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#pragma once
#include <aws/codedeploy/CodeDeploy_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/codedeploy/CodeDeployRequest.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <utility>

namespace Aws
{
namespace CodeDeploy
{
namespace Model
{

  /**
   *
Represents the input of a DeleteDeploymentConfig
   * operation.

See Also:
   AWS
   * API Reference

   */
  class AWS_CODEDEPLOY_API DeleteDeploymentConfigRequest : public CodeDeployRequest
  {
  public:
    DeleteDeploymentConfigRequest();

    // Service request name is the Operation name which will send this request out,
    // each operation should has unique request name, so that we can get operation's name from this request.
    // Note: this is not true for response, multiple operations may have the same response name,
    // so we can not get operation's name from response.
    inline virtual const char* GetServiceRequestName() const override { return "DeleteDeploymentConfig"; }

    Aws::String SerializePayload() const override;

    Aws::Http::HeaderValueCollection GetRequestSpecificHeaders() const override;

    /**
     *
The name of a deployment configuration associated with the IAM user or Amazon
     * Web Services account.

     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetDeploymentConfigName() const{ return m_deploymentConfigName; }

    /**
     *
The name of a deployment configuration associated with the IAM user or Amazon
     * Web Services account.

     */
    inline bool DeploymentConfigNameHasBeenSet() const { return m_deploymentConfigNameHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     *
The name of a deployment configuration associated with the IAM user or Amazon
     * Web Services account.

     */
    inline void SetDeploymentConfigName(const Aws::String& value) { m_deploymentConfigNameHasBeenSet = true; m_deploymentConfigName = value; }

    /**
     *
The name of a deployment configuration associated with the IAM user or Amazon
     * Web Services account.

     */
    inline void SetDeploymentConfigName(Aws::String&& value) { m_deploymentConfigNameHasBeenSet = true; m_deploymentConfigName = std::move(value); }

    /**
     *
The name of a deployment configuration associated with the IAM user or Amazon
     * Web Services account.

     */
    inline void SetDeploymentConfigName(const char* value) { m_deploymentConfigNameHasBeenSet = true; m_deploymentConfigName.assign(value); }

    /**
     *
The name of a deployment configuration associated with the IAM user or Amazon
     * Web Services account.

     */
    inline DeleteDeploymentConfigRequest& WithDeploymentConfigName(const Aws::String& value) { SetDeploymentConfigName(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The name of a deployment configuration associated with the IAM user or Amazon
     * Web Services account.

     */
    inline DeleteDeploymentConfigRequest& WithDeploymentConfigName(Aws::String&& value) { SetDeploymentConfigName(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The name of a deployment configuration associated with the IAM user or Amazon
     * Web Services account.

     */
    inline DeleteDeploymentConfigRequest& WithDeploymentConfigName(const char* value) { SetDeploymentConfigName(value); return *this;}

  private:

    Aws::String m_deploymentConfigName;
    bool m_deploymentConfigNameHasBeenSet = false;
  };

} // namespace Model
} // namespace CodeDeploy
} // namespace Aws


You like to drink wine? You like to drink good wine? Of course you do – along with good food it is one of life's truly great pleasures.
So how do you maximise your wine $ ensuring you get to drink beautiful wine from a selection of wineries at the most affordable price? This was my dilemma. Yes there is the local bottle shop and they do have some decent specials, but don't you find you fall into the trap of purchasing the same old wines and varieties that you are comfortable with or ones that seem to be a good price at the time only to be disappointed with the quality? I also purchased wine online but again tended to play it a bit safe with wines, regions and grape varieties with which I was familiar.
You are no doubt aware of the saying "out of adversity comes greatness", well that happened to me resulting in my discovery of Vinomofo and yes, you read it correctly and yes, it really does mean that!
Having put my back out, I was laid up on the couch unable to move with only Angus, the Golden Retriever and my iPad for company. Wondering what the rest of the world was up to, I was reading the Age (a Melbourne newspaper) website and came across an article about Vinomofo. I was immediately intrigued by the name and, deciding I needed to investigate further, proceeded to their website.
It was like a breath of fresh air. I found myself laughing as I read which, I recall, hurt at the time! No stuffy, wine snobbery here. Their approach is straightforward, irreverent and irresistible! They even give you matching recipes which is a bonus for us foodies.
What do you want to buy? What about a Secret Deal or a Packapalooza Pack? Or how about a Black Market Deal or a Salvation Case? Sometimes you know what you are buying but other times you have no idea other than the hint of the region and grape variety.
Fortunately, my credit card was within easy reach so I purchased a Black Market deal which was a selection of red wines. I was a little hesitant as I had no idea what was going to turn up but I needn't have worried.
Since that first purchase, Vinomofo has introduced me to a heap of wineries I didn't know existed, grape varietals I wouldn't have ordinarily tried or chosen and just a wonderful wine experience in general.
Even the cartons they deliver in bring a smile to your face and must brighten up the delivery guy's day!
The value for money is exceptional – I know for a fact I have only paid around $20 for wine retailing at $50-$100 per bottle and they have some amazing value quaffers with a flat rate shipping fee (sometimes it's even free). I think they only ship within Australia but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt to ask.
They have a warning on their site that Vinomofo can be seriously addictive.


