B3, C2T, D2A as final preferred routing?
This was the old Bellevue city council preferred alternative.
new council new decisions?
my head hurts.
which is b7?
B7 = BNSF alignment
The "Wallace Properties" alignment.
OK, no, the C14E through DT Bellevue is the "Wallace Properties" alignment but I have never heard anything about Wallace owning property next to Wilburton P&R or anything.
C14E *requires* B7. They are one and the same.
Actually B3 modified as originally proposed by the Council would have worked too.
Bernie, any of the B3 alignments would work with the "vision line" segment through downtown Bellevue. Including B7 in the plan seems mostly to be a cynical ploy to ensure the support of those in Surrey Downs.
Really, nothing has changed. The City Council voted for a B3 modified and if that wasn't chosen for advancement to 15% engineering then the preference has always been for B7. Despite the Bellevue City Council's attempts to find compromise ST has chosen to ignore advancing the true B3 modified and instead funded engineering of a different ST proposal of B3 side running which ignores the important transition from B to C of the City Council B3 modified.
I could be mistaken, but as I understand it, B3 side running was part of the "modified" requested by the council.
You can see that it's on the right side of Bellevue Way here: http://www.ci.bellevue.wa.us/pdf/Transportation/BellevuePreferredAlternatives_Final.pdf
There is also a jog along SE 8th and 114th SE that is in the City of Bellevue version of B3 "modified" but not in Sound Transit's version.
Bernie claims this is enough of a change to justify the City Council pushing for B7 instead. I don't really see it as I think the ST version actually has fewer impacts than the City of Bellevue version.
also consider that if the B2A (112th NE at-grade) alignment is followed North of SE 8th there is the possibility of bringing the C9T (110th tunnel) alignment in at a price that might be workable between Sound Transit and Bellevue. This sort of precludes either B7 (BNSF) or the jog in Bellevue's version of B3 modified.
The main point of B3 modified was to mitigate the impact on the tranistion to DT at Main. The side running idea was a cost savings but wasn't a modification to the route. The Council was clear that if B3 modified wasn't chosen to be advanced to 15% engining then by default the unanimous decision of the Council was for B7. ST declined to advance B3 modified so the locally preferred alternative has remained B7. ST is compelled to advance that and not their own B3 tweeks.
For those who want to read for themselves what the city council said last year in regards to it's preferred alternative, including modifications to B3, you can read it here;
http://www.ci.bellevue.wa.us/pdf/Transportation/cob_pref_letter_on_east_link.pdf
The B3 modified alignment developed by Sound Transit that is now at 30% engineering meets the majority of the criteria that Bellevue cited in developing the B3 side-running scheme. The part that differs between the two, the segment from SE 8th to Main, is still up in the air. No one yet has decided how the B segment will enter downtown. It depends on which C segment is chosen and whether or not the city and Sound Transit want to cut costs by running in the median of 112th from SE 8th to Main.
The idea that the council has flip-flopped to B7 because the B3 modified being developed by ST doesn't match the magic marker drawing produced by the city council is hogwash. Everyone who knows and has followed the council meetings knows that it is a purely political decision, and there are 3 city council members who will attest to that.
And fortunately, one of those three city council members is also on the Sound Transit board.
I hope my gamble works, and I really do make enough these next couple of years to be able to move to Seattle. I don't think I could handle living in Bellevue again, not with this bought and paid for council making decisions based on marching orders and not the facts.
BWill says:
I don't get why the three B7 proponents would vote against sending the letter that includes their preferred alignment. that part of this post confuses me. Is there any clarification or additional detail you can provide on this?
Adam Parast says:
Yeah me too. I was thinking that they don't want to send a letter that obviously shows a divided council, with language that isn't very strong. Another thing is that they don't want to send a letter that very well might have breached open meetings laws. Just image that. ST can say to the city, there is no way we are considering this letter because it's creation violated city and state good government laws. In light of this we will use the cities previously chosen preferred alternative, B3 with surface running through downtown.
I hope that's the reasoning, in which case, the pro-transit side of things is showing itself quite adept at political maneuvering. The B7ers really are looking amateur with the way they are handling this.
Adam B. Parast says:
I think that Balducci knows what she is doing.
All of the B7 pros but Don voted against it because it wasn't strong enough -didn't include all the 'arguments' (sorry, they're not facts) contained in Wallace's letter. The minority won last night.
I would sincerely hope the Sound Transit Board says "thanks, but no thanks" to the Bellevue City Council's "preferred alternative." Why let four rogue members of the council undermine the financial viability of the *regionally* funded rail system? The ST Board has a responsibility to all people within the Sound Transit region to deliver the best possible transit system. The Bellevue City Council on the other hand has made it immensely clear that Kemper Freeman's interests are paramount to having the most financially viable transit system that also most effectively serves the Sound Transit region.
"The Bellevue City Council on the other hand has made it immensely clear that Kemper Freeman's interests are paramount …"
Can I please see any quotes you have from Mr. Freeman regarding the B7 alternative?
http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/why-dont-rich-eastside-developers-want-light-rail-in-downtown-bellevue/Content?oid=3304540
On the other side of the debate: A handful of well-connected developers, including development mogul Kemper Freeman Jr., want the light-rail line to skirt the center of downtown Bellevue, stopping by the freeway. The Vision Line's main Bellevue stop would then be roughly a quarter mile from the South Bellevue Transit Center and just over half a mile from Bellevue Square, at the core of downtown.
Freeman suggests that commuters like me could shorten the long walk by riding "a moving sidewalk," he says, or "something similar to what I call the 'Disney Train,' which is what goes through Disneyland."
Keep in mind also Freeman gave thousands towards studying the Vision Line as well.
A couple of thoughts … Bellevue Square is not at the core of downtown Bellevue, it's at the western edge. Sounder's main stop is more than 4000 feet from downtown Seattle, and it hasn't seemed to hurt ridership. Central Link's closest stop to southcenter mall is 2 miles away, and it hasn't seemed to hurt ridership. And the Vision Line's main Bellevue stop would only be 2000 feet from the BTC, half the distance from the King St Station to Union Street, the core of Seattle's CBD.
Good points. Though they provide little proof for how to design a light rail system to serve the greatest number of potential riders. If there are options that take you where the most people are, you choose those – as will the Sound Transit Board.
Leana says:
This is in reply to Sam, but I couldn't do it under his article since comments would not nest there.
Here's the reason the Sounder's awkward Seattle terminal location hasn't hurt ridership. People from as far away as Tacoma and Everett are so desperate to avoid the 1-hour drive to Seattle along I5 that they'll put up with all manner of inconvenience to get to Seattle without having to do the drive. Not so for the drive from bellevue to Seattle.
Additionally, buses go by 4th and Jackson every, oh, 3 minutes, and it's a free ride up to Union. In Bellevue, buses would go by every 10-20 minutes if one's lucky, and as it stands right now would not be free.
King Street Station was a sunk cost. It was a facility already existing that people re-used to save money. There's no similar sunk cost in Bellevue yet. The city has the chance to pick the RIGHT place for the transit station from a ridership/dollars/convenience point of view, not just from a "what benefits the people in power most" point of view.
Regarding Southcenter mall, unless I've missed it, I haven't seen office towers full of workers who need public transportation there lately. So the distance of rail from Southcenter mall isn't a good comparison. It's not about being close to Bellevue Square. It's about being close to where the office towers are, and those are definitely clustered well west of 405.
What's in those Bellevue office towers? Thousands of workers. What's at Southcenter and the immediate surrounding area? Thousands of workers. One deserves front door light rail service and the other doesn't?
Not to say Southcenter doesn't deserve to be served, but the magnitude of thousands for these two transit markets is different.
Thousands of workers surrounded by tens of thousands of surface parking spaces.
Central Link's success in spite of it bypassing the enormous job center that is the southcenter area is proof that if East Link doesn't go through downtown Bellevue, the sky won't fall and it won't be the disaster many here are claiming.
Southcenter required a signifigant jog in the line that would have increased travel times and added cost for few riders. Its all in the Central Link EIS and SEIS if you care to dig it up. Discussion of the merits of the various alignments considered for Central Link is also a matter of record as part of the ST board's selection of a preferred alignment. It really is not the same thing as the discussion of where East Link should be sited in downtown Bellevue other than the Bellevue City Council seems to be behaving similarly to how the Tukwilla City Council did when the alignment for Central Link was selected.
