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Protect forests from urban sprawl, BirdLife says
By Staff Reporter June 23, 2016 June 23, 2016 010
In the wake of the deadly fire in the Solea area, conservationists BirdLife Cyprus said it was important for forests and natural habitats to be protected from urban sprawl.
Some 40 to 50 years ago, these fires would have been equally tragic, but the forest recovery prospects would have been promising as fires are a natural component of the Mediterranean ecosystem, the organisation said.
"Unfortunately, however, in 2016, due to anthropogenic climate change, which now is a reality, the prospects of forest and wooded land recovery are much more limited because of desertification. The fact that many fires are not a natural element, but incompatible human intervention, worsens the situation even further."
The forests that were burnt, offer invaluable ecosystem services such as retaining water — it is no coincidence that the only healthy aquifer in Cyprus is below the Troodos mountains and Paphos Forest — retaining and enriching the soil, regulating climate, absorbing carbon dioxide, while they are also a habitat for biodiversity, and play a significant role in human well-being – invaluable ecosystem services now largely diminished.
"The fact that the two large and destructive fires were caused by human negligence around homes found in the forest boundaries, stresses in the strongest terms the need to modify the Republic's isolated housing policy and limit the root cause which enables the construction of houses almost everywhere, even in forest boundaries, dramatically increasing the risk of fire as demonstrated these last few days," BirdLife said.
The Opinion on an amendment of the isolated housing policy has already been issued by the relevant Departments since December 2015 and the proposed change when implemented will significantly reduce this phenomenon, but unfortunately, it is still pending for publication by the minister of the interior.
"The amendment of the isolated housing policy, as fully justified in the opinion of the relevant Departments should be published immediately by the Minister of the Interior, in order to curb urban sprawl and the multiple problems that this causes. Protecting the forests and natural habitats, and their priceless value, cannot simply be based on the hope that some people will not behave in a naive and criminally negligent way in the countryside, destroying priceless common goods such as the forest. Appropriate and rigorous, proactive government policy is necessary," said Clairie Papazoglou, BirdLife Cyprus Executive Director.
BirdLife also warned against rush actions to restore the affected areas.
Nature always knows best and it is extremely important to allow natural processes and natural succession to take place, always with the aim of protecting soil and preventing erosion, it said.
"Climate change is now a reality and the forests of Cyprus will struggle much longer to recover than they would have 40-50 years ago because of climate change and desertification," Filio Ioulianou, BirdLife Cyprus Natura 2000 Officer, said, adding that some will never recover. "It is extremely important that actions in the burned areas are carried out with extreme care and respect, and destructive interventions are avoided, in order to allow the forest to heal its wounds on its own."
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UDDEVALLA (Sweden), 30 June 2013 – Finally the sun was out to host the main races of the Swedish Grand Prix and Antonio Cairoli obtained his 60th Grand Prix victory and Jeffrey Herlings won for the first time in Uddevalla. In MX1 Ken De Dycker and Clement Desalle completed the top three while in MX2 Christophe Charlier was on the second step of the rostrum and Jordi Tixier was third.
Click here to watch the event.
Uddevalla also hosted the third round of the EMX250 European Championship and Valentin Guillod dominated once again the Final race and obtained his third victory in a row. Second was Damon Graulus and Jeremy Seewer made an incredible recovery from tenth to third.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Antonio Cairoli won both races today and admitted that it was a special victory because he managed to obtain his 60th GP win in the track where he experienced his worst Grand Prix of his career last year with two DNF's. The Italian explained that he did not have any problem with the knee he twisted in Maggiora and he is looking forward to training hard for Latvia, as he could not do much before travelling to Sweden.
The second overall position was for his teammate Ken De Dycker thanks to his 4-2 result. The Red Bull KTM Factory Racing rider did not have a good start in the first race but he managed to move from an initial tenth position to an eventual fourth place overtaking Jeremy Van Horebeek with two laps to go. In the second moto De Dycker started behind Cairoli and he succeeded to follow his teammate rhythm; by the middle of the race the Italian took a wrong line and De Dycker took the opportunity to pass him. The Belgian admitted that he was not feeling really comfortable riding in front of his teammate and he actually lost the lead when there were only three laps to go.
Rockstar Energy Suzuki World's Clement Desalle was a little bit disappointed with his third overall position, as he was expecting to obtain a better result in Sweden. In the first race the Belgian struggled to find a good rhythm and when he was able to push harder, the front group had already opened a big gap with him and he was only able to finish third. In the second race Desalle made a mistake in the first corner but he managed to come back fourth and rode behind Tommy Searle during the whole race. In the end Desalle obtained the third position because Searle was penalized for not respecting a waved yellow flag but his overall result did not change, as he was tight in 40 points with De Dycker.
Honda World Motocross' Max Nagl had a bittersweet feeling at the end of the day because he was extremely happy to finish second in the first race, but he was very disappointed for being only able to finish tenth in the final heat. Nagl had a fantastic start in race one and he rode a consistent moto in second, but he touched with Jeremy Van Horebeek in the start of the second moto and it made him reach the first corner down in the thirteenth place. The German did his best to recover but several mistakes during the race made him finish tenth and he obtained an overall fourth place.
Kawasaki Racing Team's Gautier Paulin missed the podium this weekend and he admitted that he made a lot of mistakes in both races which stopped him to fight for the top three places. The French rider was happy with his starts taking into account his gate position, but even if he pushed as much as possible to catch the front group, he was only able to cross the finish line seventh and fourth to finish fifth of the Grand Prix.
His teammate Jeremy Van Horebeek had an excellent start in the first race and he rode fourth almost until the end of the heat, but the Belgian was overtaken by De Dycker by the end of the race and he ended fifth. In the second race Nagl touched him at the start and he was down in the tenth position; Van Horebeek gave it all and he moved up to the fifth place which gave him the overall sixth position in the Grand Prix.
Kevin Strijbos struggled once again with his starts but he managed to finish ninth and sixth and he obtained an overall seventh place ahead of Xavier Boog and Davide Guarneri.
Tommy Searle finished sixth in the first race and he crossed the finish line third in the second one, but he was penalized with ten positions as he did not respect a waved yellow flag. The British rider was down in the thirteenth place, so he obtained an overall tenth position.
Steven Frossard, who won the qualifying race yesterday, finished eighth in the first race and he was forced to retire in the second one because he cut his left arm in a crash while he was riding seventh. All in all the French rider is satisfied with his performance this weekend and he is already looking forward to racing in Latvia next weekend in order to try to finish among the top five riders.
Evgeny Bobryshev was really confident for this weekend but in the first race he was also forced to enter the pit lane as he twisted his injured ankle and he could not stand the pain. The exams on his ankle showed that there was nothing broken, so the Russian decided to take part in the second race, but he felt that there was a problem on the bike and he decided to stop.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Jeffrey Herlings did not have an easy weekend in Uddevalla, but he achieved his goal once again and he obtained another overall win, the first one in Sweden. The red plate holder crashed in the first corner of race one and he had to push all the way through the last position to finish third. In the second moto Herlings took the lead from José Butrón after two laps and he dominated the race until the chequered flag, but his overall victory depended on his teammate result. In the end Jordi Tixier finished second ahead of Christophe Charlier, who had won the first race, and Herlings was once again on the first step of the podium.
Monster Energy Yamaha's Christophe Charlier was about to win the Swedish Grand Prix after dominating the first moto and finishing third in the second one. The French rider obtained the Get Athena Holeshot in the first race and he crossed the finish line almost eight seconds ahead of Jake Nicholls, who finished second. In the second moto Charlier started sixth but in the first lap he managed to move up two positions and by lap seven he was already third behind Jordi Tixier. However, the Monster Energy Yamaha rider found it really difficult to overtake his compatriot and he had to settle down with the third position which gave him the final second place in the Grand Prix. At the end of the day Charlier was very satisfied with his result, especially because today he obtained his first ever victory in the FIM MX2 World Championship.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Jordi Tixier was back on the podium this weekend thanks to his 4-2 result. In the first race his KTM stopped in the first corner but he managed to restart it very quickly and he was fifth in the first lap. The French rider succeeded to move up to the third position but in the last lap Herlings overtook him. In the second moto he knew that he had to finish second to help his teammate finish on the top of the podium and it was actually such motivation which helped him give his best and he crossed the finish line behind Herlings and Tixier obtained an overall third place.
Wilvo Nestaan JM Racing KTM's Jake Nicholls finished fourth overall this weekend and he was only two points away to finish on the podium. In the first race he started third behind José Butrón but after four laps he managed to pass him and he cross the finish line second. In the final race he was sixth after the start and he managed to move up to fourth, but Alessandro Lupino was coming really fast from behind and Nicholls had to settle down with the fifth place.
CLS Kawasaki Monster Energy Pro Circuit's Alessandro Lupino was fifth overall today and he was not really satisfied with his result as he was expecting to finish on the podium because his speed was one of the best ones in the MX2 class. The Italian did not have good starts today and whereas in the first moto he was down in the fourteenth place, in the second one he was ninth. Lupino made two incredible recoveries and he crossed the finish line sixth and fourth to finish fifth overall.
Dean Ferris had a really good start in the first heat and he managed to ride third by the middle of the race, but the Australian could not keep the rhythm and he crossed the finish line fifth. In the second race Ferris was tenth after the start but thanks to his good speed he was able to move up to sixth which gave him also the sixth overall place in the Grand Prix.
Alexander Tonkov was not able to start at the front in today's races and he finished seventh overall with a 7-8 result. José Butrón, who rode second during the first four laps of race one and led the first two laps of the second race, did not feel comfortable in the Swedish track and he was only able to cross the finish line ninth and seventh. The Spanish rider ended eighth overall ahead of Glenn Coldenhoff and Mel Pocock.
By clicking here you will be able to download the complete TV coverage of the MXGP of Sweden.
There is no break in the FIM Motocross World Championship and the eleventh Grand Prix will take place next weekend in Kegums, Latvia. During the same weekend the EMX250 riders will take part in the fourth round of the European series and the EMX125 class will also be present in Latvia for their third round of the series.


