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Q: How do I create a Terraria server on my Android phone? Me and my friend are wanting to play Terraria mobile version 1.3 and we both don't know how to create a server. Can someone help? We are not using the same wifi and want to play online multiplayer.

A: I have never created a mobile server, but you can try this:
Hosting via mobile device:
What you need:

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*You need to be on Wifi

*Need a new and good device to host the server

What you have to do

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*Tap on multiplayer menu and choose the host option --> now you are hosting a multiplayer session

*To play online you need to forward the port 7777. There are tons of guides in the internet how to forward ports

*You MUST use the internal IP adress tied to your devicein the port forwarding process. You find the the internal IP here:

*ANDROID:
Go to "Settings" and tap on "Wi-Fi" settings".
Here tap and hold on your connected network and then select "Manage network settings".
Now check the checkbox next to "Show advanced options" and select "Static" under "IP settings"
You'll find the device internal IP address under the "Gateway" section.

*iOS:
Go to "Settings"
Tap on Wifi
Tap the little i button with a circle around it located next to the wifi network to which you are connected.
You'll find the device internal IP address next to the second entry labeled "IP Address"

*Find out your external IP. Can be found here https://www.whatsmyip.org/

*Now everybody can enter your server with the external IP and the port 7777

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Designed to win. The RC10SC6.1 shares key components with the RC10B6.1, RC10B6.1D, and RC10T6.1 Team Kits, making it easier than ever to run multiple classes at the same time. Like the RC10T6.1, the RC10SC6.1 has new features such as an easy-access differential with height adjustment, an all-new slipper assembly, and the speed, durability and lineage expected of a true champion.
The RC10SC6.1 has been designed and built to the highest standard to give racers an edge over the competition.


Up and over doors are the most widely installed garage doors in the UK. Their popularity remains high due to the enormous variety of materials, designs and finishes in which these garage doors are available.
Huge choice of designs and prices – from budget steel doors right through to fine quality hand built wooden styles, even bespoke, one-off garage doors.
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A style for every setting is sure to be found amongst the Abbey range of doors.
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Multi-point cable or rod activated lock latches hold the doors secure. Key activated handles are designed to resist tampering and the lock mechanism is protected behind the face of the door.


