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"""
    Cloudbreak API

    Cloudbreak is a powerful left surf that breaks over a coral reef, a mile off southwest the island of Tavarua, Fiji. Cloudbreak is a cloud agnostic Hadoop as a Service API. Abstracts the provisioning and ease management and monitoring of on-demand clusters. SequenceIQ's Cloudbreak is a RESTful application development platform with the goal of helping developers to build solutions for deploying Hadoop YARN clusters in different environments. Once it is deployed in your favourite servlet container it exposes a REST API allowing to span up Hadoop clusters of arbitary sizes and cloud providers. Provisioning Hadoop has never been easier. Cloudbreak is built on the foundation of cloud providers API (Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Openstack), Apache Ambari, Docker lightweight containers, Swarm and Consul. For further product documentation follow the link: http://hortonworks.com/apache/cloudbreak/

    OpenAPI spec version: 2.9.0

    Generated by: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen.git
"""

from pprint import pformat
from six import iteritems
import re

class FailurePolicyResponse(object):
    """
    NOTE: This class is auto generated by the swagger code generator program.
    Do not edit the class manually.
    """

    """
    Attributes:
      swagger_types (dict): The key is attribute name
                            and the value is attribute type.
      attribute_map (dict): The key is attribute name
                            and the value is json key in definition.
    """
    swagger_types = {
        'threshold': 'int',
        'adjustment_type': 'str',
        'id': 'int'
    }

    attribute_map = {
        'threshold': 'threshold',
        'adjustment_type': 'adjustmentType',
        'id': 'id'
    }

    def __init__(self, threshold=None, adjustment_type=None, id=None):
        """
        FailurePolicyResponse - a model defined in Swagger
        """

        self._threshold = None
        self._adjustment_type = None
        self._id = None

        if threshold is not None:
          self.threshold = threshold
        self.adjustment_type = adjustment_type
        if id is not None:
          self.id = id

    @property
    def threshold(self):
        """
        Gets the threshold of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        threshold of failure policy

        :return: The threshold of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        :rtype: int
        """
        return self._threshold

    @threshold.setter
    def threshold(self, threshold):
        """
        Sets the threshold of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        threshold of failure policy

        :param threshold: The threshold of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        :type: int
        """

        self._threshold = threshold

    @property
    def adjustment_type(self):
        """
        Gets the adjustment_type of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        type of  adjustment

        :return: The adjustment_type of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        :rtype: str
        """
        return self._adjustment_type

    @adjustment_type.setter
    def adjustment_type(self, adjustment_type):
        """
        Sets the adjustment_type of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        type of  adjustment

        :param adjustment_type: The adjustment_type of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        :type: str
        """
        if adjustment_type is None:
            raise ValueError("Invalid value for `adjustment_type`, must not be `None`")
        allowed_values = ["EXACT", "PERCENTAGE", "BEST_EFFORT"]
        if adjustment_type not in allowed_values:
            raise ValueError(
                "Invalid value for `adjustment_type` ({0}), must be one of {1}"
                .format(adjustment_type, allowed_values)
            )

        self._adjustment_type = adjustment_type

    @property
    def id(self):
        """
        Gets the id of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        id of the resource

        :return: The id of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        :rtype: int
        """
        return self._id

    @id.setter
    def id(self, id):
        """
        Sets the id of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        id of the resource

        :param id: The id of this FailurePolicyResponse.
        :type: int
        """

        self._id = id

    def to_dict(self):
        """
        Returns the model properties as a dict
        """
        result = {}

        for attr, _ in iteritems(self.swagger_types):
            value = getattr(self, attr)
            if isinstance(value, list):
                result[attr] = list(map(
                    lambda x: x.to_dict() if hasattr(x, "to_dict") else x,
                    value
                ))
            elif hasattr(value, "to_dict"):
                result[attr] = value.to_dict()
            elif isinstance(value, dict):
                result[attr] = dict(map(
                    lambda item: (item[0], item[1].to_dict())
                    if hasattr(item[1], "to_dict") else item,
                    value.items()
                ))
            else:
                result[attr] = value

        return result

    def to_str(self):
        """
        Returns the string representation of the model
        """
        return pformat(self.to_dict())

    def __repr__(self):
        """
        For `print` and `pprint`
        """
        return self.to_str()

    def __eq__(self, other):
        """
        Returns true if both objects are equal
        """
        if not isinstance(other, FailurePolicyResponse):
            return False

        return self.__dict__ == other.__dict__

    def __ne__(self, other):
        """
        Returns true if both objects are not equal
        """
        return not self == other


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Hospital volunteers lend an 'eager ear'
Adirondack Medical Center volunteer Kathy Durkin answers phones and runs the welcome desk at the Saranac Lake hospital. (Enterprise photo — Griffin Kelly)
SARANAC LAKE — In a hospital, if you break a bone, you see an orthopedist. If shrimp suddenly starts giving you hives, you see an allergist. If you suffer from a heart condition, you see a cardiologist.
There are all these special practices and professionals to help with any type of ailment. However, if you're perfectly fine but have a sick loved one, it can sometimes be difficult to find comfort, compassion and just someone to talk to.
That's where the Adirondack Medical Center volunteers help out. On the surface, Kathy Durkin might direct people to where they need to go, and Karen Potts and Marcia Doty in the gift shop will help people pick out the right flowers for a sick friend, but their relationships with patients and hospital guests go deeper than that.
"I like to try and be a good listener," Potts said. "Sometimes patients or families come in and they're not happy, and I just listen. I think they appreciate that and feel better. I really do. It's usually families of patients and somebody might be in the (intensive care unit) or the ER. You can tell."
Potts has volunteered in the hospital gift shop on and off for 10 years.
"I don't log my hours," she said. "That's not why I'm here."
Doty said people appreciate an eager ear willing to listen to problems.
"It makes them feel comfortable that somebody else is sympathetic," she said.
Recently, Durkin helped a woman find her way to her doctor's office.
"She turned and said, 'I really appreciate that smile when I came in that door,'" Durkin said. "I thought that was sweet."
As a joke, a former volunteer bought a Peanuts-style sign that says, "Psychiatric Help, 5 cents," to hang over Adirondack Health Volunteer Coordinator Kelly Rutledge's office door.
"That's really what goes on all day long, particularly with the volunteers," she said.
Doty used to work full-time at AMC as a secretary in the surgical unit. She had to retire because her husband got sick, but she couldn't just leave everything behind.
"I worked here for so many years, so volunteering is kind of like coming home," she said. "I actually didn't want to retire. I think I would still be up there on surgical."
Doty said she volunteers because the work keeps her busy at the age of 82.
"It's to keep myself from becoming senile," she said. "I still love being with people. I'm able to do it, so hopefully, I'll do it until I'm not able. It's great to get out and see people and be part of something."
Durkin moved to Malone three years ago, so once a week she drives an hour south to volunteer at the front desk.
"I like that they really appreciate their volunteers here," she said. "I don't think every hospital does that. I'd rather volunteer here than anywhere else. It gives you self-satisfaction."
She started volunteering in 2013, a year after she suffered a stroke.
"I was having trouble walking and had to use a cane," she said. "But then I noticed that down all the hallways are little railings you can grab onto. I swear that's why I'm not using a cane anymore. I was busy, and I wanted to walk faster. I haven't used a cane since 2014, and I don't use the railings, either."
Currently, Adirondack Health has 35 volunteers. Most get involved through word of mouth, Rutledge said.
"Our volunteers talk us up pretty well because they enjoy being here," she said. "A lot of people are intimidated by coming into the hospital. Whether they've had a bad experience or a good experience here, I think some people shy away from it. I think it takes a special kind of person to volunteer here."
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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Resources provided by The Immigrant Legal Resource Center. Visit the ILRC website for additional resources and information.
The Immigrant Legal Resource Center has developed a Family Preparedness Plan available for download. The packets will help everyone create a Preparedness Plan, regardless of immigration status. However, because of the additional challenges immigrant and mixed status families face, there is also additional advice for immigrants.


