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Q: Shell script for executing programs within a loop and checking their exit values How do I do this in a shell script:
for (int i=0;i<1000;i++) {

   run applicationA
   run applicationB
   if (retvalFromApplicationB!=0) {continue;}
   else {pipe ouptut (stdout) from applicationB to (stdin of) (and start) applicationC}
   if (retvalFromApplicationC!=0) {break;}
}

I'm running Ubuntu

A: #! /bin/sh -
i=0; while [ "$i" -lt 1000 ]; do
  cmdA
  cmdB > tempfile || continue
  cmdC < tempfile || break
  i=$((i + 1))
done
rm -f tempfile

If you can't litter the current directory with temp files, you could do:
#! /bin/sh -
i=0; while [ "$i" -lt 1000 ]; do
  cmdA 3>&- 4<&-
  tmp=$(mktemp) || exit
  exec 3> "$tmp" 4< "$tmp"
  rm -f "$tmp"
  cmdB >&3 3>&- 4<&- || continue
  cmdC <&4 3>&- 4<&- < tempfile || break
  i=$((i + 1))
done
exec 3>&- 4<&-
rm -f tempfile

Whatever you do, you'll need to store that output somewhere as you can't get the exit status of cmdB until it has terminated.
You could store it in memory instead. If cmdB's output is text, you could do:
#! /bin/sh -
i=0; while [ "$i" -lt 1000 ]; do
  cmdA
  output=$(cmdB > tempfile && echo .) || continue
  output=${output%.}
  printf %s "$output" | cmdC || break
  i=$((i + 1))
done

If printf is not built in your /bin/sh (for instance if you've installed mksh or yash and made it sh), that will fail for output larger than 128KiB.
Or you could use perl instead:
#! /usr/bin/perl
for ($i = 0; $i < 1000; $i++) {
  system "cmdA";
  $output = `cmdB`;
  next if $?;
  open TO_C, "|-", "cmdC" or last;
  print TO_C $output;
  close TO_C;
  last if $?;
}

A: I would add that if your shell is bash, then $? is also available.  From the man page: "Expands to the status of the most recently executed foreground pipeline" which is a way of saying that it holds the exit status of the last executed process.
    #!/bin/bash
    for (int i=0;i<1000;i++)
    {
       run applicationA
       retvalFromApplicationA = $?

       run applicationB
       retvalFromApplicationB = $?

       if (retvalFromApplicationB!=0) {continue;}
       else {pipe ouptut (stdout) from applicationB to (stdin of) (and start) applicationC}
       if (retvalFromApplicationC!=0) {break;}
    }

The code above doesn't capture the exit status of applicationC, but it would be something like:
applicationB | applicationC
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then ...

That works because the last process to exit would be applicationC.  If you're using a different shell, check the man/info page.  There are other ways to do it with the && and || operators as well.


