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Description In reply to telegram, the following Officers and Members of Council of the Royal Society have been nominated to represent the Society at the funeral of Mr [William Ewart] Gladstone [former Prime Minister]: Sir Edward Frankland, Professor Story Maskelyne, Sir Robert Ball, and Professor T G Bonney.
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President Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen 'stood out,' Cooley classmate says
Eric Lacy
Editor's note: This story was originally published April 18, 2018, when Cohen was President Donald Trump's personal lawyer. It has been updated to reflect his current status.
LANSING - There was no hint of controversy when Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, was a student at Lansing's Thomas M. Cooley Law School.
The 51-year-old Long Island native "stood out" as a dedicated student with a likeable and colorful personality, according to former classmate Jerome Abood, who is now an East Lansing attorney.
"I knew he had an interest in real estate and was very motivated to get back home and get back to work," Abood said.
Who is Michael Cohen?
Hannity denies Cohen represented him
Abood graduated with Cohen in May 1991, part of the Edwin Lawrence class that includes several current judges, county prosecutors and even a Japanese politician.
None have drawn more attention lately than Cohen.
Cohen admitted in February that he paid porn star Stormy Daniels $130,000 one month before the 2016 election as part of a non-disclosure agreement.
Last week, the FBI raided Cohen's Manhattan office and Park Avenue hotel room, and Cohen is now under federal investigation for his business practices.
Abood, however, still considers Cohen a success.
"I think he's doing his job," Abood said. "I think he's been the epitome of what a lawyer does for his client. He's represented him."
Just five years ago, Cohen was named in a Cooley newsletter as one of the school's most prominent alumni.
As recently as December of 2016, a Cooley website touted Cohen as one of more than 60 alums who "serve their clients, constituencies and communities with care, skill and dedication."
Now it's difficult to find any school officials willing to say much about him.
"Cohen was a 1991 graduate of the law school, " James Robb, dean of external affairs and general counsel of the school now known as Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School, said in a statement. "A number of years ago we featured him as one of our successful alumni. He has helped us to organize events for our many alumni in the New York City area."
Presented follow up questions by the State Journal about Cooley's relationship with Cohen, Terry Carella, a school spokesperson, referred to Robb's statement.
Defense mode
It's not hard to find social media posts from Cohen's critics who accuse him and Cooley of poor legal credentials.
Cooley has been criticized nationally for its low admissions standards and the number of graduates who don't pass the bar exam. Criticism in the national media has intensified since Cohen has been in the news.
Rick Wilson of The Daily Beast described Cohen in an April 10 column as having a "strip-mall law degree."
On the same day, Red State's Sarah Rumph described Cooley as "the sub-basement of the bottom-tier, and then digging furiously through the floor deep into the substrata below."
The criticism directed at the school angers Mark Wheeler, a Chicago bankruptcy attorney and alum.
Wheeler graduated in the same 1991 class as Cohen but said he didn't know that until a reporter told him Tuesday night. He remains a staunch defender of the school.
"It gave me a chance that other law schools would not have given me," Wheeler said of Cooley. "I could have never got into (University of) Michigan Law School -— not on a good day, a bad day or a blue moon in May."
Wheeler said he had a 1.9 grade point average his first term at Cooley.
Wheeler learned new ways to study, earned scholarships after his grades improved and has found career fulfillment helping mostly low-income clients obtain relief from debt.
Wheeler said he agrees with Abood that Cohen is a success because Cohen is tied to Trump, arguably the most powerful person in the world.
"He would not be in the news if he wasn't successful," Wheeler said of Cohen. "He's still a successful person — but success changes a lot of people."
'Teachable moment'
Cohen doesn't appear to have spent much time in the Lansing area.
He has never been licensed to practice law in Michigan, said Samantha Meinke, a State Bar of Michigan spokesperson.
Cooley's bio for Cohen, which has been removed from the website, said he served on six Trump property boards, was co-president of Trump Entertainment and held a position in the Miss Universe Organization.
Mary Wickens, a 1978 Cooley graduate, said she's hopeful the legal controversy Cohen has created will prompt the school to conduct more ethics training for students.
The East Lansing resident said she doesn't know Cohen, but knows enough about him in news reports to be concerned.
"It saddens me to see even one of our graduates who appears to not have that high ethical standard," said Wickens, who has had her own practice for 15 years.
Cooley has an opportunity to repair its battered image because it can tell the stories and utilize the talents of its over 20,000 alumni around the world who haven't created controversy, Wickens said.
Wickens also points to Cooley's affordability as an asset. She went to school when tuition was $50 per credit hour.
Notable Cooley alums with Lansing ties range from former Michigan Gov. John Engler, Michigan State's interim president, to Tampa Bay Lightning head coach John Cooper.
"Cooley is a teaching institution and I think that Cohen presents a teachable moment," Wickens said.
Eric Lacy is a reporter for the Lansing State Journal. Contact him at 517-377-1206 or elacy@lsj.com. Follow him on Twitter @EricLacy.