With King Street Station, there really wasn't any other practical alternative for a downtown Seattle station site. Sure something might have been able to be built between Virginia and Broad along the waterfront but that would have been even more out of the way and difficult to access than King Street.
In addition to the large number of buses serving the area along 4th Avenue and Jackson, let's not forget that the Internastional District station of the DSTT is only a block away and that the South end of the Waterfront Steetcar was also only a block away.
King Street also has the stadiums, Pioneer Square, and the International District within easy walking distance.
Again the situation with King Street, Sounder, and Downtown Seattle is very different than the "vision line" station and Downtown Bellevue.
David Seater says:
Sam, I think the point is that we can do better than "not a disaster" in downtown Bellevue. For better or worse the Southcenter decision is made and built. In Bellevue there is still opportunity to make a *good* alignment for riders. Yes, a Vision Line alignment would still have riders, but why should we not try to serve as many riders as conveniently as possible?
As our regional red administrator said, "It's Amateur Hour" in Bellevue. The ultimate letter was voted against by Lee, Wallace and Robertson because it didn't strike their preferred tone: strident, passionate, and fact-free. It simply states the city's preference has changed. The best thing to come of this will be when ST Board hears the thud, and ignores it for what it is: political coverage for the City when ST chooses B3/B2 anyway. There is no way ST will build B7 – and they sure as hell can't justify C14E. So the only issue here is whether sending this letter jeopardizes the tunnel funding negotiations downtown. If not, we might just get there.
Our regional Fed administrator – sorry.
I think it's Richard Krochalis:
http://www.fta.dot.gov/regions/region10/regional_offices_793.html
Eastside Regionalist, email me? ben@seattletransitblog.com
William C Bonner says:
It may be just me, but each time you mention one of the segments, I can't remember which is which. It would be nice if you posted a link to the single definition of each of the segments in each of your posts that refers to one of them.
I think that the B7 is the segment that goes east of the wetlands, and skips the south Bellevue park and ride.
I've been a downtown bellevue resident since 1998, and have seen how much use the south bellevue park and ride gets, so find the idea of not taking advantage of it to be ludicrous.
http://www.publicola.net/2010/03/09/bellevue-council-votes-for-wallace-alignment-at-circus-of-a-meeting/
This article has a map.
jackvalko says:
This is political theater at its finest (or worst, depending on your sense of humor). There are people in Seattle who would give their right arm for a Link train through their business/residential districts due to the social and economy value it brings. The council's motives are obvious, and the good citizens of Bellevue who believe in the benefits of a B3 alignment should start making some noise. Serious noise. Otherwise you wont see a train before Ballard does.
VISION 2050 AND B7
Peak Oil is here, alternate energy supplies to feed our transportation system (cars, buses, rail, and planes) have advanced but fall far short of demand, and our auto/freeway oriented society is struggling to re-invent itself.
Clearly, a well functioning mass transit system will provide the mobility needs of travelers choosing to live and work near bus/rail connections. Less dependence will be placed on getting the 'All Mighty SOV' to a mega P&R, and public ROW's will become 'Avenues of Gold' as planners struggle with providing new mass transit routes mapped out to serve the masses.
B7 could be an asset under this scenario. Consider the I-90 reversible lanes. They will convert to double rail track, above the pavement, and render all ramps that lead to or from the track obsolete for anything but another train, or the occasional ST track maintenance vehicle. Look at Google Earth. There's a bunch of 'em.
Now look at where E.Link would leave I-90 and flyover the westbound lanes to reach the SBPR. Instead, keep going (EB)to where the ramp splits going to I-405 or Bellevue way. That's where a natural merge point could be for Factoria/Issaquah trains merging with E.Link trains. Instead of dropping down to Bellevue way, rebuild the ramp to connect to the HOV ramp coming from SB I-405 to WB I-90/Bellevue Way. (It's a tad complicated, but by demolishing 900' of concrete, and connecting the two elevated structures, you have a 30' wide elevated structure crossing the slough in place at little cost ready for direct fixation of rails.
A new transition ramp, from the elevated section to the BNSF ROW would complete the ROW makeover. Motorist and WSDOT would howl by today's standards, but in 2040, this would look like a really smart use of public space, especially given that the Issaquah line is now in full construction.
As for SBPR, after the 550 is gone, and other through routes re-oriented to Willburton TC, it would make a really nice community 'pea patch' garden.
I've probably lost many of you by now, and the giggling can begin. Thanks for reading.
VeloBusDriver says:
I'm guessing that those ramps will be re-purposed to link up with the new HOV lanes coming before construction is started on East link. I don't imagine the train would handle some of those slopes very well. Am I missing something?
This plan actually makes sense if it wasn't based in fantasy.
Peak Oil happened around 1850.
There was a bill heading through the state legislature that basically preempted local zoning authority over projects costing over $1 Billion. The folks fighting against felt it would give WSDOT authority to put freeways wherever they wanted, but I was wondering if the change in law would allow ST to plow the rail line through Bellevue wherever they wanted.
I can't find the email so I'm not sure if it became law or not or if it even applies – anybody have a clue what I'm referring to?
No, it doesn't apply to ST.
The bill was specifically designed to exclude Sound Transit, as it only applied to Highway Transportation Projects.
So in otherwords, it was just a big 'Fuck You' all around to greater Seattle.
http://apps.leg.wa.gov/documents/billdocs/2009-10/Pdf/Bill%20Reports/Senate/6366%20SBA%20TRAN%2010.pdf
Who would guess that Washington's 'Greatest Friend to Transit' (that is what she called herself right?) would be a co-sponsor?
Erik G. says:
Maybe if ST dressed up the line to resemble a ferry boat?
Wait! I got it! Build the line through Mercer Slough on a viaduct made of ferry boats!! Mary Margaret would love it. I'd bet she'd even bring some carrot cake to celebrate.
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The biggest difference I found with using a full-frame camera is I am able to stay on my EF400mm f/2.8L IS II USM for longer, before swapping to a wider lens. It makes a big difference to the pictures. Usually, to be safe, you shoot with a 70-200mm for the goal-mouth action to get the goal and the 'jubo' [jubilation/celebration]. When Russia scored and the players ran over to my position next to the corner flag, I shot my images with the EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM lens. They were nice and sharp; traditional football images, but I thought it could work better and have more impact if I could get a little closer.
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By: Ismael Rodriguez
The Sunshine State is often praised for its thriving tourist market, population and its place among the top five largest economies in the nation, but Florida has also quietly become a key hub for entrepreneurs looking to kick-start a successful business.
Most entrepreneurs that choose to relocate or expand in Florida are often met with generous tax benefits, access to several large markets, and ease of transportation by sea, air and ground. As a result, startup density and activity has skyrocketed in Florida in recent years, ranking the state first in the nation for density and third in startup activity, according to a recent Kauffman Foundation survey.
The state's startup activity can be linked to a growing network of incubator and accelerator programs, renowned research universities and fluid connections to international business.
Some co-working and incubator programs like Domi Station in Tallahassee and others linked to state universities prove instrumental in helping startups across a variety of industries, including aerospace, biotechnology, and engineering, get off the ground by providing affordable office space, advice, and networking opportunities.
Then, of course, there's Florida's virtuous positioning, a strategic location for startups launching global businesses.
"People often don't realize that Miami is the capital of Latin America," Susan Amat, founder and CEO of Miami-based accelerator program Venture Hive, told the press. "Many large corporations with operations in Latin America, including PepsiCo Inc. and Visa Inc., have offices there."
High-tech startup businesses are also an overflowing force across Florida. Some of these well-known high-tech startups include South Florida Technology Alliance, Refresh Miami and Orlando Tech Association. They provide workshops, networking opportunities and, sometimes, even funding. Innovation Coast, a congregation of about 20 technology organizations, for example, recently awarded $250,000 in prizes to local startups through a competition.
"We're trying to show angels and VCs there is a reason to look down here, so that it becomes automatic," Innovation Coast's chairman Jim McClellan told the press of Florida's market, believing that this sort of funding is just the beginning.