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Lancet and University College London Institute for Global Health Commission. Managing the health effects of climate change
Anthony Costello, Mustafa Abbas, Adriana Allen, Sarah Bell, Richard Bellamy, Norah Groce, Sharon Friel, Anne Johnson, Maria Kett, Maria Lee, Caren Levy, Mark Maslin, David McCoy, Bill McGuire, Hugh Montgomery, David Napier, Christina Pagel, Jinesh Patel, Jose Antonio, Puppim de Oliveira
Nanneke Redclift, Hannah Rees, Daniel Rogger, Joanne Scott, Judith Stephenson, John Twigg, Jonathan Wolff, Craig Patterson
Climate change is the biggest global health threat of the 21st century: Effects of climate change on health will affect most populations in the next decades and put the lives and wellbeing of billions of people at increased risk. During this century, earth's average surface temperature rises are likely to exceed the safe threshold of 2°C above preindustrial average temperature. Rises will be greater at higher latitudes, with medium-risk scenarios predicting 2-3°C rises by 2090 and 4-5°C rises in northern Canada, Greenland, and Siberia. In this report, we have outlined the major threats-both direct and indirect-to global health from climate change through changing patterns of disease, water and food insecurity, vulnerable shelter and human settlements, extreme climatic events, and population growth and migration. Although vector-borne diseases will expand their reach and death tolls, especially among elderly people, will increase because of heatwaves, the indirect effects of climate change on water, food security, and extreme climatic events are likely to have the biggest effect on global health. A new advocacy and public health movement is needed urgently to bring together governments, international agencies, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), communities, and academics from all disciplines to adapt to the effects of climate change on health. Any adaptation should sit alongside the need for primary mitigation: reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, and the need to increase carbon biosequestration through reforestation and improved agricultural practices. The recognition by governments and electorates that climate change has enormous health implications should assist the advocacy and political change needed to tackle both mitigation and adaptation. Management of the health effects of climate change will require inputs from all sectors of government and civil society, collaboration between many academic disciplines, and new ways of international cooperation that have hitherto eluded us. Involvement of local communities in monitoring, discussing, advocating, and assisting with the process of adaptation will be crucial. An integrated and multidisciplinary approach to reduce the adverse health effects of climate change requires at least three levels of action. First, policies must be adopted to reduce carbon emissions and to increase carbon biosequestration, and thereby slow down global warming and eventually stabilise temperatures. Second, action should be taken on the events linking climate change to disease. Third, appropriate public health systems should be put into place to deal with adverse outcomes. While we must resolve the key issue of reliance on fossil fuels, we should acknowledge their contribution to huge improvements in global health and development over the past 100 years. In the industrialised world and richer parts of the developing world, fossil fuel energy has contributed to a doubled longevity, dramatically reduced poverty, and increased education and security for most populations. Climate change effects on health will exacerbate inequities between rich and poor: Climate change will have its greatest effect on those who have the least access to the world's resources and who have contributed least to its cause. Without mitigation and adaptation, it will increase health inequity especially through negative effects on the social determinants of health in the poorest communities. {A figure is presented}. Despite improvements in health with development, we are still faced with a global health crisis. 10 million children die each year; over 200 million children under 5 years of age are not fulfilling their developmental potential; 800 million people go to bed each night hungry; and 1500 million people do not have access to clean drinking water. Most developing countries will not reach the Millennium Development Goal health targets by 2015. In September, 2008, the WHO Commission on Social Determinants of Health rep
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Costello, A., Abbas, M., Allen, A., Bell, S., Bellamy, R., Groce, N., Friel, S., Johnson, A., Kett, M., Lee, M., Levy, C., Maslin, M., McCoy, D., McGuire, B., Montgomery, H., Napier, D., Pagel, C., Patel, J., Antonio, J., ... Patterson, C. (2009). Lancet and University College London Institute for Global Health Commission. Managing the health effects of climate change. Lancet, The (UK edition), 373(9676), 1693-1733. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(09)60935-1
Costello, Anthony ; Abbas, Mustafa ; Allen, Adriana ; Bell, Sarah ; Bellamy, Richard ; Groce, Norah ; Friel, Sharon ; Johnson, Anne ; Kett, Maria ; Lee, Maria ; Levy, Caren ; Maslin, Mark ; McCoy, David ; McGuire, Bill ; Montgomery, Hugh ; Napier, David ; Pagel, Christina ; Patel, Jinesh ; Antonio, Jose ; de Oliveira, Puppim ; Redclift, Nanneke ; Rees, Hannah ; Rogger, Daniel ; Scott, Joanne ; Stephenson, Judith ; Twigg, John ; Wolff, Jonathan ; Patterson, Craig. / Lancet and University College London Institute for Global Health Commission. Managing the health effects of climate change. In: Lancet, The (UK edition). 2009 ; Vol. 373, No. 9676. pp. 1693-1733.
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I posted a version of this recipe over four years ago, on January 30, 2006. In that post I said: "This simple preparation is one of the longest running supporting players in my cast of old reliable recipes, and it never fails to bring in compliments and praise" -- and that's still true.
What's new and improved? The 2006 version took at least an hour and fifteen minutes to prepare. Fast forward to 2010: extensive testing has resulted in Version 2.0 -- presented here -- which takes only 15 minutes and is just as good. I've also added caraway seeds to the formula and the reviews are in: this is a hit.
1. Cut the cabbage slices in half.
2. Melt the butter in a large heavy pot over medium heat.
3. Add the cabbage, onion, and apple to the pot, turn the heat to high and use tongs to toss the mixture to coat with the butter.
4. Add the vinegar, caraway seeds, parsley and chicken broth and stir to combine.
5. Cover and cook on high heat for five minutes.
6. Stir well and correct the seasoning. If necessary add some water or broth. Cover and let stand at least five minutes.
Serve warm or at room temperature. This dish is a little better if done a day ahead and gently rewarmed for serving.
Nutritional Estimate: 8 Servings, 3/4 cup each. Per serving: 52 Calories; 8 g Total Carbs; 2 g Dietary Fiber; 5 g Sugars; 2 g Fat; 5 mg Cholesterol; 81 mg Sodium; 1 g Protein. Weight Watchers: 1 point.