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I-League: Bengaluru FC crowned champions
Last updated on: April 17, 2016 21:18 IST
IMAGE: Bengaluru FC players celebrate with coach Ashley Westwood. Photograph: Twitter
Bengaluru FC were crowned as I-League football champions for the second time in three years as they blanked Salgaocar 2-0 in their penultimate league match, in Bengaluru, on Sunday.
Eugenson Lyngdoh (8th minute) and Seminlen Doungel (87th) scored for Bengaluru as Ashley Westwood-coached side took full three points to clinch their second I-League title in front of their home crowd at the Kanteerava Stadium.
They had won their maiden crown in 2013-14 season and had finished second last season (2014-15) behind Mohun Bagan.
With 32 points from 15 matches, Bengaluru took an unassailable five point lead from currently second-placed Mohun Bagan (27 points from 15 matches) with one match to spare.
This means that their last league fixture against Mohun Bagan on April 23 in Siliguri has been rendered inconsequential as far as I-League title is concerned.
IMAGE: Bengaluru FC players celebrate. Photograph: Twitter
But that match will have importance for deciding the second-place finisher as East Bengal (25 points from 15 matches) are currently at third just two points behind Mohun Bagan.
East Bengal can finish at second if they beat Shillong Lajong in their last match on April 24 in Shillong and Mohun Bagan lose against Bengaluru.
Seeking to clinch the title on Sunday itself, Westwood fielded the first choice eleven for the clash with Curtis Osano and John Johnson returning to the fold as centre halves with Eugeneson Lyngdoh and Michael Collins manning the midfield.
Youngster Malsawmzuala got a start with Udanta Singh as the wingmen. Skipper Sunil Chhetri combined with Korean Kim Seong Yong to form the attacking nucleus of the 'Blues'.
It took just eight minutes for Bengaluru FC to open the scoring through Eugeneson Lyngdoh. The India midfielder scored his third goal in his comeback from injury as he latched onto a loose ball from Salgaocar goalkeeper Karanjit Singh's punch off a cross from the left.
Unmarked 25 yards out, Lyngdoh drove it straight across the ground with a right footer to take the early lead and leave the Goans fluttered.
Mumbai FC clinch crucial win against Shillong Lajong
IMAGE:Mumbai FC's Taisuke Matsugae, right, in action. Photograph: Mumbai FC
Steven Dias heroics helped Mumbai FC snatch a creditable 2-1 win against Shillong Lajong FC in a tense and crucial 16thround I-League encounter, at the Cooperage ground.
The mercurial Dias with a brilliant effort converted from a 25-yard free kick in the 41st minute to give the home team a deserving 1-0 half-time advantage.
The visitors managed to fight back and drew level when their Brazilain midfielder Fabio Pena scored from what a contentious penalty in the 55th minute. But Dias once again was the thick of action and with one of his trademark special delivery provided Min-Chol Son with the perfect header.
The ball bounced in front of goalkeeper Vishal Kaith but he fumbled with a simple collection and allowed the ball to slip through much to the cheer of the home supporters. At the other end, Fabio had two attempts at goal with the going wide across the goal and later his header narrowly missing the target in the 34th minute. The Mumbai persistence finally paid off when Brown was brought down by Zodingliana a little outside the box and Dias stepped forward a coolly curled the ball over the Lajong wall and past the despairing dive from Kaith and into the top left corner.
Shillong were lucky to restore partity when referee Venkatesh R. awarded them a penalty when Penn Orji fell after a tackle from defender Anwar Ali and Fabio successfully converted in the 55th minute. Thereafter Mumbai FC came close to regaining the lead with Dias, Taisuke and Sushil missing the target before Son finally found the back of the net in the 86th minute.
Following Dias' flag-kick from the right Son did well to meet the end of the ball and head firmly. Goalkeeper Kaith made a total mess and let the ball slip in to the net. Mumbai FC ensured their citadel stayed intact in the remaining time to snatch the win and three valuable points.
The Mumbai side have now climbed to the sixth position with 16 points while Lajong with 15 points move to the bottom of the nine-team standing.
Mumbai FC will now take on DSK Shivajians in the final round on April 24.
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Home » 2006 Issues » Vol. 32, No. 30 (07/28/2006) » Instant Game Number 665, LUCKY 7's
Instant Game Number 665, LUCKY 7's
DEPARTMENT OF THE LOTTERY
RULE NO: RULE TITLE
53ER06-40: Instant Game Number 665, LUCKY 7's
SUMMARY: This emergency rule describes Instant Game Number 665, "LUCKY 7's," for which the Department of the Lottery will start selling tickets on a date to be determined by the Secretary of the Department. The rule sets forth the specifics of the game; determination of prizewinners; estimated odds of winning, value, and number of prizes in the game.
THE PERSON TO BE CONTACTED REGARDING THE EMERGENCY RULE IS: Faith L. Schneider, Legal Analyst, Department of the Lottery, 250 Marriott Drive, Tallahassee, Florida 32399 4011
THE FULL TEXT OF THE EMERGENCY RULE IS:
53ER06-40 Instant Game Number 665, LUCKY 7's.
(1) Name of Game. Instant Game Number 665, "LUCKY 7's."
(2) Price. LUCKY 7's lottery tickets sell for $1.00 per ticket.
(3) LUCKY 7's lottery tickets shall have a series of numbers in Machine Readable Code (or bar code) on the back of the ticket, along with a Void If Removed Number under the latex area on the ticket. To be a valid winning LUCKY 7's lottery ticket, the ticket must meet the applicable requirements of Rule 53ER06‑4, F.A.C.
(4) The play symbols and play symbol captions are as follows:
(5) The prize symbols and prize symbol captions are as follows:
(6) The legend is as follows:
(7) Determination of Prizewinners.
A ticket having three "" symbols in the same row, column or diagonal shall entitle the claimant to the corresponding prize shown in the "PRIZE BOX." The prizes are: TICKET, $1.00, $2.00, $4.00, $5.00, $10.00, $25.00, $50.00, $100, $500 and $2,000. A claimant who is entitled to a prize of a "TICKET" shall be entitled to a $1.00 instant ticket, except as follows. A person who submits by mail a LUCKY 7's lottery ticket that entitles the claimant to a prize of a $1.00 instant ticket and whose mailing address is outside the state of Florida will receive a check for $1.00 in lieu of an actual ticket.
(8) The estimated odds of winning, value and number of prizes in Instant Game Number 665 are as follows:
WINNERS IN
56 POOLS OF
ODDS OF
180,000 TICKETS
PER POOL
$1 TICKET
(9) The estimated overall odds of winning some prize in Instant Game Number 665 are 1 in 3.84. Prizes, including the top prizes, are subject to availability at the time of ticket purchase. Prizes may be unavailable due to prior sale or other causes occurring in the normal course of business including, but not limited to, ticket damage, defect, theft, or loss.
(10) For reorders of Instant Game Number 665, the estimated odds of winning, value, and number of prizes shall be proportionate to the number of tickets reordered.
(11) By purchasing a LUCKY 7's lottery ticket the player agrees to comply with and abide by all prize payment rules of the Florida Lottery.
(12) Payment of prizes for LUCKY 7's lottery tickets shall be made in accordance with rules of the Florida Lottery governing payment of prizes. A copy of the current rule can be obtained from the Florida Lottery, Office of the General Counsel, 250 Marriott Drive, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-4011.
Specific Authority 24.105(9)(a), (b),(c), 24.109(1), 24.115(1) FS. Law Implemented 24.105(9)(a), (b), (c), 24.115(1) FS. History–New 7-14-06.
THIS RULE TAKES EFFECT UPON BEING FILED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE UNLESS A LATER TIME AND DATE IS SPECIFIED IN THE RULE.
This emergency rule describes Instant Game Number 665, "LUCKY 7's," for which the Department of the Lottery will start selling tickets on a date to be determined by the Secretary of the Department. The rule sets forth the specifics of the game; determination of prizewinners; estimated odds of winning, value, and number of prizes in the game.
Faith L. Schneider, Legal Analyst, Department of the Lottery, 250 Marriott Drive, Tallahassee, Florida 32399 4011
53ER06-40. Instant Game Number 665, LUCKY 7's (Replaced by 53ER09-71)


So this year I didn't take many days off for Christmas, instead I saved up my annual leave and took the first two weeks off in January to go to Florida to stay at my good friend Amanda's house! We had a great time - and I have a load of content related to it coming up (I'm talking videos, detailed blog posts, etc.). So watch out here and on my YouTube channel.
But for now, here's a little photo diary of my time in Florida!


