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Q: vbScript eval() With a Function or Sub I am trying to accomplish the following:
Let's say I have a function myFunc(sStr) which returns a value.
I want to dynamically call that function, which I believed I could do by using one of the build in vbScript Functions eval() or execute().
Function myFunc(fString)
    myFunc = "some text in a string. " & fString
End Function

I want to call that via something like this:
sDoThis = "response.write myFunc(""blah blah. "")"
execute(sDoThis)

This doesn't seem to work (e.g. the part where I pass in the string to be executed).
I need the string that is to be executed to be dynamic.
Does anyone know if/how this is possible?

A: You should use GetRef() to obtain the VBScript variant of a 'function pointer':
Option Explicit

Function appendString(sAppend)
  appendString = "constant head " & sAppend
End Function

Dim oFncPtr     : Set oFncPtr = GetRef("appendString")
Dim sFullString : sFullString = oFncPtr("and variable tail")

WScript.Echo sFullString

output:
constant head and variable tail

This avoids the inefficience and security risks of Eval()/Execute.

A: Shadow Wizard is correct. I had some other syntax issues. It does work. Thanks all for the help.


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Dr Tiffany Fairey
Research subject areas:
Peace-building, reconciliation, conflict transformation, Arts, Culture and Media, visual, participatory and arts based methods
Dr Tiffany Fairey is a Research Associate in the Department of War Studies at Kings College London. She has worked for 20 years with participatory visual arts and media as a researcher, practitioner and educator. Co-founder and director (1999-2009) of PhotoVoice, she has been involved in more than 40 participatory photography and digital media projects with communities and partners in the UK and internationally. Her research is concerned with inter-disciplinary enquiry into the ethics and impact of participatory visual work and arts-based interventions and research methods in post-conflict, conflict transformation and community settings.
Since 2017 Fairey has worked as a Research Associate on the AHRC / GCRF funded, 'Art & Reconciliation', exploring the role of the arts and artists in reconciliation processes. She is also PI of Changing the Story BiH / Youth Speaks, a youth driven participatory film-making project in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In these projects she is especially concerned with the role of arts and media in inclusive peace-building from below. Her PhD research sought to re-frame the promise of participatory photography, problematizing its claims to 'empower', 'give voice' and enable social change by re-imaging its critical and emancipatory potential through longitudinal research and case-studies of projects in the UK, Nepal and Peru. Her publications include practitioner resources on participatory and therapeutic photography and academic articles on the politics of voice in participatory visual projects, evaluating the impact of arts interventions and participatory arts and peace-building.
Fairey holds a PhD in Visual Sociology (Goldsmiths College), a post-graduate diploma in Community Arts (Goldsmiths College) and an MA in Social Anthropology (Edinburgh University). She lived in Latin America for 9 years. Her work has been recognised with various awards including Best New Charity for PhotoVoice at The Charity Awards (2004) and the Royal Photographic Society's Hood Medal for outstanding advance in photography for public service (2010).
http://tiffanyfairey.co.uk/
Participatory and inclusive peace-building
Dialogue and conflict transformation
Reconciliation, healing and trauma
Visual and action research methods
Participatory and community arts and media
Collaborative and participatory (visual) approaches
Arts evaluation and impact
See here for a full list of publications.
Fairey developed PhotoVoice's participatory photography training and has run numerous courses on participatory photography methods with visual practitioners, NGOs and universities in the UK and internationally. In addition she has developed courses in Photography for Health Researchers (Kings College London) and Participatory Photography for Peace-builders (Centre for Justice and Peace-building, EMU). She has supervised undergraduate and masters dissertations at London College of Communications and mentored students undertaking participatory visual research in community settings.
Fairey started her career in civil society and community work, founding and building the international charity PhotoVoice. This work was recognised with various awards including winner of best arts and culture charity (The Charity Awards 2003), winner of best new charity (The Charity Awards 2004), winner of Wavemaker Award (2007), shortlisted as Young Philanthropist of the Year (2005) and The Hood Medal for outstanding advance for photography in public service, Royal Photographic Society (2010).
As a researcher her work often involves participatory action research and impact assessment with communities and civil society organisations. Fairey mentors and advises arts practitioners, visual researchers and civil society, community and NGO initiatives on participatory visual projects, monitoring and evaluation and strategic programme development. She is an advisor to Voice of Freedom and is on the advisory board of Post Conflict Research Centre. She was academic reviewer for Save the Children's research into their image-making, The People in the Pictures, research that has shaped a re-invigorated debate into image-making practices in the NGO sector with the establishment of a sectorial working group that advises NGOs communications professionals on ethical image-making.

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As a general rule, we live our secular life by a so-called solar calendar, the Gregorian calendar, which determines our calculation of time since the end of the 16th century. The biggest advantage of a solar calendar is its connection to the seasons: it is warm in summer, cold in winter, at least this is how it should be … at times however, as we all know, the weather goes crazy and sunshine is long-awaited in summer and snow stays away in winter. The seasons are connected to the (solar) calendar months.
This is completely different with the lunar calendar, whose calculation of time is determined by the moon cycle and therefore differs from the solar calendar. One lunar month lasts about 29.5 days, hence, one lunar year about 354 days, being 11 days shorter than the solar year with 365 days. Consequently, the months of the lunar calendar move through the seasons.
The lunar calendar is also of great importance today, for example in Islam. Thereby, the beginning of the month is set on the day where the moon crescent is visible for the first time just after new moon. This moment – also referred to as »first lunar crescent visibility« – is portrayed with the well known thin moon crescent that can be seen on many mosque cupolas and flags. Due to the length of the month of 29 or 30 days, the (lunar) months move through the (solar) calendar. Every Islamic month can therefore, during the course of time, fall into every season of the year. In this year for example (1432, Islamic), the month of fasting, Ramadan, started on the 1st August and ended on 29th August (new moon). In 16 years, it will take place in February/March.
Now, this leaves us with a fascinating fact: when a Muslim or a Muslima was born on a full moon, every birthday will be a full moon for him or her! Because every moon cycle is repeated in the Islamic calendar at the same time of the respective moon month. What a birthday present!
For the sake of thoroughness, one should mention that it says in the Qur'an, a believer should neither prostrate sun nor moon, but prostrate Allah, if it should be Him that he worships (sura 41, verse 37). This appears to be wise, with the tendency of modern man to excessively worship everything that he encounters or feels enthusiastic about, instead of reflecting on his faith. This recollection of God unites the big world religions.
Everyone, who is interested in the moon or in particular the full moon, also lives a part of the lunar calendar and feels the magic of this special rhythm.


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Punchi Suranganavi (Little Angel) () is a 2002 Sri Lankan Sinhala children's film directed by Somaratne Dissanayake and produced by Renuka Balasooriya. It stars two child artistes Tharaka Hettiarachchi and Nithyavani Kandasami in lead roles along with Sriyantha Mendis and Dilani Abeywardana. Music composed by Rohana Weerasinghe. The film has received positive reviews and adjudged many awards as well. It is the 984th film in the Sri Lankan cinema.

Plot

The film revolves around a young boy named Sampath Perera who suffers from psychological trauma. As a toddler, Sampath witnessed his parents arguing and fighting and this caused him psychological trauma and impaired his ability to speak. Both of his parents had had extra-marital affairs and his mother ended up leaving Sri Lanka with her lover to go to Canada. Sampath ended up living in Sri Lanka with his father. His father, Mr. Perera provides him a luxurious life with all the comforts a child could ever want such as modern toys, videos, a swimming pool, cakes, chocolates, etc. But Sampath is not happy at all as he lacks a bond with his father. Sampath has a habit of breaking and smashing things at home whenever he is upset. The arrival of their Tamil servant's young daughter, Sathya, brings about a positive impact to Sampath's life. Sampath starts enjoying life after Sathya arrives.