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Education needs a revamp not reversal: Why subjects like banking and finance have been replaced by Gita and Vedas?
By Sadhan Mukherjee*
With the massive electoral victory of saffron forces in UP and UK, and the stitched up seat majority in Goa and Manipur, the intolerance level in our country is bound to increase. The arena of rational debate has already begun to shrink. Frank and open discussion is going to be more difficult.
One of the major fields of attack is our education system that had already become stereotypical, devoid of any original thinking. Rajasthan University is in the forefront where not only history is being sought to be re-written but foreign authors do not figure in the curricula any more. Now for master's degree dissertations, subjects like banking and finance have been replaced by Gita and Vedas.
Any talk of freedom is being counterpoised against nationalism as was seen in JNU and Delhi University. Campuses that are areas for germination of new ideas and free thinking are being restricted imposing only one particular type of idea.
Though it is the fringe groups that are responsible for the situation, their number is growing. Where is the concept of "argumentative Indians" going?
Who is right or who is wrong cannot be the true measure of any frank discourse on freedom of expression. The limit of free speech remains undefined, legally and otherwise, even today. Opinions are bound to differ and a one-view platform is dangerous for democracy. Today, even sedition is being invoked to throttle differing voice, giving a go-bye to the Supreme Court decision on what constitutes sedition.
State minister for Home Kiren Rijiju's has asked: As you can abuse even the PM today, what more azadi you want? Mr. Rijiju should understand that that azadi was not given to India by NDA II; it has been the bedrock of our democracy since long. It will be endangered if it is sought to be restricted and any attempt to restrict it can only stem from intolerance of other views.
There is another line of reasoning as well; that a student should only study, not dabble in politics. Too much politicking diverts students from their main focus on academics, it is argued. There are again two sides to this logic. All our political leaders minus the saffronites have been in national movement and freedom struggle from their student days. That did not thwart their later day flowering of talent in other fields. This also holds true of many political leaders of today cutting across party lines. It is also true at the same time that our students in their large majority have failed to excel in their academics. That may not be their own fault or due to student politics.
The fact is that after independence we simply continued the colonial education system inherited from the British. We are excellent copycats and that is what has deprived us of original thinking. We love to be no-changers and our general attitude is that of chalta hai.
Even the British themselves have changed with time but we have not. Look at even small countries of Europe that have changed their education systems to meet the contemporary needs. The Finnish education system is now deemed to be the best in the world. Why, because the teaching is quite commensurate with the need of the hour. Add to that the lack of resources and untrained teaching staff that permeate our education system, you get the general picture of the state of its health.
Apart from the paucity of teachers, those who undertake the job of teaching are mostly untrained. They come from the normal run of the mill educational institutions. The village primary schools are the first stepping stone where the education of the students begins. How many of these have trained teachers or teachers at all?
Students who pass out from these institutions have weak bases which in later years continue to remain so. Those who graduate from various higher educational platforms, especially in arts, learn some lessons by rote to pass exams but after passing find themselves unsuitable for any professional employment. They generally become file-pushers and users of official verbosity.
In a huge country like ours, how many Indians have won Nobel Prize? Only five, Rabindranath Tagore (1913), C V Raman (1930), Amartya Sen (1998), Kailash Satyarthi (2014), and Mother Teresa (1979) who became an Indian citizen. While Tagore got his Nobel for literature, Raman and Sen got the same for their achievements in Physics and Economics respectively. Satyarthi is a joint winner with Pakistani education activist Malala Yusufzai. Satyarthi got the Nobel for his work in education and child rights.
Not a single person born and educated in Independent India has won this honour though several Indians educated abroad and becoming citizens of other countries have won this coveted prize.
What does it speak of our education system? That it does not help growth and independent thinking. Quite obviously their latent talent is not nurtured on a fertile ground here to flower which later blossoms elsewhere. Shall we try to improve that nurturing process forgetting the bid to impose restrictive measures? Shall we try help them with open thinking and make them forget learning by rote?
*Veteran journalist
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We will nurture and promote a regional, diverse, and sustainable economy, fostering a range of industries, employment, and resources and resulting in a variety of products and services. This will be provided by resources, initiatives for businesses, land use options, and transportation.
Increase broad-band capacity through public private partnerships.
Pursue new technology, new industry sectors (e.g. location neutral businesses such as software programming, financial services, bio-tech industries), new energy economy (bio-fuels, waste to energy, etc.) in order to develop a diverse economy.
Provide economic education that includes economic trending, research and bringing new information from the region's businesses.
Continue to provide vocational training on a regional basis.
Advocate for workforce attraction and retention including workforce housing, international workers, and more.
Support development of telecommunications infrastructure.
In 2003, the "Beanpole Project" was formed by the Yampa Valley Economic Development Council. The Beanpole Project was part of a state-funded technology initiative to bring high-speed Internet access to every county seat in the state, and then spread the connection to public facilities such as government buildings, schools and libraries.
Fund Small Business Resource Center long-term.
Create a micro-loan fund and access to capital.
Implement entrepreneurial advocacy and seek adaptive zoning that enables entrepreneurial activities.
Create enterprise zones and industrial parks to encourage economic development and office space availability.
Develop railhead access for large-scale transport.
Form regional transportation authority to provide and maintain transportation infrastructure and opportunities.
Enhance all-season, all-weather air access to ensure commuting, tourism and business activities.
Investigate options for high speed rail for regional and state-wide transit and movement of workforce within the region.
Emphasize ease of access for urban areas.