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package org.apache.lucene.util.packed;

import java.util.Arrays;

import org.apache.lucene.util.ToStringUtils;
import org.apache.lucene.util.FixedBitSet; // for javadocs

/** Encode a non decreasing sequence of non negative whole numbers in the Elias-Fano encoding
 * that was introduced in the 1970's by Peter Elias and Robert Fano.
 *

 * The Elias-Fano encoding is a high bits / low bits representation of
 * a monotonically increasing sequence of numValues > 0 natural numbers x[i]
 *

 * 0 <= x[0] <= x[1] <= ... <= x[numValues-2] <= x[numValues-1] <= upperBound
 *

 * where upperBound > 0 is an upper bound on the last value.
 *

 * The Elias-Fano encoding uses less than half a bit per encoded number more
 * than the smallest representation
 * that can encode any monotone sequence with the same bounds.
 *

 * The lower L bits of each x[i] are stored explicitly and contiguously
 * in the lower-bits array, with L chosen as (log() base 2):
 *

 * L = max(0, floor(log(upperBound/numValues)))
 *

 * The upper bits are stored in the upper-bits array as a sequence of unary-coded gaps (x[-1] = 0):
 *

 * (x[i]/2**L) - (x[i-1]/2**L)
 *

 * The unary code encodes a natural number n by n 0 bits followed by a 1 bit:
 * 0...01.

 * In the upper bits the total the number of 1 bits is numValues
 * and the total number of 0 bits is:

 * floor(x[numValues-1]/2**L) <= upperBound/(2**max(0, floor(log(upperBound/numValues)))) <= 2*numValues
 *

 * The Elias-Fano encoding uses at most
 *

 * 2 + ceil(log(upperBound/numValues))
 *

 * bits per encoded number. With upperBound in these bounds (p is an integer):
 *

 * 2**p < x[numValues-1] <= upperBound <= 2**(p+1)
 *

 * the number of bits per encoded number is minimized.
 *

 * In this implementation the values in the sequence can be given as long,
 * numValues = 0 and upperBound = 0 are allowed,
 * and each of the upper and lower bit arrays should fit in a long[].
 *

 * An index of positions of zero's in the upper bits is also built.
 *

 * This implementation is based on this article:
 *

 * Sebastiano Vigna, "Quasi Succinct Indices", June 19, 2012, sections 3, 4 and 9.
 * Retrieved from http://arxiv.org/pdf/1206.4300 .
 *
 *
The articles originally describing the Elias-Fano representation are:
 *
Peter Elias, "Efficient storage and retrieval by content and address of static files",
 * J. Assoc. Comput. Mach., 21(2):246–260, 1974.
 *
Robert M. Fano, "On the number of bits required to implement an associative memory",
 *  Memorandum 61, Computer Structures Group, Project MAC, MIT, Cambridge, Mass., 1971.
 *
 * @lucene.internal
 */

public class EliasFanoEncoder {
  final long numValues;
  private final long upperBound;
  final int numLowBits;
  final long lowerBitsMask;
  final long[] upperLongs;
  final long[] lowerLongs;
  private static final int LOG2_LONG_SIZE = Long.numberOfTrailingZeros(Long.SIZE);

  long numEncoded = 0L;
  long lastEncoded = 0L;

  /** The default index interval for zero upper bits. */
  public static final long DEFAULT_INDEX_INTERVAL = 256;
  final long numIndexEntries;
  final long indexInterval;
  final int nIndexEntryBits;
  /** upperZeroBitPositionIndex[i] (filled using packValue) will contain the bit position
   *  just after the zero bit ((i+1) * indexInterval) in the upper bits.
   */
  final long[] upperZeroBitPositionIndex;
  long currentEntryIndex; // also indicates how many entries in the index are valid.

  /**
   * Construct an Elias-Fano encoder.
   * After construction, call {@link #encodeNext} numValues times to encode
   * a non decreasing sequence of non negative numbers.
   * @param numValues The number of values that is to be encoded.
   * @param upperBound  At least the highest value that will be encoded.
   *                For space efficiency this should not exceed the power of two that equals
   *                or is the first higher than the actual maximum.
   *
When numValues >= (upperBound/3)
   *                a {@link FixedBitSet} will take less space.
   * @param indexInterval The number of high zero bits for which a single index entry is built.
   *                The index will have at most 2 * numValues / indexInterval entries
   *                and each index entry will use at most ceil(log2(3 * numValues)) bits,
   *                see {@link EliasFanoEncoder}.
   * @throws IllegalArgumentException when:
   *

   *
numValues is negative, or
   *
numValues is non negative and upperBound is negative, or
   *
the low bits do not fit in a long[]:
   *             (L * numValues / 64) > Integer.MAX_VALUE, or
   *
the high bits do not fit in a long[]:
   *             (2 * numValues / 64) > Integer.MAX_VALUE, or
   *
indexInterval < 2,
   *
the index bits do not fit in a long[]:
   *             (numValues / indexInterval * ceil(2log(3 * numValues)) / 64) > Integer.MAX_VALUE.
   *

