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import { TestBed, async, ComponentFixture } from '@angular/core/testing';
import { MdlSelectModule, MdlSelectComponent } from './select';
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { By } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import {FormControl, FormGroup, ReactiveFormsModule} from '@angular/forms';

function dispatchKeydownEvent(element: HTMLElement, keyCode: number): any {
  let event: any = document.createEvent('KeyboardEvent');

  (event.initKeyEvent || event.initKeyboardEvent).bind(event)(
      'keydown', true, true, window, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, keyCode);

  Object.defineProperty(event, 'keyCode', {
    get: () => keyCode
  });

  element.dispatchEvent(event);
  return event;
}

describe('MdlSelect', () => {

    describe('single', () => {

        let fixture: ComponentFixture<TestSingleComponent>;

        beforeEach(async(() => {
            TestBed.configureTestingModule({
                imports: [MdlSelectModule.forRoot()],
                declarations: [TestSingleComponent],
            });

            TestBed.compileComponents().then( () => {
                fixture = TestBed.createComponent(TestSingleComponent);
                fixture.detectChanges();
            });
        }));

        it('should support floating-label attr', async(() => {

            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            expect(selectNativeElement.classList.contains('mdl-select--floating-label'))
                .toBe(true, 'did not has css class mdl-select--floating-label')

            expect(selectComponent.nativeElement.querySelector('.mdl-textfield__label').innerText)
                .toBe(selectComponent.componentInstance.label, 'did not set correct label text');
        }));

        it('should create the component and add the mdl-select css class', async(() => {

            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            expect(selectNativeElement.classList.contains('mdl-select'))
                .toBe(true, 'did not has css class mdl-select')

        }));

        it('should support ngModel', async(() => {

            let testInstance = fixture.componentInstance;
            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                expect(selectComponent.ngModel)
                  .toEqual(1, 'did not init ngModel');

                testInstance.personId = 2;

                fixture.detectChanges();
                fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                    expect(selectComponent.ngModel)
                      .toEqual(2, 'did not update ngModel')
                });
            });

        }));

        it('should reset ngModel', async(() => {

            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                  .toEqual(1, 'did not init ngModel');

                selectComponentInstance.reset();

                fixture.detectChanges();
                fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                    expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                      .toEqual('', 'did not reset ngModel')
                });
            });

        }));

        it('should bind options on options change', async(() => {

            let testInstance = fixture.componentInstance;
            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'bindOptions').and.callThrough();

            testInstance.people.push({id: 4, name: 'Gary Cole'});

            fixture.detectChanges();
            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {

                expect(selectComponentInstance.bindOptions)
                  .toHaveBeenCalled();

                expect(selectComponentInstance.textByValue[4])
                  .toEqual('Gary Cole');

            });
        }));

        it('focus should have keyboard events', async(() => {

            let testInstance = fixture.componentInstance;

            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            let selectComponentInstance = selectComponent.componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onKeydown').and.callThrough();

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onArrowUp').and.callThrough();

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onArrowDown').and.callThrough();

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'addFocus').and.callThrough();

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'removeFocus').and.callThrough();

            //console.log(selectNativeElement.querySelector("span[tabindex]"));
            //document.body.appendChild(selectNativeElement);

            selectNativeElement.querySelector("span[tabindex]").focus();
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.popoverComponent.isVisible)
                .toEqual(true, 'toggle did not update isVisible to true');

            document.dispatchEvent(new KeyboardEvent('keydown', { key: "ArrowDown" })); // 40, 38, 9
            fixture.detectChanges();

            document.dispatchEvent(new KeyboardEvent('keydown', { key: "ArrowUp" })); // 40, 38, 9
            fixture.detectChanges();

            document.dispatchEvent(new KeyboardEvent('keydown', { key: "Tab" })); // 40, 38, 9
            fixture.detectChanges();

            selectNativeElement.querySelector("span[tabindex]").blur();
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.popoverComponent.isVisible)
                .toEqual(false, 'toggle did not update isVisible to false');

            expect(selectComponentInstance.onKeydown).toHaveBeenCalled();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.onArrowUp).toHaveBeenCalled();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.onArrowDown).toHaveBeenCalled();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.addFocus).toHaveBeenCalled();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.removeFocus).toHaveBeenCalled();
        }));

         it('should auto-select searched options', async(() => {

            jasmine.clock().uninstall();
            jasmine.clock().install();

            let testInstance = fixture.componentInstance;

            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            let selectComponentInstance = selectComponent.componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onSelect').and.callThrough();
            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onCharacterKeydown').and.callThrough();

            selectNativeElement.querySelector("span[tabindex]").focus();
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toEqual(1);
            dispatchKeydownEvent(document.body, 66); // 'B' key
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.onSelect).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
            expect(selectComponentInstance.onCharacterKeydown).toHaveBeenCalled();
            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toEqual(1);

            dispatchKeydownEvent(document.body, 79); // 'O' key
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.onSelect).toHaveBeenCalled();
            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toEqual(3); // B and O typed, so 'Bob Odenkirk' selected

            jasmine.clock().tick(300); // search query timeout is cleared

            expect(selectComponentInstance.getSearchQuery()).toEqual('');

            dispatchKeydownEvent(document.body, 65); // 'A' key
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.onSelect).toHaveBeenCalled();
            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toEqual(2); // A typed, so 'Aaron Paul' selected

            jasmine.clock().uninstall();
        }));

    });

    describe('disabled', () => {

        let fixture: ComponentFixture<TestDisabledComponent>;

        beforeEach(async(() => {
            TestBed.configureTestingModule({
                imports: [MdlSelectModule.forRoot(), ReactiveFormsModule],
                declarations: [TestDisabledComponent]
            });

            TestBed.compileComponents().then( () => {
                fixture = TestBed.createComponent(TestDisabledComponent);
                fixture.detectChanges();
            });
        }));

        it('should create the component and make it disabled', async(() => {

            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                expect(selectComponent.disabled)
                  .toBe(true, 'select field should be disabled');
            });
        }))
    })

    describe('autocomplete', () => {
        let fixture: ComponentFixture<TestAutoCompleteComponent>;

        beforeEach(async(() => {
            TestBed.configureTestingModule({
                imports: [MdlSelectModule.forRoot()],
                declarations: [TestAutoCompleteComponent],
            });

            TestBed.compileComponents().then( () => {
                fixture = TestBed.createComponent(TestAutoCompleteComponent);
                fixture.detectChanges();
            });
        }));

        it('should not make autoselection when it\'s on', async(() => {
            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            let selectComponentInstance = selectComponent.componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onSelect').and.callThrough();
            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onCharacterKeydown').and.callThrough();

            selectNativeElement.querySelector("input").focus();
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toBeNull();
            dispatchKeydownEvent(document.body, 66); // 'B' key
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toBeNull();
        }));

        it('should make autoselection on blur when it\'s on', async(() => {
            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            let selectComponentInstance = selectComponent.componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onSelect').and.callThrough();
            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onCharacterKeydown').and.callThrough();

            selectNativeElement.querySelector("input").focus();
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toBeNull();

            dispatchKeydownEvent(document.body, 66); // 'B' key
            selectNativeElement.querySelector("input").blur();
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toEqual(1);
            selectNativeElement.querySelector("input").focus();
            dispatchKeydownEvent(document.body, 66); // 'B' key
            selectNativeElement.querySelector("input").blur();

            fixture.detectChanges();
            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toEqual(1);
        }));

        it('should still make autoselection on blur from input even when it\'s off', async(() => {
            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            let selectComponentInstance = selectComponent.componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onSelect').and.callThrough();
            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'onCharacterKeydown').and.callThrough();

            selectNativeElement.querySelector("input").focus();

            dispatchKeydownEvent(document.body, 66); // 'B' key
            fixture.detectChanges();