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80TH BIRTHDAY OF GEORGE F. JOHNSON
Binghamton, Johnson City, Endicott and Owego, New York celebrate the 80th birthday of George F. Johnson who brought business and expansion to these cities through his Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company.
Date: 1937 - BLACK/WHITE
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POPE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AND CORONATION
It's a dual celebration for Pope John XXIII as he officiates at solemn rites in St. Peter's marking his 3rd anniversary as Pope and his 80th birthday.
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"SPARTACUS" ENTERS SECOND YEAR
It's a happy anniversary for a picture that has enthralled the world. "SPARTACUS" begins its second year at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles as producer Edward Lewis and stars Johanna Barnes and John Gavin do the honors with a birthday cake.
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The eighteenth anniversary of Pius XII's elevation to the Papal throne, and the 81st birthday of the Pontiff, are celebrated with solemn ceremonies in the Basilica of St. Peter's. Beautiful interiors and close ups of the Pope.
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NEHRU TOURS DISNEYLAND
The Prime Minister of India sets off on a ten-day tour of the country after his series of conferences with the President. One of his first stops is Disneyland in California where Walt Disney plays host on the eve of Mr. Nehru's 72nd birthday.
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The 70th birthday of the Statue of Liberty is marked by ceremonies attended by 1,200 immigrants, changing the name of its site from Bedloes Island to Liberty Island.
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Queen Elizabeth II and The Queen Mother are greeted by well wishers during the Queen Mother's birthday in London, England.
Date: 1990s - COLOR
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Amos Alonzo Stagg, the Grand Old man of Football celebrates his birthday in California. Still active, the historic sports figure is deluged by birthday greetings. He shows off his trophies and awards. A grandson has cake all over his face.
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GEORGE W. BUSH SHARES HIS BIRTHDAY WITH REPORTERS
U.S. President George W. Bush and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper at podiums in the White House during a press conference. The president greets four reporters who share the President's birthday of July 6th and has his picture taken with them. The Prime Minister shakes hands with the reporters.
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CHIMPANZEE BIRTHDAY
The London Zoo's first baby chimpanzee, Jubilee, celebrates her birthday with a big party including presents and pieces of cake handed over by her mother after careful inspection.
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Cape Town 141209. Shoes of two children who died in a shack fire in Philipi are still at the scene. The mother of ther children was admitted to the hospital last night. Picture Cindy Waxa.Reporter Chelsea
Two girls die in shack blaze
By Chelsea Geach Dec 9, 2014
Cape Town - Two little girls burnt to death after they were trapped inside their burning shack early on Tuesday morning.
Lithabo, 2, and Kwakhanya, 5, were fast asleep in their Philippi East home when the fire broke out.
Their mother, Vuyokazi Gcilitshane, managed to escape. She ran for help, screaming: "The children are inside."
Gcilitshane was taken to hospital with burns, according to City of Cape Town fire chief Theo Layne.
Her neighbour, Douglas Gungqisa, was home on Tuesday morning to recount the horrifying night.
Gungqisa owns the formal house and property on which the backyard shack was built. The Gcilitshane family had lived there since last year.
"I was woken at 1am by a woman who came running to tell me the shack is on fire," he said. "I jumped up and ran. I was so confused. Then we went to fetch water in buckets to throw on the fire."
Gungqisa said the blaze only grew as they poured water over it, as if the water was paraffin.
"I heard the screams of the mother saying the children are in there," he said. "The mother couldn't say what caused the fire, she was just crying. All she could say was 'the children are inside'."
Soon community members came to help, and a security van called the fire brigade.
When the neighbours managed to put out the flames, they set about searching for the girls.
"We didn't hear the screams of the children," Gungqisa said. "It was just quiet."
He found their charred bodies under a sheet of collapsed corrugated sheeting.
On Tuesday morning, the blackened site was home only to twisted metal, burnt plates and the soggy remains of a tiny girls' T-shirts and pink shoes.
Gungqisa's house in Apile Crescent was slightly damaged by smoke, but not burnt.
Layne said that a man had died in a separate fire last night. "There was also a fire in Kosovo informal settlement. One adult male sustained fatal burns."
The cause of both fires was not known and details were unclear as formal reports had not yet been filed on Tuesday morning.


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NEW YORK (AP) — The music industry hasn't been rocked with as many public allegations of sexual misconduct as Hollywood, but insiders are still seeking to show solidarity with the Me Too movement on its biggest night.
Key executives have called on artists and employees to wear a white rose on Sunday in support of Time's Up as the Grammys celebrate its 60th anniversary with a ceremony in New York City. The Time's Up organization was formed by key Hollywood celebrities and executives including Reese Witherspoon, Shonda Rhimes and America Ferrera, and most stars wore black and a Time's Up pin in support of the movement at the Golden Globes earlier this month.
Among those artists who have already confirmed they will wear the rose on Sunday include Dua Lipa and Halsey, who read an emotional poem detailing sexual abuse at the Women's March in New York City on Saturday. More names are expected to be released Thursday.
The women gathered others for a meeting Monday, and by Wednesday sent out an initial email urging people to wear a white rose and also noted that Rapsody, the only woman nominated for best rap album, would be doing so.
"We choose the white rose because historically it stands for hope, peace, sympathy and resistance," the email said. "Please let us know if we can add your name to our list of supporters. The world is listening."
In a matter of hours, there were hundreds of people who had confirmed, said Harkins. The push was buoyed by the support of the co-chairs at Atlantic Records, Julie Greenwald and Craig Kallman. Greenwald sent the missive out to staff members, a representative for the label confirmed.
The white rose was chosen in part because it could be done quickly but also because the color has been long used as part of the women's suffragette movement; Hillary Clinton wore white when she accepted the Democratic nomination for president in 2016.
Music mogul Russell Simmons is perhaps the biggest industry name accused of sexual misconduct; former Epic label head L.A. Reid has also faced accusations. But compared with film, TV or even politics, the scandals have been relatively few in music, causing many to ask when the reckoning will come to that industry.
"It's a legitimate question. I don't know the answer," said Harkins. She added: "If and when it comes, we want to be super-proactive. ... We are being loud in our voices before a crisis, so we can avert a crisis."


While many visitors come to Chautauqua just for the Institution's famous season, there is still plenty of culture in the nearby towns to fill a trip! Only 40 minutes away from The Spencer Hotel & Spa is the 1891 Fredonia Opera House. Located in downtown Fredonia, NY, this performing arts center features everything from live performances to films. Have a night at the theater at this iconic opera house!
The 1891 Fredonia Opera House is just one of the many incredible theaters in western New York! For a full list, access our free Vacation Guide! We've compiled all of our favorite attractions in the area, from hiking trails to museums. Are you looking for the best Italian food in Chautauqua? Do you want to visit one of the many wineries in the area? When you consult our Vacation Guide, you can feel confident knowing that you're getting local recommendations from a trusted source.
Just as the name implies, the Fredonia Opera House opened in 1891. The famous architect Enoch Curtis designed it, utilizing new technology and inexpensive materials to create a one-of-a-kind performance hall. The theater has been renovated since its opening thanks to the Fredonia Preservation Society, which was formed in response to threats of demolishing the theater.
Today, the theater features every type of show, from musical revues to classic ballets. Many of the shows are performed live, utilizing the immense talent of Chautauqua County. There are plenty of recorded and streamed productions as well, giving visitors a chance to appreciate the skill of the Moscow Ballet or New York City's Metropolitan Opera from the Fredonia Opera House. The theater also showcases movies which are centered around art.
No matter the type of performance or film, a night at the Fredonia Opera House is sure to be a spectacular one. Check the events page on the opera house's website before heading to the theater.
After you've spent the evening enjoying the talent at the 1891 Fredonia Opera House, return to The Spencer Hotel & Spa for an evening of relaxation! Our unique literary-themed rooms are the perfect mix of class, comfort, and style.
We have a wide selection of specials available to enhance your stay. Is your trip to the Fredonia Opera House part of a date-night plan? Consider booking our Classic Romance Package. Enjoy champagne or sparkling cider and rose petals waiting for you in your room. Or perhaps you and your significant other have a sweet tooth. In that case, book our Food and Mood package, which includes six flameless tea lights, two delectable desserts, hot chocolate with your choice of Baileys or Kahlua, and rose petals in your room. No matter which package you choose, it's sure to enhance your stay in Chautauqua!