The club is hard at work planning the 4th Annual LUNAFEST® on March 2, 2019.
LUNAFEST® is the first all-women traveling film festival to hit the screens and amplify the voices of strong women everywhere. Today, there are screenings in more than 175 cities across the country where the work of talented women filmmakers is showcased.
Last year's event was a Sell Out! To accommodate as many attendees as possible there are two showings. Both the 1:00 pm and the 5:00 pm event kick off with a reception including a no host bar, appetizers, swag bags and a raffle for amazing prizes! The matinee intermission includes a Fashion Show by Chico's of Brentwood. The evening intermission the Soroptimists honor local women of distinction.
Tickets are limited– so purchase your tickets early at Books RV, Pets 4 All both on Main St. or online at https://lunafest_rv_2019_matinee.eventbrite.com or https://lunafest_rv_2019_evening.eventbrite.com.


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Browsing News Entries
Posted on 01/21/2007 09:00 AM (CNA - Saint of the Day)
On Jan. 21, the Roman Catholic Church honors the virgin and martyr St. Agnes, who suffered death for her consecration to Christ.
Although the details of Agnes' life are mostly unknown, the story of her martyrdom has been passed on with reverence since the fourth century. On the feast day of the young martyr – whose name means "lamb" in Latin – the Pope traditionally blesses lambs, whose wool will be used to make the white pallium worn by archbishops.
Born into a wealthy family during the last decade of the third century, Agnes lived in Rome during the last major persecution of the early Church under the Emperor Diocletian. Though he was lenient toward believers for much of his rule, Diocletian changed course in 302, resolving to wipe out the Church in the empire.
Agnes came of age as the Church was beginning to suffer under a set of new laws decreed by Diocletian, and his co-ruler Galerius, in 303. The emperor and his subordinate called for churches to be destroyed and their books burned. Subsequent orders led to the imprisonment and torture of clergy and laypersons, for the sake of compelling them to worship the emperor instead of Christ.
Meanwhile, Agnes had become a young woman of great beauty and charm, drawing the attention of suitors from the first ranks of the Roman aristocracy. But in keeping with the words of Christ and Saint Paul, she had already decided on a life of celibacy for the sake of God's kingdom. To all interested men, she explained that she had already promised herself to a heavenly and unseen spouse.
These suitors both understood Agnes' meaning, and resented her resolution. Some of the men, possibly looking to change her mind, reported her to the state as a believer in Christ. Agnes was brought before a judge who tried first to persuade her, and then to threaten her, into renouncing her choice not to marry for the Lord's sake.
When the judge showed her the various punishments he could inflict – including fire, iron hooks, or the rack that destroyed the limbs by stretching – Agnes smiled and indicated she would suffer them willingly. But she was brought before a pagan altar instead, and asked to make an act of worship in accordance with the Roman state religion.
When Agnes refused, the judge ordered that she should be sent to a house of prostitution, where the virginity she had offered to God would be violated. Agnes predicted that God would not allow this to occur, and her statement proved true. Legends say that the first man to approach her in the brothel was struck blind by a sudden flash of light, and others opted not to repeat his mistake.
But one of the men who had at first sought to make Agnes his own, now lobbied the judge for her execution. In this respect, the suitor obtained his desire, when the public official sentenced her to die by beheading. The executioner gave her one last chance to spare her life, by renouncing her consecration to Christ – but Agnes refused, made a short prayer, and courageously submitted to death.
St. Agnes, who died in 304, was venerated as a holy martyr from the fourth century onward. She is mentioned in the Latin Church's most traditional Eucharistic prayer, the Roman Canon.