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About Archi Velo
Bikes on Sites
Cafe Runs
RIAS to RIBA 2014
RRA 100
City Social 01: Collective Architecture
When writing about cycling in the towns and cities of Scotland it is all too easy to focus on the negatives; lack (or removal!) of proper infrastructure, poor road conditions, and more often than not the attitude of our fellow road users. The despairing critiques are typically followed by envious glances towards our Scandinavian and Flemish counterparts as we wonder if we will ever have it as good. We believe it is possible.
Glasgow is undergoing some significant changes, major urban regeneration projects are currently happening within, and on the periphery of the city centre. Connectivity between these new city districts will be key to their success and our hope is that the recent commitment to active travel by both the Leader of the Council and Scottish Government Transport Minister are acted upon ensuring that cycling and the cyclist are a priority in any regeneration plans.
Archi-Velo was established in 2016 as a means to encourage a dialogue between the many cycling architects focussing on how we design for the bicycle. Thoughts of urban regeneration and Glasgow were very much in our minds as we set off on the inaugural Archi-Velo City Social. Our hosts for the morning were Collective Architecture, a 40 strong award winning architecture practice who are based in the Mercat Building on Glasgow Cross. Collective Architecture were established in 2007 and have a highly varied output ranging from intimate community installations to large scale urban regeneration.
On leaving the Mercat Building our route headed east through Glasgow Green and along the James Street cycle path towards our first stop; The Glasgow Womens Library on Landressy Street, Bridgeton. The library, built in 1903, is one of seven Carnegie libraries donated to the city and is now category B listed. Collective Architecture won a limited competition in 2013 to redevelop this local landmark for The Glasgow Women's Library. Works were largely internal however it was the one external intervention which grabbed our attention as we turned off James Street. A new stand alone lift shaft designed as a feature art work proudly displaying significant book titles chosen by the GWL Board Members.
The second project on the route was pointed out as we left Bridgeton heading east along the segregated London Road cycle path. The Red Tree Business Centre completed in 2013 for the Clyde Gateway Urban Regeneration Company was once a largely derelict property but now provides office and retail space for up to 28 SME's. Our route along London Road afforded a view of the highly visible rear elevation which displays a graphical treatment created by internationally renowned Glasgow artist Toby Paterson.
We continued east towards Dalmarnock and took the opportunity to link back to Glasgow Green via the recently completed Shawfield smart bridge and riverside cycle paths. On arriving back to the Green it quickly became apparent that we had navigated our way around the east end and only left a cycle path for a very short section of London Road. We weren't so fortunate as the route turned north up High Street, through Townhead and across the M8.
Sighthill was the next stop but only after a slight diversion due to the ongoing engineering works preparing the ground for the next phase of regeneration in the area. The first phase of new housing in Sighthill was completed by Collective Architecture in 2016 and provides 141 new houses and flats for tenants of the former high rise blocks. A strong edge of three and four stories marks the edge of the development as we approach along Fountainwell Road. Pedalling through the development the overall layout of the new blocks is described as creating complete streets with clearly defined public and private space. A design intent which was confirmed in the absence of parked cars (all cleverly located in rear courtyards) a move which further enhanced the quality of the streetscape.
From Sighthill we headed west along Keppochill Road and onto Pinkston Road passing by the Pinkston Basin, now a paddlesports centre with Scotland's only artificial whitewater course. The Forth and Clyde Canal towpath led us to our final project on the route, Garscube Road. A development of 117 new build homes situated on two previously undeveloped brownfield sites in the Maryhill area. The short descent down Firhill Road was terminated by the prominent six story corner block on Garscube Road and Henshaw Street. Collective Architecture are particularly proud about the green credentials of the project explaining that the homes all achieved a band 'A' energy efficiency rating. The Garscube Road housing, together with the Hopewell sheltered housing, represented the largest new build hot water solar panel installation in Scotland - at the time of their completion. A short ride via the Botanics and along Byres Road brought us to Siempre Bicycle Cafe where the end of the first City Social was marked with coffee and cake.
City Social 02 will take place on Saturday 26th November and will be hosted by Page / Park Architects.
Michael Dougall November 14, 2016
Archi Velo and the Five Ferry Challenge
Michael Dougall August 13, 2017


The paper presents a variety of approaches to language testing in a number of countries, focusing on changes in language education. The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, teaching, assessment (2001) started educational reforms in testing target languages, mostly in large-scale assessment. The traditional approach to testing structural aspects of languages has changed as a new framework is aimed at communicative language competence. Based on a long-term study, the author of the article will discuss problematic issues concerning the changes in testing, focusing on the impact of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and its model of language use on local school-leaving examinations in English. The article underlines the importance of being familiar with CEFR descriptors and illustrative samples in order to implement the CEFR effectively in local contexts. The study reveals the extent to which the CEFR has generated changes in language testing and how the framework has been exploited to improve the effectiveness of testing target languages.
keywords: the cefr, an action-oriented approach, communicative testing, communicative language competence.
J. Bérešová (2018) TESTING ENGLISH IN LOCAL CONTEXTS, EDULEARN18 Proceedings, pp. 9723-9727.


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Imran stands by a guardrail at Bunut Hamlet, in the center of Mandalika Circuit, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
Life in the Center of Mandalika Circuit
BY :YUDHA BASKORO
Lombok. The euphoria of the 2021 World Superbike at the Mandalika Circuit is widely heard. But the loud motor exhausts have blocked out the voices of the 48 families of Bunut (Ebunut) Hamlet, Kuta Village, Central Lombok, who live in the center of the track.
To get to the hamlet, residents can access the two tunnels on the side of the circuit. Bunut Hamlet is just on the right side of corners 5, 6, 7, and 8. When the race took place on November 19-21, the committee gave the hamlet residents special bracelets for in-and-out access.
"It was hard to go home. The security guard gave us a suspicious look," Bunut Hamlet resident Imran said on Monday.
Despite living just by the bustling circuit, the residents could not enjoy the motorcycle racing event as much as the tourists.
The adult residents might find watching the race from outside the guardrail to be quite fun. But all the loud motorcycle noise could disturb the younger ones' sleep and study time. Residents also have to cope with a lack of clean water access. Not to mention the poor drainage in this rainy season.
West Nusa Tenggara Police Chief Inspector General M Iqbal ensured that the Mandalika land and building compensation issues had been resolved.
"It has been cleared [land and building compensation issues]. It became the success factor of the WSBK event. Residents also enjoy and are grateful for this world-class event," Iqbal said.
According to Imran, the Bunut Hamlet residents are ready to leave if the Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) pays for the agreed land and building compensation. Both parties have agreed on Rp 75 million (about $5,213) per acre or 100 square meters, excluding the replacement of the residents' productive plants.
But one day, a person —claiming to be an ITDC representative— came and offered a compensation of Rp 130 million per family, according to Imran. Him and other Bunut Hamlet residents had to decline, considering how it was very different from the initial offer.
"If we want to protest, we can burn trash during the race, or throw something in the center of the circuit, or destroy some facilities. But we (the residents) agreed not to do it," Imran said.
Residents even tied up their cattles to prevent them from grazing near the circuit. They had to look for grass at a hill far from home. Imran and fellow Bunut Hamlet residents hope the government repays the residents' goodwill by paying the compensation as soon as possible.
"We helped the government yesterday, now it's the government's turn to help us", Imran said, while staring at the Mandalika Circuit, a silent witness to his life in the center of a racing track.
Earlier, State-Owned Enterprise Minister Erick Thohir said President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo had instructed him to settle the Mandalika residents' compensation issues.
"Mr. President asked me to settle it in one to two months. If God wills, we will solve it," Erick said.
A woman ties her cattle as she lives at Bunut Hamlet in the center of Mandalika Circuit, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
A Google Earth screenshot that shows the exact location of Bunut Hamlet inside the Mandalika Circuit. Captured on November 23, 2021.
A state-owned land is seen at Bunut Hamlet, in the center of Mandalika Circuit, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
The Bunut Hamlet residents who live in the center of the bustling Mandalika Circuit. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
The life in the center of the Mandalika circuit. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
A family gathers at their home at Bunut Hamlet, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
A dry water well is seen at Bunut Hamlet, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
Residents chatter at Bunut Hamlet, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
Residents sit in front of their house at Bunut Hamlet, a hamlet located in the center of Mandalika Circuit, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
A child enjoys his meal at Bunut Hamlet, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
A woman and her daughter stand outside their home at Bunut Hamlet, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
A tunnel access for Bunut Hamlet residents living in the center of Mandalika Circuit, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara on November 22, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro)
#Eyewitness
Mandalika Circuit
2021 World Superbike
Bunut Hamlet
Bunut Hamlet residents


Through each family's life story, you will be taken on a journey through several generations, from the Ottoman occupation period, which is still remembered by some of the older Palestinians, until the present Israeli occupation that affects the lives of each and every Palestinian. The suffering those occupations generated: loss of life, poverty, separation of families, exile and return for some of them many years after their departure, as the call of the homeland is the strongest.
To your astonishment, hard life stories will be shared with visitors, and will always be balanced by a strong sense of humor and funny anecdotes.
In no time you will move from very traditional country side villages to cities, where modernity and tradition mingle loudly and joyously.
Your trip will not be completed without the smell and flavor of the traditional and local dishes that you will be invited to taste in host family's homes.
This journey is going to break down the "clichés" through the extraordinary patchwork which constitutes the Palestinian society, with its traditions from the northern rural villages to the touristic cities; and its different religions, from Muslims, Druze, Christians communities: Orthodox, Protestant, Latin, the Samaritan Jewish community; from the people in the refugee camps, the Bedouins… and the incredible and little known landscape, a small beautiful piece of land where you will find fertile valleys, arid hills, desert, the Jericho oasis, the Dead Sea, the Jordan Valley.


