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require 'rubygems'
require 'minitest/autorun'
require './lib/runcible/resources/consumer'
require './lib/runcible/extensions/consumer'
require './test/support/repository_support'
require './test/support/consumer_support'

module Extensions
  class TestConsumer < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase
    def self.before_suite
      @@repo_support = RepositorySupport.new
      @@consumer_support = ConsumerSupport.new
      @@repo_support.create_and_sync_repo(:importer_and_distributor => true)
    end

    def self.after_suite
      @@repo_support.destroy_repo
    end

    def setup
      @resource = TestRuncible.server.resources.consumer
      @extension = TestRuncible.server.extensions.consumer
      @consumer_id = 'integration_test_consumer_extensions11000'
      @@consumer_support.destroy_consumer
      @@consumer_support.create_consumer(true)
      @consumer_id = ConsumerSupport.consumer_id
      bind_repo
    end

    def teardown
      @@consumer_support.destroy_consumer
    end

    def bind_repo
      response = @extension.bind_all(@consumer_id, RepositorySupport.repo_id,
                                  Runcible::Models::YumDistributor.type_id, :notify_agent => false)
      @@repo_support.wait_on_response(response.first)
    end

    def test_activate_node
      response = @extension.activate_node(@consumer_id)
      refute_empty response
    end

    def test_deactivate_node
      @extension.activate_node(@consumer_id)
      response = @extension.deactivate_node(@consumer_id)
      refute_empty response
    end

    def test_bind_all
      @extension.unbind_all(@consumer_id, RepositorySupport.repo_id, Runcible::Models::YumDistributor.type_id)
      response = @extension.bind_all(@consumer_id, RepositorySupport.repo_id,
                                     Runcible::Models::YumDistributor.type_id, :notify_agent => false)
      assert_equal 200, response.first.code
    end

    def test_unbind_all
      response = @extension.unbind_all(@consumer_id, RepositorySupport.repo_id,
                                       Runcible::Models::YumDistributor.type_id)

      assert_equal 200, response.first.code
    end

    def test_install_content
      response = @extension.install_content(@consumer_id, 'rpm', ['zsh', 'foo'])

      assert_equal 202, response.code
      assert response['spawned_tasks'].first['task_id']
    end

    def test_update_content
      response = @extension.update_content(@consumer_id, 'rpm', ['zsh', 'foo'])

      assert_equal 202, response.code
      assert response['spawned_tasks'].first['task_id']
    end

    def test_uninstall_content
      response = @extension.uninstall_content(@consumer_id, 'rpm', ['zsh', 'foo'])

      assert_equal 202, response.code
      assert response['spawned_tasks'].first['task_id']
    end

    def test_generate_content
      content = @extension.generate_content('rpm', ['unit_1', 'unit_2'])

      refute_empty content
      refute_empty content.select { |unit| unit[:type_id] == 'rpm' }
    end

    def test_generate_content_all
      content = @extension.generate_content('rpm', ['unit_1'], :all => true)

      refute_empty content
      assert_equal 'rpm', content.first[:type_id]
      assert_empty content.first[:unit_key]
    end

    def test_generate_applicability_by_ids
      response = @extension.regenerate_applicability_by_ids([@consumer_id])

      assert_equal 202, response.code
      tasks = RepositorySupport.new.wait_on_response(response)
      assert 'finished', tasks.first['state']
    end

    def test_applicable_errata
      response = @extension.applicable_errata([@consumer_id])

      assert_equal 200, response.code
    end

    def test_applicable_rpms
      response = @extension.applicable_rpms([@consumer_id])

      assert_equal 200, response.code
    end

    def test_applicable_module_streams
      response = @extension.applicable_module_streams([@consumer_id])

      assert_equal 200, response.code
    end
  end

  class TestConsumerApplicabilityScenario < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase
    def self.before_suite
      @@repo_support = RepositorySupport.new
      @@consumer_support = ConsumerSupport.new
      @@repo_support.create_and_sync_repo(:importer_and_distributor => true)
    end

    def self.after_suite
      @@repo_support.destroy_repo
    end

    def setup
      @extension = TestRuncible.server.extensions.consumer
      @consumer_id = 'integration_test_consumer_extensions11000'
      @@consumer_support.destroy_consumer
      @@consumer_support.create_consumer(false)
      @consumer_id = ConsumerSupport.consumer_id
      bind_repo
    end

    def test_applicability
      @extension.upload_profile(@consumer_id, 'rpm', [{'name' => 'elephant', 'version' => '0.2', 'release' => '0.7',
                                                       'epoch' => 0, 'arch' => 'noarch', 'vendor' => 'Fedora'}])
      task = @extension.regenerate_applicability_by_ids([@consumer_id])
      RepositorySupport.new.wait_on_response(task)
      applicability = @extension.applicable_errata([@consumer_id])

      refute_empty applicability
      assert applicability[0]['consumers'].include?(@consumer_id)
      refute_empty applicability[0]['applicability']['erratum']
    end

    def test_non_modular_applicability
      # given kangaroo rpm is part of kangaroo module
      # and that kangaroo module is not enabled
      # make sure no rpms are determined as applicable

      @extension.upload_profile(@consumer_id, 'rpm', [{'name' => 'kangaroo', 'version' => '0.2', 'release' => '1',
                                                       'epoch' => 0, 'arch' => 'noarch', 'vendor' => 'Fedora'}])
      task = @extension.regenerate_applicability_by_ids([@consumer_id])
      RepositorySupport.new.wait_on_response(task)
      assert_empty @extension.applicable_rpms([@consumer_id])[0]["applicability"]["rpm"]
      assert_empty @extension.applicable_module_streams([@consumer_id])[0]["applicability"]["modulemd"]
      assert_empty @extension.applicable_errata([@consumer_id])[0]["applicability"]["erratum"]
    end

    def test_modular_applicability
      # given kangaroo rpm is part of kangaroo module
      # and that kangaroo module is enabled
      # make sure rpms are determined as applicable
      # now enable the kangaroo module on the consumer and retry
      @extension.upload_profile(@consumer_id, 'modulemd', [{'name' => 'kangaroo', 'stream' => '0',
                                                            'version' => '20180730223407',
                                                            'context' => "deadbeef", 'arch' => 'noarch'}])

      @extension.upload_profile(@consumer_id, 'rpm', [{'name' => 'kangaroo', 'version' => '0.2', 'release' => '1',
                                                       'epoch' => 0, 'arch' => 'noarch', 'vendor' => 'Fedora'}])

      task = @extension.regenerate_applicability_by_ids([@consumer_id])
      RepositorySupport.new.wait_on_response(task)
      applicable_rpms = @extension.applicable_rpms([@consumer_id])
      applicable_module_streams = @extension.applicable_module_streams([@consumer_id])
      refute_empty applicable_rpms[0]["applicability"]["rpm"]
      refute_empty applicable_module_streams[0]["applicability"]["modulemd"]

      # # note: kangaroo 0.3 rpm is part of kangaroo:0 stream,
      # # and Duck_Kangaro_Erratum
      # # so we would expect to see an errata also
      applicability = @extension.applicable_errata([@consumer_id])
      refute_empty applicability
      assert applicability[0]['consumers'].include?(@consumer_id)
      refute_empty applicability[0]['applicability']['erratum']
    end

    def bind_repo
      tasks = @extension.bind_all(@consumer_id, RepositorySupport.repo_id,
                                  Runcible::Models::YumDistributor.type_id, :notify_agent => false)
      @@repo_support.wait_on_response(tasks.first)
    end
  end
end