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// This file is part of Eigen, a lightweight C++ template library
// for linear algebra.
//
// Copyright (C) 2012 Désiré Nuentsa-Wakam <desire.nuentsa_wakam@inria.fr>
// Copyright (C) 2012 Gael Guennebaud <gael.guennebaud@inria.fr>
//
// This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla
// Public License v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed
// with this file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.

#ifndef SPARSELU_COLUMN_BMOD_H
#define SPARSELU_COLUMN_BMOD_H

namespace Eigen {

namespace internal {
/**
 * \brief Performs numeric block updates (sup-col) in topological order
 *
 * \param jcol current column to update
 * \param nseg Number of segments in the U part
 * \param dense Store the full representation of the column
 * \param tempv working array
 * \param segrep segment representative ...
 * \param repfnz ??? First nonzero column in each row ???  ...
 * \param fpanelc First column in the current panel
 * \param glu Global LU data.
 * \return 0 - successful return
 *         > 0 - number of bytes allocated when run out of space
 *
 */
template <typename Scalar, typename StorageIndex>
Index SparseLUImpl<Scalar,StorageIndex>::column_bmod(const Index jcol, const Index nseg, BlockScalarVector dense, ScalarVector& tempv,
                                                     BlockIndexVector segrep, BlockIndexVector repfnz, Index fpanelc, GlobalLU_t& glu)
{
  Index  jsupno, k, ksub, krep, ksupno;
  Index lptr, nrow, isub, irow, nextlu, new_next, ufirst;
  Index fsupc, nsupc, nsupr, luptr, kfnz, no_zeros;
  /* krep = representative of current k-th supernode
    * fsupc =  first supernodal column
    * nsupc = number of columns in a supernode
    * nsupr = number of rows in a supernode
    * luptr = location of supernodal LU-block in storage
    * kfnz = first nonz in the k-th supernodal segment
    * no_zeros = no lf leading zeros in a supernodal U-segment
    */

  jsupno = glu.supno(jcol);
  // For each nonzero supernode segment of U[*,j] in topological order
  k = nseg - 1;
  Index d_fsupc; // distance between the first column of the current panel and the
               // first column of the current snode
  Index fst_col; // First column within small LU update
  Index segsize;
  for (ksub = 0; ksub < nseg; ksub++)
  {
    krep = segrep(k); k--;
    ksupno = glu.supno(krep);
    if (jsupno != ksupno )
    {
      // outside the rectangular supernode
      fsupc = glu.xsup(ksupno);
      fst_col = (std::max)(fsupc, fpanelc);

      // Distance from the current supernode to the current panel;
      // d_fsupc = 0 if fsupc > fpanelc
      d_fsupc = fst_col - fsupc;

      luptr = glu.xlusup(fst_col) + d_fsupc;
      lptr = glu.xlsub(fsupc) + d_fsupc;

      kfnz = repfnz(krep);
      kfnz = (std::max)(kfnz, fpanelc);

      segsize = krep - kfnz + 1;
      nsupc = krep - fst_col + 1;
      nsupr = glu.xlsub(fsupc+1) - glu.xlsub(fsupc);
      nrow = nsupr - d_fsupc - nsupc;
      Index lda = glu.xlusup(fst_col+1) - glu.xlusup(fst_col);

      // Perform a triangular solver and block update,
      // then scatter the result of sup-col update to dense
      no_zeros = kfnz - fst_col;
      if(segsize==1)
        LU_kernel_bmod<1>::run(segsize, dense, tempv, glu.lusup, luptr, lda, nrow, glu.lsub, lptr, no_zeros);
      else
        LU_kernel_bmod<Dynamic>::run(segsize, dense, tempv, glu.lusup, luptr, lda, nrow, glu.lsub, lptr, no_zeros);
    } // end if jsupno
  } // end for each segment

  // Process the supernodal portion of  L\U[*,j]
  nextlu = glu.xlusup(jcol);
  fsupc = glu.xsup(jsupno);

  // copy the SPA dense into L\U[*,j]
  Index mem;
  new_next = nextlu + glu.xlsub(fsupc + 1) - glu.xlsub(fsupc);
  Index offset = internal::first_multiple<Index>(new_next, internal::packet_traits<Scalar>::size) - new_next;
  if(offset)
    new_next += offset;
  while (new_next > glu.nzlumax )
  {
    mem = memXpand<ScalarVector>(glu.lusup, glu.nzlumax, nextlu, LUSUP, glu.num_expansions);
    if (mem) return mem;
  }

  for (isub = glu.xlsub(fsupc); isub < glu.xlsub(fsupc+1); isub++)
  {
    irow = glu.lsub(isub);
    glu.lusup(nextlu) = dense(irow);
    dense(irow) = Scalar(0.0);
    ++nextlu;
  }

  if(offset)
  {
    glu.lusup.segment(nextlu,offset).setZero();
    nextlu += offset;
  }
  glu.xlusup(jcol + 1) = StorageIndex(nextlu);  // close L\U(*,jcol);

  /* For more updates within the panel (also within the current supernode),
   * should start from the first column of the panel, or the first column
   * of the supernode, whichever is bigger. There are two cases:
   *  1) fsupc < fpanelc, then fst_col <-- fpanelc
   *  2) fsupc >= fpanelc, then fst_col <-- fsupc
   */
  fst_col = (std::max)(fsupc, fpanelc);

  if (fst_col  < jcol)
  {
    // Distance between the current supernode and the current panel
    // d_fsupc = 0 if fsupc >= fpanelc
    d_fsupc = fst_col - fsupc;

    lptr = glu.xlsub(fsupc) + d_fsupc;
    luptr = glu.xlusup(fst_col) + d_fsupc;
    nsupr = glu.xlsub(fsupc+1) - glu.xlsub(fsupc); // leading dimension
    nsupc = jcol - fst_col; // excluding jcol
    nrow = nsupr - d_fsupc - nsupc;