One day, he observes her watering the plants in his garden and he too starts using the water hose to water the plants. He is intrigued by her singing, dancing and storytelling. The two become friends and Sampath quickly learns how to speak in Tamil. He starts sharing his treats like apples, chocolate and cake with Sathya. Likewise, Sathya also shares her chocolates with him and brings him fresh flowers. The two enjoy riding bicycles, feeding their lunch to the birds, watching cartoons and dancing like elephants. Every time Sathya's father yells at her, Sampath gets angry. Mr. Perera is concerned as to whether he should send Sathya away because Sampath does not seem to learn the English and Sinhala languages. He only speaks Tamil. Sampath tends to imitate Sathya's speech and actions. So Sampath's doctor suggests to his father that Sathya should also be taught the English and Sinhala languages along with Sampath in order to encourage Sampath to learn those languages effectively.

With the help of an English Language Tuition Master and a Sinhala Language Tuition Mistress, both Sampath and Sathya start mastering the English language as well as the Sinhala language. The title of the movie - Punchi Suranganavi (The Little Angel) corresponds to Sathya as being "The Little Angel" who is capable of transforming the troubled Sampath into a happy young boy. Gradually, Mr. Perera's prejudice toward Tamil people fades away. Mr. Perera, Sampath, Sathya and Sampath's nurse enjoy a memorable and joyful day swimming in their pool at home. But this new found happiness does not last long as Sathya's father is killed in the 1983 Sinhala-Tamil conflict. The film ends with Sathya leaving the Perera's house stating that she and her mother will return after Sinhala and Tamil people become friends. Sampath goes back to being his old self - a troubled child who smashes up household items when upset.

Cast
 Tharaka Hettiarachchi as Sampath Perera
 Nithyavani Kandasami as Sathya
 Sriyantha Mendis as Mr. Perera, Sampath's father
 Dilani Abeywardana as Nurse Shanika
 Malini Fonseka as Sinhala teacher
 Jayalath Manoratne as English teacher
 Henry Jayasena as Psychiatric
 Janaka Kumbukage as Suren
 Namel Weeramuni as Doctor
 Rathna Lalani Jayakody as Abandoned nurse
 Giriraj Kaushalya Mudalali who saved Sathya from Criminals
 Kusum Renu as Mrs. Perera, Sampath's estranged  mother

Soundtrack

Production
After a successful blockbuster movie Saroja, director Dissanayake continued to work in another children's movie which was based on Sinhala Tamil ethnic problem in 1983 era of Sri Lanka. He selected Nithyavani Kandasami, who portrayed "Saroja" in his 2001 film as the lead child artist with a newcomer Tharaka Hettiarachchi for the other child character. Shooting was completed in Kandy and negatives were printed in India.

Awards

Dhaka International Film Festival

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Kerala International Film Festival

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References

2002 films
2000s Sinhala-language films
Films set in Sri Lanka (1948–present)

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Sarkar and Jawad ran with the eMerge party, and defeated the second-place Movement Party executive candidates Evan Rosen and Dan Sweeney, LSA juniors, by a margin of 4,179 votes — or more than three times Movement's 1,677 votes. Art & Design senior Keysha Wall and LSA senior Lauren Kay of the Defend Affirmative Action Party came in third with 243 votes, and Better Than the Rest finished fourth with 157 votes. Student turnout measured at 17.9 percent, marking the lowest participation rate since 2014.
As no complaints were filed with the University Election Commission, Saturday's results were deemed official.
After a campaign season provoking central questions around identity and representation on campus, the party's sweeping success is truly unprecedented. Sarkar and Jawad are the first female candidates elected on the same ticket in the last decade, and the first women of color voted into office since at least 1993.
eMerge's campaign stood on three pillars of voice, opportunity and momentum, and Sarkar and Jawad often cited their positions in CSG and other student organizations to present a ticket backed by experience. Platform points were divided into more concrete "initiatives" — such as Wi-Fi on the Diag and a student mentorship program — and long-term "advocacy" issues such as improving testing accommodations and food insecurity support. The two also plan on lobbying for the reduction of the number of exams a student can take in one day from four to three, as well as the expansion of in-state tuition from undocumented undergraduates to include undocumented graduate and non-traditional students.
Upon recieving the official tally, Jawad said she was overcome with emotion.
"I cried," she said. "I couldn't believe the overwhelming victory, to see all of our (representatives) elected, to be the first women of color ever elected to this position, and just the overwhelming amount of support we got from the community. We just made history."
Both women agreed they would balance their short-term and long-term goals rather than focus on one aspect of their platform in their first days in office—the assembly is expected to be seated on April 4—but singled out a handful of issues: Sarkar named lobbying University Health Services to accept students' Medicaid coverage as among her priorities, while Jawad said providing free phone and laptop chargers for student use will be an immediately achievable initiative.
Movement's candidates pitched greater student engagement in the student governing body, but much of the attention on the party was fueled by a controversial music video it released two weeks ago. The video, featuring a rap written and performed by Rosen, attracted more than 20,000 views. Many students found the video offensive: The only scene with female students appeared in a sexualized context, and Rosen — who is white — compared himself to Black inventor George Washington Carver. Though Rosen apologized and promised to take the video down, clips are still featured on the party's Facebook page and continue to incite debate.
eMerge also filed two complaints to the University Elections Commission against the video for featuring what it alleged to be unauthorized endorsement by football coach Jim Harbaugh. Both complaints were eventually dropped.
Rosen congratulated eMerge on their victory, and said Movement's supporters would "continue to have fun."
"We are going to continue to improve the school in any way we can, and it was a great learning experience," he said. "I thank all of my critics as well."
Sarkar said eMerge's victory proved the party could transcend the video's controversy.
"Students on this campus are educated and aware, and they were able to see through the distractions that may have clouded the election towards then end," she said.
A demographic report released by CSG this past September found 69.8 percent of its representatives self-identify as white, 58.1 percent are male and 37.2 percent of the body comes from homes earning more than $250,000 a year. In a debate hosted Monday evening by The Michigan Daily, Sarkar and Jawad promised to better represent minority and marginalized communities on campus.
"There is no CSG bubble because we're breaking it," Jawad said.
eMerge amassed endorsements including current CSG President David Schafer, an LSA senior; Griggs; the Black Student Union; the University of Michigan's chapter of College Democrats; and the Indian American Student Association. All 38 of the party's candidates across 9 schools and colleges will be seated. None of Movement's slate featured on the party's Facebook page recieved enough votes to win representative seats.
Reflecting on the campaign, Sarkar looked forward to unifying the campus communty around the "inspiration" behind her win.
"You can look the way Nadine and I do, you can believe in the things that we do and fight the way we do, and be the highest student representatives at this University," she said. "As long as your work hard and you're passionate, you can be where we are."


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Efficient Generation, Transmission and Distribution of power lie on the shoulders of Electrical Engineers. The three C's?Conditioning, Control and Conversion of power using semiconductor devices (Power Electronics) has helped in the miniaturization of many electrical equipments used at present. Another facet of Electrical Engineering, Control Engineering, has become an integral part of modern manufacturing and industrial processes. As the per capita consumption of electricity is the window to the socio-economic condition of the nation, the role of an Electrical Engineer is indispensable in the society.
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Lugny-Champagne ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Cher in der Region Centre-Val de Loire. Sie gehört zum Kanton Avord und zum Gemeindeverband Communauté de communes Berry-Loire-Vauvise. Die Einwohner werden Étréchyssois genannt.