            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toBeNull();

            selectNativeElement.querySelector("input").blur();
            fixture.detectChanges();
            expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel).toEqual(1);
        }));

        it('should make input writable when autoselection is off', async(() => {
            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            expect(selectNativeElement.querySelector("input").readonly).toBeFalsy();
        }));
    });

    describe('multiple', () => {

        let fixture: ComponentFixture<TestMultipleComponent>;

        beforeEach(async(() => {
            TestBed.configureTestingModule({
                imports: [MdlSelectModule.forRoot()],
                declarations: [TestMultipleComponent],
            });

            TestBed.compileComponents().then( () => {
                fixture = TestBed.createComponent(TestMultipleComponent);
                fixture.detectChanges();
            });
        }));

        it('should create the component and add the mdl-select css class', async(() => {

            let selectComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent));

            let selectNativeElement = selectComponent.nativeElement;

            expect(selectNativeElement.classList.contains('mdl-select'))
              .toBe(true, 'did not have css class mdl-select')

        }));

        it('should support ngModel', async(() => {

            let testInstance = fixture.componentInstance;
            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                  .toEqual([ 1, 2 ], 'did not init ngModel');

                testInstance.personIds = [ 1 ];

                fixture.detectChanges();
                fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                    expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                      .toEqual([ 1 ], 'did not update ngModel')
                });
            });

        }));

        it('should reset ngModel', async(() => {

            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'bindOptions');

            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                  .toEqual([ 1, 2 ], 'did not init ngModel');

                selectComponentInstance.reset();

                fixture.detectChanges();
                fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                    expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                      .toEqual([ ], 'did not reset ngModel')
                });
            });

        }));

        it('should select and deselect value', async(() => {

            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            const event = <Event>jasmine.createSpyObj('event', ['stopPropagation']);

            expect(selectComponentInstance.multiple)
              .toBe(true, 'is not multiple');

            selectComponentInstance.onSelect(event, 3);

            expect(event.stopPropagation)
              .toHaveBeenCalled();

            fixture.detectChanges();
            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {

                expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                  .toEqual([ 1, 2, 3 ], 'did not update ngModel on select 3');

                selectComponentInstance.onSelect(event, 3);

                fixture.detectChanges();
                fixture.whenStable().then(() => {

                    expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                      .toEqual([ 1, 2 ], 'did not update ngModel on deselect 3');

                });

            });

        }));

        it('should bind options on options change', async(() => {

            let testInstance = fixture.componentInstance;
            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'bindOptions').and.callThrough();

            testInstance.people.push({id: 4, name: 'Gary Cole'});

            fixture.detectChanges();
            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {

                expect(selectComponentInstance.bindOptions)
                  .toHaveBeenCalled();

                expect(selectComponentInstance.textByValue[4])
                  .toEqual('Gary Cole');

            });
        }));
    });
    describe('object', () => {

        let fixture: ComponentFixture<TestObjectComponent>;

        beforeEach(async(() => {
            TestBed.configureTestingModule({
                imports: [MdlSelectModule.forRoot()],
                declarations: [TestObjectComponent],
            });

            TestBed.compileComponents().then( () => {
                fixture = TestBed.createComponent(TestObjectComponent);
                fixture.detectChanges();
            });
        }));

        it('should support ngModel', async(() => {

            let testInstance = fixture.componentInstance;
            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                  .toEqual( [{i: 1, n: 'Bryan Cranston'}, {i: 2, n: 'Aaron Paul'}], 'did not init ngModel');

                testInstance.personObjs = [{i: 1, n: 'Bryan Cranston'}];

                fixture.detectChanges();
                fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                    expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                      .toEqual( [{i: 1, n: 'Bryan Cranston'}], 'did not update ngModel')
                });
            });

        }));

        it('should reset ngModel', async(() => {

            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'bindOptions');

            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                  .toEqual( [{i: 1, n: 'Bryan Cranston'}, {i: 2, n: 'Aaron Paul'}], 'did not init ngModel');

                selectComponentInstance.reset();

                fixture.detectChanges();
                fixture.whenStable().then(() => {
                    expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                      .toEqual([ ], 'did not reset ngModel')
                });
            });

        }));

        it('should select and deselect value', async(() => {

            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            const event = <Event>jasmine.createSpyObj('event', ['stopPropagation']);

            let arrWith3Obj = [{i: 1, n: 'Bryan Cranston'}, {i: 2, n: 'Aaron Paul'}, {i: 3, n: 'Bob Odenkirk'}];

            expect(selectComponentInstance.multiple)
              .toBe(true, 'is not multiple');

            selectComponentInstance.onSelect(event, arrWith3Obj[2]);

            expect(event.stopPropagation)
              .toHaveBeenCalled();

            fixture.detectChanges();
            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {

                expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                  .toEqual( arrWith3Obj, 'did not update ngModel on select 3');

                selectComponentInstance.onSelect(event, arrWith3Obj[2]);

                fixture.detectChanges();
                fixture.whenStable().then(() => {

                    expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                      .toEqual( [arrWith3Obj[0], arrWith3Obj[1]], 'did not update ngModel on deselect 3');

                    selectComponentInstance.onSelect(event, arrWith3Obj[1]);

                    fixture.detectChanges();
                    fixture.whenStable().then(() => {

                    expect(selectComponentInstance.ngModel)
                      .toEqual( [arrWith3Obj[0]], 'did not update ngModel on deselect 3');

                    });
                });

            });

        }));

        it('should bind options on options change', async(() => {

            let testInstance = fixture.componentInstance;
            let selectComponentInstance = fixture.debugElement.query(By.directive(MdlSelectComponent)).componentInstance;

            spyOn(selectComponentInstance, 'bindOptions').and.callThrough();

            testInstance.people.push({id: 4, name: 'Gary Cole'});

            fixture.detectChanges();
            fixture.whenStable().then(() => {

                expect(selectComponentInstance.bindOptions)
                  .toHaveBeenCalled();

                expect(selectComponentInstance.textByValue[JSON.stringify({i: 4, n: 'Gary Cole'})])
                  .toEqual('Gary Cole');

            });
        }));
    });
});

@Component({
  selector: 'test-disabled-component',
  template: `
    <form [formGroup]="form">
      <mdl-select formControlName="personId">
        <mdl-option *ngFor="let p of people" [value]="p.id">{{p.name}}</mdl-option>
      </mdl-select>
    </form>
  `
})

class TestDisabledComponent {
  form: FormGroup;
  personId: FormControl = new FormControl({value: 1, disabled: true});
  people: any[] = [
      {id: 1, name: 'Bryan Cranston'},
      {id: 2, name: 'Aaron Paul'},
      {id: 3, name: 'Bob Odenkirk'},
  ];

  constructor() {
    this.form = new FormGroup({
      personId: this.personId
    });
  }
}

