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Game Night at the Binomial Elks Club
The Binomial Elks Club, being predominantly composed of ambitious and competitive personalities, often held game nights in which members enjoyed battling each other for high stakes and bragging rights. On this particular night, a crowd had gathered around Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. These two friends were engaged in a tense game of intellect, played on a small game board. The rules of this game were:
There is a 3x3 game board that initially starts with a token in each space.
Players alternate taking turns. A player's turn consists of taking one or more tokens from a single row or column of the board. The tokens taken are removed from the board. The tokens do not need to be contiguous, just from the same row or column.
The player who takes the last token wins.
Each player wagers \$1 million. The winner takes all, the loser gets nothing.
The order of play is decided by a coin flip. The winner of the coin flip decides whether they will play first or second.
Matt Damon won the coin flip and eventually won the game. Did he choose to play first or second, and what was his strategy?
Having just lost $1 million, Ben wanted to go double or nothing in a rematch. But before Matt could accept, Elon Musk challenged both of them to a 3-person variant of the same game. The rules were slightly different:
The game board and moves are the same as the previous version. The three players take turns in round robin order, i.e. 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, etc.
The winner is the player who takes the last token. The player whose turn comes after the winner is 2nd place.
Each player wagers \$1 million. The winner gets \$2 million, the 2nd place player gets \$1 million, and the 3rd place player gets nothing.
The order of play is decided by drawing straws. The long straw gets to pick whether to play first, second, or third. The middle straw gets to pick between the two remaining positions. The short straw is stuck playing in whatever position is left.
Ben picked the long straw and Matt picked the middle straw. Which positions did Ben and Matt choose to play, what were their strategies, and how much did each win?
Elon Musk was steaming after losing the previous game. He demanded that the three play a double or nothing match. Matt offered to raise the stakes to \$10 million. Elon agreed on the condition that the straw orders should be reversed from the last game, i.e. Elon picks first then Matt picks second. Matt and Ben gave each other a knowing look and agreed.
Even though Elon chose the same position and played the same strategy as the winner of the previous match, he ended up losing. What happened?
Optional bonus question: Suppose the game board were 4x4 instead of 3x3. How would the answers change for the first two games played? Since the 4x4 strategy can get quite complex, it would be enough to say which position to pick and what the first move(s) should be, rather than list a full tree of possibilities.
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Any permutation of the rows and columns is treated as an "equivalent" board.
Part 1: Matt chooses to go second.
(Case A) If Ben takes 2 or 3 tokens, then Matt can turn it into a 2x2 board and win.
(Case B) If Ben takes 1 token: $$\begin{array}{ccc} O & O & O \\ O & O & O \\ \_ & O & O \end{array}$$ then Matt can take 2 tokens to make the board look like:
$$\begin{array}{ccc} \_ & \_ & O \\ O & O & O \\ \_ & O & O \end{array}$$ No matter what Ben does, Matt can either turn it into a 2x2 board or: $$\begin{array}{cc} O & \_ \\ \_ & O \end{array}$$
Part 2: You never want to let the player ahead of you win (if they win, you lose).
On a board with three tokens, if you can take all of them you win, otherwise you take one piece in such a way to get second. (The player before you wins.)
All four and five token boards can in one move become a three token board (where not all tokens are in the same row/column). Therefore, all four and five token boards are winning!
If the first player takes 2 tokens: $$\begin{array}{ccc} O & O & O \\ \_ & O & O \\ \_ & O & O \end{array}$$ Then the second player must only take the one remaining piece in that row/column (or otherwise lose by letting the third player win). $$\begin{array}{ccc} \_ & O & O \\ \_ & O & O \\ \_ & O & O \end{array}$$ The first person automatically wins!
Ben chooses to go first, and Matt chooses to go second.
Part 3: I concluded the player going first always wins this three-player game on a 3x3 board. Ben and Matt must not have played a subgame perfect strategy for Elon to lose again. Perhaps they colluded? Then, Ben and Matt are acting as a team whose goal is to make Elon lose.
Suppose in Part 2, Ben only took 1 token to start, and Matt took 2 tokens. In Part 3, Elon copies Ben's strategy. That is, Elon starts and takes 1 token. But now, Ben and Matt each take one token. Elon then starts on a 2x3 board and automatically loses.
Optional bonus question:
Part 1b: I am not sure. I'd conjecture that in a nxn board it is winning to go first only if n is even.
Part 2b: Choose Elon to go last. Ben and Matt can then make Elon start with the following board:
$$\begin{array}{cccc} O & \_ & \_ & \_ \\ \_ & O & O & O \\ \_ & O & O & O \\ \_ & O & O & O \end{array}$$
Unless Elon takes 3 tokens, then they can turn into a 2x3 board for Elon's next turn. If Elon takes 3 tokens, then they can turn it into:
$$\begin{array}{cc} O & \_ \\ \_ & O \end{array}$$
Part 3b: Elon copies Ben and goes first, but instead they leave him with a 2x3 board.
Sherwin LottSherwin Lott
$\begingroup$ Correct on all answers. Ben and Matt, being friends, colluded to take Elon's money. Can you give one set of moves to do so, given that Elon played what Ben played in the previous match? It turns out that the 3 player game is only fair if every player only plays for themselves. Two players can always collude to make the 3rd lose. $\endgroup$ – JS1 Jul 22 '19 at 13:45
$\begingroup$ Thanks! I've added answers to part 3 and the bonus question accordingly. I don't have a solution to the 4x4 two-player game. $\endgroup$ – Sherwin Lott Jul 30 '19 at 22:41
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El clavo es un cuento o novela breve de tema policiaco escrito por Pedro Antonio de Alarcón, basado en una causa real que circulaba en periódicos y revistas de la España decimonónica. Publicada en 1853, se reeditó en 1856, y la versión definitiva, que contiene algunas variaciones importantes, en 1880. En 1881 se publicó dentro de la colección de Cuentos amatorios del autor. Se considera el primer antecedente del género policiaco en España.

