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Q: Is this optimization algorithm a linear programming problem? I am trying to solve a variant of the multidimensional multiple knapsack problem which tries to optimize the values in each knapsack so that a percentage of each of them can be "taken" and added to create a "final knapsack" with the ideal values. See this question below.
https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/14163/linear-programming-algorithm-to-check-if-ratios-can-be-combined-with-n-bottles
The problem I linked to says "given n bottles find a solution where you can take a ratio of every bottle and add them to equal the predetermined values (A, B, C)." The problem I have is "given a set of values organize them in the n bottles in such a way that there is a solution where you can take a ratio of every bottle and add them to equal the predetermined values (A, B, C)."
Essentially I would like to create an algorithm that organizes incoming values knapsacks (or bottles as they call it in the question above) so that they could be combined in a way that could guarantee the desired result.
The main difference between the multiple multidimensional knapsack problem and what I am trying to do is what I am trying to maximize. Instead of trying to maximize the total value of all the knapsacks, I want to first multiply each knapsack by a variable Lambda[i] and add them together so that they equal the item F which is a vector with constants (A, B, C, D). I want the knapsacks optimized in such a way that the combination gives back the most amount of item F.
Here are the variables

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*I: number of bottles

*J: set of items

*v[j] =[a(j), b(j), c(j), d(j)]: value of item j

*p[i] = [a(i), b(i), c(i), d(i)]: value of bottle after items added to it

*n[i] = weight of each bottle after items are added to it

*m[i]: capacity of bottle i

*Lambda[i]: lambda variable to multiply each bottle by

*F =[A, B, C, D]: Optimal bottle value

*N: Weight of final blend

*M: Weight capacity of final bottle

The objective function I am trying to maximize N = Σ n(i) * Lambda(i)
some constraints I have are
n[i] <= m[i]
Σ a(i) * Lambda[i] = A
Σ b(i) * Lambda[i] = B
Σ C(i) * Lambda[i] = C
Σ D(i) * Lambda[i] = D
0 <= Lambda[i] <= 1
I have tried implementing this solution in Gurobi and OR-Tools but the problem I'm having is that the weight of each bin is only found after optimizing so there is no way for me to maximize the function I need.
Ultimately I would like to solve an Online version of this problem where the algorithm wouldn't be able to reject any item coming in but I figured starting with the offline version with a dataset would be easier.
Does this mean this algorithm is not a linear programming problem or I am just missing a step? If it isn't a linear program is there any other method like machine learning that could help me solve this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: It looks to me to be probably a linear programming problem, but you are having a problem with the objective being not-linear? There are ways to reformulate some of these not-linear terms to make them solveable: See for example Erwin Kalvelagen's excellent mathematical programming examples such as http://yetanothermathprogrammingconsultant.blogspot.com/2017/05/linearizing-average.html which is probably not quite the same as you need but may give you enough ideas to help.


The 2019 general elections are fast approaching. Understandably, political parties are sharpening their strategies. With Congress decimated in the last Lok Sabha elections and losing state after state (except Punjab) and the Communists losing even Tripura, there is the by-now-familiar attempts on the part of regional parties to build strong coalitions.
There is the realisation of the formidable strength built by BJP bringing successive states under its rule. In the process, BJP had decimated several dominant regional parties like BSP, SP and RJD. In meeting the challenge of BJP, traditional rivals are burying their hatchets and are coming together.
There is a shortage of leaders who command respect and following at the national level. Even BJP relies too heavily on Narendra Modi. Other BJP leaders, mostly from the Hindi belt, Gujarat, and Maharashtra, have little following in the southern states (except Karnataka). Building the maha-gathbandhan (mega-coalition) across different states is also tricky. In Tamil Nadu, for instance, the DMK and the AIADMK have strong grass root organisational structures. Several other leaders of parties, including those of the new entrants, Rajinikanth and Kamal Hassan, have chief-ministerial ambitions. This will make it difficult for these to agree on seat-sharing. Multi-cornered fights would benefit mostly the DMK and the AIADMK.
Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu recently indicated a merger of the state-owned trading companies, STC and MMTC.
In the era of licences, permits and controls, a good portion of the foreign trade was channelised through these two companies. In their initial stages, these were headed by brilliant leaders from the MNCs. Both the corporations earned a fair name for efficiency.
A major effort was made by that brilliant technocrat S V S Raghavan to develop these on the lines of the Japanese Sogoshoshas and South Korean Chaebols. Raghavan mooted bringing these together under a single holding company, Bharat Business International Ltd (BBIL). Unfortunately, Raghavan, hand-picked by V P Singh, resigned at the fall of the short-lived VPS government. His idea of the BBIL expanding counter trade in a big way, buying and selling goods across the seas, was not pursued.
The opportunity thrown open by the liberalisation of the economy in 1991 was lost. The focus then was on reduction of tariffs and freeing exports from the shackles of controls.
Prabhu's current plan of merging STC, MMTC and Projects & Equipment Corporation of India (PEC) into a single company would help build scale of operations. The Modi government is conscious of the advantages of size and has been attempting this in other sectors. eg. formation of a mega oil corporation merging the several public sector oil companies engaged in the entire range of operations from exploration to refining and marketing. Under a dynamic leadership familiar with global practices and opportunities, such a measure can take these public sector corporations to great heights.
With the substantial outgo of foreign exchange on imports of equipment by the government and private companies, there is scope for building in the import contracts provision for quick, progressive manufacture of equipment in India. How efficiently China had done this in a short time! And how quickly she had absorbed and assimilated high technology for a variety of sectors like steel, automobiles, power plant… extending right up to agriculture; and building local expertise through innovation, research and development!
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) is a significant step towards cleaning up the balance sheets of banks and activating the assets that had remained dormant. In the first tranche, 12 companies have been put on the block with a time limit for sale of their assets. Large numbers of other sick companies are bound to follow.
India has a long tradition of arguments and litigation that delay meaningful action. One sees this in the implementation of IBC also. Even while processing the bids for the first dozen companies, some of the lenders are raising queries regarding valuation. A recent report suggests some of the lenders to Jaypee Infratech alleging under-valuation of assets including the Taj Expressway. They sought details of calculations made by Deloitte and IDBI Capital Markets (TOI-26 March). One can surely expect more such doubts and queries as the cleaning exercise expands.
I relate this to the speed, efficiency and adherence to timelines by the German Trust company, Treuhandanstalt. In the wake of the unification in 1990, Germany had to tackle the mammoth task of privatisation of a few thousand enterprises in East Germany that was under communist rule for 45 years. In just four years the company completed this humongous task!
There was a lot of trust in the trust company. There were no doubts or queries on the functioning of the company. In 1994, on my visit to Germany, I met Irene Liebau, the CEO of the trust company. At the end of the meeting she said that it was the last day of work and that the company was winding up after fulfilling the task handed to it!
We must bestow all care in selecting specialists to prepare the due diligence reports. Once done, an element of finality must be built. This also requires cutting down the various layers of appeal. If we establish such a practice it would bring dramatic improvements to our judicial system.
In our February issue, we presented a detailed feature on the Tata Steel Kalinganagar plant. The steel behemoth has built a domestic steel capacity of 13 million tonnes at its Jamshedpur and Odisha plants (10+3). The company has been looking at opportunities for additions to capacity both through expansion of its existing plants and acquisitions. An opportunity for acquisition has come through the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). The first such acquisition through this route has happened. The company has won its bid to acquire the bankrupt Bhushan Steel with a capacity of 5.6 million tonnes. With the expansion of its Kalinganagar plant and more such acquisitions, Tata Steel is all set to double its domestic capacity to 26 million tonnes in the next five years.
There are more steel companies in RBI's first list of 12 companies awaiting sale under the IBC. Tatas have evinced interest in bidding for more such projects and stand a good chance of further acquisitions.
Simultaneously, Tata Steel is also consolidating its acquisitions in Europe of Corus Steel by joining hands with the German ThyssenKrupp. The outlook thus appears bright for this steel giant.
The consolidation of the steel sector should be welcome. The size and stature achieved by the Indian companies will help expand total steel capacity in quick time. This speed is necessary to meet the challenge posed by China with her large capacity: China accounts for half the global crude steel production: around 800 million tonnes out of 1600 million tonnes. This abundance of steel has helped China emerge dominant in a vast range of steel-based industries enabling her to dump goods at prices much less than the competitor's.
The group identified oil refining as a growth area, acquired a mothballed refinery in Europe and was setting up the refinery at Cuddalore in Tamil Nadu. Progress has not been smooth with several re-structurings and re-schedulings. When things seemed to have stabilised, the Vardah cyclone caused severe damage. The company went on the block.
The state-owned BPCL that has refineries at Mumbai and Kochi was keen to bid for this and is stated to be the sole eligible bidder. But it is gathered that this PSU is not eager to acquire the entire NOCL.