    // points to the beginning of jcol in snode L\U(jsupno)
    ufirst = glu.xlusup(jcol) + d_fsupc;
    Index lda = glu.xlusup(jcol+1) - glu.xlusup(jcol);
    Map<Matrix<Scalar,Dynamic,Dynamic>, 0,  OuterStride<> > A( &(glu.lusup.data()[luptr]), nsupc, nsupc, OuterStride<>(lda) );
    VectorBlock<ScalarVector> u(glu.lusup, ufirst, nsupc);
    u = A.template triangularView<UnitLower>().solve(u);

    new (&A) Map<Matrix<Scalar,Dynamic,Dynamic>, 0, OuterStride<> > ( &(glu.lusup.data()[luptr+nsupc]), nrow, nsupc, OuterStride<>(lda) );
    VectorBlock<ScalarVector> l(glu.lusup, ufirst+nsupc, nrow);
    l.noalias() -= A * u;

  } // End if fst_col
  return 0;
}

} // end namespace internal
} // end namespace Eigen

#endif // SPARSELU_COLUMN_BMOD_H

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515 Master Ye
In the Flaming Prison City, a group of people started to move rapidly, all moving in the same direction. These people were secretly whispering, as though sharing a secret.
There were other people who saw the commotion and was puzzled. What had happened? Could it be that something major was happening within the city? As they thought about this, the people walking on the road also started to move towards that direction. Along the way, they heard the people rushing there say, "Is it really true that someone has consecutively solved 18 relics?"
"Indeed, the rumors say that. Within one day, he has consecutively solved 18 relics. Not just that, after he had solved it, he allowed those in the relic to stay and decipher it together. All those cultivating in the relics have received help to decipher the relics' power and increase their strength."
These voices spread like wildfire, but there were some who had mocking expressions, as though sneering. Where would there be such an idiot to consecutively solve 18 relics and share it with others?
Cultivators were mostly selfish. Martial Arts cultivation was the basis for one's survival, why would there be someone who would teach others to cultivate? If this wasn't stupidity, what was? It was probably someone who exaggerated the truth and created these rumors.
However, even if they suspected it, they continued in the direction, just to watch the commotion. The place where the crowd gathered was a palace. In the palace, there was a mountain, even though the mountain was not tall, there were many stone plates on it. There were inscriptions and drawings on these stone plates, and there was an enormous crowd here, all closing their eyes, cultivating and feeling the aura.
On a giant stone, there was a handsome figure sitting quietly on a stone plate, as though deciphering it. On the stones around him, there were many figures standing. They were Yu Sheng, Qin Yin, and the rest of them. Mu Zhiqiu was also standing not far behind Ye Futian.
At this time, Qin Yin, Xuanyuan Bashan of the Xuanyuan City, or even Xie Wuji of the Heavenly City were all extremely astounded. They had followed Ye Futian all the way and witnessed him solving 18 relics. The feeling was indescribable. Previously, they had only allowed Ye Futian to follow by their side, but only because he was Li Xun's follower.
Moreover, when Ye Futian had escaped during the battle with the Nine Cloud Palace and come back afterward, they were extremely unhappy and thought that Ye Futian was just using them for protection. However, this Arcana Plane cultivator had solved 18 relics in one day and guided many people in their cultivation, including all of them. They had all benefited from his guidance.
Such potential was unheard of. This led them to suspect if what the Nine Cloud Palace had said about the divine teachings was actually real.
Among them, Zhuo Jun's expression was the most ghastly. Ye Futian's cultivation level was even lower than him, he had humiliated Ye Futian before and looked down on him. Now, Ye Futian had become the focus of everyone's attention. Not just from them, but also the many geniuses from the Barren State.
Presently, in the area, over a thousand people had gathered. On top of that, they had all decided to continue following Ye Futian. With him around, what relic could not be solved? If he could solve 18 relics in one day, how much could his strength go up in three months?
More and more people started to gather. When they heard about Ye Futian's achievements, they were equally stunned. There was actually someone with such terrifying perception? Or could it be that he had some unique methods?
Currently, Ye Futian was quietly cultivating and deciphering. This relic resonated with the Celestial Way that he cultivated in, so he had some insights.
"Master Ye, when will you be moving to the next relic?" someone asked Ye Futian. Even though Ye Futian was only in the Arcana Plane, they still addressed him as Master Ye, and many people felt that it was an appropriate way to address him.
Ye Futian's eyes opened and he said, "I have had some enlightenment and will need some time to cultivate, so I will not be going to the next relic for some time. You can go ahead if you want."
"It's only natural that Master Ye wishes to cultivate. I am not in a hurry, so I will wait here for Master Ye," the Noble Plane cultivator saluted him and said. He had already been following Ye Futian for over ten relics and had received a lot of benefits, so he was respectful towards Ye Futian. After all, he was receiving a favor from him.
Ye Futian closed his eyes and continued cultivating, yet at that moment, he heard a voice say, "Since you have such potential, why do you need to waste time here? Isn't it the same to go straight to the next relic and decipher it?"
The message was jarring, yet there were others who agreed with it and said, "That's right, if you wait until you've deciphered more relics to cultivate, maybe it might be more helpful.
Behind Ye Futian, Mu Zhiqiu, Yu Sheng and the rest frowned. Even Xuanyuan Bashan and those who were not that close to Ye Futian found it jarring, and he coldly said, "Why can't Ye Futian cultivate if he has some insight?"
The other party's gaze swept towards Xuanyuan Bashan and replied cruelly, "Can't you see that there are so many people waiting for him? If he cultivates for a month or two, won't all the people here be wasting our time?"
The voice was inciting, and even though it was an extremely selfish thought, the person dragged other people into it, causing many people to look at Ye Futian, evidently with the same thoughts.
"You can get lost." A cold glare appeared in Mu Zhiqiu's beautiful eyes. Ye Futian was helping them with their cultivation, but he was now being taken for granted and had an obligation to help them solve the relics? Wasting their time? Who asked them to stay?
"How arrogant. Everyone, since this person is able to decipher the relics, he must have some secret method. Why don't we capture him and force him to tell us and we won't have to be afraid that he will not continue to solve the relics," the person continued to incite the crowd.
At that moment, Ye Futian's eyes opened again and he stared emotionlessly at the other party. Any person would have a selfish side, he helped them to decipher the relics without asking for anything in return, but some people would not be appreciative and only think of how to obtain more benefits.
"Is that how everyone feels?" Ye Futian looked extremely disappointed. As he looked at the crowd, many of them fell silent. Why would anyone not want to increase their strength quickly?
"I could have solved and deciphered the relics by myself, silently increasing my cultivation level. Nobody would have been any the wiser. However, I did not do that, but instead let everyone cultivate together." Ye Futian's voice was sullen as he continued, "Despite that, there are some people among you that would misuse my kindness to try and obtain their own benefits and even incite others to deal with me. I am very disappointed.
"If what I do will cause despicable people to plot against me, is there even a need to continue?" Ye Futian questioned them.
The air suddenly fell silent, following which a silent broadsword light erupted from within the crowd, cutting down like a streak of lightning. One of the instigators' expression became ghastly, and with a squish, the broadsword light cleaved downwards, cutting him into two.
The person holding the broadsword had a frigid expression, a horrifying broadsword will surrounding his body. At that moment, another person struck out, casting spells towards the other two people inciting the crowd.
"What are you doing?" The other two people's expressions turned pale as well, but they realized that the surrounding people had already struck. The spells and attacks landed at the same time, drowning their bodies within. In an instant, one of them had their brain crushed, and the other had countless blades pierced into his body, his eyes filled with tears.
In the blink of an eye, the three of them had fallen and died.
"Biting the hand that feeds you, despicable. They should be killed." The person holding the broadsword said coldly. Previously, there had been a relic that had contained a strong broadsword technique and he had benefited greatly. He had used the broadsword technique that he had learned to kill the person.
"The purpose of coming to the Holy Road is for our own cultivation. Since Master Ye has some insights, you should naturally stop and cultivate. If everyone else has other matters to attend to, go ahead. If you are willing to wait here, then do so. Master Ye does not owe us anything," another person spoke up for Ye Futian.
Many people nodded as well. Even though there were still many people who had similar thoughts as those who had just died, they maintained their silence and suppressed their selfishness.
The disturbance ended just like that.
"Thank you for your understanding." Ye Futian nodded towards the crowd and continued, "Coming to the Holy Road is all for our cultivation. I'm not a martyr, so I will naturally value my own cultivation. If I can help you all when I'm solving the relics, I will do my best to help you decipher them."
Ye Futian was clear that what he did would naturally cause a disturbance. This was only the start, there was sure to be more crises waiting for him. Now that there was a commotion, he would rise to fame quickly. However, the elites would also notice him, but as Mu Zhiqiu had said, the majority of people entering the Holy Road would only serve as supporting characters. He did not want to become a backdrop for others.
Ye Futian cultivated for three days, testing many people's patience. There were some who lost their patience and left for more challenges, but more people stayed on.
Three days later, Ye Futian continued to solve the relics. Using three days, he consecutively solved 49 relics, causing the entire Flaming Prison City to go into an uproar. His name started to spread throughout the entire Flaming Prison City. More and more people started to follow him in their cultivation, culminating into an impressive force.
What was supposed to be a slaughter-filled Flaming Prison City, ended up becoming exceptionally peaceful because of this unique entity. Everyone would decipher the relics and cultivate together.
One day, within the city, a group of people was hurrying by. They were the Starry School's disciples. When they got here, they had heard of Ye Futian's name.
Gu Yunxi was also within the crowd, a stunning smile on her face. Her father had not lied to her, Ye Futian was indeed still alive and had come to the Holy Road. Now, he had risen to fame in the Holy Road.
On the other hand, Long Mu had mixed feelings. All these days in the Holy Road, he had felt his own lack of presence. If it was not for the Starry School and Dragon Clan's experts, he would probably not be able to last long in here.
The Holy Road's trial was not as simple as he expected.
However, that person who was in the same generation as him had shot to fame in the Holy Road. This made him feel helpless, was his potential really that weak?
In the Flaming Prison City, there was a fatty who was also hurrying along, his eyeballs rolling around in their sockets like he was thinking of something, at the same time revealing a strange expression.
"Sigh…" The hurrying fatty sighed, as though he had thought of something. He had already reached the Zhongzhou City Region's Zhuge Clan and was supposed to enter the Holy Road through the Nether Road. However, when second sister had heard that little brother was in Divine City, she claimed that if little brother was to enter the Holy Road, it would be by the Dawn Road. Just like that, he was sent off to the Dawn Road.
Simply because little brother might enter the Holy Road. Now, her conjecture had been proven real and their little brother did enter the Holy Road and was making a name for himself. As a result of that, he had become despondent. Did he make a wasted trip?
Who could understand a fatty's grievance?
Master Ye, what the f**k?


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Crystal Award लेबलों वाले संदेश दिखाए जा रहे हैं. सभी संदेश दिखाएं
Shah Rukh Khan honoured with Crystal Award at World Economic Forum
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan was honoured with the 24th Crystal Award at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Shah Rukh Khan received the 24th Crystal Award for "his leadership in championing children's and women's rights in India," the World Economic Forum (WEF) said.
Shahrukh received the award along side Elton John and Hollywood actress Cate Blanchett.
''Honoured to receive the World Economic Forum's 24th Crystal Award, together with Elton John and Cate Blanchett.
My fan moment," Shah Rukh tweeted.