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Since starting fly fishing about a year ago most of my fishing has been along the beaches of Broward and Palm Beach Counties. While there is still plenty to learn there I want to expand my horizons a little this year. I also like to include my wife when I can and Bobbie was willing to try wading the flats with spinning gear. We had some time off during June so we decided to do an overnight run to the Keys to give it a try.
The major source of information for this trip was a Florida Sportsman Forum message on Shore Fishing for Bones and a few other articles I found online.
Our first stop was at Anne's Beach at MM 73.5 oceanside. We had not expected to fish there, but we were running a little early so we had an hour from 8-9AM to look around. It was a falling tide with the wind ESE about 5mph. We started at the west entrance to the beach and worked down to the inlet. The water was clean and clear. Small baitfish and crabs were easy to see on the bottom and dolphin were rolling in the channel. The dolphin may have been part of the problem, because there was no sign of bonefish during our stop. The bottom was firm and this was a great place to start. Anne's Beach is very popular with both swimmers and fishermen in Islamorada.
We then went into tourist mode for awhile. We did some shopping, including the World Wide Sportsman , a "Famous Fish Sandwich" at Craig's Restaurant at MM 90.5 in Tavernier and a quick stop at Robbie's to feed the tarpon. At 2:00 PM we checked into our room at the Edgewater Lodge at MM 65.5.
Our second fishing stop for the day was Long Key State Park. We arrived in the park at 4:00 PM. It was an early rising tide and wind had picked up to about 10mph and moved around to the South. The West end of the park road closest to the inlet was restricted to registered campers only. I assume I could have waded on down, but the soft bottom made for slow going. The breeze also made visibility very poor.
At 5:00 we left to try another flat just north of the Park at MM 69.9 bayside. There is an open stretch with a sea wall and room to park. Once you slip over the wall there is a mangrove shoreline extending both east and west. The bottom here was hard and we were sheltered from the wind. I would have liked to spend more time there, but we had to leave at 5:30 to clean up for dinner.
Friday morning started with breakfast at the Stuffed Pig at MM 49 in Marathon. From there we headed south across the Seven Mile Bridge to our first fishing stop, Veterans Memorial Park at MM 40. We had an incoming tide with a light wind from the South and fished from 6:30 to 8:00 AM. The bottom was firm, although it got softer in some areas of grass farther out. The water was clean and clear. There were signs of active fish in the area, including a patch of nervous water that could have been bones. This was the best combination of time, tide and conditions we had during the two days and was really enjoyable fishing.
At 8:00 AM we moved on to Bahia Honda State Park. From the Park entrance you can go west to Logger Head Beach, north to the Bay Side Camping area or back east to Sandspur Beach. The wind had picked up to 10-15mph from the South and Logger Head Beach was too rough and dirty to do much fishing. The Bay Side area was restricted to registered campers and there did not seem to be much access to the bayside flats unless you were camping there. Sandspur Beach was a little better. This was an open sandy beach with a good firm bottom. The wind had made the water choppy and there was a lot of floating grass debris in the water. We tried a couple spots on the high tide until we had to leave at 10:00 AM to checkout from our room. After that it was a leisurely drive back up the keys with a light lunch and a little more shopping.
No fish were caught, hooked, or even truly sighted. We did have a relaxing two days in the Keys and each of us got to do a little of what we liked best. I did all my fishing using an 8wt TFO Pro with a Rio Quick Shooter WF8-F on my Tibor Back Country Wide. Flies were commercially tied Borski patterns. Bobbie was using 10lb spinning with skimmer jigs. Now that we are familiar with the areas I hope to plan some more intensive fishing on later trips. Most sources agree that it is possible, but not easy, to catch bonefish wading from shore. If you give it a try, drop us a line and let us know how you did.
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My life is not Pinterest perfect.
If I could have a pin for every time I understood how non-Pinterest perfect my life is, I'd be stepping all over them because they'd cover our entire one-bedroom apartment floor. And I'm sure I'm not alone in this. I'm also not alone in still loving Pinterest for all the inspiration it does give, but also understanding that my cute pretzel white-chocolate dipped with marshmallow treat is not going to look as presentable as it did when I saw it on Pinterest. The point is, it will still taste just as good and it's worth a try and a dream!
This project that I thought about two years ago finally came to life. Using pins on a spray painted red cork-board, I traced the text and proceeded to pin all 100 pins and then some into the board.
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Location: An earth without maps
Posted: Nov 18, 2022 - 11:58am
Because I know how popular Rog is around here . New version of Comfortably Numb.
Steely_D
Location: Biscayne Bay
Posted: Oct 3, 2022 - 7:25am
miamizsun wrote:
did you urinate on it?
because if you did...
Not on purpose
Location: 543westofParadis,1491east ofParadise
Manbird wrote:
Speaking of unusual mediums... I used a 16 x 20 inch stretched canvas as a substrate upon which I cleaned the hares caught early in the morning by my hawks. On many occasions the knife or scissors went in too deep and cut the canvas. Periodically I would repair the cuts with iron-on patches on the back of the canvas and they became real wounds and scars. I did this for one entire hunting season. The work still hangs in my tack room. What a pain it was but I was pleased with the finished piece.
He only uses the finest hobo tapioca. He's building Devil's Tower.
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Location: (3261.3 Miles SE of RP)
Manbird
Location: Owl Creek Bridge
Steely_D wrote:
Warhol was dryly hysterical, so I imagine his choice of subject was very very intentional.
I visited his museum in Pittsburgh a few months ago and there was a giant wall-covering rectangle of rusty metal with some stains in the middle implying it had liquid poured on it and then left to oxidize. Then I leaned over to read more about it.
in the late 1970s, Andy Warhol made a series of paintings using urine. For the paintings in the Oxidation series, he and his studio assistants poured their urine (or urinated) directly onto mural-sized canvases, painted with copper-mixed paint and laid out on the floor. Visitors to The Factory were invited to contribute too while observing the spectacle of creating such works. The resulting effect was abstract "blooms" of green, yellow and orange tones created through oxidation, the chemical reaction between the urine and the metal-infused paint. Warhol, allegedly, went as far as to instruct one of his assistants, Ronnie Cutrone, not to urinate in the morning when he woke up at home and to wait until he arrived at the studio. Cutrone's urine created a "pretty" colour on the canvas because of his regular vitamin B intake, Warhol wrote in a 1977 diary entry.
rgio wrote:
I just saw the copper vases he threw up on for sale this morning...
What the heck had he been eating?
rgio
Location: West Jersey
Posted: Sep 30, 2022 - 11:57am
ColdMiser wrote:
A set of 9 Andy Warhol prints with Chairman Mao Zedong's face.
Politics or not, saw his show earlier this month...he and his band put on a stellar performance.
I'll add a roger comment: "If you're one of those 'I love Pink Floyd, but I can't stand Roger's politics' people, you might do well to f**k off to the bar right now,"
Kurtster, not meant to be directed at you...rather, i am yielding to your comment that perhaps politics, even rogs, don't really belong in a thread about music.
kurtster
Location: where fear is not a virtue
Many years ago all the political threads were under attack. It was said that they had no place here this being a music website.
One thing that fueled the rage against political anything here was the interjection of politics into non political threads. I learned that when I did it once or twice.
Remember the kitten bombs? In fact SteelyD once called me out for it in the song comments years ago IIRC. The lesson learned all of those years ago was keep politics in the political threads and do not trash the other threads. His recent post in here was meant to turn this thread back to the topic.
My earlier post was to try and accomplish the same thing. It was ignored, most likely because who I am and what I appear to represent. So I went the other way and brought it full on.
So here we are. While I have long argued that politics is a huge part of music by its very nature, I accepted that there were places that were appropriate and inappropriate to discuss politics here. I guess we have tossed that to the wayside here. Anything goes, anywhere. So be it.
Don't be surprised or object when someone brings up Paula Dean's issues in a cooking or recipe thread as one example of what not to do.
Carry on. I guess we really can't have anything nice anymore.
Posted: Sep 30, 2022 - 7:24am
I just finished working on a project in Manhattan that is right next door to Rogers' Brownstone. The back of it is all glass and had the curtains drawn the whole time I was working on the job. A few weeks before completion one day the curtains were OPEN! What did I see thru the glass? A set of 9 Andy Warhol prints with Chairman Mao Zedong's face.
"Mao's portraits pointed to how political figures are often forced to shape their image in the public eye so that people can accept them and their messages. His use of repeated images suggested that the journey to stardom and celebrity had and has always been characterized by relentless public relations campaigns."
This was an earlier (Mar) post. I think the confusion (disagreement?) for some is he doesnt see much difference between a Putin, Biden, Johnson, Trump...
Roger Waters Calls Putin's Invasion of Ukraine 'The Act of a Gangster'
"I will do everything in my power to help bring peace back to you and your family and your beautiful country," he writes to Ukrainian fan
ROGER WATERS CONDEMNS Russia's invasion of Ukraine in an open letter to 19-year-old Ukrainian woman named Alina Mitrofanova. "I am disgusted by Putin's invasion of Ukraine," he wrote Wednesday.
"It is a criminal mistake in my opinion, the act of a gangster. There must be an immediate ceasefire. I regret that Western governments are fueling the fire that will destroy your beautiful country by pouring arms into Ukraine, instead of engaging in the diplomacy that will be necessary to stop the slaughter."
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ColdMiser
Location: On the Trail
If your focus is to stop the war at all costs, and you bear none of the cost or loss, then it's easy to say negotiate and settle.
Imagine being stopped on the side of the road with your family when a very large, strong man walks up and says "I'll let the rest of you go if you give us your daughter". Of course you say no, and start fighting.
Then, some A-hole with a bunch of fans says... "there's no need to fight... you were given a choice". "You probably would have taken the offer if that loud mouth wife of yours didn't get involved."
The interviews I've seen with Waters on this tour, and his general disdain for the people paying to see him in the country he so hates feels like the last thrash of relevancy for someone with a little too much self-importance.
kurtster wrote:
So please tell me how things are better under Biden than before he took office.
Well, there's this out now instead of then:
haresfur wrote:
Things are better under Biden than they were under trump
I always like a foreign perspective cuz I may be too close to the subject and miss things.
Maybe the Russia thread would have been a better choice, just sayin' ...
Yeah, Waters is a first class asshole in spite of his creative genius.
And to finish trashing this thread ... Trump is a first class asshole, yet he was one hell of a good POTUS in spite of all the shit.
Tell me, are things better under Biden than they were with Trump ?
I cannot laugh hard enough at this.
haresfur
Location: The Golden Triangle
black321 wrote:
Didn't want to put this in the Ukraine thread, as I don't want to give Rog too much credit
I really don't understand how anyone could seemingly "defend" Putin, but i think we also shouldn't ignore the US/Nato role in this mess.
Sure, Zelensky is the leader of a sovereign nation (so was Cuba), but are we that naive to ignore global politics...and the maniac that is ruling Russia?
I think Obama was naive to ignore Putin's taking Crimea. Everything being done now in the way of sanctions should have been done then. Admittedly, I don't think Europe was ready to get on board back then and congress wasn't going to go along with anything he did. Maybe his hands were tied, but he could have at least ramped up the rhetoric.
This remix was released 2 weeks ago. This set is scheduled to be released October 7th. The price has been reduced to $62 as well.
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Pearson will offload its 50% stake in The Economist Group for £469 million ($731 million) as it continues to steer away from news and focus on education.
Most of the shares will be sold to Exor, a European investment company controlled by Italy's billionaire Agnelli family. Exor will purchase 27.8% of its shares, raising its existing shareholding in The Economist Group from 4.7% to 43.4%.
Pearson's (PSO) remaining stock will be repurchased by The Economist Group.
The Group includes the business and current affairs weekly The Economist -- which has a circulation of around 1.6 million -- and other research operations.
It follows Pearson's sale of the Financial Times Group last month, as the British firm seeks to concentrate on its primary business -- its educational textbook and publishing unit.
Japanese publishing group Nikkei Inc. bought the iconic pink business newspaper and a range of other specialist titles for £844 million ($1.3 billion).
"Pearson is now 100% focused on our global education strategy," the firm's chief executive John Fallon said in a statement Wednesday.
The transaction is expected to close at the end of 2015.