Sinopsis
Felipe, el narrador de la historia, conoce a una misteriosa y bella dama en un viaje en diligencia durante el otoño de 1844. Dos meses después se reúne en Córdoba con su amigo, el juez Joaquín Zarco, al que encuentra en un estado melancólico, debido a un episodio amoroso que resultó fracasado. Joaquín cuenta a su amigo su enamoramiento fulminante de una hermosa viuda llamada Blanca, a la que conoció en Sevilla durante un permiso, y con la que se prometió en matrimonio tras mucho insistir, ya que ella se resistía tenazmente. Como el juez tenía asuntos pendientes en su juzgado, se dieron un plazo de un mes para la boda y se separaron. Dada su impaciencia, Joaquín arregló rápidamente sus asuntos y volvió a Sevilla a los 15 días, encontrando que no había huellas de su enamorada, por lo que rompió el compromiso y volvió despechado a Córdoba.

Durante un paseo por el cementerio, los dos amigos encuentran una calavera que les llama la atención, ya que contiene un clavo. Joaquín sospecha de un asesinato y comienza a investigar, descubriendo que la calavera pertenece a Alfonso Gutiérrez, recientemente fallecido. Como la esposa, Gabriela Zahara, fue la única persona que asistió al difunto en su muerte, se convierte en la principal sospechosa, por lo que dicta su detención, pero ella desaparece.

Pasa el tiempo y Felipe reencuentra a la desconocida de la diligencia, a la que no ha olvidado, descubriendo que se llama Mercedes, y que es viuda. Consigue entablar amistad con ella, pero muy breve, ya que vuelve a desaparecer.

Felipe vuelve a visitar a Joaquín, al que encuentra eufórico, ya que le dice que ha encontrado a Blanca, y ella le ha explicado que en realidad volvió a Sevilla en la fecha acordada para la boda, y no pudo localizarle, ya que él se había adelantado, por lo que todo ha sido un malentendido. Joaquín lamenta haber perdido dos años, pero ahora cree poder recuperar el tiempo perdido.

A los pocos días, Joaquín recibe la noticia de que la guardia civil ha detenido a la prófuga Gabriela. Cuando los dos amigos la van a ver a la prisión, descubren horrorizados que Gabriela es la misma persona que se hizo pasar por Blanca y por Mercedes.