   */
  public EliasFanoEncoder(long numValues, long upperBound, long indexInterval) {
    if (numValues < 0L) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("numValues should not be negative: " + numValues);
    }
    this.numValues = numValues;
    if ((numValues > 0L) && (upperBound < 0L)) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("upperBound should not be negative: " + upperBound + " when numValues > 0");
    }
    this.upperBound = numValues > 0 ? upperBound : -1L; // if there is no value, -1 is the best upper bound
    int nLowBits = 0;
    if (this.numValues > 0) { // nLowBits = max(0; floor(2log(upperBound/numValues)))
      long lowBitsFac = this.upperBound / this.numValues;
      if (lowBitsFac > 0) {
        nLowBits = 63 - Long.numberOfLeadingZeros(lowBitsFac); // see Long.numberOfLeadingZeros javadocs
      }
    }
    this.numLowBits = nLowBits;
    this.lowerBitsMask = Long.MAX_VALUE >>> (Long.SIZE - 1 - this.numLowBits);

    long numLongsForLowBits = numLongsForBits(numValues * numLowBits);
    if (numLongsForLowBits > Integer.MAX_VALUE) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("numLongsForLowBits too large to index a long array: " + numLongsForLowBits);
    }
    this.lowerLongs = new long[(int) numLongsForLowBits];

    long numHighBitsClear = ((this.upperBound > 0) ? this.upperBound : 0) >>> this.numLowBits;
    assert numHighBitsClear <= (2 * this.numValues);
    long numHighBitsSet = this.numValues;

    long numLongsForHighBits = numLongsForBits(numHighBitsClear + numHighBitsSet);
    if (numLongsForHighBits > Integer.MAX_VALUE) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("numLongsForHighBits too large to index a long array: " + numLongsForHighBits);
    }
    this.upperLongs = new long[(int) numLongsForHighBits];
    if (indexInterval < 2) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("indexInterval should at least 2: " + indexInterval);
    }
    // For the index:
    long maxHighValue = upperBound >>> this.numLowBits;
    long nIndexEntries = maxHighValue / indexInterval; // no zero value index entry
    this.numIndexEntries = (nIndexEntries >= 0) ? nIndexEntries : 0;
    long maxIndexEntry = maxHighValue + numValues - 1; // clear upper bits, set upper bits, start at zero
    this.nIndexEntryBits = (maxIndexEntry <= 0) ? 0
                          : (64 - Long.numberOfLeadingZeros(maxIndexEntry));
    long numLongsForIndexBits = numLongsForBits(numIndexEntries * nIndexEntryBits);
    if (numLongsForIndexBits > Integer.MAX_VALUE) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("numLongsForIndexBits too large to index a long array: " + numLongsForIndexBits);
    }
    this.upperZeroBitPositionIndex = new long[(int) numLongsForIndexBits];
    this.currentEntryIndex = 0;
    this.indexInterval = indexInterval;
  }

  /**
  * Construct an Elias-Fano encoder using {@link #DEFAULT_INDEX_INTERVAL}.
  */
  public EliasFanoEncoder(long numValues, long upperBound) {
    this(numValues, upperBound, DEFAULT_INDEX_INTERVAL);
  }

  private static long numLongsForBits(long numBits) { // Note: int version in FixedBitSet.bits2words()
    assert numBits >= 0 : numBits;
    return (numBits + (Long.SIZE-1)) >>> LOG2_LONG_SIZE;
  }

  /** Call at most numValues times to encode a non decreasing sequence of non negative numbers.
   * @param x The next number to be encoded.
   * @throws IllegalStateException when called more than numValues times.
   * @throws IllegalArgumentException when:
   *

   *
x is smaller than an earlier encoded value, or
   *
x is larger than upperBound.
   *

   */
  public void encodeNext(long x) {
    if (numEncoded >= numValues) {
      throw new IllegalStateException("encodeNext called more than " + numValues + " times.");
    }
    if (lastEncoded > x) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException(x + " smaller than previous " + lastEncoded);
    }
    if (x > upperBound) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException(x + " larger than upperBound " + upperBound);
    }
    long highValue = x >>> numLowBits;
    encodeUpperBits(highValue);
    encodeLowerBits(x & lowerBitsMask);
    lastEncoded = x;
    // Add index entries:
    long indexValue = (currentEntryIndex + 1) * indexInterval;
    while (indexValue <= highValue) {
      long afterZeroBitPosition = indexValue + numEncoded;
      packValue(afterZeroBitPosition, upperZeroBitPositionIndex, nIndexEntryBits, currentEntryIndex);
      currentEntryIndex += 1;
      indexValue += indexInterval;
    }
    numEncoded++;
  }

  private void encodeUpperBits(long highValue) {
    long nextHighBitNum = numEncoded + highValue; // sequence of unary gaps
    upperLongs[(int)(nextHighBitNum >>> LOG2_LONG_SIZE)] |= (1L << (nextHighBitNum & (Long.SIZE-1)));
  }

  private void encodeLowerBits(long lowValue) {
    packValue(lowValue, lowerLongs, numLowBits, numEncoded);
  }

  private static void packValue(long value, long[] longArray, int numBits, long packIndex) {
    if (numBits != 0) {
      long bitPos = numBits * packIndex;
      int index = (int) (bitPos >>> LOG2_LONG_SIZE);
      int bitPosAtIndex = (int) (bitPos & (Long.SIZE-1));
      longArray[index] |= (value << bitPosAtIndex);
      if ((bitPosAtIndex + numBits) > Long.SIZE) {
        longArray[index+1] = (value >>> (Long.SIZE - bitPosAtIndex));
      }
    }
  }

  /** Provide an indication that it is better to use an {@link EliasFanoEncoder} than a {@link FixedBitSet}
   *  to encode document identifiers.
   *  This indication is not precise and may change in the future.
   *
An EliasFanoEncoder is favoured when the size of the encoding by the EliasFanoEncoder
   *  (including some space for its index) is at most about 5/6 of the size of the FixedBitSet,
   *  this is the same as comparing estimates of the number of bits accessed by a pair of FixedBitSets and
   *  by a pair of non indexed EliasFanoDocIdSets when determining the intersections of the pairs.
   *
A bit set is preferred when upperbound <= 256.
   *
It is assumed that {@link #DEFAULT_INDEX_INTERVAL} is used.
   *  @param numValues The number of document identifiers that is to be encoded. Should be non negative.
   *  @param upperBound The maximum possible value for a document identifier. Should be at least numValues.
   */
  public static boolean sufficientlySmallerThanBitSet(long numValues, long upperBound) {
    /* When (upperBound / 6) == numValues,
     * the number of bits per entry for the EliasFanoEncoder is 2 + ceil(2log(upperBound/numValues)) == 5.
     *
     * For intersecting two bit sets upperBound bits are accessed, roughly half of one, half of the other.
     * For intersecting two EliasFano sequences without index on the upper bits,
     * all (2 * 3 * numValues) upper bits are accessed.
     */
    return (upperBound > (4 * Long.SIZE)) // prefer a bit set when it takes no more than 4 longs.
            && (upperBound / 7) > numValues; // 6 + 1 to allow some room for the index.
  }

  /**
   * Returns an {@link EliasFanoDecoder} to access the encoded values.
   * Perform all calls to {@link #encodeNext} before calling {@link #getDecoder}.
   */
  public EliasFanoDecoder getDecoder() {
    // decode as far as currently encoded as determined by numEncoded.
    return new EliasFanoDecoder(this);
  }

  /** Expert. The low bits. */
  public long[] getLowerBits() {
    return lowerLongs;
  }

  /** Expert. The high bits. */
  public long[] getUpperBits() {
    return upperLongs;
  }

  /** Expert. The index bits. */
  public long[] getIndexBits() {
    return upperZeroBitPositionIndex;
  }