Cleveland, OH (92.3 The Fan) – While the Cleveland Browns' defense looks ready for the regular season, their offense does not.
After the passing game dominated the preseason opener against the Giants and the run game took top billing against Buffalo, head coach Hue Jackson had hoped everything would come together against the Eagles Thursday night on national TV.
Despite the defense forcing 4 turnovers and getting a stop on downs in the first half, the offense managed to cash the opportunities in for a whopping 3 points in a 5-0 victory over Philadelphia.
Let's start where we always do – the quarterback.
Starter Tyrod Taylor suffered a left-hand injury in the first quarter.
Jackson said X-rays were negative, but that's not the end of the story because Taylor will undergo further testing on Friday. The hope is Taylor is okay and he will still be ready Sept. 9 against Pittsburgh.
Jackson tempted fate when he decided it would be a great idea to put Taylor back in after receiving the medical clearance to do so in the second quarter. After seeing Taylor hand off the first time with both hands, Jackson should've immediately given the veteran the hook. He didn't, and Taylor played 3 more offensive series – 5 total – before the half in a meaningless preseason game that saw players drop like flies in the first half.
At least Jackson didn't put Baker Mayfield back in after the independent medical observers called down to make sure Mayfield was examined after he tripped over a defender and hit his head on Shon Coleman's leg in the fourth quarter.
Mayfield looked fine after the 5-0 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Taylor was nowhere to be found.
A team spokesman said Taylor underwent treatment during the second half in the locker room before leaving the stadiumwithout talking to reporters.
Meanwhile Mayfield did not look ready for those long-awaited first-team reps in his 2 series before finishing his night of work with the backups in the second half.
Following a beautiful 20-yard completion to Rashard Higgins, Mayfield's first drive stalled and Cleveland turned it over on downs at the 39.
Mayfield was handed a golden opportunity when linebacker Genard Avery strip-sacked Eagles Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles and defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah fell on the loose ball at the Eagles 35. But after Hyde ran for 5 on first down, Mayfield was sacked for a loss of 8 on second down and an incompletion to receiver Jarvis Landry on third down ended that.
Zane Gonzalez accounted for the only offensive scoring with a 54-yard field goal to provide the final score with 14:57 left in the second quarter.
The 'dress rehearsal' turned into a snooze fest from there.
Landry had an unusual night that saw him targeted 10 times but catch just 3 passes for 23 yards. Rookie Antonio Callaway sat out with a groin injury and Josh Gordon watched from the sideline and bench where he chewed on sunflower seeds.
But at least Gordon's around the team, and there's a chance he'll be cleared to practice this weekend, so that's a positive.
Tight end David Njoku caught all 4 of his targets for 25 yards.
The most bizarre sequence offensively of the night came right before Taylor appeared to snap his left wrist in 2.
After running back Carlos Hyde ripped off a 33-yard run and Nick Chubb blew through for another 21 yards to the 11, Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley forgot to run the ball again on the drive. A 10-yard throw to Njoku, who tried but failed to get to the end zone after going airborne inside the 5, put the ball at the 1.
Taylor failed to hit Landry on first, third and fourth down with passes. He misfired on a toss to rookie Damion Ratley on second down too ending another potential for points.
Right tackle Chris Hubbard departed briefly in the second quarter with a leg injury before shaking it off and returning. That's all the Browns need is another offensive lineman to go down but he appears to be fine according to Jackson. They're still awaiting the return of rght guard Kevin Zeitler from a calf injury to finally allow them to have their complete starting 5 for the first time since camp began.
Unfortunately, injuries and Gordon's circumstances haven't allowed the Browns to develop the offensive cohesion we're seeing on the defensive side of the ball and it appears that Haley and Jackson are forced now to wait until the regular season were nothing is guarenteed to come together or fall into place.
The hope is that Taylor is fine, Gordon returns this weekend to practice and is up and running in 16 days and the offensive line magically comes together to provide the running lanes and pass blocking required to win.
The good news is that the run game does look on track but that's about where it ends offensively where there is a lot of work to do and not much time to get healthy so they can get it done.


