We're only as good as our people. And at ECR we have some of the best. Our leadership team leverages their diverse backgrounds and work experience to constantly innovate and lead the cab modernization industry.
During his 30 years at ECR, Gary has contributed significantly to the development of different elevator mechanic license classifications in Ontario with a focus on class "D". Gary has been involved in the manufacture and installation of over 10,000 elevator interiors across Canada, the United States, and the Caribbean leading to the development of the innovative A-LookTM and C-LookTM Panel Fitment Systems. Prior to ECR, Gary worked as a Field Supervisor for Schindler, Armor and Becket Elevator. He was a Regional Manager at GSW and designed and prototyped telephone manufacturing equipment at Northern Electric.
Gary is a licensed Construction & Maintenance Electrician and EDMA (Elevating Devices Mechanic A).
As a co-founder of ECR, Phil has over 30 years of experience dealing with every facet of the elevator cab modernization industry. A licensed EDMD (Elevating Devices Mechanic class "D"), Phil both oversees and contributes directly to engineering, production and design, using his hands-on experience to solve difficult design and engineering problems. Phil was responsible for the design, testing and development of ECR's patented A-LookTM system, C-LookTM system and optimized ceiling T-frame.
Phil is a TSSA (Technical Standards and Safety Authority) and accredited instructor for The Elevating Devices Mechanics (D) training course. Before founding ECR with Gary Morris, Phil owned and operated Tricore Construction.
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As well as being ECR's Process Manager, Jonathan contributes his vast experience to the company's Engineering, R&D, Sales Management, Financial Planning and Operations areas. Prior to joining ECR Jonathan was the Founder and CEO of Distil Interactive, Iron Edge Technologies, and Seaway Networks. He led high-end microchip design teams at Nortel Networks, and Newbridge Networks. Jonathan got his start serving in the Canadian Air Force as a Radar Technician, Communications Systems Technician and Finally as an Aerospace Engineer designing systems for the Canadair Challenger Fleet.
Jonathan earned a BEng in Electrical Engineering from RMC Kingston 1994, as well as college diplomas as a Radar Technologist CFSCE 1985 and a Communications Systems Technician CFSAE 1986.
Greg joined ECR after 34 years with the Loblaws Corporation, most recently in the role of Vice President of Operations for Loblaws Wholesale Division, Western Canada, where he oversaw the management of over 20 stores. He brings great experience in large-scale chain management to our company, overseeing scheduling, installation and production. Greg ensures ECR's wood, glass, metal, mill-work and paint departments meet their timelines, budgets and the company's high standards for quality.
Greg also served on the Board of Directors for the Lanark Food Bank.
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Access check
Project workspace moderators have 3 options for granting other users workspace access. These options can be found in the dropdown menu labeled "Access check" in the workspace settings. "Deactivate" means that anyone can access the workspace. "Always" means that every membership request must be approved or rejected individually. "Code" means that users can access the workspace by providing a specific code.
Tip: For detailed information on access checks, refer to the corresponding tutorial.
The new term in CommSy9 for "identifier". You can access the account settings by hovering over the profile picture in the upper right corner and clicking on "Account". Here you can change your password, subscribe to the newsletter and edit the dashboard settings.
The choose-action-menu can always be found in the top right corner of the project workspace, both in sections and within entries. It is a drop-down menu that allows you to create new entries as well as perform many other actions such as "Print", "Save", "Copy" and "Delete". You can also use this to create new sections in material entries or to save entries as a new version.
Announcements (rubric)
Announcements are a useful tool for sharing important information with all workspace members. When you add a new entry in this rubric, you can enter a title and description and attach files. The "Valid until" date is important. It specifies how long an announcement will remain on the homepage of the workspace. After you save your announcement, it will be displayed on the top right of the entry page, over the workspace banner.
Project workspaces that have been archived can nevertheless be entered as usual. On the contrary, no new members can get access to archived workspaces and it is not possible to create new material or other entries. The archiving process can be initiated manually, as described in this manual. Additionally, after 365 days without acitivity, project workspaces will be archived automatically. Workspace moderators will receive an announcement mail with detailed steps how to adjourne the archiving process.
Tip: You can also reactivate archived workspaces, as described here.
CommSy
CommSy stands for "Community System." It is a web-based system that supports networked project work. CommSy is the section you see after logging in to AGORA. It consists of the workspace overview, project and community workspaces, and all other functions available there.
CommSy is open source software (GPL) that is available for public use. The latest version (CommSy9) has been running on the AGORA platform since September 2017. Universität Hamburg used its predecessor, CommSy8, between 2013 and 2017.
CommSy bar
The CommSy bar is the header bar displayed in the upper section of your browser window while you are logged into CommSy. It offers the following functions (left to right): All workspaces, My workspaces, Search, Marked entries, My Stack, Dashboard and your profile picture. To sign out, hover your mouse cursor over your profile picture.
Community workspace
Institutes and other organizations can contact the CommSy team to request a community workspace. A community workspace allows you to organize multiple project workspaces centrally. In addition to the usual functions of a project workspace, community workspaces come with the rubrics "Project workspaces" and "Institutions." You can link your institution's community workspace to its various associated project workspaces. Setting up a community workspace also makes it easier to manage documents that are relevant to all members of the community. Simply add them once in the central community workspace instead of creating a new entry in each associated project workspace.
Tip: The assignment to a common workspace can be subsequently entered or deleted in the workspace settings under the item "General".
To enable you to manage workspaces optimally, it is possible to assign different roles to the users of a workspace. These include contact persons: these persons are displayed with the "telephone symbol" in the workspace. This signals to the other participants that they should contact this person in case of problems or questions. As a contact person, however, users have no administrative rights.
Tip: You can find an overview of the roles and their functions here.
The dashboard is a new function in CommSy9. It gives you a personalized overview of your activity in CommSy. You can see the latest entries in all your workspaces and a calendar containing dates from all your workspaces at a glance. To access the dashboard, click the icon to the left of your profile image in the CommSy-bar on top of the screen. To edit your dashboard settings, click your profile image and navigate to "Account" -> "Additional functions."
Dates (rubric)
Entries in the "Dates" rubric are displayed in the calendar or as a list, depending on the workspace settings. You can highlight dates in different colors, set recurring dates, and add files. Members of your workspace can see all important events at a glance, export dates, and confirm their attendance.
Deprovisioning refers to the automatic locking and deletion of data on AGORA after a period of inactivity. This is an automatic process designed to reduce server load and protect your data. In both cases, you will be informed 30 days in advance by a corresponding system email. This process applies to both User ID's and workspaces:
User IDs are blocked after 540 days of inactivity and deleted after a further six months. For these automatic system processes, you will receive warning emails in advance: 30 days before the deadline and immediately before the blocking or deletion is carried out.
If you no longer need the User ID in question, you do not need to take any further steps. If you do, log in once within the aforementioned period.
Workspaces are archived after 365 days of inactivity and deleted after a further year. Again, the workspace moderator will be informed 30 days in advance by an according system email.
Further information and help on deprovisioning can be found on our FAQ page.
Discussions (rubric)
The "Discussions" section is an important part of many project workspace and can be accessed in the workspace via the rubric bar. New discussions can be created via the action menu ("New entry"). To add a post to an already existing discussion, call up the discussion and select the lowest action "New post" in the action menu. You can also reply directly to a post if posts have already been added to the discussion ("Select action" -> "Answer").
Tip: To prevent your entries from being deleted (by mistake), please select "to be edited by author only" when creating an entry. Then all participants can still reply, but only you and the workspace moderator can edit or delete the entry.
Drag & Drop describes the method of moving objects by dragging them with the mouse to the destination. In AGORA, drag & drop is used, for example, when uploading files or sorting sections.
A fold-out menu part. Clicking on the window expands a list of different options either downwards or upwards, from which a (different) option can be selected. Drop-down menus are often used when a fully displayed list of options would take up too much space.
Edit icon
The edit icon shows a pen in a rectangle. You will find this in the view of any entry you are allowed to edit (e.g. as creator), to the right of the different areas of the entry (title, description, files, etc.). This icon will appear when you move your mouse over one of the areas. If you click on it, the editing view of the respective area will open.
Entry Page
On the entry page of each project workspace, the user is provided with an overview of which category contains new entries or how many people have actively used the workspace recently. You can also see keywords and categories here, if they are used in the project workspace. At the top of the page you will find the banner of the workspace as well as a welcome text, if applicable. You can also return to the entry page from other categories at any time using the rubric bar on the left.
Groups (rubric)
Under the heading "Groups", the members of a project workspace can form themselves into subgroups – for tutorials, working groups, or for individual topics, for example. Members of the groups can easily exchange information with each other via e-mail and also set up an access-protected group workspace subordinate to the project workspace, which has the same functions as the project workspace itself.
List of all workspaces
The "Marketplace" of the AGORA platform provides you with an overview of the site. You can get here directly after logging in and via the CommSy bar, via the "All workspaces" link or the "List of all workspaces" button on the dashboard. On this overview page you can also create a new workspace by holding the mouse on "Select action" and selecting "New project workspace".
Tip: For more information on the overview of all AGORA workspaces and how to create your own workspaces, see the "Getting started" tutorial.
Materials (rubric)
The "Materials" rubric is used to publish and exchange files and other content. To do this, create a new entry in this rubric and add your texts or files to it. You can publish entries at a later date,embed images and videos, and use many other practical functions. To create a new material entry, select "New entry" from the action menu.The Etherpad allows you to write texts collaboratively with other users. If you are looking for a specific material, select the entry from the list or use the workspace search.
