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define({
  "taskUrl": "Oppgave-URL",
  "setTask": "Angi",
  "setTaskPopupTitle": "Angi oppgave",
  "validate": "Angi",
  "inValidGPService": "Angi gyldig geoprosesseringstjeneste.",
  "noOutputParameterWithGeometryType": "Den valgte geoprosesseringstjenesten må ha minst én utdataparameter med en angitt geometritype. Angi en annen geoprosesseringstjeneste.",
  "invalidOutputGeometry": "Utdatageometritypen for den valgte geoprosesseringstjenesten er ikke kompatibel med prosjektinnstillingene. Kan ikke lagre resultatene fra geoprosesseringstjenesten.",
  "GPFeatureRecordSetLayerERR": "Angi en geoprosesseringstjeneste med inndata bare av typen «GPFeatureRecordSetLayer».",
  "invalidInputParameters": "Antall inndataparametere er enten mindre enn 1 eller flere enn 3. Angi en gyldig geoprosesseringstjeneste.",
  "projectSetting": {
    "title": "Prosjektinnstillinger",
    "note": "Merk: Prosjektinnstillinger er valgfrie, når de først er konfigurert, kan brukeren lagre prosjektet i ønskede webkartlag med nettverkets område for nedetid og inndataparametere. Brukeren kan lagre andre utdataparametere fra gruppen Utdata i kategorien Inndata/utdata.",
    "projectPolygonLayer": "Prosjektets polygonlag",
    "outputParameterName": "Navn på utdataparameter",
    "projectPointLayer": "Prosjektets punktlag",
    "selectLabel": "Velg",
    "polygonLayerHelp": "
Polygonlag med følgende vilkår vises:

Laget må ha redigeringsfunksjonene Opprett, Slett og Oppdater

Laget må ha to felt med eksakt navn og datatype:

navn (felt av typen streng)

global-ID (felt av typen global ID )

",
    "outputParameterHelp": "
Polygonlag som utdata fra oppgave-URL-en vises
",
    "pointLayerHelp": "
Punktlag med følgende vilkår vises:

Laget må ha redigeringsfunksjonene Opprett, Slett og Oppdater

Laget må ha to felt med eksakt navn og datatype:

inndatatype (felt av typen streng)

prosjekt-ID (felt av typen GUID)

"
  },
  "inputOutputTab": {
    "flag": "Flagg",
    "barrier": "Hindring",
    "skip": "Hopp over",
    "title": "Inndata/utdata",
    "inputSettingsLabel": "Innstillinger for inndata",
    "outputSettingsLabel": "Innstillinger for utdata",
    "inputLabel": "Etikett",
    "inputTooltip": "Verktøytips",
    "symbol": "Symbol",
    "typeText": "Type",
    "outputParametersText": "Parametere for utdata",
    "saveToLayerText": "Lagre i lag (valgfritt)",
    "skipText": "Kan hoppes over",
    "visibilityText": "Synlig",
    "exportToCsvText": "Eksporter til CSV",
    "exportToCsvDisplayText": "CSV",
    "settitngstext": "Innstillinger",
    "addFieldTitle": "Legg til felt",
    "enterDisplayText": "Skriv inn visningstekst",
    "setScale": "Angi målestokk",
    "outputDisplay": "Vis tekst",
    "saveToLayerHelp": "
Lag med følgende vilkår vises:

Laget må ha redigeringsfunksjonene Opprett, Slett og Oppdater

Laget må ha to felt med eksakt navn og datatype:

parameternavn (felt av typen streng)

prosjekt-ID (felt av typen GUID )

"
  },
  "summaryTab": {
    "title": "Generelle innstillinger",
    "summaryFieldsetText": "Oversikt over innstillinger",
    "inputOutput": "Inndata/utdata",
    "field": "Felt",
    "operator": "Operator",
    "inputOperatorCountOption": "Antall",
    "outputOperatorCountOption": "Antall",
    "outputOperatorSkipCountOption": "Hopp over antall",
    "fieldOperatorSumOption": "Sum",
    "fieldOperatorMinOption": "Min",
    "fieldOperatorMaxOption": "Maks",
    "fieldOperatorMeanOption": "Gjennomsnitt",
    "expressionAddButtonText": "Legg til",
    "expressionVerifyButtonText": "Bekreft",
    "summaryEditorText": "Sammendragtekst",
    "autoZoomAfterTrace": "Flere alternativer",
    "zoomText": "Automatisk zoom etter sporing",
    "summarSettingTooltipText": "Legg til antall inndata/utdata"
  },
  "validationErrorMessage": {
    "webMapError": "Ingen lag er tilgjengelige i webkartet. Velg et gyldig webkart.",
    "inputTypeFlagGreaterThanError": "Inndata av typen flagg kan ikke være mer enn én.",
    "inputTypeFlagLessThanError": "Minst én inndata av typen flagg kreves.",
    "inputTypeBarrierErr": "Inndata av typen hindring kan ikke være mer enn én.",
    "inputTypeSkipErr": "Inndata av typen hopp over kan ikke være mer enn én.",
    "displayTextForButtonError": "Visningstekst for Kjør-knappen må være utfylt.",
    "UnableToLoadGeoprocessError": "Kan ikke laste geoprosesseringstjeneste.",
    "invalidSummaryExpression": "Ugyldig uttrykk.",
    "validSummaryExpression": "Vellykket!",
    "invalidProjectSettings": "Ugyldige prosjektinnstillinger.
 Velg en gyldig verdi i '${projectSetting}'."
  },
  "hintText": {
    "labelTextHint": "Tips: Opprett visningsetikett til resultatpanelet for utdataparameteren.",
    "displayTextHint": "Tips: Dette vises i detaljpanelet for denne utdataparameteren.",
    "inputTextHint": "Tips: Bygg uttrykket ovenfor ved å velge inndata, utdata og feltnavn.",
    "expressionHint": "Tips: Velg elementer og klikk på Legg til for å bygge uttrykk."
  }
});


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So close to a win!
Posted on October 25, 2010 by Kelly Sedinger
The Buffalo Bills came off their bye week today, and headed to Baltimore to face the Ravens. The Ravens are widely considered one of the league's best teams, with a fearsome defense, and an offense that combines a punishing running attack with a significantly-improved passing game. The Ravens are also coming off a very tough loss last week in New England, an overtime defeat that left them angry and needing a win to keep pace with the Steelers in their division. The Bills, on the other hand, headed into today boasting one of the NFL's only two winless records, and a defense that would have a sieve saying, "Who are you calling 'porous'?" So the scene was set for a big loss and another pie in the face of Bills fans everywhere.
But…as Chris Berman likes to say, "That's why they play the games."
The Bills hadn't had a quarterback — any quarterback — throw for more than 300 yards in a game in something like four years; so Ryan Fitzpatrick today threw for almost 400. The Bills hadn't taken a big lead at all this year, so today they jumped out to a 24-10 lead in the second quarter. The Bills' offensive line had looked horrific on a depressingly common basis, so today they only gave up a single sack, provided decent pass protection, and made for a productive, if not explosive, running game. The Bills hadn't put up a strong rally from a late-game deficit, and yet today they bounced back from being down 34-24 to tie the game with seconds left to force overtime.
Unfortunately, the Bills' defense had not protected a lead in any game this year, and they still haven't. That 24-10 lead quickly disappeared to become a 34-24 deficit, with the annoying announcers — seriously, these guys were terrible — pronouncing in the third quarter that with a mere ten-point lead, the Ravens had the game "well in hand". The Bills tied it, sending it to overtime. But, as usual this year when the Bills score a nice number of points, the defense can't stop anybody else from scoring, either. In the NFL, scoring 34 points should mean a win. But so far this year, the Bills have lost games in which they scored 34, 30, and 26 points.
Looking at that, however, I see continued reason for potential optimism for the team's future. Everybody around here — especially Buffalo News columnist Jerry Sullivan — thinks that it will take three or four years to get the team respectable again, assuming the current brain trust is even up to the job. But here's the thing: right now, the offense is pretty good, and will probably be even better if the Bills can add a stud quarterback with their more-certain-every-week high 1st-round draft pick. That means that what really needs fixing is the defense, not the entire team. If the Bills can start to address that, and do so convincingly, then I think that maybe they're only one or two years away from being good, not three or four.
Yeah, I know. "If." But all of football is "if", isn't it?
Oh, and overtime? The Bills turned the ball over in Ravens territory, on a stripping of the ball from Shaun Nelson. Now, I expect when I listen to some day-after radio tomorrow on this game, some Bills fans will insist that Nelson's forward progress had been stopped on the play and therefore it should have been whistled dead before Ray Lewis was able to strip the ball, but I'm not sure that's what happened. It looked to me like the Ravens defenders (a) surrounded Nelson, (b) held him up so he couldn't get down to the ground, and (c) kept pushing him forward to keep forward progress alive until someone could get the ball out of there. That's how it looked to me, anyway — a smart play by a smart defense where everyone thinks as a team. I don't really blame Nelson for that.
I do blame Bills center Geoff Hangartner, though, who got really stupid at that moment. Instead of keeping his cool and hoping the defense could make a stop and prevent a game-winning field goal (granted, a tall order for the NFL's crappiest defense), Hangartner got frustrated and threw his helmet to the ground. Bills fans all know (thanks to Andre Reed in Super Bowl XXVI) that this is a 15-yard "Unsportsmanlike Conduct" penalty, which put the Ravens in field-goal range before they even ran a play. A couple of snaps later, in came their kicker, boom went the kick, and splat went the pie.
I don't think today's game was very discouraging, really; it shows that there's a lot more to the Bills that we can be optimistic about for seasons to come. Yeah, it's still a loss, but there are worse fates than being pied.
Next week, the Bills face the Chiefs, who last year were awful but are quickly improving. Bring 'em on!
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2 Responses to So close to a win!
Ryan Fitzpatrick is leading the NFL in passing ratings and we still need a #1 draft pick quarterback? This is time for a Bruce Smith clone, along with some Darryl Talley think-alikes.
Kelly Sedinger says:
Fitzpatrick's doing well right now, obviously, but I don't think he's the long-term answer at quarterback. He reminds me a bit of Doug Flutie's years here — he's got all the brains and all the drive, but he doesn't have the arm. I don't see the success he's having right now lasting all year. That, and I'm not sure if there are any defensive prospects in college right now who would warrant being taken in the top three, where I think the Bills are going to be picking. Unless the top defensive guy is the likes of Ndamukong Suh, I still say that they need to go QB.
They certainly need some Darryl Talley's, though. The front seven on this team is so bad that it makes the poor secondary, which is loaded with talent (Donte Whitner excepted), look like a bunch of boobs.