@Component({
    selector: 'test-single-component',
    template: `
        <mdl-select label="{{label}}" floating-label [autoselectOnBlur]="true" [autocomplete]="true" [(ngModel)]="selectedValue">
          <mdl-option *ngFor="let p of people" [value]="p.id">{{p.name}}</mdl-option>
        </mdl-select>
    `
})
class TestAutoCompleteComponent {
    selectedValue: any = null;
    label: string = 'floating label';
    people: any[] = [
        {id: 1, name: 'Bryan Cranston'},
        {id: 2, name: 'Aaron Paul'},
        {id: 3, name: 'Bob Odenkirk'},
    ];
}

@Component({
    selector: 'test-single-component',
    template: `
        <mdl-select label="{{label}}" floating-label [(ngModel)]="personId">
          <mdl-option *ngFor="let p of people" [value]="p.id">{{p.name}}</mdl-option>
        </mdl-select>
    `
})
class TestSingleComponent {
    personId: number = 1;
    label: string = 'floating label';
    people: any[] = [
        {id: 1, name: 'Bryan Cranston'},
        {id: 2, name: 'Aaron Paul'},
        {id: 3, name: 'Bob Odenkirk'},
    ];
}

@Component({
    selector: 'test-multiple-component',
    template: `
        <mdl-select [(ngModel)]="personIds" [multiple]="true">
          <mdl-option *ngFor="let p of people" [value]="p.id">{{p.name}}</mdl-option>
        </mdl-select>
    `
})
class TestMultipleComponent {
    personIds: number[] = [1, 2];
    people: any[] = [
        {id: 1, name: 'Bryan Cranston'},
        {id: 2, name: 'Aaron Paul'},
        {id: 3, name: 'Bob Odenkirk'},
    ];
}

@Component({
    selector: 'test-object-component',
    template: `
        <mdl-select [(ngModel)]="personObjs" [multiple]="true">
          <mdl-option *ngFor="let p of people" [value]="{ i: p.id, n: p.name }">{{p.name}}</mdl-option>
        </mdl-select>
    `
})
class TestObjectComponent {
    personObjs: any[] = [{i: 1, n: 'Bryan Cranston'}, {i: 2, n: 'Aaron Paul'}];
    people: any[] = [
        {id: 1, name: 'Bryan Cranston'},
        {id: 2, name: 'Aaron Paul'},
        {id: 3, name: 'Bob Odenkirk'},
    ];
}


