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Hydromea builds tetherless underwater ROV for uninterrupted data exchange
Credit: Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
Concept: Swiss startup that focuses on building portable autonomous underwater drones, Hydromea has built the ExRay drone, the world's first tetherless underwater remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) as it claims. It uses blue-LED light waves of 470 nanometers to communicate with the surface and carry out uninterrupted data transfer.
Nature of Disruption: Hydromea's ExRay drone comprises the LUMA X underwater communication system that sends binary data over water via a fast pulse of light. These pulses are transmitted and received between two optical modems at a rate of 10 megabits per second, wherein one is installed in the drone, and the other with the user. This enables high-definition video input moderation from the underwater surroundings with minimal lag. Its current visibility range is prescribed to be 50 meters (164 feet) in clear water, and lesser in case of higher coagulation or lower ambient light, which is feasible for carrying out closed and confined applications such as tank inspections. It is 70 meters long, weighing 7 kilograms, and has seven hubless thrusters (four vertical and three horizontal). The ExRay drone is capable of taking 360 degree HD quality scans of internal structures, with six degrees of freedom, with patented disk-drive technology. It also comes installed with a cleaning brush for removing slime or algae from walls. The drone can function autonomously for at most eight hours.
Outlook: Conventional underwater drones involve long tethers to connect them with the user control system, the reason being the inability of radio waves to travel efficiently underwater. But, these cables tend to be heavy and bulky, and generally, it needs a ship or a boat to control the device, increasing overall operational costs. Hydromea aims to implement its ExRay drone to overcome such shortcomings, and enable dwelling into dangerous, confined, or unreachable areas like ballast water tanks or vessels. The ballast tank inspections can be made much easier, without the risk of the tether getting tangled or ruptured, ensuring safety, and reducing procedural costs. Hydromea's focus lies upon the miniaturization and scalability, which it expects to achieve through the LUMA X platform offering a high form factor in addition to its existing traits. Since the application of underwater drones has been varied in recent times, including underwater garbage removal, shipping, construction, and maintenance of offshore wind farms, the startup has been working on doubling the existing range of visibility of the device to enhance operational capability.
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Just out: a review of ideophone research by yours truly, titled Advances in the cross-linguistic study of ideophones, published in Language and Linguistics Compass. This article focuses on some recent developments in ideophone research. Some of the things it offers include a cross-linguistically viable definition of ideophones; an argument for why ideophones are structurally marked; a review of how ideophones depict sensory imagery; some tools for developing a semantic typology of ideophones; an implicational hierarchy of ideophone systems; and an argument for studying ideophones in actual use rather than just in narratives.
The review doesn't say much about the morphosyntactic typology of ideophones because there will be another publication coming out on precisely that topic ('Expressiveness and system integration', in STUF – Language Typology and Universals); and it doesn't say much about ideophones and gesture because there is a chapter on that in my thesis (as well as forthcoming publications).
Dingemanse, Mark. 2012. 'Advances in the Cross-linguistic Study of Ideophones'. Language and Linguistics Compass 6 (10): 654–672. doi:10.1002/lnc3.361 (PDF download).


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Albert Del Rosario (The Philippine Star) - November 19, 2020 - 12:00am
The South China Sea, as we know, is of tremendous economic and geostrategic importance: it is where a quarter of international trade goes through and where more than half of the world's oil tankers and merchant ships pass every year. The South China Sea is part of an area that has long been known to be the "greatest concentration of marine life on the planet," where the highest concentration of this biodiversity is in the Philippines.
Located in the Spratlys are the breeding grounds of fish and other marine life that give food and sustenance to the people of Southeast Asia over centuries. Traditional fishermen and their families have lived throughout these years relying on their fish catch from these waters.
Based on the 2016 Arbitral Award, we know that this rich biodiverse region was mercilessly destroyed by China through its illegal reclamation and artificial-island building in the Spratlys. Beginning in 2013, Chinese dredgers pulverized the coral reefs in the Spratlys and used these dead coral reefs and other sediments to create dry land. Given the wanton destruction of these fish homes in the Spratlys, scientists are now warning that this has accelerated one of the world's worst fisheries collapse that may lead to mass starvation in the region.
John McManus, a world-renowned marine scientist, ominously warned: "What we're looking at (in the South China Sea) is potentially one of the world's worst fisheries collapses ever…We're talking hundreds and hundreds of species that will collapse, and they could collapse relatively quickly, one after another."
At this point, what can we do?
It seems obvious that we should protect and rebuild the remaining marine life in the South China Sea. The suggestion of Justice Antonio Carpio and other marine biologists to immediately declare the Spratlys as a "Marine Protected Area" is well-taken.
If countries bordering the South China Sea agree to declare the Spratlys a Marine Protected Area, this will give the marine life in that area some "breathing space" to heal. We therefore urge our countrymen, the Philippine government and our ASEAN neighbors to help us in this endeavor. This also means that we should push back on any destructive reclamation and militarization activities in the Spratlys. If these are not done, Southeast Asia will suffer one of the worst environmental catastrophes in history that will permanently deprive us of our food and livelihood.
Equally important is to demand accountability from the main perpetrator of the environmental destruction in the South China Sea – China. As cited in the Arbitral Award: "The overall damage to the coral reefs within the Greater Spratly Islands covers at least 124 sq km, of which the (People's Republic of China) is responsible for 99 percent."
If we do not demand accountability, we embolden rogue countries like China to commit the same malevolent acts in the future, including China's planned reclamation of Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal, another rich traditional fishing ground of Filipinos, the Vietnamese and even the Chinese. It is imperative that we exert all efforts to prevent China from committing another disastrous crime by reclaiming Scarborough Shoal.
Duty of every citizen
The protection of our environment is a duty not only of governments, but of every citizen of this planet. Due to the interconnection of natural ecosystems, an environmental disaster in one area inevitably spills over to other parts of the globe. This is especially true in the rich biodiverse region of the South China Sea.
Even the Philippine Constitution provides that every Filipino, as part of the Philippine State, shall protect the nation's marine wealth.
China's crimes against humanity
For our part, on March 13, 2019, former Ombudswoman Conchita Carpio Morales and I – with Justice Antonio Carpio as our counsel – submitted a communication to the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to show that Chinese President Xi Jinping, Foreign Minister Wang Yi and former Chinese Ambassador Zhao Jianhua, among others, committed Crimes Against Humanity by, among others, (1) illegally blockading the traditional fishing grounds like the waters around Scarborough Shoal and the Spratlys and (2) causing the near permanent destruction of the marine environment of the South China Sea.
We consider this private sector initiative as our contribution to what should be a global effort to protect the South China Sea and to demand accountability from China.
We are delighted to know that there are now non-governmental organizations and individuals who have made the protection of the South China Sea as their advocacy. We are also heartened to know that, as of now, more than 98,000 individuals have signed an online statement of support for our ICC Case.
We should continue to explore ways that complement our efforts to protect the South China Sea and demand accountability from China.
The countries bordering the South China Sea are victims of China's wanton environmental destruction in the Spratlys. Governments and citizens of these countries can file cases before their own courts, especially against Chinese state-owned enterprises such as China Communications Construction Company which operate in their respective territories and which are linked to the illegal reclamation and island-building in the Spratlys.
For the Philippines alone, the University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute conservatively estimated that we are losing at least $662 million annually from our damaged reef ecosystems due to China's reclamation activities and illegal fishing operations. This sums up to $4.634 billion since the start of 2014 (around the time China started dredging) until this year. This money can be used to save our fish and rehabilitate the marine ecosystem destroyed by China in our waters.
The countries bordering the South China Sea have the right to seize assets and properties owned by Chinese State in their territory as compensation for the crimes committed by the Chinese State against their people.
Right makes might
We should not allow China to commit the perfect crime: to let China be simply because it is a superpower. To allow a superpower to commit abuses is to magnify such abuses because the superpower realizes that, with its resources and influence, it has no constraints in the world.
If we do not speak out against these abuses, then not only is China to blame but also ourselves. By speaking out against abuses, we show the world that we are enlightened humans who remain guided by morals and reason and not by the law of the jungle.
The author is chair of the ADR Stratbase Institute and former secretary of foreign affairs.