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Liz Fenwick, novelist, expat, wife and mother lives in Dubai, London and Cornwall. Her début novel The Cornish House published in May 2012. She has since written A Cornish Affair, A Cornish Stranger and The Returning Tide. Find her at www.lizfenwick.com and lizfenwick.blogspot.com, or follow her on Twitter at @liz_fenwick.


BEYONCÉ DEDICATED one of her most famed loved songs to husband Jay Z as she closed the first night of her world tour.
Her proclamation of love came amid public speculation that her rapping hubby cheated on her throughout their marriage following the release of her album, Lemonade.
The pop superstar closed out the first concert in her Formation World Tour by dedicating her power ballad Halo "to my beautiful husband... I love you so much".
The Tidal boss' alleged infidelity has dominated the news cycle ever since the video for Sorry and Hold Up aired on HBO on Saturday (April 23) as part of the visual album release.
In the latter, the singer is seen wielding a baseball bat and raging at her man's cheating as the city goes up in flames behind her.
Clearly there's no split in the couple's marriage as Jay Z was seen accompanying his wife as she rehearsed ahead of Wednesday's concert.


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Manhunt underway for suspect in shooting of Shreveport police officer
SHREVEPORT, La. - Police in Louisiana have launched a massive manhunt for a suspect who allegedly shot and killed a Shreveport police officer.
Officer Thomas LaValley, 29, died Wednesday after answering a call about a suspicious person at a home in the city's Queensborough neighborhood.
The suspect, 27-year-old Grover Cannon, was already wanted in a second-degree murder case.
Shreveport Police Chief Willie Shaw said at a news conference that capturing Cannon is now the department's top priority.
LaValley was a four-year veteran of the police force who gave up a job as a television news photographer for a career in law enforcement.
Local and state police and the U.S. Marshal's Office are among the agencies involved in the search.


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using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Linq.Expressions;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace OOFunctional
{
    [TestClass]
    public class UnitTest1
    {
        [TestMethod]
        public void TestMethod1()
        {
            var add11 = F.New(() => 1 + 1);
            var add1 = F.New((int x) => x + 1);
            var add = F.New((int a, int b) => a + b);

            //Simple Invokes
            //!f is the same as f.Invoke()
            Assert.AreEqual(2, add11.Invoke());
            Assert.AreEqual(2, !add11);

            Assert.AreEqual(2, add1.Invoke(1));

            Assert.AreEqual(2, add.Invoke(1, 1));

            //Partial Apply using + operator
            Assert.AreEqual(2, (add + 1).Invoke(1));
            Assert.AreEqual(2, (add + 1 + 1).Invoke());
            Assert.AreEqual(2, !(add + 1 + 1));

            //Partial Apply using index operator
            Assert.AreEqual(2, add[1].Invoke(1));
            Assert.AreEqual(2, add[1, 1].Invoke());
            Assert.AreEqual(2, !add[1, 1]);

            Assert.AreEqual(2, (add[1][1]).Invoke());
            Assert.AreEqual(2, !add[1][1]);

            //Complete Apply
            Assert.AreEqual(2, !(add + Tuple.Create(1, 1)));
            Assert.AreEqual(2, !add[Tuple.Create(1, 1)]);

            //Functional composition
            var times2 = new F<int, int>(x => x * 2);
            var addthentimes2 = add | times2;
            Assert.AreEqual(4, !addthentimes2[1, 1]);

            System.Func<int, int, int> addthentimes2func = add | (x => x * 2);
            Assert.AreEqual(4, addthentimes2func(1, 1));

            var times = new F<int, int, int>((a, b) => a * b);
            addthentimes2 = add | times[2];
            Assert.AreEqual(4, !addthentimes2[1, 1]);

            //There is no way to make this composition using operator
            //because we cant inject a new generic type in a operator
            //definition.
            var timesf = F.New((int a, int b) => (float)(a * b));
            var g = add.Then(timesf[2]);
            Assert.AreEqual(4, !g[1, 1]);

            //var genericadd = G.New((g a, g b) => a + b);
            //Assert.AreEqual(2, !genericadd[1, 1]);

            ActionExceptions.Throw().StartHandle().When(x => 1).When(x => 2).End();
            var hhh = new ActionExceptions();
            hhh
                .When((NullReferenceException x) => { })
                .When((DivideByZeroException x) => { })
                .End();
        }

        public class ActionExceptions : ApplicationException<ActionExceptions,
            DivideByZeroException,
            NullReferenceException> { }
    }

    public static class F
    {
        public static F
 New
(Func
 f) => new F
(f);
        public static F<T1, TR> New<T1, TR>(Func<T1, TR> f) => new F<T1, TR>(f);
        public static F<T1, TR> New1<T1, TR>(Func<T1, TR> f) => new F<T1, TR>(f);
        public static F<T1, T2, TR> New<T1, T2, TR>(Func<T1, T2, TR> f) => new F<T1, T2, TR>(f);

        public static (F<T1, TR1>, F<T2, TR2>) New<T1, TR1, T2, TR2>(Func<T1, TR1> f1, Func<T2, TR2> f2)
        {
            return (f1, f2);
        }

        public static (F<T1, TR1>, F<T2, TR2>, F<T3, TR3>) New<T1, TR1, T2, TR2, T3, TR3>(Func<T1, TR1> f1, Func<T2, TR2> f2, Func<T3, TR3> f3)
        {
            return (f1, f2, f3);
        }

        public static (F<T1, TR1>, F<T2, TR2>, F<T3, TR3>, F<T4, TR4>) New<T1, TR1, T2, TR2, T3, TR3, T4, TR4>(Func<T1, TR1> f1, Func<T2, TR2> f2, Func<T3, TR3> f3, Func<T4, TR4> f4)
        {
            return (f1, f2, f3, f4);
        }

        public static Func<T1, TR2> Compose<T1, TR1, TR2>(Func<T1, TR1> f1, Func<TR1, TR2> f2)
        {
            var (ff1, ff2) = F.New(f1, f2);
            return ff1.Then(ff2);
        }

        public static Func<T1, TR3> Compose<T1, TR1, TR2, TR3>(Func<T1, TR1> f1, Func<TR1, TR2> f2, Func<TR2, TR3> f3)
        {
            var (ff1, ff2, ff3) = F.New(f1, f2, f3);
            return ff1.Then(ff2).Then(ff3);
        }

        public static Func<T1, TR4> Compose<T1, TR1, TR2, TR3, TR4>(Func<T1, TR1> f1, Func<TR1, TR2> f2, Func<TR2, TR3> f3, Func<TR3, TR4> f4)
        {
            var (ff1, ff2, ff3, ff4) = F.New(f1, f2, f3, f4);
            return ff1.Then(ff2).Then(ff3).Then(ff4);
        }
    }

    public static class G
    {
        //public static G
 New
(Func
 f) => new F
(f);
        //public static F<T1, TR> New<T1, TR>(Func<T1, TR> f) => new F<T1, TR>(f);
        public static G2
 New
(Expression<Func<g, g, TR>> f) => new G2
(f);
    }

    public class g
    {
        public static g operator +(g l, g r)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }
    }

    public class gc
    {
        object Value;

        public gc(object value)
        {
            Value = value;
        }

        public static gc operator +(gc l, gc r)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }
    }

    public interface IF<out TR>
    {

    }

    public class F
 : IF

    {
        System.Func
 Func;

        public F()
        {
            Func = () => default(TR);
        }

        public F(System.Func
 f)
        {
            Func = f;
        }

        public TR Invoke()
        {
            return Func();
        }

        public static TR operator !(F
 f)
        {
            return f.Func();
        }

        public static Func
 operator ~(F
 f)
        {
            return f.Func;
        }

        public static implicit operator System.Func
(F
 f)
        {
            return f.Func;
        }
    }

    public interface IF<in T1, out TR>
    {
        TR Invoke(T1 a);
    }

    public class F<T1, TR> : IF<T1, TR>
    {
        System.Func<T1, TR> Func;

        public F()
        {
            Func = (x) => default(TR);
        }

        public F(System.Func<T1, TR> f)
        {
            Func = f;
        }

        public F
 this[T1 a]
        {
            get
            {
                return this + a;
            }
        }

        public TR Invoke(T1 a)
        {
            return Func(a);
        }

        public F<T1, TR2> Then<TR2>(IF
 f)
        {
            return F.New((T1 a) => f.Invoke(Func(a)));
        }

        public static implicit operator System.Func<T1, TR>(F<T1, TR> f)
        {
            return f.Func;
        }

        public static implicit operator F<T1, TR>(System.Func<T1, TR> f)
        {
            return new F<T1, TR>(f);
        }

        public static Func<T1, TR> operator ~(F<T1, TR> f)
        {
            return f.Func;
        }

        public static F
 operator +(F<T1, TR> f, T1 a)
        {
            return new F
(() => f.Func(a));
        }
    }

    public class F<T1, T2, TR>
    {
        System.Func<T1, T2, TR> Func;

        public F()
        {
            Func = (a, b) => default(TR);
        }

        public F(System.Func<T1, T2, TR> f)
        {
            Func = f;
        }

        public TR Invoke(T1 a, T2 b)
        {
            return Func(a, b);
        }

        public F<T2, TR> this[T1 a]
        {
            get
            {
                return this + a;
            }
        }

        public F
 this[T1 a, T2 b]
        {
            get
            {
                return this + a + b;
            }
        }

        public F
 this[Tuple<T1, T2> t]
        {
            get
            {
                return this + t.Item1 + t.Item2;
            }
        }

        public F<T1, T2, TR2> Then<TR2>(F
 f)
        {
            return F.New((T1 a, T2 b) => f.Invoke(Func(a, b)));
        }