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The year 2012 brings to us a new year to grasp our community's vision and opportunity, and begin to actualize some big goals. The foundation of this community is key, and today's update looks at our efforts to study, plan, and make us strong as we build into a premier community. These are not just goals and dreams, these are specific data-drive targets that we are dedicated to reaching for the betterment of our lifestyle and our community. This next year will play a key role in developing our future and long-term identity.
The year 2012 kicked off in Gilbert with a reassuring exercise that allowed our staff to play out our response in the case of an emergency. Our emergency management coordinator, Sheri Gibbons, led this exercise that brought all levels of our staff, and our strong volunteer base, out in response to a mock emergency notification. Fire fighters, police officers, financial officers, and myself, were among those who joined as we played out how we would react, in this case to a hot day during which our power went out.
The mock exercise involved working with regional partners who will be key to our quick and effective response. Responding quickly and effectively to an emergency means we need to be ready to make decisions and plan, from providing the life-saving responses, distributing information and supplies, and even locating funds to support the overall effort. It was reassuring for us to test our plans, and see our employees even expand and improve on response ideas. After watching this exercise play out on the morning of January 11, I am confident that our community is ready to jump into action and help out our neighbors. As our community members, you will play the biggest role in any event, and we will rely on you to receive, share and respond to the information that the experts are providing.
This year will also see a focus on specific smart plans for the future, and that includes the venues that are probably among the most used of our residents, our regional parks. January marks the kick off of our Parks Master Plan, which is an important process that will help us identify goals and needs, particularly for our newer and growing south and east parts of Town. Gilbert is built in such a way that our regional parks are significant and provide the opportunity for popular youth sports and other family activities, in addition to smaller green belts we see within our communities. We will keep you informed as we move forward with this process.
Wildly Important Goals
Mayor John Lewis on Thursday gave me the opportunity to join him and comment on my vision ahead as we move into 2012, during his State of the Town Address on January 19. I am posting a pdf on this page, of the subject that I focused on, and that is our Wildly Important Goals. Gilbert, as you know, has five Strategic Initiatives, and to take those further, we have broken out 14 very specific data-drive goals to support those overriding themes.
The goals are listed on the attached sheet, and include things that will make a real difference in our community such as increasing the number of neighborhoods who are registered with us, allowing us to contact them with important information including in times of emergency. Other goals include increasing our recycling diversion rate to 30 percent from about 17 percent, utilizing technology to reduce staff time and improve service times, and developing our comprehensive infrastructure replacement plans.
Lastly, I wanted to announce some exciting news, as we continue our search for our first communications director in the form of a chief digital officer. Our closing date on that position is January 29, and we are seeking someone with significant skills both as a communications director, as well as in digital communications. I will keep you posted as we move forward into this new age of Gilbert digital communications.
This week, I am thrilled to announce that we launched our first mobile application, for both iPhone and Android platforms. The myGilbert citizen engagement app revolutionizes the way residents can report issues, and speeds up our ability to respond. Residents can report green pools, weeds, litter and other issues that impact their neighborhood, right on their cell phones, which also allows the Town to zero in on the exact location and respond. The app also provides useful contact and background information about the Town.
The app was developed by our Development Services Division in partnership with the Alliance for Innovation. I thank our staff for their forward thinking, which will ensure that residents could quickly report issues and have them resolved.
I encourage you to download the myGilbert app and try it out. This is just the start, and I also ask that you take a moment to fill out the poll and let us know what kind of additional apps you would find most useful. You can also email ideas to my staff at publicinformation@gilbertaz.gov.
Town of Gilbert Strategic Goals FY 2012-13
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A Strong Year Ahead
We are looking at a new day in Gilbert, Arizona.
Yes, we are already nationally recognized as one of the best places to live in the nation, and we know we operate at a high level of efficiency that provides a great quality of life for a significant value.
But there is a lot of excitement to come, and 2012 is a great year to start. Gilbert is at "half time," you might say. In regard to residents and actual build out, we are two-thirds there. But we have a significant milestone that we are focused on achieving, and that is building our economy, and, in turn, building our identity.
Gilbert is full of promise and is not a place that is just home, it is a place with potential for providing high-paying jobs for the visionaries who live here. This is a community that has a lot of opportunity that we can achieve with some hard work and focus. That is what 2012 will be about, as we look to implement specific initiatives that I will share with you, and focus on building a strong economy.
Let's start with the economy. As you know, we have a strategic initiative that we build from our growing identity as home to internationally renowned experts and facilities in the bio-medical and life sciences. We are fortunate to be home to professionals who make international headlines for their work to save lives. We have a strong work base of highly educated residents, particularly in the sciences. We have a General Plan that lays out strategic locations and even provides a vertical overlay allowing for some mid-rises, which are attractive opportunities in appropriate regions for potential employers. We have boundless potential, and the staff to put in the work needed to see it to fruition.
This year we have seen a growth in the economy, as our sales taxes continue to rise, at a steady pace. We also saw a significant increase, as you know from my prior updates, in new home permit activity. We ended the year with 121 permits in December, for a total of more than 1,500 new homes begun and built in Gilbert during 2012.
The Initiatives
I have spent significant time with our dedicated staff, reviewing how our community can continue to support our quality of life, and get to that next level, and I plan to roll out a series of initiatives in 2012. I will update you on each initiative as we move forward. Among the first will be a digital communications plan, and a strategic effort to reach dramatically more residents with news and information about their town. The Town Council approved a communications manager position last year, and this month we are posting the job listing for that manager who will also serve as our Chief Digital Officer. I am looking for a visionary leader who has the talent, experience and belief that we can put ourselves on the map as a leader in proactive and engaging communications. We hope to have this new leader on staff early this year, so we can strengthen our ability to fulfill our promise of a culture that demonstrates the strength in transparent government.
The State of the Town Address
The year 2011 was an important one, and I encourage you to attend Mayor John Lewis's State of the Town Address, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday, January 19, at Town Hall, 50 E. Civic Center Drive, for the annual review of the year and a look forward to 2012. There will be a reception at 6 p.m. with refreshments.
A Hero's Welcome
One of the accolades Mayor Lewis will touch on is our Town's receipt in 2011 of the coveted Freedom Award, signifying our support for our staff members who are sent abroad to serve our nation. On Thursday, January 12, we will honor one of those staff members, Army Captain Edward Miller, who is also a Gilbert Police Officer, and recently returned home from Iraq. I encourage you to join us in what has become our hero's welcome, at Town Hall, 50 E. Civic Center Drive. You can nominate your own Gilbert hero upon their return, at www.gilbertaz.gov/operationwelcomehome.
Gilbert Giving Back
Lastly, I wanted to end this week's update with a thank you for your involvement in our community, and best wishes for the new year. Our staff truly considers themselves part of a community family. Over the holidays, the Gilbert Fire Department and Gilbert Police Department collected thousands of toys to distribute to our local children. We thank you for your support in those efforts.
~ Patrick Banger, Town Manager
A Defining Moment at Gateway
Often in life, defining moments pass by without much consideration of the long term impacts on our future. Occasionally, the change is so dramatic it can't be missed, like the birth of a child, and then later sending that same child off to college and to a bright future.
In 2011, we experienced such a moment at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, an important economic engine Gilbert partly owns.
Gateway Airport will be turning 18 years old this coming spring. It is fitting age. And today, much like a child becoming an adult, Gateway Airport has truly grown up – right before our eyes. Years from now, we will reflect back on the significance of this recent, dramatic, growth as the point in time where Gateway took a major step into actualizing its planned purpose as a commercial alternative to Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport. With the success of Gateway's first air carrier and the recent announcement of Spirit Airlines, the entire country is warming up to the reality that the Valley now has two commercial airports. Much like LAX has John Wayne Airport and O'Hare Midway, Gateway is on its way.
What is not known to many, Gateway Airport's mission statement of "maintaining, growing, and operating the Airport safely and efficiently, while providing exceptional service" is governed by a set of important values: "Safety," "Pride," "Integrity," "Responsibility," "Innovation," and "Talk." "S.P.I.R.I.T." With that, perhaps one could say it is quite fitting that Spirit Airlines has chosen to be the second airline to operate at Gateway.
Spirit is an ultra-low cost airline focused on innovation and efficiency, much like Gateway is a low cost airport that also prides itself on innovation and a "plane easy" terminal experience.
The end of 2011 brought strong steps forward to our airport. As we announced our second airline, and its new destinations, we expanded our terminal from six gates to ten. We recently opened a new 2,700 parking lot located at Ray and Sossaman Road; and in the next 18 months, we will be radically changing the layout of the current ticketing and security check point area. Where you currently see the Rental Cars counters, will eventually become the TSA check point; this baggage claim area will double in size; and we will have a dramatic entry point into the baggage claim area. There will also be a significant increase in curb space outside for customers dropping off and picking up passengers.
In 2011, we reached another defining moment in our history. As we begin a new year, it will continue to be "plane easy" to fly out of Gateway Airport and we will focus on keeping it easy in the future as well.
– John Lewis is Mayor of the Town of Gilbert
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That's right. Mooresville NC just opened a satellite office for the Register of Deeds. This is good news for those buyers and sellers that close in the southern part of Iredell County. The main office of the Iredell County Register of Deeds is located in Statesville now and attorneys have to use couriers to record the final documents. In many cases, the new buyers are unable to receive the keys to their new home until the deed is recorded and it becomes a waiting game. The new office will be located close to downtown Mooresville in the old Lowrance Hospital on Center St. Read more….
2013 is going to be a great year in Iredell County and the Lake Norman Region.
2013 is going to be a great year! We keep hearing this over and over but is it really true? Let's take a look at why we are hearing this in the Lake Norman area in North Carolina. The market area that I want to talk about are the towns of Mooresville, Statesville, Troutman, Cornelius and Davidson areas. Iredell county is changing and the smell of recovery is in the air.
For the last couple of years, I have been saying that we were going to come to a time that the housing inventory is depleted and with no new construction, buyers would struggle to find homes. Well….that time has arrived in full force. the Lake Norman area was booming in 2007 with new homes and communities popping up everywhere, huge homes priced over $500,000 were the norm, builders were fat with inventory and there weren't signs of it slowing down, but oh how it did slow down.
Today, new home communities sit deserted, there's limited new construction inventory and banks are still holding a tight rein on funds but this area is not to be held down! As of December 2012, Mooresville has less than4 months of housing inventory and buyers are sitting around wondering what happened. In just a very short period of time, we have flipped from a buyers market to a hot sellers market. Now, don't get me wrong, sellers still need to price their homes for the current market to be competitive but of they are even in the ball park, the homes are getting offers quickly. Buyers are getting outbid in many cases causing a sense of urgency in their buying patterns. Foreclosures and short sales are diminishing and new construction cannot keep up with current demand, creating a building frenzy.
This is such great news for our area and I foresee a quick rebound to better days. New homes mean new jobs, both of which we have been missing in the last 4 years. On the downside, the appraisals are still being based off the sales of the last 6 months and in the cases of bidding wars on homes where the buyers are willing to pay a little more to get the home, the appraisal may still come in short. We are going to see a period of lag with the sale prices format least another 3 to 4 months until the current sale prices catch up. Buyers are coming to the table with money to get their homes and that eventually will help drive the prices up.
STATESVILLE is still showing about 9 months of inventory but the trend is the same. A sellers market is on the way there too. Buyers, you may have missed the opportunity to "steal" a house but there are still some great prices out there for you. Don't overlook new construction either. With a three to four month build time and builders offering over 3000 s.f for around $225,000, it is hard to pass up. Every day, I see a new flyer for new construction from Statesville to Charlotte. If you would like a list of new home communities, sign up on my website for homes that fit your budget. I am happy to recommend a builder or community to fit your lifestyle.
If you would like to see all the homes for sale in the Lake Norman area, visit my website at www.SonyaLeonardHomes.com or www.TheHomeStyleTeam.com to sign up for listing alerts.
Posted on February 11, 2013 March 1, 2013 Author sonyal63Categories Market Data, Mooresville North Carolina, Statesville North Carolina, Troutman North CarolinaTags 2013, Iredell County, Lake Norman, Market Data, New Construction, real estate newsLeave a comment on 2013 is going to be a great year in Iredell County and the Lake Norman Region.