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Owlstone Medical Enters into a Strategic Collaboration with Actelion to Develop a Breath-Based Test to Help Facilitate Early Detection of Pulmonary Hypertension
Published on 20 May 19, under Press releases
Cambridge, UK, 20 May 2019: Owlstone Medical, the global leader in Breath Biopsy® for applications in early disease detection and precision medicine today announces a strategic collaboration with Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd, one of the Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson and a global leader in pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), to discover and validate a breath-based test to help facilitate the early diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension and its subtypes. This development program will be solely funded by Actelion.
Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a progressive cardiopulmonary disease where the blood pressure increases in the vessels that transport blood from the heart to the lungs, placing strain on the right side of the heart and often leading to heart failure. Unfortunately, early diagnosis of PH is very difficult, and even at an advanced stage presents similar to other heart and lung conditions, so a delay of years between the onset of symptoms and diagnosis and treatment is common. There is therefore an urgent need for effective tools to facilitate screening and early diagnosis of patients presenting with early signs of PH and its sub-groups.
The collaboration will initially involve collecting breath exhaled Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) from over 1,000 patients using Owlstone Medical's proprietary sampling device, ReCIVA® from sites in the UK, US and other countries in the EU. These VOCs will be analyzed by Owlstone Medical to identify those that are associated with PH, in order to develop biomarker signature(s) that can help facilitate earlier detection of the disease.
Billy Boyle, co-founder and CEO at Owlstone Medical, said: "Owlstone Medical was founded with the objective of improving the early diagnosis of disease in order to save lives through the application of Breath Biopsy. This strategic collaboration with Actelion, which is focused on improving the lives of those suffering from PH and PAH, represents a tremendous opportunity to do just that. This is particularly true in underdiagnosed areas such as PH, where early diagnosis is difficult and so screening has to be simple, reliable, and cost effective. We believe Breath Biopsy will deliver a program from discovery through to the launch of a test to the market, and this novel approach will make a real difference for the healthcare of patients suffering from PH."
Find out more about the science behind Breath Biopsy and follow Owlstone Medical on Twitter for further news.
About Pulmonary Hypertension:
Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a progressive lung disease where the blood vessels that transport blood from the heart to the lungs narrow and become stiff, causing the blood pressure in them to rise above normal levels. This in turn places strain on the right side of the heart as it works harder to supply the lungs with blood and over time, the muscle of the heart can weaken leading to heart failure.
Although uncommon (prevalence of approximately 100 cases per 100,000 population1), the incidence and prevalence of adult PH are increasing. Pulmonary hypertension cannot be cured, however early detection and treatment is important as this can reduce the severity of symptoms and allow for more effective disease management.
Unfortunately, PH is difficult to diagnose early as it is seldom detected in a routine physical exam, and even at an advanced stage clinical presentation is similar to that of other heart and lung conditions and so a delay between the onset of symptoms and diagnosis of years is common.
1. https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCOUTCOMES.117.003973
For Owlstone Medical:
Sarah Jeffery, Zyme Communications
sarah.jeffery@zymecommunications.com
Shabnam Bashir, Citigate Dewe Rogerson
Shabnam.Bashir@citigatedewerogerson.com
What is Breath Biopsy®?
Breath Biopsy represents an entirely new way to measure the chemical makeup of breath by measuring volatile organic compounds (VOCs), gaseous molecules that can be sampled quickly and non-invasively from breath and enabling whole-body sampling. These compounds are produced as the end product of metabolic processes within the body, meaning that underlying changes in metabolic activity can produce particular patterns of VOCs characteristic of specific diseases.
VOCs originating from all parts of the body are captured in breath, making Breath Biopsy applicable to a wide range of diseases including cancer, inflammatory disease, infectious disease, metabolic disease, cardiovascular disease and respiratory disease. The nature of Breath Biopsy, and VOC biomarkers, make them perfectly suited to addressing two of the major challenges of healthcare today: early detection and precision medicine.
Breath collection is carried out using Owlstone Medical's ReCIVA® Breath Sampler, which ensures reliable, reproducible collection of VOCs. Subjects breathe a controlled supply of air, and samples of their exhaled breath are captured and stabilized on Breath Biopsy Cartridges, which can then be shipped for analysis with Owlstone Medical's Breath Biopsy analytical platform, using mass spectrometry or FAIMS to determine their VOC profile. Advanced data analytic techniques can then be applied in order to pinpoint the VOCs of interest.
Find out more about Owlstone Medical's Breath Biopsy platform by downloading our free ebook: Breath Biopsy: The Complete Guide?
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Let's work together to advance early detection and precision medicine through Breath Biopsy.


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I've been working with REW software to get an idea of what a couple speakers of mine look like at the high frequency crossover. Pictured are a couple screen shots of the response of a 12X2 and 15X2 bi-amped speaker. These are after playing with the high frequency driver polarity and time delay on the woofer.
For these test the 12X2 crossover is 1700hz and the 15X2 is 1600hz.
Set up outdoors, measurement mic on axis between woofer and horn about 8 foot from the speaker.
It's hard to imagine what you're doing to get 16 phase wraps in 1 octave.
A shot of the screen with full bandwidth might be more enlightening.
Here's a couple shots of the 12X2 that show more bandwidth. No EQ was active.
I got about the same phase response when measuring a small powered speaker a few days ago.
I'm thinking the couple deep notches are from my less than perfect testing location.
I should have saved some of the shots before and during the measurement process.
If this was Smaart I would recommend setting the delay locator which effectively takes out all constant delay caused by latency and / or time of flight.
REW does not have set or find delay like Smaart, it does have loop back delay finder or a use acoustic source to set delay, using both showed the same results.
For what it's worth I'm using a small Allen Heath ZED10 mixer as the IO via it's USB connection.
I was primarily interested in the phase response at the crossover and if I'm looking at it right I think it is at least somewhat "flat" through the crossover point and the area around it.
I really should have taken a screen shot of the before adjustment.
You're not looking at it right. That sawtooth display at the bottom is the phase response. It is about as far from "flat" phase response as it is possible to get.
Ideally it should be a flat horizontal trace, not a sawtooth showing dozens of 360º phase wraps in a single octave. As Merlijn said, your reference and test signals are in totally different time zones.
You are going to to have to set the receive delay (or whatever it is called in that software) properly.
There are simply to many phase wraps to get any useful information.
It is possible to have a wrap or two, depending on the speaker. Better ones will have fewer wraps.
A perfect phase response would be a flat line. So that is the "goal", but rarely achievable-especially at a decent distance away, due to reflections.
I know the bottom trace is the phase, and after looking at is why I wanted some other opinions.
I got to dig into the software deeper and see what's going on with the delay offset.


Power Trio 2145 is a two way floorstanding speaker.
Power Trio 2145 is a dipole cabinet loudspeaker with drivers of Tang Band and Omnes Audio.
The loudspeaker has been developed by Blue Planet Acoustic.
- a 2nd order high-pass filter (12 dB per octave slope) for the full range driver.
- a 2nd order low-pass filter (12 dB per octave slope) for the woofer.
The frequency response of this speaker is nearly linear.
The decay spectrum (waterfall spectrum) shows a decelerated swing-out behaviour in the mid-range.
At low volume, i.e. 85 dB at 1 m, the nonlinear distortions are below 1% above 200 Hz and doesn't exceed 1% at 95 dB at 1 m between 300 and 15000 Hz.


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Q: CouchDB - Proper way to use the Document Revision Number? We are new to Couch DB and are uncertain about how to use the document revision number. In particular, we are not sure if the client application should be aware of this revision number, and if it should have to send it back to the server with each save request to ensure continuity.
Our situation is that we have a NodeJS server in between CouchDB and a client application ( a game written in Actionscript 3 ). The game world is broken into a grid, and there can potentially be several changes to a single tile within a short time, each producing a new save request. As there is no assurance that two simultaneous requests will arrive at the server in a particular order, we need to make sure that the tile data will only be saved if it is newer than the data that is already in the database.
We are considering using a custom transaction ID that we attach to each document, but we are concerned that we may just be doing it wrong, or are missing some fundamental behaviour of CouchDB ( ie, the "Right Way" )

A: Yes, include the _rev property with every save.  From http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/HTTP_Document_API#PUT

To update an existing document, you also issue a PUT request. In this case, the JSON body must contain a _rev property, which lets CouchDB know which revision the edits are based on. If the revision of the document currently stored in the database doesn't match, then a 409 conflict error is returned.

For information about conflict management, see: http://guide.couchdb.org/editions/1/en/conflicts.html#working

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In the debut of a new biweekly series, the author of Human Smoke discusses pacifism and World War II.
What was a typical working day like?
Well, the book kind of grew the way a strawberry plant grows. It starts with a little bunch of stuff happening over here–you get interested and look up what's in the newspaper, see what a diarist said, check a secondary source. And then some of the roots reach out and plant themselves into another place. I let the newspapers and diaries pull me in the direction that they wanted to go rather than start with the idea that I was going to tell some comprehensive history.
I included the things that struck me as strange or that seemed to reveal something obliquely. The book seems in some ways to contradict itself, and that's what real history does. And I used the things that I couldn't forget or that seemed very painful but part of the marginalized history of the war.
Did what you found change your thinking on the war?
Yeah, because I began the project thinking the kind of things that people think: war is generally not so good, but on the other hand, there are really bad people in the world. I think different things on different days, but the big surprise was the way that Britain resisted the Hitlerian menace–the deliberate choosing of a slow war, a war of attrition, a war of hunger and civilian bombings so early in the war. I didn't realize that there was such an effort to create fear, sleeplessness and disorientation in the German civil populace in 1940. And the notion that Churchill and Roosevelt are talking about whether they should have 20,000 four-engine bombers or 30,000, but they really don't want to allow Jews to come into their country. They just don't want it. The war was not fought for the Jews. It was fought for what? For British honor, for British Empire, you know, certain abstract ideas of liberty. There's a lot of heroism, but the surprise to me was how much the early part of the war was a continuation of the way the British Empire in its late phase thought of the whole world–that it could be controlled in this way from the air.
It's up to you to rescue it! Let's see. I left out a good deal of what happened in Russia and what happened in France. And even in the draft that I had, when my wife read it, she reached her limit with bloodthirsty statements from Winston Churchill. She actually was in a kind of rage, and she said, "This page has to go!" She was so right. But I think that anybody who wrote a book like this would do it a different way. People used to have books rebound, and they would double in size, and they'd put a blank page between each page. And then they'd put in their own things. This book is all written using libraries. It's not using any secret sources, anything unpublished. Anybody who wants to go ahead and fill in pages between my pages or cross out my pages should, because I think that a war this important to the history of humanity needs lots of amateur historians.
Your previous book was Checkpoint, a dialogue about assassinating President Bush–another case of dangerous speech.
There's definitely a connection between the two books. But I also found with that book that fiction only gets you so far. I mean, if you try to tell a story, you try to say true things with a parable, you let the reader off the hook sometimes. Even with, say, Catch-22, which is way above anything I'm ever gonna do, it's so funny and strange that you sort of say, Oh, that's interesting that the war was bad, but this is such a funny, strange book! So with Human Smoke, I wanted it to be one thing: this thing happened and then this thing happened and this thing.
I was going to ask how you would assassinate Bush, but you've made it clear that that's not where you're at.
I really wouldn't, I really wouldn't, I honestly would not! I think it's a really, really, really, really bad idea to kill anybody! I mean, I removed my own personality and overt opinionizing from Human Smoke, but I don't want to hide it now. If you really wanted to know what I believe? More or less I'm a Quaker-allied pacifist kind of guy. Which means that you would never, even if it's crystal clear that a person is a really, really bad person–you want the rule of law to prevail, you want people to be punished for things that they've done but not to be killed for things that they've done. That's true for Presidents and that's true for horrible dictators and everyone in between.