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UCLA Transportation agreement with e-scooter companies to impose new restrictions
By Stephen Wyer
Campus, News
UCLA Transportation and e-scooter companies began a one-year pilot program to restrict e-scooter use on campus and possibly offer discounts for students. (Daily Bruin file photo)
A one-year agreement between UCLA and electric scooter companies will impose new restrictions on where students can use e-scooters and may also provide discounts for students using the devices.
The one-year pilot program, negotiated by UCLA Transportation with Bird, Lyft and Wheels, will take effect in the fall. The agreement is part of a UCLA effort to encourage students to use alternative forms of transportation such as e-scooters and electric bikes.
In addition to more closely restricting where e-scooters can roam, the pilot program also stipulates that the vendors will conduct safety training and outreach on campus, which will include distributing helmets at outreach events to students.
"Demonstrations on campus will cover how to safely ride and park e-scooters and e-bikes, rules of the road, in-app features and campus-specific policies," said Alison Hewitt, a UCLA spokesperson, in an email statement.
She added that vendors will be required to distribute at least 100 helmets at tabling sessions, which will occur at least once a quarter.
Discussions regarding this provisional agreement began in spring when UCLA Transportation released a Request For Proposals – a document that solicits a proposal from businesses through bidding – to e-scooter vendors operating in Los Angeles. Vendors that wanted to keep their devices on campus had to file applications with UCLA.
Bird, Lyft and Wheels had their applications approved by the end of July, while other e-scooter companies such as Lime were ultimately denied approval. UCLA declined to comment as to why certain vendor's applications were rejected. Hewitt said e-scooters from vendors not involved in the agreement can still be used at UCLA but will be impounded if parked on campus.
UCLA said its goal is to minimize the impact on pedestrians, improve safety and benefit students. To this end, UCLA has made infrastructure improvements on campus such as introducing new protected bike lanes, as well as repairing and repaving campus streets to create better riding conditions.
In conjunction with such efforts, the e-scooter vendors are implementing more sophisticated geofence software on their apps, which will prevent students from parking in restricted areas and keep e-scooters off sidewalks and pedestrian areas. A geofence is a virtual parameter in a physical area that, when crossed, will send a message to the user.
UCLA Transportation said in an email statement that some specific off-limit areas include Bruin Walk, Bruin Plaza, the north section of the Court of Sciences, Sunset Village and the pedestrian pathway along De Neve Commons, among other locations.
The city of Los Angeles also prohibits riding e-scooters on sidewalks, which includes those around campus.
The implementation of geofencing is meant to address complaints about the safety of e-scooters on campus. UCLA Transportation said it hopes to see a reduction in collisions and near-misses involving the devices as a result of the geofencing and safety improvements.
Shifra Goldstein, a third-year communication student, said she thinks geofencing areas such as Bruin Walk would improve safety. She added she thinks the streets around campus would still be viable for students who need to get to class quickly.
"So it doesn't really matter if you're going around, you'd probably get there faster than if you're walking through the campus anyway," Goldstein said. "So I think if it's just Bruin Walk, then I think, that's fine and that's better for everyone's safety."
UCLA also sought to negotiate discounts for students and staff using the e-scooter apps as part of the agreement with the vendors. While UCLA Transportation has floated the idea of discounts on rides for low-income students, this proposal is still being discussed. Lyft stated that it is exploring staff and student discounts, but offered no guarantees as to whether such discounts would occur or when they might be implemented. Bird said it will offer discounts to qualifying low-income students, such as Pell Grant recipients.
The agreement and the improvements to infrastructure are part of UCLA's approach to providing sustainable forms of transportation that minimize congestion and are environmentally conscientious, Hewitt said.
"UCLA Transportation would like to see reductions in emissions, traffic volume and congestion from the newly established agreement," Hewitt said. "Trips using an e-scooter or e-bike for intracampus and near-campus destinations would help replace the use of a vehicle."
[Related: Popularity of brief Uber and Lyft rides on campus raises environmental concerns]
Mackenzie Long, a Bird representative said in an email statement that the use of e-scooters has made UCLA and Los Angeles considerably more environmentally friendly.
"In Los Angeles alone we have replaced thousands of short car trips with our more environmentally friendly option," Long said. "UCLA, in particular, has expressed an interest in e-scooters reducing rideshare trips that are taken in and around campus. School officials have shared that they were already seeing a reduction in rideshare trips thanks to e-scooters."
A study published in August in "Environmental Research Letters," a peer-reviewed academic journal, found that e-scooters are a mixed bag in terms of their pollution impact. Choosing to use an e-scooter over an automobile with average fuel efficiency had a favorable impact on emissions causing global warming. However, the authors also noted that e-scooter companies needed to do more to reduce emissions caused by the manufacturing, short lifetimes and frequent charging of the devices.
Student takes on UCLA's agreement with the vendors were mixed. Some said the restrictions on riding and parking would improve safety while others felt the agreement could hamstring the usability of e-scooters.
Eli Stefanacci, a third-year music student, said he thought scooter use on Bruin Walk was dangerous because of the concentration of pedestrians. He said he hopes this new agreement will incentivize students to park their scooters out of walkways.
"When the scooters are everywhere and people can't walk through or people like me are on crutches or wheelchairs and there's … scooters everywhere, that's a pain," Stefanacci said.
Andrew Liu, a fourth-year political science student, said he thought the new plan would incentivize proper parking and promote safety, but could potentially impact the usability of e-scooters on campus.
"People want to use this service in the first place to get to a specific location," Liu said. "And given that there's particularly a zone in which they wouldn't be able to go directly through, that might be a toll on just their instantaneous wants."
Contributing reports by Martín Bilbao, City and Crime editor.
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Q: How can I use elseif to fix my code? I have this Excel VBA code that should tell me which sum to pay based on the product, but wether I type "credit" or any other product it skips the first IF statement and gets to the second one.
I'd like to know how I can use else if so it will genarate the right sum.
Here is the code:
Dim prod As String
Dim sumam As Integer
Dim total As Integer
Dim rate As Integer

prod = InputBox("Introduceti tipul de produs")
total = InputBox("Introduceti suma totala de plata")

If prod = credit Then
   If total < 1000 Then sumam = 175
   If total > 1000 And total < 3000 Then sumam = 350
   If total > 3000 And total < 6000 Then sumam = 425
Else
   If total < 1000 Then sumam = 150
   If total > 1000 And total < 2000 Then sumam = 200
   If total > 2000 And total < 5000 Then sumam = 325
   If total > 5000 And total < 8000 Then sumam = 450
   If total > 8000 And total < 12000 Then sumam = 550
   If total > 12000 Then sumam = 675
rate = total / sumam

textprod.Text = prod
textprod.TextAlign = fmTextAlignRight
texttot.Text = total
texttot.TextAlign = fmTextAlignRight
textsumm.Text = sumam
textsumm.TextAlign = fmTextAlignRight
textrate.Text = rate
textrate.TextAlign = fmTextAlignRight

End If
End Sub

A: [Untested]
Hi Putaru, try including double quotes on credit. Like this:
If prod = "credit" Then
   If total < 1000 Then sumam = 175
   If total > 1000 And total < 3000 Then sumam = 350
   If total > 3000 And total < 6000 Then sumam = 425
   Else...