Gabriela Zahara, que es el verdadero nombre de la encausada, confiesa su crimen y explica sus motivos.

Joaquín, como juez encargado del caso se ve obligado a juzgar y condenar a Gabriela, a pesar de sus sentimientos.

En 1970, TVE emitió una serie basada en la novela de Pedro Antonio de Alarcón, que constaba de cinco capítulos. La serie estaba protagonizada entre otros, por Pepe Martín y Monica Randall

Véase también
El clavo (película)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 ALARCÓN, Pedro Antonio de: El clavo (1853).
 Texto en Scribd.
 Texto, con facsímil electrónico y audiolibro,  en el sitio de la Biblioteca Virtual de Andalucía.
 Texto, con ilustraciones, edición electrónica (en varios formatos) de la impresa en la Biblioteca Mignon, Madrid, c. 1900, en el Proyecto Gutenberg.

Obras de Pedro Antonio de Alarcón
Cuentos de España
Cuentos policíacos
Obras literarias adaptadas al cine
Cuentos de 1853

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package org.elihw.manager.actor

import akka.actor.{ActorLogging, ActorRef, Actor}
import org.elihw.manager.mail.{BrokerHeartMail, FinishMail, FreshTopicsMail, RegisterMail}
import org.elihw.manager.communication.BrokerServerHandler
import scala.collection.JavaConversions.asScalaBuffer
import akka.actor.Status.Success
import com.jd.bdp.whale.common.command.TopicHeartInfo

/**
 * User: bigbully
 * Date: 13-11-2
 * Time: 下午7:50
 */
class Broker extends Actor with ActorLogging{

  var topicMap: Map[String, ActorRef] = Map()
  var handler: BrokerServerHandler = null
  var consumeMsgSec:Long = 0L
  var produceMsgSec:Long = 0L
  var topicHeartInfos:List[TopicHeartInfo] = null

  def receive = {
    case registerMail: RegisterMail => {
      handler = registerMail.handler
      val topicRouter = context.actorSelection("/user/manager/topicRouter")
      //转换java.util.list为inmutable.list
      var topicList = List[String]()
      for (topicName <- registerMail.cmd.getTopics) {
        topicList :+= topicName
      }
      //根据broker自带的topic刷新所有topic
      topicRouter ! FreshTopicsMail(topicList, registerMail.cmd.getId, self)
      log.info("broker注册成功!注册信息为:{}", registerMail.cmd)
    }
    case brokerHeartMail:BrokerHeartMail => {
      val cmd = brokerHeartMail.cmd
      produceMsgSec = cmd.getProduceMsgSec
      consumeMsgSec = cmd.getConsumerMsgSec
      topicHeartInfos = List[TopicHeartInfo]()
      for(topicHeartInfo <- cmd.getBrokerHeartInfos){
        topicHeartInfos :+= topicHeartInfo
      }
      log.debug("收到心跳信息{}", cmd)
    }
    case finishMail: FinishMail => {
      topicMap += (finishMail.topicName -> finishMail.topic)
    }
    case response:Success => {
      handler finishRegister(self)
    }
  }
}

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Battalion 1944 classes are the key to succeeding in the game's tense, twitchy combat encounters. Much like the early Call of Duty games that influenced it, Battalion 1944's classes provide simple weapon loadouts that dictate your role on the battlefield. Want to sharpen up on your weapon knowledge before heading into the warzone? Our Battalion 1944 classes guide will bring you up to speed before you deploy.
Here's how Battalion 1944 can reign king in the FPS world.
There are six classes in Battalion 1944, although it would be more accurate to call them loadouts. Instead of providing a multitude of abilities like in most modern class-based shooters, Battalion 1944's classes simply dictate which weapon you can equip. This stripped-back approach may sound overly simple, but it is important that you select a class that you can play well. Do you have a talent for pinpoint precision? Marksman will be where your skills are best put to use. Better up close and holding the trigger down? The SMG-equipped Pathfinder is your ideal pick.
Both of Battalion 1944's sides – the Allies and Axis powers – have their own weapon sets, so your class choice will be modified depending on which side of the field you are playing on. You can see exactly which weapon you will be able to use in the list below.
Choice of fragmentation or smoke grenades.
The class system is backed up by a card-based economy that is a little like Counter-Strike's buying system. Before each round you are be able to choose your class, but there is a limited pool of each loadout that can be chosen by the team. For example, there may be two Pathfinders available, one Heavy, and a Rifleman. If the team runs out of loadouts, the Default class is infinite and always available.
Your team replenishes loadouts by killing enemies in battle. When a player dies they leave a card behind on their corpse. Picking a card up makes loadouts available for the next round, so in order to ensure classes are available you need to consistently grab cards with each kill. Cards are not reserved for the player who made the kill, so any other player may retrieve one if you are unable to reach it.
Much like Counter-Strike, Battalion 1944 features a loot box system that unlocks skins for weapons. These are awarded when leveling up or can be bought with microtransactions from the store. Weapon skins alter the look of your guns, and can be equipped from the game's inventory page. Flawless, Battle Hardened, and War Torn skins for each weapon make your guns look increasingly battered and worn.