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Queuemageddon 2k14
If Lagnarok was the day on which League of Legends' NA servers decided to catch fire, Queuemageddon is the Warlords of Draenor release. I haven't been able to log on to WoW since noon on Thursday (it is now Saturday morning). My queue did pop after eight hours at one point only for me to be given a "character not found" error and be promptly booted out again.
Servers in the wee hours of Thursday morning were laggy and overloaded and several questlines were broken because the lag prevented vital NPCs from spawning. But come the time when those players who couldn't take the night off from sleeping to sit up for video games would come home from work and have the opportunity to log in everything went to shit.
If you're wondering why you haven't been able to log in for two days, it comes down to several reasons…
Firstly, Blizzard really didn't anticipate the sheer number of people who would be playing on release. After seeing what was going on in the European launch of WoD, Blizzard made some quick changes to the opening quest line in order to allow people to enter Draenor from a number of locations throughout the game world, as opposed to only the Dark Portal. This helped people enter the instanced WoD starting area, which was almost 100% lag free (at least on Blizzard's side) . Honestly, instancing the first half-level of questing was a very good design decision. Unfortunately, upon leaving the area players were all dumped into one of two zones, depending on faction and this was where the real problems began.
Unfortunately, by Thursday afternoon, not only were more people than Blizzard was anticipating attempting to log in to play, but their servers also became the target of DDoS attacks, which obviously didn't help the strain on the servers.
In response Blizzard significantly lowered the cap on the amount of users who would be allowed to log into each server at a time.
Bashiok, Community Manager:
"Europe was our first region to launch, and we encountered a few issues due to the sheer number of players attempting to enter Draenor from a single location. We worked to add multiple new ways to access Draenor, and this helped ease some of the initial rush into the new expansion as players were able to access it from their capital cities, as well as from the shrines in Pandaria.
While that solution helped a ton for our North American launch, we ran into a few other issues, including a distributed denial of service attack, that resulted in increased latency.
To help correct for this and other issues, we've temporarily lowered maximum realm populations. This means there will be high queue times experienced on high-population realms."
And this isn't even the worst I've gotten.
"High queue times" was both incredibly correct and also just a tad bit of an understatement.
People who play on lower population servers won't be having as many problems with queuing as I've had with Proudmoore, Hyjal and Wrymrest Accord, but taking a browse down the server list every now and then shows that there are times when most, if not all, of the realms show their status as "locked".
The DDoS attacks have reportedly stopped by now, but the problem with server overloads (and therefore reduced player caps and server queues) still remain. No doubt the remaining strain is being caused by more legitimate players than Blizzard had expected to play on release, as Lore has confirmed on his Twitter.
This evening, Blizzard announced that they would be phasing all of Draenor in order to hopefully reduce the stress placed on the servers, and therefore latency. Bashiok mentions that if this works as intended, they would be able to raise the server cap once more.
If you're not sure what Phasing is, think back to the Wrathgate cinematic. While visiting the Wrathgate area, players who have yet to see the cinematic see Alliance and Horde armies preparing to launch their assault. Players who have triggered the cinematic will see the aftermath of the battle. While in either version of the area players can still see other players who are also seeing the same version that they are, as the Wrathgate isn't instanced like, let's say, a dungeon or raid would be. Rather than a zone being specific to you and your party, you still share phased areas with other players but the zone is still separate from the rest of the game world.
The way they're planning to implement this in Draenor is, rather than several copies, all slightly different in design or content (a la Wrathgate), they're going to be running multiple versions of the exact same area to do nothing else but spread players out.
We can only hope this will work as Blizzard wants it to.
All of this raises some questions though. Just how many people are attempting to play World of Warcraft right now? And should potential server load have not been somewhat predictable from looking at the number of active subscriptions and copies of Warlords pre-purchased?
The important thing to remember here is to please not harass Blizzard employees. I'm sure they're as panicked about their cash cow game being unplayable right now as the rest of us are and probably even more so. And even though we are spending roughly $0.50 a day for this experience, a big game release is hell on a studio and a failing release is even more so. I'm sure that Blizzard's CM's are more than stressed out already and don't need people calling them names over Twitter.
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Dr. Sharon McLaughlin
Social Change & Transformation, Learning & Skills
sharon.mclaughlin@lyit.ie
Sharon McLaughlin is a graduate of NUI Galway having completed a BA in Public and Social Policy in 2001, an LLB in 2003, and a Masters in Public Law in 2006. Sharon was awarded her PhD in 2011 for her thesis entitled 'The Protection of Children in the Online and New Audiovisual Services Environment'. Sharon currently lectures Media Law, EU Law, Criminology, Victimology and The Irish Legal System.
Sharon specialises in Media and Communications law, with a particular focus on the protection, participation and empowerment of children in the online environment. She co-authored a book entitled 'Media Law in Ireland' (2018), part of Kluwer Law Online's International Encyclopedia of Laws series, and co-edited a book entitled 'Towards a Better Internet for Children? Policy Pillars, Players and Paradoxes' (2013). She has also authored a number of book chapters, reports and journal articles in these areas and has delivered papers at conferences at home and abroad.
Since 2010, Sharon has been member of EU Kids Online, a multinational research network that seeks to enhance knowledge of European children's online opportunities, risks and safety.
In terms of engagement, Sharon works with An Garda Síochána and the Donegal Sexual Assault Treatment Unit delivering workshops on various aspects of online sexual exploitation to secondary school students. She also collaborates with An Garda Síochána, Donegal Youth Service, the Donegal Women's Domestic Violence Service and others in the delivery of modules such as Victimology and Criminology. At a cross-departmental level, Sharon is currently working with Dr Nigel McKelvey in the Department of Computing LYIT on the provision of workshops on digital citizenship to educators, funded by Grow with Google.
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10 Most Influential Black Spiritual Leaders
CP Church & Ministries | Friday, February 08, 2008
By Jennifer Riley, Christian Post Reporter | Friday, February 08, 2008
The African-American community has contributed greatly to the growth and prosperity of the United States. In honor of Black History month, the spiritual Web site Beliefnet.com compiled the top ten most influential black religious leaders in America.
Eight of the top ten leaders are Christian pastors or ministers, many of whom have combined religious duties with social activism.
On either side of the coast, there are megachurch pastors Charles Blake in Los Angeles and A.R. Bernard in New York City.
Bishop Charles Blake serves as presiding bishop of the 6 million member Church of God in Christ (COGIC) denomination – one of the nation's largest denominations. He is also pastor of the 26,000-member West Angeles COGIC located in Los Angeles. In addition to his work as a pastor, Blake also overseas a ministry which supports more than 350 orphanages through sub-Saharan Africa.
In Brooklyn, the Rev. Bernard is senior pastor of the 28,000-member Christian Cultural Center. His radio broadcast is heard by 300,000 listeners and is influential in the political arena. He is sought by presidents, senators, and politicians and has been invited to join the board of the New York City Economic Development Corporation and the Board of the Directors of the Brooklyn Public Library.
The outspoken Rev. Jeremiah Wright, pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, is known for being unabashed when speaking about subjects such as AIDS in the African-American community. Wright is credited for introducing Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) to Christ and the senator still seeks his guidance on spiritual matters.
Lastly, there is Archbishop Peter Akinola, who although is not an American, has played a major role in the schism within the U.S. Episcopal Church over the ordination of homosexuals. Conservative Episcopal churches in America have voted to split from the Episcopal Church and asked Akinola to be their archbishop.
Top 10 Black Spiritual Leaders
•Rev. A.R. Bernard – pastor of 28,000-member Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, New York
•Rabbi Capers C. Funnye – rabbi of Beth Shalom B'nai Zaken Ethiopian Hebrew Congregation in Chicago, Ill.
•Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts, III – pastor of Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem, New York and president of SUNY College in New York
•Archbishop Peter Akinola – Anglican Archbishop of Nigeria
•Dr. Renita Weems – Christian minister, author of "Just a Sister Away" and "I Asked for Intimacy;" winner of the Religious Communicators' Council's 1999 Wilbur Award for excellence in communicating spiritual values to the secular media
•Rev. Jeremiah Wright – pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, Ill.
•Archbishop Wilton Gregory – chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs Committee; the first African-American to head the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
•Bishop Charles Blake – presiding bishop of the 6-million member Church of God in Christ denomination; pastor of the 26,000-member West Angeles Church of God in Christ
•Imam Zaid Shakir – internationally respected Islamic scholar, author, and speaker; national voice for moderate American Muslims
•Dr. Myles Munroe – preacher, international motivational speaker, best-selling author, and business consultant
•Rev. Dr. Claudette Copeland (up-and-coming) – pastor of New Creation Christian Fellowship of San Antonio; founded Destiny Ministries, a national empowerment group for woman; she and her husband became the first active duty African-American couple to serve as chaplains in the United States Air Force


Fantastic film showing some insanely quick riding.
The film is good, maybe too good. After watching for 45 minutes you will find yourself wanting more, the whole movie feels like an intro to the greatest downhill mtb movie of all time. Just as you are getting ready to see the lads shredding in a group the movie ends which is a little disappointing.
THE most fun MTB video ever without being stupid Jackass funny... I enjoy the Slice of Pie type stuff but this is simply the best! The riding in this video will make you want to ride, but I'd advise waiting a few minutes to calm down first!