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1.7 acres OVER 117 Feet of frontage on Sawpit Rd in ''Black Hammock Island'' The great sites and sounds of nature will have you at peace and awe. Excellent community to be a part of with annual events and community gatherings. Large enough for double-wide or even a custom home or ''Tiny House.'' 15 miles to Airport and River City Market Place! Lot has been partially cleared of large trees and has 610 foot working ''artesian'' well installed and functioning. More clearing can be done to fit your choice of home. Property is 117.81 ft Wide and 630 ft deep. No septic or electric. See docs for survey on file(LOT 6). Contact agent for directions.


ONBOARD PM'S SPECIAL AIRCRAFT: Rejecting reports of a rift between him and Sonia Gandhi, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday asserted that there was no truth in it as the two worked together almost on all issues.
"In all truthfulness, there is no difference of opinion between me and the Congress president," he told reporters on his way back from the five-day visit to Japan and Thailand.
"We work together on almost every issue and where consultations are needed, I consult the Congress president," he said.
He was responding to a question about perception of a trust deficit and divergences between him and Gandhi.
"This perception that on certain issues there were differences of opinion, there is no truth in that," he said.


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package guitests.guihandles;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import guitests.GuiRobot;
import javafx.scene.Node;
import javafx.scene.control.Labeled;
import javafx.scene.layout.Region;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import seedu.geekeep.model.tag.UniqueTagList;
import seedu.geekeep.model.task.ReadOnlyTask;

/**
 * Provides a handle to a task card in the task list panel.
 */
public class TaskCardHandle extends GuiHandle {
    private static final String TITLE_FIELD_ID = "#title";
    private static final String DESCRIPTION_FIELD_ID = "#descriptionOfTask";
    private static final String DATE_FIELD_ID = "#date";
    private static final String TAGS_FIELD_ID = "#tags";

    private Node node;

    public TaskCardHandle(GuiRobot guiRobot, Stage primaryStage, Node node) {
        super(guiRobot, primaryStage, null);
        this.node = node;
    }

    protected String getTextFromLabel(String fieldId) {
        return getTextFromLabel(fieldId, node);
    }

    public String getTitle() {
        return getTextFromLabel(TITLE_FIELD_ID);
    }

    public String getDescription() {
        return getTextFromLabel(DESCRIPTION_FIELD_ID);
    }

    public String getDate() {
        return getTextFromLabel(DATE_FIELD_ID);
    }

    public List<String> getTags() {
        return getTags(getTagsContainer());
    }

    private List<String> getTags(Region tagsContainer) {
        return tagsContainer
                .getChildrenUnmodifiable()
                .stream()
                .map(node -> ((Labeled) node).getText())
                .collect(Collectors.toList());
    }

    private List<String> getTags(UniqueTagList tags) {
        return tags
                .asObservableList()
                .stream()
                .map(tag -> tag.tagName)
                .collect(Collectors.toList());
    }

    private Region getTagsContainer() {
        return guiRobot.from(node).lookup(TAGS_FIELD_ID).query();
    }

    //TODO only works for v0.2
    public boolean isSameTask(ReadOnlyTask task) {
        return getTitle().equals(task.getTitle().title)
                && getDate().equals(task.getTaskDisplayedDateString())
                && getDescription().equals(task.getTaskDisplayedDescriptionString())
                && getTags().equals(getTags(task.getTags()));
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        if (obj instanceof TaskCardHandle) {
            TaskCardHandle handle = (TaskCardHandle) obj;
            return getTitle().equals(handle.getTitle())
                    && getDate().equals(handle.getDate())
                    && getDescription().equals(handle.getDescription())
                    && getTags().equals(handle.getTags());
        }
        return super.equals(obj);
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return getTitle() + " " + getDescription();
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


A stylish contemporary home beautifully situated and thoughtfully designed, within a most enviable position.
A stunning ultra contemporary detached family house situated in this premier road close to excellent schools.
A substantial detached family home, situated in a private no through road of just 3 properties in this highly sought after location, close to Montpellier and the town centre.
An impressive semi detached Victorian villa with double garage, town garden and a self contained 2 bedroom apartment close to Pittville Park and the town centre.
An impressive 5 bedroom detached family house with in & out driveway, detached garage and garden, just a short walk from the town centre.
1 of 3 stunning eco-friendly 5 bedroom detached family houses with glorious far reaching views nearing completion.
A brand new stunning eco-friendly 5 bedroom detached family house with glorious far reaching views.
A substantial 4 bedroom detached house situated in a quiet no through road close to Pittville Park.
A substantial 5 bedroom period property set in a quiet country lane with glorious far reaching views.


Agreement relating to open space and timber land classifications.
(1) Introduction. This rule explains the contents of and the procedures relating to the agreement that is executed when an application for classification or reclassification as open space land under RCW 84.34.037 or timber land under RCW 84.34.041 has been approved by the granting authority.
(2) Preparation and contents. When an application for classification or reclassification as open space or timber land has been approved by the granting authority, the granting authority must prepare an agreement. For purposes of this rule, the date of approval will be the date on which the granting authority approves the application for classification or reclassification.
(a) The agreement must state all conditions attached to the approval of the application. The conditions of approval and any requirements of the classification detailed in the agreement will be binding upon any heir, successor, or assignee of the parties of the original agreement.
(b) The agreement will apply to the parcel(s) of land described in the agreement.
(c) The agreement may include, but is not limited to, a description of the ways the classified land may be used to retain its classified status, the actions that will cause removal of the land from classification, and the consequences of a change in the classified use of the land.
(3) Submit agreement to owner for signature.
(a) Within five calendar days after the approval of the application for classification or reclassification, in whole or in part, the granting authority will deliver by certified mail, return receipt requested, the agreement to the owner for signature.
(b) The owner may accept or reject the agreement.
(c) If accepted, the agreement must be signed and returned to the granting authority within thirty calendar days after receipt.
(d) If the agreement is not signed and returned to the granting authority within thirty calendar days of the date the unsigned agreement was mailed to the owner, the granting authority will conclusively presume the agreement has been rejected unless the owner can show proof that he or she was prevented from returning the agreement by events beyond his or her control.
(e) To be properly executed, the agreement must be signed by the owner and will become effective on the date the granting authority receives the signed agreement from the owner of the classified parcel(s) of land.
(4) Executed agreement to be sent to assessor. The granting authority must, within ten calendar days after receiving the signed agreement, send one copy to the assessor of the county in which the land is located.
(5) Termination of agreement. In counties that have merged their timber land classification and designated forest land program pursuant to RCW 84.34.400, any land approved as timber land prior to the merger will be considered designated forest land and no longer subject to the agreement described in this rule.


CIT or Centro de Iniciativas de Tolosa (Tolosa Initiative Centre) was founded on 23 May 1967 as a private non-profit-making cultural association which aimed to promote and foster culture and knowledge in the town of Tolosa. In 1994, it was declared an Association of Public Usefulness.
At CIT we have been working for culture for more than 50 years.