        public static Func<T1, T2, TR> operator ~(F<T1, T2, TR> f)
        {
            return f.Func;
        }

        public static implicit operator System.Func<T1, T2, TR>(F<T1, T2, TR> f)
        {
            return f.Func;
        }

        public static implicit operator F<T1, T2, TR>(System.Func<T1, T2, TR> f)
        {
            return new F<T1, T2, TR>(f);
        }

        public static F<T2, TR> operator +(F<T1, T2, TR> f, T1 a)
        {
            return new F<T2, TR>(x => f.Func(a, x));
        }

        public static F<T2, TR> operator +(F<T1, T2, TR> f, Tuple<T1> a)
        {
            return new F<T2, TR>(x => f.Func(a.Item1, x));
        }

        public static F
 operator +(F<T1, T2, TR> f, Tuple<T1, T2> all)
        {
            return new F
(() => f.Func(all.Item1, all.Item2));
        }

        public static F<T1, T2, TR> operator |(F<T1, T2, TR> l, F
 r)
        {
            return new F<T1, T2, TR>((a, b) => r.Invoke(l.Invoke(a, b)));
        }

        public static F<T1, T2, TR> operator |(F<T1, T2, TR> l, IF
 r)
        {
            return new F<T1, T2, TR>((a, b) => r.Invoke(l.Invoke(a, b)));
        }

        public static F<T1, T2, TR> operator |(F<T1, T2, TR> l, System.Func
 r)
        {
            return new F<T1, T2, TR>((a, b) => r(l.Invoke(a, b)));
        }
    }

    public class G0

    {
        Expression<Func
> Exp;

        public G0(Expression<Func
> exp)
        {
            Exp = exp;
        }

        public static TR operator !(G0
 f)
        {
            var cf = f.Exp.Compile();
            return cf();
        }
    }

    public class G1

    {
        Expression<Func<g, TR>> Exp;

        public G1(Expression<Func<g, TR>> exp)
        {
            Exp = exp;
        }

        public G0
 this[object a]
        {
            get
            {
                return this + a;
            }
        }

        public static G0
 operator +(G1
 f, object a)
        {
            var visitor = new CurryExpressionVisitor(a);
            var newExpression = (Expression<Func
>)visitor.Visit(f.Exp);

            return new G0
(newExpression);
        }
    }

    public class G2

    {
        Expression<Func<g, g, TR>> Exp;

        public G2(Expression<Func<g, g, TR>> exp)
        {
            Exp = exp;
        }

        public G1
 this[object a]
        {
            get
            {
                return this + a;
            }
        }

        public G0
 this[object a, object b]
        {
            get
            {
                return this + a + b;
            }
        }

        public static G1
 operator +(G2
 f, object a)
        {
            var visitor = new CurryExpressionVisitor(a);
            var newExpression = (Expression<Func<g, TR>>)visitor.Visit(f.Exp);

            return new G1
(newExpression);
        }
    }

    public class ContainerExpressionVisitor : ExpressionVisitor
    {
        protected override Expression VisitParameter(ParameterExpression node)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
            //if (node.Type == typeof(g))
            //{
            //    return Expression.Parameter(typeof(gc), )
            //}
            //return base.VisitParameter(node);
        }
    }

    public class CurryExpressionVisitor : ExpressionVisitor
    {
        object NewValue;
        Func<ParameterExpression, bool> IsFirst;

        public CurryExpressionVisitor(object newValue)
        {
            NewValue = newValue;
        }

        //Remove first parameter
        protected override Expression VisitLambda<T>(Expression<T> node)
        {
            IsFirst = x => x == node.Parameters[0];

            var newBody = Visit(node.Body);
            var newParameters = node.Parameters.Skip(1);
            return Expression.Lambda(newBody, newParameters);
        }

        protected override Expression VisitParameter(ParameterExpression node)
        {
            if (IsFirst(node)) return Expression.Constant(new gc(NewValue));
            return node;
        }
    }

    public struct EitherTask<TLeft, TRight>
    {
        bool IsLeft;
        TLeft LValue;
        TRight RValue;

        public EitherTask(TLeft value)
        {
            IsLeft = true;
            LValue = value;
            RValue = default(TRight);
        }

        public EitherTask(TRight value)
        {
            IsLeft = false;
            LValue = default(TLeft);
            RValue = value;
        }

        public T Match<T>(Func<TLeft, T> left, Func<TRight, T> right)
        {
            if (IsLeft)
            {
                return left(LValue);
            }
            else
            {
                return right(RValue);
            }
        }

        public static implicit operator EitherTask<TLeft, TRight>(TLeft left)
        {
            return new EitherTask<TLeft, TRight>();
        }

        public static implicit operator EitherTask<TLeft, TRight>(TRight right)
        {
            return new EitherTask<TLeft, TRight>();
        }
    }

    public static class Either
    {
        public static EitherTask<(T1, T2), TR> Join<T1, T2, TR>(EitherTask<T1, TR> l, EitherTask<T2, TR> r)
        {
            return l.Match(
                left: (ll) =>
                {
                    return r.Match(left: (rl) =>
                    {
                        return new EitherTask<(T1, T2), TR>((ll, rl));
                    }, right: (rr) =>
                    {
                        return new EitherTask<(T1, T2), TR>(rr);
                    });
                },
                right: (lr) =>
                {
                    return r.Match(left: (rl) =>
                    {
                        return new EitherTask<(T1, T2), TR>(lr);
                    }, right: (rr) =>
                     {
                         //TODO
                         return new EitherTask<(T1, T2), TR>(lr);
                     });
                }
            );
        }
    }

    //public static class EitherExtensions
    //{
    //    public static Task
 Either<T, TR>(this Task<T> task, Func<T, TR> left, Func<Exception, TR> right)
    //    {
    //        var either = new EitherTask
();
    //        either.Bind(left, right);

    //        var ct = task.ContinueWith(t =>
    //        {
    //            if (t.IsCanceled) return either.Run(t.Exception);
    //            if (t.IsFaulted) return either.Run(t.Exception);
    //            return either.Run(t.Result);
    //        });

    //        return ct;
    //    }
    //}

    public static class ExceptionsExtensions
    {
        public static IEnumerable<Exception> GetNonAggregated(this Exception agg)
        {
            var e = agg as AggregateException;

            while (e != null)
            {
                if (e.InnerExceptions.Count == 1 && e.InnerExceptions[0] is AggregateException ae)
                {
                    e = ae;
                }
                else break;
            }

            return e?.InnerExceptions.AsEnumerable() ?? new Exception[] { };
        }
    }

    public static class AwaitLiftExtensions
    {
        public static TaskAwaiter<Task<T>> GetAwaiter<T>(this T value)
        {
            return Task.FromResult(Task.FromResult(value)).GetAwaiter();
        }

        public static void Deconstruct<T>(this Task<T> task, out T result, out AggregateException e)
        {
            if (!task.IsCompleted)
            {
                throw new NotSupportedException();
            }

            if (task.IsFaulted)
            {
                result = default(T);
                e = new AggregateException(task.Exception.GetNonAggregated());
            }
            else
            {
                result = task.Result;
                e = null;
            }
        }

        public static Task<Task<T>> Wrap<T>(this Task<T> t)
        {
            return t.ContinueWith(ct =>
            {
                return t;
            });
        }
    }

    public static class MaybeTaskExtensions
    {
        public static MaybeTask<T> Maybe<T>(this Task<T> task)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(task);
        }

        public static MaybeTask<T> Maybe<T>(this Task<T> task, Func<T, bool> when)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(task, x => when(x.Result));
        }

        public static MaybeTask<T> Maybe<T>(this Task<T> task, Func<T, bool> when, Func<T> returns)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(task).Map(when, returns);
        }

        public static MaybeTask<T> Maybe<T>(this Task<T> task, Func<T, bool> when, Func<T, T> returns)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(task, x => when(x.Result), x => returns(x.Result));
        }

        public static MaybeTask<T> Maybe<T>(this Task<T> task, Func<Task<T>, bool> when, Func<T> returns)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(task, when, x => returns());
        }

        public static MaybeTask<T> Maybe<T>(this Task<T> task, Func<Task<T>, bool> when, Func<T, T> returns)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(task, when, x => returns(x.Result));
        }

        public static MaybeTask<T> Maybe<T>(this Task<T> task, Func<T, bool> when, Func<Task<T>, T> returns)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(task).Map(when, returns);
        }

        public static MonadicTask<T> Maybe<T>(this Task<T> task, Func<Task<T>, bool> when, Func<Task<T>, T> returns)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(task, when, returns);
        }
    }

    public static class Maybe
    {
        public static MaybeTask<(T1, T2)> Join<T1, T2>(MaybeTask<T1> a, MaybeTask<T2> b)
        {
            var ta = unwrap(a);
            var tb = unwrap(b);
            var twa = Task.WhenAll(ta, tb);
            return twa.ContinueWith<MaybeTask<(T1, T2)>>(ct =>
            {
                if (ta.IsFaulted && tb.IsFaulted) return new AggregateException(ta.Exception.GetNonAggregated().Union(tb.Exception.GetNonAggregated()));
                if (ta.IsFaulted) return ta.Exception;
                if (tb.IsFaulted) return tb.Exception;
                return (ta.Result, tb.Result);
            }).Result;
            async Task<T> unwrap<T>(MaybeTask<T> m) => await m;
        }
    }

    public class MaybeTask<T> : MonadicTask<T>
    {
        public MaybeTask(Task<T> task) : base(task)
        {
        }

        public MaybeTask(Task<T> task, Func<Task<T>, bool> when = null, Func<Task<T>, T> returns = null) : base(task, when, returns)
        {
        }

        public MaybeTask<T> Map(Func<Task<T>, bool> when, Func<Task<T>, T> returns = null)
        {
            _when = when;
            _returns = returns;
            return this;
        }

        public MaybeTask<T> Map(Func<T, bool> when, Func<Task<T>, T> returns)
        {
            _when = x => !x.IsCanceled && !x.IsFaulted && when(x.Result);
            if (returns != null) _returns = returns;
            return this;
        }

        public MaybeTask<T> Map(Func<T, bool> when, Func<T> returns = null)
        {
            _when = x => !x.IsCanceled && !x.IsFaulted && when(x.Result);
            if (returns != null) _returns = x => returns();
            return this;
        }

        public static MaybeTask<(T, T)> operator +(MaybeTask<T> l, MaybeTask<T> r)
        {
            return Maybe.Join(l, r);
        }

        public static implicit operator MaybeTask<T>(Task<T> value)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(value);
        }

        public static implicit operator MaybeTask<T>(T value)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(Task.FromResult(value));
        }

        public static implicit operator MaybeTask<T>(Exception value)
        {
            return new MaybeTask<T>(Task.FromException<T>(value));
        }
    }

    public class MonadicTask<T>
    {
        private readonly Task<T> _task;
        protected Func<Task<T>, bool> _when;
        protected Func<Task<T>, T> _returns;

        public MonadicTask(Task<T> task, Func<Task<T>, bool> when = null, Func<Task<T>, T> returns = null)
        {
            _task = task;
            _when = when;
            _returns = returns;
        }

        public MonadicTask(Task<T> task)
        {
            _task = task;
        }

        public MonadicAwaiter<T> GetAwaiter()
        {
            return new MonadicAwaiter<T>(_task, _when, _returns);
        }

        public static implicit operator MonadicTask<T>(Task<T> t)
        {
            return new MonadicTask<T>(t);
        }
    }

    public class MonadicAwaiter<T> : INotifyCompletion, ICriticalNotifyCompletion
    {
        public bool IsCompleted => false;