  @Override
  public String toString() {
    StringBuilder s = new StringBuilder("EliasFanoSequence");
    s.append(" numValues " + numValues);
    s.append(" numEncoded " + numEncoded);
    s.append(" upperBound " + upperBound);
    s.append(" lastEncoded " + lastEncoded);
    s.append(" numLowBits " + numLowBits);
    s.append("\nupperLongs[" + upperLongs.length + "]");
    for (int i = 0; i < upperLongs.length; i++) {
      s.append(" " + ToStringUtils.longHex(upperLongs[i]));
    }
    s.append("\nlowerLongs[" + lowerLongs.length + "]");
    for (int i = 0; i < lowerLongs.length; i++) {
      s.append(" " + ToStringUtils.longHex(lowerLongs[i]));
    }
    s.append("\nindexInterval: " + indexInterval + ", nIndexEntryBits: " + nIndexEntryBits);
    s.append("\nupperZeroBitPositionIndex[" + upperZeroBitPositionIndex.length + "]");
    for (int i = 0; i < upperZeroBitPositionIndex.length; i++) {
      s.append(" " + ToStringUtils.longHex(upperZeroBitPositionIndex[i]));
    }
    return s.toString();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean equals(Object other) {
    if (! (other instanceof EliasFanoEncoder)) {
      return false;
    }
    EliasFanoEncoder oefs = (EliasFanoEncoder) other;
    // no equality needed for upperBound
    return (this.numValues == oefs.numValues)
        && (this.numEncoded == oefs.numEncoded)
        && (this.numLowBits == oefs.numLowBits)
        && (this.numIndexEntries == oefs.numIndexEntries)
        && (this.indexInterval == oefs.indexInterval) // no need to check index content
        && Arrays.equals(this.upperLongs, oefs.upperLongs)
        && Arrays.equals(this.lowerLongs, oefs.lowerLongs);
  }

  @Override
  public int hashCode() {
    int h = ((int) (31*(numValues + 7*(numEncoded + 5*(numLowBits + 3*(numIndexEntries + 11*indexInterval))))))
            ^ Arrays.hashCode(upperLongs)
            ^ Arrays.hashCode(lowerLongs);
    return h;
  }

}

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UAlbany men's basketball postpones conference opener
Great Danes won't head to Vermont on Sunday
Abigail Rubel
The University at Albany men's basketball team postponed its conference opener at Vermont because of COVID-19 protocols.
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The University at Albany men's basketball team won't be going to Vermont to open America East play on Sunday.
The game was postponed due to COVID-19 protocols within the UAlbany program, the team announced Friday night.
"It's a little bit of shell shock for the guys that we're back here," UAlbany coach Dwayne Killings said. "I think we're all just trying to figure out what the best way is to deal with the new reality of what we're going through."
Earlier this week, the Great Danes had to postpone a game against Bucknell. Their matchup against Binghamton at 7 p.m. Thursday at SEFCU Arena is still set to go forward.
Killings said the team will still practice with the personnel available and fill in the gaps however they can, including having coaches get on the floor.
They're trying, he said, to "be creative about how we can improve."
America East policy requires that teams play if they have at least eight players and a coach available, though teams can play with fewer athletes at their discretion.
If games need to be postponed, the schools have three days to agree on a new day and time. Otherwise, the America East steps in. If the conference also finds that rescheduling isn't possible, the game is ruled a "no-contest."
"Every effort will be made to reschedule postponed games," a UAlbany release announcing the schedule change stated — the same language used Thursday to announce that the women's program was postponing the start to its conference slate.
The Siena men's and women's teams have also been dealing with COVID-19 issues.
Killings said he was especially sympathetic to the players who returned for their extra year of eligibility, hoping that this season would be normal, only to have it upended by COVID-19 once again.
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Abigail Rubel covers UAlbany men's and women's basketball and other high school, college and professional sports. She also writes the Getting There column answering reader questions and covering local transportation issues. Abigail previously reported for the Voice of America and New York Family magazine. She graduated from Columbia University in 2019. You can reach her at Abigail.Rubel@timesunion.com.


If you had patched up with your best friend a year ago and not let her go?
If you had not yelled at someone 2 years ago?
If you had not met an acquaintance got close and shared many stuff for he would just forget you?
If you had got someone you longed for desperately since 5 years?
If you had not made one seemingly incongruous decision a year back?
If you had not let some migrate to a far off land?
If you had not helped someone relocate to a different continent hoping you would be with same gang when you go there?
If you had been stubborn as usual and refused to listen to reason?
If you had been able to take back something you said to someone once, which made you feel terrible inside?
Things we do, so unconnected with anything else, have such an impact on our lives. Things we wish we could take back show their value a couple of years down the line. Something or someone you wish you could have but fail to acquire, and are heartbroken about, actually show their purpose much later when you are able to attain something much better and thank your stars then.
It's a good thing life doesn't have a rewind button like we so often wish it did. We would miss out on a hell of a lot otherwise.
Anyways, a fine work. Actually found myself also agreeing into few of those categories .. !!


Traveling with an infant is no joke.
Did I mention we were flying to St. Louis for a wedding? Mmhmmm. With our very active and wiggly six-month old lap child in tow.
I must have started my lists of things to pack for Camden two weeks before we headed to St. Louis, and continued to pour over these lists until the morning we left for the airport.
It wasn't so much our checked bag that I worried about, but what we were going to arm ourselves with on the nearly four hour flight over.
After talking to other mamas and reading several websites with tips for traveling with children - I felt prepared and also a little frightened. Camden is a very happy and easy going little guy, but has become very active and wiggly in recent weeks, so I worried about how he would deal with having to be held and corralled for all that time. In a small enclosed space.
Of course I wanted to be prepared, but I also didn't want to be schlepping a ridiculous amount of baby equipment through the airport. So, we packed a few toys and books - some new and some old. Even though I really wanted to bring a particular noisy toy that I know he loves - I decided against it. You are welcome, fellow passengers.
A particularly wise mama-friend of mine told me not to underestimate how entertaining certain airplane features may be to an infant or small child.
She was absolutely correct. The tray table, plastic drink cup, window shade, seat belt, and arm rest all provided entertainment. For about two minutes. And he mostly just wanted to gnaw on those particularly gross airplane features.
Thankfully, he slept for about an hour and a half of the flight to St. Louis, and about two hours on the way home. It was completely exhausting on my arms and body to hold him for that long, and in an upright and locked position - but really, I didn't mind the extra snuggle time.
Our flight home had a little hiccup - a two hour delay due to the fantastic Midwest weather gracing us with a good storm right before we were due to take off. Of course, Camden would have fallen asleep on the plane had we taken off on time. Instead, he slept while we waited and was then wide awake while we were taking off.
He had a few "moments" on the flight home (thanks, stupid weather!), but we were able to quickly settle him.
On both flights, we didn't hesitate to break out in his favorite songs, "Happy and You Know It," and "ABC's," and sing them to Camden as quietly as possible. Although, I'm pretty sure that about halfway through the flight home - I heard the gentleman across the aisle from me humming the tune to "ABC's." Sorry, sir.
Overall, the traveling experience was very smooth.
I lost count of how many fellow passengers gave us the "oh, no - not a baby on my flight," look. But, I can confidently say that I think he proved them all wrong.
Hopefully I'll have another great report to share when I fly with him solo back to St. Louis for Becky's wedding in November.
I think I'll start praying now.
Glad it went smoothly!! Hope our flight goes well to Memphis in 2 weeks! Any must share tips??
I'm always extremely grateful for sweet babies--and forgiving other passengers--on flights. So thankful it went well!