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Tests of the Dynamic Field Theory and the Spatial Precision Hypothesis: Capturing a Qualitative Developmental Transition in Spatial Working Memory
Anne R. Schutte, John P. Spencer
This study tested a dynamic field theory (DFT) of spatial working memory and an associated spatial precision hypothesis (SPH). Between 3 and 6 years of age, there is a qualitative shift in how children use reference axes to remember locations: 3-year-olds' spatial recall responses are biased toward reference axes after short memory delays, whereas 6-year-olds' responses are biased away from reference axes. According to the DFT and the SPH, quantitative improvements over development in the precision of excitatory and inhibitory working memory processes lead to this qualitative shift. Simulations of the DFT in Experiment 1 predict that improvements in precision should cause the spatial range of targets attracted toward a reference axis to narrow gradually over development, with repulsion emerging and gradually increasing until responses to most targets show biases away from the axis. Results from Experiment 2 with 3- to 5-year-olds support these predictions. Simulations of the DFT in Experiment 3 quantitatively fit the empirical results and offer insights into the neural processes underlying this developmental change.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
https://doi.org/10.1037/a0015794
10.1037/a0015794
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Schutte, A. R., & Spencer, J. P. (2009). Tests of the Dynamic Field Theory and the Spatial Precision Hypothesis: Capturing a Qualitative Developmental Transition in Spatial Working Memory. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 35(6), 1698-1725. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0015794
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Schutte, AR & Spencer, JP 2009, 'Tests of the Dynamic Field Theory and the Spatial Precision Hypothesis: Capturing a Qualitative Developmental Transition in Spatial Working Memory', Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, vol. 35, no. 6, pp. 1698-1725. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0015794
Schutte AR, Spencer JP. Tests of the Dynamic Field Theory and the Spatial Precision Hypothesis: Capturing a Qualitative Developmental Transition in Spatial Working Memory. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance. 2009 Dec;35(6):1698-1725. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0015794
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abstract = "This study tested a dynamic field theory (DFT) of spatial working memory and an associated spatial precision hypothesis (SPH). Between 3 and 6 years of age, there is a qualitative shift in how children use reference axes to remember locations: 3-year-olds' spatial recall responses are biased toward reference axes after short memory delays, whereas 6-year-olds' responses are biased away from reference axes. According to the DFT and the SPH, quantitative improvements over development in the precision of excitatory and inhibitory working memory processes lead to this qualitative shift. Simulations of the DFT in Experiment 1 predict that improvements in precision should cause the spatial range of targets attracted toward a reference axis to narrow gradually over development, with repulsion emerging and gradually increasing until responses to most targets show biases away from the axis. Results from Experiment 2 with 3- to 5-year-olds support these predictions. Simulations of the DFT in Experiment 3 quantitatively fit the empirical results and offer insights into the neural processes underlying this developmental change.",
author = "Schutte, {Anne R.} and Spencer, {John P.}",
doi = "10.1037/a0015794",
journal = "Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance",
publisher = "American Psychological Association Inc.",
T1 - Tests of the Dynamic Field Theory and the Spatial Precision Hypothesis
T2 - Capturing a Qualitative Developmental Transition in Spatial Working Memory
AU - Schutte, Anne R.
AU - Spencer, John P.
N2 - This study tested a dynamic field theory (DFT) of spatial working memory and an associated spatial precision hypothesis (SPH). Between 3 and 6 years of age, there is a qualitative shift in how children use reference axes to remember locations: 3-year-olds' spatial recall responses are biased toward reference axes after short memory delays, whereas 6-year-olds' responses are biased away from reference axes. According to the DFT and the SPH, quantitative improvements over development in the precision of excitatory and inhibitory working memory processes lead to this qualitative shift. Simulations of the DFT in Experiment 1 predict that improvements in precision should cause the spatial range of targets attracted toward a reference axis to narrow gradually over development, with repulsion emerging and gradually increasing until responses to most targets show biases away from the axis. Results from Experiment 2 with 3- to 5-year-olds support these predictions. Simulations of the DFT in Experiment 3 quantitatively fit the empirical results and offer insights into the neural processes underlying this developmental change.
AB - This study tested a dynamic field theory (DFT) of spatial working memory and an associated spatial precision hypothesis (SPH). Between 3 and 6 years of age, there is a qualitative shift in how children use reference axes to remember locations: 3-year-olds' spatial recall responses are biased toward reference axes after short memory delays, whereas 6-year-olds' responses are biased away from reference axes. According to the DFT and the SPH, quantitative improvements over development in the precision of excitatory and inhibitory working memory processes lead to this qualitative shift. Simulations of the DFT in Experiment 1 predict that improvements in precision should cause the spatial range of targets attracted toward a reference axis to narrow gradually over development, with repulsion emerging and gradually increasing until responses to most targets show biases away from the axis. Results from Experiment 2 with 3- to 5-year-olds support these predictions. Simulations of the DFT in Experiment 3 quantitatively fit the empirical results and offer insights into the neural processes underlying this developmental change.
U2 - 10.1037/a0015794
DO - 10.1037/a0015794
JO - Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
JF - Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance


