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Personalities at the Indian Team Championships
3/11/2015 – This event has a meagre prize fund but attracts a very high calibre of players. You can encounter the cream of Indian chess, future champions, players with incredible life stories. We dealt with the games and results of the Team Championships in previous reports, in today's big pictorial we get to meet some of the personalities that are making the country the next great superpower of chess.
Personalities at the Indian National Team Championships
Report from Goa by Sagar Shah
The National Team Championships is one of the most important events in the Indian calendar. No wonder, so many big names were present in Goa. These pictures will not only acquaint you with some of the champions of Indian chess but also with the arbiters, organizers: the main reason why chess in India is flourishing, the rising stars of the nation, and also one person who is sure to motivate each and every person who is reading this.
WGM Soumya Swaminathan has been the National Junior as well as Women's champion on numerous occasions. But, definitely her biggest achievement is becoming the World Junior Girls Champion in 2009, Argentina. She won the best player prize on the first board in the tournament.
The most eligible bachelor, but not for long! Soon GM Deepan Chakravarthy is to tie the knot
WGM Aarthie Ramaswamy (left) and IM Vijayalakshmi (right) have many national titles to their name but they have something else in common: both of them are married to grandmasters! Aarthie's husband GM R. B. Ramesh is one of the best coaches in India and was also the official commentator of the Anand-Carlsen match that was held in Chennai 2013. Vijayalakshmi is married to...
... GM Sriram Jha. Together they are the strongest chess couple in India: Elo average 2365!
Meenakshi Subbaraman, with her best player trophy on fifth board
IM Tania Sachdev, the superstar of Indian chess. For 0.001% of the readers who do not know her, Tania is one of the most popular players of the country and recently was hosting the prestigious Gibraltar Chess Festival. Apart from being an excellent player, Tania is a wonderful tutor as you can witness first hand by having a look at her two instructive ChessBase DVDs:
Improve your Tactics/Chess
by Tania Sachdev
"My first DVD focused on various strategic middlegame themes and concepts, but in this second installment, the focus is on tactics – for after all, strategy and tactics go hand in hand, and playing strategically often leads to a resounding combinative finish. But for that to happen, you have to be able to build up positions through which tactics can flow – and this is exactly what I have illustrated on the DVD with a number of examples. The aim of this course is to help you understand how you to make tactical opportunities arise as well as to sharpen your tactical vision – these selected lectures will help to foster your overall tactical understanding. You can never spend too little time solving combinations and studies to improve your calculating abilities!"
• Video running time: four hours
• With interactive training including video feedback
• Database with more tactical examples
• Including CB 12 Reader
Order "Improve your Tactics with Taina Sachdev" in the ChessBase Shop
Even less-experienced chess players have learnt how to develop their pieces in the opening or even know certain opening variations by heart. But when the middlegame starts, they don't know how to judge positions and develop their play – and their chess stagnates. On this DVD, well-known Indian WGM Tania Sachdev shows you how to evaluate certain positions and then find the right concepts and plans on the basis of her own games. Sachdev explains her own thoughts and recounts how she arrived at successful decisions and, as a result, played good moves. These illustrative and instructive examples explain a lot of the basic elements of middlegame play, such as pawn structures, piece play and making the right exchanges. The games cover a broad spectrum of themes and are aimed at those looking to generally improve their middlegame play. At the end you can test your progress and understanding with an interactive quiz.
• Video running time: four hours 50 min (English)
Order "Improve your Chess with Tania Sachdev" in the ChessBase Shop
No time to waste! The speed king of India, GM R. R. Laxman. The Chennai player has slowed down a little nowadays, but earlier he used to win his games without even thinking! [Picture by Rajesh Nattakom]
In the past few years the number of GMs in India has been constantly on the rise. That trend won't really stop because there are many players in the country who have already made their required three GM norms. They only need to reach 2500 to achieve the coveted title. Here are some of them:
M. S. Thejkumar (2438) is a positional genius. His technique of converting
better positions is simply flawless. No wonder people call him the Indian Smyslov.
In 2005, Srinath Narayanan won the Under-12 World Championships along with Sanan Sjugirov, Ter Sahakyan Samvel and Wesley So. Today the other three are extremely strong GMs with one of them boasting an Elo of 2788! As for Srinath, the road to the top has not been easy. But one cannot deny the extreme amount of talent he possesses. He is currently rated 2456, but I won't be surprised if he crosses 2550 in a year!
It is said that when Swapnil Dhopade (2438) was young he read a book on the best games of Anatoly Karpov. Ever since he has been beating his opponents in the style of a boa constrictor!
P. Karthikeyan (2442) is an extremely versatile player. One day you go to his board and you see pieces flying in all directions with mind boggling complications, and on the next day you see him playing a calm, steady and rock solid positional game! It's this flexibility which makes him a dangerous opponent to face.
And now for the future of Indian chess: the boy whose hands can hardly reach across the chess board: Leon Luke Mendonca (1724), the nine-year-old boy who won the bronze medal at the Under-8 World Youth Chess Championship, 2014.
Out of the five board prizes, three went to the eventual winners PSPB. However, the remaining two were won by two players from the same team: Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL).
Hemal Thanki has a rating of just 2061, but he was on fire as he scored
8.0/8, gaining 57 Elo points and was the best player on the third board
Ram S. Krishnan (2252), best player on the second board with 8.5/9
Swathi Ghate of LIC didn't have a very strong team at her disposal, but she did her best, scoring 6.0/7. Swathi, who now resides from Pune, was born and brought up in the chess mecca of Maharashtra called Sangli. An extremely hard working player, she is feared by many as a vicious attacker.
If you come to a strong chess tournament in India, you are sure to meet
FA Anand Babu. He makes sure all the games are broadcasted live on the Internet.
Being the chief arbiter of a team event is not at all an easy task. You have to keep a watch on the board order of every team in every round. But International Arbiter M. Ephrame did a fantastic job and that too with a smile on his face!
On the right above you can see Shailesh Nerlikar, one of my heroes, not only in chess but in life. Shailesh suffers from a very rare disorder in which his bones have shrunk in size. As a result of that he cannot stand or sit. He was just like any other kid till the age of four. But a wrong prescription and calcium overdose by a doctor led him to his current condition. As a result, Shailesh has to see the chess board from a very unusual angle. But even with such a debilitating illness, Shailesh tries to be independent and makes the initial moves of the game with the help of a stick.
Shailesh's mother makes sure that his son's passion for chess continues by taking him to various tournaments all over India. Shailesh is my very good friend and whenever I ask him about his aims he has always replies: "I will never settle for anything less than a GM title!" In chess Shailesh is rated just 1568 but in the art of living he is already a grandmaster.
In 1980s his talent was compared to that Vishy Anand. Later other priorities
took over and IM Anup Deshmukh couldn't fully exploit his gift for the game.
This picture shows Vishy Anand playing against Anup Deshmukh at the Goodricke Open in 1992. At that point there was already quite a gap between the two players, as Vishy was rated 2670 and Anup was 2275. Yet, the talented player from Nagpur gave Anand a very tough fight and even held the advantage in the endgame before eventually losing.
President of Commonwealth Chess, CEO of All India Chess Federation and the master mind behind the huge Parsvanath Chess Festival in Delhi that happens every year in January, Bharat Singh Chauhan [picture by Rajesh Nattakom].
It's always great news for the sport when the present office bearers have been
strong players in the past. AICF Secretary Hariharan Venkatachalam (2116)
The chief organizer of Mumbai Mayor's Cup, the highest prize money tournament in India, Ravindra Dongre. He has a rating of 2103 must be commended for not losing any rating points by scoring 4.0/9.
"I did not see that coming!" The 1999 commonwealth champion
IM Atanu Lahiri (2308) didn't have a great event, losing nearly 30 Elo points
During the National Team Championships in Goa chess was trending everywhere!
The pictures in this report were taken by Amruta Mokal, who
played in the Open section and scored 3.5/5, gaining 22 Elo points.
ChessBase reports 1 + 2
119 games in PGN
You can use ChessBase 12 or any of our Fritz compatible chess programs to replay the games in PGN. You can also download our free Playchess client, which will in addition give you immediate access to the chess server Playchess.com.