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package GLRestaurant.roles;

import java.util.TimerTask;

import GLRestaurant.roles.GLCookRole.orderState;
import GLRestaurant.roles.GLWaiterRole.customerState;
import restaurant.Restaurant;
import restaurant.test.mock.LoggedEvent;
import city.PersonAgent;
import city.gui.trace.AlertLog;
import city.gui.trace.AlertTag;

public class GLNormalWaiterRole extends GLWaiterRole{

	public GLNormalWaiterRole(PersonAgent p, Restaurant r) {
		super(p, r);
	}

	protected void sendOrderToCook(MyCustomer mc) {
		log.add(new LoggedEvent("Electronically sent order to cook."));
		AlertLog.getInstance().logMessage(AlertTag.REST_WAITER, this.getName(), "Electronically sent " + mc.c.getName() + "'s order to cook.");
		mc.cs = customerState.waitingForFood;
		((GLCookRole)restaurant.cook).msgHereIsOrder(this, mc.choice, mc.c);
		if(waiterGui != null)
			waiterGui.DoLeaveCustomer();
	}
}


Will the movement continue sweeping the country?
In just four years, 22 states have adopted laws to limit the tenure of members of Congress. Term limits also have been adopted for state legislators in 20 of those states and for local officials in some 240 cities and counties. Advocates say term limits will restore popular control over government. Opponents warn that they will hurt Congress and other legislative bodies, but their arguments haven't swayed voters. Term limits face a critical legal test Nov. 29, when the Supreme Court hears arguments in a case testing whether the Constitution allows states to limit congressional terms. If the justices say no, term-limit supporters will seek a constitutional amendment -- and House Republicans promise an early vote on a term- limit measure in the new, GOP-controlled Congress.


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Motorhome group wants French style facilities in every North Wales town to stop 'dirty camping'
Campaign for Real Aires UK believes it would boost tourism
Owen HughesBusiness correspondent
Motorhomes could bring tourism benefit
A motorhome owners campaign group wants to create dozens of stopping points - or 'aires' - in North Wales.
CAMPRA - the Campaign for Real Aires UK - says the introduction of dedicated facilities for overnight stays would boost tourism.
They also believe it could help tackle some instances of 'dirty camping' although added its members are already responsible when they have overnight stays.
The 'aires' would have basic facilities to secure fresh water and empty waste - with councils charging a small fee to those staying.
Organiser Carolyn Mitchell believes it could bring benefits to the North Wales economy - placing visitors in the heart of towns, where they can then spend money.
From human poo to broken tents - the disgusting mess Snowdonia daytrippers left behind
Tracks and lay-bys across Snowdonia filled with overnight campers - and locals aren't happy
She believes every town in the region could have an 'aire' - which are popular in France, Germany and Italy.
She said: "I am part of a group of over 10,000 motorhome owners who are keen to see the introduction of dedicated facilities for motorhomes throughout the UK.
"We have formed a Facebook group called Campra - the Campaign for Real Aires UK, whose membership has grown from 600 to 10,000 in just over two months.
"As a motorhomer, I have no need for caravan and camp sites.
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"They are dedicated to providing services, usually some distance from towns with their restaurants, pubs, shops, etc.
"The users of these sites have alternative transport, which motorhome owners generally do not. We need to be close to town centres so that we can avail ourselves of the facilities there.
Motorhome owner Carolyn Mitchell
"Most of us are retired, with good disposable income, and we travel all year round - often preferring to visit places out of season, when camp sites are traditionally closed."
She added: "The very nature of motorhoming is that it allows us the freedom to visit different places, staying one or two nights, before moving on.
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Landord shocked when drinker gives him £100 - after just one pint
"We have all the facilities on board which allow us to do this. All we require is a dedicated place to stop overnight - and if there are facilities to fill with fresh water and empty grey waste (from washing up, showers etc) and black waste (toilet waste) then so much the better."
She added: "As far as I am aware, there are no aires in Wales at all.
"Powys allow overnight stops in their car parks at a cost of £5 per night, but many places are seen as being anti-motorhome. The Pembrokeshire National Park is a prime example, as is, unfortunately, Llandudno."
"Dirty Camping"
Carolyn added: "For many years, motorhomers have 'wild camped - although we prefer to say we are parking overnight - in many places all over the UK without too much of a problem.
"However, this year, because of the 'staycation' trend we have been joined by new motorhome owners and tent/caravan campers who feel they have the right to park up anywhere, set out tables and chairs etc and dump their waste wherever they see fit.
"There has been much in the press about this so called 'dirty camping' and many areas are now banning motorhomes altogether.
Family claim their Prestayn Pontins chalet had 'months worth of dust'
"They will find however, that the problems don't go away.
"Firstly, much of the problem comes from day trippers and tent campers (leaving litter, used nappies and human waste because the facilities for disposal either don't exist or are not emptied/cleaned often enough). This problem will continue, even where a ban on motorhomes has been imposed.
"People perceive that all motorhomes empty their waste inappropriately and leave litter, which is not the behaviour of the vast majority of motorhomers, who are responsible.
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She said the economy could benefit: "Initial figures from members indicate that it is not unusual for them to spend in the region of £100 per visit - multiply this by the number of motorhomes in the UK (250,000 and rising) and bear in mind that these visits usually only last 24-48 hours before the motorhome moves on to spend again in the next location.
"Ideally we would love to see some dedicated motorhome parking in every town - 3-5 spaces in a car park, big enough for motorhomes.
"Obviously, not every town would need to have waste disposal facilities, but it would be great to see even half a dozen throughout North Wales."