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Welcome to the VPR Archive (https://archive.vpr.org/tag/local/)
In Vergennes, Farmers' Market Set For Another Year
By VPR | May 8, 2012
The Vergennes City Council has agreed to continue the town's farmers' market on the City Green from June through September of this year.
VT Edition: Andrew Meyer on local foods changing a town's economy
By Jane Lindholm | January 26, 2009
VPR's Jane Lindholm talks with Andrew Meyer, founder of the Center for an Agricultural Economy about turning around a town's economy by supporting local food.
Douglas-Pollina argue over who gets credit for the "buy local" movement
By John Dillon | June 25, 2008
Progressive Anthony Pollina says Governor Jim Douglas is claiming credit for launching a "buy local" movement in 2003. Pollina says the idea originated years before with farmers and citizen activists.
Killington votes in favor of local option tax
By Nina Keck | March 5, 2008
Killington residents approved a 1% local option tax to fund a new town office for economic development. But as VPR's Nina Keck reports, the two-to-one victory was hard won.
Killington considers local option tax
Killington residents will vote tomorrow on whether or not to create a 1% local option tax on rooms and meals, sales and alcohol. Proponents believe it will raise funds vital for economic development. But critics – including Killington ski resort – say the tax is misguided.
Getting More Local Food into School Lunches
By Jane Lindholm | February 27, 2008
School lunch programs rely on federally subsidized foods that are trucked in from out of state, but schools are also turning to local farmers to provide more of what they serve. We examine the challenges of putting more local food in school cafeterias. Also, we look beyond the hand wringing over Lake Champlain's health to possible solutions, and a report from the Northeast Kingdom on a controversial constable who faces a serious challenger on March 4.
Vt State Police discuss their future mission
By Bob Kinzel | October 3, 2007
The director of the Vermont State Police is calling for a statewide discussion concerning the future mission of the State Police. Col. James Baker says his force is having a difficult time dealing with a number of serious cases, because the troopers are being asked to respond to calls from towns that rely solely on the State Police for all their law enforcement needs.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Beverly Hills Oil Field
Location of the Beverly Hills Oil Field in the context of the Los Angeles Basin and Southern California. Other oil fields are shown in gray.
The Beverly Hills Oil Field is a large and currently active oil field underneath part of the city of Beverly Hills, California, USA, and portions of the adjacent city of Los Angeles. Discovered in 1900, and with a cumulative production of over 150 million barrels of oil, it ranks 39th by size among California's oil fields, and is unusual for being a large, continuously productive field in an entirely urban setting. All drilling, pumping, and processing operations for the 97[1] currently active wells are done from within four large "drilling islands", visible on Pico and Olympic Boulevards as large windowless buildings, from which wells slant diagonally into different parts of the producing formations, directly underneath the multimillion-dollar residences and commercial structures of one of the wealthiest cities in the United States. Annual production from the field was 1.09 million barrels in 2006, 966,000 barrels in 2007, and 874,000 in 2008, and the field retains approximately 11 million barrels of oil in reserve, as estimated by the California Department of Conservation.[1][2] The largest operators as of 2009 were independent oil companies Plains Exploration & Production and BreitBurn Energy.[3]
1 Setting
2 Geology
3 History, production, and operations
Setting[edit]
Detail of the Beverly Hills Oil Field, showing its position relative to Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, and also showing the locations of the four active drilling islands. A fifth, inactive drilling island west of Beverly Hills High School is not shown.
While the oil field is unusual for being entirely within the confines of a large city, it is but one of many in the Los Angeles basin which are now overbuilt by dense residential and commercial development. The field is long and narrow, about four miles (6 km) long by a half-mile to mile across. Its long axis is aligned in a generally east-west direction, extending from the vicinity of the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and Beverly Glen on the west, east along Pico Boulevard, past La Cienega and Fairfax Avenue, to around the intersection of Pico and Hauser. From north to south the field is much narrower, extending near the middle of the field from near Monte Mar Drive in Los Angeles to about two blocks north of Olympic Blvd in Beverly Hills. The total productive area of the field, projected to ground surface, covers about 1,200 acres (4.9 km2).[4]
In most oil fields, wells are drilled at optimum spacing for petroleum extraction with the boreholes going straight down into the target formations. Since this method of field development is not possible in a large city with no open land, all the wells tapping into the Beverly Hills field are clustered into four drilling islands—oil production and processing facilities tightly packed into windowless, soundproofed buildings—so as to have a minimal impact on adjacent land uses. The westernmost of these buildings, containing wells and which accesses the designated West Area of the field, is on the grounds of Beverly Hills High School at the corner of Olympic Blvd. and Heath Avenue, just southeast of the baseball diamond. This facility also houses storage tanks, several oil-water separator units, a pump house, compressor house, and an office building.[5]
A facility similar to the one adjacent to Beverly Hills High School, operated by BreitBurn Energy, is north of Pico between Doheny Drive and Cardiff Ave. Yet another drilling island, the largest of the four, containing over fifty active wells and operated by Plains Exploration & Production, is north of Pico between Genesee Avenue and Spaulding Avenue. This drilling island also contains wells that angle northeast into the Salt Lake Oil Field. Within the boundary of the adjacent Cheviot Hills Oil Field, and on the grounds of the Hillcrest Country Club about 500 feet (150 m) south of the intersection of Pico Boulevard and Century Hill East, is a fourth, smaller drilling island, operated by Hillcrest Beverly Oil Corp. This small drilling island includes 12 active wells directionally drilled into the Beverly Hills Oil Field, as well as several others drilled into the Cheviot Hills Field.[6]
The operators of a fifth drilling island, located at the northern corner of Avenue of the Stars and Constellation Boulevard in Century City, finished abandoning it in 1990. Originally constructed in the 1950s on what was then an unused back lot of Twentieth Century Fox Studios, its production steadily declined in the 1970s, and by 1989 the last well was shut down. Land use changes and soaring real estate values contributed to its elimination.[7]
The city of Los Angeles handles all building permits and air permitting issues for the oil field.[8]
Geology[edit]
Beverly Hills Oil Field Structure Map
The field is a faulted anticlinal structure with oil trapped by a combination of structural and stratigraphic mechanisms. Bounding the field on the south is the Brentwood-Las Cienegas Fault, and the field ends on the west near the Santa Monica Fault Complex. The minimum depth to the larger deposits of profitably extractable oil varies from about 5600 to about 7,200 feet (2,200 m) below ground surface, or 5400 to 7,000 feet (2,100 m) below sea level (as the approximate elevation of this portion of the Los Angeles Basin is about 200 feet).[4]
The uppermost producing unit was the first to be discovered, and consists of oil-bearing structures called the Wolfskill Zone, within the Repetto Sands, a Pliocene-age feature principally in the western part of the field. Oil in these sands is mainly found in pinch-out structures, in which oil is trapped in more permeable sub-units within impermeable sands. Underneath this unit, separated by an unconformity, is the larger Modelo Formation, consisting of several sand units: the D/M Sands (the topmost), the Hauser Sand, around 4,500 feet (1,400 m) below sea level, and the Ogden Sand, around 7,200 feet (2,200 m) below sea level. Beneath the Ogden Sand is a nodular shale unit, also grouped with the Modelo; it contains no oil. Both the Ogden and the Hauser are richly productive, while a few oil-bearing pinch-outs are found in the D/M sand, which otherwise forms an impermeable cap to the Hauser.[4] The deepest unit in the field which is being pumped is a portion of the Ogden Sands in the East Area of the field, discovered in 1967, which is at an average depth of 10,800 feet (3,300 m).[9]
According to BreitBurn Energy, one of the two principal producers on the eastern part of the field, there were 600 million barrels of oil originally in place; since 111 million have been recovered, about 489 million remain. They do not state what percentage of that reserve is recoverable using current technologies.[10]
History, production, and operations[edit]
BreitBurn Drilling Island
Oil was discovered in the northern Los Angeles basin in 1893, not far from the city center, and development of the Los Angeles City Oil Field was fast. By 1895, that field was producing over half of the oil in the state, and drillers began looking for even more new oil prospects around the basin, attempting to match the enormous finds taking place simultaneously just over the Tehachapis in Kern County.[11] In July 1900, W.W. Orcutt drilled into the Wolfskill zone of the Repetto Sands, about 2,500 feet (760 m) below ground surface, discovering the Beverly Hills Field.[4] While the oil was of reasonably good quality—it was light, with a high API gravity between 33 and 60, although with a high sulfur content—development was slow, since the Wolfskill find was relatively small, and other fields in the Los Angeles basin were growing almost as fast as operators could drill new wells.