        Task<T> _task;
        Func<Task<T>, bool> _when;
        Func<Task<T>, T> _returns;

        public MonadicAwaiter(Task<T> task, Func<Task<T>, bool> when, Func<Task<T>, T> returns)
        {
            _task = task;
            //compiler does not accept x == default(T)
            _when = when ?? (x => !x.IsCanceled && !x.IsFaulted && System.Collections.Generic.EqualityComparer<T>.Default.Equals(x.Result, default(T)));
            _returns = returns ?? ((x) => default(T));
        }

        public T GetResult()
        {
            return _task.Result;
        }

        void INotifyCompletion.OnCompleted(Action continuation)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        void ICriticalNotifyCompletion.UnsafeOnCompleted(Action continuation)
        {
            var stateMachine = GetStateMachine(continuation);

            if (stateMachine == null)
            {
                _task.ContinueWith(t =>
                {
                    continuation();
                });
            }
            else
            {
                _task.ContinueWith(t =>
                {
                    if (_when(t))
                    {
                        var result = _returns(t);
                        stateMachine.SetResult<T>(result);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        continuation();
                    }
                });
            }
        }

        private IAsyncStateMachine GetStateMachine(Action continuation)
        {
            var target = continuation.Target;
            object moveNextRunner = target;

            if (target.GetType().Name == "ContinuationWrapper")
            {
                var continurationActionField = target?.GetType()
                ?.GetField("m_continuation", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance);
                var continuationAction = continurationActionField?.GetValue(target) as Action;
                moveNextRunner = continuationAction?.Target;
            }

            var stateMachine = (IAsyncStateMachine)moveNextRunner?.GetType()
                ?.GetField("m_stateMachine", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance)
                .GetValue(moveNextRunner);

            return stateMachine;
        }
    }

    public static class AsyncStateMachineExtensions
    {
        public static void SetResult<T>(this IAsyncStateMachine stateMachine, T result)
        {
            stateMachine.GetType()
                .GetField("<>1__state", BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance)
                .SetValue(stateMachine, -2);
            var builder = (AsyncTaskMethodBuilder<T>)stateMachine.GetType()
                .GetField("<>t__builder", BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance)
                .GetValue(stateMachine);

            builder.SetResult(result);
        }
    }

    public static class ObjectF
    {
        public new static Func<object, string> ToString
        {
            get
            {
                return x => x.ToString();
            }
        }
    }

    public class HandleApplicationException

           where TMe : ApplicationException<TMe, T1>
           where T1 : Exception
    {
        public HandleApplicationException(ApplicationException<TMe, T1> app)
        {
        }

        public EndClass When(Func<T1> handle)
        {
            return new EndClass();
        }

        public class EndClass
        {
            public TR End()
            {
                return default(TR);
            }
        }
    }

    public class HandleApplicationException

        where TMe : ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2>
        where T1 : Exception
        where T2 : Exception
    {
        ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2> App;

        public HandleApplicationException(ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2> app)
        {
            App = app;
        }

        public ContinueT2 When(Func<T1, TR> handle)
        {
            return new ContinueT2();
        }

        public class ContinueT2
        {
            public EndClass When(Func<T2, TR> handle)
            {
                return new EndClass();
            }
        }

        public class EndClass
        {
            public TR End()
            {
                return default(TR);
            }
        }
    }

    public class ApplicationException<TMe, T1> : Exception
        where TMe : ApplicationException<TMe, T1>
        where T1 : Exception
    {
        protected ApplicationException(Exception e) : base("", e)
        {
        }

        public HandleApplicationException
 StartHandle
()
        {
            return new HandleApplicationException
(this);
        }

        public static implicit operator ApplicationException<TMe, T1>(T1 e)
        {
            return new ApplicationException<TMe, T1>(e);
        }

        public static TMe Throw(T1 exception)
        {
            return (TMe)Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(TMe), new object[] { exception });
        }

    }

    public class ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2> : Exception
        where TMe : ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2>
        where T1 : Exception
        where T2 : Exception
    {
        protected ApplicationException(Exception e) : base("", e)
        {
        }

        public HandleApplicationException
 StartHandle
()
        {
            return new HandleApplicationException
(this);
        }

        public static implicit operator ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2>(T1 e)
        {
            return new ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2>(e);
        }

        public static implicit operator ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2>(T2 e)
        {
            return new ApplicationException<TMe, T1, T2>(e);
        }

        public static TMe Throw(T1 exception)
        {
            return (TMe)Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(TMe), new object[] { exception });
        }

        public static TMe Throw(T2 exception)
        {
            return (TMe)Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(TMe), new object[] { exception });
        }
    }
}

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Background: Persistent organochlorine compounds including Organochlorine Pesticides (OCPs) and Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) are one of the important components of chemical pollutants that enter into the Egyptian marine environment through different sources, more particularly from estuaries.
Objective: The present study aimed to investigate concentrations of PCBs and pesticides in sediments and muscle tissues of Siganus rivulatus from El-Mex Bay and Marsa Matrouh areas.
Methods: Sediment and fish samples were collected from El-Mex Bay of Alexandria and Matrouhcoast and transported to the laboratory for extraction and analysis by using GC-MS.
Results: In general, concentrations range of PCBs and pesticides detected by GC-Ms in sediment samples revealed much more pollution in El-Mex Bay by PCBs and pesticides than Matrouh area. The present study indicated that concentrations of PCBs in sediments from El-Mex Bay were 9- fold more than those from Matrouh coast. Variations of pesticide concentrations in sediment samples were mainly due to the ongoing processes of adsorption/desorption and uptake by living organisms. In the meantime, the concentrations of PCBs in fish from El-Mex Bay were 11.5-fold more than those from Matrouh coast. Similarly, the concentrations of total pesticides in fish collected from El-Mex Bay were 7-fold more than those collected from Matrouh coast. Generally speaking, sediment samples had higher concentrations of PCBs and pesticides than fish samples reflecting its great capacity to absorb and accumulate such pollutants. The present study revealed also the presence of low concentrations of DDT metabolites and indicator PCBs in both areas. It reports important information regarding the presence of p,p'-DDE, p,p'- DDD, PCB 52 and PCB 153 in almost all fish samples from the two Egyptian coastal lagoons which are mainly due to a previous use of DDT in agricultural activity, high environmental persistence because of their chemical and thermal stability, different climatic environmental conditions, marine currents, different migratory and feeding habits of aquatic organisms.
Conclusion: The results of the present study add new data about Organochlorine Pesticides (OCPs) and Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) to the global database about the contamination of the Egyptian marine environment and provide valuable information for regulatory actions.
Therefore, the aim of this work is to determine the distribution and concentrations of PCBs and pesticide s in sediments and fish from two Egyptian coastal areas along the Mediterranean. One of the main important objectives is to compare the obtained results with data reported worldwide to evaluate the suitability of the Egyptian marine environment along the Mediterranean Sea for recreation and also the suitability of fish for continuous human consumption by the Public.
PCBs, pesticides, sediments, Siganus rivulatus, Egyptian Mediterranean Coast, OCPs.


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Q: Changing the navigationBar on pushViewController: In my tabBar based app I have subclassed the UINavigationBar. Let's say I have three of them: BlueNavBar, BlackNavBar and RedNavBar. It looks something like this:
        //BlueNavBar.m
        - (void)drawRect:(CGRect)rect {
            self.tintColor = [UIColor colorWithRed:65.0f/255.0f green:(156.0f/255.0f) blue:(215.0f/255.0f) alpha:1.0];
            UIImage *image = [[UIImage imageNamed:@"blueNavBar.png"]retain];
            [image drawInRect:rect];
            [image release];
        }

I've assigned the subclassed navigationbar for each tab with Interface Builder. That is working great, no problems there.
In some viewControllers however i want to change the navigationBar during "pushViewController". Let's say I want to change the current navigationbar (which is for e.g. BlueNavBar) to the RedNavBar. How can I do this programmatically, without Interface Builder?

A: It depends on how you've designed the view controller classes themselves. One way to design what you need would be to set the navigation bar type (i.e. colour) when you create the view controller, before you push it on the stack. Something like:
SomeViewController* someViewController = [[SomeViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"SomeView" bundle:nil];
someViewController.navigationBarStyle = NBStyleRed; // NBStyleRed defined as an enum somewhere
[self.navigationController pushViewController:someViewController animated:YES];
[someViewController release];

The setter method for navigationBarStyle would then (re)create an appropriately-coloured navigation bar for the view controller.

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The Ned Kelly Vault is a permanent exhibition that brings together the largest collection of Kelly Gang articles and associated memorabilia in the world, preserving the history of Ned's reign in the region.
The Ned Kelly Vault presents a display of stories and various artefacts to ensure that the history is preserved for generations to come. This carefully researched and curated exhibition boasts rare items including, Ned Kelly's death mask, Ned Kelly's gun which he named 'Betty', the suit of armour worn by Mick Jagger in the 1970's movie Ned Kelly, along with original photographs and documents.