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Clinical code list - Cancer codes
Matthews, A, Langan, S, Douglas, IJ, Smeeth, L and Bhaskaran, K. 2016. Clinical code list - Cancer codes. [Online]. London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, United Kingdom. Available from: https://doi.org/10.17037/DATA.142.
Matthews, A, Langan, S, Douglas, IJ, Smeeth, L and Bhaskaran, K. Clinical code list - Cancer codes. [Internet] LSHTM Data Compass. London, United Kingdom: London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine; 2016. Available from: https://doi.org/10.17037/DATA.142.
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By and large, this episode is spent showing the characters in their downtime. Allen is still under suspicion, but he doesn't seem too fazed by it. The fact that Howard Link, the man assigned with investigating him, comes bearing pie. It seems that baked goods are their way of generating good will with their subordinates as Levellier implements a similar tactic with Komui in a later scene.
Really, the investigation only becomes a problem when Allen learns that he's not allowed to associate with Cross for the duration. Given their relationship, one could argue this isn't much of a punishment, but it is an inconvenience nonetheless.
It gets worse when Allen sees the weird shadow figure he met in the ark. No one else can see him, but it leads Allen to suspect that not everything is as it seems. It's one of the more tense and engaging aspects of the episode. It builds tension effectively and paints Allen in a whole new light.
We also see Lenalee as she once again declares that she wants to be strong again during a brief talk with Kanda. While he's not the "shoulder to cry on" type, Lenalee appreciates that he doesn't show her any pity. Credit to him, he does manage to reassure her in his own taciturn fashion.
Steps are taken to get her back into the fight, at least. Hevlaska removes and examines her innocence. She explains that Lenalee is no longer synched with it. The quasi-deity compares it to what happened to Allen, saying that it evolved into a parasite type. Considering how long it took Allen to regain his abilities, it doesn't bode well for seeing her in action before the show ends. Worse yet, being a parasite type means that it feeds off her life force, resulting in a shorter life.
It makes perfect sense given the name, though it is surprising that it hasn't come up yet until just now. It seems like something that would have been mentioned or established at some point.
As all of that goes on, the science team reveals that they have acquired the egg and intend to study it. One scientist notes that by learning more about it, they could potentially bring an end to the war. It seems superfluous as they have already greatly hindered the Earl's endeavors by shutting it down, but from a genre-savvy standpoint, you just know that their efforts are going to backfire horribly.
Of course, it doesn't even make it that far as one of the Order heads is revealed to be Lulubell in disguise, who makes a grand return after a lengthy absence. She maims one of the scientists and opens a door, revealing a vast army of akuma. It makes for a solid cliffhanger and it really does catch you off guard. It's initially unclear what happens, but it still works out.
Overall, the episode is a bit of a lull. There are some highlights peppered throughout, but it's mostly filler. You could call it a calm before the storm, but it wasn't the most engaging watch.