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Survey Work I-25/CO 94 Safety Improvement Project Daytime Lane Closures
Survey Work I-25/CO 94 Safety Improvement Project Daytime Lane Closures April 17, 2020 - Southeastern Colorado https://www.codot.gov/news/2020/april-2020/survey-work-i-25-co-94-improvement-project-daytime-lane-closures https://www.codot.gov/@@site-logo/siteLogo.png
April 17, 2020 - Southeastern Colorado
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO — Motorists will see survey crews working along Interstate 25 for survey of pavement profile, bridge structures, drainage and center median of I-25 needed to continue advancements of the project design.
Daily closures will be Monday through Wednesday, 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Speed reductions to 65 mph will be in place. Motorists should expect delays.
Dates of work are weather permitting.
Northbound or Southbound I-25 Single Lane Closures at I-25 bridges
7 a.m. – 7 p.m., Monday, April 20 through Wednesday, April 22
Single southbound or northbound lane and median closure
I-25 bridges located at milepost 128.44 and 131.24
PROJECT INFORMATION:
I-25 Safety Improvement project is part of Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Program Grant and includes:
Replacement of two bridges crossing over South Academy Boulevard
Widening of both inside and outside shoulders and installing outside guardrails
Concrete surface treatment overlay to provide an improved riding surface for this 7.5‐mile segment
Installation of median barriers the entire length of this corridor
Work on four bridges along the corridor and
Installation of I-25 southbound deceleration lane at the interchange with CO 16
Collectively, this work to the I-25 corridor will significantly improve safety through reduction in accidents, injuries, and fatalities. Replacement of bridges which have exceeded their useful life, as well as work to minor bridges along the corridor, will reduce scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and repairs on these infrastructure assets. In addition, introduction of I-25 southbound deceleration lane at the CO 16 interchange will contribute to greater efficiency of vehicular movement. Undertaking these improvements to I-25 will effectively improve mobility and safety outcomes along one of the state's busiest interstate corridors while concurrently ensuring economic vitality provided by this crucial north to south route is maintained.
Website: https://www.codot.gov/projects/military-access-safety-improvements-in-se-colorado
MILITARY ACCESS, MOBILITY & SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has initiated a program to deliver more efficient and safer mobility along I-25, Colorado Highway 94, South Academy Boulevard, and Charter Oak Ranch Road, enabling economic stability and development. The Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement program is funded through an $18 million BUILD grant award from the US Department of Transportation. The delivery of these improvements will strengthen and enhance the redundancy of strategic movement between the nationally significant El Paso County military installations of Fort Carson, Peterson Air Force Base, Cheyenne Mountain Station, and Schriever Air Force Base.
The following tips are to help you stay safe while traveling through maintenance and
construction work zones.
Don't change lanes unnecessarily.
Anticipate lane shifts and merge when directed to do so.
Safe transportation infrastructure is essential for emergency first responders and freight drivers as Colorado navigates the COVID-19 pandemic. With that in mind, construction continues on CDOT projects with social distancing and other measures to reduce COVID-19 exposure on the worksite. The Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment has promulgated guidelines for construction activities. Gov. Polis announced an emergency, temporary stay-at-home order for all of Colorado, which went into effect Thursday March 26. With this order, the public is urged to #DoYourPartCO and avoid all nonessential travel. With fewer vehicles on the roads, CDOT crews will be able to work more efficiently and safely.
WHOLE SYSTEM. WHOLE SAFETY
The CDOT Whole System — Whole Safety initiative is designed to heighten safety awareness by taking a systematic statewide approach to safety combining the benefits of CDOT's operations, programs addressing driving behaviors, and our built environment. The goal is to improve the safety of Colorado's transportation network by reducing the rate and severity of crashes and improving the safety of all transportation modes. The program has one simple mission—to get everyone home safely.
Southeastern Colorado (Region 2)
Projects: I-25 and CO 94

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The PizzaQue Pizza Kit for Kettle Grills is the perfect way to turn your backyard barbecue into a wood fired oven. When the kit landed on store shelves last year, we detailed kit components, and how to use it in a blog post.
The number one question we've had from customers so far is, How well does the kit fit into different brands or types of grills? Fortunately for everyone, the kit was designed with multiple grill types in mind and has a few different configurations to accommodate varying kettle sizes.
The most important part (especially when considering fitting issues) of this product is the pizza kit insert. The insert clips on to the lower portion of your kettle grill and also holds the grill lid seated on top of it. On the front side of the insert, there's a wire frame opening to allow you to place pizzas on the stone.
This piece of the kit has two possible configurations, one that fits 18.5" kettle grills, and another that fits 22.5" kettle grills. This is made possible due to the fact that the insert is assembled using three panels, one of which is not used during assembly to fit smaller 18.5" grills. Some grills, like this one, feature a rack that holds the lid during cooking.
If this is the style of grill you have, don't worry, the kit will still install just fine. In the photo below you'll notice there's a nut holding the lid rack to the lower portion of the kettle. To get the kit to seat properly, you'll have to squeeze the insert on both its left and right sides so that it will slide down over the nut that secures the lid rack. It may feel like a tight fit, but the insert will still perform like normal despite the nut being in the way.
The other component of the pizza kit that's adjustable is the charcoal fence. The fence is placed directly underneath the pizza stone and insert and keeps the coals right where you need them, around the edge of the grill. This helps to keep the stone from overheating during extended pizza cooks. For full sized 22.5" grills, the full four pieces of the fence should be connected together to form a box. For smaller 18.5" grills, only three pieces are needed to form a triangle that will better fit in the space below the grill grate.
If you're the proud owner of a new MasterBuilt grill from Home Depot, we've included instructions on how to configure the insert for the best fit. Check pages 8, 11, 14 and 15 of your owner's manual for specific details on how to set things up.
Don't forget, you can use wood chunks on top of the burning coals to kick up the heat even further. Pizzas can take as little as three minutes to bake when using wood! With a few minor adjustments and a little bit of practice, you'll have restaurant quality wood fired pizza from the comfort of your own back yard!
Tagged Charcoal, Pizza Kit, PizzaQue, Products.
It was a little fussy to assemble, but didn't take long at all. I didn't preheat enough for the first pizza, so it wasn't great, but the second one was looking fine…until this huge black bear came around and I ran inside closing and locking all the doors. I was pretty jumpy trying to turn the pizza and finish cooking it. It was pretty darn good. I'm eagerly anticipating the next wildlife free pizza!