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The same year Whitley Gilbert and DeWayne Wayne graduated from Hillman College, a fictional Historically Black College and University (HBCU) on NBC's A Different World, I, in real life, graduated from Southern University and A&M College (Baton Rouge, LA) , where Dr. Delores Spikes served as University President. Throughout my matriculation as an undergraduate, I greatly admired Dr. Spikes' superior administration. However, I can now admit that I took for granted her leadership. It never occurred to me that Dr. Spikes, as a "hidden figure"[1] of Louisiana STEM (Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education, must have dealt with sexism and racism along her "trailblazing" journey. She was not only the first Black woman to receive a Ph.D. in mathematics from Louisiana State University, but Dr. Spikes was also the first woman in the United States to serve as president of a university system. Even further, Dr. Spikes went on to earn national accolades and other prominent positions in higher education.
Fast forward more than twenty years to my own position as a tenured professor (and founding program director) of theatre and performance studies at an HBCU. Now, I am intimately familiar with cultural forces affecting women's leadership opportunities. In the more than ten years since I have been working at an HBCU, I have yet to work under a Black woman HBCU president in a permanent position. As documented by Marybeth Gasman as well as other references such as a www.hbcudigest.com article entitled, "Where Have All the Black Women HBCU Presidents Gone?"recent years have seen a severe reduction in the number of Black women HBCU presidents, many due to (premature?) dismissal, but also to retirement and untimely death.
In my position as an HBCU art professor, I simultaneously perform as scholar, instructor, administrator, fundraiser, director, advocate, performer, collaborator, etc., compounding my insight into intersectional forces at HBCUs that expect women's service yet do not promote her into leadership positions. Not only do I face undervaluing because of my gender, but I also face marginalization due to my field of study.
Marginalizing art at HBCUs is pretty much an oxymoron since these campuses function as site- specific, cultural performance spaces, especially with regard to their educational missions and practice of Black performance traditions (i.e. performing bands, dancing dolls and choirs, Divine Nine etc.). It is precisely for these reasons, however, that HBCUs provide rich backdrops for films and television shows depicting Black coming of age stories, as exemplified by Spike Lee's School Daze (1988), as well as film and television versions of Drumline (and others). Furthermore, HBCU campuses are perfect frames for hashing out conflicts unique to black communities such as (economic) class issues or light skinned vs. dark skinned privilege.
Art and HBCU life once again collide in BET's newest offering, The Quad , which depicts another fictional HBCU, Georgia A&M University, as a nexus of Black life. However, unlike off-screen where women presidents are currently hard to find, "The Quad" features a Michelle Obama inspired woman president, Dr. Eva Fletcher, who is cogently played by theater, television and film actress, Anika Noni Rose.
The Quad explicitly foregrounds HBCUs' remarkable positions as Black performance sites through the network's website where viewers can interact with the show by "enrolling" in the fictional university. Viewers can also watch videos in order to get to know the show's featured performers including students, an athletic director and band director, as well as Madame President herself.
Although I'm not yet sure of Dr. Fletcher's academic background, The Quad performs meta communication in casting Rose, who is a real-life graduate of an HBCU theatre program (Florida A&M University). In doing so, the show moves toward explicit recognition of HBCUs as performance spaces where an African American woman (i.e. radical black feminist) visual or performing artist would be a most obvious choice as president.
Additionally, The Quad performs intertextually by casting Jasmine Guy as a university board member. Guy is a well- known alumnus of HBCU based television and film projects, having starred in both A Different World (as aforementioned, Whitley Gilbert), as well as School Daze.
Can the image of President Fletcher effectively provide groundwork for new possibilities in HBCU leadership? Could The Quad cause powers that be to consider a woman art professor for an HBCU president position? Of course, we can't say for sure now. However, I, for one, am excited about the creativity that the show re-presents to HBCU's community of alumni, faculty, staff, students and supporters.
[1] This term references the 2017 feature film release by the same name.
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The name BlackPlayBook itself pretty much describes that it is based on a black guy or girl and their experience while playing on any field. Race and color might be the main focus of it.
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Trains a Fast-RCNN model on PASCAL VOC dataset.
This Fast-RCNN is based on Alexnet that was pre-trained in ImageI1K using neon.

Reference:
    "Fast R-CNN"
    http://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.08083v2.pdf
    https://github.com/rbgirshick/fast-rcnn

Usage:
    python examples/fast_rcnn_alexnet.py -e 100 --save_path frcn_alexnet.pickle

Notes:

    1. Neon currently has to process images with batch size being multiple of 32,
    and this model uses different learning rate, the training will converge to
    the level of caffe model around 100 epochs.
    The original caffe model goes through 40000 iteration (mb) of training,
    with 2 images per minibatch.

    2. The caffe model we used for comparison is based on a pre-trained Alexnet
    we trained in Neon and converted into Caffe format. The resulted training
    error running in Caffe is close to the one from running the published
    Fast-RCNN model using CaffeNet.
    Neon support of Fast-RCNN based on VGG16 is coming soon.

    3. This example demonstrates the Fast-RCNN training process. Neon support of
    the inference pipeline is coming soon.

"""
import os

from neon.backends import gen_backend
from neon.data import PASCALVOC
from neon.data.datasets import Dataset
from neon.initializers import Gaussian, Constant
from neon.transforms import (Rectlin, Softmax, Identity, CrossEntropyMulti,
                             SmoothL1Loss, ObjectDetection)
from neon.models import Model
from neon.util.argparser import NeonArgparser, extract_valid_args
from neon.optimizers import GradientDescentMomentum, MultiOptimizer
from neon.layers import (Conv, Pooling, Affine, Dropout, RoiPooling,
                         BranchNode, Multicost, GeneralizedCost,
                         GeneralizedCostMask, Tree)
from neon.callbacks.callbacks import Callbacks
from neon.util.persist import load_obj

# functions

def load_imagenet_weights(model, path):
    # load a pre-trained Alexnet from Neon model zoo to the local
    url = 'https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/nervana-modelzoo/alexnet/'
    filename = 'alexnet.p'
    size = 488808400

    workdir, filepath = Dataset._valid_path_append(path, '', filename)
    if not os.path.exists(filepath):
        Dataset.fetch_dataset(url, filename, filepath, size)

    print 'De-serializing the pre-trained Alexnet using ImageNet I1K ...'
    pdict = load_obj(filepath)

    param_layers = [l for l in model.layers.layers[0].layers[0].layers]
    param_dict_list = pdict['model']['config']['layers']
    for layer, ps in zip(param_layers, param_dict_list):
        print layer.name, ps['config']['name']
        layer.load_weights(ps, load_states=True)
        if ps['config']['name'] == 'Pooling_2':
            print 'Only load the pre-trained weights up to conv5 layer of Alexnet'
            break

# main script

# parse the command line arguments
parser = NeonArgparser(__doc__)
args = parser.parse_args(gen_be=False)

# Override save path if None
if args.save_path is None:
    args.save_path = 'frcn_alexnet.pickle'

if args.callback_args['save_path'] is None:
    args.callback_args['save_path'] = args.save_path

if args.callback_args['serialize'] is None:
    args.callback_args['serialize'] = min(args.epochs, 10)

num_epochs = args.epochs

# hyperparameters
args.batch_size = 32
n_mb = None
img_per_batch = args.batch_size
rois_per_img = 64
frcn_fine_tune = False
learning_rate_scale = 1.0/10

if frcn_fine_tune is True:
    learning_rate_scale = 1.0/16

# setup backend
be = gen_backend(**extract_valid_args(args, gen_backend))

# setup training dataset
train_set = PASCALVOC('trainval', '2007', path=args.data_dir, output_type=0,
                      n_mb=n_mb, img_per_batch=img_per_batch, rois_per_img=rois_per_img)

# setup layers

b1 = BranchNode(name="b1")

imagenet_layers = [
    Conv((11, 11, 64), init=Gaussian(scale=0.01), bias=Constant(0), activation=Rectlin(),
         padding=3, strides=4),
    Pooling(3, strides=2),
    Conv((5, 5, 192), init=Gaussian(scale=0.01), bias=Constant(1), activation=Rectlin(),
         padding=2),
    Pooling(3, strides=2),
    Conv((3, 3, 384), init=Gaussian(scale=0.03), bias=Constant(0), activation=Rectlin(),
         padding=1),
    Conv((3, 3, 256), init=Gaussian(scale=0.03), bias=Constant(1), activation=Rectlin(),
         padding=1),
    Conv((3, 3, 256), init=Gaussian(scale=0.03), bias=Constant(1), activation=Rectlin(),
         padding=1),
    # The following layers are used in Alexnet, but not being used for Fast-RCNN
    # Pooling(3, strides=2),
    # Affine(nout=4096, init=Gaussian(scale=0.01), bias=Constant(1), activation=Rectlin()),
    # Dropout(keep=0.5),
    # Affine(nout=4096, init=Gaussian(scale=0.01), bias=Constant(1), activation=Rectlin()),
    # Dropout(keep=0.5),
    # Affine(nout=1000, init=Gaussian(scale=0.01), bias=Constant(-7), activation=Softmax())
]

class_score = Affine(
    nout=21, init=Gaussian(scale=0.01), bias=Constant(0), activation=Softmax())
bbox_pred = Affine(
    nout=84, init=Gaussian(scale=0.001), bias=Constant(0), activation=Identity())

frcn_layers = [
    RoiPooling(layers=imagenet_layers, HW=(6, 6), bprop_enabled=frcn_fine_tune),
    Affine(nout=4096, init=Gaussian(scale=0.005),
           bias=Constant(.1), activation=Rectlin()),
    Dropout(keep=0.5),
    Affine(nout=4096, init=Gaussian(scale=0.005),
           bias=Constant(.1), activation=Rectlin()),
    Dropout(keep=0.5),
    b1,
    class_score
]
bb_layers = [
    b1,
    bbox_pred,
]