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This enchanting island, halfway between Sicily and Africa (70 km from Tunisia, 120 km from Sicily), is, for many, the centre, the heart of the Mediterranean. For years, sun lovers would spend unforgettable summer holidays here, the clear waters promising something utterly incomparable for lovers of water sports such as diving and snorkelling.
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Historical amnesia... How Chicago makes the 'trains' (er, schools) run on time... In the bizarre world of corporate 'school reform,' Chicago's mayors have known that the best people to run a city's public schools are the people who have run the city's subways and buses...
George N. Schmidt - September 08, 2015
Surrounded by black people all of whom praised his decision to continue to screw Dyett High School and ignore the wishes of the Bronzeville community, Chicago schools "Chief Executive Officer" Forrest Claypool (above, fourth from right) stood whitely with supporters while Congressman Bobby Rush (at podium) on September 3, 2015, praised the latest surge in corporate "school reform", Chicago-style. None of the highly paid public servants in the photograph above was asked any serious questions about the subsidies they have been receiving to vouch for any program or policy promoted by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the "one percent." As school opens in Chicago on September 8, 2015, and about 400,000 children (incuding two of mine) return to their classes in America's third largest school system, it's worth taking a step back and demanding an answer or two. People should want to know how and why, for the past 20 years or so, the "Second City" (as Chicago is known in some places) had been in the forefront of the bizarre world of corporate, test-driven so-called "school reform" and why the best people to run schools are those who once ran buses and subways.
Truly: The central question as the 2015 - 2016 school year begins is why America's corporate media haven't looked more closely at the one glaring fact of Chicago's mayors and how they pick people to run the public schools: According to former Mayor Richard M. Daley and our present mayor, Rahm Emanuel, the best guys to serve as "Chief Executive Officer" in our city's public schools are those who once ran the city's buses and subways.
And that's not a skit from Saturday Nigh Live or an improv for Second City (when the main stage reopens following the recent fire). Those are historical facts:
-- In January 2009, following the departure of the fatuous non-entity Arne Duncan to Washington D.C. (where he was designated to become the nation's Secretary of Education courtesy of Chicagoan, President Barack Obama), Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley picked a guy named Ron Huberman to become the third "CEO" of Chicago Public Schools. Huberman's qualifications? He had, supposedly, made the trains run on time as President of the Chicago Transit Authority.
-- And in July 2015, following the resignation of his second schools CEO (Barbara Byrd Bennett, who is facing indictment as a federal grand jury investigates corruption during her career as a school reform leader), Daley's successor, Rahm Emanuel, knew to go to the same place Daley had gone for leadership talent to run the schools, picking former Chicago Transit Authority chief Forrest Claypool to become the third (or fourth, if you count the "interim" on who took over after Byrd Bennet departed) CEO since Rahm was inaugurated in May 2011.
Clearly, the school system that has provided the United States with the longest standing Secretary of Education (Duncan has been in power since 2009) has become some kind of model for the rest of the nation. But still neglected is that Chicago model that shows, at least if Chicago's mayors have their way, that the best experience to run a major urban school system is to have run a major urban transit system.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel watched carefully as Forrest Claypool, Rahm's latest appointed "Chief Executive Officer" for the nation's third largest school system, delivered his talking points to a supine corporate media at a July 16, 2015 press conference. Since May 2011 when Emanuel became mayor, the CEOs of CPS have been Jean-Claude Brizard (June 2011 through October 2012), Barbara Byrd Bennett (October 2012 through May 2015), and Jesse Ruiz (interim, June and July 2015). And if that doesn't make sense beyond being a punch line, then a closer look at all of this has to resume as the school year begins for those hundreds of thousands of children.
Well, it might be said, HE MADE THE TRAINS RUN ON TIME...
And therefore he's obviously ready to make the schools run on time. Too.
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Tom Noyes is a fiction writer, and he teaches creative writing and literature.
Tom Noyes was the Erie Arts & Culture Established Artist Fellow in 2018. His novel, The Substance of Things Hoped For, will appear with Slant Books in 2021. He is the author of three story collections: Behold Faith and Other Stories (Dufour 2002), short-listed for Stanford Libraries' William Saroyan Award; Spooky Action at a Distance and Other Stories (Dufour 2008); and Come by Here: A Novella and Stories (2014), winner of the Autumn House Press Fiction Prize and the Independent Press Awards' Gold Medal in Short Fiction. His books have garnered laudatory reviews in The New York Times Book Review, Kirkus Reviews, and various literary journals, and were named finalists for the Flannery O'Connor Award and AWP's Grace Paley Prize. He currently directs the BFA in Creative Writing Program at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, where he also serves as Contributing Editor for the literary journal Lake Effect.


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Barbara Borgonovi has been serving as vice president of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems for Raytheon Intelligence & Space, a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies, since April 2020.
She oversees the business strategies and operations of the organization's mission area that designs and manufactures airborne sensors, scanning radar systems and other aircraft services, the company said.
Borgonovi recently led as vice president for the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems at Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems business unit before the merger with another group Raytheon Intelligence, Information and Services in 2020.
She received in 2017 the Gold Stevie business award for the most innovative woman of the year in manufacturing.
Previously, she served as vice president of operations at Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, heading the entire operations, functions and support including the facilities and environmental, health, safety & sustainability unit.
Borgonovi was a director for program operations for electronic warfare systems, a mission area within the organization. She directed the segment's strategy, operational functions, capital management and EWS support.
She also served as deputy of tactical products at Raytheon Vision Systems and became a senior program manager in charge of the portfolio of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems programs and next-generation army segment.
Borgonovi began her career at Raytheon in 2001. She held various roles in the first seven years, assuming different positions in the supply chain, operations and program management as well as in quality engineering.
She earned her bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from California Polytechnic State University and her master's degree in business administration from Pepperdine University. She is also an alumnae of Raytheon's leadership development and leadership excellence programs.
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Among the Sleep es un videojuego de terror independiente en primera persona, desarrollado por Krillbite Studios para las plataformas Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch y Xbox One. Among the Sleep fue lanzado el 29 de mayo de 2014 en América del Norte y Europa.

Argumento
La historia comienza cuando un niño de dos años de edad, está teniendo su fiesta de cumpleaños en casa con su madre (la voz de Cia Court). La celebración es interrumpida por un visitante que se oculta del jugador. La historia sugiere inmediatamente que es su padre, del que la madre se ha distanciado. La discusión es en sordo, y el tono de enojo de la madre asusta al niño, cuyo temor se representa como una visión borrosa. Rápidamente, la madre regresa con un regalo presuntamente del visitante, pero la madre no le dice de quién es, de modo que el jugador puede entender que el regalo es de la figura materna. Entonces, se lleva al niño y el regalo hacia arriba, a la habitación del niño, un lugar de colores vivos y cálidos y la luz del sol. Antes de abrir el regalo, suena el teléfono y la madre deja a su hijo en la habitación para que juegue solo. El regalo resulta ser un oso de peluche, que parece estar vivo en la imaginación del niño. El oso (voz de Roger L. Jackson) se presenta como Teddy y tiene una naturaleza curiosa y aventurera. Después estos se encuentran jugando juntos, luego Teddy le dice al niño que necesitan un lugar oscuro, y le recomienda el armario; entran en el armario, donde la imaginación del niño transforma el armario en un cuarto oscuro y mucho más grande, lleno de largos abrigos negros. Teddy le explica que si tiene miedo en la oscuridad, se puede abrazar a él para sentirse más seguro, y resulta que al abrazarlo alumbra algo de luz. La pequeña aventura se termina cuando la madre los encuentra; le dice al niño, con suavidad: "Deja de esconderte de mami el señor oso esta sucio" y lo acuesta en la cuna.

En mitad de la noche el niño se despierta y ve cómo Teddy es tomado por una mano invisible, y la cuna es revocada y la puerta abierta, de nuevo por una mano invisible. El jugador deja el dormitorio, y rescata a Teddy de ahogarse en la lavadora. El oso le dice que algo no está bien con su madre, y que tienen que encontrar a su madre, que de alguna manera ha desaparecido.