Sit out on the screened porch in the evenings and enjoy the wildlife. Well maintained home situated on over two acres. Cute and cozy best describes this home and you are close to the National Forest and Bullpasture River.


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Home » Jude Capper wins the 2021 Sir John Hammond award
Jude Capper wins the 2021 Sir John Hammond award
The British Society of Animal Science makes announcement
The Society is delighted to announce that Dr Jude Capper is the 2021 recipient of the prestigious Sir John Hammond award, which was re-launched earlier this year in collaboration with the British Cattle Breeders Club (BCBC).
Jude is an independent Livestock Sustainability Consultant based in Oxfordshire, UK, and her research focuses on modeling the sustainability of livestock production systems, specifically dairy and beef. She is currently working on projects relating to on-farm greenhouse gas emissions from UK beef production; climate footprints of smallholder farming; the impacts of livestock health and welfare on system sustainability; and technology use in South American beef production. Her professional goal is to communicate the importance of factors affecting livestock industry sustainability to enhance the knowledge and understanding of food production stakeholders from the farmer through to the retailer, policy-maker and consumer. She sits on the National Beef Association board; is Chair of the Route Panel for Agriculture, Environment and Animal Care and Vice-Chair of the Green Apprenticeships Advisory Panel at the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education.
Highly selective, the Sir John Hammond Award is based solely on nominations and is awarded to those who have made significant contribution through research, teaching, knowledge exchange, breeding, farming industry or affiliated professions.
"Dr Capper has played a significant role in promoting the understanding of sustainable livestock production, building on her research conducted in the USA and the UK. Jude is also helping the next generation of agriculturalists, through her activities in supporting the development of apprenticeships and her contributions to other national industry bodies. Jude has made an enormous contribution to understanding the role of livestock as part of a sustainable food system over the years and the awarding of the Sir John Hammond Memorial Prize demonstrates BSAS' appreciation and recognition of all she has accomplished." BSAS President, Professor Michael Lee
This is the Society's first ever joint award with the BCBC, which Sir John Hammond founded in 1946. The club aims to improve the breeding of livestock, by promoting knowledge through collecting, collating, and distributing available information and data of practical and scientific interest, to breeders of cattle at home and overseas.
Jude was presented with her award which was supplied by 'The Smithfield Forum' and website: www.royalsmithfieldclub.co.uk) during the final day of the BSAS 2021 conference.
"I am truly humbled to be considered worthy of receiving the Sir John Hammond award. This is an amazing honour - I will do my very best to live up to the excellence exemplified by previous winners, and to continue serving the British food and farming industry that I know and love." Dr Jude Capper.
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Cobb team member wins Young Farmer of the Year award
Jennie-O Turkey Store wins the Spirit of Innovation Award
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Ballpoint Pen is a must in Stationery Assorted Items design. No matter which kind of Stationery Assorted Items you prefer, choose a good Ballpoint Pen is the basic step.
This refill is specially formulated with black ink, which delivers consistent flow and smooth pen strokes.
The medium point gives a beautiful line, which is is especially nice on the creamy pages of your Notebooks or Planners.
fast shipping, great customer service, I feel pleasure to do business with this seller.
beautiful Longines product, fast delivery.


Fire spinning was a great way to start our New Year course and we were rewarded with some thrilling images despite the discomfort of a bitterly cold evening. We chose to include the added drama of reflections from a local lake and this worked so well. I stood on the end of a jetty whirring the glowing wire wool in a metal whisk. The resulting showers of sparks were very clear against the huge dark blue sky. Walking and rotating the whisk resulted in an exciting line of overlapping circles.
I have detailed the technicalities of this effect in a previous post but basically it is a time exposure on a tripod of 10 – 15 seconds, f/8 and ISO 100. Regarding focus, the autofocus seems to latch on to the sparks effectively once they begin. I advised people to use manual focus and prefocus on me before the action started but this may have caused more problems than it solved?
Many thanks to Angie Selby, Irene Sharper, Sean Morgan, Gill Marshall and Dan Newton for permission to showcase their images here. Well done folks!


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U.S. Championships
US Squash
Community Initiative
Specter Center
Squash Magazine
Anil Nayar
Anil Nayar was the silky smooth breaker of many barriers. Growing up at the Cricket Club of India in Mumbai, Nayar captured the 1965 Drysdale Cup, the British Junior Open boys under nineteen draw. He then attended Harvard, winning the national intercollegiate individual title in all three years of eligibility and leading the Crimson to two national team titles. Nayar with "almost a frightening display of speed—speed afoot, speed of wrist, speed of pace" as the US Squash yearbook described it, captured two straight National Singles in 1969 and 1970. He was the first non-white player to win an open U.S. national championship. With great touch and superb lobs, Nayar topped Sam Howe in the finals in five games both of those years, 15-13 in the fifth in one year and 15-11 in the other. He also captured the national men's open title of Canada twice and Mexico once. Nayar moved back to India in 1972, going on to win the Indian national open title eight times. After returning to the States, Nayar became a seven-time masters national champion, capturing the 40+ hardball in 1987, 1988 and 1990, the 40+ softball in 1990 and the 45+ softball in 1993, 1994 and 1999.
ussquashorg
Official Magazine of US Squash
US Squash to Host Monthly Community Squash Info Sessions
2020-2021 Scholar Athlete Award Criteria Released
US Squash Hosts Community Squash Town Hall
Applications Now Open for Community Affiliate Network
Community Squash Town Hall: Wednesday, December 16 5:00pm EST
Team USA Squash
US Squash is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization which serves as the only national governing body and membership organization for the sport in the United States. Founded in 1904 and headquartered in New York City, it is a member of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, the Pan American Squash Federation and the World Squash Federation.
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Q: How do I run twilio in next.js 12 with typescript? I'm getting the following error:
./node_modules/https-proxy-agent/dist/agent.js:15:0
Module not found: Can't resolve 'net'

Import trace for requested module:
./node_modules/https-proxy-agent/dist/index.js
./node_modules/twilio/lib/base/RequestClient.js
./node_modules/twilio/lib/index.js
./pages/api/sendMessage.ts
./pages/api/queue/sms.ts
./pages/index.tsx

https://nextjs.org/docs/messages/module-not-found

(also similar errors in the console for "tls" and "fs")
My /api/sendMessage.ts looks like this:
const accountSid = process.env.TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID;
const token = process.env.TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN;

// METHOD 1
// import twilio from 'twilio';
// const client = twilio(accountSid, token);

// METHOD 2
// const client = require("twilio")(
//   accountSid,
//   token
// );

export type messageParams = {phone: string, message: string}

export default function sendMessage({ phone, message }: messageParams) {
  console.log("lets get going")

  client.messages.create({
    body: message,
    from: "+19124915149",
    to: phone,
  })
}

When METHOD 1 and METHOD 2 are commented out, I can run as expected. However, uncommenting either method causes the above error to be thrown.
What am I doing wrong?