# setup optimizer
opt_w = GradientDescentMomentum(0.001 * learning_rate_scale, 0.9, wdecay=0.0005)
opt_b = GradientDescentMomentum(0.002 * learning_rate_scale, 0.9)

optimizer = MultiOptimizer({'default': opt_w, 'Bias': opt_b})

# setup model

model = Model(layers=Tree([frcn_layers, bb_layers]))

# if training a new model, seed the Alexnet conv layers with pre-trained weights
# otherwise, just load the model file
if args.model_file is None:
    load_imagenet_weights(model, args.data_dir)

cost = Multicost(costs=[GeneralizedCost(costfunc=CrossEntropyMulti()),
                        GeneralizedCostMask(costfunc=SmoothL1Loss())],
                 weights=[1, 1])

callbacks = Callbacks(model, **args.callback_args)

model.fit(train_set, optimizer=optimizer,
          num_epochs=num_epochs, cost=cost, callbacks=callbacks)

print 'running eval on the training set...'
metric_train = model.eval(train_set, metric=ObjectDetection())
print 'Train: label accuracy - {}%, object deteciton SmoothL1Loss - {}'.format(
    metric_train[0]*100,
    metric_train[1])


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Obama and GE: New Industrial Superstructure
By Steve Milloy
January 21, 2011, Investor's Business Daily
The choice of General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt to chair the new President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness must be one of President Obama's most ironic appointments.
The purpose of the council is to advise the president on "finding new ways to promote growth by investing in American business to encourage hiring, to educate and train our workers to compete globally, and to attract the best jobs and businesses to the United States."
Of Immelt, Obama said: "Jeff Immelt's experience at GE and his understanding of the vital role the private sector plays in creating jobs and making America competitive makes him up to the challenge of leading this new council."
The White House further burnished Immelt's credentials by adding in its media release that "Mr. Immelt has been named one of the world's best CEOs three times by Barron's, and since he began serving as chief executive officer, GE has been named America's most admired company in a poll conducted by Fortune magazine and one of the world's most respected companies in polls by Barron's and the Financial Times."
This praise should make us wonder if there is another Jeff Immelt leading another General Electric in some parallel universe .
When the Immelt-we-know took the reins of the GE-we-know from the legendary Jack Welch in the days before the Sept. 11 attacks, GE's stock price was in the $40 range. More than nine years later, GE's stock price is struggling to get back to the $20 level. And during the March 2009 depths of the financial crisis, GE's stock dipped to below $7.
GE was in such bad shape at that time that it required a $139 billion bailout from taxpayers in the form of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. backing of GE Capital debt. GE then cut its dividend 68%, from 32 cents per share to 10 cents per share.
Its dividend has since recovered to 12 cents per share, and shareholders may get a couple of more pennies per share in 2011, but GE's financial performance under Immelt is anything but a success story.
Adding to the irony is the president's notion that Immelt knows about creating jobs and increasing competitiveness.
Immelt actually eliminated 18,000 GE jobs in 2009, despite receiving untold millions in government stimulus and subsidies — like $60 million to build a "technology center" (office building?) in Michigan and $55 million to build a hybrid locomotive battery plant in New York.
As to competitiveness, consider the rather tawdry August 2009 e-mail solicitation of GE employees by GE's political action committee (GEPAC), which read in part:
"The intersection between GE's interests and government action is clearer than ever. GEPAC is an important tool that enables GE employees to collectively help support candidates who share the values and goals of GE. … We have made great strides toward convincing key lawmakers that GE Capital should remain a part of (GE). … On climate change, we were able to work closely with key authors of the Waxman-Markey climate and energy bill. . .. (It) would benefit many GE businesses. … GE is working relentlessly to ensure funding for F136 Engine, which is a critically important program for GE Aviation."
One hundred years ago, Thomas Edison innovated to earn profit for GE.
Now Jeff Immelt lobbies for profit because there is no market for failed businesses, higher energy prices and duplicative military hardware.
That GE is so dependent on government largesse should raise the specter of Immelt's obvious conflict of interest. Will he advise the president on what's good for America or what's good for GE?
The Obama-Immelt partnership is best envisioned as two drowning men clinging to each other in order to stay afloat. The failed CEO needs the president's central planning policies and favor to keep his job. The struggling politician needs the mega-company CEO to camouflage and smooth over his anti-business beliefs and tendencies.
This symbiotic relationship may work out for Obama and Immelt as individuals, but we ought not hold our collective breath waiting for two men without track records of nonpersonal success to create jobs, increase our competitiveness or to fix what's ailing our troubled economy.
• Milloy publishes JunkScience.com and is the author of "Green Hell: How Environmentalists Plan to Control Your Life and What You Can Do to Stop Them" (Regnery 2009).
This entry was posted on	January 24, 2011 at 10:12 am	and is filed under Capitalism Against Capitalism, First Green President.


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Maria dos Santos Lima da Costa Tebús Torres, née le  à Santa Filomena, est une femme politique santoméenne. Elle est par deux fois ministre de la Planification et des Finances, de 2002 à 2003 et de 2006 à 2007.

Biographie

Née le  à Santa Filomena sur l'île de Saint-Thomas, Maria Tebús suit des études en économie de 1979 à 1984, à l'Université nationale d'économie d'Odessa (à une époque où le régime marxiste, à parti unique, en place à Sao Tomé-et-Principe, a un lien privilégié avec l'URSS). Elle alterne ensuite une activité dans des postes de responsabilités au sein de la fonction publique de son pays et des formations complémentaires. Durant les années 1985 et 1986, elle dirige ainsi le département du budget au ministère des Finances. En 1987, elle a la possibilité de compléter sa formation dans le domaine des finances publiques aux États-Unis.

Au début des années 1990, elle dirige le département de la planification et de contrôle financier. Entretemps, le régime politique à Sao Tomé-et-Principe bascule vers un fonctionnement multipartisme, et une alternance des partis au pouvoir. Elle s'engage dans la politique, en étant membre du parti Parti de convergence démocratique - Groupe de réflexion. En 1996, elle reprend un cycle de formation et se perfectionne sur la programmation financière et la gestion budgétaire à Oeiras au Portugal, puis en France. Entre 1999 et 2002, Tebús est à nouveau en fonction dans son pays, comme conseillère au sein du ministère des Finances et de la Planification.