Geografie
Lugny-Champagne liegt im Berry etwa 34 Kilometer ostnordöstlich von Bourges. Das Gemeindegebiet wird vom Bach Ragnon durchquert, der im Nordosten in das Flüsschen Chanteraine einmündet. Umgeben wird Lugny-Champagne von den Nachbargemeinden Groises im Nordwesten und Norden, Feux im Nordosten, Sancergues im Osten, Charentonnay im Osten und Südosten, Sévry im Süden, Chaumoux-Marcilly im Südwesten sowie Étréchy im Südwesten und Westen.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Kirche Saint-Fiacre aus dem 13. Jahrhundert, erstmals 1139 erwähnt

Literatur
 Le Patrimoine des Communes du Cher. Flohic Editions, Band 2, Paris 2001, ISBN 2-84234-088-4, S. 847.

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Ort in Centre-Val de Loire
Ersterwähnung 1136


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Q: Wordpress php how to use get_post_gallery_images I have come across the 'get_post_gallery_images' command today and wonder if someone could help explain how to use it.
What I'm trying to achieve is a page which displays all posts and a list of the image urls for each post. So the page should have several posts on, and each post should have several image urls.
Can anyone shed some light on how I would achieve this, is get_post_gallery_images the right command for me to use?
I have something like this so far, but it just returns the word "Array"
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$args = array('posts_per_page'   => 9999);

$posts = get_posts( $args );

foreach($posts as $post) :
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A: Solved it. I hadn't created a way to append the list of images. used this code to insert the urls into a list:
$image_list = '
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It was then that Lucy Maruati, who worked at the center, made a decision that changed the course of the baby's life … and her own.
in Aizawl, the capital city of the eastern state of Mizoram.
Not only is Lucy taking children into her Gan Sabra home, she is also reuniting them with relatives. Recently two boys were orphaned when their mother died of AIDS. Lucy searched and found the boys' grandparents and counseled them so that they took the boys in … back home with family, where they belong.
"She has even managed to convince a couple of families to legally adopt HIV-positive kids, and that is something the nation has still not been able to consider even as a possibility," Uma said.
In addition to running Gan Sabra, Lucy and her staff operate a day care facility for children of poor mothers as well as an afterschool program for 65 children. From one baby to 145 children, Lucy's compassion offers them a taste of the only oasis of Living Water that truly heals.
You, as part of our RainbowKid family, can help the children of Gan Sabra in a variety of ways: volunteer at the orphanage, sponsor one of the 21 children available for sponsorship, contribute financial or in-kind gifts to Gan Sabra through Orphan Outreach, or organize a letter writing campaign offering encouragement to the children.
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We've had beautiful sunrises in Victoria this week but it's been very cold at 0°C on average. Usually our weather veers between cloudy and rain or both for most of our winter months, with snow and -0°C for about a week or two. But this week we have snow! It seems we are getting a taste of old man winter here in our neck of the woods just like the rest of the country, at least one of us (our daughter) is enjoying the snow.
It's been a very busy week. It started last Sunday with my girlfriend and I on a beginner's rock climbing course at Crag X Indoor Climbing Centre–it was so much fun and will definitely do again, perhaps my daughter and I can do it together. On Monday we (my husband and I) started painting our Great Room and Kitchen an ivory colour and we are almost done; and I emailed January schedule of art classes. Oh yes, and I art journaled daily.
When I art journal I don't necessarily finish a page, it's doing multiple pages of colour and texture, collaging, or just plain journaling. I do this for me because it feels good and makes me happy.


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Le gare de Khoust () est une gare ferroviaire située en Ukraine.

Situation ferroviaire

Située sur la ligne de Batovo à Solotyvno-I.

Histoire
Elle est ouverte en 1872 sur la ligne Satu Mare-Korolevo-Bouchtyno. La gare a été rénovée en 1930 puis en 2016.

Service des voyageurs

Accueil

Desserte

Intermodalité

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Transport ferroviaire en Ukraine,
 Liste de gares en Ukraine.

Liens externes
 en russe.

Gare dans l'oblast de Transcarpatie
Gare mise en service en 1872


Hi-Rez went all out in Dreamhack Valencia, with a slew of announcements for Hand of the Gods, SMITE, and Paladins.
Hi-Rez Studios, in addition to playing a major part in Dreamhack Valencia, had a few bombs to drop regarding its games. The current roster of Hi-Rez games are SMITE, Hand of the Gods: SMITE Tactics, and of course, Paladins.
With the Open Beta announcement came the Venus Competitor's Pack. This expansion set features 70 new cards for your decks, a number of bonuses, and a special Venus skin for Aphrodite. The game is still free to play and you can download the game here.
– Major engine and systems upgrades, including a 64-bit client and support for higher-resolution textures.
– Significant Console SMITE updates, including HUD improvements, additional controller configuration options, and match history sorted by God.
– An improved in-game knowledge bank, full of tutorial videos to help new players learn the game and existing players improve their skills.
– Prestige Levels, which allow SMITE players to level beyond the existing level 30 cap.
Paladins is the Studio's foray into the competitive FPS genre, and features a colorful cast of characters, each with unique abilities to aid the team in completing objectives. Hot on the heels of the latest patch (which included damage champion Lian as well as a rework on how Essence is gained) are a few announcements directly affecting the game on a hopefully positive note moving forward. First up is the game's 30th champion, Jenos, the Ascended. Jenos is Paladins' tenth champion to be announced this year, and is expected to come out onto the PTR servers very soon.
A new map has also been announced: Splitstone Quarry. Splitstone is the boxed-out map in the Test Map section of casual play accessible to players on the servers, and comes to us fully polished and ready to play on. It will be a payload map and from the test map queue experienced, another kind of battleground where champions who have access to vertical movement will definitely shine.
Lastly, to celebrate the new map, a visual rework on Ruckus will be implemented. Ruckus is tied to the lore of Splitstone Quarry, as he worked in the mines. No word on skill reworks, but expect a slew of changed skins for this champion coming soon.
For those curious as to how to get the Dreamhack Maeve skin, all you need to do is watch the livestream on Twitch here, where codes for the skin will be randomly dropped throughout the program.
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Oscars: How to Innovate (Movies)
February 23, 2015 in Global Crisis Blog, Innovation Blog | Tags: Academy Awards, Arquette, Birdman, Boyhood, LInklater, Oscar
Many of you will have watched the Academy Awards (Oscars) last night. Birdman won 'best picture' and 'best director'. Boyhood, highly favoured, lost out. But both Birdman and Boyhood featured extreme innovations, radical ones, ones built on breaking the rules.
Boyhood was filmed with the same actors during a 12-year period. It was conceived by the director Richard Linklater, and Patricia Arquette won best supporting actress. It is the story of a boy as he grows up to manhood. A 12-year production schedule with the same actors is unheard of in Hollywood…. Getting the actors to agree, and arranging the filming, was a huge and difficult achievement by Linklater. But it was crucial – switching actors would have entirely lost the effect. It just HAD to be the same persons.
Birdman, with Michael Keaton playing the lead role of an actor who played a super-hero (Birdman) and wants to stage a Carver short story on Broadway, was also a radical innovation. It was filmed in one single take, with the exception of a very few frames at the beginning and the end. This required meticulous production planning, long rehearsals, and a director Alejandro González Iñárritu who yelled 'cut' at any mishap during the filming, so that everything could be done in one continuous 'take'. Never been done, to my knowledge. The director is Mexican. Notice how many outstanding Mexican film directors there are?
Congratulations to Boyhood and Birdman, Linklater and González Iñárritu. I can only imagine how hard it was for you to 'sell' the two pathbreaking iconoclastic innovations, to producers and investors. Maybe you haven't made $300 million at the boxoffice, like American Sniper – but you have shown the way for others, who will be similarly emboldened to innovate in future and make wonderful lively interesting and unusual films for us, that break the mold. Thanks!
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Sydney smoke: Conditions like 'smoking 80 cigarettes a day' at SCG in Sheffield Shield
Play continued through the difficult conditions on the final day at the SCG
The "toxic" conditions at the Sydney Cricket Ground, caused by bushfires, left players feeling like they have "smoked 80 cigarettes", says Australia spinner Steve O'Keefe.
Players said it was "hard to breathe" and visibility was reduced during New South Wales' Sheffield Shield match with Queensland on Tuesday.
Smoke from the continuing fire crisis in Australia has caused chaos in Sydney, bringing dangerous air quality.
"It's not healthy," said O'Keefe.
"It's toxic. That was shocking."
The Australia international added: "I don't have kids, but if I did they'd be locked up inside, and if I was at home I wouldn't be training or playing.
"For someone like me who smokes 40 a day, it's now like smoking 80 cigarettes a day."
Sydney has endured air quality surpassing "hazardous" levels for weeks, as about 100 blazes continue to rage throughout New South Wales (NSW).
Last week, players at golf's Australian Open complained of stinging eyes as smoke affected the opening round.
The SCG is one of the most iconic cricket grounds in the world
The haze on Tuesday has been described as the thickest to cover the city during the crisis.
NSW Health urged young children and the elderly to stay indoors with windows shut and postpone outdoor activities, however play continued on the fourth day at the SCG with O'Keefe taking 3-28 as NSW beat Queensland by nine wickets.
Air Quality Index ratings were monitored throughout the day but readings were never high enough to stop play.
Queensland captain and Australia batsman Usman Khawaja, who made 54, said it was "hard to breathe" but was "not unplayable".
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REST_FRAMEWORK = {
    'DEFAULT_PREMISSION_CLASSES': [
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from django.http import JsonResponse
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\section{Introduction}