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Prashant Nair's "Umrika" won Audience Award in World Cinema Dramatic at Sundance (Pics/Video)
Posted: February 1, 2015 by moifightclub in cinema, Film Festival, News
Tags: Adil Hussain, Audience Award, Prateik Babbar, Prshant Nair, Rajesh Tailang, Smita Tambe, Sundance Film Festival, Suraj Sharma, Tony Revolori, Umrika, World Cinema Dramatic
Here's some good news. Prashant Nair's Umrika won the Audience Award in World Cinema Dramatic section at the Sundance Film Festival. The film had its world premiere at the festival.
Produced by Manish Mundra and Swati Shetty, the film's cast includes Suraj Sharma, Tony Revolori, Smita Tambe, Adil Hussain, Rajesh Tailang and Prateik Babbar.
And here's the official synopsis – When a young village boy discovers that his brother, long believed to be in America, has actually gone missing, he begins to invent letters on his behalf to save their mother from heartbreak, all the while searching for him.
Umrika's announcement from 01:39:15
Prashant Nair's "Umrika" selected for Sundance Film Festival, 2015
Posted: December 4, 2014 by moifightclub in cinema, film, Film Festival, Indie, News, Story / Plot / Synopsis
Tags: Adil Hussain, Manish Mundra, Prashant Nair, Prateik Babbar, Rajesh Tailang, Smita Tambe, Sundance Film Festival, Suraj Sharma, Swati Shetty, Tony Revolori, Umrika
The Sundance Institute has unveiled the competition line-up for the 2015 edition of the Sundance Film Festival. The fest will run from January 22nd to February 1st, 2015. Out of 12,166 submissions, about 185 selections were made.
Prashant Nair's film Umrika will have its world premiere in the "World Cinema Dramatic Competition" section. This section has twelve films from emerging filmmaking talents around the world which offers fresh perspectives and inventive styles. The film is produced by Swati Shetty and Manish Mundra. And here's the official synopsis of the film –
When a young village boy discovers that his brother, long believed to be in America, has actually gone missing, he begins to invent letters on his behalf to save their mother from heartbreak, all the while searching for him.
The film's leading cast includes Suraj Sharma, Tony Revolori, Smita Tambe, Adil Hussain, Rajesh Tailang and Prateik Babbar.
Last year, Geethu Mohandas' Liar's Dice was in the same section of the Sundance Fest.
First Look : Ang Lee's Life Of Pi (Trailer) & Ashish R Shukla's Prague (Teaser)
Posted: July 26, 2012 by moifightclub in bollywood, cinema, film, first look, Hollywood, Indie, Trailer, video
Tags: Adil Hussain, Ang Lee, Arfi Lamba, Ashish R Shukla, Chandan Roy Sanyal, Elena Kazan, first look, Irrfan Khan, Life Of Pi, Lucien Zell, Mayank Kumar, Sonia Bindra, Suraj Sharma, Tabu, teaser, trailer, Vaibhav Suman, video, Yann Martel
It's been raining trailers and how! We are adding two new interesting trailers to the list. First one is Ang Lee's Life Of Pi. Based on the book of the same name by Yann Martel. It has Irrfan Khan (Older Pi), Tabu (Pi's mother), debutant Suraj Sharma (Piscine Molitor 'Pi' Patel) and Adil Hussain (Pi's father) in lead roles. Here's the trailer which released today.
What's wrong with the first 1min? Looks fake and poorly done. Rest of it looks magical. And Royal Bengal Tiger Mister Parker looks scary and delicious. There was a great buzz for its 3D at Cinema Con. We are waiting and how. In Ang Lee, we trust.
Click here to read the unofficial synopsis if you haven't read the book.
The makers of Prague have just released the first teaser of the film. It really doesn't say anything about the film but gives you its mood – Trippy is the keyword here. Click on the play button and enjoy.
Directed by debutant Ashish R Shukla, it stars Chandan Roy Sanyal, Arfi Lamba, Mayank Kumar, Sonia Bindra, Elena Kazan, Lucien Zell & Vaibhav Suman.
To know more about the film, click here.
Ang Lee's Life Of Pi – (Un)Official Synopsis
Posted: February 20, 2011 by moifightclub in cinema, Hollywood, Story / Plot / Synopsis, Xclusive
Tags: Adil Hussain, Ang Lee, Irrfan Khan, Life Of Pi, story, Suraj Sharma, synopsis, Tabu, Yann Martel
Thanks to the good soul who mailed us the (un)official synopsis of Life Of Pi. The film is directed by Ang Lee and is based on Yann Martel's novel of the same name. It has Irrfan Khan (Older Pi), Tabu (Pi's mother), debutant Suraj Sharma (Piscine Molitor 'Pi' Patel) and Adil Hussain (Pi's father) in lead roles. It's scheduled to release in 2012 and will be in 3D.
And here is the synopis…
PISCINE "PI" PATEL (54) was born in India but now lives in Montreal. Though he loves Canada, he misses the heat of his native country. He is still a bit traumatized by the memory of being abandoned by RICHARD PARKER when he was 12.
Pi's father studied zoology in Paris which is where he met Pi's mother. An avid swimmer, Pi's father taught Pi how to swim when he was seven. His father worked as the director of the Pondicherry Zoo in Madras. Pi grew up around the animals, learning to love each of theirs unique and sometimes amusing idiosyncrasies.
In school, Pi earned the unfortunate nickname of "pissing Patel". When he entered middle school, he took the moniker Pi and was thankfully never teased again.
In 1964, over the objections of his mother, Pi's father took Pi and his cousin RAVI to the tiger cage to watch it kill a goat. It was a lesson to teach them to fear the big cats. They may look fluffy and cuddly but they are ferocious animals.
Pi became interested in Catholicism. He would visit the local church and talk to the PRIEST about his religion. Pi was raised as a Hindu and would go to temple to question the PANDIT about his philosophy. Pi also would go to the mosque to ask the IMAM about his religion. Pi was fascinated by all three religions and considered himself a member of each. It never proved a problem until one day when he was walking with his parents and encountered the priest, pandit and imam. Each declared Pi a member of their congregation and got into a fight when the others made the same claim.
When the owner of the zoo, the MAHARAJAH died, his SON took control of his holdings. He decided to raze the zoo and replace it with a golf course. Pi's father hoped he could change the Maharajah's son's mind by acquiring a lion for the zoo. He took Pi with him when he went to a circus to look for a lion to buy. While he negotiated a deal with the circus owner, Pi met the LION TAMER. He took the boy into the cage with him and showed him how he controlled the animals. The most important thing he taught Pi was never to show fear and to always be in command. Pi's father was unable to make a deal with the circus owner and they left empty-handed.
With the zoo closing, Pi's father got a job with the Canadian zoo which purchased all of the animals. They were loaded onto a boat along with Pi and his family. While on the cruise to their new home, Pi helped to feed the animals.
Pi was awakened one night to find his room flooding. The ship was sinking. The sailors freed most of the animals, giving them a chance on the open sea rather than drown on the boat. Unable to find his parents, Pi was taken topside by a sailor who threw him into the ocean. Pi swam to the nearest lifeboat, climbed aboard and watched the ship go down. That's when he noticed that he wasn't alone on the lifeboat. He shared it with a zebra, peacock and a hyena. Pi never saw his parents again.
Pi saw a tiger named Richard Parker clinging to a piece of driftwood nearby. It got that name from the Brit who found the orphaned cub that was then given to the zoo.
Pi is telling the story from his hospital bed to MR. OKAMATO and MR. CHIBA, investigators from the insurance company who were questioning him about why the boat sunk. Besides the two Japanese, there were a few nurses and orderlies also listening to Pi's fascinating tale.
Pi then saw a hand grab the edge of the lifeboat. It belonged to a female orangutan who pulled herself into the boat. After a couple of days and getting hungry, the hyena moved to attack the zebra. Pi tried to fend it off with an oar but couldn't stop the starving animal. It attacked the zebra who panicked and fell out of the boat. Thwarted, the hyena then turned and attacked the orangutan, killing it. That's when the tiger reappeared, jumped into the boat and killed the hyena. Pi escaped the boat after making a raft from oars and life preservers. He stayed near the boat because it contained supplies that he might need.
As Pi continued his tale, his hospital room began to be filled with more patients and staff who were hanging on every word he said.
As the days continued, Pi remembered the things he learned from the lion tamer. Using a fishing hook he found in the survival kit on the lifeboat, Pi began catching fish to feed himself and the tiger. He would clean the fish by using one of the tiger's discarded claws. In time, they formed an unlikely truce. The tiger wouldn't eat Pi as long as he continued to feed him. When Pi got the chance, he would also feed on sea turtles and sea birds that he would encounter. Pi would keep track of the days by making notches on an oar. He would eventually make a total of 137 notches.
Pi woke up one morning to find that his boat had reached an island. The tiger jumped out and ran into the jungle. Pi began to investigate himself before passing out from exhaustion. He woke up to find his hands and feet bound. The sailor from the ship was also on the island. The sailor was apologizing for his what he was about to do – eat Pi. Before he got the chance though, he was attacked and killed by the tiger. Pi jumped back in his boat and began to paddle away but then felt guilty about leaving the tiger, so he used a whistle he had found to call the big beast. It came running (carrying the sailor's arm in his mouth) and jumped back in the boat.
Some time later, the boat washed up on the beaches of Mexico. The tiger leaped to the shore and disappeared into the woods. Pi was extremely saddened by the loss of his only friend. Pi was found by some locals and taken to the nearest hospital.
By now Pi's audience had filled his room and spilled out into the hallway. When he finished his story, many of the listeners dabbed at the tears in their eyes. Some openly wept.
Mr. Okamato and Mr. Chiba expressed their doubts about the veracity of the story, finding it to be just too implausible. When they saw Pi's eyes look downward, they thought they hit a nerve so they ushered everyone out of the room. Pi then told a simpler tale. He said when he reached the lifeboat, it held his mother and two sailors, one with a broken leg. After a few days out on sea, one of the sailors wanted to kill the injured one to eat. Rather than face that fate, he jumped into the ocean taking his chances with the sharks. The sailor then turned and killed Pi's mother, stripping her flesh to hang and dry. When the sailor fell asleep, Pi killed him and later ate him. Mr. Okamato and Mr. Chiba are distressed by the story, feeling sorry for Pi having to witness his mother being killed and cannibalized. As they left the boy alone, they remarked how similar his two tales were, marveling how the young man's imagination had replaced humans with animals. They figured the hyena was one sailor, the zebra was the injured sailor and the orangutan was Pi's mother. Who then was the tiger? Well, Pi of course.
SPOILER ENDS
Years later, Pi is living in Montreal. He returns to his apartment. Pi still has the tiger's claw.