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RVD Nina - Autoplay second audio.
Autoplays the second audio when the first is done.
There's sometimes a minor discrepancy between displayed and internal app state with this HIT.
I threw this script together in under 2 minutes (from first Inspect to final save), and reacting to the displayed state was the quickest solution that worked well on my machine.
YMMV - I suspect that this discrepancy makes a bigger impact on slower computers.


Hi, my name is Matt and this is my internet crib. I use this space mainly to post photos and information about my life, as well as play around with web technologies. You should know, I am a computer nerd at heart.
I was born and raised in San Jose, California. I attended Bellarmine College Prep.
After high school my parents moved away to Oregon, and I headed to San Luis Obispo (SLO). I studied computer science at Cal Poly. My senior project was an Online Basketball Simulator at www.e-hoops.com. Sorry it has been down for a while, because I never migrated it from the Microsoft platform to Java and it kind of died out. Someday I will get back to it. All I can tell you is the project received an A, and was the last step for my BS degree!
After university I moved to the big city, San Francisco. I lived with a bunch of dudes at 1239 in Russian Hill at had a blast. I fell in love with my wife and we eventually settled down in Pleasanton with our dogs Chloe and Rosie. We love it in the 'burbs', but miss the city. Luckily it is only 45 minutes away without traffic.
So that is the long and short of it for now. You can checked out my work life. Or if you're a long lost friend you can check out my social life. And if you are a beer lover, you can find me on Untappd.com.


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var x = 0;
var y = 0;
var speed = 10;

//Main function when keycall happens
function uniKey(event) {
    var code = event.keyCode;
	//alert("test");
	keycall(code);

    //document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = String.fromCharCode(code) + " " + code;
	updateblock(code);
}

//Keycall test
function keycall(key){
	if(key == 65)//A
	{
		x = x - speed;
	}
	if(key == 68)//D
	{
		x = x + speed;
	}
	if(key == 87)//W
	{
		y = y - speed;
	}
	if(key == 83)//S
	{
		y = y + speed;
	}
}

//Update block position... Work in progress...
function updateblock(code){
	//test(key);
	document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = String.fromCharCode(code) + " " + code + " - x: " + x + " y: " + y;
	//var bump = getElementsByTagName("bump");
	//bump.innerHTML = "bump";
	//bump.marginTop = x - speed;
}

//Test function
function test(code){
    document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = String.fromCharCode(code) + " " + code + " - x: " + x + " y: " + y;
	document.getElementById("aaa").style.marginLeft = x + "px";
	document.getElementById("aaa").style.marginTop = y + "px";
}

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Q: Java architectural class design for a real world scenario This is the problem I need to implement it in Java:
A Car can be a Petrol car or a Diesel Car, and a Hybrid Car is plugged with Petrol or Diesel but not both. Also, a hybrid car has the ability to run on electricity, while not using the petrol or diesel at all and it is decided at run time only whether to select electricity or the other fuel source (petrol or diesel as appropriate).
Here I need to implement with OOP concepts in mind for an example when the Hybrid car running in petrol mode method in the petrol type should be invoked as well as if its diesel the diesel class running method should be invoked.
I am very new to OOP and I came up with the following Design I know It's wrong if any one can help me please.
And I tried this with decorator design pattern just correct me if the deign is wrong for the above scenario..
Car Interface
public interface Car {
        public void running();
}

Petrol Car Class
class PetrolCar implements Car{

    public void running() {
        System.out.println("Running in Petrol");
    }

}

Diesel Car class
public class DieselCar implements Car{

    public void running() {
        System.out.println("Running in Diesel");
    }

}

Abstract Hybrid
public abstract class Hybrid implements Car{

    Car car;

    public Hybrid(Car car) {
        this.car=car;
    }

    public void running(){
        car.running();
    }

    abstract void hybridRunning();

}

Implementing Hybrid class
public class HybridCar extends Hybrid{

    public HybridCar(Car car) {
        super(car);
    }

    @Override
    void hybridRunning() {
        System.out.println("Running in Hybrid Mood");
    }

}

Testing as at run time user can select whether the car is hybrid petrol or hybrid diesel or petrol or diesel...
public class App {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String neededType = "Petrol";
        boolean hybrid = true;

        if (hybrid) {
            Hybrid hCar=null;
            if (neededType.equalsIgnoreCase("Petrol")) {
                hCar=(Hybrid)new HybridCar(new PetrolCar());
            } else if (neededType.equalsIgnoreCase("Diesel")) {
                hCar=new HybridCar(new DieselCar());
            }
            hCar.hybridRunning();
            hCar.running();
        } else {
            Car car=null;
            if (neededType.equalsIgnoreCase("Petrol")) {
                car=new PetrolCar();
            } else if (neededType.equalsIgnoreCase("Diesel")) {
                car=new DieselCar();
            }

        }
    }
}

Is this Correct is there any short of issues regarding to OOP best practice

A: I would use a single class with an EnumSet of fuels.
public interface Car {
    static Car create(Fuel fuel, Fuel... others) {
        return new CarImpl(EnumSet.of(fuel, others));
    }

    Set<Fuel> fuels();
    void running();

    enum Fuel {
       Petrol, Diesel, LPG, Hydrogren, Electric
    }
}

Without using an Enum you would use an immutable class.
public interface Car {
    static Car create(Fuel fuel, Fuel... others) {
        Set<Fuel> fuels = new HashSet<>();
        fuels.add(fuel);
        Collections.addAll(fuels, others);
        return new CarImpl(fuels);
    }