Membership code
In the workspace settings, moderators can select the option "Code" from the dropdown menu labeled "Access check" and enter a term of their own choice. This has the advantage that new members can access your workspace immediately upon entering the code, but you still retain control over who enters the workspace. Membership codes are distinct from your password.
Tip: For detailed information, refer to the corresponding tutorial.
Mouse Over
Mouse-Over are graphical elements which appear when the mouse pointer is moved over a certain region (e.g. a website/platform/program) or remains there. In CommSy9 they are a central control element and allow e.g. the selection of the edit icon when creating new entries.
My Stack
"My Stack" is a CommSy function that is suitable as a storage location for content/files used across to workspaces and works independently of workspaces see tutorial "Depositing content" in "My Stack".
The newsletter contains information about changes that have taken place in your workspaces since your last visit: new members, new material or discussion entries, new announcements, dates or tasks. This includes workspaces you have created and workspaces in which you are a member. Your personal newsletter is sent to the email address specified in your account. All news items are linked, so you can access them with a single click. Please note: The newsletter does not contain any general news about the portal. You can specify whether you wish to receive the newsletter daily, weekly, or not at all.
Tip: Adjust the corresponding settings in your profile. You can find more information in the tutorial.
Participation code
The workspace moderator has the option of selecting the "Participation by participation code" option in the Settings area under the Access conditions item and entering a term of his or her choice for this purpose. The advantage of this is that new members receive access to a project workspace immediately, but not completely unchecked, by means of this participation code, which is similar to a password when they apply for workspace participation. Participation codes for workspaces are not to be confused with the password. If you don't know the code, ask the workspace moderator.
Tip: For more detailed information on this, please visit our corresponding tutorial.
Participation verification
The workspace moderator of a project workspace has three options for how to allow other AGORA users access to the workspace. In the Settings area, he can choose between "Never check participation", "Always check participation" and "Participation by participation code" under the item "Participation check".
Tip: For more detailed information on this, please visit our matching tutorial.
Your password belongs to your uni username. It allows you to log in to CommSy. It is distinct from the membership codes required to enter certain CommSy workspaces.
The CommSy function "Personal workspace" creates a separate area that is only accessible to the workspace moderator and a single student. The workspace moderator can set individual tasks here and then also correct them after completion – only visible to the respective students. The workspace moderator of a project workspace can enter every personal workspace of the project workspace; the students, however, can only enter their own personal workspace.
Tip: For more information and instructions on how to use it, see our tutorial on personal workspaces.
Persons (rubric)
In the persons rubric you will find a list of all workspace participants. Presenters and contact persons are marked with corresponding icons. Even if the email address is hidden, you can send an emailto other people about the workspace. If you call up a person's entry, you may see additional contact details and information provided for that workspace.
By the way, in this rubric you will also find those persons who are still waiting for activation by moderators or are locked, i.e. do not have the status "user". To view this list, change the selection of the displayed status group in the menu "Restrict list" under "Status".
Project workspace
Project workspaces are the main component of CommSy. They allow their members to work collaboratively, exchange materials, join discussions, and so on. Users first log in to CommSy — the "house" — and then enter a project workspace through its virtual "door." Depending on the setting chosen by the workspace moderator, users can enter a workspace (a) immediately by clicking its door, (b) by entering the membership code set by the moderator, or (c) after the workspace moderator manually approves their membership request. In case of option (c), prospective members are asked to write a short text in which they explain to the workspace moderator why they wish to join the project workspace. Anyone with an UHH user account can create a new project workspace. To do this, log in to CommSy and click "Create new workspace" on the dashboard.
Tip: Have a look at our tutorials entitled "Creating a new project workspace" and "workspace settings" to learn more about creating and moderating project workspaces.
Reason for participation
When you want to enter a project workspace, it is possible that you will be asked to provide a reason for participation (instead of code). For example, if you are a participant in the workspace moderator's seminar, let him know by making a short note at this point. The moderator will then have the opportunity to unlock you; once this is done, you will receive an email notification and can then enter the workspace at any time.
The term "Responsive Design" refers to the automatic adaptation of websites to the characteristics of the respective end device used (especially smartphones and tablets). Since the update to version 9, CommSy is also "responsive" and can therefore be used on almost all conceivable end devices.
Room profile
To access your workspace profile, move your mouse cursor to your profile image in the top right corner of the CommSy bar and select "workspace profile." The menus on the left side of the screen allow you to adjust various personal settings related to the workspace you are currently using, including your address, your contact details, and your profile image. You can also cancel your membership in the workspace in this section.
An RSS feed (RSS: Rich Site Summary Feed) collects short information that can be read with a suitable program, the so-called feed reader. Outlook, for example, which is also available to you free of charge in the RRZ's Office 365 for Students package, is capable of processing RSS feeds. You can find instructions on how to do this here.
In each workspace of the AGORA platform (group, project and community workspaces) an RSS feed can be activated. By subscribing to this, you will receive real-time notifications when a person has joined the workspace, materials have been uploaded, etc.
Rubric Bar
The rubric bar is located on the left side of each project, group, or community workspace. Here you will find the entry page, all activated sections, and, if applicable, the settings for workspace moderators. In mobile view and on small screens, the bar may be collapsed and open to full size when you move your mouse or finger over it.
As a workspace moderator, you can set which sections can be used in the workspace.
Tip: A short overview of the functions of the sections can be found after each link:
Materials | Discussions | Dates |Groups |
Tasks | Announcements | Topics | Users
Sections are used to divide a material entry into multiple parts. To add sections, open the action menu in the material entry and click "New section." You can add a title, description, and files to the newly created section. To change the order of the sections of a material entry, click "Sections" in the quick navigation menu on the right. Click the edit symbol next to the sections list and rearrange the list via drag and drop.
Tip: Read the tutorial "Structuring room contents" to find out more about sections.
Room moderators can use the "Settings" section to configure their project workspace, set a membership code for future members, or add extra functions. To access the workspace, click the "Settings" button next to the wrench symbol on the rubric bar on the left. Only room moderators can access this section.
Tip: Read our "workspace settings" tutorial for more details.
STiNE-LV-ID
The STiNE-LV-ID is an identification number assigned to each lecture on STiNE. This ID can be used to automatically link a STiNE lecture to an AGORA workspace so that the targeted member does not have to register manually.
To find out how to link a STiNE lecture to an AGORA workspace, see our tutorial on "Workspace Identifier".
Tasks (rubric)
The "Tasks" rubric enables you to add a due date, planned duration, and status to every new entry. The added information will be displayed in the list of entries. This allows every user to see who is currently working on which task. You can change the status ("pending," "in progress," or "done") of individual or multiple entries via the action menu.
To Do (rubric)
In the To Do-rubric entries can be created, which can be provided with a due date, planned working time and a processing status. These details also appear later in the list of entries. This makes it easy to see at a glance who is currently working on which task. The processing status can also be changed quickly via the action menu, even for several entries at the same time.
Topics (rubric)
The first entry in the "Topics" rubric of a workspace could, for example, introduce the content of a specific seminar. You can then create a path to link the introductory topic to other entries in the correct viewing order. Before you can add entries to your path, you need to link them to your topic first. You can rearrange the path using drag and drop. Topic entries are very useful, as they give structure or a fixed order to multiple workspace entries.
User (rubric)
The "User" rubric contains a list of all workspace members. Moderators and contact persons are marked with specific symbols. You can email other workspace members even if their email address is hidden. When you open another user's entry, you can also see any other contact details and information the user has provided.
This rubric also lists certain non-members — users who have not yet been approved by a moderator and former users whose accounts have been locked. To view this list, use the menu labeled "Change status" under "Restrict list."
Members of University of Hamburg (regular students, employees) use their uni username to log into CommSy. You can change your password in your account settings.
People who are not members of University of Hamburg can also be given access to CommSy. This includes individuals working on a joint research project with members of Universität Hamburg, for example. They can be by their project partners.
If you are still using the "CommSy" source to log in with your old account, you can use the link "Forgot your password?" to change your password.
Do not confuse this with: password, membership code
Tip: Read the tutorial "First steps" to learn more about logging in to your account.
Note: The Wiki is no longer available in the latest version AGORA-CommSy10.
Workspace moderator
If you create a new project workspace, you will be its moderator. This allows you to adjust its settings, decide who can access your workspace, and so on. You can also grant other workspace users moderation rights.
Users will often turn to the workspace moderators if they have questions about accessing or using the workspace. The contact persons for each workspace are listed next to the door symbol in the workspace overview. All users, even ones who are not workspace members, can use the link "Contact via email" to contact the workspace moderators.
Tip: To find out more about moderating workspaces and granting rights, read our tutorial entitled "workspace settings."
Workspace profile
You can access your workspace profile by selecting the "workspace profile" field in the section bar on the left-hand side of the screen. Here you can use the menus on the left to make various personal settings that affect the workspace; for example, change address and contact details or edit your profile picture. If you want to leave the workspace, you will also find this option here under Room Profile.
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package pitt.libhigh.utils;