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Zephyr Point
Zephyr Point is a haven where God's presence seems to reach out from the snowy mountains and the deep blue lake to drape world-weary visitors in a profound peace.
- The Chicago Tribune
Located at the tip of Zephyr Point on Lake Tahoe, this comprehensive camp and conference center is one of those "thin places" between heaven and earth. Since 1925 the venue has provided rest, rejuvenation and recreation for thousands of guests from across the world. From its humble origin, when guests would camp in tents along the rugged lakeside, Zephyr Point has grown into one of the leading cross-cultural and ecumenical Christian Centers in the nation.
Zephyr Point's history began during the "Roaring Twenties" when the Presbyterian Synod of California was contemplating new and inspirational experiences for its young people. Dr. Robert Donaldson of the Board of National Missions in San Francisco Presbytery scheduled the first Young People's Conference at Lake Tahoe during the summer of 1924. Since then, this spectacular location has served as the background for hundreds of groups, courses, and conferences embracing faith, humanity, and the environment.
Zephyr Point's proximity to South Lake Tahoe, Carson City, and Reno make it an easy place to reach. It's secluded setting--including a half-mile of private shoreline and unparalleled access to the peaks, lakes, and rivers of the Sierra Nevada mountains--make it a difficult place to leave.
For more information, visit the
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SpaceX goals to launch first orbital Starship flight in July
The SN15 prototype spacecraft rocket is on the company's launch pad in Boca Chica, Texas.
Elon Musk's SpaceX "shoots for July" to launch the first orbital space flight of its Starship rocket, said company president Gwynne Shotwell on Friday.
"I hope we can make it, but we all know it's difficult," Shotwell said at the National Space Society's virtual international space development conference.
"We are really close to flying this system, or at least attempting the first orbital flight of this system in the near future," added Shotwell.
SpaceX conducted several short test flights of Starship prototypes over the past year, but reaching orbit is the next step in testing the rocket. The company announced its plan in May for the flight, which is scheduled to depart from the company's Texas facility and land off the coast of Hawaii.
Spaceship prototypes are about 160 feet tall, or about the size of a 16-story building, and made of stainless steel – they represent the early version of the rocket that Musk unveiled in 2019. The rocket initially launches on a "Super Heavy" booster, which makes up the bottom half of the rocket and is about 230 feet high. Together, Starship and Super Heavy will be nearly 400 feet tall when stacked for launch.
The company is developing Starship to launch cargo and humans on missions to the moon and Mars.
While SpaceX's fleet of Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets are partially reusable, Musk's goal is to make Starship fully reusable – a rocket more like an airliner, with short turnaround times between flights where the only major cost is fuel are.
"I don't think people really understood what this system is going to do," Shotwell said.
She stressed that Musk is "in a hurry" to develop Starship and "create a sustainable ability that will bring people to the moon and Mars".
"That means it's not a ship every two years, does it? We need to be able to fly dozens of ships in the amount of time you can get people to Mars," Shotwell added.
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I should just not engage with those people, but here we are.
I think she'll check in. She's made a few posts at TR at different times, so maybe around for a bit.
Hey, Taygete/ former Fuzzy made a new registration cause old one didn't work. Let her in, eh.