Random Schr\"odinger operators appear in a natural way within the theory of integer quantum Hall effect, for impurities are responsible for the occurrence of the famous ``plateaux" between two jumps of the Hall conductance, as pointed out by Bellissard \cite{Be}. This phenomenon discovered by von Klizting et alii \cite{vKli} has the particularity of being very robust. It can be described as follows: energies between two successive Landau levels are trapped so that the direct conductance vanishes and the Hall conductance is constant, while near the Landau levels wave-packets are expected to be delocalized. In particular, that dynamical localization fails near landau levels has been shown by \cite{BES} in the discrete setting.

For Anderson type perturbations of the Landau Hamiltonian in $\mathbb R^2$, the existence of a dynamical mobility edge has been proved by Germinet, Klein, Schenker in \cite{GKS}. A strong form of dynamical delocalization is obtained, and wave-packets are shown to travel at a given minimal speed (through a lower bound on high enough order moments) and for some energies that are asymptotically close to the Landau levels as the magnetic strength is large or the disorder is small.

The core of the proof relies on two main ingredients: the characterization of the region of dynamical localization of \cite{GK3} where slow transport is shown to be absent, and the constancy of the Hall conductance in the region of dynamical localization. In particular we point out that the famous ``Anderson localization" property, namely exponential decay of the eigenfunctions \cite{An}, is not strong enough to guarantee the constancy of the Hall conductance, and one requires more detailed informations on the eigenfunctions behaviour.

In \cite{GKS2}, the result is extended to more general ergodic models for which the Hall conductance is shown to be integer valued. In \cite{GKM} unbounded electric potentials are considered, in which case the Landau gaps do not survive, as soon as the disorder is turned on. In \cite{RM} non ergodic random electric potentials are studied. In \cite{DGR}, the result is extended to random magnetic potentials.

The fact that the same dynamical transition phenomenon holds in these quite different situations can be interpreted as another indication of the robustness of the integer quantum Hall effect.

Let us now describe the models and the typical type of results one obtains.
    Let ${\bf A} = (A_1,A_2) \in L_{\rm loc}^2({\mathbb R}^{2},
{\mathbb R}^{2})$ be a magnetic potential. Define the operator $H({\bf A})$ as
the self-adjoint operator generated in $L^2({\mathbb R}^{2})$ by the closure
of the quadratic form
$$
\int_{{\mathbb R}^{2}} |i\nabla u + {\bf A}u|^2 dx, \quad u \in C_0^{\infty}({\mathbb R}^{2}).
$$
The magnetic field generated by ${\bf A}$ is
$$
B : = \frac{\partial A_2}{\partial x_1} - \frac{\partial
A_1}{\partial x_2}.
$$
When the magnetic field is a constant $B>0$,  the operator is just the well-known Landau Hamiltonian, which we will denote by $H({\bf A}_0)$, where $A_0$ generates the constant magnetic field $B$.  It is well-known
that the spectrum  $\sigma(H({\bf A}_0))$  of the  Landau
Hamiltonian $H({\bf A}_0)$ consists of a sequence of infinitely
degenerate eigenvalues, the so called
Landau levels:  {
\begin{equation} \label{landaulevels}
B_n=(2n-1)B ,\quad n=1,2,\dotsc .
\end{equation}}
For further reference, we also set  {
\beq
\mathcal{B}_1=]-\infty,2B[,\quad \mathrm{and} \quad \mathcal{B}_n=]B_n-B,B_n+B[, \quad n=2,3,\dotsc .
\eeq}
We shall study random perturbations of $H({\bf A}_0)$, either magnetic or electric. More precisely we consider  operators of the form
\begin{equation} \label{defHelec}
H_{B,\lambda,\omega} =H({\bf A}_0) +
\lambda  V_{\omega} \quad \mathrm{on} \quad
{L}^2(\mathbb{R}^2, {\mathrm{d}}x),
\end{equation}
The parameter $\lambda \ge 0$ is
the disorder parameter,   and the electric perturbation
$V_\omega$ is a random potential of the form
\begin{equation}\label{defV}
V_\omega(x) =\sum_{\gamma\in\Gamma} \omega_\gamma u_\gamma,
\end{equation}
where $\Gamma$ is a countable subset of $\mathbb R^2$ (typically a lattice or a Delone set) and $u_\gamma=u(x-\gamma)$; the single site potential $u$ is a  nonnegative bounded
measurable function
on $\mathbb R^{d}$ with compact support, uniformly
bounded away from zero in
a neighborhood of the origin;   the $\omega_j$'s are  independent, identically distributed  random variables,  whose common  probability distribution $\mu$ has  a bounded density $\rho$.
We fix constants for $u$ by
\begin{equation}
C_{-}\chi_{\Lambda_{\delta_{-}}(0)}\le u \le C_+ \chi_{\Lambda_{\delta_{+}}(0)}\quad \text{with $C_{\pm}, \delta_{\pm}\in ]0,\infty[ $},
\end{equation}
and normalize $u$ so that we have  $\|\sum_{\gamma\in \Gamma} u_j\|_\infty\le 1$.

Next, we consider
\begin{equation} \label{defHmagn}
H_{B,\lambda,\omega} =H({\bf A}_0 + \lambda{\bf A}_\omega) , \quad \mathrm{on} \quad
{L}^2(\mathbb{R}^2, {\mathrm{d}}x),
\end{equation}
where  the magnetic perturbation ${\bf A}_\omega$ is given by a random magnetic potential of the form
    \beq\label{tt1}
{\bf A}_{\omega}(x)=  \sum_{\gamma\in \mathbb Z^2} \omega_\gamma {\bf
u}_\gamma(x),
    \eeq
with ${\bf u}_\gamma(x)=(u_1(x -\gamma),u_2(x -\gamma))$, $\gamma
\in {\mathbb Z}^2$, $x \in \mathbb R^2$, $u_1,u_2$ being two given
$C^1(\mathbb R^2,\mathbb R)$ compactly supported functions, normalized so that
$\|\sum_{\gamma\in\mathbb Z^2} {\bf u}_\gamma\|_\infty\le 1$; as above the random
variables $(\omega_\gamma)_{\gamma\in\mathbb Z^2}$ are independent and
identically distributed, supported on $[-1,1]$, with common
density $\rho$.