Often in machine learning, we start with the assumption that there exists a distribution that explains the observables. In learning settings, our goal is to learn the true distribution of the data samples we observe. Hence, we say that "what our model believes in ought to capture the data samples that came from the data distribution".
Energy-based models such as Markov random fields are some of the most beloved machine learning tools due to the expressiveness in their structure and formulation, and their relationship to statistical physics. Energy-based models have an associated network graph that delineates the configuration of the states. That is, the relationship of each variable to other variables is represented through weights on edges of the network graph. The probability of each configuration is inversely proportional to the (scalar) energy. Therefore, the lower the energy of a given state configuration, the higher the probability that the network will be found in the state. As a result of its elegancy, energy-based models provide a unified and definite framework for machine learners to work with.
One popular way to learn an appropriate energy function is to maximize the likelihood of the data samples with respect to the parameters. Generally, we posit that making the model agree with the data samples will give a good estimate of the true data distribution. This maximum likelihood technique is a classical method of parameter estimation, with many convenient and useful asymptotic guarantees. There is one nasty problem that occurs when we do maximum likelihood learning with the energy-based model. There exists a normalizing constant term, also known as the partition function, which sums over all possible configuration of the states. Computing the partition function is intractable unless the number of all possible states is small enough, hence we try to approximate the partition function using Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC). Regardless, here, we take the view of fitting the empirical distribution to a stationary system.
Alternatively, we can try to understand or look closely at the model's dynamical system. This seems more natural and fresh, at least to me, because we often do inference and learning together. What I mean by this is that we usually start from some distribution and it evolves to another distribution, more precisely to a stationary distribution. One can think of it as the states evolving towards more probable states. This particular idea is often used in physics and chemistry related fields, where they describe the time-evolution of a system that can be modelled with the countable number of states at any time and probabilistically switches between states. Indeed, this phenomenon is described by a first order differential equation with respect to the time and this is called the master equation. The master equation is that one can think of it as a Markov process. This is because the states can jump from one to other states in a continuous time; this is a kinetic system. Since it is a Markov process, there has to be transition matrix as a function of time.
So wondering how these are related to machine learning or even related to energy based models described above? We can introduce explicit dynamics over the model, yielding an equilibrium distribution as a function of dynamics. Let's think of a dynamic system with the initial states as the states that we observed and the initial states will evolve over time towards the states that the model believes in. Here, the states can be seen as a distribution. So this phantasm is written in terms of the master equation such that the rate of change is the difference between the probability flowing out from one state to other states and the probability flowing in from other states to this particular state. However, there is one requirement: the system must settle down to some equilibrium state ( i.e a stationary distribution). This requirement can be satisfied by designing the transitional matrix that satisfies the fixed point equation.
Minimum probability flow (MPF) is an algorithm that is based on these ideas. The objective of MPF is to minimize the Kullback-Leibler (KL) divergence between the data distribution and the distribution after evolving an infinitesimal amount of time under the dynamics. More precisely, it minimizes the first order Taylor expansion with respect to the time of KL divergence. This leads to a simple and elegant objective formulation. The interpretation of MPF is that it tries to minimize the probability flow from data states to non-data states, which we hope the stationary distribution to be closer to the data distribution. The details of this algorithm can be found in . Another remarkably intriguing idea, at least to me, is that we can design our own dynamics of the model by choosing a transitional matrix that converges to a stationary distribution, and there are many ways to do so. You can choose the transition matrix based on some inductive rules or sampling the connectivities of the states .
Wait! There is one catch. We are only minimizing the initial probability flow which only has evolved for infinitesimal time, so it does not fully guarantee that it will minimize the overall flow towards the stationary distribution. As we posit that we are working under the Markov Process, we are also interested in rate of convergence. Because we have the choice of choosing a dynamic, the rate of convergence will be different depending on our choice. Hence, there is a relationship to minimizing initial flow and rate of convergence of dynamic system. As the rate of convergence is faster, minimizing the initial probability flow should be more effective than when the chain of convergence is longer. Thus, there is a lot of potential for studies in various kinds of dynamic systems.
While likelihood learning was the focus of this post, it is worthwhile to share different perspectives on inference and learning in dynamical systems. Notice that we did not have to deal with computing a partition function. In practice, many machine learning researchers use contrastive divergence or MCMC to estimate the parameters. But resorting to sampling seems less pleasing, especially when we deal with continuous space. In addition, contrastive divergence has many weird properties and we do not understand why it works so well in practice. The view of contrastive divergence in terms of dynamics can be read more from [1,2]. Lastly, the choice of designing a dynamic gives open area for machine learning researchers to study. All of this is explained more thoroughly in the two reference papers!
 Jascha Sohl-Dickstein, Peter Battaglino, and Michael R DeWeese. Minimum probability flow learning. In Proceedings of the International Conference of Machine Learning (ICML), 2011.


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Владимир, Николајевич Пантелеј (, Золочев Харковска област 3. мај 1945 — 17. април 2000) бивши је совјетски и украјински атлетичар специјалиста за трчање на средње стазе а најуспешнији на 1.500 м.

Спортска биографија
атлетиком се4 почео бавити у средњој школи, После селидбе у Харков почео је тренирати са атлетским стручњаком бави атлетиком. После селидбе у Харков, почео је тренинг под руководством Петра Ивановича Усенка. Године 1962. Пантелеј постаје омладински првак Харкова, а током служења војног рока у редовима совјетске армије био је армијски првак на 800 и 1.500 метара.

Године 1969. на првенству СССР, Пантеле, је победио у трци на 1.500 метара резултатом 3:40,5 и ушао у репрезентацију. Наредне године, освојио је бронзану медаљу на 1. Европском првенству у дворани одржаном у Бечу, резултатом 3:49,8, а у СССР добио је спортску титулу "Мајстор спорта СССР међународне класе". Следеће године поново на 2. Европском првенству у дворани у Софији осваја сребрну медаљу резултатом националног рекорда 3:41,5) изгубивши злато за само 0,1 сек од Хенрика Шордиковског из Пољске. Учествовао је у атлетским мечевима репрезентација САД и СССР.

Пантелеј је 1972. године учествовао на Летњим олимпијским играма у Минхену. Такмичио се на 1.500 метара, где је у квалификацијама био трећи, у полуфиналу други, а у финалу седми.

После Игара, Пантелеј је покушао да се усавршава на вишим дистанцама од 3.000 и 5.000 метара, али није постигао већи успех, па је 1976. завршио такмичарску каријеру и постао тренер.

Умро је априла 2000. године у 54. години живота. Меморијална плоча Владимиру Пантелеју поастављена је на згради шклое у родном Злочеву.

Референце

Спољашње везе

 Профил и олимпијски резултати на сајту sports-reference.com

Рођени 1945.
Умрли 2000.
Совјетски атлетичари
Украјински атлетичари
Средњопругаши на 1.500 метара
Атлетичари на Летњим олимпијским играма 1972.
Совјетски олимпијци на Летњим олимпијским играма 1972.
Освајачи медаља на Европском првенству у атлетици у дворани 1970.
Освајачи медаља на Европском првенству у атлетици у дворани 1971.

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Q: Fetch data from multiple tables in postgresql I am working on an application where I want to fetch the records from multiple tables which are connected through foreign key. The query I am using is
  select ue.institute, ue.marks, uf.relation, uf.name
  from user_education ue, user_family uf where ue.user_id=12 and uf.user_id=12

The result of the query is

You can see the data is repeating in it. I only want a record one time. I want no repetition. I want something like this
T1                 T2

id|name|fid      id|descrip| fid
1 |A   |1         1|DA     | 1
2 |B   |1         2|DB     | 1
2 |B   |1

Result which I want:
Result:

id|name|fid|id|descrip| fid
1 |A   |1  |1|DA     | 1
2 |B   |1  |2|DB     | 1
2 |B   |1  |

The results fetched through your query

The total rows are 5
More Information

I want the rows of same user_id from both tables but you can see in T1 there are 3 rows and in T2 there are 2 rows. I do not want repetitions but also I want to fetch all the data on the basis of user_id
Table Schemas,s
T1
T2

A: I can't see why you would want that, but the solution could be to use the window function row_number():
SELECT ue.institute, ue.marks, uf.relation, uf.name
FROM (SELECT institute, marks, row_number() OVER ()
      FROM user_education
      WHERE user_id=12) ue
   FULL OUTER JOIN
     (SELECT relation, name, row_number() OVER ()
      FROM user_family
      WHERE user_id=12) uf
   USING (row_number);

The result would be pretty meaningless though, as there is no ordering defined in the individual result sets.

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There is a good post which tells how children's classic can benefit one's life.
As the library encourages everyone to read to a child from birth and also runs regular Redsee Book Club's program, we'd like to share this post with you.
In conclusion the post shows 9 lessons from children's books – Setting out on an adventure is thrilling, but coming home is even better; Always help those less powerful than yourself; Everybody has "bad hair days;" You can only truly be sure of what you feel in your heart; Don't suppress your individuality for the sake of conformity; We give our lives meaning by helping others; Never allow anybody to impose limitations on your own abilities; Knowledge is the most powerful weapon and Appreciate every single moment you've been given.
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Appalachian Mining & Engineering, Inc. (AME), incorporated in 1985, is a small mining and geotechnical engineering firm with offices in Lexington, Kentucky. Over the years AME has become world renown for their expertise in rock and soil stability investigations. It is our belief that accurate analysis results are derived from accurate measurements of material mechanics and behavior. Understanding this AME instituted GEOLAB in 1990 as a state-of-the-art rock and soil mechanics laboratory. Working in conjunction with GEOLAB, AME is able to produce a variety of succinct site specific engineering analyzes.
AME was established to provide the mining industry with specialized and efficient analyzes to increase the health, safety and production of mineral extraction operations. Today AME employees four highly skilled field experts who have all distinguished themselves with a 'Boots on the Ground' analysis approach to provide clients with personalized and innovative problem solutions.


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Q: Magento 2: How can i change page layout using Block file I need to change search page layout 1-column while Search page is empty.
any idea please share.