I'm not sure what textprod is? Not sure if that's an object or not, but adding in double quotes should let that if statement check a value, and not a variable called credit, and instead it will check for a string named "credit" with the double quotes included in the code.
Hope this works, as I said, this is untested...
Because the way you have it like this:
If prod = credit Then
   If total < 1000 Then sumam = 175
   If total > 1000 And total < 3000 Then sumam = 350
   If total > 3000 And total < 6000 Then sumam = 425
Else

And it's looking for a variable called credit, which you don't declare.
Happy coding :)
EDIT:
Option Explicit

Sub test()
Dim prod As String
Dim sumam As Integer
Dim total As Integer
Dim rate As Integer

prod = InputBox("Enter credit or cheque")
total = InputBox("Enter total")
sumam = 0
rate = 0

If prod = "credit" Then
   If total < 1000 Then sumam = 175
   If total > 1000 And total < 3000 Then sumam = 350
   If total > 3000 And total < 6000 Then sumam = 425
Else
   If total < 1000 Then sumam = 150
   If total > 1000 And total < 2000 Then sumam = 200
   If total > 2000 And total < 5000 Then sumam = 325
   If total > 5000 And total < 8000 Then sumam = 450
   If total > 8000 And total < 12000 Then sumam = 550
   If total > 12000 Then sumam = 675
End If
rate = total / sumam
MsgBox (rate)
End Sub

Tested this, and it doesn't return 0 anymore, it will display in a message box, your value.

A: I think you are missing double quotes... You should use prod = "credit" instead of prod = credit

A: Have you tried this;
If prod = "credit" Then

Note the quotes around the word credit.

A: Using ElseIf is another way to do what you are doing but it doesn't have to be the fix. Below is an ElseIf Example: -
Public Sub ElseIfSample()

If total < 1000 Then
    sumam = 175
ElseIf total > 1000 And total < 3000 Then
    sumam = 350
ElseIf total > 3000 And total < 6000 Then
    sumam = 425
End If

End Sub

But this and your previous code will both have the same issue of missing values 1000, 3000, and anything over 5999
The below code would fix that along with some other small changes: -
Public Sub Sample()
Dim LngSumam    As Long
Dim LngRate     As Long
Dim StrProd     As String
Dim StrTotal    As String

StrProd = InputBox("Introduceti tipul de produs")
StrTotal = InputBox("Introduceti suma totala de plata")

If Not IsNumeric(StrTotal) Then Exit Sub

If Trim(UCase(StrProd)) = "CREDIT" Then
    If CLng(StrTotal) >= 3000 Then       'Total equal to or above 3000
        LngSumam = 425
    ElseIf CLng(StrTotal) >= 1000 Then   'Total equal to or above 1000
        LngSumam = 350
    Else                                'All other cases
        LngSumam = 175
    End If
Else
    If CLng(StrTotal) >= 12000 Then       'Total equal to or above 12000
        LngSumam = 675
    ElseIf CLng(StrTotal) >= 8000 Then   'Total equal to or above 8000
        LngSumam = 550
    ElseIf CLng(StrTotal) >= 5000 Then   'Total equal to or above 5000
        LngSumam = 550
    ElseIf CLng(StrTotal) >= 2000 Then   'Total equal to or above 2000
        LngSumam = 325
    ElseIf CLng(StrTotal) >= 1000 Then   'Total equal to or above 1000
        LngSumam = 200
    Else                                'All other cases
        LngSumam = 200
    End If

LngRate = CLng(StrTotal) / LngSumam

textprod.Text = StrProd
textprod.TextAlign = fmTextAlignRight
texttot.Text = StrTotal
texttot.TextAlign = fmTextAlignRight
textsumm.Text = LngSumam
textsumm.TextAlign = fmTextAlignRight
textrate.Text = LngRate
textrate.TextAlign = fmTextAlignRight

End If

End Sub

*

*Used Long instead of Integer as Long handles bigger numbers easier,

*Changed the input variables to String to ensure less errors

You could have also used nested If statements or Select Case.
NOTE: The text fields in your cod only get filled in if the user doesn't enter 'Credit' in the first input box, is this correct?

A: The common cause for this are trims, mix of U/lcase (Since it's an input for the user he may have type as he feels to). Have you tried?:
If lcase(Trim(prod)) = "credit" Then

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The Instagram Reels video shared by Max Jumbor offers us the first real-life images of the Galaxy S21 FE. Accordingly, the smartphone seems to have the same triple camera system as the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 Plus. The video also reveals that the smartphone is equipped with the Exynos 2100 chipset. The smartphone looks almost identical to the Samsung Galaxy S21 with its 6.4-inch OLED screen size. We expect the smartphone to launch in early January. While past rumors have stated that the phone will launch on January 11, according to Jon Prosser, the related Galaxy Unpacked event could be held as early as January 4th.
Leaked videos are not just about that. Likewise, a leaked hands-on video was briefly available on YouTube before being modified privately by the publisher. The video included a view of the phone from more angles and had the distinction of being an unboxing video. Accordingly, we see that there is no charger in the box. The video also confirms that the phone comes out of the box with One UI 4.0 based on Android 12.
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Home » Uncategorised » Win all six books from the 2015 RSL Ondaatje Prize short list
Win all six books from the 2015 RSL Ondaatje Prize short list
Posted by deskbound On April 22, 2016 In Uncategorised
James Naughtie's new thriller, as I mentioned earlier, has won praise in The Scotsman partly for its evocation of Paris. It sounds to me like just the kind of book that could end up being entered for the RSL Ondaatje Prize, an annual award of £10,000 for "a distinguished work of fiction, non-fiction or poetry evoking the spirit of a place".
The judges for this year's prize — the broadcaster Kate Adie, the writer and critic Mark Lawson and the poet Moniza Alvi — are due to reveal their six shortlisted books by early in May; the winner will be announced at a dinner at the Travellers Club in London on May 23. Meanwhile, courtesy of the Royal Society of Literature, I have a prize of my own to offer: all six of the books that were shortlisted last year.
The winning book was Baghdad: City of Peace, City of Blood by Justin Marozzi (Penguin), a winning fusion of Marozzi's talents as travel writer and historian, with reportage on the modern city leading smoothly into research into the ancient one. The other shortlisted titles were:
Capital: The Eruption of Delhi by Rana Dasgupta (Canongate)
The Lie by Helen Dunmore (Windmill)
What Was Promised by Tobias Hill (Bloomsbury)
Everything is Wonderful by Sigrid Rausing (Grove Press)
The Architect's Apprentice by Elif Shafak (Penguin).
To be in with a chance of winning the six books, just retweet my tweet about the prize on Twitter from either @deskboundtravel or @kerraway.
Entrants must retweet the mention of the RSL prize on Twitter by midnight on Wednesday May 4. Only one copy of each of the six short-listed titles is available to the winner, who must be resident in the United Kingdom. The winner will be selected at random and notified by Monday, May 16. Unsuccessful entrants will not be contacted. For more information about the Ondaatje Prize, please see the Royal Society of Literature's website.