The eastern portion of the field—known simply as the East Area—is the most productive, and is also the most recently discovered of all the major oil fields in the Los Angeles Basin, as it was not found until 1966. It reached its peak production quickly, within two years of discovery, reporting 11.8 million barrels for 1968.[9] In 1988, BreitBurn Energy bought a portion of the Beverly Hills Field, intending to apply modern mapping and secondary recovery technology to the mature oil field, as previous operators were moving out, in favor of easier prospects in less highly regulated environments.[12]
Field operators began using waterflooding in 1968 in several pools in the East Area (now operated by BreitBurn and Plains).[9] In this method, produced water is reinjected into the reservoir to increase pressure (as oil is pumped out, internal reservoir pressure naturally decreases, resulting in a reduced pumping rate; a common way to restore pumping rates is to reinject wastewater into the reservoir to restore the original reservoir pressure). Water reinjection is also a convenient means of wastewater disposal, which in an urban setting is a practical problem, as the volume of water pumped from the reservoir often exceeds that of crude oil; while oil fields in isolated areas often use large evaporation ponds for water disposal, that luxury is not available for crowded urban sites with higher environmental standards. For example, in 2008, the California Department of Conservation, Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources (DOGGR) reported 882,953 barrels of oil produced from the field, but 8,732,941 barrels of water. Of this, 7,280,887 barrels were reinjected back into the reservoir.[13][14]
Since many of the residents of the area own the mineral rights to their properties, they are entitled to royalty payments from the oil produced from underneath their land. In 1975, there were 6,200 individuals getting such payments.[15]
Development of the field has not been without controversy. The drilling island adjacent to Beverly Hills High School occasioned a series of lawsuits in 2003, in which parents of students at the school, observing what they believed to be excess rates of certain cancers among those exposed to toxins emitted from the facility, attempted to have it shut down. Plaintiffs claimed that a "cluster" of 280 cancers—primarily Hodgkin's disease, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and thyroid cancer, recorded over a period of about 30 years—were caused by emissions of volatile organic compounds (including benzene and toluene) from the drilling island, currently hidden behind sound walls. Samples of air taken near the site by the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD) showed nothing unusual, and the cases were thrown out in 2006 and 2007. The judge who dismissed the cases, Superior Court Judge Wendell Mortimer, Jr., said that he was unpersuaded that the facility caused any harm, and also "found no evidence that the school district was aware of any danger."[16][17] Additionally, the University of Southern California Medical School stated that the particular cancers noted in the lawsuits are not known to be caused by exposure to petroleum and its byproducts.[18]
^ a b "Oil and Gas Statistics: 2007 Annual Report" (PDF). California Department of Conservation. December 31, 2007. Retrieved August 25, 2009.
^ "2008 Preliminary Report of California Oil and Gas Production Statistics" (PDF). California Department of Conservation. January 2009. Retrieved September 5, 2009.
^ DOGGR database: well production sums
^ a b c d California Oil and Gas Fields. Sacramento: California Department of Conservation. 1998. pp. 46, 49. Archived from the original on 2010-01-02. Retrieved 2009-08-31.
^ Horowitz, p. 8.
^ California Department of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources
^ DOGGR 1990 Annual Report, p. 15–16.
^ Mark T. Gamache and Paul L. Frost, Urban Development of Oil Fields in the Los Angeles Basin Area, 1983 to 2001. Publication No. TR52, California Department of Conservation. p. 2.
^ a b c California Oil and Gas Fields. Sacramento: California Department of Conservation. 1998. p. 48. Archived from the original on 2010-01-02. Retrieved 2009-08-31.
^ [1] Reinhard Suchsland, Geology and Production History of the East Beverly Hills Oil Field, Los Angeles Basin, California.
^ Oil History of California, DOGGR
^ Megan Sever: "Urban Oil Drilling", GeoTimes
^ DOGGR Beverly Hills Field production query.
^ DOGGR Beverly Hills Field injection query.
^ Erickson, R.C; Spaulding, A.O (2013). "Urban Oil Production and Subsidence Control - A Case History, Beverly Hills (East) Oilfield, California". Fall Meeting of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME. doi:10.2118/5603-MS.
^ "Beverly Hills schools dropped from lawsuit over campus oil well". Associated Press. March 23, 2007. Retrieved August 25, 2009.
^ Kasindorf, Martin (April 28, 2003). "Lawyers calling Beverly Hills High a hazard". USA Today. Retrieved August 25, 2009.
^ Jaroff, Leon (June 11, 2003). "Erin Brockovich's Junk Science". Time Magazine. Archived from the original on January 20, 2011. Retrieved August 30, 2009.
California Oil and Gas Fields, Volumes I, II and III. Vol. I (1998), Vol. II (1992), Vol. III (1982). California Department of Conservation, Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources (DOGGR). 1,472 pp. Beverly Hills Oil Field information pp. 46–50. PDF file available on CD from www.consrv.ca.gov. (As of August 2009, not available for download on their FTP site.)
California Department of Conservation, Oil and Gas Statistics, Annual Report, December 31, 2006.
Horowitz, Joy. Parts per million: the poisoning of Beverly Hills High School. p. 8. Viking, 2007. ISBN 0-670-03798-2
Aerial photo in Google Maps showing the West Pico facility
Chevron Corporation (then Standard Oil) brochure from the late 1960s, describing field operations and benefits to homeowners, including royalty payments
School Fuel: Beverly Hills High's Tower Of Hope - illustrated article about the drilling island adjacent to Beverly Hills High School
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Robert Glasper Trío, contemporary axis of the genre, will open the Portón del Jazz 2015 festival next Friday.
There are some entries left to enjoy Glasper's genial mix of jazz and hip-hop. All the tickets for the Marcus Miller Afrodeezia Tour ( July 24th ) have been sold. Hurry up to if you don't want to miss the rest of concerts: Richard Bona Mandekan Cubano (July 17th) and Carmen Souza (july 31th).
One more summer Alhaurín de la Torre will refresh high temperatures with cool gardens and Jazz at El Portón estate. The Culture Councillorship, headed by the Councillor Mario Pérez and with the artistic direction of the cultural Manager Toni Cordero, predicts a bold 2015 edition of "El Portón del Jazz". There has been a substantial increase in the ticket sales in advance and at the box office, due to the great call of brilliant jazz figures. As an example, the festival has ran out of entries for the concert of Marcus Miller on July 24th. Everything seems to indicate that this will not be the only evening with the poster of «sold-out».
Robert Glasper Trío
Robert Glasper will open this edition 2015 of the mythic cycle. Known worldwide for his ability to mix the sounds of jazz and hip-hop, the pianist Robert Glasper says he is «a jazz musician who likes many things, and not only jazz". He was born in 1978 in Houston (United States) and encouraged by his mother, professional singer of jazz and blues, began playing the piano at church, mixing influences from gospel, blues and jazz. He studied at the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music and soon started working with artists of jazz, RB and hip-hop like Mos Def, Q-Tip, Kanye West, Erykah Badu, Jay-Z or Meshell Ndegeoncello. In 2003 he published his first album «Mood», later came «Canvas», the first with the Blue Note label, and two years later «In My Element», with reviews of Herbie Hancock and quotations from Duke Ellington threw in 2005. In 2009 arrived «Double-Booked» with some influences of funk and spoken word in charge of Bilal and Mos Def. Glasper has performed at major festivals leading RCDC Experiment with Derrick Hodge (bass), Chris Dave (drums) and Casey Benjamin (Sax). Their next album with Blue Note, «Black Radio», was the winner of two Grammy Awards. Recently, in the trío formatwhich will perform in Alhaurin de la Torre, Glasper has edited "Covered" also with Blue Note, with great critical success.
The bassist Vicente Archer will perform with him. Born and raised in Woodstock, New York, Vicente Archer is one of the best bass players of his generation. The atmosphere of his hometown and his own family, full of musicians, led him from a very early age to play the guitar in a self-taught way. At 16 years old he already took part in several ensembles in the area of the Hudson Valley and forged a proper name in jazz. He began studying at the New England Conservatory and moved to Boston, where he changed instrument, beginning to play the acoustic bass. At the age of 20, while still studying at Boston, he was chosen by saxophonist and talent-hunter Donald Harrison for a tour, whilst he entered the prestigious Eric Reed Trio. Then he went to New York and began working with artists like Terence Blanchard, Kenny Garrett, Stanley Jordan, and many more. He currently works with the Blue Note label with Robert Glasper and Nicholas Payton among other renowned jazz interpreters. He is considered one of the most promising new voices of jazz.
The Trío will be completed by the drummer Damion Reid, from West Covina, California. Son of a bassist and a singer, at age three, he already played in the Church and at twelve, world-renowned drummer Billy Higginsse, became his mentor. With him, Reid enjoyed years of training and creativity that forged his musical spirit, able to catch melodies both in analytical and conceptual way. Soon he joined the collective of Billy Higginsse drums in the club «The World Stage», learning from stars such as Billy Childs, George Bohanon and Oscar Brashear. When he fininshed his school studies moved to Boston and at the Conservatory of New England coincided with big names as Cecil McBee, Danilo Perez. He received the prestigious scholarship Alan Dawson and joined the Institute of Jazz from the University of the Southern California, then went to study in New York where he began to perform with artists such as Robert Glasper, Ravi Coltrane and Steve Coleman, among many others.