To investigate the localization and delocalization properties of such operators, we study the time spreading of wave-packets initially localized in space and energy at time $t=0$.

Following \cite{GK3,GKjsp,GKS,GKS2}, we set $\Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DL}}$ to be the region of complete localization (gaps included), that is, the set of energies where  the multiscale analysis applies or the fractional moment method of \cite{AENSS}. Its complement  is the set of dynamical delocalization $\Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DD}}$. An energy $E\in\Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DD}}$ such that for any $\varepsilon>0$, $[E-\varepsilon,E+\varepsilon]\cap\Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DL}}\not=\emptyset$, is called a dynamical mobility edge.

As shown in  \cite{GK3}, the region of complete localization  $\Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DL}}$ can be characterized as the region of dynamical localization. To measure `dynamical localization' we introduce
\begin{equation}\label{moment}
M_{B,\lambda,\omega}(p,\mathcal{X},u,t)  =
\left\|  {\langle} x-u {\rangle}^{\frac p 2}
{\mathrm{e}^{-i tH_{B,\lambda,\omega} }}
\mathcal{X}(H_{B,\lambda,\omega}) \chi_u
\right\|_2^2 ,
\end{equation}
the
random moment of order
$p\ge 0$ at time $t$ for the time evolution  in the Hilbert-Schmidt norm,
initially spatially localized in the square of side one around some origin $u\in\mathbb R^2$
(with characteristic function $\chi_u$), and ``localized"
in energy by the function $\mathcal{X}\in C^\infty_{c,+} (\mathbb{R})$.
Its time averaged expectation is given by
\begin{equation}   \label{tam}
\mathcal{M}_{B,\lambda}( p ,\mathcal{X}, T )   =  \sup_{u\in\mathbb R^2}
\frac1{T} \int_0^{\infty}
\mathbb{E}\left\{ M_{B,\lambda,\omega}(p,\mathcal{X},u,t)\right\}
{\mathrm{e}^{-\frac{t}{T}}} \,{\rm d}t .
\end{equation}
Note that in the ergodic situation, $\mathbb{E}\left\{ M_{B,\lambda,\omega}(p,\mathcal{X},u,t)\right\}=\mathbb{E}\left\{ M_{B,\lambda,\omega}(p,\mathcal{X},0,t)\right\}$ for any $u\in\mathbb R^2$, so that it is enough to consider $u=0$. But when translation invariance is lost, definitions like \eqref{moment}-\eqref{tam} are required.

It is proven in  \cite{GK3}, for ergodic models, that $ \Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DL}}$ coincides with the set of energies $E$ for which there exists
 $\mathcal{X}\in C^\infty_{c,+} (\mathbb{R})$ with $\mathcal{X}\equiv 1$ on some open interval containing $E$, $\alpha \ge 0$, and $p > 4\alpha + 22$, such that
 \beq \label{slowdec}
 \liminf_{T \to \infty} \frac 1 {T^\alpha}\mathcal{M}_{B,\lambda}( p ,\mathcal{X}, T ) < \infty,
 \eeq
in which case it is also shown in \cite{GK3} that  \eq{slowdec} holds for any $p\ge 0$ with $\alpha=0$.

The typical results that are proved for Hamiltonians of the form \eqref{defHelec} and \eqref{defHmagn} read as follows.

\begin{thm}\label{typicalthm}
Given $N$, for suitable parameters $B$, $\lambda$, operators $H_{B,\lambda,\omega}$ exhibit dynamical localization and delocalization in each Landau band  $\mathcal{B}_n$, $n=1,\cdots,N$, that is, for any  $n=1,\cdots,N$,
\begin{equation}
\Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DL}} \cap \mathcal B_n\neq
 \emptyset \quad \mbox{ and } \quad
\Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DD}} \cap \mathcal B_n\neq \emptyset. \label{set}
\end{equation}
In particular, there exists dynamical mobility edges $E_{j,n}(B,\lambda)\in
 \mathcal B_n$, $j=1,2$ (it is possible that $E_{1,n}(B,\lambda)=E_{2,n}(B,\lambda)$).
\end{thm}

Since $E\in\Xi_{B,\lambda}^{\mathrm{DD}}$ means dynamical delocalization in the sense  that \eq{slowdec} does not hold for any
 $\mathcal{X}\in C^\infty_{c,+} (\mathbb{R})$ with $\mathcal{X}\equiv 1$ on some open interval containing $E$, $\alpha \ge 0$, and $p > 4\alpha + 22$, Theorem~\ref{typicalthm} has the following consequence in terms of transport properties of the random Landau Hamiltonian $H_{B,\lambda,\omega}$

\begin{thm} Given $N$, for suitable parameters $B$, $\lambda$, the random Landau Hamiltonian
$H_{B,\lambda,\omega}$
exhibits   dynamical delocalization
in each Landau band $ \mathcal{B}_n$, \linebreak  $n= 1,\cdots,N$:
there exists at least one energy
$E_n(B,\lambda)\in \mathcal{B}_n $,
such that for every
$\mathcal{X}\in \mathcal{C}^\infty_{c,+} (\mathbb{R})$  with
$\mathcal{X} \equiv 1$  on some open interval  $J\ni E_n(B,\lambda) $
and  $p>0$,  we have
\begin{equation}\label{momentgrowth}
\mathcal{M}_{B,\lambda}(p,\mathcal{X}, T)    \ge \
C_{p,\mathcal{X}} \, T^{\frac p4 - 6} \ ,
\end{equation}
for all  $T \ge 0$  with  $  C_{p,\mathcal{X}} > 0 $.
\end{thm}

As mentioned at the beginning, the core of the proof goes back to \cite{GKS} for ergodic bounded potentials  of the form \eqref{defV} and relies on two main ingredients: the characterization of the region of dynamical localization of \cite{GK3} and the constancy of the Hall conductance in the region of dynamical localization.

In \cite{GKM}, where unbounded electric potentials are considered, the analysis of the properties of the Hall conductance relies on the work \cite{GKS2}, for one needs to know a priori that the Hall conductance is integer valued in the region of dynamical localization.

In \cite{RM} the random electric potential is designed using a Delone underlying set, so that ergodicity is lost. In particular the analysis of \cite{GKS2} fails and one rather uses the more direct approach of \cite{GKS}. The analog of the  characterization of the region of dynamical localization of \cite{GK3} is established in \cite{RM}.

In \cite{DGR}, the result is extended to random magnetic potentials, a challenging class of models, for which localization is not yet widely established (see however \cite{GHK}).

We point out that the location of the spectrum is part of the study of the model in order to make sure that statements in \eqref{set} are not empty.

In the remaining part of this note, we shall review the results of these three last works: \cite{GKM} in Section \ref{sectubd}, \cite{RM} in Section \ref{sectnonerg} and \cite{DGR} in Section \ref{sectmagn}.