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Organizational Theory
Hierarchies, Organizational Structure & Culture
Itemize reasons why a hierarchy of authority emerges in an organization, and explain the process of vertical differentiation. How might these constructs apply to the organizational structure and culture?
This is what I have. I was able to answered the first part. I need help With the last question. How might these constructs apply to the organizational structure and culture? I only need a 50 word response.
As an organization grows, differentiation and the division of labor increase, which lead to coordination and motivation problems. The hierarchy of authority in an organization that is designed to benefit the company and the employees. The company grows with the strength of a competent managerial staff, and employees look to management to provide career development. A hierarchy is also a method of maintaining managerial integrity. The hierarchy emerges to coordinate and motivate members by increasing the number of managers and organizational levels. Determining the level of vertical differentiation is a basic design challenge. Managers must determine the shape of the hierarchy, the number of levels, and the span of control (the number of subordinates a manager oversees). The shape of the hierarchy, plus the balance between centralization and decentralization, establish the extent of vertical differentiation.
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In looking at the four basic elements of organizational structure (span of control, centralization, formalization and departmentalization) how does each impact leadership and organizational culture?
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| 12026 | [Test 1][]                     | [test1.cpp][]                   |
| 12156 | [Half of the half][]           | [half_of_the_half.cpp][]        |
| 12176 | [Character Patterns (Act 1)][] | [character_patterns_act1.cpp][] |
| 12177 | [Character Patterns (Act 2)][] | [character_patterns_act2.cpp][] |
| 12178 | [Character Patterns (Act 3)][] | [character_patterns_act3.cpp][] |
| 12180 | [Character Patterns (Act 4)][] | [character_patterns_act4.cpp][] |
| 15708 | [Divisibility][]               | [divisibility.cpp][]            |
| 15710 | [Iterated sums][]              | [iterated_sums.cpp][]           |
| 15711 | [Wow][]                        | [wow.cpp][]                     |
| 17102 | [Fun with Sequences][]         | [fun_with_sequences.cpp][]      |
| 17103 | [Fun with Sequences (Act 2)][] | [fun_with_sequences_act2.cpp][] |
| 17104 | [Fun with Sequences (Act 3)][] | [fun_with_sequences_act3.cpp][] |
| 17921 | [Xor][]                        | [xor.cpp][]                     |
| 17994 | [Cross Pattern (Act 1)][]      | [cross_pattern_act1.cpp][]      |
| 18011 | [Fun with Sequences (Act 6)][] | [fun_with_sequences_act6.cpp][] |
| 18139 | [Substitution cipher][]        | [substitution_cipher.cpp][]     |

[Test 1]:                     http://www.spoj.com/problems/TESTINT/
[Half of the half]:           http://www.spoj.com/problems/STRHH/
[Character Patterns (Act 1)]: http://www.spoj.com/problems/CPTTRN1/
[Character Patterns (Act 2)]: http://www.spoj.com/problems/CPTTRN2/
[Character Patterns (Act 3)]: http://www.spoj.com/problems/CPTTRN3/
[Character Patterns (Act 4)]: http://www.spoj.com/problems/CPTTRN4/
[Divisibility]:               http://www.spoj.com/problems/SMPDIV/
[Iterated sums]:              http://www.spoj.com/problems/SMPSUM/
[Wow]:                        http://www.spoj.com/problems/SMPWOW/
[Fun with Sequences]:         http://www.spoj.com/problems/SMPSEQ3/
[Fun with Sequences (Act 2)]: http://www.spoj.com/problems/SMPSEQ4/
[Fun with Sequences (Act 3)]: http://www.spoj.com/problems/SMPSEQ5/
[Xor]:                        http://www.spoj.com/problems/BSCXOR/
[Cross Pattern (Act 1)]:      http://www.spoj.com/problems/PCROSS1/
[Fun with Sequences (Act 6)]: http://www.spoj.com/problems/SMPSEQ8/
[Substitution cipher]:        http://www.spoj.com/problems/SMPCPH1/