La búsqueda en el juego sale como un viaje a través de los ambientes creados por la imaginación y las experiencias del niño, junto a la aparición ocasional de un monstruo y espeluznantes criaturas. Todo eso sugiere una penetración psicológica del niño de hacer frente a la separación de sus padres, así como el tratamiento abusivo de la madre (y del padre en el DLC). Teddy instruye al jugador para encontrar cuatro recuerdos que el niño tenía de tiempos más felices con su madre, que los ayudarán a encontrarla y que deben introducir en el horno de una casa de muñecas que encontraron en el inicio de la aventura y que tiene una puerta que se abre con cada una de esas memorias y les acerca cada vez a la madre. Los recuerdos toman las formas de cuatro objetos familiares para el niño: el colgante de su madre que se muestra en el inicio del juego, la caja musical que hace funcionar para ponerlo a dormir por la noche, un libro de cuentos que a veces le lee, y un elefante de peluche que le regaló.

En la búsqueda de cada objeto los ambientes son distintos: el primero consistía en la casa del niño durante una noche de tormenta, el segundo en un parque que al principio parece acogedor pero en el que después también se hace de noche y con niebla, el tercero es una casa en un bosque oscuro y lúgubre, y el último de nuevo la casa del niño pero con un aire más desordenado y siniestro. En todo el viaje se encuentran botellas de alcohol vacías que implícitamente dicen que la madre tiene un problema con la bebida, dibujos hechos por el niño (algunos que muestran a los padres luchando por la custodia de su hijo, y otros de la madre asustándolo), y monstruos similares a la sombra que lo atormenta. El monstruo-trol aparece como un eco de Trollmors "vaggsång" Lullaby.

Después de haber encontrado el último recuerdo de la madre, el bebé y Teddy son capturados por un monstruo revestido y en la lucha por escapar, el brazo de Teddy es arrancado por el niño y el resto del peluche se lo lleva el monstruo. Entonces, el niño se encuentra en medio de la oscuridad cuando de repente salen luces frías e imponentes que muestran a la madre bebiendo y transformándose en los monstruos que aparecen, revelando que la madre se convierte en un monstruo a ojos del bebé cuando está borracha. Finalmente el niño encuentra de nuevo la casa de muñecas, y con todos los recuerdos encontrados el niño sale por la puerta que se abre al reunirlos, que resulta estar conectada a su armario. Ya es de día y está de vuelta en su habitación. Baja por las escaleras y encuentra a su madre llorando en la cocina, con el peluche sin brazo en una mano, y una botella de vino en la otra. Cuando el jugador intenta coger al oso, la madre empuja al niño gritando que se aleje muy fuerte. Antes de seguir llorando la madre se disculpa y le dice que ella "no pretendía", y que "todo es demasiado", dando a entender que ella estaba luchando como madre soltera sola.

Alguien llama a la puerta principal del cual la madre no reacciona. Cuando el niño va a la puerta, se abre y surge una brillante luz blanca que representa la llegada de alguien que le va a ayudar. Se le oye hablando con el niño con la misma voz de Teddy, y luego comenta sobre el brazo roto de éste e indica que él lo puede arreglar. El juego termina entonces, con el niño y la misteriosa entidad con la voz del osito yéndose juntos.

En el DLC o prólogo podemos ver que la madre comenzó con su problema de alcoholismo a causa de los malos tratos que recibía por el padre del jugador. Como el padre del jugador también tiene apariencia de monstruo (la aparición de la madre tenía el pelo largo y este monstruo era diferente), podemos entender que el bebé también sufría los abusos y daños de éste, cosa que deja a la imaginación del jugador la identidad de la luz de la historia principal o si el juego tuvo un final feliz.

Among the Sleep (Entre el Dormilón) Daños, abusos y Alchoolismo

Desarrollo
El desarrollo de Among the Sleep comenzó en el año 2011, y atrajo a 225.000 NOK (€ 28.000), el 27 de mayo y 200 000 NOK (€ 25.000) el 28 de octubre de 2011, en la financiación del cine Institutt Norsk (Norwegian Film Institute) el NFI adjudicó a la empresa un adicional de 400.000 coronas noruegas (50.000 €) el 1 de marzo y otros 820 000 NOK (€ 102.700) el 1 de noviembre de 2012.

Krillbite Studio también ganó los subsidios mediante el lanzamiento de una campaña de Kickstarter el 18 de abril de 2013, donde lograron prometer $ 248.358 de un objetivo de $ 200.000. Objetivos ambiciosos Conseguido incluyeron una pista de comentarios, contenido descargable desarrollado en colaboración con patrocinadores y el apoyo a la realidad virtual en el auricular Oculus Rift. Su tamaño es de 1,1 GB.

Recepción

Among the Sleep se encontró con críticas desde mixtas a positivas, recibiendo 7/10 de GameSpot y Polygon y acumulando en Metascore una puntuación de 66.

A partir del 7 de marzo de 2015, se vendieron más de 100.000 copias del juego.

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Enlaces externos
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The children of this age group are coming away from the safety and warmth of their homes. The foremost task for the facilitators is to help children make smooth transition from home to school. Once the comfort zone sets in for the children, they are able to master the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic. The big rocks of curriculum development in these foundational years are Language Development and Presentation Skill. This is achieved by giving a special place to English within the curriculum as it pervades all subjects. It is very important to remember that all other subjects need the skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing and good presentation for 'effective' learning to happen.
Therefore, our curriculum provides for a variety of experiences through story-telling, role play, group activities, art, music, field excursions, sports activities etc.
A complete phonics program is introduced in these classes so that children learn the language by getting familiar with the rules governing it. This program takes care of all kinds of learners---be it kinesthetic, visual or auditory so that all the students benefit from it.


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Q: how to see my managed objects on the stack? I use SOS.dll in VisualStudio to debug my C# program. The program is as below.
The debug command is !DumpStackObjects.
class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
        Int32 result = f(1);
    }

    static Int32 f(Int32 i)
    {
        Int32 j = i + 1;
        return j;            <===========BreakPoint is here
    }
}

After I input the "!dso" command in the immediate window of Visual Studio, the result is as below:

OS Thread Id: 0xf6c (3948)
ESP/REG  Object   Name

Why there's nothing? I thought there should be the args i and local variable j.
Thanks for my answering my naive questions...

A: !dumpstackobject dumps references on the stack to objects. I.e. you won't see value types with this command. Use !clrstack -l to see locals (use -p to see parameters, and -a for both).