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Ages: 6 weeks - 12 years
About Winwood Children's Center, Gainesville, Virginia
Once a changing point for stagecoach horses and not far from the famous battles of Bull Run, Gainesville, Virginia has a storied history, not to mention the city is just outside the nation's capital, Washington, D.C.
This charming Prince William County city, however, has something equally special to brag about: an excellent school system. When local children are ready to start the journey of blossoming into fine citizens, they come to Winwood Children's Center, Gainesville where kids learn through play every day!
At Winwood Children's Center, Gainesville, we are dedicated to providing children with the foundation they need to excel in an educational environment. Our customized, interactive classrooms ensure children have a secure, stimulating setting in which to grow and thrive.
Experienced teachers guide our preschool students through our unique and exciting curriculum, helping them to build the skills, self-esteem, and confidence needed to navigate the world successfully. We prepare them not just for primary school, high school, and college, but also for a lifelong love of learning and commitment to community.
Our Preschool & Childcare Programs:
Infant Daycare (ages 6 weeks to 1 year). Our warm, nurturing staff works closely with parents to establish an optimal schedule for their little ones for peace of mind while they are at work.
Toddler Childcare (ages 1 to 2). In this toddler childcare program, we teach socialization, potty training, and much more as your toddler explores his or her surrounding world.
Early Learners (ages 2 to 3). In this early childhood learning program, we expose kids to activities that develop their communication and language skills and help them lead a healthy lifestyle.
Preschool (ages 3 to 4). Our preschool program offers exciting lessons in science, math, computers, language, and social studies.
Pre-Kindergarten (ages 4 to 5). In this program, Pre-K students participate in plenty of lessons and activities that prepare them for elementary school success.
Jr. Kindergarten (ages 4.5 to 5) Our Jr. Kindergarten prepares children emotionally, socially, and academically for the big transition into kindergarten!
Private Kindergarten* (ages 5 to 6). Kids shine in this private kindergarten program as they learn and grow in a fun, supportive environment.
School Age Program (ages 5 to 12). This program offers full support for students of varying ages while parents are working.
Summer Camp Program (ages 5 to 12). In our summer program, kids enjoy fun-filled days socializing, exploring, learning, and engaging at our center and around the community.
*Private Kindergarten is a NAEYC accredited program for children who miss the public school cut-off of September 30th. Our Private Kindergarten students are permitted to enter 1st grade the following year.
NAEYC Accreditation
Our school is proud to have earned accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Fewer than 10 percent of America's preschools have earned accreditation from NAEYC. Achieving accreditation is lengthy process and a school must go through a 4-step process and meet NAEYC Accreditation standards in 10 areas:
Assessment of Child Progress
Community Relationships
At Winwood Children's Center in Gainesville, Virginia we optimize learning by teaching through play in a warm, secure environment as comfortable as home. Our goals are smiles, laughter, and learning.
Our early childhood learning center hires only the best of the best to teach the children in our care, requiring the teachers at Winwood to have a CDA, AA, or Bachelor's degree in Education, as well as lots of experience directly working with children. We feel that people who have chosen to make teaching their career are the ones who are the most dedicated to the children and to the educational system.
At Winwood Children's Center, Gainesville, we encourage family participation, and we support an open-door policy that allows parents to drop in anytime to visit their child, read to the class, have lunch with their child, or just come by for a quick hug.
We have created an atmosphere that is inviting and friendly, and that has allowed us to develop trusting relationships with the families whose children are in our care. We are always available to talk with parents and try our best to make sure that when you leave our building each day that the experience for you and your child is a memorable one.
More About Our Preschool & Childcare Center
Winwood Children's Center, Gainesville is located at 7830 Old Linton Hall Road in Gainesville, Virginia, 20155. We are located directly across from Regal Cinemas, on the service road behind local restaurants that runs parallel to Linton Hall Road. We are close to the Waverly Mill condos.
Kids in our Before and After School program receive free transportation to and from the following elementary schools: Glenkirk, Piney Branch, Bristow Run, Buckland Mills, Alvey, Tyler, Mt. View, Cedar Point, and T Clay Woods.
Alivia Weaver
Alivia Weaver has been with Cadence Education since 2011 and has worked with children since 2005. She achieved her CDA in 2013 and is currently finishing up her Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education. She also completed our Leadership Training Program in 2013.
Alivia is recently married, is an animal lover, and is looking forward to starting a family of her own. She is very family and friend oriented and enjoys painting and horseback riding in her spare time.
Erika Foy
Erika started at Winwood in July of 2010 and has worked in Infants, Toddlers, and Two's. She joined the management team as the Administrative Assistant in 2016 and was promoted to Assistant Director in 2018. She has earned her CDA credential and is currently pursuing her associate's degree in early childhood education. Erika just got married, and enjoys spending quality time with her friends and family.
Every child deserves access to high-quality early learning experiences. NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children) has set 10 standards for early childhood programs that can help families make the right choice when they are looking for a child care center, preschool, or kindergarten. The standards and criteria are also the foundation of the NAEYC Accreditation system for early childhood programs. To earn NAEYC Accreditation, schools must go through an extensive self-study and quality-improvement process, followed by an on-site visit by NAEYC Assessors to verify and ensure that the program meets each of the ten program standards, and hundreds of corresponding individual criteria. NAEYC-accredited programs are always prepared for unannounced quality-assurance visits during their accreditation term, which lasts for five years. In the 30 years since NAEYC Accreditation was established, it has become a widely recognized sign of high-quality early childhood education. More than 7,000 programs are currently accredited by NAEYC—less than 10 percent of all child care centers, preschools, and kindergartens nationally achieve this recognition.
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We joined the Winwood family this past September and since then our little boy has learned so much. He has never been this excited to go to school and see his teachers and friends. It's a comforting feeling as a parent to know that your child is in good hands and enjoying themselves while they're away from you. We're so happy to have joined the Winwood family and are excited to have our newest addition join next year as well.
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When we moved to Gainesville we were impressed with the atmosphere, structure, and curriculum Winwood had to offer. Our son started in the toddler room and has worked his way up to Preschool 3, and our daughter is currently in the Infant 1 room, and we're so happy with the care they receive! The teachers in each classroom treat our kiddos like their own-- they celebrate each milestone and navigate each challenge (from teething to tantrums, and everything in-between!) right along with us. We're so grateful for the nurturing environment and amazing staff at Winwood!
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We have been extremely pleased with the care that both of our boys have received since coming to Winwood. I was so nervous to move them from their previous daycare when we moved, but I have been nothing but impressed with everyone at Winwood. They are so kind, and really make you feel comfortable. I know both of my boys are very happy there.
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We really love Winwood and so does our child. We deeply appreciate the staff for being nice and caring, and the Directors really care about the children and work with the parents. Winwood is like a second home for our child where he's happy and flourishing and that makes us happy parents!
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Date Someone You Feel Like You've Known Forever
By Holly Riordan, September 12th 2017
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Date someone who you feel like you've known forever — but at the same time, you feel like time is flying when you're around them. You can't believe that hours have passed and it's time to part ways for the night. You can't believe that years have passed and you're already approaching your next anniversary.
Date someone who can come close to reading your mind. Someone who knows you're upset even though you've been faking a smile and are claiming you're fine, because they notice that your body language is a little different than usual or you're being a little more quiet than usual. Someone who knows exactly what your silent little looks and hand squeezes mean when you're out in public together and can't speak your mind aloud without offending anyone.
Date someone who knows you like the back of their hand. Someone who can name your top five bands and list out the names of all your cousins. Someone who knows which flavor of ice cream and which brand of cereal is your favorite. Someone who doesn't have to ask you what you're going to order at a restaurant, because they already know your answer.