Paul Giles has done important work reimagining North American literary history as allied rather than isolationist – revisioning American literature not as the definition of landlocked nation or exceptional homeland but as the product of transatlantic and continental traverses of forms and voices. In three books, Transatlantic Insurrections (2001), Atlantic Republic (2006), and The Global Remapping of American Literature (2011), he has uncovered the lines of influence and adaptation between North American, British, and European literary cultures. As a geographical materialist, he focuses on individual authors, overlaid with their spatial and historical environments from the colonialist, to the revolutionary, to the postmodern. But he is not an Archimedean, seeking a still perspective from somewhere above or beyond. Rather, his outlook is shaped by cartographical models of the globe with their surface mosaics of national territories and periods. Whether geographical, historical, or literary, the world is always remappable. His impulse is a deterritorialising one, looking out from within the literary work, that imaginary space from which selves, borders, hemispheres, the nation, the world can be reperceived and co-ordinates reversed or rotated.


Shopify Inc. shares tumbled after the company, which helps small businesses set up and manage their online stores, said growth in overall sales on its platform was slowing.
The Ottawa-based firm has been a Canadian tech darling for years and its stock, which had gained almost 50 per cent so far in 2018 through Monday, hit a record high earlier this month. That has left the company vulnerable to any signs of weakness and some cracks appeared in the second-quarter results.
While the company beat analysts' average estimates for revenue and profit and gave an outlook for the rest of the year that was in line with projections, growth in gross merchant volume, the total amount of sales made by all the vendors on Shopify's platform, slowed for the third consecutive quarter.
The U.S.-traded shares fell 5.2 per cent to US$140.40 at 9:44 a.m. in New York. They reached a high of US$173.78 on July 25.
"With Shopify putting up guidance quarter over quarter ever since they went public, the bar is probably higher than it has been in the past, which might explain how the stock has reacted,"' said Nikhil Thadani, an analyst at Mackie Research Capital Corp.
Analysts have been taking a harder look at what's driving Shopify's expansion and how much of its revenue is being generated from larger, more stable merchants rather than lower-paying and more precarious ones. Shortseller Andrew Left of Citron Research has said that once Shopify churns through enough people, there won't be many left to keep up the pace.
Shopify's results also come amid increased investor scrutiny of technology stocks, in the wake of disappointing results from Facebook Inc., Twitter Inc. and Netflix Inc.
"It will be interesting to see how the market treats [Shopify] today amid a little bit more scrutiny around the tech sector," Ryan Bushell, president of Newhaven Asset Management, said in an interview with BNN Bloomberg.
Which of these stocks would you buy now?
The company itself has warned growth has its limits, and key metrics like gross merchant volume are beginning to show that. GMV was US$9.1 billion in the second quarter, or 56 per cent more than the same time last year. Still, that growth rate is significantly lower than the 64 per cent the company reported in the first quarter of this year.
Chief Financial Officer Amy Shapero, who joined the company in April, pushed back against analysts' questions about growth during a conference call.
Revenue was US$245 million in the period ended June 30, the Ottawa-based company said in a statement Tuesday. That compares with the average analyst estimate of US$234.9 million, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Earnings, excluding some items, were 2 cents, while the estimate was for a loss of 3 cents. Shopify said full-year revenue would be US$1.02 billion to US$1.03 billion, in line with estimates.
Shopify to open first bricks-and-mortar location in L.A.