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Clearlake to work on free tuition agreement…
Clearlake to work on free tuition agreement with Woodland Community College
(Screenshot by Risa Johnson for the Record-Bee) The Clearlake City Council as part of their Thursday meeting agenda, hears about the Promise Program, a proposed initiative to cover all fees for students, including fees for enrollment, student representation, health services, and parking at Woodland College.
By Risa Johnson |
PUBLISHED: May 6, 2021 at 9:15 p.m. | UPDATED: May 7, 2021 at 10:11 a.m.
CLEARLAKE— The Clearlake City Council expressed interest Thursday in a program presented by Woodland Community College leaders that would cover the cost of tuition and other expenses for students.
The pitch to the council was for what's called the Promise Program, an initiative that covers all fees for students, including fees for enrollment, student representation, health services, and parking. The program also includes an incentive for students to make it to their second year with the offer of a $1,000 scholarship.
The council directed city staff to work with the college to draft a memorandum of understanding in order to enact the program at the local campus. City Manager Alan Flora said they would work closely with Clearlake Mayor Dirk Slooten, who advocated for the project.
"We're gonna end up with a successful MOU (memorandum of understanding)," Slooten said, after the presentation and council discussion. "I think it's gonna increase your attendance, your full-time student enrollment, and I think it's also a great boost for the city of Clearlake."
Presenters Art Pimentel, Woodland Community College's acting chancellor, and Dean Cirilo Cortez provided the city of Woodland as a model. Woodland has a two year memorandum of understanding and is funding the program using up to $100,000 from the city's Measure J sales tax measure. The first cohort from the Woodland campus program will begin in fall 2021.
Vice Mayor Russ Perdock wondered aloud about how motivated students would be if they had "no skin in the game" with free tuition and asked about dropout rates.
Pimental said promise programs, launched first in Long Beach, and now active in several districts including the Yuba Community College District, had actually shown the opposite.
"It has proven to be very successful in two ways," Pimental said. "It increases retention rates for students who are enrolled in the community college system, and it also increases course success rates from one semester to another, and graduation rates."
It was not possible to hear those who stepped up to the podium to address the council Thursday night, including Cirilo, on Zoom or YouTube due to an issue with the microphone.
Pimentel said there wouldn't be enough time to hammer out a plan with the city of Clearlake for fall 2021, but it would be reasonable to launch the program locally next fall.
City Council meetings are scheduled for 6 p.m. the first and third Thursdays of each month
at Clearlake City Hall Council Chambers 14050 Olympic Drive. Visit https://www.clearlake.ca.us/143/City-Council for more information on upcoming meetings and to review the minutes of prior meetings.
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We show comparisons of the \(\delta, \gamma\) style control to the control used by Li et. al. and results of our method as applied to the GanGogh collection, the collection of works by Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, as well as Wassily Kandinsky.
We show more examples of archetypal style analysis, applied to the slightly bigger WikiArt collection, as well as different subsets thereof. Namely, we analyze the works of Vincent van Gogh, Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso, four famous painters, and the Venetian school. We also use the WikiArt metadata to take a look at the connections between the archetypes (which are learned in a completely unsupervised way) and different concepts relevant to art history.
Using deep archetypal style analysis, we can represent an artistic image (a) as a convex combination of archetypes. The archetypes can be visualized as synthesized textures (b), as a convex combination of artworks (c) or, when analyzing a specific image, as stylized versions of that image itself (d). Free recombination of the archetypal styles (e) then allows for novel stylizations of the input.
This work was supported by a grant from ANR (MACARON project under grant number ANR-14-CE23-0003-01), by the ERC grant number 714381 (SOLARIS project) and the ERC advanced grant Allegro.


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Q: If you focus in on one image, is combining two telescopes really equivalent to a larger mirror? Have a look at this example:

In addition, the Keck I and Keck II telescopes can work together as the Keck Interferometer. The 85-metre (279 ft) separation between the two telescopes gives them the effective angular resolution in one direction of an 85-metre (279 ft) mirror

So, If you focus in on one image, is combining two telescopes (through optical interferometry) really equivalent to having a larger mirror?
It's a follow-up question to an answer I got at here...

A: It rather depends on points of definition, but it's not generally equivalent - light losses in interferometry are significant, for example, while processing and data reduction is something of a mystery to most astronomers (i've been tangentially involved with a VLTI project and it certainly is to me). On the VLT the interferometers also operate in the infra-red (1-2.4μm for AMBER, and 8 to 13μm for MIDI), I don't know about Keck interferometry as i've not used it.
To give an example of the limitations, the documentation for MIDI says "On the UTs [i.e. the 8-meter telescopes] it is possible to reach an H-band magnitude of 7", which is pretty bright - a 'real' large telescope would go far deeper. But, on the other hand, the documentation says "AMBER is able to resolve features between 2mas (milli-arcsecond) and 50mas with the UTs" whereas NACO, the adaptive-optics assisted near-IR imager on UT4 (i.e. a single telescope), can reach a best resolution around 50mas.
So best to think of optical/IR interferometry as allowing you to achieve the resolving power of a (much) larger telescope under certain, possibly quite severe, restrictions, rather than as a general equivalent

A: It's also not quite the same as an image taken with a single dish.
The interferometer doesn't produce an image, it produces the fringe pattern you would get if you projected the image through a double slit.
Essentially what you have is a constraint on how much structure there is on various scales for a slice through the object at a certain set of angles.
You can't unfortunately convert this directly into an image. What you do is try and generate an the image of the object, using your best guess about the shape, calculate the fringe pattern you would get, compare that to the measured pattern, adjust the guess ....and repeat...
Depending on how good your software (and your guesses) you get certain artifacts in the resulting image. Of course you also get artifacts in a 'normal' image.


When I talk about the carnival I do that in a broad sense. The headline could very well have been "the popular feasts" or "ritual festivities". I talk about the entire official feasts; religious (like Easter or feast of fools), pagan (like Midsummer or Mayday), official (like coronations or triumphal procession), private (like weddings or birth celebrations) or others (like great markets or times for Mystery plays).
The actual carnival, that we usually mean, happens as a final feast just before lent. The word actually means farewell to meat. It is the kind of feast we can find all in all times over the world – like the Indian" Holi", the Roman "Saturnalias" or "Boruca" in Costa Rica – that puts the normal life up-side-down, where social, sexual or gender structures and hierarchies are put aside in favor of the great feast.
By the end of the time of carnival the "King of Carnival" gets challenged in a fray, by Lent (personified) or gets put to court where he is sentenced to death. But before he gets killed he reads his last will. Reading the will, wish also was the peak of the carnival, is where he mocked the rulers, bishops and everyone who had done something wrong during the year. And finally he was ritually killed; usually a puppet or an animal, like a bear, a donkey or a goat was burned or thrown down from something tall.
Note that it is not a sad event that the King of Carnival dies. As the carnival comes from old pagan rituals of spring, he also is represents the old world (the old year, the winter) that must die to give birth to the young and new for the world to be reborn.
That is the standard scenario for the carnival. Other ritual feast was celebrated with much the same components. Off course they followed their own scenarios; the may feast was a fertility ritual, with its sexual content of wowing and cheating of the old man that stood in the way; the feast of fools, that was all about satirizing the church; the Diavolos of the Mystery plays, who played and acted with the people on the streets, and so on. The common theme, except from how the everyday life turned up-side-down and changed into a life of rejoicing , laughter and play, is the how different rites where everyone was a participant slowly began to take form into acted stories where actors and audiences became more and more separated.
It started as today's "trick or treat" or "wedding ceremonies", but slowly grew into more complex performances and shows.
There is also a great mask tradition emerging from the carnival. In most Carnivals, all over the world, there are masks involved. The oldest mask from the Venetian carnival (which originated in 1162) – Mattaccino, the egg thrower – is first recorded in 1268.


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use std::f64::consts::PI;

use rayon::prelude::*;

use crate::BondPath;
use crate::System;

/// An helper struct to evaluate energy components of a system.
pub struct EnergyEvaluator<'a> {
    system: &'a System,
}

impl<'a> EnergyEvaluator<'a> {
    /// Create a new `EnergyEvaluator` acting on the given `system`.
    pub fn new(system: &'a System) -> EnergyEvaluator<'a> {
        EnergyEvaluator { system: system }
    }
}

impl<'a> EnergyEvaluator<'a> {
    /// Compute the energy associated with the pair of particles `i, j` at
    /// distance `r`
    #[inline]
    pub fn pair(&self, path: BondPath, r: f64, i: usize, j: usize) -> f64 {
        match self.system.pair_potential(i, j) {
            Some(potential) => {
                let info = potential.restriction().information(path);
                if !info.excluded {
                    info.scaling * potential.energy(r)
                } else {
                    0.0
                }
            }
            None => 0.0
        }
    }

    /// Compute the energy of all the pairs in the system
    pub fn pairs(&self) -> f64 {
        let energies = (0..self.system.size()).into_par_iter().map(|i| {
            let mut local_energy = 0.0;

            for j in (i + 1)..self.system.size() {
                let r = self.system.nearest_image(i, j).norm();
                let path = self.system.bond_path(i, j);
                local_energy += self.pair(path, r, i, j);
            }
            local_energy
        });
        return energies.sum();
    }