Date someone who has spent so much time with you that they've started to pick up the little phrases that you say and inadvertently copy the movements you make. Someone who has learned what a beauty blender looks like and remembers which colors match, because they pay attention when you talk.
Date someone who knows every little thing about you, even the parts that you're most ashamed of and insecure about, and still looks at you like you're the perfect person. Someone who doesn't give a damn about the dumb mistakes you've made in your past because they're too busy looking toward the future with you.
Date someone who knows your childhood stories as well as you do. Someone who can list off the names of pets you've had and can name all of the people in your old family photographs. Someone who is actually interested in your history, because it's what made you you, and they love you more than words can express.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 10 March 2015 – Being healthy isn't just about staying in shape, it's also about engaging youngsters in fun, interactive initiatives to acquire a taste for a healthy lifestyle.
On the occasion of World Health Day on 7 April, Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts is offering "Power Bites" cooking classes for children at 11 properties in the Middle East and Asia. "Power Bites" is Mövenpick's special menu for children, featuring nutritious meals that are presented in a fun, entertaining way. During this exciting cooking class, parents and kids can learn together about how to create delicious, wholesome lunchbox snacks and dishes.
Each class includes at least two easy recipes and in the spirit of Mövenpick's "Power Bites" menu, having fun with healthy ingredients is also included. Young aproned cooks can just smile and go bananas as food presentations with personality culminate from the experience, after which they can enjoy the fruits of their labour.
Clown pizzas, flavoured organic yoghurt, whole-wheat tortilla snakes, pancakes and sandwiches which take the shape of kitty cats, caterpillars and birds are just some of the fun and creative recipes.
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The Brown Lady
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Raynham Hall in Norfolk, England is a splendid home. Inhabited by Townshend family for over 300 years, the hall gives its name to the area, the Raynhams. It is also home to one of the most famous and well-regarded ghost photographs ever taken.
Raynham Hall
Raynham Hall was constructed in 1619 by Sir Roger Townshend. At his death in 1637, the home was still incomplete. Designed by Inigo Jones, the home ignored traditional English style and instead featured an Italian style, 100 years before the style became mainstream. Sir Roger Townshend intended to make a grandiose statement with his new home and although he died before his home was completed, his son ensured that even after death, his dream was realized.
Charles Townshend, 2nd Viscount Townshend
Charles Townshend, 2nd Viscount Townshend was born April 18, 1674. The Townshend name granted prominence and respect and as a result, Charles Townshend served for a decade as the Secretary of State, directing British foreign policy. Known as Turnip Townshend because of this strong affinity for farming, he married twice in his lifetime.
His second wife, Nee Lady Dorothy Walpole, was actually his first true love. Dorothy was madly in love with Charles but her father refused to consent to the marriage. Strangely, Dorothy's father was also Charles's legal guardian and he felt that if he did consent, it would be misconstrued as a scandalous attempt to gain Charles's inherited fortune. Disheartened, Charles instead married Elizabeth Thomas Pelham.
But Charles's first marriage did not provide eternal happiness for either of them. Under mysterious circumstances, his first wife, Elizabeth, died in 1711. Two years after the death of Elizabeth, Charles was then able to obtain the hand of his true love, Dorothy, and the two married in a magnificent ceremony (most likely at Raynham Hall itself). Shortly after their marriage, things began to unravel.
Dorothy's Illicit Affair
Charles went into the marriage missing one vital piece of information. What Charles did not know, was that during his short marriage to Elizabeth, Dorothy was involved in an affair with Lord Wharton (who left the country in a hurry after building up a pile of debts). Dorothy's reputation suffered from the illicit affair. Lord Wharton himself had quite a reputation too. It was said that his " character was so infamous, and his lady's complaisant subservience so notorious, that no young woman could be four and twenty hours under their roof with safety to her reputation." When fiery tempered Charles discovered the affair, he was furious. He ordered Dorothy locked up in the home, never allowed to leave the house. Even more devastating to Dorothy, Charles Townshend separated Dorothy from her children and forbad any contact with them.
The Passing of Dorothy
After only a decade of marriage, Dorothy died at the age of 40. Her official cause of death was smallpox but many in the community felt her death was a result of more sinister causes. It was rumored that Dorothy had broken her neck after falling, or being pushed, down the stairs of Raynham Hall.
As time passed, it became apparent that Dorothy never really left Raynham Hall. Some believed that her death was faked and used by Charles as a further excuse to keep her locked in the house forever. Others believe that she was indeed murdered but that her spirit remained and roams the premises searching for her children. There is much proof for the later.
Early Royal Ghost Sightings
George IV visited Raynham Hall when he was a young prince. Unafraid, the slept in an upstairs room. Documents state that he awoke in the middle of the night to see the ghost of the Brown lady standing at the foot of his bed. He was quoted as saying, "I will not spend another hour in this accursed house, for tonight I have seen that which I hope to God I never see again."
Later Sightings
In 1836, the famous author Captain Marryat was lodging at the Raynham Hall with a group of hunters, waiting patiently for a hunting expedition that was to begin the next morning. Several sightings of Dorothy's ghost had already been made and the legend of the Brown Lady cemented in the folklore of the community. The lodgers joked about needing their guns for protection against the grieving entity. One man commented that they needed to take a look at the weapons that were to be used on their hunting trip and come to a decision as to which gun they should use. The men rose and left to examine the weapons. As they entered the hallway, they noticed a sad woman, all dressed in a brown silken dress, gliding down the staircase. Captain Marryat immediately recognized the woman as Dorothy, whose portrait hung on a hallway wall near the room he had been sleeping in. The men testified that the woman paused and stared at all three men in a very menacing manner. Captain Marryat, who was carrying a pistol, pulled his weapon and shot right through the woman who immediately disappeared the instant the weapon fired. The bullet was found embedded in a door behind where the woman had been standing.
In 1849, Major Lofthus was playing a game of chess at Raynham Hall with a friend. After the match, the men announced their retirement to bed and stood to walk to the rooms they were staying in. Both men paused as Lofthu's friend pointed to a lady standing in the doorway. Surprisingly, the woman wore old fashioned clothing. As they stared, the woman slowly vanished into thin air.
The next week Colonel Loftus again saw the figure. This time, however, he got a better look at her. He said she was an aristocratic looking woman. She was wearing the same brown satin dress, and her skin glowed with a pale luminescence, but, to his horror, her eyes appeared to be gouged out.
Colonel Loftus told others of his experience, and more people then came forward to say that they too had seen a strange figure. An artist drew a painting of the 'brown lady' and this picture was then hung in the room where she was most frequently seen.
Nearly 100 years later, a Townshend heir was staying the weekend at Raynham Hall with her son and a friend. Unaware of the legend, they were amazed to see a lady dressed in brown standing on the suitcase. What astounded them was that she looked just like the lady portrayed in the portrait of Dorothy Walpole.
The Historical Photograph of the Brown Lady
The famous photograph of the Brown Lady was taken in September 1936. Captain Provand was on assignment for Country Life magazine when around 4:00 PM, his assistant, Indre Shira, called out that she could see a ghostly form on the staircase.
According to Indre, "Captain Provand took one photograph while I flashed the light. He was focusing for another exposure; I was standing by his side just behind the camera with the flashlight pistol in my hand, looking directly up the staircase. All at once I detected an ethereal veiled form coming slowly down the stairs."
The photo clearly shows a ghost-like figure on the stairs. To date it is considered one of the most definitive photos of a ghostly apparition.
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Pregnant woman's bus burn goes viral
by Josie Griffiths
12th Sep 2018 5:06 AM | Updated: 3:08 PM
A HEAVILY pregnant woman had the best response for a man who refused to move his bag so she could sit down on the last available seat of a packed bus.
Brydie Lee-Kennedy, who's eight months pregnant, decided to sit down anyway - despite squishing the man's hand and bag in the process.
The Aussie TV writer, who lives in London, tweeted her story, writing: "Well it finally happened in my 8th month of pregnancy, I just sat on a man's hand and bag when he wouldn't move them off the last spare seat on the bus."
"We're now sharing a very quiet ride. I wonder what it's like to live somewhere with a less Hunger Games spirit on public transport".
It's not known if the man moved either of his hands after Brydie sat down.