My name is Greet and I just love to dive!
The underwater world is like a fairyland to me. It is an escape from everyday life into a world unseen by most. Another world filled with magical creatures.
Trough this blog I would like to share this world with all of you because we only care for what we know and we only protect what we care for.
For this wonderful world is under attack and the only way of saving it is revealing it to all. So that all of us can stand together and say NO to the fast and steady destruction of something although unfamiliar to most, also providing life as we know it.
Take a plunch into the deep with me and I will show you things you will never have believed existed! I will show you animals that behave in such strange ways or animals that behave just as we humans do…. I will show you beast so ugly they become adorable and cute little fishies you better keep your distance from….
Because that is the magical thing about this "Other World"… it never is what it seems!


Morris, James Winston. "The philosopher-prophet in Avicenna's political philosophy". Edited by Charles E. Butterworth. The Political aspects of Islamic philosophy: Essays in honor of Muhsin S. Mahdi, 1992, pp. 152-198. http://hdl.handle.net/2345/4029. Note: Version of record.


How do I make a Crew booking?
We accept Crew booking enquiries in person, by phone or by email.
Does Rocket operate a pencil-booking system for the Crew?
Yes, you can pencil book Crew for dates that are yet to be confirmed. If we get conflicting bookings, you may be asked to confirm or release your booking within a 48hr time period.
If you make a pencil booking and for whatever reason you no longer require the Crew, please call to release the pencil booking.
What about Crew cancellation fees?
Cancellation fees are avoided where ever possible – usually only charged if the shoot is cancelled at short notice and other work has been turned away. Cancellation fees vary, and will be discussed in full at the time of booking.
What does our Rocket Crew shoot?
Rocket Crews are extremely experienced at shooting across a wide range of genres covering Corporate and Educational through to Commercials, Television Programs, Documentaries and feature film EPK work. Our Crew have a real wealth of experience and are highly regarded throughout the industry.
How long is a full day?
A half-day is 5 hours and is ideally scheduled to fit in to the morning or afternoon on any one day. A half-day is charged at 60% of the full day rate.
Are there any charges for overtime?
Cancellation fees are avoided where ever possible these are usually only charged if the shoot is cancelled at short notice and other work has been turned away. Cancellation fees vary and will be discussed in full at the time of booking.
Does Rocket Crew operate a pencil-booking system?
Do I need to book the camera separately from the crew?
No this is not necessary for our standard recording formats.
Can I hire the crews by the hour?
As is the screen industry standard, the minimum hire period is a half-day. A half-day is 5 hours and is ideally scheduled to fit in to the morning or afternoon on any one day. A half-day is charged at 60% of the full day rate.
Does Rocket supply Camera Crew and Sound Recordists on a labour-only basis?
Rocket Crew only shoot on our camera and sound equipment. Rocket regularly services and maintains all the crew gear and can usually provide back-up gear in the event of a breakdown.
Crew travel time – is this charged for?
Yes Crew travel time will sometimes need to be charged for. This is relative to the distance the crew are required to travel and will be discussed in full at the time of the booking.
Cancellation fees are avoided where ever possible, usually only charged if the shoot is cancelled at short notice and other work has been turned away. Cancellation fees vary, and will be discussed in full at the time of booking.
What is required of the first time hirer when booking crew?
All new customers collecting a hire must arrive at our office in person and provide their details including a photo ID so a cash account can be set-up. A photocopy of your ID will be taken for our records.
With a cash account you will be required to pay for the hire at the time of pick-up. Please see the Forms of Payment section for more details.
How do I pay for the Crew?
Payment can be made by cash, credit card (MasterCard or Visa), EFTPOS, direct debit, or electronic transfer.
Please note that if transferring payment internationally via electronic transfer an additional $25 NZD transfer fee will added to the total cost of your hire.
How do I set up a credit account?
A credit account is available for customers who have come to use our service on a regular basis.
or email it to john@rocketrentals.com .
What happens if the crew damage or lose equipment while on your shoot?
All Rocket Crew equipment is covered by Rocket's insurance. There is no insurance fee on top of the daily crew rate.
Office opening hours are from 08:00 to 5:30 Monday to Friday.
Does Rocket have after hours pick-up and drop-off facilities?
Yes, we operate a night locker system at both our Auckland and Wellington locations for collecting and returning equipment. You can arrange to use the night locker prior to the start of your hire.
Does Rocket provide an emergency after hour service?
Yes, we have an after-hours on-call Rocket staff member in both Wellington and Auckland should you require assistance. If you call to arrange a Crew booking outside of normal office hours, and a Rocket staff member is called out to facilitate your job, organise equipment etc., a call-out fee will be added to the hire charge.