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Bayly, William, 1737 - 1810 (astronomer)
Account with William Bayly, 1772 - 1785
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/17: 55-64
Scope and Contents From the File:
Papers regarding payments for work done on behalf of the Board.
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude / Papers on payments for Board work
Astronomical observations made during Captain Cook's last voyage., 1776 - 1780
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/61
Observations from Captain Cook's last voyage.
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude
Calculations of observations made on the voyage, 1778-05-29 - 1780-08
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/61/2: 38r-49v
Table of rough calculations of observations; these include records of the time by the watch, the apparent time, and the altitude of the sun and moon. Many entries are checked and marked 'done' or 'correct'.
Dates: 1778-05-29 - 1780-08
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude / Astronomical observations made during Captain Cook's last voyage.
Computation of the Sun's place, 1765 - 1766
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 4/72
Computations relating to the Sun, including those on the Sun's place using Johann Mayer's tables, 11 May 1765 - 29 April 1766, with reference to the obliquity of the ecliptic. There are calculations of the mean time of the transit of the Moon between 31 May 1765 and 28 April 1766, and on the Moon's longitude and latitude using Mayer's tables, 31 May - 19 November 1765. The calculations were made by William Bayly.
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of Nevil Maskelyne
Computations for the Sun, Moon and planets, 1762 - 1768
Scope and Contents Computations of the positions of the Sun, Moon and planets performed by William Bayly and Reuben Burrow from observations taken when Nathaniel Bliss was Astronomer Royal.1. The Sun's right ascension and declination, clock errors, and longitude and latitude derived from observations and Johann Mayer's tables for 11 May 1765 to 10 May 1767.2. Moon's right ascension and declination, clock errors, and longitude and latitude derived from observations and Mayer's tables for 31 May...
Daily log of time by the watch, 1776-06-11 - 1780-09-08
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/61/4: 1r-4v
Daily record of the time by the watch or timekeeper [Kendall's K1] between 10 December 1779 and 8 September 1780, signed by William Bayly, John Gore and James Burney (or occasionally John Rickman). It includes a note by Bayly on first receiving the watch in June 1776 [RGO 14/61/4: 1r], occasional remarks concerning when it was carried on shore or stoppages, and a brief note on 4 September 1780 of 'a fire in the cabin' [RGO 14/61/4: 4v].
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude / Astronomical observations made during Captain Cook's last voyage. / Log of the time by the watch and observations
Letter book containing outgoing correspondence, 1782 - 1810
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/9
Scope and Contents Outgoing correspondence regarding many astronomical and nautical subjects, including accounts with printers, the production of the 'Nautical Almanac', expeditions to Australia, a reward for a method of making glass of a sufficient quality for instruments, the trial of various timepieces and their employment on board Royal Navy vessels, replies to projectors proposing various methods of finding longitude at sea, and instructions for astronomers (including William Gooch on board the Daedalus...
Letter from Nevil Maskelyne, 1782-08-12
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/16: 315-317
Regarding the observations made by William Bayly during the voyage of HMS Discovery.
Dates: 1782-08-12
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude / Printers' and publishers' accounts
Letter from William Dawes to Nevil Maskelyne, 1786-12-28
Concerning the rate of the Board of Longitude's watch and the provision of books and instruments.
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude / Observations and correspondence / William M. Dawes' correspondence during the establishment of an observatory at Port Jackson, New South Wales
Concerning a fault in the sextant and requesting a replacement instrument; also concerning his desire to be placed in the land detachment.
Concerning a replacement sextant and black index glass from Ramsden.
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/48: 261
Sent from HMS Sirius, concerning a timekeeper [K1] received from William Bayly.
Log book of HMS Adventure, 1772 - 1774
The log book of HMS Adventure compiled by W. Bayly during his passage to the South Seas as part of the expedition led by Captain James Cook in HMS Resolution.
Log entries for August, 1773-08-01 - 1773-08-31
Scope and Contents Daily log entries are provided from 1-16 August, followed by summarised entries. On 12 August they passed a reef and small island which they named 'The Devil's Girdle' (map is enclosed). On 14-15 they sighted the island of Maitea [Mehetia], and on 15 August, Wales describes the arrival of local inhabitants in canoes filled with coconuts and fruit which they got in exchange for glass beads [RGO 14/58: 57v]. The following day he records that the ship struck a reef and was eventually moved to...
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude / Log book of HMS Resolution / Log entries for 1773
Log of the time by the watch and observations, 1776-06-11 - 1780-09-08
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/61/4: 1r-9r
This section is inverted in the volume and consists of two series: a daily log of time by the watch [K1], and further observations covering December 1779 to September 1780.
Observational log, 1779-12-10 - 1780-09-08
Daily log of observations from December 1779 to September 1780, showing barometer and thermometer readings (in the morning, at noon, and in the evening), the latitude and longitude, magnetic variation and dip [of the needle], the wind direction and remarks on the weather. The entries also include occasional mention of the location of the two ships on their return journey (travelling via Macau, Pulo Condore [Côn Đảo], Krakatau, and the Cape of Good Hope).
Observations from Cook's last voyage, 1779-06-15 - 1780-08-26
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/61/3: 50r-100r
Scope and Contents Tabulated observations made by astronomer William Bayly. These include records of the time by the watch, apparent time, altitudes of the sun, moon and stars, observations of lunar distance, barometer and thermometer readings, estimates of latitude and longitude, and magnetic variation.Occasional remarks on the observations are included: for example, in [RGO 14/61/3: 57r] Bayly records that his instruments were taken on shore at Kamchatka, Russia, where observations were made from 26...
Observations made on a voyage, 1776-1777, 1776-08-02 - 1777-04-27
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/67: 71-80a
Scope and Contents Observations made on Captain Cook's third voyage. Includes summarised daily entries providing the date, estimates of latitude and longitude, bearings and distance, variation of the compass, and thermometer readings, along with intermittent entries of astronomical calculations. The ship travelled via Madeira and via Port Praya in St. Iago towards the Cape of Good Hope, anchoring at Table Bay on 10 November 1776 [RGO 14/67: 76v]. There are no entries for December 1776 or January 1777....
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude / Observations on voyages of discovery
Observations of the going rates of the two timekeepers, 1772-05-06 - 1774-06-27
Reference Code: GBR/0180/RGO 14/57/2: a, 1-9
Observations of the going rate of the two watches, first from Nevil Maskelyne before the voyage, and then daily during the voyage with signatures from each of the three keyholders, William Bayly, Captain Tobias Furneaux, and First Lieutenants Joseph Shank or later, Arthur Kempe (sometimes signed instead by James Burney, Peter Fannin, Thomas Woodhouse, Robert Browne, Mr Lanyon, or William Hawksey).
Found in: Cambridge University Library / GBR/0180/RGO, Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives / Papers of the Board of Longitude / Observations on HMS Adventure
Observations on HMS Adventure, 1772 - 1774
Observations made on board HMS Adventure during her passage to the South Seas as part of the expedition led by Captain James Cook in HMS Resolution.
Rating of longitude watches on HMS Adventure, 1772
'Account of the going of the two longitude watches on board His Majesty's sloop, the Adventure Captain Furneaux Commander bound towards the South Seas.' Only two pages of the account and the front cover survive. The rating of the watches covers the period 13-29 July 1772.
Reduction of the Moon's place, 1762 - 1792
Reductions of the Moon's place in comparison with tables, 1763-1771, and calculations by Mr Hollins of the Moon's transit, 1772, by George Gilpin on the Moon's places, 1768-1776, by William Bayly on the Moon, 1766-1775, and by Reuben Burrows on the Moon, 1762-1770. There are also reductions of the Moon's place, 1781-1782, and references to reduced observations, 1783-1792.
Trials of Harrison's chronometers, 1766 - 1771
Observations and comparisons during the trials of John Harrison's chronometers (H1, H2, H3 and H4) and Kendall I, with mean solar time, 1766-1767, and the rating of the Royal Observatory transit clock, 1771. The volume is comprised largely of tables of measurements, with some descriptions of how the results were achieved.
Geographical exploration 4
Marine navigation 4
Cape of Good Hope 3
Nautical instruments 3
Navigational aids 3
Portsmouth 3
South Pacific Ocean 3
Time measuring instruments 3
Côn Đảo 2
Kamchatka 2
Krakatau 2
Macau 2
North Pacific Ocean 2
Southern Ocean 2
Sydney 2
Chu 1
French Polynesia 1
Horology 1
Mehetia 1
Navigation (science) 1
São Tiago 1
Table Bay 1
Tahiti 1
Tasmania 1


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Q: Break a long assignment into two lines in Python I have the following code:
This.is.a.supper.long.name = This.is.another.supper.long.name

Currently the only method I know is to escape the newline:
This.is.a.supper.long.name = \
    This.is.another.supper.long.name

Is there any elegant solution to this?

A: There are several approaches.
 common = This.is
 common.a.supper.long.name = common.another.supper.long.name

If that doesn't help, you can
 name = This.is.another.supper.long.name
 This.is.a.supper.long.name = name

or
 setName(This, getName(This))

where the methods allow to hide the long access path. This becomes even more readable when you can change This:
 This.setName(This.getName())


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With over 70 shops to choose from and FREE automobile parking, Nutgrove Procuring Centre has something to suit everybody. Identified domestically as the 'Blanch Centre,' the centre has four wings and massive automobile parking areas which struggle to cope with the site visitors at weekends and vacation intervals. Some stores and retail classes can be extra popular than others. The better this steadiness is created within the eyes of the customer, the better the sales for the tenant.
The history of your property and tenants buying and selling figures will provide you with some hints as to how that variation happens. Given that the retail property section is underneath some pressure from the shifts in customer and purchasing behaviour, we now need tenants which can be extra appropriate for prevailing and future levels of trade.
When poor selections are made right here it impacts the purchasers (they modify their procuring sample or frequency), and the market rent (as tenants can have kind of gross sales). Superb Buying Centre with each shop you may consider.Restaurants overlooking Melbourne and Picture Theatres.
The early procuring center within the United States took form at the Grandview Avenue Procuring Center (the "Bank Block") in Grandview Heights, Ohio in 1928, the first regional purchasing center in America that built-in parking into the design.
During the last yr, I've been studying to construct, networking, reading, asking questions of residents who've been there and did that, successfully, I would add, and a light bulb came on this week and I'm turning my outdated seaside house in to a shopping center.