Good News about Java Applet, Problem Writing Trip, Reliving 2018 Algorithm Events and Much More!
Good News about Java Applet | How to Participate | Upcoming SRMs | Problem Writer Trips | 2018 Algorithm Events | What's Next!
I will start with the good news and follow up with some of the events and new changes we brought in our efforts to make Algorithm Track better.
Good news: While we are working on the new arena, we are also trying to reduce the issues you face with Topcoder Java Applet. With the new version of Topcoder Java Applet you don't have to add anything in Java Security Exceptions.
Topcoder Contests are a little different – you need to look at the Definition section as this section will tell you how the class needs to be declared and the method name.
So in this example, if we were coding in C++ we would declare something like what you see below.
Note that our class name and method name match the definition values shown above, and case matters. It's very important to get this exactly right, otherwise, your solution will fail!
In 2018 year we had launched problem writing Trip to 2019 TCO Finals. However, after feedback from the community and writers particularly, we have decided to increase the number of trips and also make it simple for you to get a trip. We now have 5 trips to 2019 TCO Finals and 5 Trips to 2019 TCO Regionals.
If you earn 100 points, you can win a trip to the 2019 TCO Finals (location to be revealed later in the year). Also if you earn 65 points you can win a trip the nearest regional to your location.
The points will work as a points bucket to make you earn trips.
To make you understand a little better, let's say you have earned 65 points. You can burn those points and get a trip to the regionals or not use them for the regionals save them and submit more to make your bucket reach 100 points, from which you can earn a trip to the 2019 TCO Finals to be held in United States later in the year.
You can reach out to use your points and opt for a regionals trip, in case you have enough points 20 days before that particular regionals.
What are you waiting for? Submit your problems now!
Registration for SRMs opens 24 hours before the round.
A young but a new homepage for competitive programming at Topcoder. You will see major changes to it this year.
New backend for Marathon Matches, which will eventually be used for the new arena.
We at Topcoder hosted a mathematics based contest along with IIT BHU, where all the 10 problems were based on maths. Thanks to the problems setters from IIT_BHU for an amazing contest.
The contest was prepared by iit_sujal, GT_18, Enigma27, vinayjaisinghani and hitman623.
Topcoder- Mathmania T-Shirts for top 30 participants.
Topcoder and Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Allahabad hosted the onsite finals of the 2nd edition of Humblefool Cup Algorithm Match in fond memory of Harsha Suryanarayana (humblefool).
Online qualifiers were held alongside SRM 730 and Melnyk_Roman took the podium finish to win $100.
The challenge phase was interesting. Most of the members were challenging in the round 1 problems only and they were able to challenge more than 4 people and move up the rankings. There was a phase when hitman623 did a successful challenge and moved to the top in Round 1 leaderboard, however praran26 too had a successful challenge and came back to the top position.
Everyone was waiting for system test phase results. We first showed the round 1 results and later round 2. In the end, praran26 came at the top in both the rounds. But it was dush1729 who made the full use of Round 2 and earned around 200 points in the 2nd round to move up to the runner's up position.
Topcoder is always trying out new ways to motivate budding competitive programmers. Keeping in line with that effort, we sponsored Tickets to Hello India Programming Bootcamp.
Topcoder sponsored ICPC India Bootcamp tickets for 4 India-based members. Two best performers – from Division 1 and Division 2 each – in SRM 729 got a chance to attend the camp.
chipe1 and Mayank001 (Division II) and Topcoder old-timers praveen123 and vsp4 (Division I). won tickets to ICPC Bootcamp.
One of the closest contests to me! The event that awards the best collegiate programmer in India. The finals are held alongside Topcoder Open India Regionals event every year.
This year teja349 stood out in the finals and got awarded as the 2018 TCC India Champion.
I get to meet some of the very good friends in the community and spend time with them.
Regional events are something where I get to meet and be with the community. Every regional is exciting as we get to see the best of the best in that region come onsite and compete against each other face to face. The sight of members interacting with each other, discussing problems after the match is an amazing thing to see.
2018 TCO Regionals held in China, India, Argentina and Poland regionals included algorithm track and had the top 10 qualify for the wild card round. The wild card round gives members a two step chance to qualify for the finals. Egor and ACrush made it to the finals from the Regionals Wildcard Round.
The one tournament probably we all wait for throughout the year.
It was great to see Petr make a comeback to TCO Finals after missing out last year.
Also it was amazing to see the Vasyl[alphacom] come back to competing after a 3 year long break and make it to TCO18 Finals. We are extremely happy to see krijgertje another veteran TCO Finalist qualify again this year. He last qualified in TCO16 and before that his last TCO Finals was in 2008.
While we had the top 14 finalized from the TCO18 Round 4, the finals became more interesting with the addition of Egor and ACrush from the Regionals Wildcard Round. ACRush has has had many instances where he has been right up there, leading the leaderboard after the coding phase and then ended up being the runner up after having one problem challenged or having one problem failed. He is coming back as an Algorithm Track finalist after 4 years, hope he can rub that runner-up tag off and win the trophy.
We were pretty excited to see the veteran champions ACRush, Petr, tourist and Egor competing in the same TCO Finals after a long time.
Also we had 6 first time TCO Finalists. _aid, jcvb, Errichto, Marcin_smu, mjhun and ksun48.
The two semifinals saw 8 members in total qualifying for the finals.
The finals had Petr submitting in the last 2 mins and coming out on top and eventually winning the most coveted trophy at Topcoder.
Relive the battle in this amazing live broadcast by lg5293 and scott_wu.
Easier and New Pages for Problem Archive, Match Results, Rankings, Rating Changes, Rating Graphs, Editorials. Our plan is to move the pages from the legacy website and make it easily accessible to you.
Hope when I am covering this post next year, I have some better and more memories to share.


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Gledališče Cuvilliés (nemško: Cuvilliés-Theatre) ali Gledališče Stare Residence (Altes Residenztheater) je nekdanje dvorno gledališče v palači Residenz v Münchnu, Bavarska, Nemčija.

Zgodovina

Volilni knez Maksimilijan III. Josef Bavarski (reg. 1745–1777) je po požaru v dvorani sv. Jurija v Rezidenci, ki je prej služila kot gledališče, naročil gradnjo novega gledališča zunaj palače. Gledališče Residenze je bilo zgrajeno od leta 1751 do 1753 v rokoko slogu pod vodstvom Francoisa de Cuvilliesa. Rezbarjenje je potekalo pod nadzorom Johanna Baptista Strauba.

Narodno gledališče München je bilo leta 1811, zaradi omejenega prostora, zgrajeno ob Rezidenčnem gledališču. Notranjo dekoracijo so nato odstranili pod kraljem Ludvikom I. (reg. 1825–1848), ko je zgradba postala depo Narodnega gledališča, vendar je bilo Rezidenčno gledališče leta 1857 obnovljeno in ponovno odprto pod kraljem Maksimilijanom II. (reg. 1848–1864).

Prvotno je bilo gledališče, kjer je sedanje (novo) Rezidenčno gledališče; po uničenju v drugi svetovni vojni je bilo gledališče obnovljeno v krilu Rezidence. Čeprav je bilo gledališče bombardirano, so lahko izrezljane in pozlačene škatle ponovno uporabili, ker so bile razstavljene in shranjene na varno. Kasneje je bil Residenztheater v 1950-ih natančno rekonstruiran in ponovno odprt leta 1958 pod imenom Cuvillies Theatre s predstavo Mozartove Figarove svatbe. Gledališče je bilo v letih 2004–2008 ponovno prenovljeno in tehnično posodobljeno.

Arhitektura

Gledališki prostor je okrašen z rdečo in zlato. V štirih nadstropjih je po 14 lož, pritličje ima obliko podkve.

Posebej je treba omeniti ložo volilnega kneza, ki je nasproti odra in se razteza od drugega do tretjega nadstropja. Podpirata jo dva lika Atlasa, ki tvorita vhod. Nad njimi so kariatide, ki podpirajo naslednje nadstropje. Razdelitev sodobne družbe se odraža v različnih značilnostih različnih vrst: loža volilnega kneza je umetniško središče prostora. Sosednje lože so bile za plemstvo in so bogato okrašene. Tako se okras postopoma zmanjšuje glede na rang plemičev in dvornih uradnikov. Razmeroma preprosto opremljeno pritličje je bilo rezervirano za urbano aristokracijo.

Gledališke predstave
Gledališče je bilo odprto 12. oktobra 1753 s Ferrandinijevo opero Catone in Utici . Pod volilnim knezom Karlom Teodorom, Bavarskim, so dvorno gledališče odprli za javne predstave leta 1795. V njem je bilo veliko oper, ki jih je izvedla Bavarska državna opera, vključno s premiero Mozartove Idomeneje leta 1781 in Abu Hassan Carla Maria von Webra leta 1811. Leta 1831 je je gostoval Ferdinand Raimund. Ernst von Possart je v 1890-ih pripravil več Mozartovih oper v originalni različici. Gledališče Residenze je tudi oder za igre. Prva predstava Ibsenove Hedde Gabler je bila leta 1891.

14. junija 2008 se je Cuvilliesovo gledališče ponovno odprlo s premierno izvedbo nove produkcije Mozartove Idomeneje, ki jo je postavil Dieter Dorn in jo je dirigiral Kent Nagano.