Holy Week begins Sunday, April 14, with the children leading us into worship with the procession of palms.
On Maundy Thursday, April 18, we will have Holy Communion and Tenebrae service at 7:30 pm, preceded by a church dinner at 6:15 pm.
We will have a Good Friday service of word, music and meditation at 7:30 pm on April 19 and three Easter Sunday services – a casual sunrise service in the courtyard at 6:30 am and traditional services at 9 and 10:30 am.


Cheers to the Felines and Canines! The Pet Bar is now open!
Fins, Fur or Feathers? Choosing the Right Pet is a Tough Decision!
Pet Winery was founded to create healthy beverages and treats for your feline and canine friends. We are animal enthusiasts, and work hard to make products that are vitamin enriched, healthy and safe for your best pawfriend. We are located in sunny Florida and only use US organic products to ensure the highest level of quality. All products are produced in a food grade lab in a ISO7 clean room.
All items are sourced from USA and produced in our lab in Fort Myers, FL.


What is First Information Report?
The First Information Report is a very important document. It is the earliest record made of an alleged offence before there is time for its particulars to be forgotten. The FIR is a written document prepared by the police when they receive information about the commission of a cognizable offence. It is a report of information that reaches the police first in point of time and that is why it is called as the First Information Report. It is generally a complaint lodged with the police by the victim of cognizable offence or by someone on his/her behalf. Anyone can complain about the offence either orally or in writing to the police.
A cognizable offence is one in which the police may arrest a person without warrant. They are authorized to start investigation into a cognizable case on their own and do not require any orders from the court.
What is non cognizable offense?
A non cognizable offence is an offence in which a police officer has no authority to arrest without warrant. The police cannot investigate such offence without the court's permission.
When can the police refuse to investigate?
the police feel that there is not enough ground to investigate however, the police must record the reason for not conducting the investigation.
An FIR is very important document as it sets the process of criminal justice in motion. It is only after the FIR is registered in the police station that the police can take up investigation of the case.
What is the procedure of filing an FIR?
The procedure of filing an FIR is prescribed in section 154 of the Criminal Procedure Code 1973.
It is your right as a person giving information or making a complaint to demand that the information recorded by the police is read over to you.
You should sign the report only after verifying that the information recorded by the police is as per the details given by you.
People who cannot read or write must put their left thumb impression on the document after being satisfied that it is a correct record.
Always ask for a copy of the FIR, if the police do not give it to you, it is your right to get it free of cost.
What should you mention in the FIR?
Date, time and location of the incident you are reporting.
The true facts of the incident as they occurred.
Names and descriptions of the persons involved in the incident.
What can you do if your FIR is not registered?
You can meet the Commissioner/Superintendent of the police or other higher officers.
You can send your complaint in writing and by post to the Commissioner/Superintendent of the police. If the officer is satisfied with your complaint, he will instruct the subordinate officers to conduct the investigation or he will himself investigate the case.
You can file a private complaint before the court having jurisdiction.
You can also make a complaint to the State Human Rights Commission or the National Human Rights commission if the police do nothing to enforce the law or do it in a biased and corrupt manner.
Complaint means any allegation made orally or in writing to a Magistrate, with a view to his taking action under the code of criminal procedure (1973), that some person (whether known or unknown), has committed an offence.
What happens if I give a false complaint?
Never file a false complaint or give wrong information to the police. You can be prosecuted under Sec 203 of Indian Penal Code or any other relevant law for giving wrong information or for misleading the police.