A: you can update the page layout for empty result page by observing controller_action_layout_render_before event in your custom module as below.

app/code/{Namespace}/{Module}/etc/events.xml

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:Event/etc/events.xsd">
    <event name="controller_action_layout_render_before">
        <observer name="layout_render_before" instance="{Namespace}\{Module}\Observer\LayoutRenderBefore" />
    </event>
</config>

app/code/{Namespace}/{Module}/Observer/LayoutRenderBefore.php

<?php
namespace {Namespace}\{Module}\Observer;

class LayoutRenderBefore implements \Magento\Framework\Event\ObserverInterface
{
    protected $_resultPageFactory;

    public function __construct(\Magento\Framework\View\Result\PageFactory $resultPageFactory) {
        $this->_resultPageFactory = $resultPageFactory;
    }
    public function execute(\Magento\Framework\Event\Observer $observer)
    {
        $resultPage = $this->_resultPageFactory->create();
        $block = $resultPage->getLayout()->getBlock('search.result');

        if ($block instanceof \Magento\CatalogSearch\Block\Result && !$block->getResultCount()) {
            $pageConfig = $resultPage->getConfig();
             $pageConfig->setPageLayout('1column');
        }
    }
}


The origin of the house predates the 14th century. The oldest remains have been found in the walls of the room on the first floor, where several frescoes of Saints were discovered under layers of paint and a Holy Supper one which lacks a fragment, probably as a result of a rear extension.
1913. - The owners of the house, the Bofarull sisters, Dolors and Pepita, meet Jujol in La Secuita, where he spends the summer season. They tell him about the state of the house, a manor house that has many shortcomings due to its antiquity and the poor maintenance of the structures. Thus, he is commissioned to reform the beamed gallery of the back façade. Jujol also makes drawings and sketches of the oncoming lookout point tower and he considers the image of the future new façade in the fields.
1914. - Jujol makes several trips to Pallaresos to take data and some details in order to be aware of the needs of the house and design the blueprints relating to its reforms. That same year, the job for the remodelling of the Bofarull house gets started.
1915. - He considers and draws the proposal of a link between the stable and the access to the ground floor house. First images of the main façade come up. Jujol goes on with the remodelling.
1916. - Jujol draws and builds the interior furnishing. He also outlines the proposal of a wall separating the washing place and the street gardens and the gateway to the oil press. The remodelling of the lookout point tower and the staircase is finished.
1917. – Jujol draws the proposal of an improvement and rearranging of the garden, building planters, a fountain in the shape of a dragon and some seats on the wall of the house. He elaborates the details regarding the figure of the angel. The remodelling jobs are resumed. Designs and construction of interior furnishings: interior doors, stained glass, desktop furniture. He also paints the four seasons of the year on the wall of the gallery on the first floor, with reference to the rural work. The internal access connecting the stable and the gateway is built. The pergola, located above the sinks, is also constructed. He draws the details of the archivolts of the gateway to the house. He builds the entrance door. He designs and draws the landlords' house, located above the winery.
1918. - Jujol draws some perspectives, while making the assembly of the guardian angel on the roof of the lookout tower.
1919. – He rectifies and enlarges the windows of the attic floor and those in the bedroom on the first floor of the main façade.
1920. - In the winter kitchen of the ground floor, he draws the details of the sink and the 'trencadissos' made of ceramic (brittle mosaics). The remodelling of the house is stopped.
1927. - Begins the second phase of the remodelling with the design of the landlords' building and the warehouse.
1931. – We find the final image of the main façade. The small window above the entrance door is built. The outside bench of the main façade is drawn and built. He also outlines the details of the doors and the gates of the attic floor.
1933. – He draws the details of the asphalt in the entrance and, finally, Jujol's contributions in Casa Bofarull get to an end.
1937. – The wings of the angel St. Gabriel are disassembled as it was a religious representation symbol and, consequently, it was a danger to those who lived in the house during the Civil War. Thus, the angel starts symbolizing a warrior and stops being used as a weather-vane.
1945. - Dolores Bofarull, owner, passes away.
1954. - Josefa Bofarull, owner, passes away and the house remains closed.
1992. – The remodelling of the pillars in the balcony on the façade in front of the fields is designed.
2000. – Some reconstruction jobs are done for the pottery handrail located over the balcony, the tanks framing the balcony are emptied because they cause the loss of the paintings on the façade. The restoration of the angel gets started with the cleaning of its swivel mechanism and the reinstatement of its wings so that it becomes a weather-vane again.
2004. – The ceiling of the gallery is restored and it undergoes a general maintenance.
2013. – 100 years after Jujol's incorporation in Casa Bofarull, the current owners start the project of opening the Casa Bofarull doors to the general public.


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A bitter-sweet comedy drama about confrontation with mortality, told in the cheerful style od Czech village comedies. Fifty-year-old Vlasta is a jovial housewife and nurse in constant motion. She travels though Czech countryside and visits her eccentric patients. She is also a committed mother and wife and always puts other people's needs before of her own. Vlasta's traditional and conservative husband spends his time indulging in his own pastimes, ignoring Vlasta's needs and emotions. But when Vlasta is diagnosed with cancer, her family and patients – even Vlasta herself – are forced to realize that she needs help, too. Inspired by his mother's stories, who was a nursing attendant herself, Slávek Horák sets his plot in his native town Zlín, filming it even in his parents' home and backyard. The result: an intimate and natural atmosphere of striking authenticity.
Slávek Horák was born in 1975. He studied at the Zlín Film School and attended Prague's FAMU. He has become successful directing commercial spots, but has also worked on feature films. As second assistant director, he worked on the set of Jan Svěrák's Kolya, which won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. Two of his short films were screened in Cannes. Home Care is his debut feature and Czech entry for this year's Academy Awards.


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Q: Can I write this xaml shorter? initially I had a window with lots of bindings like this one:
<TextBox Grid.Row="3" Grid.Column="1" Text="{Binding Mode=TwoWay, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged, Path=DatabaseServer}" />

Now I have to add validation to each binding and I end with:
<TextBox Grid.Row="3" Grid.Column="1" >
    <TextBox.Text>
        <Binding Path="DatabaseServer" Mode="TwoWay" UpdateSourceTrigger="PropertyChanged">
            <Binding.ValidationRules>
                <Utils:NotEmptyStringValidator />
            </Binding.ValidationRules>
        </Binding>
    </TextBox.Text>
</TextBox>

Can this be written with less text? Otherwise I will end with a hard to maintain window.

A: From the Binding Markup Extesnions page on MSDN:

The following are properties of Binding that cannot be set using the
  Binding markup extension/{Binding} expression form.
ValidationRules : the property takes a generic collection of
  ValidationRule objects. This could be expressed as a property element
  in a Binding object element, but has no readily available
  attribute-parsing technique for usage in a Binding expression. See
  reference topic for ValidationRules.

So, no, there is not a more concise markup.
Unless you want to write your own markup extension?

A: You can skip the Mode="TwoWay" because it is that by default in WPF. Otherwise no, there is no way to write it more concisely when you are using ValidationRules declaratively like that.
If you are concerned about the XAML becoming hard to read due to the amount you have, most of the contructs (i.e. each opening node) should have a little +/- symbol in the margin which you can use to expand and collapse the code block.