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Q: How to make the service to get owner profile detail in angular 8 I am very new to JSON and Angular 8.
Assume that I have created the list of owners, now I click on one owner of the company in order to see his profile.
How can I make the service in Angular 8 to get his data using JSON.
MY TS Code:
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { ActivatedRoute, ParamMap } from '@angular/router';
import { CompaniesContentService } from 'src/app/home/companies-content.service';

@Component({
    selector: 'app-innovator-detail',
    templateUrl: './innovator-detail.component.html',
    styleUrls: ['./innovator-detail.component.scss'],
})

export class OwnerDetailComponent implements OnInit {
    OwnerId: any;
    selectedOwner: any;
    constructor(
        private route: ActivatedRoute,
        private contentService: CompaniesContentService
    ) { }
    ngOnInit() {
        this.route.paramMap.subscribe((params: ParamMap) => {
            let id = parseInt(params.get('id'));
            this.ownerId = id;
        });
        this.selectedOwner = this.contentService.getOwner(this.ownerId);
    }
}

In companiesContentService:
  getOwner(id: number) {
    this.companyContent.data.forEach((company) => {
      company.owner.forEach((owner) => {
        if (owner.id === id) {
          console.log('New D :', owner)
          return { ...owner}
        }
      })
    })
  }

My HTML code:
<ion-grid *ngFor="let owner of selectedOwner">
<ion-row>
    <ion-col size="12">
        <ion-item class="ion-no-margin ion-no-padding">
            <ion-label>
                {{selectedOwner.name}}
            </ion-label>
            <ion-icon name="information-circle" slot="end" color="medium"></ion-icon>
        </ion-item>
    </ion-col>
</ion-row>
<ion-card>

    <ion-card-header>
        <ion-card-subtitle></ion-card-subtitle>
        <ion-card-title>Owner name here</ion-card-title>
    </ion-card-header>
    <ion-card-content class="ion-text-justify">
        Owner desc here
    </ion-card-content>
</ion-card>

I have created a JSON file like this:
{
"data": [{
        "id": 1,
        "name": "Company one",
        "desc": "Comany Description",
        "icon": "iconPath",
        "logo": "logoPath",
        "country": "PK",
        "owners": [{
                "id": 1,
                "name": "Mr Riaz",
                "label": "owner",
                "desc": "Owner Desc here",
                "imgUrl": "imgPath"
            },
            {
                "id": 2,
                "name": "Mr Zain",
                "label": "owner",
                "desc": "Owner Desc here",
                "imgUrl": "imgPath"
            }

        ]
    },

    {
        "id": 2,
        "name": "Company two",
        "desc": "Comany Description",
        "icon": "iconPath",
        "logo": "logoPath",
        "country": "UAE",
        "Owners": [{
            "id": 4,
            "name": "Mr Yasir",
            "label": "owner",
            "desc": "Owner Desc here",
            "imgUrl": "imgPath"
        }]
    }
]

}
Thanks in advance.

A: You can search the selected owner's name in the JSON data you have and show the details.

app.component.ts

  ownersList = ["Mr Riaz", "Mr Zain", "Mr Yasir"];
  selectedOwner = "";
  selectedOwnerDetails = { id: 0, name: "", label: "", desc: "", imgUrl:""};

 changeHandler() {
            console.log(this.selectedOwner);
            this.ownersData.forEach((company)=>{
              company.owners.forEach((owner)=>{
                if(owner.name === this.selectedOwner){
                  this.selectedOwnerDetails = {...owner};
                }
              })
            })
          }

app.component.html

Owners:

<select name="owners" id="owner"  [(ngModel)]="selectedOwner" (change)="changeHandler()">
  <option *ngFor="let owner of ownersList" value={{owner}}>{{owner}}</option>
</select>

Select Owner's details

Id : {{selectedOwnerDetails.id}}

Name : {{selectedOwnerDetails.name}}

Label : {{selectedOwnerDetails.label}}

Desc : {{selectedOwnerDetails.desc}}

ImgUrl : {{selectedOwnerDetails.imgUrl}}

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How Do The Iguazu Falls Compare To Other Famous Waterfalls?
Iguazu Falls are waterfalls of the Iguazu River located on the border of the Brazilian state of Parana and the Argentine province of Misiones. If you've traveled to the Iguazu Falls, post some photos or stories of your trip.


Peace Poster Contest - This contest is for children 11, 12, and 13 years of age. The contestants are asked to create a poster that visually communicates the theme, "Peace, Love and Understaning".
Pictured above is last year's contest winner.
Making the Holidays brighter - helping a family with Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations.


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Ein Annuitätendarlehen ist ein Tilgungsdarlehen mit konstanten Rückzahlungsbeträgen (Raten). Im Gegensatz zum Ratenkredit bleibt die Höhe der zu zahlenden Rate über die gesamte Laufzeit gleich (sofern eine Zinsbindungsfrist über die gesamte Laufzeit vereinbart wurde). Die Annuitätenrate oder kurz Annuität setzt sich aus einem Zins- und einem Tilgungsanteil zusammen. Da mit jeder Rate ein Teil der Restschuld getilgt wird, verringert sich der Zinsanteil zugunsten des Tilgungsanteils. Am Ende der Laufzeit ist die Kreditschuld vollständig getilgt.

Der Zinssatz wird bei Abschluss eines Annuitätendarlehens über einen vertraglich vereinbarten Zeitraum festgeschrieben. Dieser Zeitraum kann sich auch über die komplette Kreditlaufzeit erstrecken. Die Tilgung sollte im ersten Jahr mindestens 1 Prozent der Kredit(rest)summe betragen. Sie steigt dann mit fortschreitender Ratenzahl bis auf theoretisch 100 % der Kreditrestsumme im letzten Jahr.

Bestimmung der Annuität

Die Höhe  der Annuität eines Kredites mit der Kreditsumme  bei einem Zinssatz von  (z. B. 3 Prozent ) und einer Laufzeit von  Jahren lässt sich mittels

berechnen, wobei  gilt.  heißt dabei Wiedergewinnungs-, beziehungsweise Annuitätenfaktor (, bzw. ) und ist gleich dem Kehrwert des Rentenbarwertfaktors.

Die Annuitätenformel in Worten besagt:

Beispiel bei einem Zinssatz von 3 % und einer Laufzeit von 5 Jahren:

Bestimmung der Laufzeit

Will man die Laufzeit in Abhängigkeit von ,  und  berechnen, so muss man lediglich die obige Formel für die Annuität nach  auflösen. Man erhält hierbei

Findet die Zahlung der Raten mehrmals im Jahr statt, ergibt sich die leicht veränderte Formel

für die Gesamtzahl der Raten (nicht Jahre). Hierbei entspricht  der Anzahl der Raten pro Jahr und  ist dabei die sogenannte Anfangstilgung, die die Minderungsrate des Darlehens nach der ersten Ratenzahlung angibt. Sie ergibt sich aus der Formel
,
woraus sich

ergibt.

Die Berechnungen gelten für einen angenommenen, über die gesamte Laufzeit gleichbleibenden, Zinssatz. Die tatsächliche Laufzeit kann deshalb in der Praxis unter Umständen erheblich von der vorausberechneten abweichen.

Bestimmung der Tilgungsraten

Bei Analyse eines Tilgungsplans lässt sich erkennen, dass die Tilgungsraten  eine geometrische Folge mit dem Zinsfaktor  bilden:

Somit lassen sich die Tilgungsraten aller Perioden auf die erste Tilgungsrate  zurückführen. Diese lässt sich leicht über zwei alternative Möglichkeiten bestimmen:

Weitere Formeln

Die Restschuld  nach  Perioden lässt sich berechnen durch

Wenn statt der Laufzeit  die Annuität  bekannt ist, dann lässt sich die Restschuld  nach  Perioden berechnen durch:

Die Zinszahlung der -ten Periode () ergibt sich aus der Restschuld am Ende der vorhergehenden Periode multipliziert mit dem Zinssatz :

Interessant ist auch die Summe der geleisteten Zinszahlungen nach  Perioden:

Daraus ergibt sich die Summe der zu leistenden Zinszahlungen bis zur Tilgung des Annuitätendarlehens ( Perioden):

Die Tilgungsrate in der -ten Periode () ist gegeben durch die Differenz zwischen Annuität  und Zinszahlung :

Bei Annuitätentilgung nimmt die Tilgung exponentiell zu.

Annuitätenrechnung der Banken
Bei der Anwendung der oben genannten Formeln stellt man im Vergleich mit Angeboten einer Bank oder mit Online-Annuitätenrechnern häufig Unterschiede fest. In diesem Abschnitt wird beschrieben, wie diese Unterschiede zustande kommen.
Um diesen Sachverhalt möglichst anschaulich zu beschreiben, erfolgt eine Beschränkung auf den Fall der monatlichen Ratenzahlung. Alle anderen Fälle wie vierteljährliche oder halbjährliche Ratenzahlungen sind analog zu betrachten.
In der folgenden Tabelle sind alle Bezeichnungen der Größen dargestellt, die im Folgenden verwendet werden.