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Q: Webpack code splitting: ChunkLoadError - Loading chunk X failed, but the chunk exists I've integrated Sentry with my website a few days ago and I noticed that sometimes users receive this error in their console:
ChunkLoadError: Loading chunk <CHUNK_NAME> failed.
(error: <WEBSITE_PATH>/<CHUNK_NAME>-<CHUNK_HASH>.js)

So I investigated the issue around the web and discovered some similar cases, but related to missing chunks caused by release updates during a session or caching issues.
The main difference between these cases and mine is that the failed chunks are actually reachable from the browser, so the loading error does not depend on the after-release refresh of the chunk hashes but (I guess), from some network related issue.
This assumption is reinforced by this stat: around 90% of the devices involved are mobile.
Finally, I come to the question: Should I manage the issue in some way (e. g. retrying the chunk loading if failed) or it's better to simply ignore it and let the user refresh manually?

2021.09.28 edit:
A month later, the issue is still occurring but I have not received any report from users, also I'm constantly recording user sessions with Hotjar but nothing relevant has been noticed so far.
I recently had a chat with Sentry support that helped me excluding the network related hypotesis:

Our React SDK does not have offline cache by default, when an error is captured it will be sent at that point. If the app is not able to connect to Sentry to send the event, it will be discarded and the SDK will no try to send it again.
Rodolfo from Sentry

I can confirm that the issue is quite unusual, I share with you another interesting stat: the user affected since the first occurrence are 882 out of 332.227 unique visitors (~0,26%), but I noticed that the 90% of the occurrences are from iOS (not generic mobile devices as I noticed a month ago), so if I calculate the same proportion with iOS users (794 (90% of 882) out of 128.444) we are near to a 0,62%. Still small but definitely more relevant on iOS.

A: This is most likely happening because the browser is caching your app's main HTML file, like index.html which serves the webpack bundles and manifest.
First I would ensure your web server is sending the correct HTTP response headers to not cache the app's index.html file (let's assume it is called that). If you are using NGINX, you can set the appropriate headers like this:
location ~* ^.+.html$ {
  add_header Cache-Control "no-store max-age=0";
}

This file should be relatively small in size for a SPA, so it is ok to not cache this as long as you are caching all of the other assets the app needs like the JS and CSS, etc. You should be using content hashes on your JS bundles to support cache busting on those. With this in place visits to your site should always include the latest version of index.html with the latest assets including the latest webpack manifest which records the chunk names.
If you want to handle the Chunk Load Errors you could set up something like this:
import { ErrorBoundary } from '@sentry/react'

const App = (children) => {
  <ErrorBoundary
    fallback={({ error, resetError }) => {
      if (/ChunkLoadError/.test(error.name)) {
        // If this happens during a release you can show a new version alert
        return <NewVersionAlert />

        // If you are certain the chunk is on your web server or CDN
        // You can try reloading the page, but be careful of recursion
        // In case the chunk really is not available
        if (!localStorage.getItem('chunkErrorPageReloaded')) {
          localStorage.setItem('chunkErrorPageReloaded', true)
          window.location.reload()
        }
      }

      return <ExceptionRedirect resetError={resetError} />
  }}>
    {children}
  </ErrorBoundary>
}

If you do decide to reload the page I would present a message to the user beforehand.

A: The chunk is reachable doesn't mean the user's browser can parse it. For example, if the user's browser is old. But the chunk contains new syntax.
Webpack loads the chunk by jsonp. It insert <script> tag into <head>. If the js chunk file is downloaded but cannot parsed. A ChunkLoadError will be throw.
You can reproduce it by following these steps. Write an optional chain and don't compile it. Ensure it output to a chunk.
const obj = {};
obj.sub ??= {};

Open your app by chrome 79 or safari 13.0. The full error message looks like this:
SyntaxError: Unexpected token '?'           // 13.js:2
MAX RELOADS REACHED                         // chunk-load-handler.js:24
ChunkLoadError: Loading chunk 13 failed.    // trackConsoleError.js:25
(missing: http://example.com/13.js)

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This concentration addresses an emerging need for the management of trees in our towns and cities, and the urban/wildland interface. Urban and community foresters manage trees along city streets, in municipal parks, private woodlots, and utility right-of-ways. Employers include federal, state, and municipal governments, private consultants, and industry.