    /// Compute the energy due to long range corrections for the pairs
    #[inline]
    pub fn pairs_tail(&self) -> f64 {
        if self.system.cell.is_infinite() {
            return 0.0;
        }
        let mut energy = 0.0;
        let volume = self.system.volume();
        let composition = self.system.composition();
        for (i, ni) in composition.all_particles() {
            for (j, nj) in composition.all_particles() {
                let two_pi_density = 2.0 * PI * (ni as f64) * (nj as f64) / volume;
                if let Some(potential) = self.system.interactions().pair((i, j)) {
                    energy += two_pi_density * potential.tail_energy();
                }
            }
        }
        return energy;
    }

    /// Compute the energy associated with the bonded particles `i, j` at
    /// distance `r`
    #[inline]
    pub fn bond(&self, r: f64, i: usize, j: usize) -> f64 {
        self.system.bond_potential(i, j)
                   .map_or(0.0, |potential| potential.energy(r))
    }

    /// Compute the energy of all the bonds in the system
    pub fn bonds(&self) -> f64 {
        let mut energy = 0.0;
        for molecule in self.system.molecules() {
            for bond in molecule.bonds() {
                let (i, j) = (bond.i(), bond.j());
                let r = self.system.nearest_image(i, j).norm();
                energy += self.bond(r, i, j);
            }
        }
        return energy;
    }

    /// Compute the energy associated with the angle `i, j, k` at angle `theta`
    #[inline]
    pub fn angle(&self, theta: f64, i: usize, j: usize, k: usize) -> f64 {
        self.system.angle_potential(i, j, k)
                   .map_or(0.0, |potential| potential.energy(theta))
    }

    /// Compute the energy of all the angles in the system
    pub fn angles(&self) -> f64 {
        let mut energy = 0.0;
        for molecule in self.system.molecules() {
            for angle in molecule.angles() {
                let (i, j, k) = (angle.i(), angle.j(), angle.k());
                let theta = self.system.angle(i, j, k);
                energy += self.angle(theta, i, j, k);
            }
        }
        return energy;
    }

    /// Compute the energy associated with the dihedral angle `i, j, k, m` at
    /// angle `phi`
    #[inline]
    pub fn dihedral(&self, phi: f64, i: usize, j: usize, k: usize, m: usize) -> f64 {
        self.system.dihedral_potential(i, j, k, m)
                   .map_or(0.0, |potential| potential.energy(phi))
    }

    /// Compute the energy of all the dihedral angles in the system
    pub fn dihedrals(&self) -> f64 {
        let mut energy = 0.0;
        for molecule in self.system.molecules() {
            for dihedral in molecule.dihedrals() {
                let (i, j, k, m) = (dihedral.i(), dihedral.j(), dihedral.k(), dihedral.m());
                let phi = self.system.dihedral(i, j, k, m);
                energy += self.dihedral(phi, i, j, k, m);
            }
        }
        return energy;
    }

    /// Compute the energy of the electrostatic interactions
    #[inline]
    pub fn coulomb(&self) -> f64 {
        self.system.coulomb_potential()
            .map_or(0.0, |coulomb| coulomb.energy(self.system))
    }

    /// Compute the energy of the global potentials
    #[inline]
    pub fn global(&self) -> f64 {
        let mut energy = 0.0;
        for global in self.system.global_potentials() {
            energy += global.energy(self.system);
        }
        return energy;
    }
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::*;
    use crate::{Harmonic, LennardJones, NullPotential, PairInteraction};
    use crate::{System, UnitCell};
    use crate::utils::system_from_xyz;
    use crate::units;

    use approx::assert_ulps_eq;

    fn testing_system() -> System {
        let mut system = system_from_xyz(
            "4
            cell: 10.0
            F 0.0 0.0 0.0
            F 1.0 0.0 0.0
            F 1.0 1.0 0.0
            F 2.0 1.0 0.0
            ",
        );
        assert!(system.add_bond(0, 1).is_empty());
        assert!(system.add_bond(1, 2).is_empty());
        assert!(system.add_bond(2, 3).is_empty());

        let mut pair = PairInteraction::new(
            Box::new(LennardJones {
                epsilon: units::from(100.0, "kJ/mol/A^2").unwrap(),
                sigma: units::from(0.8, "A").unwrap(),
            }),
            5.0,
        );
        pair.enable_tail_corrections();

        system.set_pair_potential(("F", "F"), pair);

        system.set_bond_potential(
            ("F", "F"),
            Box::new(Harmonic {
                k: units::from(100.0, "kJ/mol/A^2").unwrap(),
                x0: units::from(2.0, "A").unwrap(),
            }),
        );

        system.set_angle_potential(
            ("F", "F", "F"),
            Box::new(Harmonic {
                k: units::from(100.0, "kJ/mol/deg^2").unwrap(),
                x0: units::from(88.0, "deg").unwrap(),
            }),
        );

        system.set_dihedral_potential(
            ("F", "F", "F", "F"),
            Box::new(Harmonic {
                k: units::from(100.0, "kJ/mol/deg^2").unwrap(),
                x0: units::from(185.0, "deg").unwrap(),
            }),
        );

        // unused interaction to check that we do handle this right
        system.set_pair_potential(("H", "O"), PairInteraction::new(Box::new(NullPotential), 0.0));

        return system;
    }

    #[test]
    #[allow(clippy::unreadable_literal)]
    fn pairs() {
        let system = testing_system();
        let evaluator = EnergyEvaluator::new(&system);
        assert_ulps_eq!(evaluator.pairs(), units::from(-258.3019360389957, "kJ/mol").unwrap());
        assert_ulps_eq!(evaluator.pairs_tail(), -0.0000028110338032153973);
    }

    #[test]
    fn pairs_tail_infinite_cell() {
        let mut system = testing_system();
        system.cell = UnitCell::infinite();

        let evaluator = EnergyEvaluator::new(&system);
        assert_eq!(evaluator.pairs_tail(), 0.0);
    }

    #[test]
    fn bonds() {
        let system = testing_system();
        let evaluator = EnergyEvaluator::new(&system);
        assert_ulps_eq!(evaluator.bonds(), units::from(150.0, "kJ/mol").unwrap());
    }

    #[test]
    fn angles() {
        let system = testing_system();
        let evaluator = EnergyEvaluator::new(&system);
        assert_ulps_eq!(evaluator.angles(), units::from(400.0, "kJ/mol").unwrap());
    }

    #[test]
    fn dihedrals() {
        let system = testing_system();
        let evaluator = EnergyEvaluator::new(&system);
        assert_ulps_eq!(evaluator.dihedrals(), units::from(1250.0, "kJ/mol").unwrap(), max_ulps = 15);
    }
}


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Porsche 956 Engine
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The Porsche 956 was a Group C sports-prototype racing car designed by Norbert Singer and built by Porsche in 1982 for the FIA World Sportscar Championship. It was later upgraded to the 956B in 1984. Driven by Stefan Bellof in 1983, this car holds the all-time record for the fastest vehicle ever to lap the famed Nürburgring Nordschleife, completing the 20.832 km (12.93 mi) circuit in 6:11.13 during qualifying for the 1000 km Sports Car race.
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Jyl is the newest member of the Tai Bixby Associates Team of Extraordinary Real Estate Specialists.
redevelopment. She has lead development teams from their inception of an idea to the finished project and has an ability to see the art of what is possible – from raw land to buildings that need to reinvent themselves.
Jyl has an undergraduate degree in Fine Art/Advertising and a Master's of Science degree in Wellness/Health. Consequently, her ability to use right brain/left brain skills are strong.
teaching that class for 2 years.
Jyl says that her favorite part of her career is to learn about someone's dream around their business and then help them find the right space to make that dream grow and blossom. She loves developing communities – healthy communities, that support the needs of its citizens and encourage them to thrive. She believes that Commercial real estate and development can and should be the economic development backbone of a city/community. As a native New Mexican, she returned to her roots about 4 years ago with the intention of being part of growing a healthy city/region/state.