Svetovne premiere
 2. oktober 1753, Catone v Utici, Giovanni Battista Ferrandini in Metastasio (Rezidenčno gledališče)
 29. januar 1781, Idomeneo, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Giambattista Varesco (Rezidenčno gledališče)
 1. februar 1782, Semiramide, Antonio Salieri in Metastasio (Rezidenčno gledališče)
 27. januar 1807, Ifigenija v Aulisu, Franz Danzi in Karla Regerja (gledališko gledališče)
 4. junij 1811, Abu Hassan, Carl Maria von Weber in Franz Carl Hiemer (Rezidenčno gledališče)
 23. december 1812, Jephtas Gelübde, avtorja Giacoma Meyerbeerja in Aloysa Schreiberja (Rezidenčno gledališče)
 9. november 1817, Teolinde Giacoma Meyerbeerja (gledališko gledališče)
 28. junij 2000, KANON für geschlossene Gesellschaft, Ruedi Häusermann (gledališče Cuvilliés)
 27. junij 2002, K-projekt 12/14 Hansa-Jürgena von Boseja (po noveli Franza Kafke  Metamorfoze) (gledališče Cuvilliés)
 17. julija 2003, Das Gesicht im Spiegel avtorja Jörga Widmanna in Rolanda Schimmelpfenniga (gledališče Cuvilliés

Sklici

Zunanje povezave

 Cuvilliés Theatre (web page of the Munich Residence)
 Cuvilliés Theatre (Bavarian State Opera)

Zgradbe in objekti v Münchnu
Zgradbe in objekti, zgrajeni leta 1753
Baročna arhitektura v Nemčiji
Zgradbe in objekti, zgrajeni leta 1958

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Papilio raro puts at your disposal all its expertise to ensure the success of your small event.
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11046 A FINE MARBLE SPECIMEN TABLETOP, COMPLETE WITH ORIGINAL NUMBERING Rome. Late Eighteenth Century. Measurements: 2" (5 cm). 47" (120cm). 21" (54 cm).
Rectangular, with a large range of lozenges with various specimens of marbles including rosso and nero antico, orange Veronese, yellow Siena, brown grey and white fleur de pecher, black and gold portor, orange and violet Spanish brocatello, and white Cararra, and hardstones including grey and red granite, red and white jasper, pink quartz, porphyry, bloodstone, serpentine, golden and brown agate, onyx and lapis lazuli. Set into a black marble ground. Restored edge. With complete engraved numbering, on one side; in6, in5, 101, 100, 76, 75, 15, 50, n6, n5.
Marble specimen tables of this kind became highly sought after in the later decades of the eighteenth century with connoisseurs keen to show off their knowledge, not only on classical sculpture and architecture, but also on the marbles and stones that were used therein. It was a fashion which naturally began in the 1760s in the epicenters of glyptic art, Rome and Florence, and which spread to other European centers including London and Paris. Eighteenth century geological collections would often include a number of plaques of fine stone removed from ancient ruins; the specimen table is in simply a more compact version of the same idea. In many ways such a table embodied Enlightenment-inspired enquiry, encouraged by geological pioneers like the Comte de Buffon (1707-1788), who had recently confirmed through the examination of rocks that the earth was much older than the five or so thousand years stipulated in the bible.
Like so many examples of this kind, the table would have likely been accompanied by a guide or key, which would explain what each sample was, and perhaps give examples of how they were used in practice. An example in the Victoria and Albert Museum, owned by three notable Englishmen, Dr. John Fothergill (1712-1780), Dr. J.C. Lettsom (1744-1815) and the architect George Gwilt (1775-1856), a noted Antiquarian and Historian, who worked on the restoration of Southwark Cathedral in the early 1820, is unusual in that it still retains its hand-written Italian key. That the present tabletop would have been used in this way is suggested further by the extraordinary survival of a rare engraved numbering system, which is still visible on one side.
Another example, this time made in England for Croome Court in Worcestershire is now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (Fig 1.). It incorporates a stand made by the premier English furniture manufacturer of the period, Mayhew and Ince, in 1794, hinting at the importance attached to such tabletops, which is further borne out by the fact that some collectors chose to be painted next to their specimen table, as in the case of The Marchesa Margherita Gentili Boccapaduli, who was painted by Laurent Pecheux in 1777 (Fig. 2).


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German Engineering: Imagery Tools Automate Vegetation Mapping in the Rhineland
agriculture, automation, classification, Germany, Remote sensing, vegetation
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Mosel is one of 13 German wine regions and takes its name from the Moselle River.
By Mary Jo Wagner, freelance writer
With its 27 member states, the European Union (EU) has some 12 million farmers who strive to reliably produce crops to feed about 500 million consumers, while simultaneously protecting the environment.
Despite adhering to established environmental standards, European farmers are significantly challenged to produce high yields within densely populated regions and equally protect the environment.
With the ALEK system, RLP AgroScience was able to precisely classify and map the entire 19,000-square-kilometer Rhineland‐Palatinate region in three months.
As a result, the EU operates the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which provides agricultural subsidies and other financial programs to support farmers and the landscapes on which they work. Launched in 1962, the CAP has undergone many reforms to better ensure farmers can yield a living, protect the environment and ensure Europeans have a reliable, affordable food supply.
As part of this changing environment, the EU adopted an Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS) to improve the efficiency and accuracy of aid applications for direct CAP payments to farmers. These direct payments––estimated to reach more than €277 billion in 2014––are targeted rewards for crop production and meeting "cross-compliance" rules, which stipulate efficient agricultural practices aimed at preserving biodiversity, soil quality and the environment in general.
To comply with IACS, member states need to create a geodatabase that uniquely identifies each farmer, their individual parcels of agricultural holdings and aid applications specific to each parcel. A critical element of IACS is that states develop a Land Parcel Information System (LPIS) to accurately map their agricultural land at a very high resolution as well as classify all vegetative features on each parcel by type and height. Without an LPIS, states can't apply for CAP aid payments; and without a way to effectively archive and update the information to ensure claims can be validated, farmers and states risk financial penalties.
With deadlines looming and significant subsidies on offer, Germany's RLP AgroScience saw the opportunity to use advanced spatial technology to automate this monumental task to help its local authorities meet the EU's requirements. Using available aerial imagery, digital surface models and image-analysis software, a small RLP AgroScience team, together with local authorities, created an operational system that completely automates the process of mapping and classifying vegetation to quickly produce precise, standardized classification datasets––the root layer of the vegetative features in the LPIS.
The first of its type in Germany, RLP AgroScience has not only proven that large-scale, automated and repeatable landscape-feature classification is possible, it has the operational seeds to possibly grow this system beyond its regional borders.
State authorities need to map their landscapes well enough that they can prove––from their computer screen––that any farmer's aid claim is accurate. This requires that every bush and tree on the ground has its geospatial counterpart in the LPIS.
For RLP AgroScience, that meant inventorying and classifying individual vegetative features across 19,000 square kilometers (7,336 square miles). It estimated it would need 15 full-time staff and a full year to manually digitize that volume of vegetation, a timeline that would jeopardize meeting the application deadline.
RLP AgroScience needed an intelligent, flexible and efficient image-analysis tool that could objectively and automatically identify and classify vegetation. And because the claims-application deadline is yearly, the solution for the landscape-feature classification needed to offer repeatable and adaptable workflows that could quickly integrate new data, run new classifications and allow for any unexpected CAP-compliance rules issued by the EU.
To fully meet the EU classification requirements, the system also needed to produce vector datasets that could seamlessly integrate with the OGC- and Inspire-compliant geodata infrastructure in Rhineland-Palatinate.
Having identified that simplicity, reliability and flexibility would be the three critical elements needed to develop its automated vegetation-mapping solution, RLP AgroScience chose Trimble's eCognition technology to provide the image-analysis tools to identify, delineate and classify landscape features as well as the adaptable framework to integrate regular data updates and deliver standardized results.
Aptly titled "ALEK" (Automatic Landscape Feature Classification), RLP AgroScience's automated classification system combines customized eCognition and Esri workflows to classify and map the entire region. Using existing 20-centimeter-resolution, orthorectified aerial images and digital surface models, eCognition methodically and automatically analyzes the imagery to identify and separate vegetation from non-vegetation. Based on physical properties and pre-defined, region-specific rules, it then determines each vegetation type, such as trees or hedgerows. And finally, it delineates each vegetative object and produces georeferenced vector datasets of all classified vegetation. Those vector classifications are then ingested into Esri ArcGIS to create EU-compliant data for the local ministry of agriculture's LPIS.
With the ALEK system, RLP AgroScience was able to precisely classify and map the entire 19,000-square-kilometer Rhineland‐Palatinate region in three months, significantly reducing the time, resources and costs that would be needed to manually produce the required datasets.
"Manual digitization is not only incredibly tedious, it's subjective––15 people can interpret the same object 15 different ways––and prone to error," says Matthias Trapp, RLP AgroScience's head of environmental systems. "With eCognition's objective image analysis, we create standardized, reproducible results in a fraction of the time. Its speed, accuracy and data flexibility allowed a small team of image analysts to develop a fully automated, repeatable, large-scale vegetation-mapping system at no additional data cost to the ministry."
By transforming months of manual classification work into an automated exercise in keystrokes––without taxing human or financial resources, or sacrificing quality––RLP AgroScience can now enable the local authorities to build their landscape feature layers of the EU-required LPIS, verify farmers' claims and submit accurate applications for CAP aid on time. And with ALEK's repeatable platform, it can ensure it can continually and reliably classify the changing landscape of Rhineland-Palatinate.
Because German law dictates that Ordnance Surveys must acquire aerial images of their respective states at regular intervals, RLP AgroScience can routinely update the ALEK system as well as efficiently and accurately create land classifications at little to no cost. The automation, combined with regularly updated standard imagery, makes the system viable for other applications such as change detection and environmental monitoring.
With the batch-processing features of eCognition technology, the ALEK system can handle significant volumes of data as well as automatically repeat the classification workflows each time a new dataset is introduced. In addition, should the EU issue new IACS data specifications, RLP AgroScience can adjust the system to meet those requirements with one simple change in the eCognition workflow.
Without the simple, yet powerful developing environment of eCognition, RLP AgroScience would have had to more than triple the size of its team to produce the same amount of output––at potentially lesser quality. The increased productivity and improved efficiency enables the organization to continue to innovate and expand ALEK applications.
Anchored by eCognition's automation and its building-block nature of repeatable workflows, ALEK is helping to ensure RLP AgroScience can continue to efficiently and reliably deliver a crop of classifications for Rhineland-Palatinate and possibly for other EU regions as well.
About RLP AgroScience
A nonprofit institute owned by the Federal State of Rhineland-Palatinate, RLP AgroScience has been undertaking applied research in the areas of agriculture and the environment for more than 20 years. It is based in Neustadt an der Weinstrasse, Germany.
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Q: delete a node in xml using linq to xml I want to remove a node from a xml file using value of an element
Here is my xml
 <Employee>
  <User>
    <ID>1</ID>
    <Username>John</Username>
    <Lastname>Smith</Lastname>
  </User>
<User>
    <ID>2</ID>
    <Username>jerry</Username>
    <Lastname>wilson</Lastname>
  </User>
</Employee>