Elle devient ministre de la Planification et des Finances de 2002 à 2003, dans les gouvernements de Gabriel Costa et de Maria das Neves. Elle a en particulier à négocier, dans cette fonction, l'allégement de la dette publique du pays avec le Fonds monétaire international. Lors du coup d'État militaire de 2003 de Fernando Pereira, elle est emprisonnée quelque temps dans une caserne, avec d'autres ministres. Quelques années plus tard, elle revient dans l'équipe gouvernementale comme vice-première ministre du pays et ministre de la Planification et des Finances dans le gouvernement de Tomé Vera Cruz, d' à . Le pays est alors devenu producteur de pétrole avec une zone dont il a l'exclusivité et une autre située entre le Nigeria et l'archipel, et dans ce deuxième cas, un développement commun institué en 2001 et dirigé par une autorité conjointe aux deux pays. L'affectation de ces ressources est un nouvel enjeu.

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Naissance à São Tomé (île)
Naissance en septembre 1958
Ministre santoméen des Finances
Femme politique santoméenne
Personnalité du Parti de convergence démocratique – Groupe de réflexion

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Q: Angular Fire Imports angular 13 I try to import the AngularFireModule and the AngularFirestoreModule but it says
Module '"@angular/fire/firestore"' has no exported member 'AngularFirestoreModule'.
Module '"@angular/fire"' has no exported member 'AngularFireModule'.

Here is what I've got in my app.module.ts:
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';

import { AppRoutingModule } from './app-routing.module';
import { AppComponent } from './app.component';
import { TaskComponent } from './components/task/task.component';
import { BrowserAnimationsModule } from '@angular/platform-browser/animations';

import {MatCardModule} from '@angular/material/card';
import {MatButtonModule} from '@angular/material/button';
import { FormsModule, ReactiveFormsModule } from '@angular/forms';
import { environment } from 'src/environments/environment';
import { AngularFireModule } from '@angular/fire';
import { AngularFirestoreModule } from '@angular/fire/firestore';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent,
    TaskComponent
  ],
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    AppRoutingModule,
    BrowserAnimationsModule,
    MatCardModule,
    MatButtonModule,
    FormsModule,
    ReactiveFormsModule,
    AngularFirestoreModule.initializeApp(environment.firebaseConfig),
    AngularFirestoreModule
  ],
  providers: [DatePipe],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }

These are my versions:
Angular CLI: 13.3.7
"@angular/fire": "^7.2.0",
"firebase": "^9.8.2",

Heres the table for the version compatibility
compatibility

A: Depending on how you are using the AngularFire app, the locations of things have changed.  With the newer version, the AngularFire libraries can be tree-shaken.  However, to use the old methods, there is a compatibility layer.
import { AngularFireModule } from '@angular/fire';
import { AngularFirestoreModule } from '@angular/fire/firestore';

becomes:
import { AngularFireModule } from '@angular/fire/compat';
import { AngularFirestoreModule } from '@angular/fire/compat/firestore';

AngularFire

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package com.fxp.activities;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import com.fxp.fragments.LargeImageFragment;
import com.moxun.tagcloud.R;

import android.content.Intent;
import android.graphics.Bitmap;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.v4.app.Fragment;
import android.support.v4.app.FragmentActivity;
import android.support.v4.app.FragmentManager;
import android.support.v4.app.FragmentPagerAdapter;
import android.support.v4.view.ViewPager;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.MenuItem;

public class LargeImageActivity extends FragmentActivity {
	ViewPager vp;
	private FragmentManager fm;
	@Override
	protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
		setContentView(R.layout.activity_largeimage);
		vp=(ViewPager) findViewById(R.id.vp);
		fm=getSupportFragmentManager();
		Intent intent = getIntent();
		int imgPosition = intent.getIntExtra("imgPosition", 0);
		Log.i("TEST", "LargeImageActivity-imgPosition"+imgPosition);
		@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
		ArrayList<String> picList = (ArrayList<String>) intent.getSerializableExtra("picList");
		Log.i("TEST", "picList==null"+(picList==null));
		List<Fragment> data=new ArrayList<Fragment>();

		for(int i=0;i<picList.size();i++){
			Fragment myFragment = new LargeImageFragment();
			Bundle bundle = new Bundle();
			bundle.putString("picUrl",picList.get(i));
			myFragment.setArguments(bundle);
			data.add(myFragment);
		}

		vp.setAdapter(new MyAdapter(fm, data));
		vp.setCurrentItem(imgPosition);

	}
	class MyAdapter extends FragmentPagerAdapter{
		private List<Fragment> dataSource;
		public MyAdapter(FragmentManager fm,List<Fragment> dataSource) {
			super(fm);
			this.dataSource=dataSource;
			// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
		}

		@Override
		public Fragment getItem(int arg0) {
			// TODO Auto-generated method stub
			return dataSource.get(arg0);
		}

		@Override
		public int getCount() {
			// TODO Auto-generated method stub
			return dataSource.size();
		}