import org.w3c.dom.Attr;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.w3c.dom.Element;
import org.xml.sax.SAXException;
import pitt.libhigh.bean.Group;

import javax.xml.XMLConstants;
import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder;
import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory;
import javax.xml.parsers.ParserConfigurationException;
import javax.xml.transform.Source;
import javax.xml.transform.Transformer;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerException;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory;
import javax.xml.transform.dom.DOMSource;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamSource;
import javax.xml.validation.Schema;
import javax.xml.validation.SchemaFactory;
import javax.xml.validation.Validator;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.StringReader;
import java.io.StringWriter;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.UUID;

/**
 * Forked form liaokaien
 * Modified by Xynoci.
 */
public class XmlUtils {

    public String buildGroupXML(UUID userId, ArrayList<Group> subscription) {
        String xmlDoc = "";
        SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ");
        try {
            DocumentBuilderFactory df = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
            DocumentBuilder db = df.newDocumentBuilder();
            Document doc = db.newDocument();
            Element rootElement = doc.createElement("subscription");
            this.addAttribute(doc, rootElement, "xmlns:xsi", "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance");
            if (userId != null) {
                this.addAttribute(doc, rootElement, "createdBy", userId.toString());
            }
            doc.appendChild(rootElement);

            subscription.forEach(group -> {
                Element groupNode = doc.createElement("group");
                addChildElement(doc, groupNode, "groupId", group.getGroupId().toString());
                addChildElement(doc, groupNode, "createdBy", group.getCreatedBy().toString());
                addChildElement(doc, groupNode, "groupName", group.getGroupName());
                if (!group.getLatestPost().equals("")) {
                    addChildElement(doc, groupNode, "latestPost", group.getLatestPost());
                }
                addChildElement(doc, groupNode, "hasBgImg", group.isHasBgImg() ? "true" : "false");
                String time = sdf.format(group.getCreatedAt());
                addChildElement(doc, groupNode, "createdAtString", time.substring(0,22)+":"+time.substring(22));
                addChildElement(doc, groupNode, "status", String.valueOf(group.getStatus()));
                addChildElement(doc, groupNode, "memberCount", String.valueOf(group.getMemberCount()));

                rootElement.appendChild(groupNode);
            });

            try {
                TransformerFactory tf = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
                Transformer transformer = tf.newTransformer();
                StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
                transformer.transform(new DOMSource(doc), new StreamResult(writer));
                xmlDoc = writer.getBuffer().toString().replaceAll("\n|\r", "");
                xmlDoc = writer.getBuffer().toString();
            } catch (TransformerException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        } catch (ParserConfigurationException pce) {
            pce.printStackTrace();
        }
        try {
            this.validate(xmlDoc, "src/main/Java/pitt/libhigh/utils/subscription.xsd");
        } catch (SAXException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        return xmlDoc;
    }

    private void addAttribute(Document doc, Element targetElement, String attrName, String attrValue) {
        Attr attr = doc.createAttribute(attrName);
        attr.setValue(attrValue);
        targetElement.setAttributeNode(attr);
    }

    private void addChildElement(Document doc, Element targetElement, String tagName, String tagValue) {
        Element tag = doc.createElement(tagName);
        tag.appendChild(doc.createTextNode(tagValue));
        targetElement.appendChild(tag);
    }

    private boolean validate(String xmlDoc, String schemaPath) throws SAXException {

        SchemaFactory schemaFactory = SchemaFactory.newInstance(XMLConstants.W3C_XML_SCHEMA_NS_URI);
        Source schemaFile = new StreamSource(new File(schemaPath));
        Source xmlFile = new StreamSource(new StringReader(xmlDoc));
        Schema schema = schemaFactory.newSchema(schemaFile);
        Validator validator = schema.newValidator();

        try {
            validator.validate(xmlFile);
            return true;
        } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            return false;
        }