Abweichung von Zins, Rate und Anfangstilgung
Die Banken werben häufig mit einem Zins, dem sogenannten Nominalzins. Dieser Nominalzins der Banken stimmt aber nur dann mit dem tatsächlichen Zins überein, wenn die Raten nicht unterjährig bezahlt werden. Bei der Berechnung von jährlicher zu monatlicher Rate teilt die Bank die jährliche Rate durch 12. Sie vernachlässigt hierbei, dass sie die jährliche Rate nun über das Jahr verteilt früher bekommt. Das erhöht den eigentlichen Zins  gegenüber dem von der Bank angegebenen Nominalzins. Die Werte, wie sie von der Bank festgelegt werden, werden mit einem Hut  versehen, wenn sie mit den tatsächlichen Werten nicht übereinstimmen. Die Werte, die in jedem Fall übereinstimmen, sind die Kreditsumme , der monatliche Zins  und die monatliche Rate . Die Bank geht aus von der Kreditsumme , dem jährlichen Zins  und der Anfangstilgung . Die jährliche Rate  berechnet sie aus

und die monatliche Rate aus

Hieraus werden nun die tatsächlichen Werte berechnet.
Zunächst ergibt sich der monatliche Zins aus

Der tatsächliche Zins  ergibt sich aus der Gleichung

Dieser tatsächliche Zins  muss nach der Preisangabenverordnung in dem effektiven Jahreszins berücksichtigt und ausgewiesen werden.
Wenn keine weiteren Gebühren anfallen, entspricht  dem effektiven Jahreszins.
Für die tatsächliche jährliche Rate  gilt

Der tatsächliche Zins und die tatsächliche jährliche Rate sind somit bei monatlicher Ratenzahlung höher als jene, die von der Bank ausgewiesen werden.
Für kleine  ergeben sich kleine Abweichungen, für große  jedoch sehr große Abweichungen wie folgende Beispiele zeigen:
 Bei  ergibt sich . Der tatsächliche Zins liegt also 0,5 % höher als der Nominalzins der Bank.
 Bei  ergibt sich . Der tatsächliche Zins liegt also 34025 % höher als der Nominalzins der Bank.

Nun wird mit bekannten Formeln die (weiterhin auf das Jahr bezogene) tatsächliche Anfangstilgung  und die Laufzeit  in Jahren ermittelt.

Ein Tilgungsplan auf Basis von monatlichen Größen ist somit korrekt, ein Tilgungsplan auf Basis der jährlichen Größen der Bank wäre dagegen nicht korrekt, wenn auf beschriebene Art monatliche Ratenzahlung vereinbart wird.

Berechnung der Laufzeit und der letzten Rate
Die Laufzeit ist in der Regel eine krumme Zahl. In der Praxis wird die Laufzeit in Monaten berechnet, aufgerundet und im letzten Monat dann eine kleinere Rate vereinbart. Die Anfangstilgung im ersten Monat  ist definiert durch

Es sei  die Laufzeit in Monaten. Dann ist  die abgerundete Laufzeit in Monaten, die angibt, wie viele volle monatliche Raten gezahlt werden müssen. Die tatsächliche Laufzeit in Monaten erhält man durch  aufgerundet, wobei die letzte Rate üblicherweise niedriger ist.
Die letzte Monatsrate wird wie folgt berechnet.
Die Restschuld  vor der letzten Rate beträgt

und die letzte Rate lässt sich daher ermitteln über

Im Übrigen gelten die folgenden nützlichen Beziehungen:

Wenn man mit  die Anzahl der unterjährigen Ratenzahlungen bezeichnet, ergibt sich also allgemein für die Laufzeit in Jahren:

Unterjährige Annuitätentilgung
Mit den Formeln der unterjährigen Annuitätentilgung lassen sich auch die Darlehensfälle berechnen, bei denen die Zahlung der Annuität mehrmals jährlich, zum Beispiel monatlich oder vierteljährlich, statt nur einmal am Jahresende stattfindet.

Ist  die Anzahl der Zahlungstermine pro Jahr, werden die  ersten Zahlungen innerhalb des Jahres dabei für gewöhnlich nur als Tilgung betrachtet, enthalten also noch keinen Zinsanteil, der erst der letzten Zahlung zum Jahresende für das gesamte zurückliegende Jahr in Gänze zugeschlagen wird.

Die Höhe der -mal jährlich zu zahlenden Einzelannuitäten  errechnet sich dabei gemäß den Formeln für die lineare Verzinsung bei unterjährigen Laufzeiten aus der Jahresannuität , die sich ihrerseits wie bei der jährlichen Annuitätentilgung als Produkt der Kreditsumme und des Annuitätenfaktors ergibt, also eine stets nachschüssige Jahresrente ist.

Ist  der effektive Zinssatz p. a. und  die Gesamtlaufzeit des Darlehens in Jahren, beträgt  damit bei vorschüssiger Ratenzahlung
.

Bei nachschüssiger Ratenzahlung hingegen gilt:

Soll daraus, was für den Vergleich verschiedener Kreditangebote von Interesse sein kann, der vom Kreditgeber zugrundegelegte Zinsfaktor  bestimmt werden, ergibt dieser sich für eine nachschüssige Zahlung der Raten  nach Umstellung der letztgenannten Formel als die maximale der Lösungen nachstehenden Polynoms (das als triviale Lösung auch stets den Wert  besitzt):
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Prozentannuitäten-Tilgung

Eine Sonderform der Annuitäten-Tilgung ist die sogen. Prozentannuität, bei der die Höhe der ersten Tilgungsrate nicht über die Differenz zwischen Annuität und Sollzinsen, sondern – von letzteren unabhängig – als fixer Prozentsatz des Darlehensbetrages definiert wird.

Anwendungsgebiete
Privatdarlehen von Banken werden oft als Annuitätendarlehen vergeben, da die gleich bleibende Rate eine gute Kalkulationsgrundlage für den Kunden bietet.

Das Annuitätendarlehen ist eine Form der Immobilienfinanzierung. In Deutschland wird der Zinssatz üblicherweise für fünf, zehn oder fünfzehn Jahre festgeschrieben. Danach kann der Vertrag gekündigt werden bzw. ein neuer Zinssatz für die Weiterführung des Vertrages muss verhandelt werden.

Alternativ kann auch ein variabler Zinssatz vereinbart werden, der in regelmäßigen Abständen aktualisiert wird, etwa in Abhängigkeit vom EURIBOR oder einem anderen Index. Eine weitere Option ist es, die Annuitäten durch gleich bleibende Monatsraten zu ersetzen, bei denen jeweils ein Zwölftel des nominalen Jahreszinssatzes zu zahlen ist. Diese Kombination (monatliche Tilgung bei gleich bleibenden Raten, die jedoch jährlich von Zinsänderungen betroffen werden können) ist etwa in Spanien die üblichste Form.

Siehe auch Hypothek und Grundschuld.

Vergleich mit anderen Darlehensarten
Tilgungspläne für die drei gängigsten Darlehensarten: Kapital: 100.000 Euro, Zinssatz: 3,00 % p. a., Laufzeit: 5 Jahre, Zins und Tilgung jährlich nachschüssig

Einzelnachweise

Kreditgeschäft

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22 May 2016, Trinity Sunday (Year C)
Introit (Year C): Caritas Dei
Offertory: Come down O Love divine, p. 364
Communion (Years A & C): Benedicimus Deum
Recessional: O God almighty Father, p. 365
Mass VIII, PBC, p. 52. Credo III, PBC, p. 77.
For several centuries the Popes wisely refused to put a feast dedicated to the Holy Trinity on the Roman calendar. They considered the frequent veneration of the mystery every day in the existing texts of the Mass and the Divine Office, especially the singing of the minor doxology (Gloria Patri) after every psalm and canticle and the bow that accompanies it, were more than sufficient to draw the attention of the faithful to the glories of the inner life of God that have been revealed to us. But the monastic orders, the Cistercians in particular, pushed for the feast—long on their own monastic calendars—to be made universal. Pope John XXII finally agreed and put it on the calendar in 1334. (But it just barely survived the calendar revisions of 1969! Yet another unfortunate outcome of that woefully misguided committee.) So with such a late entry date, and less than universal popularity, its not surprising that the chants of the Vatican Graduale seem to be an afterthought. Although they appear in some early manuscripts, the melodies are adaptations from other chants. The Year A & B Introit is a—to put it kindly—poor adaptation of the great melody of Invocabit me, from the 1st Sunday of Lent. The Gradual and the Offertory are from the feast of SS. Peter and Paul, and the Communion is a somewhat less than successful adaptation of the Communion Feci judicium from the Commons. (Now found in the Common of Holy Men and Women; formerly in the second Common of a Virgin Martyr). The 1974 Graduale offers some alternatives: an Introit in Year C, a Hymn in place of the the Gradual, and a Communion in Year B. Still, not a pleasant musical outcome at all.
(Year C) The Introit has two phrases:
1. Caritas Dei diffusa est in cordibus nostris, alleluia.
2. Per inhabitantem Spiritum ejus in nobis, alleluia, alleluia.
The melody is the subject of much discussion and has been revised in the new critical edition of the Graduale Romanum (Graduale Novum) in order to—among other things—reflect ti (b) as the dominant of Mode 3. In the melody in the current Vatican Graduale, we still find the modified dominant on do (c). The high point of the melody is right at the beginning, adding emphasis to the words Caritas Dei, the key concept of the text. The melody then descends as the text describes that Love's diffusion in our hearts by the Spirit dwelling in us. The rapid burst of joy to the high point and then a peaceful descent is repeated at the singing of the triple alleluia. As befits the sense of the prose text, the chant wants a quick and lively rendition.
In the EF, this Introit is sung on the Ember Saturday in Pentecost Week, and also appears in other feasts in both forms. Msgr. Andrew Wadsworth preached a beautiful homily on it during a Mass on that day in 2011. Here is an excerpt from his conclusion:
God has given us this great promise which we hear at the heart of this Mass, the song which is on the lips of the Church as this Mass begins: the Love of God is being poured forth in our hearts. It points us toward heaven, just as the liturgy does. It points us towards the goal, as it were, to which this procession must move. . . . We can see how, in God's providence, and in His plan, this priestly people which makes up the Catholic Church, should, through the celebration of the Sacred Liturgy, expand its heart to receive God Himself.
We know, do we not, that it is in the liturgy, at its best, that maybe just for a brief moment, the veil is lifted? And we perceive, even in this life, something which is the life of heaven, which breaks through, into our hearts. It is principally in the liturgy that we learn the language of heaven, and the song of heaven.
We are told that the Fathers of the Church learnt the chant from the angels, and that our singing altera ad alterum, antiphonally from side to side, is an imitation of the choirs of angels that sing responding to one another. When we sing, we should be like them, because we shall have become what we sing: Sanctus, sanctus, sanctus. Holy, holy, holy.
(Years A & C) The Communion has three phrases:
1. Benedicimus Deum caeli
2. et coram omnibus viventibus confitebimur ei
3. quia fecit nobiscum misericordiam suam.
The first phrase is very faithful to its original as noted above; the second is not. The melody over quia fecit, which here opens the third phrase, forms the close of the second phrase in the original. Here again the phrasing is not entirely happy. Small heterogeneous pieces compose the last part: nobiscum is like scuto in the Communion for the first Sunday of Lent; the close is found in a number of chants, for example in the Introit Dum clamarem over in aeternum.