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作者:Passion Times Editorial Team 03-16-2019
(Above: Members of the Legislative Council inspected Hing Man Shopping Complex, Ming Tak Shopping Centre, Kam Tai Shopping Centre, Siu Wo Court Shopping Centre, Tin Ma Court Commercial Centre, and other facilities at Sui Wo Court on March 14, to follow up on complaints made after the facilities were sold by Link REIT. / Photo from LegCo's website)
On March 13 and 14, 2019, a group of Hong Kong legislators inspected a number of public housing estate shopping centres, markets and parking facilities, in an attempt to follow up on complaints lodged after these facilities were sold by Link Real Estate Investment Trust (Link REIT). After the visits, the company that owns those aforementioned facilities issues letters of complaint against a number of councillors in the group.
The Legislative Council's (LegCo) Complaints and Resources Management Division had arranged to have 10 councillors carry out on-site inspections of these facilities to gather objective evidence, in response to complaints from local residents and community groups. On March 14, the legislators first visited the Hing Man Shopping Complex and parking lot located at Chai Wan, which were acquired from Link REIT by Ace Ample Hong Kong Limited (a subsidiary of Sunlink Group Company Limited) for HK$209 million back in 2016. Local residents and community groups have complained that the shopping centre has turned into a ghost town with a 90% vacancy rate. There has also been suspicions of a breach of land lease and unauthorized building works after the shopping complex was renovated. LegCo members Cheng Chung Tai, Andrew Wan, Au Nok Hin, Regina Ip and Eunice Yung were the legislators invited to perform the on-site inspection that day with regards to the said complaints.
The day following the inspection, the LegCo Secretariat received a letter of complaint from the owners of the Hing Man Shopping Complex. The letters made an unprecedented accusation that the five legislators were trespassing on "private site under construction," and that they were were disrupting a team from the Fire Services Department that was carrying out inspection work on site at the time. Dr. Hon. Cheng Chung-Tai, one of the LegCo members under complaint and the Chairman of Civic Passion, believes that the complaint letter calls for serious concern, as it has insulted the dignity of the Legislative Council and shown contempt towards the authority of the legislature bestowed by the Basic Law.
Cheng Chung-Tai also calls the owner's accusation of the councillors trespassing on private site under construction "absurd", as the team of councillors was accompanied by representatives from the Housing and Land Departments, and was there to execute their duty as public officers. Cheng questions whether private properties are "above the law", and suggests that Sunlink should file a lawsuit against the LegCo, if the company genuinely believes that the inspection team has been trespassing on private property. He stresses that the 5 LegCo members under complaint were on official business under the direction of LegCo's Redressing System, responsible for handling complaints from the general public. Cheng promises that he would follow through with the complaint made by local residents and community organizations.
Passion Times Editorial Team


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Q: How to disable CAPTCHA for QA env in firebase auth (react native app)? We are working on the test automation framework for react-native app.
When we try to log in on the app on iOS build (manually or automatically) we get redirected to the captcha :

How we can to disable captcha for firebase auth?
Why the captcha appears only on iOS build?
Update:
It is possible to do this without firebase.auth().signInAnonymously() mentioned in this post ?

A: You should enable silent notification
https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/ios/phone-auth#start-receiving-silent-notifications


It is impossible for Cartwright to say she did not know who she was pulling over. Her claim that the woman's vehicle was suspicious is completely unfounded, and furthermore, a perfect example of the way Shawano police treat anyone who works with, or sympathizes with SIST's founder, an immigrant businessman from Bharat.
The Shawano city officials, including members of the police department, have been warring against SIST's Bharatiya founder for many years.
The only reason Cartwright targeted SIST's personnel is because SIST's founder is from Bharat, and he is not Christian.
In 2016, Marquardt passed her torch to current mayor, Jeanne Cronce, who is a member of St. James Lutheran Church, the same church Cartwright attends. Cronce has carried on Marquardt's war against SIST and its Bharatiya founder.
These are the dirty games that adherents to Martin Luther's theology play. Atkinson, Cartwright, Thaves, Marquardt, Cronce, and Sheppard all play their roles in maintaining their German Lutheran chokehold on the Shawano community. Like a well-oiled machine, they march forward to their ultimate goal of crushing all resistance to their oppressive ways. Simply because the founder of SIST is from Bharat and not a Christian, they believe that he has no right to exist and operate businesses in their community. Meanwhile, these same vicious criminals send missionaries to Bharat pretending friendship.
Under the guise of humanitarian aid, they are plotting to rob Bharat of its most precious resources including its young men and women, children, natural resources, and all other forms of wealth. Just like they did to the Indigenous people in Wisconsin, the missionaries are planning to destroy Bharat in every way possible.
Bharatiya citizens need to realize that these same German Lutherans and Catholics slaughtered millions of Jews in Germany; most say six million Jews died, but a few investigators say the number was more likely 28 million. These same extremist Christians came to the Americas, thinking it was Bharat, and slaughtered millions of Native Americans. Most say about 20 million people died, but a few investigative historians say the number was more likely 150 million victims.
In the same way that the British went to Bharat under the guise of friendship and then took over by force once they had their systems in place, so are the Christian missionaries plotting against Bharat. Their motives are sinister, while their actions are currently sugar-coated. Bharat needs to wake up and realize they are under attack. The same way these vicious German Lutheran and Catholic thugs are attacking the Bharatiya founder of SIST, they plan to attack Bharat. The writing is on the wall. It is just a matter of time.


Have any of you come across the Bigelow Benefits teas at the grocery store?
I spotted their Ginger & Peach Herbal Tea and decided to give it a try. As always, one of the selling points of Bigelow's teas is that they are packaged in those nice, thick foil packets!
I've had several cups of this new tea and am enjoying it very much, but I must say that I was not expecting peppermint (which I happen to love) to be such a prominent flavor in a tea labeled "Ginger & Peach." I do detect a little kick from the ginger, but I'm not getting much peach taste at all. Still, this tea is so enjoyable with the mint and ginger that I'm sipping it right up. If you've tried this one or another in this line of teas, I'd love to hear your review!
I haven't seen this one but it sounds good. I do love peach tea but I love peppermint, too, so it would be worth a try. I'll keep my eyes out for it.
I'm afraid peppermint, ginger, and peach do not sound like an appealing combination to me! I haven't tried any of the Bigelow Benefits teas, but I did buy a box of their "Lemon Ginger + Probiotics" tea. It was rather insipid, without a strong ginger or lemon flavor, so I wouldn't recommend it, unless you like weak-tasting teas. I prefer my tea to have a stronger flavor.
Sounds fascinating for an evening sleepy time tea. I don't keep blended teas in my collection of teas, but occasionally when I go out for tea I have been know to order black tea with ginger/peach. I do enjoy that blend then.
I bought the Turmeric Chili Matcha Green Tea Bigelow Benefits yesterday. It is not what I expected. The Nettle or rosemary flavor is pronounced, reminds me of sage. There is a mild behind the scene taste that I assume is the chili. It is not spicy.
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Choir is on Thursdays from 3:05 until 4:00pm.
Students from all year groups are welcome and we sing everything from popular music to carols.
Rehearsals are always fun with laughs and jokes, and we singing new songs as well as old classics!
We perform several times a year at Prize Day, the Winter Fair, the Carol Service, Open Night and more!


Kiwifruit, also known as kiwi or Chinese gooseberry, is an edible berry of woody vine species from the genus Actinidia. Oval in shape, the fruit has a fibrous and dull greenish-brown peelings and green to golden flesh with some rows of small black seeds. As a fruit, kiwi has a lot of benefits to health.
Kiwifruit is rich in vitamins and minerals. According to World's Healthiest Foods, the fruit contains vitamins C, E, and K. Vitamin C is known for its ability to raise the body's defenses against infection and illness. Also, the vitamin boosts the function of the substance collagen, which acts as cement to connect loosely connected cells and tissues. Some people also take collagen in supplement form to delay signs of aging with these properties. Vitamin E, on the other hand is great for the skin. It also acts as an antioxidant, which helps the body eliminate unwanted substances like toxins and free radicals. Meanwhile, vitamin K plays a role in blood clotting, which prevents blood loss in the process. It is the reason why it is administered to the newborn after delivery.
In terms of minerals, kiwi contains manganese, copper, and potassium. Manganese and copper both help in the growth and development of cells and tissues. On the other hand, potassium helps regulate the body's fluid levels and the heart's rhythm; thus, it plays a role in cardiovascular health.
Kiwifruit also helps promote sleep and skin health. According to Medical News Today, a study found that eating kiwi improves sleep onset, duration, and efficiency in adult subjects who reported difficulty in sleeping. Along with sleep promotion, kiwi's vitamin C and collagen also help prevent skin damage due to sun light and pollution, which cause wrinkles.
As a fruit, kiwi can be made into a different recipe or added to various meal recipes, such as Fresh Fruit Flan. According to All Recipes, the ingredients are three kiwifruit (peeled, sliced), a cup of fresh blueberries, three cups of fresh strawberries, two and one-eight cups of all-purpose flour, half teaspoon cream if tartar, half teaspoon of baking soda, half cup of white sugar, half cup of confectioners' sugar, half cup of butter, half cup of vegetable oil, one egg, half teaspoon vanilla extract, one-third cup white sugar, and half teaspoon vanilla extract. For the glaze, one needs a tablespoon of cornstarch, one-fourth cup white sugar, half cup water, half cup orange juice, and two tablespoons lemon juice.
To prepare, as per the publication, the oven is preheated to 175 degrees Celsius. Next, a jelly roll pan is greased with oil. Then, the flour, baking soda, and cream of tartar are sifted into a mixing bowl. After that, the butter, sugar, egg, vanilla, and vegetable oil are combined in a separate bowl. Once done, the dry ingredients are added and are blended well. The dough is spread evenly on the bottom of the greased pan and is baked for ten to 12 minutes, until it becomes golden brown. Then, it is allowed to cool completely.
For the filling, the sugar, vanilla, and cream cheese are creamed together. The resulting mixture is spread over the cooled crust. Then, the fruit is arranged on the cream cheese filling and is refrigerated. As fr the glaze, the cornstarch and sugar are mixed in a small saucepan. Next, water, lemon juice, and orange juice are whisked, bringing the food to a boil over medium heat. The food is boiled gently for a minute, before removing the heat and allowing the food to cool completely. Finally, the glaze is spooned or brushed over the fruit, before refrigerating.
Overall, kiwifruit is packed with several health benefits. Thus, its inclusion to various meals help boost a person's total health and well being.