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Jobs at DOC: Ann De Schutter, Geospatial Analyst
Today we profile Ann De Schutter, Geospatial Analyst in Christchurch.
Stunning views on the Kepler Track
Helping everyone out with their mapping and spatial data needs. This includes basic dots on a map, but can also be bigger projects like 1080 support and analysis.
We also get to go out and train people in the applications that we build and provide GPS and basic GIS support.
Supporting field staff in their work and capturing data where work has been done and could be done to increase conservation.
Climbing up to the Gillespie Pass
The variety, people and opportunities. While studying back in Belgium I was scared to get a job stuck in an office somewhere in a populated area. Little did I know how lucky I would be with my first job.
Track cutting on Maud Island
I have lovely colleagues, and I really enjoy the diversity of inspiring people I get to talk to and help out every day.
Getting out of the office and into the field is extremely interesting. I love seeing what conservation work is happening out there and how my work helps field staff and conservation. I've also added a lot of interesting walks to my bucket list by creating maps.
The awesome-est DOC moment I've had so far is:
Volunteering on Maud Island and working with the rangers to do some plant surveying. That is when I realised this is the place I want to work.
Since then I've had many amazing moments at DOC, including some stunning helicopter flights.
The DOC (or previous DOC) employee that inspires or enthuses me most is:
Neil Bolton, because of the work he's done for DOC all over the country and the stories that he tells about it.
Most people don't know that:
I am from the Flemish part of Belgium (the country of beer, waffles, chocolate and fries);
I had never seen 'Belgian biscuits' before I came to New Zealand;
French fries were actually invented in Belgium; and we have three official languages: Flemish (dialect of Dutch), French and German.
In 2011 we matched the record of Cambodia for the time taken to form a new democratic government after an election, 353 days.
Another thing most people don't know is that I came to New Zealand with the intention of only staying for 4 months – it's almost 2 years later now, and I don't intend to leave any time soon.
The one I'm currently turning into my new way of living in New Zealand.
I just love all the outdoor possibilities here, along with the lifestyle and mindset of the people. I also love being able to escape from people whenever and wherever you want to.
Reaching the summit of Mount Taranaki
My greatest sporting moment was when:
I walked up to the summit of Mount Taranaki last year. Earlier that year I walked up to the crater lake of Mount Ruapehu and rode down. I've always been intrigued by volcanoes. Mount Taranaki was the first volcano I actually walked up from bottom to top. No doubt there will be many more to come.
The thing I'm most looking forward to in the next six months is:
My friends from Belgium coming over and joining the campervan club here in New Zealand (don't worry I'll teach them to pull over when needed).
In my spare time:
I love filling my time with travelling and discovering new places I haven't been to yet. My preferred modes of transport are walking, snowboarding or, more recently, paragliding.
My first paragliding flight, what an amazing feeling!
Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.
Just do it! Travel to the other side of the world by yourself and see what happens.
My friends and family and the beautiful outdoors and its quietness.
Walking up a steep hill/mountain/volcano and being rewarded by an amazing view at the top just makes me feel so small and gives me so much energy.
Get out there and see what you have! New Zealand is an amazing place, let's continue protecting it.
Living so close to the mountains, I'm loving it!
What was your best subject at school?
Geography. From when I was very young I was already very interested in the weather, mountains, the world… and especially answering the 'why?' questions.
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On The Mets Pod, Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo look at the offseason ahead for the Mets in regards to the starting rotation, and how it all begins with a decision surrounding Jacob deGrom.
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USDA to support veteran farmers and ranchers
The USDA has made $15 million available to socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers through its 2501 Programme.
By: Global Ag Media
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has earmarked approximately $15 million in available funding to help socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers own and operate successful farms. Funding is made through the USDA's Outreach and Assistance for Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers and Veteran Farmers and Ranchers Programme (also known as the 2501 Programme). The programme is administered by the USDA Office of Partnerships & Public Engagement (OPPE).
"Socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers deserve equal access to USDA programs and services," said Mike Beatty, director of the USDA Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement. "2501 grants go a long way in fulfilling our mission to increase awareness of and ensure equitable participation in our programmes. This can lead to more sustainable farming and ranching operations."
For 30 years, the 2501 Programme has helped reach socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers who have experienced barriers to service due to racial or ethnic prejudice. The 2014 Farm Bill expanded the programme to veteran farmers and ranchers. The 2018 Farm Bill increased mandatory funding for the programme through fiscal year 2023. With 2501 programme grants, nonprofits, institutions of higher education and Indian Tribes can support socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers through education, training, farming demonstrations, and conferences on farming and agri-business, and by increasing access to USDA's programmes and services.
Since 1994, 484 grants totalling more than $119 million have been awarded. Among recent FY 2019 grantees, Developing Innovation in Navajo Education, Inc was awarded funds to improve the operations and profitability of Arizona's Navajo socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers, and increase the local production and consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables and healthy food. The Mississippi Association of Cooperatives helped socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers and youth own and operate viable agricultural enterprises through an educational outreach programme on farm management practices, financial management, and marketing.
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Iran's Leader Calls for Efforts to Ensure High Turnout in Upcoming Presidential Votes
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei has stressed the need for plans to ensure security of the upcoming presidential election in Iran by upholding the rule of law and attract the maximum number of voters, the interior minister said.
Iran Detains 21 Foreign Fishermen for Fishing Rare Species in Persian Gulf (+Video)
Iranian forces have arrested 21 crew members of three fishing boats belonging to Arab states of Persian Gulf after reportedly trespassing on Iran's territorial waters and trying to fish rare species near Kish Island.
Iran Warns US Aircraft to Stay Away from Drill Zone
The Iranian Air Defence has warned several fighter jets and drones belonging to the US Navy not to approach the airspace of a military exercise underway in Iran's southern areas, spokesman for the war game said.
Except for Nuclear Weapon, Iran May Develop Other Types of Power: Leader
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei highlighted the need for enhancement of Iran's defensive power and the development of various types of non-nuclear powers in the face of enmity by different parties against the country.
Massive Air Defence Drill Underway South of Iran
The Iranian Air Defence units from the Army and the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) have started a large-scale exercise in the country's southern regions on Monday morning, involving more than 17,000 military forces.
Iran Is the Only Haven for Muslim People: Leader's Advisor
A senior adviser to Iran's Leader Ali Akbar Velayati regretted that Islamic countries suffer from a lack of efficient politicians and security, and called Iran the only safe haven for Muslim people.
Takfiri Terrorism Threatens Security of Entire World: Iran's DM
Iran's defense minister warned the creators of Takfiri terrorism, including the US and reactionary Arab states, that such a menace is not confined to Syria or Iraq alone, but threatens security all over the world.
Iran Kicks Off Large-Scale Air Defence Drill
The Iranian Air Defense started a massive exercise in the country's southern regions on Monday morning, involving more than 17,000 military forces.
Iran, an Oasis of Peace Where Christians Are Living in Full Security: Archbishop of...
The Chaldean Catholic Archbishop of Tehran Ramzi Garmou hailed Iran's peace and security in a region engulfed by war and insecurity, saying that Christians have a peaceful life in the country.
Israeli-Saudi Plots for Insecurity in Iran Foiled: IRGC Chief
Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari lashed out at the Israeli and Saudi regimes for their attempts to incite insecurity in Iran, saying the Islamic Republic has thwarted all of those plots.