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Who the f*** is Paul Terry?
Unless you've been living under a rock for the past month or so, you won't have failed to notice (ex) England Football captain John Terry getting himself into a wee spot of bother with both his young lady and the England Football manager, Lou Reed Fabio Capello. A fierce disciplinarian and family man, Capello was not best pleased at JT's indiscretions and has since stripped Terry of the England captaincy.
But what of Paul Terry?
"Who?" I hear you cry!
Yes, Paul Terry. Paul is the older brother of England and Chelsea defender John Terry and has had a pretty decent career in the lower reaches of the football pyramid. Paul started out playing for Dagenham & Redbridge, helping them to win the Isthmian Premier League (a proper non-league division!), starting a run which 8 years later would see Dagenham & Redbridge become a full-fledged Football League club. His performance that season earned Paul a call up to the English National Game XI (often known as the England "C" Team), in 2003. Paul then moved on to play for League Two side Yeovil making 135 appearances over 4 years and on from there up a division to Leyton Orient in League One. Paul currently plies his trade back in the non-league, with Rushden & Diamonds FC.
Put simply, Paul has turned in an excellent career as a professional footballer working at a level which befits his talent, earning a living doing something he enjoys and winning trophies along the way. If Paul were to shag one of his team mates missus', it would barely make the local parish newsletter, let alone the front pages of the national redtops. But he's still bloody good at football. For his level.
Younger brother John on the other hand, needs no introduction. A wealthy Premier League footballer, if he were to be sold could easily become one of the most expensive footballers in world football, if not the most expensive defender of all time. Same family, different person.
The second batch of Managers' Choices has hit our doormat here at Caskstrength.net HQ. We had the privilege of trying some of these a few months ago at an event in Soho and the full list of the releases in this batch can be found here, crowed off with a wonderful Talisker. This post however will provide an opportunity to taste again some of the drams we posted notes on there, but also compare and contrast with their often older, certainly cheaper, standard releases; the Paul Terry of the family if you will.
Let's kick off firstly with the Dalwhinnie. We have previously posted notes on the Managers' Choice here, but let's take another look at this one now we have time in our own home to reflect. The notes below are taken from our previous post with additional thoughts in italics.
Dalwhinnie Managers' Choice: 17 Year Old - 270 bottles Cask: 431 - Refill American Oak Filled: 05/02/92 Bottled: 10/03/09 - 51% Vol
Nose: Vanilla, candlewax, (similar to a Clynelish) a hint of candyfloss and some light lavender notes. With time, the vanilla really grows. Some blackcurrant and mocca / hot chocolate tones appear. It's a really odd nose. At times complex, at other times really simplistic. It seems to vary a great deal and is difficult to get consistency on, but when it hit, you get some really lovely notes.
Palate: A hint of leather, malt and cereal flavours, with a slight lemon sharpness, leading into some very nice soft and fruity bourbon notes. With water: it needs a good old "chew" once water is added and the overall effect is an enhancement of the cereal and malt tones. I wish there was as much blackcurrant on the palate as there is in the nose and the finish.
Finish: Lightweight and fairly short. Lemon meringue lingers and then the fruity blackcurrants take over
Overall: Not a million miles from the classic Dalwhinnie 15yo, but with a slightly lighter touch. Roll on summertime. Well, we are about to find out if our statement is true, as I uncork the Dalwhinnie 15! This is very much a summer whisky and the nose is lovely, when I caught it and the finish of blackcurrant is delicious. Just needs a bigger kick on the palate. Refill American Oak is usually my wood of choice, but I would love to try a more sherried, expressive single cask of this.
Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old - 43% Vol – 70cl
Nose: This nose really jumps out of the glass at you. It's not often I would describe a nose as "dry", but in this instance, it is! There are loads of spices in there: cumin, cinnamon, black pepper. But also a hint of fruit backing it up; those blackcurrants again! They really shine through with some time in the glass.
Palate: No watering down, so we'll be going in straight at 43%... It starts of quite fresh on the tongue, but as you roll it around you find a big hit of white pepper in the mid-palate and liquorice on the sides of the tongue, but that bloomin' blackcurrant again! This time right at the front of the mouth as you swirl it around.
Finish: Lovely and warming. As the white-pepper-mid-palate dies away, the liquorice stays keeping the mouth warm while a proper real-ale-esq bitterness hits the back of the throat.
Overall: A great balance of spice and fruit. Kinda like a good cooking apple! I think we were right about the Managers' Choice being a lighter version of the 15. If the Managers' Choice is an example of a lighter single cask from Dalwhinnie, then I would certainly like to try the other side of the coin; a single cask that is a little more woody and full bodied.
Onward now to the Cragganmore. These two will be the 2nd and 3rd Cragganmore's in week on Caskstrength.net following on from the review of the BBR bottling last week (I note that Serge on whiskyfun.com has reviewed the BBR bottling and the Managers' Choice together, so nip over there for someone else's take on these). We've previously reviewed the Cragganmore 12 Year Old here, but we'll reprint with added notes if needed
Cragganmore – 12 YO – 40% Vol – 70cl
Nose: Pasteurised apple juice, hints of fudge and mint. Crisp Chardonnay, heather burning on a wood stove. Really lovely. Subtle, simple and delicious.
Palate: More apple juice, leading into sweet buttery muffins, covered in heather honey and brown sugar. The palate bears a striking connection with the nose, as more subtle wine notes come through as the spirit unwinds in your mouth. For a sub-£30 single malt, this is a total surprise. Brilliantly well rounded and expressive for its age.
Finish: Gentle, fruity and delicious, with hints of slightly smoky fudge turning up when you are least expecting it.
Overall: Cragganmore was the 3rd whisky I ever purchased in my pursuit of malt excellence, over 12 years ago. I'm pleased to say that there is a certain amount of resonance returning to this bottling. For the price, it sits very comfortably as a fine drinking whisky and will always be considered a Caskstrength house staple!!
Cragganmore Managers' Choice - 12 Years Old - Filled: 02/05/97 Bottled: 14/5/09 - 564 bottles - Cask: 2398 - Bodega Sherry Cask – 59.7% vol
Nose: A very delicate sherry nose, certainly not overpowering at all. This adds some summer fruits to the usual delicate, white flower notes that the Craggy 12 standard bottling does so very well. It's a similar beast, but with less of the Chardonnay and more hints of mint and even a touch of liniment oil. Slightly less expressive than the 12 Year Old, but with much more body- more "in-you-face" and less pansy-like! With water: a little smoke, biscuit notes come to the fore, and the cherry we got in the neat palate.
Palate: The alcohol level is high on this one so neat you get a big hit of warmth and then hidden under there, out pops some cherry and a good amount of wood (I'd swear this was American Oak if not the label). A very solid palate. With water: much more manageable and rounded- much, much more of the cask effect with spices of soft fruitcake and a touch of black pepper.
Finish: Lots of ginger and polo mints. With water: much smokier finish. Still long with lots of ginger.
Overall: A totally different beast to the 12 Year Old. Where the standard release is delicate and floral, the Managers' Dram has much more more mid-tone in the palate, much more meat to it. It shows what a good sherry cask can do in 12 Years to a usually delicate whisky. It's bulked it up: like sending the 12 Year Old to Army Camp for the summer.
Next up is the Dufftown. Neil has a bottle of The Singleton Of Dufftown (for any ladies reading, I'm very much the Singleton of London Town... - Joel) at home, so here are his notes on the two:
The Singleton Of Dufftown - 12 yo - 40% - 70cl
Nose: An initial note of polished surfaces (Mr Sheen) and an intriguing aroma of freshly cut Honey Dew melon. Cinnamon, apple and brown sugar then all combine to give a rich spicy fruity note. Some dried fruits, but certainly not as many as you'd imagine from a whisky matured predominantly in European Oak.
Palate: Sweet, with more of the sugar (demerera) with a little nuttiness and then a touch of clear honey. It is a very drinkable dram indeed. A hint of dried apricots as the palates dries and perhaps even a modicum of ground coffee.
Finish: More dried fruits and a resonance of the sweetness from the palate.
Overall: Not bad at all. This delivers a nice smooth richness to the mouth, which for a pretty budget whisky is very well received indeed. It isn't the most exciting whisky out there, but does its job. Rather like the older Mr Terry.
Dufftown Managers' Choice - 59.5%- Rejuvenated American Oak - Filled: May 1997 - 282 bottles
Nose: Very similar polish and melon notes, with a sickly sweet aroma and a spirity undertone. The strength has obviously given this whisky a sharper edge- lets hope it doesn't upset the (spiced) apple cart on the palate.
Palate: The spirit is hugely prominent, with a prickly sharp entry, but gives way to some sweet white chocolate flavour, a hint of country fudge, zesty sherbet and then some spicy cinnamon laced apples. There is definitely less of a sherry influence and the American oak has given the palate a deft, vanilla/buttery sweet note, not found in the Singleton.
Finish: The spices linger, but also a creaminess, with a peculiar parsley sauce note and some waxiness. Medium in length.
Overall: Well. It's definitely a drinkable dram, but doesn't have a great deal in common with its far cheaper and fruity cousin. At £200, it is one of the cheaper Managers' Choice bottlings, but would ultimately be a step too far for us to buy- there are just better drams out there in this price bracket.
Finally, we must finish off with the one whisky which we don't have a standard release to compare it to; Strathmill. Not a whisky we have had a chance to review before so it's time to take a quick break, grab a hot cross bun and do some reading around this distillery.
FIVE MINS LATER: My research shows only one official bottling, a 12 year old, as part of Diageo's Flora and Fauna series and not many indie bottlings either. That'll be why we've not tried one before, then! So, let's dig in to the Managers' Choice:
Strathmill Managers' Choice – 14 Years Old - Filled: 30/12/94 Bottled: 06/03/09 - 300 bottles - Cask: 5503 - New American Oak - 60.1% Vol
Nose: Yes! Special bottlings? This is what it should be all about. But let's not get too excited, we're only on the nose! Banana pancakes with syrup. Hot buttered crumpets. A hint of delicate wood smoke. With water: the butter really flies out of the glass backed by vanilla. This is again a great example of the wood-effect. American oak is always going to deliver butter and vanilla. How much more is New American Oak going to do that!
Palate: Humm... you wouldn't have it down at +60% (only the heat gives it away) but it's still strong in flavour. Swirl it around and you get a good deal of bitterness, pear juice and honey. With Water: the heat dies at a good rate to allow the vanilla to come and play. Everything else remains.
Finish: Very unusual. And very long! Earthy, with touches of cumin seeds and honeysuckle. With water: green apple sweets come out much more and the length is curtailed to long, from very long!
Overall: What an unusual whisky. It's very delicious but most confusing, with a lot of very complex and unusual flavour profiles in the palate and especially the finish. Plenty of energy in this malt.
So, what of these Managers' Choice bottlings? As usual, each one needs to be tasted on their merit. Each is an individual and can not be compared to the other. If you own a League Two football team, Paul Terry is the man for you. He knows the league, knows the game and understands the wage structure. If, however you happen to be a Russian Billionaire, then pack your team full of superstar, millionaire players. It doesn't make you a better person. It merely makes you a different person.
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Q: Suggesting tags in a Java / MySQL / Hibernate Search / Lucene environment I am working on a web-based application that allows our users to post typical blog / microblog / forum type posts and the one problem that we have had is that our users are not tagging their content very often. Since tags are very important in our app for several reasons, we want to drive our users towards the behaviour of tagging.
We implemented hash tagging and this seemed to have some effect and we also intend on implementing some form of gamification to encourage this.
In addition to the above, we want to implement tag suggestions (basically what StackOverflow has). We would want to suggest tags based on existing tags in our database and for when there are no matching tags then we would also like to suggest tags "out of the blue" maybe using some kind of tf-idf library or something. My question is two-fold:

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*Is it feasible from a performance perspective to do this kind of tag suggesting as the user types (i.e. on keystroke)? I think that this is the way that StackOverflow does it when you are posting a question and we are looking for something very similar to this. Or would we have to do some post-processing instead (i.e. after the user has already added the content then we suggest tags to him).

*Are there any tools / libraries that we could use that would give us these suggestions that also give us stemming, etc. Even perhaps synonym matching. Our data is currently stored in MySQL and we also use Hibernate Search so it is also stored in Lucene indexes (although we currently do not interact with these directly, only through Hibernate Search). We are open to storing this data in a different type of data source if that will help the situation though.

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The four gospels share a story in which the earthly career of Jesus culminates in his death and resurrection, an event of crucial redemptive significance, but are inconsistent in detail. John and the three synoptics in particular present completely different pictures of Jesus' career. John has no baptism, no temptation, no transfiguration, and lacks the Lord's Supper and stories of Jesus' ancestry, birth, and childhood. Jesus's career in the synoptics takes up a single year while in John it takes three, with the cleansing of the Temple at the beginning of his ministry while in the synoptics it happens at the end, and in the synoptics the Last Supper takes place as a Passover meal, while in John it happens on the day before Passover.
Each gospel has its own distinctive understanding of Jesus and his divine role. Mark never calls Jesus "God" or claims that Jesus existed prior to his earthly life, never mentions a virgin birth (the author apparently believes that Jesus had a normal human parentage and birth), and makes no attempt to trace Jesus' ancestry back to King David or Adam. Crucially, Mark originally had no post-resurrection appearances of Jesus, although Mark 16:7, in which the young man discovered in the tomb instructs the women to tell "the disciples and Peter" that Jesus will see them again in Galilee, hints that the author may have known of the tradition. Matthew reinterprets Mark, stressing Jesus' teachings as much as his acts and making subtle changes to the narrative in order to stress his divine nature – Mark's "young man" who appears at Jesus' tomb, for example, becomes a radiant angel in Matthew. Similarly, the miracle stories in Mark confirm Jesus' status as an emissary of God (which was Mark's understanding of the Messiah), but in Matthew they demonstrate his divinity. Luke, while following Mark's plot more faithfully than does Matthew, has expanded on the source, corrected Mark's grammar and syntax, and eliminated some passages entirely, notably most of chapters 6 and 7, which he apparently felt reflected poorly on the disciples and painted Jesus too much like a magician. John, the most overtly theological, is the first to make Christological judgements outside the context of the narrative of Jesus's life.