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Please be aware that this does not automatically provide for monetary assistance to flood victims but it is a necessary step to have a Federal disaster declared.
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Stay up to date with the most current Barefoot Resort and Golf news.
Three Magical Days in the Fall...
Most people spend their whole golfing careers, never able to obtain the elusive Hole-In-One. Depending upon where your sources are gathered, the general odds for an amateur to make one are roughly 1 in 12,000. For those fortunate enough to take claim to one, it is something they will remember and cherish for the rest of their lives, even after they succumb to giving up the sport.
On three fairy-tale like days this past fall, the third hole of the Norman Course at Barefoot Resort & Golf became the magical spot for three individuals who now refer to themselves as "The Three Aces".
The first ace recorded was on Thursday, November 29. The first individual to record an ace was Sly Nicholson. A member of Barefoot he knocked his tee shot into the hole on the par 3 third with his 11 wood from 150 yards. A mid-level handicapper in his own right, this was not Sly's first recorded ace. He had his other Hole-In-One on hole #16 on the Fazio Course at Barefoot Resort with in fact the same 11 wood.
The second ace to occur happened just a day later. Bert Cody Piggott Jr. M.D. from Greensboro, NC was playing in the annual Myrtle Beach Winter Invitational Tournament with his fellow golfing buddies. Prior to teeing off, he jokingly bet the other three golfers in his foursome that he would get a Hole-In-One. Not a betting man, Piggott indicated, "I had a funny feeling about this shot and I have NEVER made such a ridiculous wager in my life. It would be analogous to betting someone that you would win the lottery." He swung his Taylor Made 6 iron from 178 yards and it disappeared into the hole. It was Bert's first recorded Hole-In-One of his golfing career. In addition to the ace he naturally won the closest to the pin event for that day. After Piggott's Hole-In-One he said "I feel confident that no one will take this one away from me because I got it as close as I could".
(Photo taken of Bert Cody Piggott Jr. M.D Hole-In-One)
The last man to accomplish this feat and ascend to the illustrious Hole-In-One club was Charlie Forman. His occurred in succession on Saturday, December 1. Playing as a threesome with two other members he came to the third hole on the Norman Course. The flag was 110 yards from where he stood. With a pitching wedge in hand, he hit his shot that landed about 10 yards from and slightly left of the pin. The ball bounced once and proceeded to curl right and rolled to the pin similar to that of a putt. To his surprise, the ball rolled dead center into the cup. "Hey it went in" he shouted emphatically. It was Charlie Forman's first ever Hole-In-One, as he has been playing the game of golf for over 40 years. Needless to say, he was both excited and relieved that it finally had happened.
(Pictured from Left to Right: Sly Nicholson, Bert Cody Piggott Jr. M.D., Charlie Forman)
Hole # 3, Norman Course
Now I'm sure you're asking yourself has this ever been done before. Well, according to Ripley's Believe it or Not! they have never heard of such a feat. Three men from three different backgrounds and of all different playing abilities were united by a simple chance of fate. Three men on three consecutive days on the same hole each recorded a Hole-In-One. Each individual who was a part of this magical feat can all take claim to something that has never nor may never again be duplicated. For those three days this fall there was something magical and mystifying in the air at Barefoot Resort & Golf.
"The Three Aces"
Hi Norman,
My name is Jane and I'm with Dwellable.
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Hope to hear from you!
Hi Jane!
MusicianPhysician January 25, 2013 at 10:21 PM
A golfer's first Hole-In-One will be remembered for a lifetime. This magical story will last for an eternity. As I reflect on the events which transpired this past fall, I STILL can't believe that this actually happened. I often wonder why "I" was chosen to be a part of this saga. I am thankful that this took place at the world class Barefoot Resort & Golf on the Norman course. Professional golfer Greg Norman is now aware of this event and has provided feedback. The fact that this once-in-a lifetime event happened right here in Myrtle Beach is very exciting. Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Has expressed an interest in publishing this story. Additionally, an exhibit in the Ripley's Odditorium in Myrtle Beach may be on the horizon.
Bert Cody Piggott Jr., M.D.
Hole-In-One # 2 (November 30, 2012)
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{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-}
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}
{-|
    Module      :  Numeric.AERN.IVP.Examples.ODE.Simple
    Description :  simple examples of ODE IVPs
    Copyright   :  (c) Michal Konecny
    License     :  BSD3

    Maintainer  :  mikkonecny@gmail.com
    Stability   :  experimental
    Portability :  portable

    Simple examples of ODE IVPs.
-}

module Numeric.AERN.IVP.Examples.ODE.Simple where

import Numeric.AERN.IVP.Specification.ODE

import Numeric.AERN.RmToRn.Domain
import Numeric.AERN.RmToRn.New

import qualified Numeric.AERN.RealArithmetic.RefinementOrderRounding as ArithInOut
import Numeric.AERN.RealArithmetic.RefinementOrderRounding (dblToReal, dbldblToReal)
import Numeric.AERN.RealArithmetic.RefinementOrderRounding.Operators

--import qualified Numeric.AERN.RealArithmetic.NumericOrderRounding as ArithUpDn

import Numeric.AERN.RealArithmetic.ExactOps

import qualified Numeric.AERN.RefinementOrder as RefOrd
--import Numeric.AERN.RefinementOrder.Operators

--import qualified Numeric.AERN.NumericOrder as NumOrd
--import Numeric.AERN.NumericOrder.Operators

import qualified Data.Map as Map

ivpByName ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     RefOrd.RoundedLattice f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedAbs f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     RefOrd.IntervalLike (Domain f),
     ArithInOut.RoundedSquareRoot (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    String {-^ IVP name - see source code for the list -} ->
    f {-^ sample function of the type to be used in simulation -} ->
    Maybe (ODEIVP f)
ivpByName name sampleFn =
    Map.lookup name $ ivpByNameMap sampleFn

ivpByNameReportError ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     RefOrd.RoundedLattice f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedAbs f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     RefOrd.IntervalLike (Domain f),
     ArithInOut.RoundedSquareRoot (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    String ->
    f ->
    ODEIVP f
ivpByNameReportError ivpName samplePoly =
    case ivpByName ivpName samplePoly of
        Just ivp -> ivp
        _ ->
            error $
                "unknown ivp: " ++ ivpName
                ++ "\n known ivps:\n"
                ++ unlines (map ("    " ++) (ivpNames samplePoly))

ivpNames ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     RefOrd.RoundedLattice f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedAbs f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     RefOrd.IntervalLike (Domain f),
     ArithInOut.RoundedSquareRoot (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> [String]
ivpNames sampleFn = Map.keys $ ivpByNameMap sampleFn

ivpByNameMap ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     RefOrd.RoundedLattice f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedAbs f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     RefOrd.IntervalLike (Domain f),
     ArithInOut.RoundedSquareRoot (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f ->
    Map.Map String (ODEIVP f)
ivpByNameMap sampleFn =
    Map.fromList
    [
        ("ivpExpDecay-ev", ivpExpDecay_ev sampleFn),
        ("ivpExpDecay-uv", ivpExpDecay_uv sampleFn),
        ("ivpSpringMass-ev", ivpSpringMass_ev sampleFn),
        ("ivpSpringMass-uv", ivpSpringMass_uv sampleFn),
        ("ivpSpringMassAir-ev", ivpSpringMassAir_ev sampleFn),
        ("ivpCubicSpringMass-triple", ivpCubicSpringMass_triple sampleFn),
        ("ivpCubicSpringMass-monoCheck", ivpCubicSpringMass_monoCheck sampleFn),
        ("ivpFallAir-ishii", ivpFallAir_ishii sampleFn),
        ("ivpLorenz-ev", ivpLorenz_ev sampleFn),
        ("ivpLorenz-uv", ivpLorenz_uv sampleFn),
        ("ivpRoessler", ivpRoessler sampleFn),
        ("ivpVanDerPol-ev", ivpVanDerPol_ev sampleFn),
        ("ivpVanDerPol-uv", ivpVanDerPol_uv sampleFn)
    ]

ivpExpDecay_ev ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpExpDecay_ev sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x' = -x; x(" ++ show tStart ++ ") = " ++ show initialValues,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x"],
            odeivp_field = \ [x] -> [neg x],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 1,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth [(0,1)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 2,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Just [(toDom 1) <*>| expMOne]
        }
    initialValues = [toDom 1]
    expMOne = exp (-1) :: Double
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpExpDecay_uv ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpExpDecay_uv sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x' = -x; x(" ++ show tStart ++ ") ∊ " ++ show initialValues,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x"],
            odeivp_field = \ [x] -> [neg x],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 1,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth [(0,2)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 4,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd =
                Just [lrDom (0.875 * expMOne) (1.125 * expMOne)]
        }
    initialValues = [lrDom (1 - 0.125 ) (1 + 0.125)]
    expMOne = exp (-1) :: Double
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpSpringMass_ev ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpSpringMass_ev sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x'' = -x; (x,x')(" ++ show tStart ++ ") = " ++ show initialValues,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "x'"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = \ [x,x'] -> [x',neg x],
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 1,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth [(-1,1), (-1,1)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 4,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Just [cosOne, neg sinOne]
        }
    initialValues = [toDom 1,toDom 0]
    cosOne = toDom (cos 1)
    sinOne = toDom (sin 1)
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
--    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpSpringMass_uv ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpSpringMass_uv sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x'' = -x; (x,x')(" ++ show tStart ++ ") ∊ " ++ show initialValues,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "x'"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = \ [x,x'] -> [x',neg x],
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 1,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth [(-1.5,1.5), (-1.5,1.5)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 4,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Just $
                [
                    lrDom (0.875 * cosOne - 0.125 * sinOne) (1.125 * cosOne + 0.125 * sinOne)
                ,
                    lrDom (-1.125 * sinOne - 0.125 * cosOne) (-0.875 * sinOne + 0.125 * cosOne)
                ]
        }
    initialValues =
        [
            lrDom (1 - 0.125 ) (1 + 0.125)
        ,
            lrDom (0 - 0.125 ) (0 + 0.125)
        ]
    cosOne = cos 1
    sinOne = sin 1
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpSpringMassAir_ev ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedAbs f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpSpringMassAir_ev sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x'' = -x - x'*|x'|; (x,x')(" ++ show tStart ++ ") = " ++ show initialValues,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "x'"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = \ [x,x'] -> [x',neg (x <+> (x' <*> (myAbs x')))],
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 1,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth [(-1.5,1.5), (-1.5,1.5)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 4,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Nothing -- Just [cosOne, -sinOne]
        }
    initialValues = [toDom 1,toDom 0]
    myAbs fn =
        ArithInOut.absOutEff effAbsFn fn
        where
        effAbsFn = ArithInOut.absDefaultEffort fn