    }

}

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Eternals Could Introduce A Character As Strong As Odin
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Sukanya Kumar Vasisht October 20, 2021, 2:29 pm
The upcoming MCU movie "Eternals" has been creating a lot of buzz with new updates and news. Recently, the movie made it to the news for the inclusion of Harry Styles in the film. Now, there's more about the movie that might explain the Eternals better. It's possible that the MCU Phase 4 film could introduce a character as strong as Odin. What makes Odin powerful? Out of all the Asgardian Gods, Odin is the most powerful one. He possesses an energy source called Odinforce or Odinpower. Odin has superhuman strength, durability, and regenerative powers. Who do you think could be to match these qualities? Check it out:
Zuras: the leader of the Eternals
Odin: most powerful Asgardian God
In no time, Eternals would be playing in the theatres but before it did, we thought we might just prepare you to watch a character who is as strong as Odin. The movie will introduce the Eternals and Deviants. Eternals are genetically engineered Celestials. They are here on Earth to save humans from evil Deviants. But how did they come on Earth? The movie explains their origins.
The Eternals were sent some 7,000 years ago. However, they've laid dormant but are now forced to step in for a new phase 4 apocalypse known as "The Emergence". They bear physiological resemblance to Olympians Gods of Greek mythology. In this way, Marvel may introduce Zuras. Who's he? He is the leader of the Eternals. His introduction will grant the Eternals a civilization leader at par with a character like Odin.
Zuras created a village, Olympia for the Eternals
The origin story of the Eternals would somewhat start from him, making his inclusion sensible. After becoming the leader, he directed the creation of Olympia somewhere in the Greek mountains. That's because he wanted the Olympians to think of the Eternals as gods themselves. Therefore, this backstory aligns with the previews. Moreover, the previews show how the Eternals originated and survived before The Emergence.
So, Zuras, the leader of the Eternals and creator of Olympia sounds almost as strong as Odin of Asgard. But how powerful? That we'll watch in the movie.
The Eternals is releasing on 5th November 2021 in theatres.
Source: Screenrant
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Written by Sukanya Kumar Vasisht


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System for optical sorting of microscopic objects
Jesper Glückstad (Inventor)
The present invention relates to a system for optical sorting of microscopic objects and corresponding method. An optical detection system (52) is capable of determining the positions of said first and/or said second objects. One or more force transfer units (200, 205, 210, 215) are placed in a first reservoir, the one or more force units being suitable for optical momentum transfer. An electromagnetic radiation source (42) yields a radiation beam (31, 32) capable of optically displacing the force transfer units from one position to another within the first reservoir (1R). The force transfer units are displaced from positions away from the first objects to positions close to the first objects, and then displacing the first objects via a contact force (300) between the first objects and the force transfer units facilitates an optical sorting of the first objects and the second objects.
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The Chicago Blackhawks finished with 109 points last season, atop the Western Conference. That earned them a first-round series against the Nashville Predators, the last wild card, who then swept Chicago out of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
But what if the Blackhawks could have simply chosen not to play the Predators? What if, as a reward for their regular-season success, they instead had the option of selecting the Calgary Flames, who were swept by the Anaheim Ducks? Would they have taken it? And if so, how ticked off would the Flames have been, knowing Chicago viewed them as an easier out despite being the higher seed?
These are the kinds of questions the Southern Professional Hockey League hopes its fans and teams will ponder under a new playoff format, one that's designed to create such controversy and consternation.
"It's kind of like, for lack of a better term, picking a fight with a guy," said Jim Combs, president of the SPHL, a 10-team minor pro league in the southern U.S. that was founded in 2004.
The new playoff format, borrowed from Austria's Erste Bank Eishockey Liga, allows the top three teams in the eight-team playoff field to select their first-round opponents from the Nos. 5-8 seeds. The top seed gets first choice, then the second seed and then the third. The No. 4 seed gets the team that is left over. All matchups are three-game series, and the winners are reseeded in the second round based on regular-season record.
No random draw. No lottery balls. No wild cards. Just one team pointing at another team and saying, "We can totally beat you," while creating a groundswell of debate over that choice.
"Our fans are going to be talking about it," said Combs. "Our coaches and GMs are going to have to strategize: If you're first, you may not want to touch eighth place because they were 10th two weeks ago and got all their guys back, are healthy and playing well. They might want the team that was No. 2 two weeks ago, fell and now they're in fifth place."
Can you imagine the magnitude of these decisions? Would the Blackhawks, for example, weigh their playoff and regular-season success against Nashville heavily enough to have picked the Predators last postseason? Would travel have been a consideration, versus a place like Calgary? And if it all comes down to rivalry ... well, heck, why not pick the St. Louis Blues instead?
"It's everything we like about sports, which is the competition and the rivalry," Combs said. "And it'll definitely cause more rivalry and passion between teams. Coaches and players don't want to be seen as the weakest link."
At this point, your reaction to this playoff format is either that it's the greatest thing since the Major League Baseball play-in game or that it's epically stupid. But Combs is OK with stupid because it's not like he hasn't heard it before -- like when the SPHL pioneered something else that caught on.
"It's the same thing people said when we did our 3-on-3 overtime," he said. "That we're dumb. And then people see it, and they start seeing how it works, and they're like, 'That might not be a bad idea.'"
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Combs hopes so.
"I think it would work at our level. And what about on the NHL level? How great would it be if the Rangers stand up and they pick the Boston Bruins in the first round?" he said.
Well, it would be great ... if it weren't for the nagging notion that this playoff format further devalues the regular season, as jockeying for seeds around the playoff bubble is rendered futile because the matchups are at the whim of the higher seeds. And it's hard to imagine that front-office personnel who steadfastly avoid audacious decisions would want to shoulder all the blame (and calls for their firing) for choosing the wrong team after an upset.
But mostly, this playoff format asks teams and players to defy their hockey culture programming and call out an opponent before a playoff series. In a sport that attempts to avoid bulletin board material at all costs, declaring one team to be, subjectively, the most inferior opponent is like putting up a billboard of ridicule.
"Obviously, it would be done professionally and softly, not trash talking and stuff," said Combs, before admitting that, yeah, it's still basically trash talking. "But at the end of the day, if you're Boston and you want Philly in the first round, it won't be softly. You're calling them out."
The uncomfortable, although deliciously fun, playoff team selection process will be held during a televised event by the SPHL on Sunday, April 8. Combs said his franchises have universally supported the format change -- at least for the upcoming season.
"If we made a mistake, we can just change it next year," he said. "But we're not afraid to take a chance."