    Set<Fuel> fuels();
    void running();
    void setMode (Fuel fuel) throws IllegalArgumentException;
     Fuel getMode ();

    class Fuel {
       private final String name;
       public Fuel(String name) { this.name = name; }
       public String name() { return name; }
       public String toString() { return name(); }
       public int hashCode() { return name().hashCode(); }
       public boolean equals(Object o) {
           return o instnaceof Fuel && ((Fuel) o).name().equals(name());
       }
    }
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This video talks about the methods employed by Google in assuring that the webspam team is consistent on their work and follows the standards. It includes trainings, programs, and other skill improvement activities. Moreover, Matt Cutts briefly discussed the things that are considered as spam by the webspam team who processes such manually.
Google does not mark sites as spam by merely prejudice or when a site is being critical of the company. It was emphasized that Google is not a tyrant which judges sites arbitrarily or without the due process.
Google did a good job on responding to very simple, gibberish, very clear cut cases of spamming on the web.
Manual webspam team members of Google undergo training to assure the consistency of their work. They also have other programs and activities to improve the quality of work and their efficiency. An example of which is shadowing which two persons observe the actions of each other and later brainstorm with themselves, give advices, opinions, etc.
Moreover, members of the webspam team are subject to inspection and examination until they are given more autonomy and trust by the team. This happens when a member submits the work to another person of superior experience and skill and evaluate whether or not the job is done well.
Spammers develop new techniques overtime which sometimes stagger the members of the webspam team. Fortunately, most of the spamming cases around the web are straightforward or those that are easier to discover and resolve.
Although the Google webspam team has an established guideline which dictates what are rights and wrongs, they do not limit themselves thereby because there are some tricks made by spammers which do not necessarily violate any guidelines but are contrary to the spirit of the guidelines. In these cases Google take actions. Meanwhile, they also consider the record of the spammer in the past.
Avoid spam activities on your site or anything that violates the spirit and the guidelines established by Google. It may be a good thing to get higher ranks at first but the consequences include sanctions by Google which later on lead to lower rankings.
Submit a compelling reconsideration request to Google to explain the event and to assure that it will not happen again. This will help you rank again in the search results.
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On Taiwan Arms Sales, China's Bark May Be Worse Than Its Bite
Putting Beijing's response to the U.S. arms sale to Taiwan in some historical context.
By Shannon Tiezzi for The Diplomat
A Perry-class frigate sails in the Caribbean in 2007.
Credit: U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Vincent J. Street
As The Diplomat reported yesterday, the Obama administration just notified Congress of a $1.83 billion arms sale package for Taiwan. The arms sale – headlined by two Perry-class frigates – had been expected for months and none of the content came as a surprise. However, Beijing, as usual denounced the arms sale as an act that "severely undermines China's sovereignty and security interests."
In addition to the usual diplomatic anger that follow such arms sales – warnings that it will harm U.S.-China ties, particularly military relations – Beijing made a new announcement. According to Xinhua, when Vice Foreign Minister Zheng Zeguang summoned Kaye Lee, the charge d'affaires at the U.S. embassy in Beijing, Zheng warned that "China has decided to take necessary measures, including imposing sanctions against the companies involved in the arms sale." The major companies represented in the arms deal are Raytheon and Lockheed Martin.
Asked to provide details on the sanctions Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hong Lei said, "The involvement of U.S. enterprises in the arms sale to Taiwan severely undermines China's sovereignty and security interests. The Chinese government and enterprises will not conduct cooperation or business with such enterprises."
Meanwhile, China's Ministry of National Defense warned that the sale will impact military-to-military relations between the United States and China. "The United States' wrongdoing of selling arms to Taiwan will inevitably harm China-U.S. military relations," spokesperson Yang Yujun said in a press release.
"We strongly urge the U.S. government to … cancel the announced arms sale to Taiwan, stop arms sales to Taiwan and cut U.S.-Taiwan military ties, thus preventing further damage to China-U.S. military ties and overall relations," Yang continued.
So we have two threatened response from China to the latest arms sale to Taiwan: sanctioning the U.S. firms involved and scaling back military relations. Neither of these threats are new – so let's take a look at how Beijing has delivered on its warnings in the past.
The first arms sale to Taiwan authorized by the Obama administration came in January 2010. Worth $6.4 billion, the deal included 113 PAC-3 missile defense missiles and 60 Black Hawk helicopters. China's response was more robust than normal – perhaps, as James Mann suggested in his book The Obamians, because Beijing believed it had a shot at ending U.S. arms sales to Taiwan once and for all under Barack Obama. Regardless, a Chinese vice foreign minister summoned then-U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman to issue a protest. Most relevant for today's context, Beijing also threatened to sanction the U.S. companies involved in the sale, and to cut off military exchanges with the United States.
So what became of those threats? In the short-term, China did seriously curtail military relations, shutting down military dialogues and exchanges for almost all of 2010. The most noticeable effect was Beijing denying then-Secretary of Defense Robert Gates permission to visit China after the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. That led Gates to publicly chastise China in his speech at the Dialogue for breaking off military relations "over something that is, quite frankly, old news." Eventually, U.S.-China relations warmed again (thanks in part to the desire of both sides to make Hu Jintao's state visit to the United States in 2011 a success) and Gates got to visit China in January 2011.
Interestingly, the promised sanctions against U.S. firms (which, as is the case today, were always a vague concept) never came. That may be in part because two of the firms involved in the 2010 sale – Boeing and General Electric – have major commercial interests in China. Actually following through on sanctioning these companies would have been a serious escalation in an already-tense relationship.
In September 2011, the United States announced a $5.9 billion upgrade package for Taiwan's F-16A/B fighter jets, to a fairly muted reaction from Beijing. Once again, a vice foreign minister (this time Zhang Zhijun) summoned the U.S. ambassador (then Gary Locke) to lodge a protest. Zhang warned the sale would "inevitably" take a toll on the overall relationship, especially military ties. Yet, even though one Chinese military officer urged China to "take revenge" in an article for the People's Daily, Beijing didn't take major steps to retaliate for the sale. A few U.S.-China military contacts were postponed, but nothing on the scale of 2010's break.
Part of that, however, may have been related to timing – Beijing was unwilling to create a huge issue in U.S.-China relations only a few months before a heavily anticipated tour of the United States by then president-in-waiting Xi Jinping. Xi's February 2012 visit to the U.S. was seen as a display of his foreign policy prowess ahead of his actually assuming China's top leadership roles; Beijing needed the visit to go off smoothly. Meanwhile, Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou, who had spearheaded a warming of cross-strait relations during his first term, faced reelection in January 2012. China's leadership may have decided to cut Ma a break by not lashing out over the arms sale, in the hopes he would win reelection (and he did).
So, with that background, what should we make of this week's reaction from Beijing? First, it's interesting that China summoned the U.S. charge d'affaires, rather than Ambassador Max Baucus himself, to lodge its protest – that suggests a more moderate response. Military relations will likely suffer in the short term, but given the intense work both sides have put into institutionalizing those ties since 2011, a serious break a la 2010 would be a huge blow, and likely farther than Beijing wants to go for the smallest Taiwan arms sale yet of the Obama administration.
The proposed sanctions on U.S. companies are interesting, as it provides a new lever for Beijing to pull when responding to these arms sales. And despite what many observers dismiss as pro forma responses from China, it should be noted that U.S. arms sales to Taiwan remain the top issue of concern listed by Chinese military officials when discussing the relationship. But Beijing has made the sanctions threat before and not followed through – much as the Obama administration has yet to follow through on its threat to sanction Chinese companies profiting from cyber espionage. The threat alone remains a useful policy tool, and Beijing may again decide that warnings – rather than action – are enough.
U.S.-China military relations
U.S.-China Relations
U.S.-Taiwan Relations
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Another US-China Dialogue Bites the Dust
By Shannon Tiezzi
The Diplomatic and Security Dialogue joins economic talks in the dustbin of U.S.-China relations.
Where Was Taiwan in the Trump-Xi Meeting?
By Chen-Dong Tso and Gratiana Jung
The Trump administration shows signs of backing off support for Taiwan, including the Six Assurances.
The Future of China-US Relations in the Trump Era
By Shen Dingli
How will the Trump administration influence US-China ties in the political, economic, and security spheres?
Top Chinese Official: China-Taiwan Ties to Grow 'Even More Complex and Grim' in 2017
By Ankit Panda
Yu Zhengsheng warns of coming cold winds in China-Taiwan relations.