Biomedical engineering is the application of engineering principles and skills in the biotech field. Biomedical engineering combines the design and problem solving skills of engineering and employs those skills in the medical and biological sciences to improve patient care and enhance research.
Madison Technical's Biomedical engineers may work in hospitals, healthcare facilities, pharmacology, and research and manufacturing organizations. While much of the work in biomedical engineering is in research and development there are an increasing number of commercial applications being developed in this relatively new field.
Contact us for a detailed analysis of how Madison Technical can help you meet the Biomedical engineering needs of your project.


We have a well-equipped garden with areas and activities suited to rich play and learning, for each of the age ranges of children at Childsplay Nursery. These garden photographs show the activities and facilities that our children enjoy.
Our garden provides a dedicated outdoor play and learning space for all of our children.


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Abbotsford. Victoria.
E: joseph.connellan@gmail.com
Company Directors Course - Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD)
Master of Social Sciences (Housing Management and Policy) - Swinburne University
Bachelor of Business - Victoria College
Joseph Connellan has:
35 years' experience in service development and delivery
Proven track record as a consultant and policy advisor
Experience as Executive Officer in four Not for profit agencies
A strong background in policy and program development within Government
2007 - MC Two Pty Ltd (Own consulting firm)
MC Two Pty Ltd (www.mctwo.com.au), the consulting firm operated by Joseph Connellan, provides strategic and operational consulting services specialising in developing better housing and disability services. For the last five years, Joseph has concentrated on the NDIS and especially housing challenges and opportunities for National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants, including Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA).
Joseph's clients have been diverse spread across the private sector, three tiers of Government and the non Government sector as well as peak bodies.
Projects Include:
Housing solutions for NDIS participants with complex care needs
Specialist Disability Accommodation Education Program
Challenges and Opportunities in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
Conversion of a funded function into a social enterprise
Submission to the Royal Commission and Parliamentary Enquiries
Development of Social Housing Policy Framework
From time to time, Joseph has undertaken limited-term roles in organisations, most recently as the Senior Housing Manager at the Melbourne Disability Institute (MDI), a part of the University of Melbourne, which is led by Professor Bruce Bonyhady.
Victoria Disability Advisory Council (VDAC) Member 2014 –2017
The Tipping Foundation and Vista - Board Member 2015- 2016
Doutta Galla Community Health - Chair 2011-2013 & Director 2010-2013
"Two Hands: Delivering More and Better Housing for Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Participants" 2018
joseph.connellan@gmail.com


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Q: kdb/q: How to concatenate adjacent elements in a list of strings with a space in between? Thank you in advance for the help!  (I am coming from a C++ and Python background, and not using while-loops in kdb has been hard for me)
In kdb/q, I have a list of strings, let's call it "test", which looks like this.  There are 7 entries in this list, and each entry is a string.  The entries (strings) at indices 2 and 4 are empty.
test
"col_1:abc col_2:xyz"
"col_3:ijk"
""
"col_1:efg col_2:lmn"
""
"col_1:bah"
"col_3:muy"

I want to concatenate adjacent entries together, so that it looks like this below.  The entries next to each other are joined together by a space, and the empty entries have disappeared
"col_1:abc col_2:xyz col_3:ijk"
"col_1:efg col_2:lmn"
"col_1:bah col_3:muy"

This is my best attempt so far.  I am sure that I am over-complicating it and there must be a better way.
show {$[x~"";"|";x]}each test
"col_1:abc col_2:xyz"
"col_3:ijk"
"|"
"col_1:efg col_2:lmn"
"|"
"col_1:bah"
"col_3:muy"

show raze {$[x~"";"|";x]}each test
"col_1:abc col_2:xyzcol_3:ijk|col_1:efg col_2:lmn|col_1:bahcol_3:muy"

show "|" vs raze {$[x~"";"|";x]} each test
"col_1:abc col_2:xyzcol_3:ijk"
"col_1:efg col_2:lmn"
"col_1:bahcol_3:muy"

I am close, but I don't have the desired space separating "col_2:xyz" from "col_3:ijk" at index 0 of the new list, and I don't have the space separating "col_1:bah" from "col_3:muy" at index 2 of the new list.  How to overcome this issue?  I really appreciate your pointers / hints, thank you

A: Quick solution for case above where there are no consecutive empty strings
q)"  "vs" "sv test
"col_1:abc col_2:xyz col_3:ijk"
"col_1:efg col_2:lmn"
"col_1:bah col_3:muy"

A: If the list of strings is being read from a file, an alternative option would be to use read1 to read the file as bytes, rather than read0 to read as strings. e.g.
q)"  " vs {@[x;where x=0x0a;:;0x20]} read1`:test.txt
"col_1:abc col_2:xyz col_3:ijk"
"col_1:efg col_2:lmn"
"col_1:bah col_3:muy "

Here, we replace newlines (0x0a) with spaces (0x20), and then split on any double space (i.e. were there was before a blank line).
One caveat is that if file ends with a new line, last string has a trailing space (depending on how you're using the new list of strings, that might not matter but if it does, could drop that last char, or use trim to remove etc.)

A: Your own approach would work like this:
q)trim"|"vs" "sv{$[x~"";1#"|";x]}each test
"col_1:abc col_2:xyz col_3:ijk"
"col_1:efg col_2:lmn"
"col_1:bah col_3:muy"

Here's an alternative which uses a cut
q){ltrim" "sv'cut[0,where""~/:x;x]}[test]
"col_1:abc col_2:xyz col_3:ijk"
"col_1:efg col_2:lmn"
"col_1:bah col_3:muy"


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RIGA - In an unsurprising move, Latvia's Parliament ratified the EU Constitutional Treaty in the final reading on June 2 with 71 MPs voting for, five against and six abstaining. The required majority of votes for ratification was two-thirds or 67 votes.
All MPs from the ruling coalition and part of the opposition voted in favor of the EU Constitution. The five lawmakers who voted against were from the left-wing opposition Latvian Socialist Party.
Those MPs who abstained were from the left-wing opposition alliance For Human Rights in a United Latvia and Maris Gulbis, an independent.
Nationalist Fatherland and Freedom (FF)/LNNK, which formally sits in the opposition but usually supports the ruling coalition, did not participate in the vote.
"If Latvia had voted against on Saturday or Sunday, would news agencies ask the French whether it made sense to vote," asked the foreign minister, recalling questions by foreign journalists.
He agreed that the EU Constitution was not a "perfect" document, but it gave Latvia the chance to achieve its interests. "I do not want to wait for others to decide on our behalf," Pabriks concluded his speech.
MP Aleksandrs Kirsteins, who recently was expelled from the ruling People's Party but still remains as head of the foreign committee, called on Parliament to delay the ratification until fall.
Once France and the Netherlands have rejected the EU Constitution, "it is wrong to speak about the existence of the constitution in this form," he said.
As the foreign committee received no new proposals for the second reading, no debate was opened, following parliamentary rule.
FF/LNNK lawmaker Peteris Tabuns objected to this, saying that the document was far too important to give up the debate.
His fellow party member Maris Grinblats later told the press that the vote should have been put off in view of the French and the Dutch having rejected the EU Constitution, mistakes still uncorrected in the Latvian-language text and the possibility of revising the document.
Parliament approved the EU Constitutional Treaty in the first reading on May 19. The document is meant to ensure efficiency in decision-making following EU enlargement last May.
Leaders of all EU member states have already signed the constitution. However, the document will come into effect only after each member state has ratified the treaty either in a parliamentary vote or a referendum. The treaty will come into effect as of Nov. 1, 2006 once ratified by all member states.
By now the EU Constitution has been ratified by Austria, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain. The French rejected the EU Constitution in a referendum on May 29, and the Dutch also said 'no' in a referendum on June 1.
If the EU Constitution is not ratified, decisions in the EU will made according to the Nice Treaty currently in effect.


Sure, winning anything is dope, but when the trophy is a one of a kind creation from one of today's dopest artists, it takes things to a whole new level. Today we get a look at the Battle At The Berrics 9 Championship Trophy by Haroshi.
The other day we got a look at some of Haroshi's amazing works of art, all created from skateboard decks, and today we get his best work yet. The Battle At The Berrics 9 Championship Trophy by Haroshi features a clever play on the number 9, rocking a brilliant design that was created from recycled skateboard decks. Check out the stunning new design in the images below and speak your mind on it after the jump. Watch the fellas go for the trophy that also includes $20,000 USD on theberrics.com starting 7pm PST!
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The finally block is similar to try block, but it is always associated with try-catch block or try block alone.
The finally block cannot be used alone.
But try block or try-catch block can be used without finally block.
The finally block gets execute either exception is thrown by try block or not.
Generally, it is used to perform an important task or to close the resources that are opened, so that resources can be closed definitely either exception occurs or not in the try block.
The finally block can be used only one time, unlike multiple catch clauses.
The try block must be followed by catch block or finally clause.