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NHL.com will periodically be doing a series called "Five Questions With …," a Q&A with some of the key movers and shakers in the game today aimed to gain some insight into their lives and careers.
This edition features The Great One himself, Wayne Gretzky:
LAS VEGAS -- Wayne Gretzky comfortably calls himself a fan of the game and confidently says he is content with being just that for the foreseeable future.
As a fan, Gretzky watches as many National Hockey League games as he possibly can. He admires the skill, speed and toughness of today's young players. He sees them as the ambassadors of the game and believes the NHL's future is as bright as ever.
While Gretzky knows the race for the Stanley Cup is as wide open as ever in 2012-13, he believes the Kings will make a serious run at repeating as champions. (Photo: Getty Images)
So with the spirit of his fandom in mind, NHL.com spoke with Gretzky from his fantasy camp this week to gather his thoughts and opinions on everything ranging from his potential Stanley Cup contenders to his favorite players to watch to his old team in Edmonton.
Here are Five Questions With…Wayne Gretzky:
A year ago we were here at this very camp and when I asked you for your predictions, you never mentioned the Los Angeles Kings, but you did say watch out for the New Jersey Devils. You were halfway there. So even though it's only been a little more than a week, I'll ask you again -- predictions for this season?
"I think you have to give it at least 25 games to see where everybody shakes out of the tree, but I always say you never go against the Stanley Cup champions. When you're a Stanley Cup champion, somebody has to steal it from you. Bryan Trottier told me this one time, and I'll never forget it: After they [the New York Islanders] won their first Stanley Cup, we're sitting there at the NHL luncheon in Montreal and I asked him, 'How was it winning the Cup?' He said, 'You know Wayne, it's the greatest feeling I ever had. I wish every player that plays in the NHL can experience that, but that's what makes it so special is not everybody is going to get that experience.' It's so true. That's why I always say when a team that has won, they know what it's like to do what they did and how hard you have to work. I always say the team that won last year, watch out. So L.A. is going to give it a run.
"But San Jose looks as good as good as any team I have seen. [Patrick] Marleau and [Joe] Thornton are playing with a spirit and passion that has gone to another level. Minnesota made a lot of changes and they could be a tough team. They have always been good defensively and they added firepower from the blue line in. Chicago looks as good as anybody in the West right now. In New Jersey, Marty Brodeur is a special player. He's up there with the greatest goalies to ever play. He's a unique man and age is not a factor for him. I think he'll have a tremendous year so watch out for New Jersey.
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"But I think like everybody else, the New York Rangers look as real as any team I have seen this year. They seem to have everything. The one thing about that team is they work so hard and they have such a good goalie [Henrik Lundqvist], but let me tell you, this Rick Nash, he's a really good player. When you have a hard-working team like the Rangers, with guys like [Ryan] Callahan, and you bring in the most talented guy and he works as hard as those guys it goes through your room like it's infectious. That's one thing Nash does, he's a good player and he works his rear end off every day."
Who are the guys you admire in the League now, the guys you can't take your eye off of when you're watching their team play?
"I think [Sidney] Crosby is the best player and he's just really fun to watch. I really enjoy watching [Steven] Stamkos. I think Stamkos is a really special young man. He's really fun to watch and exciting.
"My favorite player over the last 10 years has been [Henrik] Zetterberg. I think Zetterberg is the best player in the game [at his age]. He's been so physically beat up from the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Olympics, all that goes with that, but he's just very special. I think he's the best Swedish player they've ever put into the National Hockey League, and there has been a lot of great ones, from [Borje] Salming to [Nicklas] Lidstrom.
"The guy that I'm a little biased about, but the guy I think has hockey sense to only Crosby and [Brad] Richards in New York is Kyle Turris. His hockey awareness and hockey sense is close to those two guys, and I consider them to have the best hockey sense in the game today. He's going to fit into that category soon."
OK, so let's talk about Turris, who doesn't fit into that category with Crosby and Richards now. You coached him in Phoenix, so you know him well. It's hockey sense and what else that makes you feel that way about him?
"I know the kid and he's a really dedicated young man. His life is hockey and he loves the game, as do all the top players. They selfishly work hard every day. But, I really see Kyle as a special player. I don't care if you're Mario Lemieux, Wayne Gretzky or Kyle Turris, if you lose a little bit of confidence and you don't get the ice time, it's tough. He went through a growing stage as a young player and in Ottawa, he's sort of turned the corner. They're giving him more ice time, more responsibility and I think he's going to be a very, very good, strong player for a number of years."
Turning to Edmonton now, why did you make a phone call to help the Oilers recruit Justin Schultz?
"I just really felt for him he was going to get the ice time in the right situation, with a good coaching staff and a good organization that is bringing young guys along. I really believed it was the right fit for him to go to Edmonton. Hopefully it works out for him."
-- Wayne Gretzky on Justin Schultz's decision to sign with Edmonton
"I think it was the right decision for the young man. Listen, when you're 22 years old, or 21 years old, your dream is to play in the National Hockey League. Once you're playing in the National Hockey League, then it's like, 'OK, I've gotta win the Stanley Cup. But your focus is first to make it, and the only way you can make it is to get ice time. I just really felt for him he was going to get the ice time in the right situation, with a good coaching staff and a good organization that is bringing young guys along. I really believed it was the right fit for him to go to Edmonton. Hopefully it works out for him."
When you look at the Oilers, you can go down the list with young, talented players. Does it remind you of something?
"People over the last six months have talked to me and tried to compare the two teams, the current Oilers versus when we played in Edmonton. Obviously with [Ryan] Nugent-Hopkins, [Taylor] Hall, [Jordan] Eberle there is that comparison to [Mark] Messier, Gretzky, [Glenn] Anderson. That's valid because they're exciting. The intangibles are everything else that is around it.
"Toughness. We had [Dave] Semenko, [Marty] McSorley, Messier, [Kevin] McClelland. Unselfishness. We had guys like Craig MacTavish, Lee Fogolin and Kevin Lowe. And we had the best goalie that ever played in Grant Fuhr. So it wasn't just the forwards, the name guys, it was the intangibles that went around it that made our group successful.
"The key for them [the current Oilers] is not so much those kids. Those kids are going to get better and be a big part of their success, but the key to them will be the intangibles around it. Can they find the leadership and the unselfishness of guys like Lee Fogolin and Kevin Lowe. Everybody loves to score goals, but we didn't need Craig MacTavish to score goals and he understood that. His job was going to be our third-line checking center, a faceoff guy, penalty kill, and he accepted that responsibility. Those guys become such a factor in the success of a team, and to me those are the intangibles they're going to need to find to go to the next level."


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La Convention européenne de la science-fiction ou Eurocon est le plus important congrès européen des amateurs de littérature, cinéma et jeux sur la science-fiction, le fantastique, la mythologie, l'horreur, les ovnis et le mystère. Cette convention a lieu chaque année dans différentes villes d'Europe.
Il ne s'agit pas forcément d'une convention organisée de façon autonome mais plutôt d'une dimension européenne donnée pour une année à une convention nationale existante.

Histoire
La première convention a eu lieu en Italie en 1972, en partie sur le modèle de la Worldcon ; elle faisait suite à des réunions informelles du fandom de la science-fiction.

Eurocon a été créé comme une réponse à la nécessité de se rencontrer et de partager des expériences à l'échelle européenne. Cette convention permet la rencontre de représentants des fandoms nationaux et est aussi l'occasion d'une attribution des prix pour les auteurs de toute l'Europe.

Au début la convention avait lieu tous les deux ans.