[test1.cpp]:                   test1.cpp
[half_of_the_half.cpp]:        half_of_the_half.cpp
[character_patterns_act1.cpp]: character_patterns_act1.cpp
[character_patterns_act2.cpp]: character_patterns_act2.cpp
[character_patterns_act3.cpp]: character_patterns_act3.cpp
[character_patterns_act4.cpp]: character_patterns_act4.cpp
[divisibility.cpp]:            divisibility.cpp
[iterated_sums.cpp]:           iterated_sums.cpp
[wow.cpp]:                     wow.cpp
[fun_with_sequences.cpp]:      fun_with_sequences.cpp
[fun_with_sequences_act2.cpp]: fun_with_sequences_act2.cpp
[fun_with_sequences_act3.cpp]: fun_with_sequences_act3.cpp
[xor.cpp]:                     xor.cpp
[cross_pattern_act1.cpp]:      cross_pattern_act1.cpp
[fun_with_sequences_act6.cpp]: fun_with_sequences_act6.cpp
[substitution_cipher.cpp]:     substitution_cipher.cpp

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August 9, 2018 Paige Lauren Comedy, Drag Queens, Los Angeles 0
Have you ever laughed so hard your cheeks hurt? I went to the Drag & Drop comedy show at Bar Lubitsch on Sunday July 29th and I'm still in pain. Produced and hosted by the amazingly talented Luis Fernandez, Drag & Drop was a hilarious "all drag" comedy show, Luis and his wife produce comedy shows twice a month, but this was the first with an (almost) entirely drag cast, featuring such iconic talent as co-host Allusia Alusia, Pickle, Jordan Jayro, honorary drag queen Samantha Hale, and the headliner, RuPaul's Drag Race alum, Pandora Boxx; and it was SENSATIONAL!
After the show, tear tracks marring my makeup, I was able to catch up with some of the comedians. First I tracked down co-host (and WERRRK.com's current reigning Queen of Los Angeles!) Allusia. Allusia has been doing stand up for a number of years, and is effortlessly funny. Each time I speak to her, I have a personal mission to make her laugh, like if I can make Allusia laugh maybe my life means something? But anyways I digress. We sat for a moment and I got the chance to ask her, what came first, the comedy or the queen?
"The queen came first, definitely. I was doing drag for 15, 16 years before I started doing comedy. Samantha Hale had me come and open for her show at Laugh Factory, like host the show. That was my first time doing comedy was hosting at Laugh Factory. I had wanted to do comedy for a long time but was terrified of it, because it's so intimate, like drag shows you have all these girls to rely on and you don't really have to be yourself. You just do somebody else's music, stand up comedy you're out there telling your story, so you have to be able to tell like, a ten-minute story seamlessly and be funny. Which is a bit intimidating, but Samantha Hale made me do it… and it worked."
Before I let her go speak to her many adoring fans, in the form of glass bottles behind the bar, I wanted to get some insight on the difference, for a performer such as herself, between doing stand-up, and a typical drag show.
"In a drag show, I'm portraying a character… and I guess there's still a bit of a character on stage doing comedy, but it's more… direct connect to the audience. I'm up there talking about things that have really happened to me, stories about my life, with a funny slant but its things I have actually gone through. You take these horribly embarrassing moments from your life, and you entertain people with them. And you can't really do that with a drag show, because you're doing something else, but these comedy shows you get to tell people about your life. It's like talking to a friend, but it's a crowd full of people."
Next I set out to find one of my other favorite LA queens, Pickle. She's 7'7" and was wearing a beautiful sparkly cocktail dress, so it didn't take me long. I see Pickle each week at brunch, so I been knew she's funny, but seeing her stand-up set was like stepping out of your black and white Kansas house into Technicolor Oz. As with Allusia, I was curious, what does Pickle get from doing comedy that she doesn't get from her regular gigs, I craned my neck long enough to ask.
"Well, it's not money! [Big laugh, small contemplative pause.] Joy. I love to write and I love to tell stories, and I just get so much pleasure from it, I mean I get to do a lot of that in the club, but it's always nice to perform for people who are here to see a show, and especially when the audience, like tonight, was so supportive and lovely, it's great."
So did Pickle adopt the comedy? Or was she born in it, molded by it? In a word: duh!
"I've always been a joke and now I'm a female one."
Finally I got a chance to speak to Samantha Hale. Now I just want to break this down for you guys really quick: I am a HUGE fan of Samantha, I think she's gorgeous and super talented, she has so many amazing credits, not just in comedy, and I feel like she's kind of my spirit animal as far as her love for queens goes. She has long ago earned the title of Honorary Queen, though she's never technically done drag. She just hangs with the queens, and is besties with them, and travels with them, and is honestly everything I want to be when I grow up (I'm pretty sure she's only like 2 years older than me too.) So this was a big deal for me. I took several deep breaths, and spoke to her briefly about what it is about drag artists that draws her, as a comedian, into their orbit.
"I think what a lot of straight women admire in drag queens is that they take the most confident, beautiful, empowered parts of womanhood and put it all into one package. And when you see that it's very empowering. For me, I've really learned to find my voice through my drag friends; they encourage me to be who I actually am. And if something is risky, if it's a dark subject, if it's a dark joke, they say "fuck it, do it!" and if you kill with half the room and not with the other half, who cares? Because that half is going to follow you and your career and love what you do. So they push me into the kind of… just do it [mentality.] And of course, being in the dressing rooms, being around all the girls, all we do is verbally harass each other, that's how we show love, so that also has made me stronger as a performer."
While I didn't get a chance to sit down with everyone (to be quite honest, I got too shy to try to talk to Pandora, but her outfit was a fierce gothic Moulin Rouge fantasy) every single person who took the stage made me laugh. I chuckled, guffawed, slapped the table and did that white people thing where you look around to make sure everyone else gets how funny this is too. I would absolutely recommend this show, and any comedy show that Luis Fernandez produces, to anyone who has a sense of humor. Once again, they happen about twice a month, and always at Bar Lubitsch. The next Drag & Drop will happen on August 12th, for more news make sure to follow Luis and the rest of the cast on Instagram, links below!
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text: Q: formal explanation/proof of an intuitive fact If we know that $\sum_{k=1}^{n} f(k)<\sum_{k=1}^{n} g(k)$ then we also know that for at least one $k$, $g(k)>f(k)$ holds. My idea to explain this would be: Let's assume the contrary so that $g(k)\leq f(k)$ holds for every $k$. Then $\sum_{k=1}^{n} f(k) \geq \sum_{k=1}^{n} g(k)$ follows and we arrive at a contradiction! Therefore $g(k)>f(k)$ holds for at least one $k$. Is this correct?