Great voices of Jazz will also starr the rest of the concerts: Richard Bona Mandekan Cubano (July 17th), Marcus Miller Afrodeezia Tour (July 24th) and Carmen Souza (July 31th) .
III Portón del Jazz Contest for emerging groups
Before the main concert – that will begin at 22:30 h – at 21:30 h the public will be able to attend the III Portón del Jazz Contest. The first night (July 10th) Daniel Torres Quintet will act. This group, formed by five young Spanish musicians, develops a personal and original music with roots in the bebop and into more modern sounds, creating an innovative and compact music in which the interaction and improvisation are the main elements.
The band was formed recently and this will be their debut, in which they will play mostly new songs composed by these five musicians. All its components have a consolidated experience in the world of the music and jazz in particular, having lived and studied in different cities, such as New York, Boston, London, Groningen, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Portugal, etc…
The quintet is made up by: Daniel Torres (saxophone); Markus Schneider (double bass and electric bass); Fernando Broz (flute); Juan Galiardo (piano) and Javier de el Barco (drums).
Dynamics of the evening
On july 10th, 17th, 24th and 31th at 21:00 o'clock, doors of El Portón estate will be opened. Attendees can enjoy the large gardens, a green lung in the urban center, with outdoor sculpturesmade by the Art Collectiveof the provincial prison, Moraga.
The interior art gallery has two showrooms which will be open to the public until midnight. The biggest Hall, 'El Portón' hosts an amazing multidisciplinary exhibition under the slogan «Intermezzo» by the prestigious José María Córdoba.
«Jazz series» is the motto of the pictures display by José Antonio García at the 'Bryan Hartley Robison' room.
There are more works of art to enjoy, like the mural of the civilizations by Lola García Chamizo in plaza Antonio Romero. There will be held the performances by participating groups in the III Portón del Jazz contest, beginning at 21: 30 h. Each evening will be the turn of a band. On July 31th, prior to the awards ceremony, saxophonist Antonio Lizana will be acting as a guest artist.
Since the opening, both the bar service, at affordable prices, and the free play-room for children between three and twelve years old, will be running until midnight. It makes possible for parents to enjoy the evening while their children are taken care of by specialized monitors with games, stories, and crafts.
At 22:30 h the main concerts takes place in the Auditorium. To show respect to artists, is not permitted to take pictures with flash. The spectators must switch off their mobile phones as well as those located in the first rows are asked not to smoke. After the concert Jam Sessions of short duration will be held in the Antonio Romero Plaza or, in its lack, there will be environmental jazz music.
El Portón del Jazz has increased its impact on the network. The festival has a new updated website, www.portondeljazz.es. The site has an elegant and functional design, allowing intuitive and comfortable navigation, with lots of content.
On the other hand, the Festival has its own profiles in Facebook (Porton del Jazz), You Tube Channel with the same name and Twitter account : @PortondelJazz #PortondelJazz. We also have E-mail account: portondeljazzgmail.com. There is also an account on Instagram (Porton del Jazz) and also an application for smartphones and tablets that you can download free, Porton del Jazz, with useful information for anyone who wants to attend, developed by VIP apps.
Sale of tickets
There are still some entries left, although the rhythms of sales lead to think that it will be for a short time. Tickets are on sale in www.mientrada.net. Physically, they can be purchased in Finca El Portón (from Monday to Friday from 10 to 13:30, and 18 to 21 h; Saturday from 18 to 21 h, Monday afternoon closed).
The ticket price is €15, except tickets for July 24h (Marcus Miller/ sold out) which were sold at a price of €20.
"Jazz is the big brother of Revolution. Revolution follows it around".
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Doctor accused of 'looting'
Obstetrician Drs. Samet Temple was assigned to the Shivhari State Hospital for 2 months for 23 months, with a directive from the Provincial Health Services Directorate.
According to the DHA report, Drs. Temple Yunus came to his room at the Emre State Hospital yesterday. According to Doctor Temple's claim, as he was collecting his personal belongings, security guards came and told him that he could not use the room and wanted to take it out. Doctor Temple recorded the moments that security guards used to wait at the door with their cell phone cameras and shared them on social media.
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In the image; "I'm being thrown out of my room right now. I'm being kicked out of my room by security personnel. I'm Dr. Samet Temple. It's obvious that everywhere I work here. It's a mob. Mobbing. Is applied by K. Hospital administration. I will definitely use them in the judiciary. The incident is brought to the judiciary. I asked them to call the security forces. I told the security guards to keep a report. I'm on annual leave now, I came from my house. Room to collect my belongings. I came to my computer to use my information. These officers tried to get me out of my room. I Want, "Dr. Samet Temple went to the Tepebier Ertugerulzi police station and complained about the security officers.
Temple said in his statement here, "I came to the polyclinic room, which I always use at Yunus Emre State Hospital, to take my luggage and lock the door. Meanwhile, the door was knocked off, one The person who said that he said. The security manager asked me to open the door and leave the hospital immediately. I said, 'Notify the law enforcement officers. Take a record of what was taken out of me. Give me a sample . "They tried to get me out. Sticking to my collar. So I started recording videos. I am complaining that the manager and three security guards tried to force me to hold me by my collar," he said. . "
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Eskisehir A statement given by Yunus Emre State Hospital on the subject said that the allegations made against the doctor were unfounded:
Dr. who worked as a specialist in gynecology and gynecologist clinic. Samet Temple received disciplinary fines with the approval of the Provincial Disciplinary Board as a result of an investigation conducted by the Provincial Health Directorate. Samet Temple, who was not on duty in our hospital on the above date and who should be on duty in another hospital, entered the examination hall at 08.00 on 24 March 2021, with a key which he did not ordinarily assign, he captured. have done. Causing the disintegration of the victims of service and patients by closing the examination hall from inside until 15.45 pm, and preventing the outpatient clinic from serving. "
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" MOBBING CLAIMS ARE UNBORNED "
In the statement, it was stated that the allegations of the " mob " were also unfounded. Making statements that damaged the reputation of our personnel, he shot the videos and published them in various media as an attack on the law and the reputation of our institution. Security camera recordings reveal that it has unfounded allegations such as " leaping, throwing it off the collar " and misleading the public. All kinds of precautions and assignments have been made to prevent patients from experiencing suffering, and a victim claimed by the individual is not experienced in our hospital. It was stated that a judicial and administrative inquiry has been initiated on the subject.
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can smbd advise inexprensive one from google express that can do 2933mhz or higher?
The deal is through Fry's, to which I would not normally need to pay tax, but via Google Express sales tax is charged, which is more than half of the coupon savings.
I personally dont know - my last build was an I5 (intel) so I'm a bit out of the loop.
However, there is no shortage of posts about people not being able to run memory at it's rated speeds (> 2400) for some reason. Again, I dont know the specifics as I've only been considering building a 2nd box (Ryzen this time) and have skimmed a few articles.
I made two separate orders. I got 16gb for $125 plus tax but I get taxed everywhere.
I bought that set a few weeks ago via amazon and it works perfect at 3000 on ryzen 2. Ryzen 1 the CPU's memory controller won't reliably go over 2933, but ryzen 2 can handle 3400 without any issues (and possibly higher, but over 3400 is where ram starts getting very pricey).
How did you use both promos?
Did you do it on the same Google account or separate ones? I'm thinking of getting 2 myself, but having my brother order the second one, unless I can do it myself. Thanks.
I used two Google accounts.
repped! how much did you pay?
I paid $83 at the time. The same kit is substantially more on amazon now, but $79 via google express is pretty dang good. It's cheap enough that I'm thinking of picking up another set.
MB: I have a ASRock AB350 for my ryzen 1600 and I got an MSI X370 Gaming Plus for my 2700. Both are solid boards, the ASRock I need a fan on the CPU VRMs (upper left) or they get too hot, and the MSI I need a fan on the chipset (lower right) or it gets too hot.
Both boards have been pretty solid for me, but you can get some great deals on X370s now that the X470s are out, so I'd generally go for the x370 over both the b350 and x470.
Just made an order. Thanks!
Im doing a budget build, any advice helps.. i did buy this Ram instead of whats listed. Thank you! At work so its hard to post.
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Hey I did take a look, you will need a low capacity SSD to install OS10. 120GB is fine, 240GB isn't issue, I prefer 240GB.