Celle de 1974 fut organisée en France sur le campus de l'université de Grenoble et rassemblait entre autres Jean-Pierre Andrevon, Christine Renard, Michel Jeury ainsi que l'encyclopédiste Pierre Versins. Elle fut par la suite considérée comme un véritable passage de relais entre les auteurs français de SF des années 1970 et la nouvelle génération.

Depuis 1982 la convention est devenue annuelle.

En 1984, elle s'est tenue à Brighton lors de la Seacon (convention britannique) organisée sous la présidence de John Brunner avec comme invités d'honneur les auteurs Roger Zelazny, Christopher Priest, Pierre Barbet et Josef Nesvadba. Véritablement internationale, elle a reçu de nombreux auteurs européens mais aussi des Américains comme Marion Zimmer Bradley et des Canadiens comme Élisabeth Vonarburg.

Organisation
Le vote des représentants du fandom européen concernant l'organisation de la prochaine Eurocon a lieu deux années à l'avance.

Liste des Eurocon

 1972 - Trieste, Italie.
 1974 - Grenoble, France.
 1976 - Poznan, Pologne.
 1978 - Bruxelles, Belgique
 1980 - Stresa, Italie.
 1982 - Mönchengladbach, Allemagne
 1983 - Ljubljana, Yougoslavie
 1984 - Brighton, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni
 1986 - Zagreb, en Yougoslavie
 1987 - Montpellier, France
 1988 - Budapest, Hongrie
 1989 - San Marino, San Marino
 1990 - Fayence, France
 1991 - Cracovie, Pologne
 1992 - Freudenstadt, Allemagne
 1993 - Saint Helier, Jersey, Royaume-Uni
 1994 - Timisoara, Roumanie
 1995 - Glasgow, Écosse, Royaume-Uni (relié à la Worldcon)
 1996 - Vilnius, en Lituanie
 1997 - Dublin, Irlande
 1999 - Dortmund, Allemagne
 2000 - Gdynia, Pologne (relié avec la Polcon et Baltconem)
 2001 - Capidava près de Constanta, Roumanie
 2002 - Chotebor, République tchèque
 2003 - Turku, Finlande
 2004 - Plovdiv, Bulgarie
 2005 - Glasgow, Écosse, Royaume-Uni (relié à la Worldcon)
 2006 - Kiev, Ukraine
 2007 - Copenhague, Danemark
 2008 - Moscou, Russie
 2009 - Fiuggi, Italie ;
 2010 - Cieszyn/Český Těšín, Pologne/République tchèque (conventions de Eurocon combinée, Polcon, ParCon sous le nom Tricon)
 2011 - Stockholm, Suède
 2012 - Zagreb, Croatie
 2013 - Kiev, Ukraine
 2014 - Dublin, Irlande
 2015 - Saint-Pétersbourg, Russie
 2016 - Barcelone, Espagne
 2017 - Dortmund, Allemagne
 2018 - Amiens, France ;
 2019 - Belfast, Irlande
 2020 - reportée en 2021 ;
 2021 - Fiuggi, Italie (15-18 juillet 2021) ;

Futures Eurocon

 2022 - Dudelange, Luxembourg
 2023 - tba at the 2021 eurocon

Notes et références

Liens externes
 European Science Fiction Society
 Eurocon 2006 à Kiev, Ukraine
 Eurocon 2009 à Fiuggi, Italie
 Eurocon 2011 à Stockholm, Suède
 Eurocon 2012 à Zagreb, Croatie
 Eurocon 2013 à Kiev, Ukraine

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- Service Definition
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- Description
This service controls the state of actucators.

  - Request
    * `string[] joint_name`
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    * `bool set_actuator_state`
   The state of joints to control.

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    * `bool is_planned`
   Whether or not it is controlled.


Randall Reed and the Reed family, owners of Planet Ford in Spring, Planet Ford in Humble, and Prestige Ford in Garland, has achieved a historic Ford first. Mr. Reed is the first independent dealer to win the highly coveted Triple Crown at every World Class Automotive dealership in the same year. In addition, in 2018, he became one of only seven dealers inducted into the Ford Dealer Hall of Fame. Award-winning service is nothing new; the family-owned dealerships take great pride in garnering top awards for 30 years.
Ford Motor Company honored the founder and CEO, Randall Reed, with its "Dealer Hall of Fame" award in 2018. Becoming the seventh inductee ever selected for the hall of fame was based on sales volume but also requires a dealer be respected and admired loved by the Ford Motor Company, Ford Credit, their own employees as well as other Ford dealers.
World Class Automotive is the first independent dealer group to win the highly coveted Triple Crown at every Randall Reed Ford dealership in the same year. Park Cities Ford, Prestige Ford, Planet Ford in Spring and Planet Ford in Humble have all won the automaker's highest honor. It is only given to the most elite dealers in the nation. In order to be recognized, a dealership must receive all of Ford's top awards, which include: the President's Award for customer service; the Ford One Hundred Club, an honor based on vehicle sales; and the Premier Club.
The dealership group is also the recipient of multiple President's Awards. This is one of the highest honors from Ford Motor Company. This award is given to recognize that a dealership has achieved excellence in customer satisfaction. The Reed family takes great pride in this particular awards as satisfaction is paramount.
Several dealerships are members of the Ford Top One Hundred Club. Being selected for this exclusive club is in recognition for achieving excellence in Sales, Service or Parts.
The Partners in Quality Award from Ford Motor Credit recognizes dealers who have shown the highest level of outstanding customer service and satisfaction as well as their ongoing partnership with Ford Credit. The Reed family is thankful to have multiple locations recognized for their ongoing efforts to take care of the customer first.
FCSD Premier Club Award is yet another honor that the Randall Reed family of dealerships has received multiple times for multiple locations. The honorees are comprised of an elite group that is truly committed to excellence.
Ford Motor Co. honored Randall Reed with its Salute to Dealers award for outstanding sales and service while improving the lives of individuals and communities. Salute to Dealers is Ford's community service initiative that identifies and honors dealer who improve the lives of those in need. "The dealer nominees' and honorees' impact on their communities is extraordinary! Each year, as a group, they provide support for and participate in hundreds of programs for a multitude of worthy causes." Mr. Reed was recognized based on his commitment to community, furthering education and assisting children with special needs. His leadership and donations provide support to services including women's shelters and school systems with items such as books, computers, iPads, band instruments, fixtures and playground equipment. In addition, Mr. Reed and his team help raise funds for centers that assist families and children with learning differences.
The J.D. Power Dealer of Excellence Program reflects the commitment and dedication of select retailers to provide their customers with a purchase experience that meets today's consumer expectations. The Reed family is proud to have his Planet Ford | Lincoln locaton in Spring, Randall Reed Planet Ford in Humble, Park Cities Ford | Lincoln in Dallas and Prestige Ford location in Garland among only six certified dealerships to be a J.D. Power 2018 Dealer of Excellence in the great state of Texas!
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Judge J. Michael Williamson of the Clinton County Court of Common Pleas recently issued an interesting discovery decision in the medical malpractice case of Gentile v. Timko, et al., No. 215 - 2010 Civil (C.P. Clinton Co. Sept. 30, 2011 Williamson, J.).
After thorough analysis, including a review of the discovery of prior mental health records case of Gormley v. Edgar, Judge Williamson decided that the parents' mental health treatment records and employment records were discoverable in a stillbirth case in which the parents claimed damages for future lost earnings. The court noted that, in cases involving the death of very young individuals, facts pertaining to the parents' background may prove relevant in establishing a proper evaluation of any loss of future earnings claim for the deceased child.
Accordingly, Judge Williamson's detailed reasoning in this 39 page decision may well be applicable to any case involving a minor (whether or not deceased) in which there is a claim for future loss of earnings or future loss of earning capacity to allow for wider discovery on the background of the parents.
Thanks to the prevailing Attorney Brian Bluth of the McCormick Law Firm in Williamsport, PA for bringing this case to my attention.