You don't need complex joints to build a wooden box. Simple box construction consists of uncomplicated design and materials such as plywood. Plywood works best for larger boxes that are perfect for storage, toys, shipping or work-related duties. Utility boxes made from plywood are sturdy, affordable and accommodate movement and weight without significant weakening. Add corner bracing, and the box becomes even more durable. Build a heavy-duty plywood box in about an hour using ordinary tools.
Dry-fit parts before adding glue.
Set the fence on a table saw to the desired height of the box. Cut the 3/4-by-48-by-96-inch sheet of plywood twice, perpendicular to the grain, to produce two identical pieces. Set the fence to the desired length of the box. Cut one of the pieces twice -- parallel with the grain -- to produce the front and back of the box.
Set the fence 1 1/2 inches shorter than the desired width of the box. Rip the remaining piece of plywood parallel with the grain twice to produce the sides of the box.
Apply glue to the sides of the two smaller pieces. Assemble the four pieces standing up with the shorter pieces sandwiched between the larger pieces, flush on the outside.
Place clamps across the box and apply pressure. Drill pilot holes 4 inches apart vertically, through all four corners using a drill/driver and 1/8-inch drill bit. Drill the holes 3/8-inch from the edge to penetrate only through the first piece of plywood. Countersink the holes with a 3/8-inch countersink drill bit.
Insert 2-inch screws in the holes. Drive the screws in using a drill/driver. Remove the clamps after one hour.
Measure the length and width of the box on the outside. Cut a bottom for the box from the remaining piece of plywood. Apply glue along the outside perimeter of the box. Place the bottom on the box, flushing it on all four sides. Drill pilot holes, countersink and screw the bottom on the box using 2-inch screws. Turn the box upright.
Rip a 48-inch-long, two-by-four stud in half lengthwise using the table saw. Measure the depth of the box. Cut four pieces to the measurement using a miter saw using the half-studs. Apply glue to two sides of the four pieces. Place one piece in each corner. Drill pilot holes through the pieces spaced 4 inches apart vertically. Screw them to all four corners on both sides using 2 1/4-inch screws.
Measure the top of the box. Cut a lid to the measurement from the remaining plywood. Screw the lid to the box using 3/4-by-3/4-inch piano hinge and 1/2-inch screws.


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Q: Show markers on each point of GeoJSON polyline in Leaflet? I have a line feature and would like to visualize all vertices. I am able to do this in QGIS (see screenshot) but I am wondering how I can do this in my Leaflet map?

My JavaScript code drawing a simple line:
async function initMap() {

    const map = L.map('map').setView([46.519833, 6.6335], 13);

    L.tileLayer('https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png', {
        attribution: '© OpenStreetMap'
    }).addTo(map);

    const trackCanvas = L.canvas({
        padding: 0.5
    });

    const response = await fetch(`/tracks/1`);
    const tracks = await response.json();

    const trackLayer = L.geoJSON(tracks[0], {
        style: feature => ({
            color: "#000000",
            weight: 2,
            opacity: 0.7,
            renderer: trackCanvas,
        })
    });

    trackLayer.addTo(map);

}

initMap();

A: One possible solution for this would be to create separate group layer for line points and add point markers to this layer when creating track layer. Good practice would also be to hide points when zoom is to low.
Code for this solution could look something like this:
var pointsLayer = L.layerGroup();

var layer = L.geoJSON(geoJsonData, {
  onEachFeature: function(feature, layer) {
    var coords = [];
    if (feature.geometry.type == 'LineString')
      coords[0] = feature.geometry.coordinates;
    else if (feature.geometry.type == 'MultiLineString') {
      coords = feature.geometry.coordinates;
    }
    if (coords.length > 0) {
      coords.forEach(function(coordsArray) {
        var pointsArray = L.GeoJSON.coordsToLatLngs(coordsArray);
        pointsArray.forEach(function(latlng) {
          L.circleMarker(latlng, {radius: 2}).addTo(pointsLayer);
        });
      });
    }
  }
}).addTo(map);

function showHidePoints() {
  if (map.getZoom() > 15) {
    if (!map.hasLayer(pointsLayer)) map.addLayer(pointsLayer);
    }
  else if (map.hasLayer(pointsLayer)) {
    map.removeLayer(pointsLayer);
  }
}

map.on('zoomend', function() {
  showHidePoints();
});

showHidePoints();