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Q: Finding a combination of numbers of size N that sum up to a given number Given the number C and a number N. I want to find N numbers that sum up to C and the difference between the highest and the lowest of these number should not be more than one.
For example:
Given these -> (C = 26, N = 7) --  I need an algorithm that would find these -> [4 4 4 4 4 3 3]
C = 11, N = 5 - [3 2 2 2 2]
C = 17, N = 4 - [5 4 4 4]
C = 10, N = 3 - [4 3 3]
C = 5, N = 2  - [3 2]

Edit: Had a mistake in the examples.
I did this:
    //N and C are declared above.
    int[] numbers = new int[N];
    int lowBound = C / N;
    int Modulo = C % N;
    for(int i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++) {
        numbers[i] = lowBound;
    }
    while(Modulo > 0) {
        for(int i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++) {

            if(Modulo < 1) break;
            numbers[i]++;
            Modulo--;
        }
     }

Also i am sorry.
I was just looking for a headstart, I am quite new here.

A: From the comment section to the answer box
Turns out you don't need a loop for this, just math.
public class SolveCombination {
    public static List<Integer> solve(int c, int n) {
        int k = c / n;
        int rk = k + 1;
        int p = (c - (k * n));

        return Stream.concat(Stream.generate(() -> rk).limit(p),
                             Stream.generate(() -> k).limit(n - p))
                     .collect(Collectors.toList());
    }
}

Sample runs with jshell
jshell> solve(26, 7)
$7 ==> [4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 3, 3]

jshell> solve(17, 4)
$8 ==> [5, 4, 4, 4]

jshell> solve(10, 3)
$9 ==> [4, 3, 3]

jshell> solve(5, 2)
$10 ==> [3, 2]

jshell> solve(11, 5)
$11 ==> [3, 2, 2, 2, 2]

jshell> solve(0, 5)
$12 ==> [0, 0, 0, 0, 0]

jshell> solve(1, 5)
$13 ==> [1, 0, 0, 0, 0]

jshell> solve(0, 0)
|  java.lang.ArithmeticException thrown: / by zero
|        at solve (#6:2)
|        at (#14:1)

jshell>

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BREAKING: Ohio Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Declare June 14 'President Donald J. Trump Day'
"This legislation will help ensure that for one day each year the voice of millions of people from all corners of our state will be commemorated."
in Politics, States
Ohio Republican state reps Jon Cross and Reggie Stoltzfus announced Friday that they are seeking co-sponsors for a bill that would recognize the date of June 14 as "President Donald J. Trump Day" in the interest of celebrating one of the greatest presidents in American history."
In a statement released Friday afternoon, Cross and Stoltzfus declare, "Former President Donald J. Trump was our 45th President of the United States and against great odds, accomplished many things that have led our nation to unparalleled prosperity."
June 14 is President Trump's birthday, and also overlaps with Flag Day.
"Let's show the 3,154,834 Ohio voters (a record historic number of votes received for President in Ohio) who cast their ballot to re-elect Donald J Trump that we as a legislature recognize the accomplishments of his administration, and that the Ohio house believes it is imperative we set aside a day to celebrate one of the greatest presidents in American history," the memorandum reads.
The statement concludes, "President Donald J. Trump personified the emotions of millions of Ohioans who for too long have felt marginalized by our government and the American political system, adding, "this legislation will help ensure that for one day each year the voice of millions of people from all corners of our state will be commemorated."
Correcting: Ohio Republican Reps. Jon Cross and Reggie Stoltzfus are looking for cosponsors to declare June 14 "President Donald J. Trump Day" to "celebrate one of the greatest presidents in American history" – that's Trump's birthday (also Flag Day) pic.twitter.com/h3kfRorxp9
— Karen Kasler (@karenkasler) January 29, 2021
Cross and Stoltzfus are currently seeking co-sponsors for the legislation within the Ohio House of Representatives.
Earlier this month, President Trump announced the creation of an "Office of the Former President," which will carry on the agenda of the Trump administration:
Today President Donald J. Trump announced the Office of the Former President, staffed by President Trump's former White House advisors. According to a statement from the Office of the Former President, Trump will continue to push for his America First agenda using the Office.
"Today, the 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, formally opened the Office of the Former President," the statement began.
"The Office will be responsible for managing President Trump's correspondence, public statements, appearances, and official activities to advance the interests of the United States and to carry on the agenda of the Trump Administration through advocacy, organizing, and public activism."
President Trump left office maintaining strong support from the Republican voter base, and current President Joe Biden continues to pull in anemic approval ratings after his first week in office.
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Q: sails js layout view change folder My project has more than one layout, I want to make a folder to contain these layouts and pull them out of the view folder, but when I do this, the layout does not load when I run the application.
How could I solve this?
Tx in advance.

A: To solve this you have two options, depending on whether you are using routes or the controller to serve your views.
Firstly, let's say you have a folder "mylayouts" in your views folder and this folder contains numerous layouts eg. "layout_home.ejs", "layout_admin.ejs" etc.
To use these layouts for a specific view, you can:
A. Set the layout using locals in the config/routes.js file, be sure to include both the folder name and layout filename. eg.
'/': {
    view: 'homepage',
    locals: {
        layout: '/mylayouts/layout_home.ejs'
    }
}

B. Set the layout in the response from the controller, again insuring to include both the folder name and layout filename. eg.
/**
 * AdminController
 *
 * @description :: Server-side logic for managing admins
 * @help        :: See http://sailsjs.org/#!/documentation/concepts/Controllers
 */

module.exports = {

    index : function(req, res){
        res.view({
            layout : '/mylayouts/layout_admin.ejs'
        })
    }

};


The CLEAN 2015 show was a huge success for Fibertech. Customer reaction to the product line was positive and there was a significant interest in customization capabilities, according to the company.
At Clean, Fibertech featured their F-LT67 laundry cart's new design and the new 16-bushel, UC16 utility cart. Fibertech rotationally molded laundry carts include the new vertical and horizontal ribbing on the body, reinforced plastic base and industrial-strength casters. This cart is built to handle heavy loads and durable enough to withstand the test of time. The F-LT67 laundry cart is ideal for large amounts of soiled linens, wet towels, dirty uniforms and any other textiles that need to be stored and transported. The new UC16 utility cart offers the same Fibertech quality in a smaller footprint than the UC20, easily passing through standard doorways.
Fibertech grows their product line based on customers' requests and needs so the show was the best opportunity to be face-to-face with customers.
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Interview with Noam Chomsky: Global ethics, American foreign policy and the academic as activist
Heather Widdows, Dec 2005, In : Journal of Global Ethics. 1, 2, p. 197-205
The impact of new reproductive technologies on concepts of genetic relatedness and non-relatedness
Heather Widdows, 2006, Women's Reproductive Rights. Widdows, H., Idiakez, I. A. & Cirión, A. E. (eds.). Palgrave Macmillan, p. 151-164
Women's Reproductive Rights
Heather Widdows (ed.), (ed.) & (ed.), 2006, London: Palgrave Macmillan. 264 p.
Global Social Justice in Theory and Practice
Nicola Smith, Heather Widdows, 1 Jan 2007.
Conceptualising the self in the genetic era
Heather Widdows, 1 Mar 2007, p. 5-12. 8 p.
Christian Approaches to Bioethics
Heather Widdows, Jun 2007, Principles of Health Care Ethics. Ashcroft, R., Dawson, A., Draper, H. & McMillan, J. (eds.). 2 ed. Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell, p. 99-107 9 p.
Is global ethics moral neo-colonialism? An investigation of the issue in the context of bioethics
Heather Widdows, 1 Jul 2007, In : Bioethics. 21, 6, p. 305-315 11 p.
Reconceptualising Ethics: Challenges to Traditional Medical Ethics
Heather Widdows, Nov 2007, Ethics and Law of Intellectual Property: Current Problems in Politics, Science and Technology. Lenk, C., Hoppe, N. & Andorno, R. (eds.). Aldershot: Ashgate, p. 159-174
Why and What Global Ethics?
Heather Widdows, Jul 2008, Ethics in an Era of Globalisation. Vanderkerckhove, W., Commers, M. S. R. & Verlinden, A. (eds.). Aldershot: Ashgate, p. 95-112
Conceptualising health: insights from the capability approach
Iain Law & Heather Widdows, 1 Dec 2008, In : Health Care Analysis. 16, 4, p. 303-14 12 p.