Her tweet soon went viral, racking up 19,000 likes, shares and comments, and it seems every mum can relate to her annoyance - with many recalling their own horror stories.
Brydie Lee-Kennedy took action after a man refused to move his bag so she could sit down on the bus.
One woman wrote: "When I was about 4 months pregnant I asked a man if I could have his seat on the train and I felt really sick as I was pregnant.
"He said 'well, you want equality, you can stand' I threw up on him. And his newspaper. And his laptop bag. The look of shock on his face was gratifying."
Another mum commented: "I told a man when I was 8 months pregnant that I was going to give birth on his feet if he didn't let me sit down on the bus. He got up."
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I'm Alex, a full-stack software engineer from Melbourne, Australia. I currently work under the Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute (A2I2) as a research software engineer.
With industry experience in the education, research and commercial sectors, I have worked on writing and deploying iOS and large-scale web applications, low-level SDKs with C/C++, and machine learning data processing with Python. At A2I2, I've been actively involved in R&D projects exploring an AI-based alphanumeric identification system and building a surrounding end-to-end data engineering pipeline. Currently, I am pursuing a research doctorate in operationalising AI using software engineering practices for AI in business use.
I'm passionate about teaching programming as practically as possible, and have been doing so since 2014. I also love open source software and contribute to several open source projects in computer science education and higher education learning. I also previously worked as a resident tutor of software engineering at International House, a college of the University of Melbourne.
When I'm not busy coding, you can find me hiking outdoors, reading up the latest tech, or out saving 80s and 90s Macs from certain destruction!
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SplashKit SDK
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SEEK.com.au iOS App
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Falcon Drone System
Falcon automatically flys drones without human intervention
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Be specific in the edit sidebar; select bearing and altitude and the active waypoint will change on the map respectively
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Open the Admin Panel to change where the home drone location is, as well as other drone flight options
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SSIL Website
Mobile responsive website to showcase SSIL's Work
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Bus Tracker Fleet Visualiser
Visualiser tracking buses in Kuala Lumpur
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Tap on a bus and follow where it goes
Watch a bus's pheremones to track where it has been and to how many metres its readings are accurate
Tap one or multiple stops to find out which route they belong to
Select a route on the lefthand side to make that route actively displayed
Coordinate the visualiser with a fleet manager, providing basic CRUD operations
I also like writing about stuff...
Recognition and Prominence Ranking of Alphanumeric Number Sequences in Images
Text detection in natural images is a growing area with increasing applications, including traffic sign and license plate recognition, and text-based image search. Robustly detecting and recognising text is especially challenging when text is deformed, such as the photometric and geometric distortions of text worn by a moving subject in unstructured scenes. Existing methods of text detection in such cases are classified as learning-based or connected component (CC)-based, applying a mix of enhanced detection techniques—such as stroke width transformation (SWT), canny-edge detection and maximally stable extremal regions (MSERs)— and feeding candidates into optical character recognition (OCR) engines or neural networks to recognise the text. This study proposes applying a learning-based approach using deeplearning strategies and transfer learning to automate the recognition of racing bib numbers (RBNs) in a natural image dataset of different marathons, with the intention to then rank the subject's photos in order of prominence. Experimental results showed that these deeplearning strategies performed favourably, with RBN detection accuracy beyond 95%. This prompts further investigation in the generality of the technique developed to other similar subject material.
Evaluating The Learnability of Programming Languages
Learning programming for problem-solving purposes allow for programming concepts to solve problems via a variety of different tools, or programming languages. However, what happens when one familiar tool is replaced with another—if the problem is familiar and easily solvable with one tool, is this the case with another? By observing an intermediate programmer's ability to learn, it was found that if these concepts are well known, adapting them to another language is not difficult. A survey, which measured the participant's confidence in the language afterwards, suggested that most programmers themselves find little difficulty in learning a language, emphasising that languages are not as difficult to learn as some think to be.
Limitations on Parallel Processing
Parallel processing takes advantage of concurrent processing by delegating different portions of work to different threads, with the ideal aim that the task will reach completion faster. However, where does the balance lie for lowering the workload per thread and increasing the number of processing threads? Do limitations arise where an excessive amount of threads are used for parallel processing? What range exists for delegating an ideal amount of work to an ideal amount of threads for parallel processing? By developing a simple image processing program that makes use of concurrency utilities, parallel computation limitations were discovered, wherein advantages to reduced time where more parallel processing threads are used is worsened by having too many threads processing smaller and smaller pieces of data. Discussion into a heuristic for parallel tasks suggest ways in which this issue can be battled.
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Model-View-Controller decouples abstracted classifications from any form of their representation and interaction by use of Observer and Mediator design patterns. However, do developers sacrifice performance for these complex designs? If performance is affected when classes are mediated by a Controller, or coupled when not, is this also the case when the language changes? By implementing simple systems that reflected decoupled and coupled designs in two different languages, it was found that performance generally improves in coupled designs, albeit with some variations depending on language and metric. Results emphasised that coupled designs may be viable when efficiency is paramount, although the benefits of flexibility and modularity are certainly forgone by doing so.
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Mobile platforms today have changed more in the last five years than since the dawn of mobile devices. The success of major mobile platforms today can be attributed to their revolutionary UIs that shifted traditional HCI with new HCI. What is it about the design that makes these platforms successful? Do different major platforms differ in their implementation of HCI, and how does this change the user experience between them? On inspection of design guidelines and critical differential analysis popular apps between the iOS and Android platforms, it was found that iOS has a greater focus on content, while Android keeps its user's needs paramount. A good UI on iOS is considered clean, non-competitive with content and largely should play a supporting role to the content. That of Android is more emotionally involved with the user, provides features that aids users more and allows greater customisability options. Ultimately, the user experience is similar between the two, but the subtle differences in the respective design principles are just enough to change what the focus of the HCI is between varying platforms.
An assessment of performance and operability of ORM and SQL querying in Document-Oriented, Object-Relational and Relational DBMSs
Database programmers have a variety of tools at their fingertips. Which of these tools provide the greatest operability and flexibility? How well do these tools operate with high loads of data, and is there an adverse affect to performance for the sake of greater ease of programming? What kinds of queries on the database perform better than others? By developing a simple database testing tool over MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDb DBMSs, differently sized datasets were tested under different query patterns, which demonstrated poor performance and operability with MongoDb against MySQL or PostgreSQL, though ORM for MySQL and PostgreSQL tended to perform better than raw SQL queries. However, such a varied distribution of results concluded that performance will vary over dataset size.
Concepts in Concurrent Programming
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This paper presents history based broker handover scheme for SCTP (stream control transmission protocol) in order to minimize the handover latency by the ping pong behavior of mobile node. SCTP is alternate protocol to TCP in the transport layer. It has multi-homing feature which provides the mobile node with dual interfaces to minimize the packet loss during handover in the overlapped region. L4 handover scheme using the multi-homing of SCTP is well known to reduce the latency more than handover schemes using other protocols. This paper presents an efficient handover scheme for IPv6 and IPv4 by utilizing the visiting history of MN (mobile node) and the broker instead of the CN (correspondent node). The considerations to implement this scheme in the real environment are also discussed.