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The Handmaid's Tale Reading, Writing, and Storytelling
This isn't a story I'm telling.
It's also a story I'm telling, in my head, as I go along.
Tell, rather than write, because I have nothing to write with and writing is in any case forbidden. But if it's a story, even in my head, I must be telling it to someone. You don't tell a story only to yourself. There's always someone else. (7.34-36)
Usually when we're reading a piece of literature, we suspend our disbelief about how that story got to us. In other words, we don't think about how the narrator or character we're learning about got his or her story onto paper. The narrator makes that impossible here by addressing an implied reader. She seems to be telling the story both to herself and to this "someone else" to stave off loneliness.
I am trying not to tell stories, or at any rate not this one. (9.2)
There's a slippage here between fiction and reality. The narrator says she doesn't want to "tell stories," as in falsehoods or lies, but then she adds "not this one." So how much of her story is true?
I sit in the chair and think about the word chair. It can also mean the leader of a meeting. It can also mean a mode of execution. It is the first syllable in charity. It is the French word for flesh. None of these facts has any connection with the others.
These are the kinds of litanies I use, to compose myself. (19.8-9)
The narrator is often thinking about words and their meanings, origins, uses, etc. Even though she's not allowed to read anymore, the narrator clings to words like lifejackets, using them "to compose [her]self." The words and their various meanings remind her of who she is.
When I get out of here, if I'm ever able to set this down, in any form, even in the form of one voice to another, it will be a reconstruction then too, at yet another remove. It's impossible to say a thing exactly the way it was, because what you say can never be exact, you always have to leave something out. (23.3)
Here the narrator provides an excuse for why her story isn't always the absolute truth or "exactly the way it was." She's already creating a "reconstruction" by telling this story, so if she wrote it later it would just be another one. Her statement "if I'm ever able to set this down" is tricky in light of the book's ending, which says that everything we just read has been transcribed from an audiotape. So is what we're reading what's already "set down"? Or did the narrator write it elsewhere, later? Should this be proof of her escape or that she didn't make it?
In fact I don't think about anything of the kind. I put it in only afterwards. Maybe I should have thought about that, at the time, but I didn't. As I said, this is a reconstruction. (23.57)
Here, the narrator undermines the "truthiness" of her narrative. She tells us she did something and then takes it back: "I don't think about anything of the kind. I put it in only afterwards." This admission also takes us out of the present moment of the narrative, making it seem less real and immediate.
This is what she says, whispers, more or less. I can't remember exactly, because I had no way of writing it down. I've filled it out for her as much as I can: we didn't have much time so she just gave the outlines. [...] I've tried to make it sound as much like her as I can. It's a way of keeping her alive. (38.37)
The narrator explains why she tells this part of Moira's story in Moira's voice, rather than in the third person, as she told others' stories earlier in the book. She says this is "a way of keeping [Moira] alive" and of helping her imagine Moira is with her again.
Here is what I'd like to tell. I'd like to tell a story about how Moira escaped, for good this time. Or if I couldn't tell that, I'd like to say she blew up Jezebel's, with fifty Commanders inside it. I'd like her to end with something daring and spectacular, some outrage, something that would befit her. But as far as I know that didn't happen. I don't know how she ended, or even if she did, because I never saw her again. (38.69)
The narrator is using imagination as wish fulfillment here. As she tells her audience this story, she invents "something daring and spectacular" that "befit[s]" her best friend. Then, sadly, she has to return to the more prosaic reality: she doesn't know what happened to Moira, and neither do we.
I wish this story were different. I wish it were more civilized. I wish it showed me in a better light [...] I wish it had more shape. I wish it were about love [...] (41.1)
In contrast to the moments in the text when the narrator seems unreliable, here she reinforces her reliability by stating what the story isn't and lamenting what it is. She treats it as a real fact that can't be altered—in contrast to moments where she calls it a "reconstruction" (23.57). Because she does so, it seems like she doesn't have the power to change it.
I've only been to one of these before, two years ago. Women's Salvagings are not frequent. There is less need for them. These days we are so well behaved.
I don't want to be telling this story. (42.6-7)
Even though the narrator doesn't "want to be telling this story," she is. Why? Why is this such an essential element of the story that's unfolding? Maybe this episode is like medicine, included for our own good. Maybe it's included because it's such an essential part of what comes after. Maybe the narrator doesn't want to talk about it because of her fear that she might be Salvaged one day.
I have seen the kicking feet and the two in black who now seize hold of them and drag downward with all their weight. I don't want to see it anymore. I look at the grass instead. I describe the rope. (42.27)
Even though the executions aren't something the narrator "want[s] to see [...] anymore," she still includes them in her story by describing a previous one. It's as though even though she doesn't want to watch what happens, she can't escape it. She still has to go to the Salvaging, and because she has to go, we have to read about it too.