	}

}


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Finding Machu Picchu
In Peru by Neal & Linda Goldstein February 10, 2016
I must have been one of the few people on the planet that did not have Machu Picchu on a bucket list some place. To start with, I don't have a bucket list (why is a long story), and what's more, the reason for us to go to Peru was not to simply see Machu Picchu, but to explore what seemed to be a fascinating place.
My warm, but not hot, attitude toward Machu Picchu came from a combination of the cult-like atmosphere generated by Inca (and especially Machu Picchu) devotees, the crowds (of selfie taking tourists), and the potential for a theme park atmosphere. It's not that I didn't want to go there, it was just that it wasn't the number one reason for me to go to Peru.
Now, however, it turns out that it was a good thing that we went when we did. During our visit we were free to wander throughout the site, but just recently Machu Picchu was added to UNESCO's list of endangered sites, and new measures encouraged by UNESCO, at some point, will restrict the flow of tourists through three pre-determined routes on guided tours limited to 20 people each. In 2014, some 1.2 million tourists visited Machu Picchu, way more than the daily limit of 2,500 agreed to by Peru and UNESCO.
As it turns out, I was half right about Peru. As you can read in previous posts, Peru is indeed more than Machu Picchu. Although one of the places I was excited about, I am embarrassed to admit, was Lima, which turned out to be memorable only for Museo Larco, the Huaca Huallamarca ruins, Plaza Mayor, Parque del Amor in Miraflores (inspired by Gaudi's Parque Guell in Barcelona), and mostly for its car horns, car alarms, and the lack of heat in the Airbnb apartment we stayed in for a week.
But it turns out I was an idiot when it came to the Incas and Machu Picchu.
We got into Inca territory a couple of weeks into our trip, when I was already hooked on the Moche and Chimú civilizations. Before Peru, I must confess, climbing around ruins was not one of my favorite activities. But our trip to the North had completely changed my attitude.
You enter Machu Picchu from above, and all of my doubts evaporated along with the morning mist when I first saw it. It was exquisite, no, make that heart-stoppingly beautiful. And as we explored, the elegance of its design and construction rendered me speechless — it is a masterpiece.
It is on a high ridge, 2,430 meters above sea-level, at the meeting point between the Peruvian Andes and the Amazon Basin, and surrounded on three sides by the Urubamba River 2,000 feet (610 meters) below. It is in a tropical mountain forest, actually a cloud forest, an extraordinarily beautiful setting at the base of Huayna Picchu (the towering mountain behind Machu Picchu that I would climb the next day) — a complex of palaces and plazas, temples and homes, terraces, and ramps that seem as if they had been cut naturally into the ridge, blending the city into the steep mountainous terrain.
The city is divided into a lower and upper part, separating the farming from residential areas, with a large square between the two. Cloud forests mean lots of rain, and the Incas layered the terraces with stone chips, sand, dirt and top soil, to drain rain water and prevent landslides, erosion, and flooding, and did the same thing in the city center to keep it from flooding.
The larger perspective
That the city is still intact 500 years later, makes you realize how good the Inca builders really were.
How well it is integrated into its environment — it follows the contours of the ridge and even incorporates boulders into the buildings — was one of the things, at least for me, that made Machu Picchu so elegant. When the Incas built The Temple of the Sun, for example, they incorporated a boulder that was already there into its foundation.
The Incas incorporated an existing boulder in the foundation of The Temple of the Sun
And sometimes the shape of a sacred stone or building was designed to be isomorphic with a natural feature such as a distant mountain.
A sacred stone
But to the Inca builders the environment was not just the earth, but the heavens as well. Archeologists believe (there is sometimes quite a bit of differing ideas and opinions here) that The Temple of the Sun, along with other structures, were constructed by the Inca engineers to also be used as solar observatories. Two windows appear to be related to the Summer and Winter solstices.
Below the Temple, the Inti Mach'ay cave, which appears to be designed and constructed to celebrate the Royal Feast of the Sun, has a window which is aligned to allow sunlight into the structure only during a few days of the December Solstice.
The Inti Watana (The Hitching Post of the Sun) is a stone in Machu Picchu that archeologists have pointed out (with even more differing ideas and opinions here) can be used to determine both the summer and winter solstices and the fall and spring equinoxes.
The Inti Watana (The Hitching Post of the Sun)
My turnaround, conversion, and descent into the magical world of the Incas and Machu Picchu began innocently enough. On the way to Colca Canyon, I became fascinated by the Inca terraces. I am not sure why, but I think it was the aesthetics of the engineering that grabbed me — an elegant way to not only transform a steep slope into farmland, but also to enable the Incas to take advantage of the different ecological zones at different altitudes.
The terraces on the way to Colca Canyon
Even more beautifully constructed were the terraces of Pumatallis in Ollantaytambo, the royal estate of Emperor Pachacuti, who conquered the region and transformed the Kingdom of Cusco into the Inca Empire. The terrace walls here were made of cut and fitted stones instead of rough fieldstone. These walls were designed not only to protect the plant beds from the wind, but also to absorb solar radiation during the day, and when it was released during the night, create a microclimate zone 2 to 3°C warmer than the surrounding area where plants native to lower altitudes could be grown.
But it was the stone walls built by the Incas that sealed my fate — walls made of cut and shaped stones that fit together (without mortar) so perfectly that a single piece of paper would not fit between them. Walls made even more stable with trapezoidal doors and windows that tilted in from bottom to top by 3° to 5°, rather than being straight up and down, enabling them to withstand the earthquakes common to parts of Peru.
Inca engineering
My fascination with the Inca walls started where our journey to Machu Picchu began — in Cusco, the historic capital of the Inca empire.
The Spanish colonists in Cusco built the Church of Santo Domingo after demolishing the Inca Qurikancha Temple and using its foundation for the church (one of many places where the Spanish incorporated Inca stonework into the structure of a colonial building). But when in 1950 an earthquake severely damaged Santo Domingo Cathedral, during the restoration work the stone walls built by the Incas were found still standing.
Built by the Spaniards
What was even more striking was the contrast between the walls constructed by the Spanish priests who built the cathedral, and a stunning work of art — an elegant curved wall built by the Incas at Qurikancha.
A wall built by the Incas
While the walls at Qurikancha were indeed astonishing, they were just a teaser for what we found at the fortress of Saksaywaman, a citadel on the northern outskirts of Cusco. The Incas here built dry stone walls constructed of huge stones (some weighing more than 128 tons), without using mortar, by carefully cutting the boulders so precisely that a single piece of paper will not fit between many of them. The longest of these walls is about 400 meters and about six meters tall.
A wall at Saksaywaman
Seeing the bits and pieces of what the Incas could do before I got to Machu Picchu kept it from being completely overwhelming — enabling me to appreciate at a deeper level how it all came together there to create a masterpiece. A masterpiece made even more amazing by the fact that it was created without the use of a written language, iron or steel, or the wheel.
I took quite a few photographs of Machu Picchu, but as you might expect, they don't even come close to capturing the essence of what I saw and experienced. But then again, most of the photos taken by the professionals don't do that either. But my photos do anchor my experience back to that mountain valley in Peru and the sense of awe I felt as I walked through the gates of Machu Picchu for the first time, and looked down at the wonder that lay before me.
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package io.github.lumiummc.api.world;

import io.github.lumiummc.api.material.Material;
import io.github.lumiummc.api.material.MaterialMeta;

public interface Block<T extends MaterialMeta> {

  Material<T> getMaterial();

  T getMaterialData();

  Location getLocation();

  /**
   * Gets the next block (also air) in the given direction.
   *
   * @param direction the direction
   * @return the block
   * @see #getRelative(Direction, int)
   */
  default Block<?> getRelative(Direction direction) {
    return this.getRelative(direction, 1);
  }

  /**
   * Gets the block after the given amount of steps into the given direction
   *
   * @param direction the direction
   * @param amount    the amount
   * @return the block
   * @see Direction#move(Location, Direction, int)
   */
  Block<?> getRelative(Direction direction, int amount);

}


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Q: Force user to change password after requesting new password I have PHP project where users can login and request new password if they forget. I also have init.php where it directs the user to change password page after logging in with new password.
The code in INIT.PHP to redirect the user is as follows:
$current_file = explode('/', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']);
$current_file = end($current_file);

if (logged_in() === true) {

    if (user_active($user_data['username']) === false) {
        session_destroy();
        header('Location: index.php');
        exit();
    }

    if ($current_file !== 'user.php?p=change_password' && $user_data['password_recover'] == 1) {
        header('Location: user.php?p=change_password&force');
        exit();
    }

}

$current_file is giving me user.php only and this is not enough of course. I have also tried $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] which gives me /user.php?p=change_password which is fine. But still does not work. I get errors saying The page isn't redirecting properly
So to sum up. I need to redirect the user to user.php?p=change_password&force if they have requested a new password.
Thanks in advance

A: You might be stuck in a redirect loop. Here's what I think happens:

*

*You manage to redirect the user to user.php?p=change_password&force

*Once you're on this page, the if statement containing $current_file !== 'user.php?p=change_password' is still true

*Hence, you're trying to redirect the user to the same page that s/he is already on, causing a redirection error

A: $current_url = explode('/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
$current_url = end($current_url);

if (logged_in() === true) {

    if (user_active($user_data['username']) === false) {
        session_destroy();
        header('Location: index.php');
        exit();
    }

    if ($current_url !== 'user.php?p=change_password' && $user_data['password_recover'] == 1) {
        header('Location: user.php?p=change_password');
        exit();
    }

}

This solution worked