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Rhode Island Arts and Health
We envision fully integrated and sustainable arts and health systems that build on the State's rich creative capital and innovative healthcare infrastructure.
The Rhode Island Arts and Health Network (RIAHN) was developed through a partnership between the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) and the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA) to create and support the Rhode Island State Arts and Health Plan (Plan). The Plan outlines a strategy for fully integrating arts and arts-based therapies into healthcare and community settings through innovative and sustainable policy, practice, and research recommendations. As part of this process an interdisciplinary team of arts and health practitioners which includes researchers, artists, and clinicians conducted an evidence search of arts-based interventions and created a mapping of the evidence which portrays the connections between interventions and populations.
To promote understanding of the powerful role that the arts can play in health and healing and to advance the integration of arts and health in our state.
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As a growing kid and trying to understand the economy of the world at that age, I always understood that Tokyo is the costliest city to live in. However the facts have changed now and that I am grown up enough to talk about it based on relevant sources. Tokyo no longer exists on the list of 10 most expensive cities in the world for expatriates. Tokyo, the world's biggest city, slipped from 10th to 13th in the survey by ECA International, which measures the cost of food, basic items including drink and tobacco, and other costs such as clothing and electrical goods. Seoul remains Asia's most expensive city, moving to 7th from 8th in the global rankings. Taipei fell six places to 94th in the world, or 6th in Asia, the survey said. Hong Kong remained the 5th most expensive city to live in Asia, while Singapore rose 10 places to 122nd globally and ninth in the region, because of a stronger Singapore dollar. Rapid economic growth has pushed up the cost of goods and services in India and China, the survey said. China's most expensive city, Beijing, rose 13 places to 95th in the global ranking because of a gain in the yuan and higher food costs, while Mumbai gained 14 spots to 177th place. The two cities rank seventh and 24th respectively in Asia.
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6. Kinshasa, Congo Democratic Rep.
What more shocking is that Harare, Zimbabwe, was the world's most expensive city in 2006.