Do you want better memory? Try exercise!
I have always thought that your memory naturally gets worse as you age, but apparently, this does not have to be the case. In fact a healthy lifestyle can support brain health and can even encourage your brain to grow new neurons. This is called neurogenesis or neuroplasticity. Your hippocampus (the brains memory center) is particularly adaptable and is capable of growing new cells throughout your lifetime, so long as you give it the tools to do so. According to John J Ratey, the author of the book Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain, there's overwhelming evidence that exercise produces large cognitive gains and helps fight dementia. Some new research has shown that exercise may even be able to help with your study!
One way in which exercise is thought to benefit your memory is by prompting nerve cells to release proteins known as neurotrophic factors. These growth factors signal brain stem cells and muscle satellite cells to convert into new neurons and new muscle cells respectively. This in part explains how exercise benefits both your muscles and your brain at the same time.
A 2010 study in Neuroscience on primates revealed that regular exercise helped the monkeys learn new tasks twice as quickly as non-exercising monkeys. The researchers believe this would work for people as well.
More recently, a study from Georgia Institute of Technology found that a mere 20 minute weight training session could improve long term memory. "Our study indicates that people don't have to dedicate large amounts of time to give their brain a boost" said the lead researcher. In the study the participants were shown images, classified as either positive, neutral or negative. They were asked to recall as many images as possible. They were then assigned to two groups, active or passive. The active group was told to do 50 leg extension at their maximal effort using a resistance exercise machine. The passive group was asked to simply sit and let the machine move their leg for them. 2 days later, the participants were shown a series of images, including the ones they'd not previously seen. "The researchers found about 50% of the original photos were recalled by the passive group, while the active group remembered about 60% of the images". The lead researcher Lisa Weinberg believes that other forms of exercise, such as squats or knee bends would most likely produce similar results. A 10% difference may not seem like a lot, but I would think every improvement would be beneficial.
Among elementary school students, 40 minutes of daily exercise increased IQ by an average of nearly four points.
Among 6th graders, the fittest students scored 30% higher than average students, and the less fit students scored 20% lower.
Among older students, those who play vigorous sports have a 20% improvement in Maths, Science, English and Social studies.
Students who exercised before class improved test scores by 17%, and those who worked out for 40 minutes improved an entire letter grade.
Employees who exercise regularly are 15% more efficient than those who do not.
If you want to strengthen your memory, the new information you're receiving can be more successfully imprinted into your brain for later recall if you work out immediately following your study session.
It continually amazes me what new research reveals about the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. Most people would be aware of the health and wellness benefits of exercise, but the research in this post shows another important outcome of exercise. Better memory. Who wouldn't want improved memory?
If you are studying for exams I would suggest testing this out. Do some exercise before or after your study session and see what benefits it may have. Hopefully it will help improve your memory and your exam results. It may also help improve your creativity as one of my previous posts pointed out. Even if it doesn't help the memory, it is still getting you out of the poor sitting position we are often in, which is a good thing. I will definitely be testing it out with my study.
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Neuroscience. 2010 Jun 2;167(4):1239-48. Epub 2010 Mar 6.


A UNSW-led geological analysis of the site where a 6000-year old human skull was discovered in Papua New Guinea in 1929 has revealed that the person most likely died in a catastrophic tsunami.
When UNSW's Jes Sammut helped to start a fish farming research project in the remote PNG highlands, the hope was to improve the nutrition of the locals. As it turns out, the rewards are far greater, and provide a template for the greater undeveloped world.
A UNSW-led fish farming research project in the remote PNG highlands is providing a valuable source of protein and income for locals and helping to reduce crime and tribal warfare.
The Federal Government can remove the legal risks facing the PNG plan by amending the Migration Act and legislating in breach of the refugee convention. But this may be a step too far for Parliament, writes George Williams.
Resettling refugees in PNG has the potential to create a class of traumatised individuals who arrive without family or support services to meet their intense needs, writes Belinda Liddell.
The plan to send asylum seekers to Papua New Guinea is sure to be challenged in the courts but it is unlikely to meet the same fate as the Malaysian solution, argues George Williams.
UNSW's HIV researchers continue to cement their reputation as world leaders in their field.


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Exemplification of an Indian deed for land belonging to the Seneca, Cayuga and Onnondaga, 1726
Exemplification of an Indian deed for all that land lying and being sixty miles distance, taken directly from the water into the county, beginning from a creek called Canahogue, on the Lake Oswego, all along said lake and the narrow passage from the same to the falls of Oniagara, Canaquaragne, and all along the river Oniagara; and all along the Lake Catarackquis to the creek called Sodoms, belonging to the Sinekes, thence to the hill called Tegerhunksewde, belonging to the Cayonges, and from thence to the creek called Caynunghage, belonging to the Onnondages.
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New York State Archives. Dept. of State. Applications for land grants, 1642-1803. A0272-78, Volume 10, page 13.
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Select Another Show ......................... Lucille Ball Jack Benny Shelley Berman Lenny Bruce George Burns & Gracie Allen Jean Carroll Phyllis Diller Ruth Draper Totie Fields Redd Foxx Tom Lehrer Robert Klein Steve Martin Bob Newhart Mike Nichols and Elaine May Minnie Pearl Gilda Radner Reiner and Brooks Anna Russell Mort Sahl The Smothers Brothers Stiller and Meara Lily Tomlin Sophie Tucker Ruth Wallis Betty Walker Flip Wilson Henny Youngman
Nichols and May: Mike Nichols and Elaine May met at the University of Chicago where they created a dramatic style of comedy that was based more on character and motivation than snappy patter and gags. Their formula was really pretty simple: they took every opportunity to expose our flaws. Technology and psychology couldn't stand up against imperfect human emotions in their routines. In 1960, they starred in their own Broadway show after they gained immense popularity in New York. They split up soon afterward, both going on to direct films and occasionally reteaming for charity events.
Material excerpted from: An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May (314 558 456-2); Copyright: Mercury Records, Inc. (1960). Publisher: All titles written by Mike Nichols and Elaine May and published by N&M Enterprises, Inc.
Mike Nichols and Elaine May Examine Doctors (314 558 457-2); Copyright: Mercury Records, Inc. (1962). Publisher: All titles written by Mike Nichols and Elaine May and published by N&M Enterprises, Inc.
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