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Meet The CWG Volunteers: 72-Year-Old, NHS Workers, Indian Techie
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Birmingham: A 72-year-old retired teacher, a 20 year-old engineering student, NHS nurses and an Indian techie are among the 13,000 'happy faces' who are volunteering at the ongoing Commonwealth Games here. A lot of them are lovers of sports while others want to give it back to "Birmingham", a city that has been nice to them. Volunteers are vital to success of any major sporting event and coming from all walks of life, they are doing all they can to 'make a difference'.
"I have never done something like this. I wanted to do my bit for the city where I have lived all my life. I am retired now, I don't want to go (die) sitting on a chair, sipping hot chocolate and watching television.
"I want to remain in a high-paced environment till the end. You want to keep working," 72-year-old Barry Leig Prever told PTI.
Those interested had to enrol themselves for the volunteering program last year with minimum age requirement being 18. No upper limit was set, like it is usually the case in multi-sporting events.
Since it is not a paid job, getting to be part of the Games is a major attraction.
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"I love badminton. P V Sindhu is my favourite player. With this I can serve the city of Birmingham and also get to guide the athletes in a small way," the 50-year-old from Jaipur said.
Nurses from UK's National Health Service (NHS) are also part of the medical services. The NHS workers were hailed for their selfless work during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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"I am doing my PhD in sports science and this event is all about sports. It is a melting pot as well and you get to meet people from all around the world," added 24-year-old Georgia.
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Q: Is converge pointwise with this property implies uniform convergence? Let $(f_n)_{n\in\mathbb N}\in (\mathbb C^{[a,b]})^{\mathbb N}$ which validates the property :
$\forall \varepsilon >0, \exists\delta>0, \forall x,y\in[a,b], |x-y|\le\delta \implies \forall n\in \mathbb N, |f_n(x)-f_n(y)|\le \varepsilon$
If $(f_n)_n$ converge pointwise, will $(f_n)_n$ converge uniformly ?
It seems to be working. Though I don't know how to begin.


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1. T.D. Whitaker, Life of Sir George Radcliffe, 159.
2. W.P. Courtney, Parl. Rep. of Cornw. 266-7; Hist. Cornw. ed. S. Drew, i. 655-6; R. Carew, Survey of Cornw. ed. P. White, 104; C219/35/1/158; J. Polsue, Complete Parochial Hist. of Cornw. i. 169; E179/88/297; CSP Dom. 1639, p. 62.
3. Hist. Cornw. i. 656; C219/37/27-8; 219/38/52-3; 219/39/39, 57; 219/40/267, 284; 219/41B/141.
4. C2/Jas.I/R4/25; Vivian, Vis. Devon, 654, 791.
5. Polsue, iii. 305; J.K. Gruenfelder, Influence in Early Stuart Elections, 129.
7. Wentworth Pprs. ed. J.P. Cooper (Cam. Soc. ser. 4. xii), 278-9; R. Cust, Forced Loan, 38, 61, 197, 201, 219, 227; CD 1628, ii. 376.
9. Vivian, Vis. Cornw. 268; Misc. Gen. et Her. (ser. 3), iv. 20; HMC Hatfield, ix. 405; Gruenfelder, 36.
10. Vivian, Vis. Cornw. 476.
11. D. and S. Lysons, Magna Britannia, vi: Devon, 252; C142/282/82; Vivian, Vis. Cornw. 268.
12. CD 1628, ii. 33.