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8 of the world's best young managers under 40
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1. Julian Nagelsmann, 29 (Hoffenheim)
Do not adjust your sets. Nagelsmann is, indeed, still a year shy of his 30th birthday. In fact, he only turned 29 last Saturday and there were considerable grounds for celebration. Previously the highly rated under-19 coach at Bundesliga club Hoffenheim, he had been set to take over for the 2016/17 season but his appointment was brought forward after Huub Stevens's resignation in February.
Nagelsmann in his boy-band V-neck
The Bundesliga's youngest-ever manager faced an almighty mess, with Hoffenheim appearing certainties for the drop. He dragged them out of trouble, finishing a point clear of the relegation play-off spot, and there will be plenty of attention next season on an astute young coach who counts the styles of Villarreal, Barcelona and Arsenal among his influences.
2. Eddie Howe, 38 (Bournemouth)
It seems a matter of when, rather than if, Howe is offered one of the country's top jobs
Sometimes it appears that everything Eddie Howe touches turns to gold. The Bournemouth manager's two spells in charge of the club where he spent 11 years as a player have amounted to one gigantic fairy tale – and it was little surprise to see him linked with the recent England vacancy.
In 2009, at the age of just 31, Howe hauled the Cherries away from the League Two relegation zone despite a 17-point deficit; fast-forward seven years and they are a Premier League club with big ambitions, playing some of the most exciting attacking football in the land when in full flow. It seems a matter of when, rather than if, Howe is offered one of the country's top jobs.
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3. Marco Silva, 39 (Unattached)
It raised an eyebrow or two when Silva was linked with the Nottingham Forest role earlier in the summer. The Portuguese coach resigned as Olympiakos manager in June, citing personal reasons, but might justifiably hope his next club is higher up than England's second tier. Silva led unfashionable Estoril to fourth place in the 2013/14 Primeira Liga, having taken the position at the age of 34.
Marco Silva, correctly dressed
His success there led him to Lisbon giants Sporting, where he was sacked despite winning the Portuguese Cup. Reports that he was dismissed for not wearing the club's official suit at a game are probably exaggerated; whatever the reason, he didn't let it put him off in Greece – his season in Piraeus brought a league title with six games remaining and a famous Champions League win at Arsenal.
4. Mark Sampson, 33 (England Women)
England's run to a World Cup third place was masterminded by a 32-year-old
With the benefit of hindsight it only seems more remarkable that England's run to third place at the 2015 Women's World Cup was masterminded by a man who, at the time, was just 32 years old. Sampson, who took over in December 2013 after coaching Bristol Academy, has done a superb job in advancing the national team and it would be little surprise to see a men's outfit – perhaps in the Football League – make a strong play for his services eventually.
That will probably have to wait for now, though: Sampson has guided England to next summer's European Championship, which will be played in the Netherlands, and has promised they will be a "nightmare" for opponents. Sampson himself might find that he is a chairman's dream.
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5. Marcelo Gallardo, 40 (River Plate)
It takes something to carve out a spectacular football career when you stand at 5ft 5in, but Gallardo certainly managed it with River Plate, Monaco and Argentina – and is now making a stunning impact back at the club where he made his name. After cutting his teeth with Nacional Montevideo in Uruguay, winning the league title in 2012, he made a much-trumpeted return to River in June 2014 and the successes have kept on coming.
Marcelo Gallardo, shown approximate size
Using a free-flowing style in his own image, Gallardo took them to the 2014 Copa Sudamericana title and last year went one better to beat Mexican side Tigres in the Copa Libertadores final – bringing River the most vaunted trophy in South America for the first time since 1996. Defeat to Barcelona in the FIFA World Club Cup final was hardly a bitter pill; Gallardo has been an overwhelming success.
6. Andre Villas-Boas, 38 (Unattached)
The wealth of experience AVB has picked up in the last seven years may create a manager in the very top bracket
It might seem as if he's been around forever, but Villas-Boas doesn't turn 40 for another 15 months and the wealth of experience he has picked up in the last seven years may yet create a manager in the very top bracket. His long, drawn-out farewell to Zenit St Petersburg – where he never settled despite winning the Russian league title in 2015 and taking them to the Champions League last 16 – was finally completed in May and he has expressed a wish to take a year out before his next challenge.
Perhaps that would be sensible: he was judged harshly in some quarters after spells at Chelsea and Tottenham went wrong despite signs of genuine encouragement in both, and some time taking stock should leave him ready for another tilt at one of Europe's top leagues.
7. Pal Dardai, 40 (Hertha Berlin)
Hertha Berlin may have fallen away in their unlikely bid for Champions League football last season after a late collapse – instead they face Brondby in the Europa League third qualifying round, starting this week – but it was about time the side from Germany's capital started dreaming big and the man to prompt that reverie was club legend Dardai.
The legend continues: player-turned-coach Dardai
The Hungarian made 286 Bundesliga appearances during a 14-year spell as a player with Hertha and then, in a year overseeing his national team, set in place many of the foundations on which Bernd Storck built so successfully at Euro 2016. He took over at Hertha in May 2015 and, while two points from their final seven games were an anticlimactic end to the campaign, looks to have set them fair for a bright future.
8. Lee Johnson, 35 (Bristol City)
Johnson comes from excellent managerial stock: his dad, Gary, currently manages Cheltenham Town and has been around a few blocks during a 30-year career in the dugout. Gary spent almost five years at the Bristol City helm between 2005 and 2010, but there was no nepotism involved when Lee took the same job in February – he's regarded as one of England's most exciting young coaches and had already made his own name.
Lee Johnson sees the funny side
A good two-year spell at cash-strapped Oldham was followed by a year at Barnsley before ambitious City, who will be looking to push into the Championship's top half this season, lured him to Ashton Gate. Should he succeed there, he will surely pop up on bigger clubs' radars.
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On Thursday, the New Jersey Devils announced a multi-year extension for head coach John Hynes. In his three-plus seasons as head coach, Hynes has compiled a 125-122-38 record. That includes finishing 44-29-9 last season, which was good enough to get the Devils into the playoffs for the first time in six seasons.
Despite this season's struggles, the organization has made it clear they want Hynes to lead them through the rest of their rebuild and beyond. Here's why it's the right move for the organization moving forward.
Hynes did not inherit an easy situation when the Devils hired him in 2015. They were one of the NHL's bottom feeders and had one of the oldest rosters in the league. Their farm system was also depleted and didn't have much in the way of blue-chip prospects. But the Devils didn't hire him to compete for Stanley Cups right away.
Learning and adapting is what Hynes has done as Devils' head coach. He enjoyed a successful first season in 2015-16, which was followed by the Devils' worst season in decades. They followed up that season with 97 points and their first playoff appearance in six seasons in 2017-18.
Things haven't gone the way anyone has hoped this season, but it's hard to pin all the blame on Hynes. Prior to Mackenzie Blackwood's arrival, the Devils struggled to get saves from their goalies. That's not something Hynes can control. What he can control is how the team plays, and they've posted decent results at five-on-five through most of the season, which is an encouraging sign given their struggles.
There's long-term thinking that goes into handing out a multi-year extension such as Hynes'. And that thought process starts with this offseason, which is the most important of the Devils' rebuild for a number of reasons. The first, and most important reason, has to do with reigning NHL MVP Taylor Hall. He'll be eligible to sign a long-term extension with the Devils anytime after July 1, 2019. Hall has made his feelings about Hynes clear, too.
Firing Hynes a year before Hall is set to become an unrestricted free agent wouldn't be a good look. It'd be an untimely shift in the Devils' rebuild. And it would set them back years after all the hard work they've put into to change the team's culture. I don't think that scenario would appeal to Hall much.
Another reason the Devils need Hynes to stick around has to do with free agency. Shero has not been a big spender as Devils' GM, but that may change this summer. They're projected to enter July 1 with over $31 million in cap space. Some of that will have to go into re-signing Hall, but they'll still have plenty of space after the fact.
And having that space after the fact could prove significant. Potential UFAs this summer include Erik Karlsson, Artemi Panarin, Matt Duchene, Mark Stone, Jeff Skinner and Jake Gardiner. It's a deep class with elite talent where you'd want to spend top dollar. Having a new coach in place, or no coach at all, could affect how players view New Jersey as a free-agent destination.
The Devils don't have all the pieces to be consistent playoff contenders, but some of them are on the way. Even though their farm system isn't as deep as other teams, there are a few prospects who are on the cusp of making an impact in the NHL.
The most notable prospect is Ty Smith, who impressed the Devils during the summer. He's been a force in the WHL and played a major role for Team Canada at the World Junior Championships, even though they were upset by Finland. He's a good bet to be on the Devils' 2019-20 roster.
Another prospect to keep an eye on is Jesper Boqvist, who's having a phenomenal season in the SHL. He has 22 points in 29 games, which puts him seventh in scoring in the SHL. There's no rush to sign him, but he's someone the Devils will want on their roster next season.
They also have some prospects making an impact in the NHL as we speak. And if you think I'm talking about Blackwood, you'd be right. He has a .945 save percentage in five starts and has provided a major lift in net. While it may be too early to call him their next franchise goaltender, he's shown he has a high ceiling, and that could alter the Devils' rebuild in a positive way.
You might be wondering what any of this has to do with Hynes. The bottom line is he needs the right pieces to help the Devils contend. Building from within the organization has been a sticking point of Shero's rebuild. Couple these players with a free agent signing or two this summer and Hynes will have the most talent he's had in New Jersey.
That's why it makes sense to keep him around and see what he can do with a full arsenal. He didn't have much to work with last season and got the Devils to the playoffs. Give him the tools he needs, and they will be contenders on a year-to-year basis.