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255 Chaos in Battle
Ming Yue let go of her sword and dodged the attack. The attacker's fist, red-hot and radiating with power only met empty air. From it, a massive fist-shaped fire shot out and it nearly singed her clothes.
"Zephyr Claws."
Her right hand turned into a claw of wind and she threw herself behind her opponent. Forming her hand into a knife, she stabbed his shoulder.
"So dense! A body cultivator!" she thought.
She showed surprise as her claws only penetrated the skin. They grinded into the shoulder, trying to go deeper but it seemed as if a block of raw iron was in her way. It took less than a moment for ehr to realize that he would be a tough opponent.
However, such a tough body was expected as this person had successfully destroyed an Ivory Asura Puppet. Not to mention, taking attacks from three of them could not push him back. It would take an exceptional attack from Ming Yue to injure him.
"We should avoid him for now" said Xue Yue.
Fighting him now would not be wise, especially in a setting like this where it was not one against one.
He let go of her sword and turned to grab Ming Yue's hand but she pulled her claws out and jumped back. She dived for her sword before disappearing, leaving nothing but a faint mirage.
"Damn, how quick! No, I shouldn't go after her, I need to head for the core of the battle. Once their numbers dwindle, she wouldn't be harder to catch."
Giving up on Ming Yue, he jumped into the fray of the fight, enduring the attacks of the opposing team while his comrades attacked. In fact, his presence had forced much of Ming Yue's group to deal with him.
Upon disappearing, she headed to one of the emptier corners to catch her breath before heading back in. She took a glance at counted how many people were left.
"It's even, fifteen against fifteen."
She counted before returning, brandishing her blade in the air before leaving another mirage in her steps.
Considering much of the group were fighters, she along with Yin Zhu and a few others did assassinations, quietly dispatching of the enemy team whenever they could. This was a good time for her to practice her assassination techniques as she never had much of a chance to use them.
Unfortunately, Yin Zhu seemed to have taken care of the easier targets while she had been attacked. Thus the only choices here was to deal with the other assassins of enter the chaotic battle taking place in the center of the arena. Here, she chose the former, hunting for them and countering their attacks.
In the thick of battle, an elite disiple fought intensely with several others, covering each other's blindspots. He slashed and thrusted, sending off a blade of wind with each strike.
"Unbridled Wind!"
With a shout, he thrusted his sword forward, launching a massive blast of wind that forced its way into the enemy, throwing a few off of their feet.
Then, he felt a cold blade on his neck that was about to kill him and he barely had to time to realize it was there. But as it did, the sensation disappeared as he heard someone groan in pain. He glanced behind him, watching the sight of Ming Yue with her sword piercing the heart of a girl dressed in white and holding a strangely shaped dagger in her hands.
"Damn, how did you catch me?"
She muttered those few words before the mark on her body glowed, sending her out of the arena.
"Wha-?"
He did not even have the time to process what had happened before Ming Yue disappeared once more. His confusion was then replaced with a sense of relief as he continued the fight.
"That's one more" Xue Yue counted.
Since the escape from the body cultivator, she had taken care of two of the enemy, relieving the pressure from her team. With this one, she had dealt with three in total. Of course, this had been done without them truly noticing for they were all too focused on the battle to see her.
As she scanned the arena and looked around, she found something strange.
"Where is Yin Zhu?" she thought.
Was he hiding or just waiting for an opportunity to attack?
She could not find him nor detect his presence anywhere but that should've been something she expected. After all, he had a talent for assassination, better than Ming Yue at the very least. She shook her head ansd topped thinking about him. Instead, Ming Yue moved around the arena, looking for another target.
Just as she did, Ming Yue found one of her comrades sent out after they had been struck in the back of the head with a palmstrike. Then this figure attempted to knock Wenqing Yan out only to find that he was expecting the strike. He turned around and faced this attacker, grabbing for the hand only for it to slip away. He was nothing more than mist, hard to find and even harder to capture.
"Hah, Wenqin Yan, will this be the time you defeat me?"
A sly and very mocking voice echoed as Wenqin Yan chased after.
"Yan Xian! You slippery bastard, I'm going to beat you here or in the coming rounds! You can save your arrogance for later! Grasp of the Abyssal Ocean!"
He yelled out and swung his spear, creating waves of indigo-colored water that almost encompassed the arena. Everyone within it, friend or foe, had their movement restricted even his target. Resticted by these waters, Yan Xian finally revealed himself, wearing purple robes along with a white sash wrapped around his waist.
His hair was at shoulder length and untied, freely flying in the wind. He had shrewd eyes and a mischevous smile on his face. Unarmed but not harmless, he seemed like a rogueish man who tried to become a scholar but failed.
"Come!" he called out, awaiting Wenqin Yan.
"I will take care of him! Everyone focus on the main battle!" he yelled before spinning his spear.
Wenqin Yan leaped forward with the spear in his hand striking at his opponent. Slamming onto the ground, waves formed in the indigo waters he created. He stepped forward, thrusting his spear and spinning it around his body. The spinning created wheels of water that began flying towards Yan Xian, who shattered them with his palms. Then they engaged in a fierce fight, palm against spear. Wenqing Yan's opponent was certainly a slippery one, transforming into mist to escape as he chased after. They were all over the arena, causing mayhem just by their clashes.
Unlike Wenqin Yan's rather tyrannical way of using his spear, Yan Xian was much more calmer and gentle. They were neither slow nor quick and moved with the smoothness one would find in flowing water. However, his movement was truly strange sometimes his body would just partially turn into mist which made it difficult to determine where he would strike or if he was going to slip away once again.
The chaos caused by this battle had thrown everyone off.
This was a battle between Inheritors and it was something no one could interfere in. Watching it from afar was one thing but actually being in the same arena was entirely different. The pressure caused by these two had pushed everyone even further. Worse yet, they fought wildly, throwing attacks without care for eveyone else.
With how it was Ming Yue could no longer continue moving as she once did, instead she joined the battle directly. It was very different from anything she had experienced for it was chaotic.
Jumping in, she deflected the oncoming attack of the opposing team before sending several needles in that direction. However, it met the body cultivator that attacked her before and left nothing but a scratch on him.
"If that won't work then perhaps this will, Whistle Wind."
With a thought, she summoned a knife-like wind which left nothing but a whistling sound in its wake. She targeted everyone in the opposite side and struck.
They heard nothing but a sharp whistle in the arena.
"Something is wrong!" they thought and immediately retreated.
Unfortunately, some were either too slow or didn't know what was happening and found their neck sliced clean off before they were sent out of the arena. In the chaos of this battles, they simply could not react fast enough when there was so much going on.
Those that survived were slightly dumbfounded by the sight even Ming Yue's group was a liitle shocked as they thought the whistling sound was an attack on them. Ming Yue quickly moved, striking at this golden opportunity.


Why do I run so slow?
"Why do I run so slow?"
Considering you run consistently now and you're struggling with running slow.
Running is a sport that develops you at a cellular level, in other words beginning within your cells.
If you've been non-active for a long period of time, your cells customize themselves to this very state of living. The interesting thing is when you change your state of being, then your cells are ready to change along with you. The hitch, it takes cells time to acclimatize themselves to your new way of life.
When you start running your body is put on an ahhh mode, this is an alert state that begins to investigate and make sure everything is alright for change!
When the reasons for the alert is discovered, the body and cells act accordingly to fix, mend, and build... which all sound like the same thing and it is... Muscle and tendon fibres expand and tears need to be fixed, inflamed ligaments need to be mended. And...Lastly you build strength to the muscle, during rest periods. These are reasons why muscles are so sore when starting a new activity.
If you are running consistently and not upping your program to the next challenge, cells become complacent. Hence they don't have to work hard to fix, mend and build...It's as if the cells have customized themselves again, like the non-active runner. Pushing yourself to go faster every once in awhile feels good for your cells to muster and new cell stuff starts happening!
What cell stuff is involved?
Now, you need to be thinking about your muscles, ligaments,bones, lungs and heart. This whole process of making you faster will have all these parts in your body acting accordingly to a program! This is a program from which their own program originated, the way your cells are designed to behave when new things happen. The body is always in the healing and building mold when encounter new things!
Just like when you started running, you switch it up a bit by adding interval training, tempo runs, and a long run day. Your body is back in the aaah mode. The aaah mode is this alert mode that fixes, mends and builds your muscles, ligaments, bones and organs. All of these factors changes your bodies capabilities by continually making you stronger and faster!
When you find you are slow, you look for a program that is consistent and point to the proper objectives by getting you there in a reasonable and timely manner at best.
This program is just that by evolving your running and pointing you towards the right objectives, improving your running and speed. This program also introduces you to proper nutrition, diet and weight loss!


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Наум Момчеджиков – Хисарлиев е български общественик и революционер, деец на Вътрешната македонска революционна организация.

Биография
Наум Момчеджиков е роден през 1908 година в град Щип, тогава в Османската империя, днес в Северна Македония. Роднина е на щипския първенец Георги Момчеджиков, арестуван от турските власти през 1904 година в града.

По-късно Наум Момчеджиков се прехвърля в София, където участва в дейността на ВМРО. Редактор е на михайловисткия вестник "Свобода или смърт". След 1944 година е репресиран, но оцелява гоненията и по-късно разказва за терора срещу изявени личности, като например за убийството на Манчо Димитров от страна на Лев Главинчев. Умира през 1984 година в София.
В миналото е бил секретар на един от търговските съюзи. Наум Момчеджиков е съмишленик на Иван Михайлов във ВМРО. Момчеджиков е юрист и бивш журналист. Той е бил член на Македонския младежки съюз, а по-късно на студентското дружество "Вардар". След 1946 г. е бил в затвора, а по-късно в Трудово-възпитателно общежитие (ТВО). Много от неговите другари в организацията били изчезнали.  След излизане от затвора той е работил като юрисконсулт. Като пенсионер се е занимавал с историята на вестник "Свобода или смърт" до последния си ден на живота си – завършил трагично при произшествие с влак на спирка "Бакърена фабрика". На 03.09.1984 г. в София той е погребан. На погребението присъствал Атанас Михайлов – брат на Иван Михайлов, имало много хора – роднини и приятели. Слово произнесъл Стоян Бояджиев – юрист и приятел на покойния. В речта си Бояджиев се спрял на семейството и града, в които е израснал покойния. Той е син на бележит деец от революционните борби в Македония. Подчертал заслугите, които семейството му има в борбата за българска църква. Бояджиев споменал, че Наум Момчеджиков е изживял дни на страдание в периода 1944 – 1956 година.

Бележки

Български революционери от Македония
Дейци на ВМРО
Репресирани от комунистическия режим в България
Михайловисти
Български общественици от Македония
Родени в Щип
Починали в София
Български имигранти от Македония в София

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