And here is my code behind
 XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(Server.MapPath(@"~/User.xml"));
            doc.Elements("User")
           .Elements("ID")
           .Where(l => l.Value == textbox1.text)
           .Select(x => x.Parent)
           .Remove();

i want to remove the <user> node whose <id> is entered in textbox
but its not working.
Can you help me?

A: Add doc.Root property or doc.Descendants("User") to return filtered collection of the descendant elements :
1.
doc.Root.Elements("User")
           .Elements("ID")
           .Where(l => l.Value == textbox1.text)
           .Select(x => x.Parent)
           .Remove();

2.
 doc.Root.Elements("User")
            .Where(p => p.Element("ID").Value == textbox1.text)
            .Remove();
 doc.Save(Server.MapPath(@"~/User.xml"));

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Q: How to make a SCNNode that is constantly moving at a constant speed? I'm making a project using Swift playgrounds and I have an SCNPyramid that I want to be constantly moving at a constant speed. How would I do this?

A: You can move your node at constant speed by using SCNAction, please have a look into below code for moving your node in X-axis, Y-axis and Z-axis.
// Move your node in X-axis
func moveInXaxis() {
    let moveAction = SCNAction.moveBy(x: 2, y: 0, z: 0, duration: 1)
    pyramidNode?.runAction(moveAction, completionHandler: {
        if ShouldContinuteToMoveInXaxis { // Configure your `Bool` to check whether to continue to move your node or not.
            self.moveInXaxis()
        }
    })
}

// Move your node in Y-axis
func moveInYaxis() {
    let moveAction = SCNAction.moveBy(x: 0, y: 2, z: 0, duration: 1)
    pyramidNode?.runAction(moveAction, completionHandler: {
        if ShouldContinuteToMoveInYaxis { // Configure your `Bool` to check whether to continue to move your node or not.
            self.moveInYaxis()
        }
    })
}

// Move your node in Z-axis
func moveInZaxis() {
    let moveAction = SCNAction.moveBy(x: 0, y: 0, z: 2, duration: 1)
    pyramidNode?.runAction(moveAction, completionHandler: {
        if ShouldContinuteToMoveInZaxis { // Configure your `Bool` to check whether to continue to move your node or not.
            self.moveInZaxis()
        }
    })
}

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package org.mycompany.wizard.panels;

import java.awt.GridBagConstraints;
import java.awt.Insets;
import org.netbeans.installer.utils.ResourceUtils;
import org.netbeans.installer.utils.StringUtils;
import org.netbeans.installer.utils.SystemUtils;
import org.netbeans.installer.utils.helper.swing.NbiCheckBox;
import org.netbeans.installer.wizard.components.panels.ErrorMessagePanel;
import org.netbeans.installer.wizard.containers.SwingContainer;
import org.netbeans.installer.wizard.ui.SwingUi;
import org.netbeans.installer.wizard.ui.WizardUi;

/**
 *
 * @author Dmitry Lipin
 */
public class ShortcutCreationPanel extends ErrorMessagePanel {

    public ShortcutCreationPanel() {
        setProperty(TITLE_PROPERTY,
                DEFAULT_TITLE);
        setProperty(DESCRIPTION_PROPERTY,
                DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION);

    }

    @Override
    public WizardUi getWizardUi() {
        if (wizardUi == null) {
            wizardUi = new ShortcutCreationPanelUi(this);
        }

        return wizardUi;
    }

    @Override
    public void initialize() {
        super.initialize();
        if(getWizard().getProperty(CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY) == null) {
            getWizard().setProperty(CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY, "" + true);
        }
        if(getWizard().getProperty(CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY) == null) {
            getWizard().setProperty(CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY, "" + true);
        }
    }

    public static class ShortcutCreationPanelUi extends ErrorMessagePanelUi {

        protected ShortcutCreationPanel panel;

        public ShortcutCreationPanelUi(ShortcutCreationPanel panel) {
            super(panel);

            this.panel = panel;
        }

        public SwingUi getSwingUi(SwingContainer container) {
            if (swingUi == null) {
                swingUi = new ShortcutCreationPanelSwingUi(panel, container);
            }

            return super.getSwingUi(container);
        }
    }

    public static class ShortcutCreationPanelSwingUi extends ErrorMessagePanelSwingUi {

        protected ShortcutCreationPanel panel;
        private NbiCheckBox desktopShortcutComboBox;
        private NbiCheckBox startMenuShortcutComboBox;

        public ShortcutCreationPanelSwingUi(
                final ShortcutCreationPanel panel,
                final SwingContainer container) {
            super(panel, container);

            this.panel = panel;

            initComponents();
        }

        // protected ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        @Override
        protected void initialize() {
            desktopShortcutComboBox.setText(CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUT_NAME);
            desktopShortcutComboBox.setSelected(false);
            if(Boolean.parseBoolean(panel.getWizard().getProperty(CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY))) {
                desktopShortcutComboBox.doClick();
            }

            startMenuShortcutComboBox.setText(
                    SystemUtils.isWindows() ? CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_NAME_WINDOWS :
                        (SystemUtils.isMacOS() ? CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_NAME_MAC :
                            CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_NAME_UNIX));
            startMenuShortcutComboBox.setSelected(false);
            if(Boolean.parseBoolean(panel.getWizard().getProperty(CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY))) {
                startMenuShortcutComboBox.doClick();
            }

            super.initialize();
        }

        @Override
        protected void saveInput() {
            super.saveInput();
            panel.getWizard().setProperty(
                    CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY,
                    StringUtils.EMPTY_STRING + desktopShortcutComboBox.isSelected());

            panel.getWizard().setProperty(
                    CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY,
                    StringUtils.EMPTY_STRING + startMenuShortcutComboBox.isSelected());
        }

        @Override
        protected String validateInput() {
            String errorMessage = super.validateInput();
            return errorMessage;
        }

        // private //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        private void initComponents() {
            // selectedLocationField ////////////////////////////////////////////////
            desktopShortcutComboBox = new NbiCheckBox();
            startMenuShortcutComboBox = new NbiCheckBox();

            // this /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
            add(desktopShortcutComboBox, new GridBagConstraints(
                    0, 2, // x, y
                    2, 1, // width, height
                    1.0, 0.0, // weight-x, weight-y
                    GridBagConstraints.LINE_START, // anchor
                    GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL, // fill
                    new Insets(15, 11, 0, 11), // padding
                    0, 0));                           // padx, pady - ???
            add(startMenuShortcutComboBox, new GridBagConstraints(
                    0, 3, // x, y
                    2, 1, // width, height
                    1.0, 0.0, // weight-x, weight-y
                    GridBagConstraints.LINE_START, // anchor
                    GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL, // fill
                    new Insets(7, 11, 0, 11), // padding
                    0, 0));                           // padx, pady - ???