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In case they're listening, let's make one thing clear. Robots are awwwesome! Really, it's hard to deny the coolness of building a machine that replicates our species and to not admire the creativity and ingenuity involved. When they're buzzing overhead, packing up and shipping your goods, and eyeballing you suspiciously at the mall, however, will you feel as "aw shucks, neato" about the rise of the smart machines? Maybe not. Especially if you used to be a delivery man, warehouse worker or security guard.
In this week's top Searchlight item, The New York Times writer John Markoff breaks the news on Google's plans to get into the robot biz. With Android software creator Andy Rubin at the helm, these babies are being built for business. This, of course, is the same week Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos took the eve of the biggest online shopping day of the year to notify the world of his plan for delivery drones (something Google and UPS reportedly are looking into as well). Also rolling onto the scene -- the K5 Autonomous Data Machine, a little R2D2-esque "night watchman" that can carry out its Orwellian security tasks for less-than-minimum wage. It sure sounds cool, but what does it really mean for us puny humans?
A lot of virtual ink has been spilled this week debating the logistics of how Amazon's proposed drone fleet would work in the real world and the potential effects on everything from air traffic to public safety and birds. But there's not as much talk about the potential effects on the world of human work. Maybe we all know the inevitable is already here. What could be better for corporations than outsourcing to workers you completely control and who never get sick or need vacations?
Seriously, CIOs, this stuff is germane. At this year's Gartner Symposium/ITxpo, the rise of smart machines was put forth as one of the top trends for the coming years. Analysts predict that by 2020, most knowledge workers' career paths will be disrupted by smart machines. They suggest there are things CIOs should be doing right now in order to prepare.
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Forfeiture of Collateral. Persons charged in this District with a petty offense for which a fixed sum payment is established pursuant to this Rule, may elect to post, in person or by mail, collateral in the amount specified for such offense and, upon waiver of the right to a hearing on the charge made, consent to the forfeiture of such collateral in lieu of appearance before the United States Magistrate Judge and all further proceedings. The forfeiture of collateral in lieu of appearance is a "civil penalty," is not an admission of guilt, and shall not be deemed a criminal conviction in the District of Idaho, but there may be other consequences under other state and federal regulations. Any person so charged who does not elect to forfeit collateral in lieu of appearance shall be required to appear before the United States Magistrate Judge as prescribed by law, and upon conviction shall be subject to any penalty otherwise provided.
Arrest and Aggravated Offenses. Nothing contained in this Rule shall be interpreted to prohibit or restrict otherwise existing authority of any law enforcement officer in proper circumstances to place persons under arrest. Further, where the law enforcement officer involved considers the circumstances of the offense to be aggravated, the officer may specify that appearance before the United States Magistrate Judge is required, in which case the collateral forfeiture procedure in this Rule shall not be available.
Collateral Schedules. The schedules of fixed sum payments which may be deposited as collateral and forfeited in lieu of appearance shall be those established by General Orders as may be issued from time to time by this Court. The schedules shall be posted by the Clerk on the Court's website. Such General Orders may be issued by the Chief Judge of this Court on behalf of the Court, pending further General Orders of the full Court. Offenses for which no amount of collateral is shown require a mandatory appearance before a United States Magistrate Judge.
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The base of this centerpiece is from a flower pot inside Target Dollar Spot. The color was horrible for this project.
So I took Acrylic paint and used a faux painting technique to enhance and alter the flower pot.
I took the same paint and painted a 3/16 inch wooden dowel that was cut to 8inches. This wooden dowel will slide into the bottom of the flower pot.
Next I took a small piece of floral foam and hot glued it to the inside of the flower pot.
This tree image is one of my favorite images from Heritage. It has swirls and hooks, and really it was the inspiration for this project. The tree in this file has a small wedge welded to the bottom to help the tree stand up. I cut this image twice from posterboard.
The way I would have a front layer and a back layer.
Next I cut the Tree image alone (without the wedge) 4 times: twice with Coredinations cardstock (outside layer) and twice with smooth Bazzill cardstock (inside layer). This tree was cut at 10.80 inches.
I chose to use two different cardstocks to add dimension. The edges of the cuts were inked with Chestnut Roan from ColorBox. I also took my Tim Holtz inking tool and inked towards the inside of the tree branches with Rusty Hinge and Walnut Stain Distress Ink . Next I adhered the inside layer to my two trees. The my outside layer.
Then I took my painted dowel and hot glued it between the two layers of the tree so my Coordinations Paper faced outward on the front and the back.
I then pushed the dowel through the hole in the flower pot.
The final touch for the tree portion is the leaves.
The leaves were cut at 1.72 inches and were inked with Crushed Olive and Pine Needles Distress Ink. I used Zip Dry glue to adhere the leaves between the layers.
The charms are cut at 2.06 inches. I was careful to cut a front and back for the charm by flipping the image.
I also cut a blackout for each charm. The letters are from Plantin Schoolbook and are cut at .89 inches out of black chipboard.
The edges were inked in Chestnut Roan. I used Wild Honey Frayed Burlap to ink the centers.
I then wrapped a jump ring to the top so it could hang on the tree.
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I let that layer dry and then tapped a little more glue in a few spots and then sprinkled in the Spring Flower Soft. The bird is hot glued on top.
I cut the phrase "Our Family" at 3 inches out of black chipboard.
These were two different images, both from Heritage, but I welded them together to create this solid image. The bottom pearls are from a trim in the fabric department at Hobby Lobby. I found this little bird in the floral department at Michaels.
I hope you enjoy this video to see some of these fabulous features in action!
To download this Gypsy File, please visit my blog 217 Creations.
This is a great project. I love how intricate it is and the detail. The tutorial is easy to follow. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome project! My sister would flip for this! It may convince her that she needs a Cricut! It is beautiful!!
you girl keep pulling amazing projects from your hat. I might just have to drop in some time and take a look at that hat with chester.
Jokes aside - you never fail to amaze me with your creations..
OMGosh your project is just amazing. Your instructions were easy to follow (wish I had this cart). You did a great job and thanks for sharing with us.
That is so beautiful. I've been thinking about picking up heritage for this tree but hadn't done it yet. After seeing this I think it's become a must have!
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Cricut Freebies Search List, under the Family/Mom/Dad/Daughter/Grandma,Grandpa,etc... Theme post on Jun. 02, 2010. Thanks again.
WOW!!! This project is awesome!