\section{Unbounded ergodic random electric potential}
\label{sectubd}

 In this section, we review the result of \cite{GKM} where the density $\rho$  is taken  $\supp \rho= \mathbb R$. The function $\rho$ is assumed to satisfy a fast decay property:
\beq \label{rhodecay}
\rho(\omega) \le \rho_0 \exp(-|\omega|^\alpha),
\eeq
for some $\rho_0\in]0,+\infty[$ and $\alpha>0$.  Under these hypotheses,  $H_{B,\lambda,\omega}$ is  essentially self-adjoint on $\mathcal{C}_c^\infty(\mathbb R^d)$ with probability one,
with the bound  ($\scal{x}:=\sqrt{1 +\abs{x}^2})$
\begin{equation}
H_{B,\lambda,\omega}\ge - c_\omega (\log \scal{x})^\beta, \mbox{ for all } x\in\mathbb R^d,
\end{equation}
for any given $\beta>\alpha^{-1}$, { with} $c_\omega$ depending also on $\alpha,\beta,d$.

The particularity of this model is that, as soon as $\lambda>0$, the spectrum fills the Landau gaps and we have
\beq
\sigma(H_{B,\lambda,\omega})=\mathbb R, \quad \P-\mbox{a.s.}
\eeq
The fact that the Landau gaps are immediately filled up as soon as the disorder is turned on implies that  the approach used in \cite{GKS} is  non applicable, and the authors resorts to the full theory developed in \cite{GKS2}, which is the analog of \cite {BES,AG} but in a  continuum setting.

\begin{thm}[\cite{GKM}]\label{thmlimit2}   Let  $H_{B,\lambda,\omega}$ be a  random Landau Hamiltonian   as above.
For
each $n=1,2,\dots$, if $\lambda$ is small enough (depending on $n$) there exist dynamical mobility edges $E_{j,n}(B,\lambda)\in\mathcal{B}_n$,
$j=1,2$, such that
\begin{align}
\max_{j=1,2} \left \lvert E_{j,n}(B,\lambda)  - B_n  \right \rvert
\le  K_n(B)\lambda
\abs{\log \lambda}^{\frac 1 \alpha} \to  0 \quad
\text{as $\lambda \to 0$},
\label{lambda21}
\end{align}
with a finite  constant  $ K_n(B) $.
(It is possible
that  ${E}_{1,n}(B,\lambda)=
{E}_{2,n}(B,\lambda)$, i.e., dynamical delocalization occurs at
a single energy.)
\end{thm}

\section{Non ergodic random electric potential}
\label{sectnonerg}

In this section we present results obtained in \cite{RM} for Landau Hamiltonians with non ergodic potentials. Consider the random operator as in \eqref{defHelec}, namely
\begin{equation}
H_{B,\lambda,\omega}=(-i\nabla-{\bf A_0})^2+\lambda V_\omega,
\end{equation}
where this time $V_\omega$ is a Delone-Anderson potential, defined by
\begin{equation}\label{ranpot}
V_\omega(x)=\displaystyle\sum_{\gamma \in D}\omega_\gamma
u(x-\gamma),
\end{equation}
where $D$ is a Delone set, i.e. a uniformly discrete and relatively dense set in ${\mathbb R}^2$, not necessarily periodic and $(\omega_\gamma)$ are i.i.d random variables with common probability density $\rho$ and $\mbox{supp }\rho=[-m_0,M_0]$. Locations of obstacles being irregular, ergodicity is lost.

We  assume furthermore that the Landau bands $\mathcal B_{n}(B,\lambda)$ containing the spectrum of $H_{B,\lambda,\omega}$ are disjoint, that is
\[\lambda(m_0+M_0)<2B\]

\begin{thm}[\cite{RM}]
For each  $n=1,2,\dots$, if $B$ is large enough (depending on $n$) there exist dynamical mobility edges
${E}_{j,n}(B,\lambda)$,
$j=1,2$, with
\begin{gather}  \max_{j=1,2} \left \lvert {E}_{j,n}(B,\lambda)  - B_n  \right \rvert
\le  K_n(\lambda)\frac{\log B}  B  \to  0 \quad \text{as $B \to \infty$},
\label{B2infty}
\end{gather}
where $K_n(\lambda) $ denotes a finite constant.  (It is possible
 that  ${E}_{1,n}(B,\lambda)=
{E}_{2,n}(B,\lambda)$, i.e., dynamical delocalization occurs at
a single energy.)
\end{thm}

To get such a result, one has to extend the bootstrap multiscale analysis of \cite{GK1} as well as the characterization of the Anderson metal-insulator transition of \cite{GK3}. Next we take advantage of the approach of \cite{GKS} to prove the transition, for it does not require ergodicity (note that results from \cite{GKS2} are not applicable here).

We say $H_{\omega}$ exhibits strong Hilbert-Schmidt (HS) dynamical
localization in the open interval $I$ if for all $\mathcal X\in\mathcal
C^\infty_{c,+}(I)$ we have
\[ \displaystyle
\sup_{u\in\mathbb Z^2}\mathbb E\left( \sup_{t\in \mathbb R}  M_{u,\omega}(p,\mathcal X, t)\right)<\infty \hspace{0.5cm}
\mbox{for all $p\geq 0$}  \]
$H_{\omega}$ exhibits strong HS-dynamical localization at an energy $E$ if there exists an  open interval $I$ with $E\in
I$, such that there is strong HS-dynamical localization in the open interval.
Next we define the region of complete localization for $H_\omega$ as
\begin{equation}
\Sigma_{CL}= \{E\in\mathbb R: \mbox{$H_{\omega}$ exhibits strong HS-dynamical
localization at $E$} \}
\end{equation}
Note that if $E\in \mathbb R\setminus\sigma_\omega$ for a.e. $\omega$, then $E\in\Sigma_{CL}$.

To state the result we need the following definitions.
Given $\theta>0$, $E\in\mathbb R$, $x\in\mathbb Z^d$ and $L\in 6\mathbb N$, we
say that the box $\L_L(x)$ is $(\theta,E)$-\emph{suitable}  for $H_\omega$
if $E\notin\sigma_{\omega,x,L}$ and
\[  \Vert \Gamma_{x,L}
R_{\omega,x,L}(E)\chi_{x,L/3}\Vert_{x,L}\leq \frac{1}{L^\theta} , \]
where $\Gamma_{x,L}=\chi_{\bar\L_{L-1}(x)\setminus\L_{L-3}(x)}$.

Next, we say that $H_\omega$ satisfies a uniform Wegner estimate with H\"older
exponent s in an open interval $\mathcal J$ if for every $E\in\mathcal J$
there exists a constant $Q_E$, bounded on compact subintervals of $\mathcal J$
and $0<s\leq 1$ such that
\begin{equation}\label{WE} \sup_{x\in\mathbb R^d}\mathbb P\{ \mbox{dist}(\sigma_{\omega,x,L},
E)\leq \eta \}\leq Q_E\eta^s L^d
\end{equation}
for all $\eta>0$ and $L\in2\mathbb N$.  It satisfies a uniform Wegner estimate
at an energy $E$ if it satisfies a uniform Wegner estimate in an open interval
$\mathcal J$ such that $E\in\mathcal J$.