A: I haven't found a solution using styling but I actually also found a workaround earlier (similar to TomazicM's answer):

*

*create a MultiPoint GeoJSON object using the LineString GeoJSON object

*add to a separate L.geoJSON layer

*use the same canvas to render the features

Note: I am going to accept TomazicM's answer. His solution can handle LineStrings and MultiLineStrings, and hides the point if small scale, and I just learnt about L.GeoJSON.coordsToLatLngs.
Anyways, here is my workaround:
function createVerticesLayer(track, canvas) {

    const vertices = {
        type: "Feature",
        properties: {
        },
        geometry: {
            type: "MultiPoint",
            coordinates: track.geometry.coordinates
        }
    };

    const markerOptions = {
        radius: 8,
        fillColor: "#ff7800",
        color: "#000",
        weight: 1,
        opacity: 1,
        fillOpacity: 0.8,
        renderer: canvas,
    };

    const verticesLayer = L.geoJSON(vertices, {
        pointToLayer: (feature, latlng) => {
            return L.circleMarker(latlng, markerOptions);
        }
    });

    return verticesLayer;

}

const map = L.map('map').setView([46.519833, 6.6335], 13);

async function initMap() {

    L.tileLayer('https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png', {
        attribution: '© OpenStreetMap'
    }).addTo(map);

    const trackCanvas = L.canvas({
        padding: 0.5
    });

    const response = await fetch(`/tracks/1`);
    const tracks = await response.json();

    const trackLayer = L.geoJSON(tracks[0], {
        style: feature => ({
            color: "#000000",
            weight: 2,
            opacity: 0.7,
            renderer: trackCanvas,
        })
    });

    const verticesLayer = createVerticesLayer(tracks[0], trackCanvas);

    trackLayer.addTo(map);
    verticesLayer.addTo(map);

}

initMap();

Addendum: Since I have quite a few points to show/hide when zoom level is changed, I use a separate canvas and overlay pane which I then show and hide using CSS.
Switching from shown to hidden and vice versa feels faster.
const map = L.map('map').setView([44.608317, -63.471079], 13);

const detailOverlayPane = map.createPane('detailOverlayPane');

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Q: General question about representations of groups In my previous post I asked about the matrix representation of the cyclic group $C_n$ (not needed to answer this question). But it seems that I do not completely understand the following. Given a matrix representation $D$ such that $D(g)$ is a matrix for $g \in G$ we call $D$ often a representation and we identify a matrix representation with a representation if the underlying vector space $V$ has finite-dimension such that $\operatorname{GL}(V) \cong \operatorname{GL}(n,K)$ where $\dim(V)=n$ and $K$ the field. Now my question is: Given a matrix $D(g)$, can we always just assume that there exists some linear map $D$ working on some vector space $V$ and a basis for $V$ and that the choice of $V$ and its basis are arbitrary but such that the linear map $D$ gives the desired matrix $D(g)$? Because we can always write $D(g)=(D(a_1)_{A},\dotsc,D(a_n)_A)$ with A$=\{a_1,\dotsc,a_n\}$ the basis of $V$.
Hope this post is clear enough and thanks for your help!

A: I am not sure if I understood your question correctly, but it seems to be a Linear Algebra question. It looks as if you are asking this: given a $n\times n$ matrix $A$ and a vector space $V$ over a field $K$ such that $\dim V=n$, is there always an endomorphism $f$ of $V$ and a basis $B=(a_1,\ldots,a_n)$ of $V$ such that the matrix of $f$ with respect to $B$ is $A$? Yes, there is. Actually, you can take any basis $(a_1,\ldots,a_n)$ of $V$ and consider the endomorphism $f$ of $V$ such that$$(\forall j\in\{1,2,\ldots,n\}):f(e_j)=\sum_{j=1}^na_{ij}e_j.$$