Zelda Mobile is a phone-based version of the classic Nintendo adventure game of the same name.
If you ever owned a Super Nintendo then you've no doubt played Zelda. In fact, you probably haven't just played it, but rather eaten, slept and breathed it for months on end.
For me, Zelda was the title that really kick-started the whole role-playing game phenomenon. At first glance it was a cutesy, quirky bit of fun, but soon became an immersive, epic adventure that was difficult to escape.
Zelda Mobile recreates the magic of the original very accurately. The graphics, sound effects and little ditties are pretty much identical to the SNES version, and the storyline is the same too. This means you get a huge, sprawling labyrinth of levels complete with all manner of puzzles, which you'll find it difficult to tear yourself away from it.
It translates quite well to the small screen, and everything in Zelda Mobile is easy-to-see and well animated. There are a few options, such as volume control, key configuration, and graphic effect tweaking. On the downside, the game doesn't include instructions, and I encountered a few small bugs and blips along the way.
If you're a fan of the original, Zelda Mobile will help you rekindle your love of the adventure series.


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Right behind the pedestrian zone stands a high-rise bunker overgrown with ivy. Built in 1941, the bunker served as an accommodation for refugees for a short period of time, but soon after the war the four-storey building was deserted for decades. Only recently, a group of Munich party organizers have rediscovered the location and have turned parts of the buiilding into a nightclub. From Wednesday through Saturday Herr Hotter currently hosts live concerts and parties featuring electronic music. Those interested in visiting the party bunker should go there soon, though. Herr Hotter is only a temporary project and will most likely close its doors at the beginning of summer 2012.


Housekeeping is an interesting job or career where things are always changing, and even though you may work in a less than clean environment, you are required to always look clean and professional. Having appropriate housekeeping uniforms, dresses, or skirts for your cleaning tasks is a necessity that simply cannot be ignored. You are expected to look your best under less than ideal circumstances, and this mean having the highest quality you can afford. There are a good many selections out there for you to choose from when it comes to your housekeeping uniforms. Many professionals enjoy the benefits of dresses or skirts designed to keep you clean and professional while you are cleaning. Of course, your exact workplace attire may depend on a boss, or you may be in charge of looking your best.
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The Shenzhen Component Index rose 1.63 percent, or 186.93 points, to 11,665.14.


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Q: What do TPC-C throughput numbers mean?
A: You must understand what the benchmark is intended to measure, before you can understand throughput. Throughput, in TPC terms, is a measure of maximum sustained system performance. In TPC-C, throughput is defined as how many New-Order transactions per minute a system generates while the system is executing four other transactions types (Payment, Order-Status, Delivery, Stock-Level). All five TPC-C transactions have a certain user response time requirement, with the New-Order transaction response time set at 5 seconds. Therefore, for a 710 tpmC number, a system is generating 710 New-Order transactions per minute while fulfilling the rest of the TPC-C transaction mix workload.
Q: What do the TPC-C's price/performance numbers mean?
A: TPC-C's price/performance numbers (e.g. $550 per tpmC) may not be what you think they are. When first analyzing the TPC price/performance numbers, most people mistakenly believe they are looking at the cost of the computer or host machine. That is just one component, and not always the major component of the TPC-C's pricing methodology. In general, TPC-C benchmarks are system-wide benchmarks, encompassing almost all cost dimensions of an entire system environment the user might purchase, including terminals, communications equipment, software (transaction monitors and database software), computer system or host, backup storage, and three years maintenance cost. Therefore, if the total system cost is $859,100 and the throughput is 1562 tpmC, the price/performance is derived by taking the price of the entire system ($859,100) divided by the performance (1562 tpmC), which equals $550 per tpmC.
Q: There are two ways to look at TPC-C results: performance and price/performance. Is one more important and how do I know which system has the best TPC result?
A: Performance or price/performance may be more important to you, depending on your needs. If your application environment demands very high, mission-critical performance, then obviously you may want to give more weight to the TPC-C's throughput metric. On the other hand, most users are shopping within a given price range and any throughput number must be balanced against the cost of the system. Generally, the best TPC-C results combine high throughput with low price/performance.
Q: With two metrics (performance and price/performance), how do I proceed with comparing different systems?
A: There is no easy answer to this. You have to decide on the general range of performance and price/performance you are looking for and the relative importance of each factor. Typically, users start their evaluation process by stating that they are interested in systems that offer, say, 4000-5000 tpmC, in a price/performance range of $300-400. Once they have extracted those systems from the TPC-C's results listing, they can proceed with a more thorough investigation of the merits of each system.
Q: How can I tell if one of the TPC-C benchmarks is relevant to my application and environment?
A: This is an extremely difficult question to answer as the range of customer application environments is almost infinite and benchmarks are necessarily abstract and simplified models of all those environments. For this reason, TPC-C benchmarks represent a good yardstick for comparing different systems rather than a precise tool for capacity planning for a given customer application environment. The best approach is to reach a deeper understanding of the benchmark and compare its model (user interaction, database design, database size, transaction complexity, processing requirements, storage/backup tests) with your own application environment. If there is a rough match, you probably have a useful and relevant tool for comparing different systems that may be installed in your environment.
Q: Can I compare TPC-C results with other TPC benchmark results, say TPC-W?
A: No. Each TPC benchmark is substantially different from any other and the results cannot be compared.
Q: I notice that some TPC-C results are labelled "withdrawn." Could you explain what that means?
A: The TPC felt that users should be made aware of what results drop from the TPC-C's official results list and why those results no longer appear. Some vendors withdraw results because they feel these results no longer have market relevance. Other vendors withdraw results after compliance to the benchmark specification has been challenged by someone within the TPC-C. Rather than defend their implementation (and perhaps expend further resources to demonstrate compliance), the vendor chooses to withdraw the result. Finally, if the Council votes that a result is non-compliant, the Council will drop the result from the official results list.
Q: How should I evaluate "estimated" TPC-C results if they are presented?
A: You should not accept "estimated" or "extrapolated" TPC-C results. The TPC-C does not recognize these results as valid or legitimate. In short, accept nothing less than the real thing.
Q: If the system I'm interested in does not appear in your benchmark results list, what do I do?
A: Call the vendor and ask for more information. They may be planning to release more TPC-C results in the near future.
Q: Why don't TPC members publish results on all their systems?
A: First, no vendor (or TPC member) is required to run and publish benchmark results. Second, vendors choose to run benchmarks that provide their customer base with results relevant to those customers. Third, vendors may choose to run one benchmark over another because they believe one gives them better performance or price/performance than another benchmark.
Q: How do I get more information beyond the TPC-C's results listing?
A: First, you can obtain a Full Disclosure Report (approximately 100 pages) from our web site under Benchmark Results. These reports provide all the documentation on the system configuration, benchmark implementation, and pricing the vendor used in producing a benchmark result. There is additional performance data contained in these reports that may help you select the right system. In addition, you may choose to contact the vendor who may be able to supply additional performance and pricing information.