Latest rumors regarding Samsung's upcoming Exynos 8895 SoC reveal that the high-end chip could well come in multiple versions that differ ever so slightly from one another. The rumor comes in the form of a leaked document that was originally posted on Chinese microblogging site Weibo, but has now found its way on to Twitter. Much like the Snapdragon 835, the Exynos 8895 variants are also expected to feature an integrated 10nm CPU. The leak also seems to confirm a number of other details regarding Samsung's all-new top-tier SoC, which will apparently come in three different versions next year. While the Exynos 8895M and Exynos 8895V are expected to hit the market in Q2 2017, a third version, with a Shannon 395 modem and compatible with North American CDMA networks, is apparently expected in Q3 2017.
The Exynos 8895 was earlier reported to come with an integrated octa-core CPU, and is widely expected to power the global editions of the upcoming Galaxy S8. Samsung has reportedly been testing the Exynos 8895 extensively, with its CPU clocked at speeds of up to 4GHz. The final retail version, however, was always expected to be clocked at much lower frequencies for reasons of stability, power efficiency and optimum thermal performance. Also like the Snapdragon 835, the upcoming SoC is believed to support Cat.16 LTE connectivity, LPDDR4 RAM and UFS 2.1 storage. While all of that will be valid for both versions of the Exynos 8895, there are a couple of significant differences between the two versions of Samsung's all-new top-tier chip.
According to the leaked document, the 8895V will be the base version of the upcoming SoC, and will have its four Exynos M2 CPU cores clocked at a maximum of 2.3GHz. The more premium 8895M edition, meanwhile, will have its Exynos M2 cores clocked at an even higher 2.5GHz. The four Cortex-A53 cores in both the variants, however, will be clocked at 1.7GHz. As for the GPU, both the variants will come with the Mali G71 chip clocked at speeds of up to 550MHz. However, the Exynos 8895V will apparently come with an 18 core version of the chip, while the Exynos 8895M will include a whopping 20 core version of the same GPU.


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When the list was being read the elected representatives objected to the same. A sum of Rs. 10 crore have been allocated for the hawkers zone in the Smart city project.
These are just on paper and the implementation is a huge task as there is a huge lobby behind the street vendors. Also a notable point is that Ramdev Galli has been left out from the Non hawkers zone. Implementing this will not be easy and one will have to wait and watch if this ever will get implemented.
The shops built on Sai Mandir road are yet to alloted which are lying unused for years now.


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Hunted by the Sky (The Wrath of Ambar # 1)
The Beauty of the Moment
A Girl Like That
Tanaz Bhathena
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A timeless exploration of high-stakes romance, self-discovery, and the lengths we go to love and be loved.
Sixteen-year-old Zarin Wadia is many things: a bright and vivacious student, an orphan, a risk taker. She's also the kind of girl that parents warn their kids to stay away from: a troublemaker whose many romances are the subject of endless gossip at school. You don't want to get involved with a girl like that, they say. So how is it that eighteen-year-old Porus Dumasia has only ever had eyes for her? And how did Zarin and Porus end up dead in a car together, crashed on the side of a highway in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia? When the religious police arrive on the scene, everything everyone thought they knew about Zarin is questioned. And as her story is pieced together, told through multiple perspectives, it becomes clear that she was far more than just a girl like that.
This beautifully written debut novel from Tanaz Bhathena reveals a rich and wonderful new world to readers. It tackles complicated issues of race, identity, class, and religion, and paints a portrait of teenage ambition, angst, and alienation that feels both inventive and universal.
Named a Best Book of 2018 by: The Globe and Mail, CBC Books, The Times of India, Seventeen, PopSugar, Vogue India, Quill & Quire, Canadian Children's Book Centre, Chicago Public Library, New York Public Library, The Toronto Public Library, Barnes & Noble Teen Blog, A Mighty Girl
2019 Amy Mathers Teen Book Award Finalist (Canadian Children's Book Centre)
The List: Great Reads for Youth by the Toronto Public Library
2019 Amelia Bloomer Project List Selection
Nominated for 2019 OLA White Pine Award
OLA Best Bets Top Ten 2018
#1 Bestseller, The New Indian Express, June 3 2018
Junior Library Guild Selection
RT Book Reviews Top Pick
~*~*~
★ "Bhathena makes an impressive debut with this eye-opening novel about a free-spirited girl in present-day Saudi Arabia." — Publishers Weekly (starred review)
★ "Bhathena's lithe prose effortlessly wends between past and present…A powerful debut." — Mahnaz Dar, School Library Journal (starred review)
"The book sensitively tackles complex issues of bullying, abuse, rape culture and peer pressure…Heartbreaking in its honesty, the lingering power of Bhathena's prose unsettles long after you're done with the book." — Sadaf Siddique, Muslims in Story
"A Girl Like That is a book which readers will enjoy and will remember long after other novels come and go." — Ann Ketcheson, CM Magazine
"Get ready to not be able to put this book down!" — Daphne Gold, RT Reviews
"Bhathena enters the YA scene with a bang, writing complicated characters with mastery and nuance." — Qurratulayn Muhammad, Booklist
"A refreshingly nuanced narrative about gender in the Middle East." — Kirkus
"Shines a light on a girl caught between global modernity and traditional mores." — The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"A Girl Like That is haunting, uncomfortable, and poignant, with persistent characters who stay with the reader, much like the ghosts hovering over the accident at the beginning of the story." — Charis Cotter, Quill and Quire
"Bhathena does something exceptionally difficult and smart in her first book. She draws in readers with an irresistible "Who is she?" premise, only to dismantle it by showing the rarely seen perspective of a teenage girl living in the Middle East…[T]his is the story of a girl you won't be able to stop thinking about." — Shannon Ozirny, The Globe and Mail
"Brilliantly told story of a girl as scandalous in death as in life." — Jaya Bhattacharji Rose, The Hindu
"With a clear grasp of the politics of a region such as Saudi Arabia as well as an honest look at how religion and culture can be used to limit and criticise, Bhathena writes a novel that is both relevant and needed." — Anum Shaharyar, Dawn
"Brilliant, powerful, unforgettable." — Jean Westmoore, The Buffalo News
"Bhathena brilliantly redefines what it means to be in love and shows how oppression truly plays a part in how women define themselves." — Anum Shafqat, The Harvard Crimson
"Beyond the cultural milieu, A Girl Like That is still a statement about the need for self-expression, to fight self and others, to become who you are." — Helen Kubiw, CanLit for Little Canadians
"A Girl Like That is a book framed by loss… Zarin continues to be unapologetically herself – a messy, complicated, brave, and lovely person – right up to the end. One of the most important books I've read, Bhathena is a unquestionably a writer to watch." — Kinsey Foreman, Odyssey Bookshop
"In this masterful debut, Bhathena tackles numerous contemporary issues in a story that manages to skilfully avoid feeling didactic or bogged down." — Lisa Doucet, Woozles Bookstore
"A Girl Like That is unlike any YA book I've ever read: a fascinating and disturbing glance into the gender discrimination and double-standards as seen through the eyes of a teenage girl in Saudi Arabia. It raised awareness for me, and is certain to inspire discussion about equality, justice, and basic human rights." — Jodi Picoult, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of Small Great Things and Leaving Time
"Vivid, intricately woven, and wholly immersive, A Girl Like That is a debut that will leave you both haunted and hopeful. Tanaz Bhathena is masterful at writing complicated girls and the people in their orbits." — Laurie Elizabeth Flynn, author of Firsts
"Tanaz Bhathena has a rare ability to take a setting that would be unfamiliar to many and make it so instantly and profoundly relatable. This is a shimmering, glowing, radiant novel." — Jeff Zentner, Morris Award-winning author of The Serpent King
"Masterfully constructed and gorgeously written, A Girl Like That is both a page-turner about a ferocious girl fighting the twisted expectations of both family and culture, and a thoughtful meditation on the pain that weighs us down, and the love that lifts us up." — Laura Ruby, Printz Award-winning author of Bone Gap
ALSO, FROM THE UNIVERSE OF A GIRL LIKE THAT:
Fairweather friends, The Hindu Business Online
SELECTED MEDIA:
The CCBC's favourite books of the past decade, CCBC Twitter
The best Canadian YA and children's literature of 2018, CBC
Books of the Year 2018: Kidlit aficionados pick their top titles, Quill & Quire
CCBC December 2018 Newsletter, CCBC
The Globe 100: Our favourite books of 2018, The Globe and Mail
The 34 Best Young Adult Books of 2018, Seventeen
2019 White Pine Award Fiction Nominees, OLA
2019 Best Fiction for Young Adults, YALSA
These are the 12 Most Riveting YA books of 2018, PopSugar
Books your kids need to read before summer ends, CTV's Your Morning
10 Canadian YA books you should read this summer, CBC Books
The Ultimate YA Beach Reads of 2018, Refinery29
What would you like to read this summer?, Mint Lounge
Romance isn't trash!, The New Indian Express
Teenage ambition, angst and alienation, The Asian Age
13 Extraordinary YA Novels by Women of Color, Sadie Nash Leadership Project
A Girl Like That by Tanaz Bhathena is The Feminist Writing We Need in Today's Society, Vagabomb
Jael Richardson's book pick: A Girl Like That by Tanaz Bhathena, CBC Radio
Mumbai Diary: Sunday Dossier, Mid-day
Brilliant Books to look forward in 2018, Times of India
The 20 Best YA Books of 2018, Seventeen
Most Anticipated: Our 2018 Spring Books for Young Readers Preview, 49th Shelf
New Kids On the Block 2018 with Tanaz Bhathena, Pop Goes the Reader
10 Canadian young adult titles to watch for in the first half of 2018, CBC Books
10 of the Best Young Adult Books of February 2018, Paste Magazine
The 17 Best YA Books Coming in February that make the Perfect Valentine's Day Dates, Bustle
YA Open Mic: February 2018, Barnes and Noble
28 of Our Most Anticipated February YA Books, Barnes and Noble
An Interview with Tanaz Bhathena on her new YA book A Girl Like That, Book Riot
9 Books with South Asian Characters to read in 2018, Teen Vogue
Spring Preview 2018: Books for Young People, Quill & Quire
Brown and Proud: 11 Books from the South Asian Diaspora To Read Right Now, Barnes and Noble
Most Anticipated Books of 2018, Book Riot
Start Off Your 2018 Right By Reading These 18 New YA Books, Buzzfeed
29 of Our Most Anticipated Contemporaries of 2018, Barnes and Noble
27 Most Anticipated YA Contemporary Books Hitting Shelves In 2018, Bustle
17 YA Books By Authors Of Color To Look Out For In The First Half Of 2018, Bustle
Must-Read Young Adult Books of Winter 2018, Bookish
Audio edition: Recorded Books
India: Penguin Random House India
Hungary: Könyvmolyképző
Romania: Editura Young Art (Published under the title Genul ăla de fată)
Serbia: Publik Praktikum (Published under the title Samo Svoja)
Spain: Plataforma Neo (Published under the title Una Chica Como Ella)
Author photo by Nettie Photography