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Industry watchers said Samsung decided to showcase the new flagship smartphone earlier than expected to compete with Apple, which is also set to launch a new iPhone later this year, Yonhap news agency reported.
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I am a Biological Sciences major and I have been admitted and I am strongly considering Cal Poly (along with UCSB). I have heard that getting classes is virtually impossible at Cal Poly. How hard is it to get classes for a Biology major? Any input will help. Thanks!
Definitely not virtually impossible!!! You'll definitely have a ton of options available for classes with the approved electives, and the giant lecture halls may be more difficult, but those tend to get knocked out freshman year, and you get blocked into courses the whole year, so it won't be a problem at all. Since bio has a wide variety of approved electives available too, you can take pretty much the same courses other biologically-geared majors would take, like marine bio.
That makes me a feel a little better, but I have seen many comments from current and former students that classes fill up insanely quick and most students have to resort to crashing classes.


If an application for a lawful development certificate (LDC) is wholly or partly refused, or is granted in a different form from the application, or is deemed to have been refused (because the local planning authority (LPA) has not determined the application within the time-limit of eight weeks of receiving the completed application), you can appeal.
You should note that we will turn away an LDC appeal if an effective Enforcement Notice is in force. This is because if such a notice is in force, the legislation does not allow a lawful development certificate to be granted.
Your appeal should be made only when all else has failed. You should have had discussions with the LPA during the course of your application. If you think that making changes to your application could resolve the LPA's reasons for refusal, you should discuss these with the LPA before appealing to us. A further application to the LPA may be your best route.
You can submit your appeal on-line through the Planning Portal using the Planning Casework Service. This is an on-line service that gives people in England and Wales wider and easier access to the planning system. It allows you to track the progress of your case.
You can fax your appeal form to us. You can also deliver your appeal form by hand. You should ask us for a receipt if you do so. Our fax number and address details are given in Section K of the appeal form.
Please complete the appeal form in CAPITAL LETTERS using black ink.
Arial or Verdana in a size of 11 point or larger.
electronically through the Planning Casework Service.
decide it by the written procedure, a hearing or an inquiry.
side behaved unreasonably, and put them to unnecessary or wasted expense.
basis you can make an application or have an application made against you.
costs in writing is available from our website.
You do not have to employ an agent to handle your lawful development certificate appeal. If you decide to employ an agent he or she will probably complete the appeal form for you.
This information is very important to us. If the appeal site does not have a postcode please provide the postcode of the nearest building. If the site is very rural and remote, please provide information to help us identify it, eg a sketch map showing the site and at least two named or numbered local roads.
The site is likely to be inspected during the course of the appeal and we will need to know what safety equipment and protective clothing will be required. The following questions indicate the type of information we will need about the appeal site and any land or building that will need to be entered. Please supply any relevant information on a separate sheet of paper.
2. Is there any likelihood of exposure to pets or other animals that may present a risk to personal safety?
3. Is the site remote and/or can it be seen from other occupied buildings/property/public land/roadside?
4. Does the site have a good mobile phone signal or is there easy access to a public telephone should the emergency services be required?
5. Are there any areas that require specialist equipment or training for access – any confined spaces?
notice (if issued) will probably be in the letter you received from the LPA.
6. Are there any dangerous pieces of equipment or substances stored at the location?
7. Is there any likelihood of exposure to chemicals, asbestos, radiation or are there any other risks, requiring the use of Personal Protection Equipment, which may affect personal health & safety? (Asbestos is referred to directly as it was present in buildings built before it was banned in 1977).
c. state whether the ladder will be fixed or removable – if removable how will it be secured?
9. Will it be necessary to view the site from a height, eg roof, balcony?
The appeal should contain a clear and concise statement of your full case and the reasons why you consider the subject of the application to be lawful.
You should note that there is no provision for the planning merits of what has been applied for to be considered. As there is no power to grant planning permission it follows that the planning merits of the development are not relevant in deciding an LDC application or appeal; it rests entirely on the facts involved in each case. It is open to you to apply to the LPA for planning permission in the normal way, without prejudice to your application or appeal for a lawful development certificate.
a different form to the application.
operations intended to be carried out would be lawful.
• has been done, or built, within the terms of a planning permission; • has become lawful as it is too late for the LPA to take enforcement action.
• S171B(3) states that any other change is subject to a limit of 10 years from the date of the breach. This applies to changes of use and to breaches of any conditions attached to previous planning permissions.
These time limits are set out in s171B of the Act and are confirmed in Annex 2 of Circular DETR 10/1997 Enforcing planning control: legislative provisions and procedural requirements.
It is not enough to say "the breach of planning control occurred more than ten years ago", or "The building was finished more than four years ago". You need to be able to provide evidence to establish this and the onus of proof rests with you.
There are 3 possible procedures:- written representations, hearings and inquiries. You should consider carefully which suits your circumstances before choosing your preferred procedure. Inspectors give equal attention to every appeal regardless of the procedure. To help you decide which procedure to choose we have criteria which indicate which is likely to be the most suitable procedure. These criteria are set out in Annexe 11.
Please refer to Annexe 1 before indicating which method is your preferred procedure. The Statutory Instruments give details of the procedures and the timescales.
This is normally the simplest, quickest and most straightforward way of making an appeal. About 40% of LDC appeals proceed by the written procedure. This is quicker and simpler to undertake than a hearing or inquiry and you are likely to get your appeal decided sooner.
You may wish to look at The Town and Country Planning (Enforcement) (Written Representations Procedure) (England) Regulations 2002, Statutory Instrument 2002 No. 2683.
This procedure is likely to be suited to cases which require detailed discussion. Although you may indicate a preference for a hearing, the Planning Inspectorate must also consider that your appeal is suitable for this procedure. It is unlikely to be suitable if the evidence needs to be tested ie. where the factual evidence about how long the development has been on site is in dispute.
You may wish to look at The Town and Country Planning (Enforcement) (Hearings Procedure) (England) Rules 2002, Statutory Instrument 2002 No. 2684.
This is the most formal of the procedures. The parties to the appeal will usually be legally represented and expert witnesses may be called to give evidence. It is likely to be required if the evidence needs to be tested i.e. where the factual evidence about how long the development has been on site is in dispute.
You may wish to look at The Town and Country Planning (Enforcement) (Determination by Inspectors) (Inquiries Procedure) (England) Rules 2002, Statutory Instrument 2002 No. 2685.
1 These criteria are for enforcement appeals. However, they are a guide for considering the appropriate procedure for your LDC appeal.
site visit should be conducted.
Q3a) How long do you estimate the inquiry will last?
In answering this question you should should say how long you estimate the inquiry will last, including the time you think will be required to present all of your case. The estimate should include the time you consider may be necessary for questions to be put to both your and the LPA's witnesses.
We will take account of your estimate, the estimate we receive from the LPA and our own experience when we set the likely length of the inquiry. Once set we will expect the length of the inquiry to stay within the agreed timetable.
We have listed the documents currently required on the certificate of lawful use or development appeal form. Due to the number of appeals we receive we do not routinely 'chase' missing documents and so please make sure that you have sent us everything; if not your appeal will be delayed.
Please ensure that you have listed all the plans/drawings that you are sending to us and that they include reference to scale, orientation and paper size. You should send us copies of all plans sent to the LPA with your application (including plans which have been superseded, you should clearly mark these "superseded").
Under the Data Protection Act 1998 we have a legal duty to inform you about the personal information that we collect and how we use it.
• other statutory appeal parties and interested parties – eg. their name and contact details in their representations.
Sometimes other personal information, such as details about a medical condition, may be relevant to the development. You should only provide personal information about yourself if you are happy for it to be placed in the public domain. You should only provide information about others, including family members, if you have their consent.
We will circulate copies of documents received to the appellant, the local planning authority and other statutory parties. The appeal papers will also be open for inspection at the local planning authority's office where anyone can view them. We will not normally refuse any requests to the Inspectorate to inspect the appeal documents.
In addition, where the appeal or case is one which we make available on our on- line Planning Casework Service (for further details see www.planningportal.gov.uk/pcs ), copies of appeal documents may be made accessible over the internet. This may include your name and address, but we will remove telephone numbers, email addresses and signatures of individuals. The Inspector's decision, may contain some personal information, such as the name of the appellant or interested party, and will be made available on the internet or on request.
We may also use the personal information you submit on an appeal to contact you and seek views on the service that you received. In doing so, we may pass your contact information to a third party for the sole purpose of conducting a survey on our behalf. Although the survey may be published, any information you provide will be made anonymous unless you have otherwise been notified and provided your consent.
4. theallegedbreachandtherequirementsofthenoticeareclearandthereare no complex legal issues.
yourcaseandthatoftheLPAandinterestedpersonsisunlikelytotakemore than one day to be heard.
NOTE: Where proposals are controversial and have generated significant local interest they may not be suitable for the written representation procedure. We consider that the LPA is in the best position to indicate that a hearing or inquiry may be required in such circumstances.