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The excess is locally 3.5 sigma and globally 1.9 sigma.
A hypothetical new Higgs boson – which is searched between \(400\GeV\) and \(700\GeV\) and for various small values of \(\tan\beta\) – is assumed to decay to top quarks which decay further. The maximum deviation occurs near the lightest edge of the possible mass, around \(m_A=400\GeV\) for the mass of the CP-odd Higgs boson \(A\).
The black line is the expected exclusion limit – everything below this line should have been excluded. The two grey strips indicate the 68% and 95% bands, understood as a percentage of models for the given values of \(m_A,\tan\beta\) that are excluded.
The blue region is the actual excluded part of the parameter space. You may see that much less is excluded than expected, especially on the left side. As I said, the excess is as high as 3.5 sigma on the left boundary of the diagram. It was expected that everything below \(\tan\beta\lt 2.3\) would be excluded but only \(\tan\beta\lt 1\) was excluded.
It's all great and they have even taken some interference with top quark pairs into account. However, the possible and rather strong excess has one big disadvantage. It might be an artifact of the leading order (LO) approximation chosen for the MADGRAPH5_AMC@NLO calculations.
That lousy approximation might matter because higher-order processes could predict significantly higher cross sections for the top pair quark production near the threshold. And because the minimum mass of a top quark pair is some \(350\GeV\) or so, \(400\GeV\) is near the threshold, indeed. After all, these risks near the "top quark pair threshold" are the likely reason why they didn't try to look at lower values of the CP-odd Higgs mass.
That's why this excess, despite its being signal-like, could be more likely to be explained by some neglected Standard Model processes than other, smaller excesses I discussed recently. But it's still signal-like which is why there exist good reasons to think that it could be a sign of a new Higgs boson, too.
That excess could be due to the same new physics as this similar L200 signal region of ATLAS in a similar search (3rd line from the bottom on that page).
An isolated 1.9-sigma excess is also found in a bin on Figure 2b in a different paper.
Some huge, over 5 sigma, discrepancies were found for the \(J/\psi\) physics but I don't understand it well and it seems too messy, not a reason for new physics.


Levi's are one of, if not the most popular jeans of all time. So we decided to take a timeless classic and reimaged it to a Dr. Collectors piece. To do so we added our signaure drop crotch fit, raw edges, and vintage boro patches to the right leg. Each pant is individually unique, making no two alike. Some even feature a vintage name badge over the Levi's patch, a play on who may have owned the pair before you.


For those that did not know, Microsoft will be pre-installing Office on Windows Phone 8. This means Windows Phone 8 users will have Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote on their mobile device! In an official blog post, Microsoft goes over the features that Office on Windows Phone 8 has and its pretty amazing.
Office on Windows Phone 8 also utilizes NFC, all you have to do is use the Tap + Send feature in the Office Hub and you can share documents to another NFC capable device. Microsoft has also made it easier to read documents by removing the controls out of view. To get them back, just tap on your document. Head over to the source link for a full in-depth look at the new Office on Windows Phone 8.


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package net.floodlightcontroller.core.web.serializers;

import java.io.IOException;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonGenerator;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonProcessingException;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonGenerator.Feature;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JsonSerializer;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.SerializerProvider;

import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.OFFlowMod;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.OFVersion;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.ver11.OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer11;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.ver12.OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer12;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.ver13.OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer13;
import org.projectfloodlight.openflow.protocol.ver14.OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer14;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * Serialize any OFFlowMod in JSON.
 *
 * Use automatically by Jackson via JsonSerialize(using=OFFlowModSerializer.class),
 * or use the static function within this class within another serializer.
 *
 * @author Ryan Izard, ryan.izard@bigswitch.com, rizard@g.clemson.edu
 */
public class OFFlowModSerializer extends JsonSerializer<OFFlowMod> {
	protected static Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(OFFlowModSerializer.class);

	@Override
	public void serialize(OFFlowMod fm, JsonGenerator jGen, SerializerProvider serializer)
			throws IOException, JsonProcessingException {
		serializeFlowMod(jGen, fm);
	}

	public static void serializeFlowMod(JsonGenerator jGen, OFFlowMod flowMod) throws IOException, JsonProcessingException {

		jGen.configure(Feature.WRITE_NUMBERS_AS_STRINGS, true); // IMHO this just looks nicer and is easier to read if everything is quoted

		jGen.writeStartObject();
		jGen.writeStringField("version", flowMod.getVersion().toString()); // return the enum names
		jGen.writeStringField("command", flowMod.getCommand().toString());
		jGen.writeNumberField("cookie", flowMod.getCookie().getValue());
		jGen.writeNumberField("priority", flowMod.getPriority());
		jGen.writeNumberField("idleTimeoutSec", flowMod.getIdleTimeout());
		jGen.writeNumberField("hardTimeoutSec", flowMod.getHardTimeout());
		jGen.writeStringField("outPort", flowMod.getOutPort().toString());

		switch (flowMod.getVersion()) {
		case OF_10:
			break;
		case OF_11:
			jGen.writeNumberField("flags", OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer11.toWireValue(flowMod.getFlags()));
			jGen.writeNumberField("cookieMask", flowMod.getCookieMask().getValue());
			jGen.writeStringField("outGroup", flowMod.getOutGroup().toString());
			jGen.writeStringField("tableId", flowMod.getTableId().toString());
			break;
		case OF_12:
			jGen.writeNumberField("flags", OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer12.toWireValue(flowMod.getFlags()));
			jGen.writeNumberField("cookieMask", flowMod.getCookieMask().getValue());
			jGen.writeStringField("outGroup", flowMod.getOutGroup().toString());
			jGen.writeStringField("tableId", flowMod.getTableId().toString());
			break;
		case OF_13:
			jGen.writeNumberField("flags", OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer13.toWireValue(flowMod.getFlags()));
			jGen.writeNumberField("cookieMask", flowMod.getCookieMask().getValue());
			jGen.writeStringField("outGroup", flowMod.getOutGroup().toString());
			break;
		case OF_14:
			jGen.writeNumberField("flags", OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer14.toWireValue(flowMod.getFlags()));
			jGen.writeNumberField("cookieMask", flowMod.getCookieMask().getValue());
			jGen.writeStringField("outGroup", flowMod.getOutGroup().toString());
			jGen.writeStringField("tableId", flowMod.getTableId().toString());
			break;
		case OF_15:
			jGen.writeNumberField("flags", OFFlowModFlagsSerializerVer14.toWireValue(flowMod.getFlags()));
			jGen.writeNumberField("cookieMask", flowMod.getCookieMask().getValue());
			jGen.writeStringField("outGroup", flowMod.getOutGroup().toString());
			jGen.writeStringField("tableId", flowMod.getTableId().toString());
			break;
		default:
			logger.error("Unimplemented serializer for OFVersion {}", flowMod.getVersion());
			break;
		}