Recorded in 25 February 2009.
This song is taken from the 10th work "Tu, deorum hominumque tyranne, Amor".
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Prof. Ahmad Hiasat
Hiasat
Prof. Ahmad Hiasat got his B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Jordan. In 1995, he earned his PhD in Systems Engineering from Oakland University, MI, USA. He joined PSUT in 1996 and became a full Professor in 2005. Seconded from PSUT, Prof. Hiasat was the Chairman and CEO of Jordan's Telecommunications Regulatory Commission between 2006 and 2010, and Chairman and CEO of the Energy Regulatory Commission of Jordan from 2011 to 2012. His research interests include computer arithmetic, residue number system, digital median filters and VLSI design.
EE 449
a.hiasat@psut.edu.jo
Hiasat2020-PSUT.pdf
Selected Journal Papers
A. Hiasat "An Efficient Reverse Converter for the Three-Moduli Set (2 n+1 -1; 2n; 2n - 1) " IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems TCAS-II, vol. 64, no. 8, pp 962-966, August 2017.
A. Hiasat, "A Efficient RNS Scalers for the Extended Three-Moduli Set (2n -1, 2n+p, 2n + 1)," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 66, no. 7, pp 1253 - 1260, July 2017.
A. Hiasat, "A Residue to Binary Converter for the Extended Four Moduli Set {2n-1; 2n + 1; 22n + 1; 22n+p}," IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems, vol. 25, No. 7, pp 2188 - 2192, July 2017.
A. Hiasat "A Reverse Converter and Sign Detectors for an Extended RNS Five Moduli Set" IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems TCAS-I, vol. 64, No. 7, pp 111 – 121, January 2017.
A. Hiasat, "A Sign Detector for a Group of Moduli," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol.
65, no. 12, pp 3580 -3590 , Dec. 2016.
N. Abu-Shikhah, A. Hiasat, W. Al-Rabadi, "A photovoltaic proposed generation promotion policy—The case of Jordan", Energy Policy, vol. 49, No. 1, pp 154–163, October 2012.
A. Hiasat,"VLSI Implementation of New Arithmetic Residue to Binary De-coders," IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems, vol. 13, No. 1, pp 153-158, January 2005.
A. Hiasat, "A Suggestion for a New RNS-based Multiplier for a Family of Moduli," International Journal of Computers and their Applications, vol. 11, no. 2, pp. 92-97, June 2004.
A. Hiasat and A. Sweidan, "Residue to Binary Decoder for an Enhanced Moduli Set," IET Proceedings: Computers and Digital Techniques, vol. 151, no. 2, March 2004.
O. Hasan and O. Hasan, and A. Hiasat, "Limiter Discriminator Detection of Narrow-Band Doubinary FSK in a Land Mobile Channel," the International Journal of Communication Systems, vol. 17, no. 1, pp 85-97, February 2004.
A. Hiasat, "A Suggestion for Fast Residue Multiplier for a Family of Moduli of the form (2n- (2p + 1))," The Computer Journal (The British Computer Society), Volume 47, Issue 1, pp. 93-102, January 2004.
A. Hiasat, "Arithmetic binary to residue encoders for moduli (2n- (2p + 1))," IET Proceedings: Computers and Digital Techniques, vol. 150, no. 6, pp 369-374, November 2003.
A. Hiasat and O. Hasan, "Bit-serial Architecture for Rank Order and Stack Filters," INTEGRATION, the VLSI Journal, Elsevier Science, Vol. 36, no. (1-2), pp 3-12, September 2003.
A. Hiasat and A. Sweidan, "Residue Number System to Binary Converter for the Moduli Set (2n-1, 2n-1, 2n+1)," Journal of Systems Architecture, Elsevier Science, vol. 49, no. (1-2), pp. 53-58 August 2003.
A. Hiasat, "New digital sweep oscillator structures," IET Proceedings: Circuits, Devices and Systems, vol. 150, no. 3, pp 179-184, June 2003.
A. Hiasat, "Efficient residue to binary converter," IET Proceedings: Computers and Digital Techniques, Vol. 150, No. 1, pp 11-16, January 2003.
A. Hiasat, "High-Speed and Reduced-Area Modular Adder Structures for RNS," IEEE Transactions on Computers, Vol. 51, No. 1, pp 84-89, January 2002.
A. Sweidan and A. Hiasat, "On the theory of error control based on moduli with common factors," Journal of Reliable Computing, Kluwer Academic, vol. 7, issue 4, p 209-218, July 2001.
A. Hiasat, "RNS Arithmetic Multiplier for Medium and Large Moduli,"IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems, Part II, pp 937-940, September 2000.
A. Hiasat, "New efficient structure for a modular multiplier for RNS," IEEE Transactions on Computers, Vol. 49, No. 2, pp 170-174, February 2000.
A. Hiasat, M. Al-Ibrahim and K. Garaibeh, "Design and implementation of a new median filtering algorithm," IET Proceedings: Vision, Image and signal Processing, vol. 146, no.5, pp 273-278, October 1999.
A. Hiasat and A. Al-Khateeb, "New high-resolution digital sinusoidal oscillator structure with extremely low frequency and sensitivity," Int'l J. of Electronics, vol. 86, No. 3, , pp 287-296, March 1999.
A. Hiasat and H. Zohdy, "Combinational logic approach for implementing An improved approximate squaring function" IEEE Journal of Solid State Circuits, vol. 34,no. 2, pp 236-240, February 1999.
A. Hiasat and A. Al-Khateeb, "Efficient digital sweep oscillator with extremely low sweep rates," IET Proceedings: Circuits, Devices and Systems, vol. 145,no. 6, pp 409-414, December 1998.
A. Hiasat and H. Zohdy, "Semi-Custom VLSI design and implementation of a new efficient RNS division algorithm," The Computer Journal, vol. 42, no. 3, pp 232-240, 1999.
A. Hiasat, "New designs for a sign detector and a residue to binary converter, "IET Proceedings: Circuits, Devices and Systems, pp 477-482, August 1993.
A. Hiasat, "New memoryless mod (2n+1) residue multiplier," IET Electronics Letters, vol. 28, no. 3, pp 314-315, January 1992.
A. Sweidan and A. Hiasat, "New efficient memoryless residue to binary converter, " IEEE Transactions, CAS-35, pp 1441-1444, November 1988.
Refereed Conference Papers (here are a few)
A. Hiasat, "Semi-custom VLSI chip implementation of a new two- dimensional separable median filtering algorithm," the 8th IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Circuits and Systems, 2001. ICECS 2001, pp 841-844, Sep. 2-5, 2001.
A. Hiasat, "VLSI design and implementation of a separable two-dimensional median filter," NORSIG 2000: IEEE NORDIC Signal Processing Symposium, Sweden, June 13-15, 2000.
A. Hiasat, "Full-custom VLSI design of new high-speed modular adder structures", Proceedings of IEEE ICECS'99, pp 1221-1224, September 1999.
A. Hiasat, "An Efficient Residue-Based Arithmetic Multiplier," IMACS/GAMM International Symposium on Scientific Computing, Computer Arithmetic and Validated Numerics SCAN-98, pp 168-171, Budapest, Hungary, Sep. 22-25, 1998.
A. Sweidan and A. Hiasat, "An RNS Error Correction Scheme Based on Moduli With Common Factors," IMACS/GAMM International Symposium on Scientific Computing, Computer Arithmetic and Validated Numerics SCAN-98, pp 54-57, Budapest, Hungary, Sep. 22-25, 1998.
H. Zohdy and A. Hiasat, "VLSI Design and Implementation of An Improved Squaring Circuit By Combinational Logic," INVITED paper, 31st Annual Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers, Proceedings, pp 426-429, Pacific Grove, CA, November, 1997.
A. Hiasat and H. Zohdy, "Design and implementation of an RNS division algorithm," Proc. of the 13th IEEE Symposium on Computer Arithmetic, Asilomar, CA, pp 240-209, July 1997.
H. Abdel-Aty-Zohdy and A. Hiasat, ``VLSI Design and Implementation of An Improved Squaring Circuit By Combinational Logic," INVITED paper, 31st Annual Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers, Proceedings, pp 426-429, Pacific Grove, CA, November, 1997.
A. Hiasat, "Semi-custom VLSI design for RNS multipliers using combinational logic approach," Proceedings of the IEEE ICECS'96, pp 935-938, October 1996.
A. Hiasat and H. Abdel-Aty-Zohdy, ``Combinational Logic Design Approach of A Residue-Arithmetic Multiplier," Proceedings of the IEEE 1996 Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems, MWSCAS96, Ames, Iowa, pp. 541- 543, August 1996.
A. Hiasat, and H. Zohdy "Fast and customized RNS division algorithm", Proceedings of the IEEE ICECS'95, pp 20-23, December 1995.
A. Hiasat and H. Zohdy, "An algorithm for the design of a residue to binary converter," in the Proceedings of 38th IEEE MidWest Symposium on Circuits and Systems, pp 1280-1283, August 1995.
-A. Hiasat and H. Zohdy, "High-speed division algorithm for residue number system," Proceedings of the 1995 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems ISCAS'95, pp 1996-1999, May 1995.
A. Hiasat and H. Zohdy, "Design and implementation of a fast and compact residue-based semi-custom VLSI arithmetic chip," Proc. of the 37th IEEE MidWest Symp. on Circuits and Systems, vol. 1, pp 428-431, August 1994.
A. Hiasat, "A novel design for a multipurpose residue-to-mixed-radix decoder," Proc. of the 35th IEEE MidWest Symp. on Circuits and Systems, vol.1, pp 24-27, August 1992.