In recent years, there has been an increasing interest in quadcopter technology implementation in the real world; for instance in real estate photography, aerial surveying, periodic forest monitoring, and search/rescue missions. Generally, each quadcopter implementation required different sensors which are needed to attach and integrate into quadcopter system. However, the most critical part in almost cases is preparing the quadcopter flight performance and capability to be suited in any outdoor applications. Because of that reason, this paper has proposed an implementation of Open-Source Project (OSPs) platform as autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) quadcopter development that can be fitted for any outdoor applications or even in research experimental purposes. We started out with an explanation about the general approach that has been used in the development of a quadcopter testbed, and then followed with detail explanations in the OSP platform approach. The OSP platform is the most popular approach. The main reason is because of their flexibility in both hardware and software. The basic quadcopter configuration for autonomous flight also presented and applied. This paper also provided several outdoor experiments results in uncontrolled environment that have been executed using our developed testbed to evaluate their performance, such as attitude and altitude stabilization, interference and vibration effect, and trajectory mapping generation. Finally, throughout this project, we realized that the OPSs quadcopter platform has offered almost complete frameworks in the development of quadcopter for any outdoor applications or even as a research testbed system.


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Q: Working with fetched Firebase data How do I get the keys "-KTjDx_Ms255rS7GGT7l" for my returned objects so I can access nested data? The data being returned to me from Firebase is one big object containing other objects. It looks like this.
{
    "-KTjDx_Ms255rS7GGT7l": {
        "questions": [
            {
                "options": [
                      { "isAnswer":false,"text":"dfsf"} , {"isAnswer":false,"text":"fffffff"} , {"isAnswer":false,"text":"fsfsdfs"}
                 ],
                "text":"sdfsf"
            }
        ]
},
{
    "-KTjDx_Ms255rS7GGT7l": {
        "questions": [
            {
                "options": [
                      { "isAnswer":false,"text":"dfsf"} , {"isAnswer":false,"text":"fffffff"} , {"isAnswer":false,"text":"fsfsdfs"}
                 ],
                "text":"sdfsf"
            }
     ]
},
{
    "-KTjDx_Ms255rS7GGT7l": {
        "questions": [
            {
                "options": [
                      { "isAnswer":false,"text":"dfsf"} , {"isAnswer":false,"text":"fffffff"} , {"isAnswer":false,"text":"fsfsdfs"}
                 ],
            "text":"sdfsf"
            }
         ]
},

A: Let's assume your data is called firebaseResponse:
Object.keys( firebaseResponse ).forEach( function( key ) {
    var item = firebaseResponse[ key ];
    item.questions ...
});


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Natt och dimma (fransk originaltitel: Nuit et brouillard) är en fransk dokumentärfilm från 1956 av regissören Alain Resnais, om Förintelsen.

Filmens titel är en översättning av Nacht und Nebel, ett tyskt dekret från 1941 om hur gripanden skulle genomföras under nazistisk ockupation. Natt och dimma var den första seriösa dokumentärfilmen om nazisternas förintelseläger som nådde ut till en bred publik. Den blev utsatt för censur i Frankrike på grund av de realistiska filmsekvenserna från koncentrationslägren och några bilder från det franska interneringslägret Pithiviers. Efter att bilderna från Pithiviers retuscherats något friade censuren filmen. Senare kom den att användas som avskräckande exempel, för att upplysa människor om nazismens brott.

Filmen visades utom tävlan på filmfestivalen i Cannes 1956. Filmen fick 1956 Prix Jean Vigo i kategorin kortfilm och 1961 blev den nominerad till en BAFTA Award. SVT sände filmen på TV för första gången augusti 1968.

Manuset skrevs av Jean Cayrol, som själv varit internerad i koncentrationslägret Mauthausen, och musiken av Hanns Eisler.

Referenser

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Filmer 1956
Filmer i regi av Alain Resnais
Franska dokumentärfilmer
Förintelsen på film
Franskspråkiga filmer


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Q: A combinatorial interpretation of a counting problen This question is about a surprising formula that is the answer to a counting problem. To me it suggests that there might just be a nice combinatorial interpretation of the problem that I have not yet found. Even if there is not, I'm sure there are much more elegant solutions than mine.

The problem
Suppose we have an $n\times m$ grid of squares with $n$ rows and $m$ columns. In every square we write the number of rectangles that can be made inside the grid and in which it is contained. Consider for example the green square in the image below.

We see that it is contained in $8$ rectangles that can be made inside this $2 \times 3$ grid. If we count this number for every square we get.

Now let $f(n,m)$ denote the sum of these numbers, so $f(2,3)=4 \cdot 6 + 2 \cdot 8=40$. The task is to find a general formula for $f(n,m)$.

My solution
Consider the square with coordinates $(i,j)$, as in the image below. Any rectangle that it is contained in must have its top left corner in the area shown in red. Its bottom right corner must be in the area shown in blue. So the square $(i,j)$ is contained in exactly $\color{red}{ i \cdot j} \cdot \color{blue}{ \left( n - i + 1 \right) \cdot \left( m - j + 1 \right)}$ rectangles.