        }
    }
    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // Constants

    /* @TODO: "ResourceUtils.getString("data","product.display.name")" is broken
     * It should fetch the properties from the data folder and then we should
     * also do the same for the description. For some reason the Resource "data"
     * is not found (See #227). I've integrated everything within P.title and
     * P.description, doesn't matter for now since we have no i18n anyway.
     * - MeFisto94
    */
    public static final String DEFAULT_TITLE =
            ResourceUtils.getString(ShortcutCreationPanel.class,
            "P.title"); // NOI18N
    public static final String DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION =
            ResourceUtils.getString(ShortcutCreationPanel.class,
            "P.description"); // NOI18N
    public static final String CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUT_NAME =
            ResourceUtils.getString(ShortcutCreationPanel.class,
            "P.create.desktop.shortcut"); // NOI18N
    public static final String CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_NAME_WINDOWS =
            ResourceUtils.getString(ShortcutCreationPanel.class,
            "P.create.start.menu.shortcut.windows"); // NOI18N
    public static final String CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_NAME_UNIX =
            ResourceUtils.getString(ShortcutCreationPanel.class,
            "P.create.start.menu.shortcut.unix"); // NOI18N
    public static final String CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_NAME_MAC =
            ResourceUtils.getString(ShortcutCreationPanel.class,
            "P.create.start.menu.shortcut.macosx"); // NOI18N
    public static final String CREATE_DESKTOP_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY =
            "create.desktop.shortcut";
    public static final String CREATE_START_MENU_SHORTCUT_PROPERTY =
            "create.start.menu.shortcut";
}


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The New and Old of Jordan
Posted by Jacqueline Beach | Feb 3, 2010 | Jordan, Spotlight | 0 |
Within a few hours of arriving in Amman, I was weaving through the tiny, traffic clogged arteries of the old city centre, the Ballad. The fluorescent green light of the city's many mosques, fleck the surrounding hills as dusk falls. The red, white, black and green of Jordan's national flag hangs from nearly every white-stoned building in the city, with pictures of a smiling King Abdullah II and his glamorous wife Queen Rania, lit up outside all official buildings. This is a big year for Jordan. 2009 marks 10 years of King Abdullah's rule over the country, as well as Jordan's 100th year in existence. A country at the cradle of civilization and blessed with thousands of years of history; it is a place where art and culture, both new and old thrive.
Among the ruins of Byzantine Amman which stand alongside the working modern day city, several contemporary art spaces have emerged. One such gallery, is Darat Al Funan, part of the Khalid Shoman Foundation. A 10 minute stroll away from the Ballad, situated atop one of Amman's seven hills, in Jebel Luwaibdeh, the space was conceived by the family of Jordan's Arab Bank founder, Khalid Shoman in 1993. The gallery is a recently restored 1920s house, where a free exhibition of both installation and craft art are on display by several up and coming contemporary Jordanian and Palestinian artists. Like many houses in the Jebel Luweibdeh district, the space had until recently, remained un-restored and derelict. The house was been built on original Byzantine ruins, which are excavated and on display in the gardens. The space is also used by visiting resident artists, and is a world away from the bustle of the city centre. It is only the distant murmur of the city centre that belies the almost utopian setting.
Yet the real gems of the country's history lie outside Amman. Approximately a one hour's drive away, are the immaculately well preserved ruins of the Greco-Roman city Jerash. Situated atop a hill in the middle of rural Jordan's rocky Mediterranean landscape, in high summer, we count approximately five other groups of four or five French and German tourists – in total. As I glide through the shade of the admission office and head up a hill – in the stark sunlight, the ruins appear eerie, as they stand in their splendid almost completely intact glory. A welcome breeze sweeps through the empty plaza. Cobbled streets complete with chariot wheel markings are lined with shop fronts carved into the surrounding rock, manholes dot the roads, further evidence of Jerash's status as a working, busy metropolis during Roman rule.
Conquered by the Romans in 400 AD, the city continued to blossom until the enormous earthquake of 750 AD which shook much of the Middle East. In its current state, Jerash boasts a 6,000 seater arena, Hadrian's Arch, two large temples (to Zeus and Artemis), an oval Forum, a long colonnaded street, two theatres (the Large South Theatre and smaller North Theatre), two baths, a scattering of small temples and an almost complete circuit of city walls. Despite the largesse of Jerash's ruins, it is estimated that nearly 75 per cent of Jordan's ruins remain unexcavated, an explanation for Jerash's superb condition. Furthermore, unlike the Forum in Rome or the Acropolis in Greece, there are no queues, nor are there any proximity restrictions. It is not however, recommended to take local guides, as their English skills are often poor and their speeches tend to be difficult to understand. Yet in a place like Jerash, bask in its quiet, and let your mind take you back to the ages of old when Jerash was thriving.
Rather than its richer, oil-bearing Arab neighbours, this year explore Amman and its many surrounding ancient sites for a unique cultural and spiritual indulgence. Meanwhile, beat the queues of other world famous ruins, and let your mind take you back to a time before Western civilization had even been thought of.
Photos by Jacqueline Beach
Jacqueline has a Masters in Global Journalism from the University of Melbourne and is currently working as a copywriter and journalist and is based in Melbourne, Australia. Prior to living in Melbourne, she lived in the UK for 5 years where she attended the University of Kent at Canterbury, and completed a BA Hons in European Studies and French. She spent a year abroad at the University of Avignon in France, which pushed her through the language barrier. Prior to living in the UK, she lived in Switzerland for three years, Singapore for four years and also spent a year in Jordan.
She is fluent in French and German, and in her free time enjoys photography and yoga.
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Jacqueline has a Masters in Global Journalism from the University of Melbourne and is currently working as a copywriter and journalist and is based in Melbourne, Australia. Prior to living in Melbourne, she lived in the UK for 5 years where she attended the University of Kent at Canterbury, and completed a BA Hons in European Studies and French. She spent a year abroad at the University of Avignon in France, which pushed her through the language barrier. Prior to living in the UK, she lived in Switzerland for three years, Singapore for four years and also spent a year in Jordan. She is fluent in French and German, and in her free time enjoys photography and yoga.
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The 100 or so different shades of nail polish art from Incoco follow the trends of the seasons, and look incredibly authentic on your nails! Instead of having to use nail art tools and crazy techniques to get cool designs, you can easily apply our nail polish strips for intricate patterns in half the time! You don't have to worry about the mess or dry time! And, getting your manicure to match perfectly on both hands is a piece of cake!
This brand carries such a wide variety, from solid color nail polish strip to intricate, gorgeous and fun nail designs, french manicure, design french manicure, and pedicure strips! And another bonus, all Incoco nail strips are made of real nail polish expertly crafted with 3 layers: base coat, color coat, and top coat. So all you need is to dress your bare nails with these nail strips and you're good to go!
Compared to some other nail polish strips that I have tried before, my first experience with Incoco nail designs was beyond pleasurable. I would highly recommend them to anyone, so let me show you what the fuss is all about!
You can see how well the strips fit around my cuticles. The only one I needed to trim was my thumb because it's the only nail that has sort of a square-ish cuticle shape compared to the rounded shapes of my other nails. There's no other product used besides the polish strips – that's right, no base coat and no top coat!
First, a further away shot so you get the effect of what they would look like to normal people. I can definitely see the tip wear, especially around the corners of my free edge. But, for someone like me, this result is really amazing since at work, most of the time I'm typing on a computer or running around setting up rooms, banging my hands into game and exercise equipment; and at school, I do even more computer work.
Now it's time for the Incoco Giveaway!!
I'm beyond excited to share my new found love of the Incoco nail strips by hosting my first blog giveaway! One winner will get one set of Incoco Real Nail Polish Appliques of their choice. The giveaway is open to all US and Canada residents, effective now until March 17, 2014, 12:00 A.M. Pacific Time. The winner will need to respond within 48 hours or a new winner will be chosen. See full Terms & Conditions in the Rafflecopter widget.
Besides sponsoring the generous giveaway, Incoco has also provided all of my readers with a 15% Incoco promo code: LACQUER15, effective until March 17, 2014. If you want to get something now before my giveaway ends (like those new St. Patrick's Day designs that I'm eyeing), then just enter the above code in the promo code box at checkout.
To share this giveaway, please use the picture below and link back to this post. Have fun shopping and GOOD LUCK!!!
I would love to see a marbling nail art tutorial. I am having real trouble making it work for me, and any tips would be appreciated!
Hi Kam! I'll see if I can get my hands on some Sinful Colors, they're not as easy to come back in my area in Canada…but I'll do my best!
Thanks for offering such a pretty prize! I just tried Sally Hansen strips for the first time, and would love to try out Incoco next.
My pleasure, Aquariann! I wonder how the two brands will compare to you…so best of luck!
I love reviews and tutorials. Thank you for the giveaway!!
Great! I'll work on bringing you new reviews and tutorials 🙂 You're very welcome and good luck!
Thank you for hosting this fab giveaway!
Thank you for running this contest! Your log is lovely!
I'd love to try these! I've only tried one brand of nail wrap before, from a Kickstarter, so I'd love to try a "real polish" brand!
I think you'll love it! Let me know how you like these if you end up trying them and good luck!
I would love to see a battle of the textured polishes. How they differ and who does it best.
Oh…you caught me! I must confess that I don't own any textured polishes…I enjoy smooth nails so I haven't worked up the courage to try them…maybe one day?!
I love nail art any kind lol =) Hope you had a great Monday <3 Thanks for the chance to hopefully try them lol I didnt know they had so many styles!!
I've tried Incoco before & ended up loving them even though I didn't think that I would. I love this design since there is no way I could create this look on my own. http://www.incoco.com/camouflage-nails-tailored-fit Thanks for all of the hard work that goes into your blog!
Awesome giveaway! Thanks!! Hope to win!! Would love to see more giveaways!
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would love to win!! thanks for the giveaway!
I've never tried nail polish strips before, but it's a very cool and exciting concept! But I also want to brag about my own nail art, so you see where my problem lies.
I usually prefer painting my nails with regular nail lacquer, but the designs these nail strips have are just beautiful. I might just have to order some and try them out. Thank you for the review and giveaway.
I'm really interested in a review on the O.P.I. Sheer Tints. Nail art using them w/ a tutorial would be great too! xD Thank you for having the giveaway!