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We wish Alex was here, now.
Alex was born in 1996—before everything was digital. We have stacks of pictures in albums, frames and boxes. We often find random rolls of film in a drawer that we never developed. We send the film off and it comes back with photos we never knew existed—treasures for our family.
When we looked at photos of Alex, like the one before she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, just a baby who was trying to crawl, you can see it all on her little face—that determined, knowing smile.
What you can't always see in the photos is the backstory—like the picture of Alex at her 4th birthday party. Alex, in her typical fashion, told us how she wanted to celebrate. She wanted a surprise party—so we planned her "surprise party," together. The next day, Alex went into the hospital for a month to have a stem cell transplant. During those 30 nights, Jay would have to play Pretty Pretty Princess—a board game in which the winner was always the player with the most jewelry and a tiara on—every single night. In 30 nights, Jay won just once; Alex was the clear winner 29 times out of 30.
It was that hospital stay when Alex first started talking about hosting a lemonade stand. We did not know why. Of course, we now know what Alex was setting the stage for—a legacy of hope.
That moment meant so much to our family. It meant so much to Alex. Alex loved you all, too.
Alex loved being silly (check out the photo of her balancing a pretzel on her nose). Alex loved meeting characters (the Rugrats were her favorite) and hearing stories. Alex loved going to school because on the days she was well enough to go, it was such a gift to just be a kid. She loved her American Girl doll. She loved Halloween. I remember her last Halloween when she dressed as a garden fairy (with her doll in a matching outfit). I loved that costume—all its sweet, little girl qualities and pretty ruffles.
Alex loved, loved, loved her brothers. She adored being a little sister to Patrick and a big sister to Eddie and Joey. She loved time with her cousins. She loved her birthdays.
We love you Alex. It is a tremendous honor to be your parents. We are so grateful for your life.
Alex Scott's dream to find cures for childhood cancer has lived on for 15 birthdays past her last. It grows bigger every year as more and more people have taken this dream into their hearts. Don't miss a special Facebook video premiere featuring personal family photos, provided by Liz and Jay, of the little girl who set out to change the world, one cup at time. You can also help that dream continue to grow by supporting the search for cures today. In honor of Alex's 23rd birthday, consider making a donation to help continue Alex's fight for a cure for all kids with cancer.


This week (August 21 - 24) Canadian doctors met in Vancouver for the annual Canadian Medical Association (CMA) General Council meeting. Medical Assistance in Dying and the passing of Bill C-14 was a major point of discussion (Aid-in-dying issue comes full circle back to GC).
"As a compassionate physician, I need not – indeed, I cannot – aim to end a patient's life in order to do them good. I have other means at my disposal to relieve their physical suffering, and I do not know on the basis of biomedical science what it is like beyond the grave.
Dr. Louis Roy, a palliative care doctor in Quebec City, shares how his thinking about MAID has evolved.
Over the last two years the CMA held consultations with its members regarding Bill C-14, the federal government's proposed legislation on medical assistance in dying. These consultations resulted in the publication of the CMA's Principles-based Recommendations for a Canadian Approach to Assisted Dying.
The results of a (June 2016) CMA member survey revealed that approximately 25% of respondents would be willing to provide MAiD for their patients; 61% said they would not; and 14% were uncertain. Of the 61% who said they would not provide MAiD, 67% would be uncomfortable referring the patient to a colleague willing to provide it. Of those who were on the fence, 91% were likely to be comfortable making a referral.
Dr. Wendy Johnston, Professor of Neurology, and Medical Director at the University of Alberta's ALS Clinic.
In Canada the rights of health-care providers has been a major concern across the country. Are doctors now legally obligated to provide medical aid in dying (MAiD)? What happens if they refuse?
Each province has its own set of policies and regulations when it comes to conscientious objection. In most cases, the doctor is required to provide a referral to a healthcare professional or agency willing to carry out the patient's wishes.
To assuage their members hesitations and prepare them for conversations with their patients, the CMA announced a new education program. Hopefully through initiatives like this and deeper dialogue healthcare providers will be more comfortable with the new legislation.


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