The following is a reformulation of the Bootstrap Multiscale Analysis (MSA) of Germinet and Klein {\cite{GK1}} in the non ergodic setting.

\begin{thm}[\cite{RM}]\label{Bootstrap}
Assume $H_\omega$ satisfies a uniform Wegner estimate with H\"older exponent \emph{s} .  Given $\theta>d/s$, for each $E\in\mathcal J$ there
exists a finite scale $\mathcal L_\theta(E)=\mathcal L(\theta,E,Q_E,d,s)$,
bounded in compact subintervals of $\mathcal J$, such that if for $\mathcal L>\mathcal L_\theta(E)$ the following holds
\begin{equation}
\label{ILSE} \inf_{x\in\mathbb Z^d} \mathbb P\{\L_{\mathcal L}(x) \mbox{
is ($\theta,E$)-suitable}\}> 1-\frac{1}{841^d},
\end{equation}
then there exists $\delta_0>0$ and $C_\zeta>0$ such that
\begin{equation}\sup_{u\in\mathbb Z^d} \mathbb E \left(  \displaystyle\sup_{\Vert
f\Vert\leq 1} \Vert \chi_{x+u} f(H_\omega) E_\omega(I(\delta_0))\chi_u\Vert_2^2
\right)\leq C_\zeta e^{-|x|^\zeta},
\end{equation}
for $0<\zeta <1$, where $I(\delta_0)=[E-\delta_0,E+\delta_0]$.  Moreover, $E\in
\Sigma_{CL}$.
\end{thm}

We define the multiscale analysis region for $H_{\omega}$ as the set of
energies where we can perform the bootstrap MSA, i.e.

\begin{align}\Sigma_{MSA}= & \{E\in\mathbb R: \mbox{$H_{\omega}$ satisfies a
uniform Wegner estimate at $E$ and}\nonumber\\ &   \mbox{ (\ref{ILSE}) holds for some  $\mathcal L>\mathcal
L_\theta(E)$} \}
\end{align}
By Theorem \ref{Bootstrap}, we have  $\Sigma_{MSA}\subset\Sigma_{CL}$.

The following result is an extension of Theorem 2.11 \cite{GK3},  for the non
ergodic setting in annealed regimes

\begin{thm}[\cite{RM}]\label{Emom} Let $H_{\omega}$ be as above.  Let
$\mathcal X \in C^\infty_{c,+}(\mathbb R)$ with $\mathcal X \equiv
1$ on some open interval $J\subset \mathcal J$, $\alpha\geq0$ and
$p>p(\alpha,s):= 12 \frac{d}{s}+2\alpha\frac{d}{s}$.  If
\begin{equation} \label{Emomentum} \displaystyle\liminf_{T\rightarrow\infty}
\sup_{u\in\mathbb Z^d} \frac{1}{T^{\alpha}}\mathbb E \left(\mathcal M_{u,\omega}(p,\mathcal X,T)\right)< \infty ,\end{equation}
then $J\subset\Sigma_{MSA}$. In particular, it follows that
(\ref{Emomentum}) holds for any $p\geq0$.
\end{thm}

Moreover, \cite{RM} strengthens this result by improving it in a quenched regime.

\begin{thm}\label{mom} Let $H_{\omega}$, $\mathcal X $ and $\alpha$ be as above and
$p>p(\alpha,s):= 15 \frac{d}{s}+2\alpha\frac{d}{s}$.  If
\begin{equation}\label{momentum} \displaystyle\liminf_{T\rightarrow\infty}
\sup_{u\in\mathbb Z^d}T^{\frac s 2}\mathbb P (\mathcal M_{u,\omega}(p,\mathcal X,T)>
T^\alpha)=0,\end{equation}
then $J\subset\Sigma_{MSA}$. In particular, it follows that
(\ref{momentum}) holds for any $p\geq0$.
\end{thm}

The last theorem relies on the following lemma that makes the link between a slow transport property of the dynamics and  the uniform initial length scale estimate we need to start the adapted MSA.

\begin{lmm}\label{deterministiclemma}
Let $\theta>d/s$ and $\gamma>d/s$.  There exists $\mathcal L =\mathcal L(I,p,\theta,\gamma,d,\alpha,s,p_0, Q_I)$ such that for any $u\in \tilde\L_{L/3}(y)$ with $L(I,\epsilon)\geq \mathcal L$ and $E\in I$ fixed, if
\begin{equation} p>p(\theta,\gamma,d,\alpha,s):= \alpha\frac{(\theta s+d)}{s}+9\theta+3\gamma+2d+\frac d s\end{equation}
then, for $T=\epsilon^{-1}$,
\begin{equation}\left\{ \omega:\mbox{ }\Vert
\Gamma_{y,L} R_\omega(E+i\epsilon)\mathcal
X(H_\omega)\chi_{u}\Vert>\frac{1}{2L(I,\epsilon)^{\theta+\gamma+d}}\right\}\subset \left\{\omega:\mbox{ }\mathcal M_{u,\omega}(p,\mathcal X,T)>T^\alpha\right\} .
\end{equation}
\end{lmm}

\section{Ergodic random magnetic potential}
\label{sectmagn}

In this section, we review the result of \cite{DGR}. The Hamiltonian is of the form \eqref{defHmagn}, that is the randomness occurs through  the magnetic potential only. More precisely, we denote by
$$
H_{B,\lambda,\omega,\eta} : = H({\bf A}_0 + \lambda {\bf
A}_{\omega,\eta})
$$
the corresponding magnetic random operator with a common density of the random variables
$$
\rho_\eta(s) ds = C_{\eta} \eta^{-1} \exp(-|s| \eta^{-1})
\chi_{[-1,1]}(s), \quad \eta>0,
$$
 and $C_\eta$ such that $\int
\rho_\eta ds =1$ (note that $\frac12\le C_\eta \le 1$ for
$\eta\in]0,1]$). The support of $\rho_\eta$ is $[-1,1]$ for all
$\eta>0$, but as $\eta$ goes to zero, the disorder becomes weaker
in the sense that for most $\gamma$ the coupling $\omega_\gamma$
is  small. We may speak of a diluted random model.

The almost sure spectrum is denoted by
$\Sigma_{B,\lambda,\eta}$ and is contained in a union of intervals
$\mathcal{I}_n({B,\lambda})=[a_n(B,\lambda),b_n(B,\lambda)]\ni B_n$, $n
\in {\mathbb N}$. Moreover,  if
 ${\mathbb N} \ni N\le C
(B\lambda^2)^{-1}$ for some finite constant $C$, then
    \begin{equation}
\Sigma_{B,\lambda,\eta} \cap (-\infty, B_N+B] \subset
\bigcup_{n=1}^N \mathcal{I}_n({B,\lambda})\subset \bigcup_{n=1}^N
[B_n-C\lambda\sqrt{nB},
B_n+C\lambda\sqrt{nB}],\label{spectrum}
    \end{equation}
for some constant $C<\infty$. As a
consequence, for any integer $N\in {\mathbb N}$,  the first $N$
intervals $\mathcal{I}_n({B,\lambda})$, $n=1,\ldots,N$, are disjoint for
$\lambda$ small enough. More precisely,
  for any $B\in(0,\infty)$ there exists $\lambda_{\ast}$ such that for any
  $n\leq N$ and any $\lambda\in[0,\lambda_\ast)$ we have $\mathcal{I}_{n}({B,\lambda})\cap\mathcal{I}_{n+1}({B,\lambda})=\emptyset$,
  that is $b_{n}(B,\lambda) < a_{n+1}(B,\lambda)$. We denote by $\mathbb{G}_n(B,\lambda)
=(b_{n}(B,\lambda);a_{n+1}(B,\lambda))$ the $n$-th gap of the
spectrum. We say that the couple $(B,\lambda)$ respects the
\textit{ the disjoint band condition} if we have
\begin{equation}\label{DBC}
\mathbb{G}_n(B,\lambda)\neq\emptyset \text{ for any } n\leq N.
\end{equation}
It follows from \eqref{spectrum} that the disjoint band condition is satisfied if $\lambda\le C \sqrt{B/N}$ for some constant $C<\infty$.