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Toponyme
Saviano, commune italienne de la province de Naples.

Patronyme
Nick Saviano (1956-), ancien joueur de tennis américain.
Josh Saviano (1976-), acteur et avocat américain.
Roberto Saviano (1979-), journaliste et écrivain italien.
Homonymie de patronyme italien


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Last 8 head-to-head matches Balzan won 7 matches, drawn 0 matches, lost 1 matches and goals 19-6. Including matches at home between the teams Balzan won 5 matches, drawn 0 matches, lost 0 matches and goals 14-3.


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1- If you find the term "Society System" any where within the essay, Please change it to the term "Security System".
2- Change any word or term that you feel it is high level difficult academic word. For example, the sentence "Guidance of its properties" must to be change. Remember, this essay is 1-2 years college level essay so you shouldn't use difficult words and terms.


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– Manage their risk and maintain access to global markets. Given the oil sands represent the most carbon-intensive form of fossil fuel extraction, more aggressive carbon regulation will demonstrate that the Government of Alberta is acknowledging the need and taking responsibility for reducing carbon emissions.
– How should Alberta put a price on carbon?
– How should Alberta transition to more a sustainable electricity system?
– How should Alberta grow the renewable energy sector?
– How should Alberta increase energy efficiency across the province?
The government has also released a discussion paper and is seeking feedback from the general public as well as industry. The discussion paper represents a shift in policy, and states, "Alberta's policies must address emissions from all sources – oil and gas, electricity, transportation, buildings and houses, industry, construction, manufacturing, agriculture, forestry and waste." Covering this variety of sectors is a shift from current policies that focus on large emitters (producing over 100 kt CO2e), which account for half of Alberta's GHG emissions, as opposed to all sources.
The panel expects to deliver a report on their findings, recommendations and a suite of options in late October or early November, although it is unclear whether the report will be made publicly available or if the panel will be reporting to the government directly. What was clear from attending the open house is that Alberta's new government is looking to break from the past and establish Alberta as a leader in addressing national and international concerns regarding climate change.


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Q: joining results in having clause from 2 different condtition I have two variables in part of my having clause.  I can't use a if then because I need both results together.
having
 qty>=0-- AND X.Dt=@IssueDate2   --TO RETURN 11-9 SC
 AND X.Dt=@IssueDate3_mjssun   --TO RETURN 11-2 HD

How can I write this to get both results I need. I want to to avoid a JOIN on the whole statements. Open to any toher ideas you may have.
Thanks!
Rudy

A: if @IssueDate2 or @IssueDate3_mjssun will not be null then
try like this:
having
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 AND ( X.Dt=@IssueDate2   OR  X.Dt=@IssueDate3_mjssun )


Wolseley Lodge has waterfront cabins for fishing, boat rentals, fly-in or family vacation rental as well as overnight Bed & Breakfast rooms and optional Meal Plans. We also offer Kevlar canoe rentals and trip shuttles.
It's morning time and the echo of loons singing out can be heard across the picture painted dawn. As the sun rises for another adventurous day at Wolseley Lodge you will find many things to do at Ontario's premier fishing destination. Fish, swim, hike or canoe - our area offers it all.
Established in 1928, Wolseley Lodge has a long tradition of great outdoor tourism. It is located on the French River, well known to be a prime fishing location as seen on FISH.TV. Our docks can accommodate float planes so it is possible to fly in for your fishing trip or charter a trip to a remote lake. In the evening you may choose to play some pool, darts, watch a video in the main lodge or get comfortable around the nightly campfire. Guests will enjoy our Complimentary Fish Fry on Monday evenings during summer.
Wolseley Lodge at the French River is just 3.5 hours north of Toronto. We offer overnight B&B rooms and 16 clean and comfortable cabins ranging in size from 1 to 4 bedrooms. Originally built in 1928, we have made every effort to maintain the rustic charm of the lodge. Some cabins are of nicely styled log construction while having the services that make your holiday comfortable and convenient. We are a pet friendly resort and we welcome responsible pet owners. NOTE - Cabins 6 and 8 are not available to guests with pets, while all other 14 cabins are pet friendly.
The French River is more like a chain of lakes connected by rapids. In these lakes you find many islands, bays and channels. You will find fishing heaven at Wolseley Bay and the French River; more than 95% of the shoreline is undeveloped and protected as a Provincial Waterway Park. You can fish for Walleye, Muskie, Northern Pike, Small Mouth Bass, Large Mouth Bass as well as Perch, Sunfish, Rock Bass and Crappies. Always be prepared for a big one; Muskie over 50'' and Walleye over 30'' get caught every year. More unusual species such as Sturgeon, Channel Catfish or Whitefish are also found in the French River.
There are also many nature adventures waiting for you at Wolseley Bay and the French River: hiking, swimming, tubing, historic sites or just cruising on our Pontoon boats and enjoying the beauty of nature. Make sure to bring your camera. There are many scenic views for photographers, artists, birding and hiking.
Check to see if we have any Last Minute Openings at Wolseley Lodge.
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THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Canadian authorities have cleared the way for a hearing to extradite Huawei's chief financial officer to the United States. Justice officials in Canada on Friday issued an authority for the case involving Meng Wanzhou to proceed, setting the stage for another court appearance Wednesday. The announcement had been expected.
Meng was arrested last December in Canada at the request of the United States, which claimed she helped the Chinese telecom company circumvent US sanctions in Iran. She was released in Canada on bail of 10 million Canadian dollars ($7.5 million US).
She will appear in court again Wednesday in Vancouver, at which time an extradition hearing will be scheduled. That eventual hearing could result in her extradition to New York. Canadian justice officials said the department's decision Friday followed a "thorough and diligent review" of the evidence in the case. The department said it was "satisfied" that there was "sufficient evidence" for the case to be put before a judge.
Meng will not be found guilty or innocent during her extradition hearing. If the judge decides she should be extradited, then the country's minister of justice — its highest-ranking judicial official — will have the final decision. If Meng is extradited to the United States, she will face trial there. The Huawei executive's arrest has led to a diplomatic standoff between the Chinese and Canadian governments.
China has furiously called for Canada to return Meng, and multiple Canadians in China were subsequently detained. Canada has said it's just following the letter of its extradition agreement with the United States. The case is one of several ways the United States is trying to put pressure on Huawei.
The US government claims Huawei's technology poses a national security threat. For example, Friday's announcement came a day after Huawei pleaded not guilty in Seattle to federal charges that it tried to steal trade secrets from T-Mobile.
A judge set a trial in that case for March 2, 2020. How the cases figure into ongoing trade negotiations between the United States and China remains an open question.
President Donald Trump has suggested that he could consider the cases against Huawei as part of ongoing trade talks with China.
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Towards the automatic analysis of complex human body motions
Rittscher J., Blake A., Roberts SJ.
The classification of human body motion is an integral component for the automatic interpretation of video sequences. In a first part we present an effective approach that uses mixed discrete/continuous states to couple perception with classification. A spline contour is used to track the outline of the person. We show that for a quasi-periodic human body motion, an autoregressive process (ARP) is a suitable model for the contour dynamics. A collection of ARP can then be used as a dynamical model for mixed state Condensation filtering, switching automatically between different motion classes. Subsequently this method is applied to automatically segment sequences which contain different motions into subsequences, which contain only one type of motion. Tracking the contour of moving people is, however, difficult. This is why we propose to classify the type of motion directly from the spatio-temporal features of the image sequence. Representing the image data as a spatio-temporal or XYT cube and taking the 'epipolar slices' [Workshop on Computer Vision, Representation and Control, Shanty Creek, MI, October (1985) 168] of the cube reveals that different motions, such as running and walking, have characteristic patterns. A new method, which effectively compresses these motion patterns into a low-dimensional feature vector is introduced. The convincing performance of this new feature extraction method is demonstrated for both the classification and automatic segmentation of video sequences for a diverse set of motions. © 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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