    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
--    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpCubicSpringMass_triple ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpCubicSpringMass_triple sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x1' = x2 + a*x1, x2' = -x1^3 + a*(x2-x1), a = 0.001",
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "x'", "y", "y'", "z", "z'"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = fieldAll6,
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 1,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth $ replicate 6 (-1.5,1.5),
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 4,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Nothing
        }
    fieldAll6 [x,x',y,y',z,z'] = concat $ map field [[x,x'], [y,y'], [z,z']]
    fieldAll6 _ = error "ivpCubicSpringMass_triple: internal error"
    field [x,x'] =
        [x' <+> (a <*> x),
         (neg  $ x <*> x <*> x) <+> (a <*> (x' <-> x))]
        where
        aD = 0.001 :: Double
        a = newConstFnFromSample x $ toDom aD
    field _ = error "ivpCubicSpringMass_triple: internal error"
    initialValues = map toDom $ [1,1,1,0,1,-1]
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
--    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
--    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpCubicSpringMass_monoCheck ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpCubicSpringMass_monoCheck sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x1' = x2 + a*x1, x2' = -x1^3 + a*(x2-x1), a = 0.001",
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x1", "x2", "x1d1", "x2d1", "x1d2", "x2d2"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = field,
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 1,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth $ replicate 6 (-1.5,1.5),
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 4,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Nothing
        }
    field [x1,x2,x1d1,x2d1,x1d2,x2d2] =
        [x2 <+> (a <*> x1),
         (neg  $ x1 <*> x1 <*> x1) <+> (a <*> (x2 <-> x1))]
        ++
        [x2d1 <+> (a <*> x1d1),
         (neg  $ three <*> x1 <*> x1 <*> x1d1) <+> (a <*> (x2d1 <-> x1d1))]
        ++
        [x2d2 <+> (a <*> x1d2),
         (neg  $ three <*> x1 <*> x1 <*> x1d2) <+> (a <*> (x2d2 <-> x1d2))]
        where
        aD = 0.001 :: Double
        a = newConstFnFromSample x1 $ toDom aD
        three = newConstFnFromSample x1 $ toDom 3
    field _ = error "ivpCubicSpringMass_monoCheck: internal error"
    initialValues =
        [toDom 1, (-1) `lrDom` 1
         ,toDom 1, toDom 0
         ,toDom 0, toDom 1
        ]
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpFallAir_ishii ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpFallAir_ishii sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x'' = -9.8+(x'*x')/1000; (x,x')(" ++ show tStart ++ ") ∊ " ++ show initialValues,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "x'"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = \ [_x,x'] -> [x',(-9.8 :: Double) |<+>  x' <*> x' </>| (1000 :: Double)],
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 4, -- 10000
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth $ [(-10,1.5), (-10,5)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 10,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Nothing
        }
    initialValues =
        [
            lrDom 1 1 -- .1
        ,
            toDom (-4.1)
        ]
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpLorenz_ev ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpLorenz_ev sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x' = 10(y-x), y' = x(28-z)-y, z' = xy - 8z/3; (x,y,z)(" ++ show tStart ++ ") ∊ " ++ show initialValues,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "y", "z"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = \ [x,y,z] ->
                [(10 :: Double) |<*> (y <-> x),
                  (x <*> ((28 :: Double) |<+> (neg z))) <-> y,
                  (x <*> y) <-> (((8 :: Double) |<*> z) </>| (3 :: Double))
                ],
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 32,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth $ [(-20,20), (-20, 20), (-40,40)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 1,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Nothing
        }
    initialValues =
        [
            (toDom 15)
        ,
            (toDom 15)
        ,
            (toDom 36)
        ]
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
--    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpLorenz_uv ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpLorenz_uv sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description = "x' = 10(y-x), y' = x(28-z)-y, z' = xy - 8z/3; (x,y,z)(" ++ show tStart ++ ") ∊ " ++ show initialValues,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "y", "z"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = \ [x,y,z] ->
                [(10 :: Double) |<*> (y <-> x),
                  (x <*> ((28 :: Double) |<+> (neg z))) <-> y,
                  (x <*> y) <-> (((8 :: Double) |<*> z) </>| (3 :: Double))
                ],
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 8,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth $ [(-20,20), (-20, 20), (-40,40)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 25,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Nothing
        }
    initialValues =
        [
            (toDom 15) <+> pmDelta
        ,
            (toDom 15) <+> pmDelta
        ,
            (toDom 36) <+> pmDelta
        ]
        where
        pmDelta = lrDom (- delta) delta
        delta = 0.01
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    tStart = odeivp_tStart ivp
    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpRoessler ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpRoessler sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description =
                "Rössler attractor: x' = -y - z; y' = x + 0.2y; z' = 0.2 + z(x-5.7); "
                ++ "x(0) = 0, y(0) ∊ -8.38095+-0.01, z(0) ∊ 0.0295902+-0.01",
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "y", "z"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = \ [x,y,z] ->
                [neg $ y <+> z,
                 x <+> ((0.2 :: Double) |<*> y),
                 (0.2 :: Double) |<+> (z <*> ((-5.7 :: Double) |<+> x))
                ],
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 48,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth $ [(-20,20), (-20, 20), (-20,20)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 5,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Nothing
        }
    initialValues =
        [
            toDom 0
        ,
            (toDom (-8.38095)) <+> pmDelta
        ,
            (toDom 0.0295902) <+> pmDelta
        ]
        where
        pmDelta = lrDom (- delta) delta
        delta = 0.01
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp

    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpVanDerPol_ev ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpVanDerPol_ev sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        ODEIVP
        {
            odeivp_description =
                "Van der Pol oscillator: x' = y; y' = \\mu*(1 - x^2)*y - x; \\mu = " ++ show mu ++ "; "
                ++ "x(0) = " ++ show initialX ++ ", y(0) = " ++ show initialY,
            odeivp_componentNames = ["x", "y"],
            odeivp_intersectDomain = Just,
            odeivp_field = \ [x,y] ->
                [y,
                 ((mu |<*> y) <*> ((1::Double) |<+> (neg x <*> x))) <+> (neg x)
                ],
            odeivp_tVar = "t",
            odeivp_tStart = toDom 0,
            odeivp_t0End = toDom 0,
            odeivp_tEnd = toDom 1,
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV,
            odeivp_valuePlotExtents = map toDomBoth $ [(-2,2), (-3, 3)],
            odeivp_enclosureRangeWidthLimit = toDom 1,
            odeivp_maybeExactValuesAtTEnd = Nothing
        }
    initialValues =
        [
            toDom initialX
        ,
            toDom initialY
        ]

    mu = 1 :: Double
    initialX = 1 :: Double
    initialY = 1 :: Double
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp

--    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    toDomBoth (a,b) = (toDom a, toDom b)
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn

ivpVanDerPol_uv ::
    (Var f ~ String,
     HasConstFns f,
     HasProjections f,
     Neg f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedRing f,
     ArithInOut.RoundedMixedField f Double,
     ArithInOut.RoundedReal (Domain f),
     Show f, Show (Domain f)
    )
    =>
    f -> ODEIVP f
ivpVanDerPol_uv sampleFn =
    ivp
    where
    ivp =
        (ivpVanDerPol_ev sampleFn)
        {
            odeivp_description =
                "Van der Pol oscillator: x' = y; y' = \\mu*(1 - x^2)*y - x; \\mu = 1 "
                ++ "x(0) = " ++ show (initialValues !! 0) ++ ", y(0) = " ++ show (initialValues !! 1),
            odeivp_makeInitialValueFnVec = makeIV
        }
    initialValues =
        [
            (toDom initialX) <+> pmDelta
        ,
            (toDom initialY) <+> pmDelta
        ]
        where
        pmDelta = lrDom (- delta) delta
        delta = 0.25

    initialX = 1 :: Double
    initialY = 1 :: Double
    makeIV =
        makeFnVecFromInitialValues componentNames initialValues
    componentNames = odeivp_componentNames ivp
    lrDom = dbldblToReal sampleDom
    toDom = dblToReal sampleDom
    sampleDom = getSampleDomValue sampleFn


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