When we met the team at Atlantic Creative, they were concerned that their brand no longer adequately represented their evolving business. The company had grown from a on-hold marketing business to one of the premier video production studios in North Carolina. The original brand was built on the primary focus of the on-hold portion of their business. After extensive market research and a competitive study, we identified what makes Atlantic Creative different from every other video production company. Their process doesn't stop at production. They work with each client on a 27 point proven process to maximize the effectiveness of each video. We leveraged that approach and carved out a niche in the category we call Integrated Video Production. From there we implemented our brand development process and developed an entirely new brand... Blueforest Studios. Visit www.blueforeststudios.com to learn more.
EnviCor SmartTank - "The Smart Way"
Used cooking oil is a lot of things to a restaurant. It's an eyesore, it's dangerous and it's bad for the environment. However, with advancements in technology and the recent rise of biofuels, it's also become a valuable commodity. The SmartTank from EnviCor is the used cooking oil solution for restaurants offering fried fare. The SmartTank provides restaurants with the ability to maximize UCO revenues, improve operations and provide a safer work environment for their employees. We developed a marketing platform that summarizes all of these benefits. We call it "The Smart Way". Visit www.envicorsmartway.com to learn more.
Lilypadz is the most innovative nursing pad for new moms on the market. While other pads simply absorb the leak, Lilypadz's unique 100% medical grade silicone design actually prevents the leak at the source. Lilypadz is a product for mother invented by a mother, and that principle remains a very important part of their company culture. Colossal Agency strategies, maintains and monitors all of LilyPadz social media presence including: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Mommy Blogger programs. The example below outlines a promotion to celebrate National Breastfeeding Awareness month (August) that would "give back" to their fans. The result was the most impactful social media campaign in the company's history. The campaign yielded over 1,300 entries, 1 ,000+ opt-in email contacts, 950+ new Facebook friends and a 72% increase in monthly reach.
We believe in supporting the community we live and work in. So when the town of Apex decided to build a state-of-the-art skate plaza for local skateboarders, we wanted to get involved. The development for the Trackside skate plaza logo played a critical role in garnering the town's support. Being a city park, the skate plaza logo had to fit the town's overall branding, while maintaining a young/cool vibe to win the kids support. The logo Colossal Agency designed was met with huge support form both the town and the skateboarders alike.
American Advertising Awards 2013 - "Remix"
Colossal Agency was honored to be selected as the agency of record to develop the branding for the 2013 RDU American Advertising Awards. Design elements included the overall brand/theme, website design/development, promotional collateral and selection booklet.


Team members from Microsoft AzureCAT (a.k.a. DataCAT / SQLCAT) will be presenting a full-day pre-conference on "Building A Scalable Data Architecture In Azure" at the upcoming DPS 2018 conference in Bengaluru, India. We are very excited to be part of the 4th edition of Asia's largest Microsoft data-focused conference, with over 1000 attendees expected overall.
The motivation for this full-day pre-conference training is to share with attendees typical scenarios and considerations in architecting and implementing solutions on Microsoft Azure. Whether you are migrating an existing on-premises data pipeline, or implementing a greenfield project in the cloud, the variety of choices in terms of technologies can be bewildering and confusing. We intend to share scenarios and patterns and practices which have worked in those scenarios. With this background, the attendee has a head-start on the technical front and more importantly, confidence that the architectural patterns work in real-world scenarios.
Handling streaming data in Azure with Event Hubs, Kafka etc.
Data Analytics and AI / ML at scale using Apache Spark, Azure Data Lake Analytics etc.
Options for orchestrating data pipelines: Azure Data Factory etc.
Interactive Querying using Power BI, Azure Analysis Services etc.
Sanjay Mishra leads the DataCAT group within AzureCAT and is based in the Microsoft HQ at Redmond, USA. His current focus is on overall architecture patterns in the cloud.
Rangarajan Srirangam is part of AzureCAT based in Bengaluru, India. He has helped major customers adopt and use Microsoft Azure. He brings to the table practical considerations and architectural recommendations based on his hard-earned experiences.
Arvind Shyamsundar is part of the DataCAT group based in Redmond, USA. His focus areas include relational (SQL) systems and distributed computing using Apache Spark.
Mandar Inamdar is part of the AzureCAT team and is based in Mumbai, India. His focus areas are Azure SQL DW, Interactive querying using Power BI and AAS.
Guru Charan Bulusu is part of AzureCAT and works in the Microsoft Bengaluru office. His key focus areas are Streaming data, NoSQL, AI and ML.
We hope you are as excited as we are to bring this content to you. We hope you can join us on August 8th at the DPS 10 pre-conference!


If you're looking for the best way to lose weight, you're probably thinking of it on a long-term scale as well as short-term. No-one wants to put all the weight back on again after you're tried so hard to lose it! But what's the best way to lose weight and keep it off for long term sustainability? For a few tips, read on.
Eat healthy, exercise regularly (at least 1 hour per day).
Eat mostly vegetables and fruits, limit carbs, and as little sugar as possible.
Eat every 3 hours, but in small portions.
As soon as you feel hungry, drink a glass of water and wait 15 minutes. If you're still hungry, eat something healthy and in small portions.
Go for a morning run every day, right after sunrise. Best time to get fresh air (oxygen).
If you can, join a gym and exercise for 2-3 hours every day.
If you cant join a gym, go running, jump rope, ride a bike, or play some other type of sport.
Also, if you can, buy a fitness hula hoop (they're weighted). This makes you lose weight, but it especially makes you lose weight around your belly, hip and thighs.
Eat a portion of fruit before your meals.
I completely agree that we should focus on burning fat rather than losing weight. One of my friends used to take diet seeds to keep herself fit and healthy. It actually worked she looks more fit and well maintained than before.
I am a young mother. I have a problem with being overweight. I like to read, watch TV.
Previously, I worked fantasy sport, played volleyball, ran in the mornings.
After the birth of a child's life has changed. The extra kilos started to come very quickly, drooping side.
I had done bunch of diets, yoga, sports, nothing helps. Weight is in place.
do 30 minutes cardio in the morning. Then hiit workout in the evening. Cut all sorts of sugar except fruits.
I guess.. Eating healthy is always the key and a little cardio won't hurt..