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Q: D3: It is possible to do in D3? I want to show on the chart D3 e-mail communications between users using data from JSON file on chart FLARE or other.
Users can be represented on a graph as a node and e-mails between them as links.
If it is possible to present in the D3 and someone knows the solution to this problem please let me know.
The following sample array of data for a single email.
In the other tables changes to email details: user names, titles, emails, dates and times.
{
"metadataAsStrings": {
"doc-from": "User 1",
"doc-sender": "User 1",
"caat-derived-recipients": "User 2",
"doc-subject": "Title Email 1"
"doc-recipient": "User 2",
"caat-normalized-author": "User 1",
"caat-derived-email-action": "REPLY"
"caat-derived-end-email": "true",
"caat-derived-inclusive-email-reason": "MESSAGE"
"doc-date": "2014/09/25 10:20:00",
"doc-is", "User 2"
}
}

A: This is pretty easy with the force layout.
Here's the plnkr:
http://plnkr.co/edit/1Mub7rTUKQuuAB6TAoJb?p=preview
What I actually did was create a json according to the structure that d3 force layout needs.
Assuming I have something similar to your data, I do a little bit of parsing:
{
  "edges": [
    {
      "source":"1",
      "target": "2",
      "color": "yellow",
      "weight": "1.0",
      "doc-subject": "Title Email 1"
    },
    {
      "source":"2",
      "target": "3",
      "color": "blue",
      "weight": "1.0",
      "doc-subject": "Title Email 2"
    }
    ],
  "nodes": [
    {
      "label":"user 1",
      "x":-1015.1223754882812,"y":679.421875,
      "id":"1","attributes":{},"color":"rgb(175,156,171)",
      "size":20
    },
    {
      "label":"user 2",
      "x":-915.1223754882812,"y":659.421875,
      "id":"2","attributes":{},"color":"rgb(175,156,171)",
      "size":15
    },
    {
      "label":"user 3",
      "x":-1015.1223754882812,"y":579.421875,
      "id":"3","attributes":{},"color":"rgb(175,156,171)",
      "size":15
    }
  ]
}

Then, in d3, I have this code to parse it:
d3.json("graph.json", function(error, graphData) {
        //setup the data
        var graph = {};
        graph.nodes = [];
        graph.links = [];
        var test = [];

        // set the node data
        for (var nodeIndex in graphData.nodes){
            var curr_node = graphData.nodes[nodeIndex];
            graph.nodes[curr_node.id] = {
                x: curr_node.x,
                y: curr_node.y,
                color: curr_node.color,
                size: curr_node.size,
                label: curr_node.label,
                id: curr_node.id

            };
            test.push(Number(curr_node.id));
        }
        // sort the IDs
        function sortNumber(a,b) {
            return a - b;
        }

        test.sort(sortNumber);

        // now go over each ID and set it in the
        var tmpNodes = [];
        for (var index in test){
            tmpNodes.push(graph.nodes[test[index]]);
        }
        graph.nodes = tmpNodes;
        // now setup the edges/links
        for (edge in graphData.edges){
            var curr_link = graphData.edges[edge];
            graph.links.push({source: test.indexOf(Number(curr_link.source)), target: test.indexOf(Number(curr_link.target)), weight: 1.0});
        }
      force
          .nodes(graph.nodes)
          .links(graph.links)
          .start();

      link = link.data(graph.links)
        .enter().append("line")
          .attr("class", "link");

      node = node
        .data(graph.nodes)
        .enter().append("g")
        .attr("class", "node")

        .call(drag)
        .on("dblclick", dblclick)
        .on("mouseover", function(d){
            hover.html(d.id + ": " + d.label);
        })
        .on("mouseleave", function(d){
            hover.html("");
        })
            ;

     node.append("circle")
        .attr("r", function(d,i){
                return d.size/2;
            })
            .attr("fill", function(d,i){
                return d.color;
            })

            ;

      var textNode = node.append("g");

      var text = textNode.append("text")
          .attr("dx", 12)
          .attr("dy", ".35em")
          .attr("font-size", function(d){
            return 12+(d.size-1)/7+"px";
          })
          .text(function(d) {
            return d.label });

      textNode.append("rect")
        .attr("x",function(d,i){
            var g = node[0][i].childNodes[1];
            return -g.getBBox().width;
        })
            .attr("y",function(d,i){
            var g = node[0][i].childNodes[1].childNodes[0];
            return -g.getBBox().height+10;
        })
        .attr("fill","white")
        .attr("fill-opacity",0.25)
        .attr("width",function(d,i){
            var g = node[0][i].childNodes[1];
            return g.getBBox().width;
        })
        .attr("height",function(d,i){
            var g = node[0][i].childNodes[1].childNodes[0];
            return g.getBBox().height;
        })
        ;
    });

So what happens in the code, d3 gets the json, I do a little bit of parsing for d3 to get the data setup better (I made it like that so I could add more users, and sort them by their ID rather then the order in which they are set in the array) and then just give the links and nodes to d3 to plot.
Hope this helps.


ADULTERATION. This term denotes the act of mixing something impure with something pure, as, to mix an inferior liquor with wino; au inferior article with coffee, tea,.and the like.
The larger public is not optimally aware about adulteration and the ways in which items of consumption are laced with harmful additives.
There is no dearth of resources or finest human material to run the Government eliminating adulteration in food and eatables and also the spurious drug sale in whole of Balochistan.
The petroleum ministry has been trying to convince the government to introduce fuel marking products to curb the menace of adulteration and as a first step is planning to introduce 'fuel marker' in locally produced kerosene.
According to UVAS-USAID-PFA-LDD study on loose milk supply chain in Lahore 2016, approximately 80pc milkmen are transporting milk without temperature control, and a small number of them does adulteration tests.
Adulteration in paneer, khoya and sweets can be tried out by performing iodine test on them.
As a result of adulteration it has become a continuous menace to the health of the citizens.
Intentional adulteration may be carried out by external terrorists, but may also come from disgruntled employees.
com - India's leading marketplace that offers guaranteed adulteration free, hygienic, and pure sweets & other products.
Adulteration of food is a criminal act in Pakistan and adulterator could get jail term of up to 25 years.
Is that What We Consume..
com) 2012, the following facts emerge: Different forms of adulteration and contamination take place.
The Present study conducted to know the adulteration of pulses in our region.
The soft drinks major approached the HC after two lower courts set aside its petition seeking quashing of the food inspector's complaint filed under the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act.


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The physical stock of LMHA's family developments needs to be completely redeveloped. These sites — large, dense, urban and often isolated — need major renovation or replacement. LMHA's goal is to transform these communities in the coming years, replacing the current public housing developments with mixed income communities, while at the same time providing replacement units so that the overall number of families served will not decrease. In the elderly developments, modernization efforts will proceed with an eye towards appropriate and expanded service provision.
Increase housing choice through strong rental communities and expanded homeownership opportunities. .
Homeownership is an important housing choice option for many low-income families, and is an appropriate program given the local market. LMHA's nationally recognized Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program is an affordable and secure way for LMHA families to achieve housing self-sufficiency. Together more than 150 public housing residents and HCV program participants have purchased homes through the program. For the many other families for whom homeownership isn't a viable option, LMHA will look at its public housing communities to see what policy and program changes might strengthen those communities and make them better places to live.
MTW allows LMHA to break from HUD established "norms" and therefore maximize the potential of locally available resources to develop programs for people with specific needs. The goal is to meet needs not met by other agencies and to partner with local organizations that have social services programs that need a housing support element. Some of these needs will be transitional; others are for programs that provide more long-term support, particularly for single parents with children where the parent is working or preparing for work by participating in educational programs. Developing comprehensive initiatives in these areas will continue to require regulatory relief.
The MTW demonstration program allows LMHA to reinvent the Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program to make it relevant to participants here in Louisville. The demonstration also allows LMHA to rethink other policies — like the rent policy — to encourage individuals to seek employment.
For more information about LMHA's MTW program, contact MTW Program Coordinator Sarah Galloway at (502) 569-4372.