		MatchSerializer.serializeMatch(jGen, flowMod.getMatch());

		// handle OF1.1+ instructions with actions within
		if (flowMod.getVersion() == OFVersion.OF_10) {
			jGen.writeObjectFieldStart("actions");
			OFActionListSerializer.serializeActions(jGen, flowMod.getActions());
			jGen.writeEndObject();
		} else {
			OFInstructionListSerializer.serializeInstructionList(jGen, flowMod.getInstructions());
		} // end not-empty instructions (else)
		jGen.writeEndObject();
	} // end method
}


ERM will be sponsoring and presenting at the 2018 Railroad Environmental conference in Illinois this October.
The 2018 Railroad Environmental Conference will be held October 23 - 24 on the Campus of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The conference will feature presentations from railroaders, consulting engineers, academics and others involved in the railroad environmental industry.
Along with sponsoring, ERM Senior Consultant Jim Schneider will present ways to reduce costs and manage risk by utilizing innovative sampling methodologies and reusing clean and lightly contaminated soils.
Every year the railroad industry generates thousands of cubic yards of clean and lightly contaminated waste soil from construction and remediation projects. However, characterizing these waste soils and finding cost effective reuse options can be challenging. Any spurious detection above background concentrations can trigger corporate mandates for disposal at a landfill. By implementing more accurate methods of characterizing the soils and pursuing opportunities for reuse of clean and lightly contaminated waste soils, the railroad industry can realize substantial savings in soil management costs while managing risk.
ERM consultant Jim Schneider will present details on how the industry can implement innovative sampling methodologies to save money on waste characterization, learn from our experience in implementing Incremental Sampling Methodology (ISM), and understand options for waste soil reuse. Example projects will be presented to show how these approaches were used to help a client realize significant cost savings.
The panel session will provide an overview of the recently released ITRC LNAPL update document. A panel of experts, including ERM Principal Consultant David de Courcy-Bower, will discuss how they use the guidance to develop effective site remediation strategies and support the transportation sector with programmatic evaluation of their remedial portfolios.
Jim Schneider is a Senior Consultant for ERM in Bellingham, WA and has assisted commercial and industrial facilities with regulatory compliance for the last 23 years. He has managed remediation and waste management programs for rail yards, refineries and aluminum smelters.
David de Courcy-Bower is a Principal Consultant and licensed professional engineer with 18 years' experience. He is a recognized expert in managing sites impacted with non-aqueous phase liquids (NAPL) and has developed industry guidance documents and ASTM standards that have significantly advanced site investigation and remedial strategies. He is active in his community serving on the Village of Hartland Plan Commission and Architectural Board. For fun he has 3 children at home that keep him busy!


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We will also attend you at the Alumni Office from 9:00h to 16:30h at the Barcelona campus.


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2021 Grammy Award Nominations: See The Full List Of Nominees
The 2021 Grammy nominations were announced on Wednesday, with Beyoncé leading all artists with nine total. "Black Parade" earned nominations for record of the year, song of the year, best r&b performance and best r&b song categories. Her duet with Megan Thee Stallion, "Savage," is also up for record of the year, best rap performance and best rap song. Beyonce tops off her nominations with best music video ("Brown Skin Girl") and best music film (Black Is King.)
Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa and Roddy Rich each earned six nominations. Swift's Folklore is up for album of the year, and best pop vocal album, "Cardigan" will compete for song of the year and best pop solo performance. Swift is nominated alongside Bon Iver for best pop duo/group performance for "Exile" and for best song written for visual media for "Beautiful Ghosts," from Cats.
Dua Lipa's Future Nostalgia is up for album of the year and best pop vocal album. "Don't Start Now" appears in the record of the year, song of the year and best pop solo performance categories. Lipa is also nominated in the best pop duo/group category with J Balvin, Bad Bunny and Tainy for "Un Dia (One Day)."
Roddy Ricch is up for record of the year ("Rockstar"), song of the year ("The Box"), best melodic rap performance and best rap song for both "Rockstar" and "The Box."
See the full list on nominees in the link below.
2021 Grammy Awards nominees announced with Beyonce leading with 9 nominations
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A. What is amazing about Bowen Therapy is sometimes the older the injury the better the results. Rebalancing the body is what Bowen Therapy is all about!
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Shaukat Tarin Net Worth in 2023, Income Source & Personal Life
31 December, 2022 1 January, 2023
Shaukat Tarin is a Pakistani Banker, Politician. He is famous in Pakistan and whole world because of being a Banker, Politician. Let us take a quick glance at his professional life then we will check his net worth.
Name Shaukat Tarin
Profession Banker, Politician
Married Unknown
Ever wondered about Shaukat Tarin Net Worth, Current Age & Personal Life in 2023? Let us Take a Quick Glance at his Net Worth in 2023
Shaukat Tarin Net Worth 2023 in Dollars & Pakistani Rupees
At the age of 69, Shaukat Tarin Net Worth in the 2023 is 1.5M. Following is the approximation of his net worth over multiple years.
Net Worth in 2023: 1520000
Net Worth in 2020: 972800
Income Source of Shaukat Tarin
Born on January 05, 1953 in Pakistan, He isn't famous only because of being a Banker, Politician but also because, a Pakistani senator current finance minister and banker who served as Finance Minister of Pakistan from 2008 to 2010 in the Gillani cabinet also and worked with the help of the Pakistan People's Party's cabinet members. Which is also the reason of him being so rich!
Please note that all these values are in Dollars, If you want to estimate them in Pakistani Rupees, Simply multiply them by the current dollar rate. His Zodiac Star Sign is Capricorn. Do you think that his fame and income is due to him being a Capricorn or because of his hard-work?
Personal Life of Shaukat Tarin , Pakistani Banker, Politician
As far as we know, Shaukat Tarin isn't married. There is no news of his marriage on any social media platform nor that he ever mentioned his Girlfriend, as partner.
If you think, there is something we don't know, or we should update in this article, please mention it in the comments.
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Ali Nuhu Mohammed Biography – Wiki, Profile, Education, Movies, Family, Country
Ali Nuhu Mohammed was born on 15 March 1974 in Maiduguri, Borno State, in northeastern Nigeria.. Ali is a Nigerian film actor, producer, director, dancer and script writer. He acts in both Hausa and English movies and he is often referred as the "King of Kannywood" by the public.
Nuhu entered the Hausa film industry in 1999 as an actor and appeared in over 260 Hausa movies and 150 English movies. He participated in a film training program at the Asian School of Media Studies in Noida, New Delhi, India
His father Nuhu Poloma hailed from Gombe State and his mother Fatima Karderam Digema Borno State. He grew up in Kano, Kano State. After high school education he received a Bachelors of Art degree in Geography from the University of Jos. He did his National Service in Ibadan, Oyo State. He later attended University of Southern California for a course in film production and cinematic arts.
Mohammed is the most popular Hausa actor in the world. In terms of social media presence, he has almost 145,000 followers on Twitter, 1,600,000 on Facebook and 581,000 plus on Instagram. He is by far the most interactive Kannywood star on social media and the most followed male celebrity in the Kannywood industry.
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