Now we only need to sum over all squares to get
$$
f(n,m)= \sum_{i=1}^n \sum_{j=1}^m \left [ i \cdot j \cdot
\left( n - i + 1 \right) \cdot \left( m - j + 1 \right) \right ].$$
To make this calculation a little easier we can introduce $S_n = \displaystyle \sum_{i=1}^n i$ and $T_n = \displaystyle \sum_{i=1}^n i^2$ so that
\begin{align*}
f(n,m) &= \sum_{i=1}^n \sum_{j=1}^m \left [ i \cdot j \cdot
\left( n - i + 1 \right) \cdot \left( m - j + 1 \right) \right ] \\
&= \sum_{i=1}^n \sum_{j=1}^m \left [ i^2 j^2 - m\cdot i^2 j -i^2 j - n \cdot i j^2 -i j^2+ n m \cdot i j+ m \cdot i j + n \cdot i j +i j \right ] \\
&= T_n T_m - m\cdot T_n S_m - T_n S_m - n \cdot S_n T_m - S_n T_m + n m \cdot S_n S_m + m \cdot S_n S_m + n \cdot S_n S_m + S_n S_m  \\
&= \left(S_n + n\cdot S_n - T_n\right)\cdot \left(S_m + m\cdot S_m - T_m\right)
\end{align*}
Now we can use the well known formulas for $S_n$ and $T_n$ to find that
$$
S_n + n\cdot S_n - T_n = \frac{1}{6} n (n+1) (n+2) = \binom{n+2}{3}.
$$
Putting this together we get that
$$
f(n,m) = \binom{n+2}{3} \cdot \binom{m+2}{3}.
$$

I was pretty surprised by the simple nature of this answer. Especially by the fact that it seems to suggest that somewhere along the line $3$ things get chosen out of $n+2$ things and also from $m+2$ things. It gives me a small spark of hope that there exists a nice counting argument that solves this problem. Can anyone give a combinatorial interpretation of the formula for $f(n,m)$? More elegant solutions to the problem are also welcome.

A: Each combination of rectangle and contained cell determines and is completely determined by a pair of ordered triples: the first lists the rows of the top edge of the rectangle, the cell, and the bottom edge of the rectangle, and the second does the same for the columns. The row triples correspond to multisets of $3$ elements chosen from the set $[n]=\{1,\ldots,n\}$, and there are
$$\left(\!\!\binom{n}3\!\!\right)=\binom{n+3-1}3=\binom{n+2}3$$
of these. Similarly, there $\binom{m+2}3$ column triples, so there are
$$\binom{n+2}3\binom{m+2}3$$
combinations of cell and containing rectangle.

A: Your sum is [the number of ways to choose a square and a rectangle containing it],

which equals [the number of ways to choose a rectangle and a square inside it].

The row parts of the ways to choose [a rectangle and point inside it]

correspond to length-(n+2) strings consisting of
a beginning-of-rectangle symbol
and
a green-row symbol
and
an end-of-rectangle symbol
and
n-1 blank-row symbols
where the 3 special symbols must be in that order,

giving exactly  3+n-1 choose 3  possibilities for the rows.

Similarly, there are exactly  m+2 choose 3  possibilities for the columns.

The product of those gives your expression.


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July 20, 2018 August 10, 2019 Zach Mason
Top takeaways from the MLS2ATX Community Info Session
The MetroRail was quiet and relatively empty as I stared out the window on the way downtown for the Community Information Session last night.
I heard an announcement over the speaker as we pulled into the Kramer station from a raspy, lethargic voice:
"We won't be able to leave this station until the northbound train arrives, we have to wait on them, then we'll get going again."
I chuckled at the irony. This is the station that will be deconstructed and relocated to McKalla Place, if things go according to plan. It's almost like the station was a sentient being, holding onto every last train that stopped on its tracks for as long as it could.
The delay only lasted another couple of minutes, and we were right back in motion.
After I got off the train at the final stop, I had a joyous mile-long walk in 103 degree heat to the Central Library, a gorgeous building with air conditioning that may have literally saved my life. I slid into the back of the room where the Community Information Session was taking place on the first floor (thank God) and the first thing I heard was this:
"I live about a mile away from where the stadium would be, and I'm concerned about the crowd noise and the traffic. Most people here are just going to visit the stadium from time to time, but I have to live there."
I have to live there. What a statement. I have to live in the most exciting part of Austin, where culture abounds, commerce is thriving and entertainment options are endless. That's like saying, "you guys use Google from time to time but I have to work there."
I was thoroughly surprised to hear similar complaints from people in the area. They have to know the values of their homes are going to skyrocket, right? I mean, I'm already looking at homes in the area because I want to get in on the investment early. These people are sitting on a goldmine.
Most opposing residents brought up three main concerns:
PSV not paying property taxes
Parking issues, traffic, noise
PSV's lack of transparency and empathy for Columbus community
Proponents of the move had three primary arguments, as well:
Soccer unites the community
Austin may never get this opportunity again
Millions of dollars will funnel into the city from MLS team and fans
Some residents mistook the phrase "uniting the community" for "ending racism and all social justice issues," which certainly isn't the case. Soccer will not – and, for the record, doesn't exist to – end racism. I wish it could, but it can't. Sports do a wonderful job of bringing people of all backgrounds together for a moment in time, but they don't solve the problems of humanity. No one should look to sports to do that, it's unrealistic.
What sports can do, however, is provide entertainment and memories for families to cherish, increase the value of nearby homes, infuse millions of dollars into the local economy, give back to the community and invest in the youth.
Here are my thoughts on some of the more common concerns:
True, PSV won't pay property taxes. Instead, they'll fully fund a $200 million stadium and let Austin keep the land. They'll use the stadium for other community events, build affordable housing, pay for and construct a new MetroRail station and further invest in the community in a variety of other ways. I think that's a pretty good deal. It worked out well for both the Round Rock Express and the City of Round Rock when they made a similar deal back in 2005.
The Domain area is more than capable of providing enough parking for soccer matches. PSV will surely work out a deal with Simon Property Group, which owns the Domain, to use those parking garages and set up a bus/trolley to go back and forth before and after games. Traffic is an ongoing problem and can't get much worse. Austin needs to deal with that on its own, it's not the responsibility of PSV. Lastly, the noise complaint is ridiculous. They're not playing the Super Bowl out there. McKalla Place, that whole area, is largely industrial and commercial. There aren't many residential spots in the immediate area, and it's not like they're doing nuclear testing at the stadium.
Why do Austinites care so much about what happens to Columbus? They act as though Anthony Precourt stripped this team from their city with no rationale behind it, as if only to cause residents as much suffering as possible. The reason the Columbus Crew are leaving is because Columbus residents don't care about the team. If they did, they'd show up to the games. If they cared about the team, business owners would provide better sponsorship. Columbus had their chance and blew it. Now it's time to let another city enjoy the benefits of an MLS team.
All in all, I found the Community Information Session to be incredibly interesting. The attendees seemed split 50/50 on bringing the MLS to Austin, but I think even those who spoke against the move weren't absolutely opposed—they just wanted better benefits negotiated out of the deal. That's a good sign.
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Zach Mason is an accomplished entrepreneur, sports journalist and citizen diplomat. He's worked on multiple cultural exchange projects alongside the U.S. Department of State, major health nonprofits and foreign embassies, while raising tens of thousands of dollars for NGOs and charities through grant writing and fundraising events. Currently serving as Chief Operating Officer for international nonprofit diplomacy organization The Basketball Embassy, Zach also regularly contributes to the San Antonio-Express News and has multiple bylines in the Dallas Morning News and Houston Chronicle. He's founded successful sports websites like Texas Top 100 and Capital City Soccer and operates as the managing editor of Texas Tech athletics blog, Viva the Matadors. Zach completed his undergrad at Texas Tech and earned his master's in sport management from the University of the Incarnate Word. Give Zach a follow on Twitter and Instagram at @ZachMasonSports. View all posts by Zach Mason
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