\begin{thm}[\cite{DGR}]\label{thmresult}
Fix $N \in {\mathbb N}$. Let $H_{B,\lambda, \omega,\eta}$ be the
Hamiltonian described above, satisfying the disjoint band condition \eqref{DBC}. Then there exists a finite constant $\kappa_N>0$
(depending on $B$ and $N$) and $\Lambda=\Lambda(B,N)>0$, such that
for any $\lambda\in(0,\Lambda]$ and $\eta\in (0,c_{B,J}\lambda
|\log \lambda|^{-2}]$,  for all $n = 1,\cdots,N$,
there exist dynamical mobility edges $E_{j,n}(B,\lambda)\in\mathcal{B}_n$,
$j=1,2$, such that
\begin{align}
\max_{j=1,2} \left \lvert E_{j,n}(B,\lambda)  - B_n  \right \rvert
\le  \kappa_N\lambda^2.
\label{lambda20}
\end{align}
(It is possible
that  ${E}_{1,n}(B,\lambda)=
{E}_{2,n}(B,\lambda)$, i.e., dynamical delocalization occurs at
a single energy.)
\end{thm}

We further note that \cite{DGR} provides large classes of magnetic potentials for which the almost sure spectrum $\Sigma_{B,\lambda,\eta}$ is shown to contain  full intervals, of size $\mathcal{O}(\lambda)$ uniformly in $\eta>0$, centered at $B_n$, $n=1,\cdots,N$. We refer to \cite[Theorem 3.1]{DGR}.

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Literatur
 Silvia Arango: Historia de la arquitectura en Colombia. Universidad Nacional, Bogotá 1990.
 Juan Luís Isada, Alberto Saldarriaga Roa: Monumentos nacionales de Colombia. La huella, la memoria, la historia. El Ancora Editores, Bogotá 1998.

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While recreational marijuana use was legalized last week in Canada, the second country after Uruguay to legalize it, not everyone in Canada can benefit from the new legislation. South Koreans visiting Canada face up to five years in prison or a fine of 50 million won ($44,000) if they grow, possess, transport, or consume marijuana, even while residing in a country where these activities are legal.
"Even if South Koreans are in a region where marijuana is legal, it will be illegal for them to consume it," the South Korean Embassy in Canada tweeted last week. "Please take care not to commit an illegal act and be punished."
South Korean celebrities, in particular, are punished for smoking marijuana to set an example for those tempted to follow suit: singers and television stars caught breaking marijuana laws are often banned from performing and paraded in front of news outlets as additional punishments to prison sentences or fines.
The country's laws notably underscores anti-drug use. Marijuana smoking has been banned in South Korea since the 1970s, only two decades after it arrived in the country via American troops fighting in the Korean War. Last year, South Korean law enforcement reported 1,044 people on marijuana-related charges and 8,887 cases of narcotics crimes, an almost 50% increase in number of charges from 2014 for both categories.
There are around 23,000 South Korean students in Canada, and 293,000 South Koreans traveling there as of May 2018. Authorities do not test all citizens for marijuana use when they return to the country, but catch people who boast about marijuana use online or screen those with a history of marijuana use. The fact that South Koreans are subject to domestic laws no matter where they are in the world shows the incredibly comprehensive reach of their laws.
SEOUL, South Korea — Recreational cannabis use may now be legal in Canada, but South Koreans visiting the country who are tempted to smoke up risk facing punishment back home, their government warned on Tuesday.
"Even if South Koreans are in a region where marijuana is legal, it will be illegal for them to consume it," the South Korean Embassy in Canada said on Twitter. "Please take care not to commit an illegal act and be punished."
South Koreans have known for decades that they can be prosecuted at home for using drugs overseas, even in countries where consumption is legal.
Under the country's narcotics law, growing, possessing, transporting or consuming marijuana is a crime punishable by up to five years in prison or a fine of up to 50 million won, about $44,000.
South Koreans are subject to their country's criminal code no matter where they are in the world.
Prosecutors frequently indict returning citizens who experiment with cannabis, as well as those who frequent casinos while overseas. Gambling, like pot smoking, is illegal in South Korea.
The authorities typically do not randomly test citizens returning home, but they keep a close watch on those people who have been caught with marijuana in the past. They also occasionally catch people who boast on the internet about using marijuana.
Pop singers and television celebrities caught smoking marijuana are often paraded before the news media, and can be banned from performing as an additional punishment.
Last week Canada became the second country to legalize recreational marijuana, after Uruguay.
There are about 23,000 South Korean students in Canada, according to government data. As of May, 293,000 South Koreans were traveling there.
South Korea has been a vigorous enforcer of anti-drug regulations. The police reported 8,887 cases of narcotics crimes last year, up from 5,699 in 2014. They booked 1,044 people on marijuana-related charges last year, a 49 percent increase from 2014.
Marijuana smoking arrived in South Korea with the American troops who first came here to fight during the Korean War, and with South Korean soldiers returning from the Vietnam War, historians say. Cannabis was officially banned by Park Chung-hee, a military dictator, in the 1970s.
Source: The New York Times, Chloe Sang-Hun, Oct. 23, 2018. Photo credit to BBC Images.
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Home » Virgnia Cavaliers 2010-11 NCAA Basketball Predictions
Virgnia Cavaliers 2010-11 NCAA Basketball Predictions
The Virginia Cavaliers started off hot last year, sitting atop the ACC standings with the Blue Devils in the middle of last season. Head coach Tony Bennett was well on his way to earning ACC Coach of the Year honors, but then they collapsed. Virginia lost nine straight conference games to finish out the year, and also lost their top scorer in Sylvester Landesberg and guard Calvin Baker for off-court issues. Virginia finished 15-16 last season and 5-11 in ACC play, their third consecutive year with five or fewer wins in ACC play. Virginia is once again in rebuilding mode this year and will have to rely on a six-player recruiting class that appears to be pretty solid. These new recruits will be thrown into the wolves immediately, and it's almost a lock that the Cavaliers have no chance to matching what they did to start last year. The Cavs have only five scholarship players returning, and they lost Landesberg who declared for the NBA Draft.
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Mike Scott has been waiting for his chance for three seasons, and he'll finally get his opportunity to show his stuff this year. The 6'8" senior looks to be Virginia's top offensive threat this year. He put up 12.0 PPG and 7.2 RPG last season and is a great at hitting the offensive glass. It is murky outside of Scott, where walk-on Will Sherrill started seven games as a junior last season, is the only other player coming back with experience. Freshman James Johnson is likely the surest thing to start immediately as his athletic ability cannot be ignored. Will Regan is a hard-nosed freshman, and 7-foot junior center Assane Sene is basically just a shot blocker.
Bennett is a former NBA guard, and he prizes versatility at the position. He should have a few more options in the backcourt this year since that is where he has the most depth. Junior Sammy Zeglinski should be back to full strength after hip surgery in the offseason. He put up 8.9 points per contest and shot 37.7% from behind the 3-point line a season ago. He has gotten better every year while at Virginia and is the team's best outside threat. Freshman K.T. Harrell will challenge senior Mustapha Farrakhan for the starting spot at shooting guard. Harrell was Alabama's class 4A Player of the Year as a senior. Sophomore point guard Jontel Evans gained valuable experience last season, and Bennett loves what he brings to the defensive end of the floor. Freshman Billy Baron has the pedigree as his dad is Rhode Island coach Jim Baron and is expected to play immediately.
Jack's Pick: 12th Place in the conference – Bennett finally has the players that he recruited, and this is a team that matches up well with what his system. There are still six players around that aren't the best fit for his system, but the six incoming freshmen certainly should have a bright future with the program. The problem is that the success isn't likely to be seen this season as this is obviously a rebuilding year at Virginia. Bennett said it perfectly, "They'll have to form a bond quickly, and if they do I think we could be enjoyable to watch, and fans will see some hope for the future." Even Bennett doesn't expect a whole lot out of this season, and neither do I.
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