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Q: Flutter Nested Widget Callback/Async Questions From a Flutter issue posted by Yueh Chou:

Not sure if the event will bubble up to the parent widget and trigger
  the animation with all the nested widgets and callbacks.
In the Original files,
Pressing on a grandchild widget(e.g. FlatButton) of a BackWidget it
  will trigger a ModalDialog call and pressing the button will make an
  async call. The Flip Effect will take place at the end of a successful
  async call.

import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

void main() {
  runApp(new MaterialApp(
      home: new Container(color: Colors.white, child: new RootWidget())));
}

class RootWidget extends StatelessWidget {
  FlipWidget mainFlipWidget;

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    mainFlipWidget = new FlipWidget(
      frontWidget: frontWidget,
      backWidget: new BackWidget(
        onPressedButton: () {
          _flipMainButton();
        },
      ),
    );
    return new Center(child:mainFlipWidget);
  }

  _flipMainButton() {
    mainFlipWidget.doTheFlip();
  }
}

class BackWidget extends StatefulWidget {
  BackWidget({
    this.onPressedButton,
  });

  final VoidCallback onPressedButton;
   Widget buttonFlipWidget;
  _BackWidgetState createState() => new _BackWidgetState();
}

class _BackWidgetState extends State<BackWidget> {

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    widget.buttonFlipWidget = new Container(
      height: 180.0,
      color: Colors.grey[200],
      child:new FlatButton(
        onPressed: () {
          triggerCb();
        },
        child: new Text('Press me'),
      ),
    );
    return widget.buttonFlipWidget;
  }

  triggerCb() {
      widget.onPressedButton();
  }
}

class FlipWidget extends StatefulWidget {
  FlipWidget({
    @required this.frontWidget,
    @required this.backWidget,
  });

  final Widget frontWidget;
  final Widget backWidget;
  final _FlipWidgetState _state = new _FlipWidgetState();

  doTheFlip () {
    _state.doTheFlip();
  }

  _FlipWidgetState createState() => _state;
}

class _FlipWidgetState extends State<FlipWidget> with TickerProviderStateMixin {
  AnimationController _controller;
  Animation<double> _frontScale;
  Animation<double> _backScale;

  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    _controller = new AnimationController(vsync: this, duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 1500),);
    _frontScale = new Tween(
      begin: 1.0,
      end: 0.0,
    ).animate(new CurvedAnimation(parent: _controller, curve: new Interval(0.0, 0.5, curve: Curves.easeIn),
    ));
    _backScale = new CurvedAnimation(
      parent: _controller,
      curve: new Interval(0.5, 1.0, curve: Curves.easeOut),
    );
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
//    ThemeData theme = Theme.of(context);
    return new Scaffold(
      body: new Center(
        child: new Stack(
          children: [
            new AnimatedBuilder(
              child: widget.frontWidget,
              animation: _backScale,
              builder: (BuildContext context, Widget child) {
                final Matrix4 transform = new Matrix4.identity()
                  ..scale(_backScale.value, 1.0, 1.0);

                return new Transform(
                  transform: transform,
                  alignment: FractionalOffset.center,
                  child: child,
                );
              },
            ),
            new AnimatedBuilder(
                child: widget.backWidget,
                animation: _frontScale,
                builder: (BuildContext context, Widget child) {
                  final Matrix4 transform = new Matrix4.identity()
                    ..scale(_frontScale.value, 1.0, 1.0);
                  return new Transform(
                    transform: transform,
                    alignment: FractionalOffset.center,
                    child: child,
                  );
                }
            ),
          ],
        ),
      ),
    );
  }

  doTheFlip() {
    setState(() {
      if (_controller.isCompleted || _controller.velocity > 0)
        _controller.reverse();
      else
        _controller.forward();
    });
  }
}

final Widget frontWidget = new Container(
  color: Colors.white,
  height: 180.0,
  child: new Column(
    children: [
      new Text("Front Side of the card")
    ],
  ),
);

A: Some changes you should make to this code.

*

*RootWidget should be stateful. Store the flipped state there.

*BackWidget should be stateless. All it has to do is notify RootWidget that the button was pressed.

*FlipWidget should detect changes to flipped using didUpdateWidget.

*Don't store a State into a member variable of a Widget, and avoid putting mutator methods on your State if you can avoid it... this is often a sign that you need to store the state higher in your widget tree and pass it down with constructor arguments.

Learn more about StatefulWidget and StatelessWidget in the Widget Framework Tour and interactivity tutorial.

import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

void main() {
  runApp(new MaterialApp(
    home: new Container(
      color: Colors.white,
      child: new RootWidget(),
    ),
  ));
}

class RootWidget extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  _RootWidgetState createState() => new _RootWidgetState();
}

class _RootWidgetState extends State<RootWidget> {
  bool _flipped = false;

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return new Center(
      child: new FlipWidget(
        flipped: _flipped,
        frontWidget: new Container(
          color: Colors.white,
          height: 180.0,
          child: new Column(
            children: [
              new Text("Front Side of the card")
            ],
          ),
        ),
        backWidget: new BackWidget(
          onPressedButton: () {
            setState(() {
              _flipped = !_flipped;
            });
          },
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

class BackWidget extends StatelessWidget {
  BackWidget({
    this.onPressedButton,
  });
  final VoidCallback onPressedButton;

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return new Container(
      height: 180.0,
      color: Colors.grey[200],
      child:new FlatButton(
        onPressed: onPressedButton,
        child: new Text('Press me'),
      ),
    );
  }
}

class FlipWidget extends StatefulWidget {
  FlipWidget({
    @required this.frontWidget,
    @required this.backWidget,
    @required this.flipped,
  });

  final Widget frontWidget;
  final Widget backWidget;
  final bool flipped;

  @override
  _FlipWidgetState createState() => new _FlipWidgetState();
}

class _FlipWidgetState extends State<FlipWidget> with TickerProviderStateMixin {
  AnimationController _controller;
  Animation<double> _frontScale;
  Animation<double> _backScale;