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xcs2 (the next generation of this tool) is available [here](https://github.com/gonzoua/xcs2)

### Intro

While building/cleaning Xcode project from command line is trivial task (hint: xcodebuild), managing the project content used to be the hard one. **xcs** is supposed to solve this problem: it provides a minimal set of tasks for adding/removing files for existing Xcode projects.

### Installation

You'll need two gems: [thor](https://github.com/wycats/thor) and [rb-appscript](http://appscript.sourceforge.net/rb-appscript/index.html). And then run

	thor install https://github.com/gonzoua/xcs/raw/master/xcs.thor

### Tasks

Get full list of tasks using command

    thor xcs:help

*  **xcs:add File [Group]**  Add file to a group. By default adds to "Source"
*  **xcs:help [TASK]**       Describe available tasks or one specific task
*  **xcs:list [--verbose]**    List project contents
*  **xcs:mkgroup Group**   Create new subgroup in root group
*  **xcs:rm Group/File**    Remove file reference from a project
*  **xcs:rmgroup Group**   Remove Group

### Sample usage

Just cd to your project directory and run

    thor xcs:list

You'll get something like this:

    Using /Users/gonzo/Projects/EPUBToolkit/EPUBToolkit.xcodeproj
    EPUBToolkit/
      EPUBFile.h
      EPUBFile.m
      Source/
        main.m
      Documentation/
        EPUBToolkit.1
      Products/
        EPUBToolkit
      Frameworks/
        Foundation.framework
      Other Sources/
        EPUBToolkit-Prefix.pch

Create a file and add it to project, to group FooSources

    echo '#import "Foo.h"' > Foo.m
    thor xcs:mkgroup FooSources
    thor xcs:add Foo.m FooSources

### Limitations

* Only first-level groups are supported
* No targets support

### Ideas

Ideas are welcome. Open issue or drop me a line at gonzo@bluezbox.com
Pull requests are even more welcome.

### Contributors

[Oleksandr Tymoshenko](http://bluezbox.com)

### License

See LICENSE


Minister of Health and Social Affairs Didier Gamerdinger opened the 5th e-HealthWorld Monaco congress this morning. Organised by health professionals, this extremely high-level event is devoted to connected healthcare and the medicine of tomorrow, an important topic for public authorities working to develop digital healthcare in the Principality. "This event has quickly established itself as a leading discussion forum for the important topic of digital healthcare," explained Didier Gamerdinger.


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and maroon mums along with an assortment of pumpkins and gourds for fall.
this prestigious location. Colorful planters greet residents and guests alike.
begonias also add a bright pop of color.


The restaurant is located in one of the most picturesque parts of the Old Moscow – among the narrow streets of the Arbat, surrounded by architectural masterpieces and old-Moscow mansions.
The Elarji's particular feature is that here you can eat genuine home Georgian food – which even the capital's gourmets are not familiar with. The menu is based on traditional dishes – Khachapuri, Satzivi, Lobio and, of course, Elarji – but their taste is distinctively different to the usual.
Iso Dzandzava cooks exclusively upon the recipes which she had picked up from her mother and grandmother.
Not only you can have a delicious meal at the Elarji, but also play backgammon, chess and checkers, badminton and table tennis. Small courtyard with a green lawn allows Sunday picnics and outdoor children holidays. A kids playground with rides, swings and a hammock is very popular.
Restaurant's interiors Elardji up close. Be inspired by designers' work, their attention to details and original atmosphere.
Despite that Iso Dzandzava has never been taught how to cook professionally, she has developed her own vision and taste of the Georgian cuisine. Having received medical education, she could not imagine that she would never become a doctor. Now Iso is Chef at the group's six restaurants.
She embarked upon the culinary path in the early childhood — her mother and grandmother let her in on secrets of cooking delicious food. That's why she exclusively implements her own home recipes into restaurants' menus.
«A gourmet who has tried the real Georgian cuisine will always know when im changing a recipe. A client would not appreciate if i make Mamalyga watery and it has to be eaten with a spoon. Noone eats like that in Georgia.
I was brought up in a family where seniors and children were respected and where guests were always welcome. All my childhood I watched how my mother and my grandmother did their best to cook something special, and I liked it very much. I have preserved these recipes and now I use them».
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ezbuy (owned by EZbuy Holdings Limited) is a dedicated provider of professional online shopping services.
Founded in 2010 by a group of aspiring entrepreneurs, ezbuy quickly rose to become Singapore's first and largest overseas shopping platform. Introduced by Channel 8 news, Channel U Money Week, Straits Times and many other national media, 65daigou and its service become more recognized and popular.
As of today, we provide shipping service from China, Taiwan, USA for more than 500,000 Singaporeans, 50,000 Malaysians, Australians and Thai people.
Why to Shop from The Us when you have everything right here in Singapore?
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I am going to talk about buying cosmetics from the US which is one of the most interesting things for me , being a beauty blogger.
What is the difference between Buy for Me & Ship for Me?
In both the cases, the product would reach you at a nearby pickup point and you just need to go there & collect your order.
Which is cheaper & better?
Now obviously, each of the services was found to meet different purposes like 'Buy For Me' is going to help newbies to purchase their desired item, track the package and inspect it for them before shipping it to Singapore.The 'ship for me' is the cheaper option because you are going to end up paying less for this service because there is no agent fee involved. You are going to make a direct purchase from the website of your choice and ship it to the US address provided to you by Ezbuy. So both have their own advantages in different situations.
You will receive notification from Ezbuy once your product reaches the US address so that you can pay for the shipping as per the weight of the product and receive it in Singapore.
What are the Shipping rates from the US?
The shipping rate for products from the US is 3.99 SGD for every 500 gms. You can read more about the shipping rates here.
This was something that I found to be really interesting because they receive your product, check it, repack it in a way your product will be safer as well as much lighter.
Ezbuy does not have base charges or fuel sub charges which makes them unique and the cheapest in the country.
Some merchants in the US might accept just US credit cards, at that point, you can choose the 'buy for me' option and make payment in SGD.
Overall, I am totally impressed with this concept and I am eager to try out their service as early as possible.
1 : They are a growing website & I just wish they make their website faster loading.
2 : How I wish they soon start shipping from India so that I can buy clothes from brands like AND, Global Desi etc which I love.
Prime 2.99 is a set of products for which the shipping rate is a flat rate of SGD 2.99 for any parcel size & weight.
Download their Mobile App here, to enjoy shopping on the Go!
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