A: As written, the answer is no. If I arbitrarily assign a matrix to $g$ (or even each $g\in G$), there is no guarantee that the assignment $g\mapsto D(g)$ is a homomorphism $G\to GL(n,K)$.
However, given a homomorphism $D:G\to GL(n,K)$ you can certainly do what you are asking. Recall that given $A\in GL(n,K)$, one can define a linear transformation
$$L_A:K^n\to K^n$$
by $L_A(v)=A.v$. Now, let $V$ be an $n$ dimensional vector space and $\beta=\{v_1,\ldots,v_n\}$ any basis. Define an isomorphism $\phi:V\to K^n$ by $\phi(v_i)=e_i$. Then,
$$\phi^{-1}L_{D(g)}\phi\in GL(V)$$
and, writing the matrix for this element in the basis $\beta$ yields $$[\phi^{-1}L_{D(g)}\phi]_\beta=D(g).$$


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This company is letting non-smokers take six extra days of holiday
Would you want your company to give employees extra leave to make up for all of the smoking breaks?
Anna StarnesNews Editor, CambridgeshireLive
A Japanese company is trying to settle the score between non-smokers and smokers by giving the first group six extra days of holiday each year.
The employer, Tokyo-based marketing firm Piala Inc, believes the extra paid leave will make up for the cigarette breaks smokers take every day.
Smokers in the Piala office took at least 15 minutes for a smoke break because the office is situated on the 29th floor, staff told The Telegraph.
The company took action when employees started complaining about inequality in the workplace.
Should non-smokers be given extra holiday?
Yes that would settle the score between smokers and non-smokers
No I don't think that's fair
A spokesman for the company, Hirotaka Matsushima, told The Telegraph: "One of our non-smoking staff put a message in the company suggestion box earlier in the year saying that smoking breaks were causing problems."
The company's CEO Takao Asuka decided to solve the situation by awarding non-smokers additional holiday time.
The move has seen 30 of the company's 120 employees take advantage of the new perk, including spokesman Mr Matsushima.
How many cigarette breaks are you legally allowed to take at work?
The company also hopes the policy will slash the number of smokers in the office.
So far, four staff have quit the habit.
The World Health Organisation reports that 21.7 percent of Japanese adults smoke.
This figure rises for men and older generations.


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COLLECTION Identifier: MS Eng 176
Edwin Henry Landseer letters and drawings
Letters about sittings, copyright, and social life, and drawings, by the English artist Edwin Landseer.
Collection materials are in English.
There are no restrictions on physical access to this material. Collection is open for research.
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Autograph letters by Landseer to various correspondents concerning gallery exhibitions, portrait sittings, painting prices, copyright, and social engagements. There are also two signed and dated drawings in pencil of a horse and a dog, as well as one signed and dated etching of donkeys. Also includes three letters from his brother Charles Landseer to Charles H. Hills, one letter from Sir Francis Grant to Charles H. Hills, and one letter from his brother Thomas Landseer to Charles H. Hills.
The material is laid in the pages of an album, bound in morocco, gilt, by Lloyd, Wallis & Lloyd.
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer was a British painter known for his sentimental portrayals of animals, particularly dogs and horses, and for his sculptures of lions in Trafalgar Square, London. He was a brother to engraver Thomas Landseer, painter Charles Landseer, artist Jessica Landseer, and artist Emma Landseer.
From the library of Arthur H. Lea.
No accession number. Gift of Caroline Tyler Lea (née Brown); received: 1938 June 20.
Link to catalog
Landseer, Edwin Henry, Sir, 1803-1873. Edwin Henry Landseer letters and drawings, 1828-1870: Guide.
Houghton Library, Harvard College Library
EAD ID
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Edwin Henry Landseer Letters and Drawings, 1828-1870 (MS Eng 176). Houghton Library, Harvard University. https://id.lib.harvard.edu/ead/hou01833/catalog Accessed January 20, 2020
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Baix Vinalopó (em : Bajo Vinalopó) é uma comarca da Comunidade Valenciana, na Espanha. Está localizada na província de Alicante, e sua capital é o município de Elche. Limita com as comarcas de Alacantí, Vega Baja del Segura e Vinalopó Mitjà.

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I'm in Corporate Services - Taxation.
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You can't imagine the work I did on day to day basis.
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