  @override
  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    _controller = new AnimationController(
      vsync: this,
      duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 1500)
    )..value = widget.flipped ? 1.0 : 0.0;
    _frontScale = new Tween(
      begin: 1.0,
      end: 0.0,
    ).animate(new CurvedAnimation(parent: _controller, curve: new Interval(0.0, 0.5, curve: Curves.easeIn),
    ));
    _backScale = new CurvedAnimation(
      parent: _controller,
      curve: new Interval(0.5, 1.0, curve: Curves.easeOut),
    );
  }

  @override
  void didUpdateWidget(FlipWidget oldWidget) {
    if (widget.flipped != oldWidget.flipped) {
      if (widget.flipped) {
        _controller.forward();
      } else {
        _controller.reverse();
      }
    }
    super.didUpdateWidget(oldWidget);
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return new Scaffold(
      body: new Center(
        child: new Stack(
          children: [
            new AnimatedBuilder(
              child: widget.frontWidget,
              animation: _backScale,
              builder: (BuildContext context, Widget child) {
                final Matrix4 transform = new Matrix4.identity()
                  ..scale(_backScale.value, 1.0, 1.0);

                return new Transform(
                  transform: transform,
                  alignment: FractionalOffset.center,
                  child: child,
                );
              },
            ),
            new AnimatedBuilder(
                child: widget.backWidget,
                animation: _frontScale,
                builder: (BuildContext context, Widget child) {
                  final Matrix4 transform = new Matrix4.identity()
                    ..scale(_frontScale.value, 1.0, 1.0);
                  return new Transform(
                    transform: transform,
                    alignment: FractionalOffset.center,
                    child: child,
                  );
                }
            ),
          ],
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

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Some good news from Iraq
By SkinsHokieFan
July 13, 2006 in The Tailgate
SkinsHokieFan
I think those for and against the war can enjoy this bit of news
Iraqis Take Over Security in Muthanna
By BUSHRA JUHI
Thursday, July 13, 2006; 8:06 AM
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- British and Australian forces handed over security duties for a relatively peaceful southern province to Iraqis on Thursday in the first such transfer of an entire province. At least 18 people were killed in attacks nationwide, however, illustrating the security challenge faced by the country.
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki hailed the security transfer in Muthanna province as an important step toward the goal of full Iraqi responsibility for all 18 provinces by the end of next year.
"It is a great national day that will be registered in the history of Iraq. This step will bring happiness to all Iraqis," al-Maliki said during a handover ceremony in the provincial capital of Samawah. "Be sure that the terrorists want to destroy and foil the process of taking over the security issue and to hamper the political process and the national unity government."
In Samawah, Iraqi forces lined up in formation and led a parade of troops marching in formation past the prime minister and other dignitaries at a stadium in the city, about 230 miles southeast of Baghdad. Local tribal leaders wearing traditional Arab headdresses and robes then approached the tent, waving rifles and chanting "We are ready to die defending this soil."
U.S. Gen. George Casey, the top American commander in Iraq, and U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad welcomed the handover in a joint statement.
"The handover represents a milestone in the successful development of Iraq's capability to govern and protect itself as a sovereign and democratic nation," they said.
British Defense Secretary Des Browne said the move puts the Iraqis "one step nearer to assuming full responsibility for their own security and to building a stable and democratic future for their country."
The international troops plan to maintain a presence nearby and be prepared to help the Iraqis if needed. That fits in with the overall U.S. strategy of having coalition forces hand over security control for specific regions and redeploy to larger bases where they can act in a support or reserve role. A final future stage would involve the drawdown of troops from those bases.
Sectarian violence continued to escalate, with a bicycle bomb striking the headquarters of a village council near Baqouba, 35 miles northeast of Baghdad.
The blast in the village of Abu Saida, which has a slight Shiite majority, devastated the 21-member local council's headquarters. The bodies of four council members were found under the rubble.
Gunmen also killed a member of a provincial council in Diwaniyah, some 80 miles south of Baghdad, Lt. Raed Jabr said.
Meanwhile, purported Shiite militiamen drove the streets of the western Baghdad neighborhood of Ghazaliyah and called on Sunnis to leave. Clashes broke out after police arrived, supported by U.S. forces in the air, with one policeman killed and two injured, Capt. Jamil Hussein said.
Al-Maliki announced shortly after taking office on May 20 that he was optimistic Iraqi security forces would be ready to assume full responsibility for all of Iraq's 18 provinces in 18 months, paving the way for the eventual withdrawal of all coalition forces.
He then said last month that Muthanna, a predominantly Shiite desert province of some 550,000 people, would be the first to have its security transferred to Iraqi forces.
Japan also is in the process of withdrawing its 600 non-combat troops that were based near Samawah from the country, ending Tokyo's largest military deployment in the postwar era and the first to a war zone since 1945.
Australia has about 1,320 troops in Iraq and the Middle East, including around 460 soldiers who had been guarding Japanese engineers in Samawah. Britain had about 170 soldiers in the province, a fraction of its 7,200 service members who are based in southern Iraq.
"We were and are helping to build a strong peaceful democratic society in Iraq," said the British commander of coalition forces in southern Iraq, Maj. Gen. John Cooper, who signed the transfer document with al-Maliki. "Today is an important step in that process."
He said coalition forces had trained and equipped 2,000 provincial policemen and 1,000 troops to guard the border with Saudi Arabia.
Air Force Cane
there will be more provinces moving over to full Iraqi control in the next few weeks and months.
it is definitely progress. we just need to focus on Baghdad and take out the Sadr Al Mahdi militia and Badr brigades.
skinsfan44
Great news.
This is just one more step towards our goal of the PEOPLE of Iraq running their own government and security.
The liberals must really be hating it that theirs good news coming out of Iraq.
Zguy28
Good News indeed. Sometimes I think people believe those who support the war want our GI's over there or something. Heck no! We want them home as soon as their job is done and done well.:2cents:
Redskins Diehard
And they're off
RabidFan
we couldn't all enjoy the news without potshots...classic
Predicto
STFU thankyouplease.
This is great news and I am happy to hear it.
chomerics
It is nice to see some good news coming from there amidst the crap going on over the past few days.


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He decides to go Grey but he needs one last thing to make his choice the right one.
NOTE-Lost the direction I wanted to take this story. DISCONTINUED FOR NOW. Sorry guys!
Another fluffy oneshot that is set in an Au this time. Rey has a thing for Kylo but Poe believes he can get her. Who gets her in the end? Read on to find out.
Enjoy this fluffy one shot by me!!
A fluffy oneshot of Rey leaving the resistance to be with the man she loves. It's not realistic but it is what I want to see happen at the end of episode 9. Hope you enjoy!!
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Life is hard, College is even more difficult. Rey Kenobi hasn't had an easy life, she's lucky she even got to go to college. She got there but things are about to take a turn for the worse, in the form of ex-boyfriend Ben Solo, or as he goes by these days, Kylo Ren.
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Also, please read the tags. They will kind of tell you how the story will go. Thanks & Enjoy!!
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A collection of fluffy Reylo One Shots. Will try to post often. They are not connected and can be read in any order you like. I hope everyone enjoys them!! Please let me know what you think of them!! If you guys have suggestions for one shots that you would like to see posted here please let me know. If I can think of something to write for it I will and I'll make sure to give a shoutout to whoever suggests the idea!!


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