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December 06, 2018 Minnesota Wild @ Calgary Flames Smith's series of great saves Mike Smith makes multiple saves before catching Greg Pateryn's shot with his glove to keep the game scoreless in the 1st period
September 24, 2018 Winnipeg Jets @ Calgary Flames Suess' redirection goal CJ Suess sets up at the far post and tips in Jacob Trouba's terrific pass to put the Jets up by two in the 3rd
September 24, 2018 Winnipeg Jets @ Calgary Flames Lomberg's crafty tally Ryan Lomberg beats the defense and fires a tricky shot from the circle that beats Laurent Brossoit five-hole, doubling the Flames' advantage
September 24, 2018 Winnipeg Jets @ Calgary Flames Niku's late tally in the 1st Sami Niku skates into the circle and unleashes a wrister that finds the back of the net with 12 seconds left in the 1st
February 17, 2018 Florida Panthers @ Calgary Flames Hamilton's third goal of the game Dougie Hamilton gets a fortuitous bounce on a sharp-angle shot that gets past Roberto Luongo to complete his first career hat trick in the 3rd
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MarTech » Digital Transformation » Building a community: Thursday's daily brief
Building a community: Thursday's daily brief
Plus, TransUnion launches TruAudience.
Kim Davis on August 26, 2021 at 9:49 am
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Good morning, Marketers, and do you have a Charlie Watts on your team?
I'm still processing the news of the passing of the legendary drummer. The music of The Rolling Stones was a constant presence in my life, from childhood through my teen years (I saw them live once, many years ago).
Watts, as I'm sure you all know, had the virtues of steadiness and simplicity. He was a rock solid beat-keeper for almost 60 years. Whether you're in a marketing organization or some other business team, I'm sure you recognize the value of the person who comes in and gets the job done every day (even if not for six decades). But there's more than that.
The steadiness didn't eliminate flair. It didn't stop him, when appropriate, to drop slightly behind the predicted beat (Keith Richards was usually way behind); it didn't eliminate the cowbells, a whole gamut of little extra touches. But that never turned into showboat soloing. I think everyone would benefit from having a Charlie on the team.
Kim Davis
Welcome to community marketing
"I was just being selfish. I wanted a way to talk to people who understood what I was doing — which is the entire ethos of community." "A lot of people feel isolated and wonder why they can't find someone that gets them — and you can find that online in the right places."
The first comment came from Mike Rizzo, telling me how the MO Pros community of marketing operations professionals started out as a Slack channel. The second came from Melanie Aronson, founder of Panion, a community engagement platform. Community. The latest shiny object or something brands need to put on their roadmap?
Sarah Cascone, Senior Director of Marketing at Bluecore, sees community as being especially valuable in the B2B space. "A B2B company doesn't have the same emotional attachment for a customer as say a brand or retailer, where the product or mission of the company is part of the customer's lifestyle. So when you create a passionate community behind what a B2B company stands for, I think that's when it really gets interesting – because it's no longer about the product."
"Community is tremendously important moving forward for businesses," said Rizzo. "Community as a function of business and a function of practice has been a long time coming. It's just maturing. You need the technology to enable these things."
TransUnion launches TruAudience
Global information company TransUnion has announced the launch of TruAudience, a new suite of data solutions for marketers. The launch represents the culmination of acquisitions and partnerships by TransUnion in recent years, making the company a significant presence in the adtech landscape, especially in streaming video.
As part of the launch, Tru Optik (which TransUnion acquired last year) becomes the TruAudience Data Marketplace. Streaming media advertisers can use the marketplace to access audience segments through a myriad of partners, including Kantar, Comscore, Lotame, IHS Market and NCSolutions.
Another part of the new suite is the TruAudience Platform, which includes a proprietary identity graph and enables marketers to use multikey matching and machine learning to onboard first-party data while also modeling audiences for campaigns. The third major piece is TruAudience Identity, which promises three-dimensional, omnichannel views of individuals, devices and households.
Why we care. Audiences are now cutting the cord and taking up streaming options for their TV needs. What marketers now see is a mass market of TV watchers that can be reached through digital channels to be served addressable ads and cross-channel messaging. But many consumers are also still cautious about privacy, so brands require the most tech-forward platforms and identity solutions to ensure that their campaigns are privacy compliant.
Taking advantage of intelligent data from TransUnion and their partners (much in the way Experian has also mobilized anonymized financial data with an identity solution) requires a broad network of adtech players. As a result, TruAudience aims to deliver insights into 98% of U.S. adults and over 127 million households, according to the company.
Recent articles that got our attention
Afghan all-girl robotics team safely evacuated. It's a relief to see a small piece of good news coming out of the Afghanistan situation. Along with some hundreds of journalists and other media workers, a five-girl robotics team (youngest member 14) has been safely evacuated from Afghanistan to Mexico. The team has won international robotics competitions "and started work in March on an open-source, low-cost ventilator as the coronavirus pandemic hit the war-torn nation."
Is Amazon making a u-turn from digital? Amidst unconfirmed rumors that Amazon, having acquired brick and mortar Whole Foods, may be planning to create a chain of new-concept retail stores, The Atlantic's Amanda Mull furnishes some interesting observations on how the shipping crisis might undermine online shopping.
Three key points:
Free and, at best, fast shipping from Amazon Prime encourages consumers to make multiple individual purchases rather than bundle products together;
The rocketing volume of online shopping over the last 18 months has pushed shipping infrastructure to a breaking point. "There is no clear way for the industry to keep up if demand continues to grow."
The biggest problem is the "last mile" of delivery, especially to remote customers.
Can Amazon, of all companies, be thinking that it makes more sense and is more cost-efficient to make people shop in-store rather than online? That's unlikely to be the craziest story of 2021, but crazy it is.
"Where I think agencies need to step up is that a lot of them are stuck there and not moving into the next phase of changing ways of working. For instance, making sure DE&I is infused into how you write a brief or how you approach your clients." Devin O'Loughlin, Global Chief DE&I and Communications Manager, Rapp Worldwide
Kim Davis is the Editorial Director of MarTech. Born in London, but a New Yorker for over two decades, Kim started covering enterprise software ten years ago. His experience encompasses SaaS for the enterprise, digital- ad data-driven urban planning, and applications of SaaS, digital technology, and data in the marketing space. He first wrote about marketing technology as editor of Haymarket's The Hub, a dedicated marketing tech website, which subsequently became a channel on the established direct marketing brand DMN. Kim joined DMN proper in 2016, as a senior editor, becoming Executive Editor, then Editor-in-Chief a position he held until January 2020. Prior to working in tech journalism, Kim was Associate Editor at a New York Times hyper-local news site, The Local: East Village, and has previously worked as an editor of an academic publication, and as a music journalist. He has written hundreds of New York restaurant reviews for a personal blog, and has been an occasional guest contributor to Eater.


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Social media can threaten medical experiments
Testing new pharmaceutical treatments is a complicated process. Very often, participants have preferences or hopes, either about what the test should measure or about what the outcome should be. Patients often enrol in the trial seeking access to experimental drugs while physicians usually have guesses about which treatment will work better. The sponsor will only recover millions of investment in the drug development if the trial is successful.
Making sure that all these preferences do not shape the outcome of the test is crucial for its credibility. For that reason, treatments are often masked -"blinded" - so that neither physicians nor patients in the trial know who is receiving what treatments. In the age of the internet and social media, however, trial participants can easily find each other - through patient groups for example - to discuss and compare treatments and outcomes, potentially unblinding the trial. But how common is that and what impact could it have on medical research?
Since the 1960s, the randomised clinical trial (RCT) has been the standardised experimental template for assessing the safety and efficacy of new drugs. The experiment compares the outcomes of a group of patients who receive the new drug, with those of a group of like patients who do not. It is designed to neutralise or even out effects or forces that could shape outcomes through a number of features called "controls". Blinding is one of the default controls for the preferences of participants in such trials.
If the trial compares a new drug and a placebo, for instance, both treatments should ideally look, taste and smell the same. This way, the participants can only guess what they are getting: some of those guesses will be correct, most will be not.
If blinding fails and there is systematic correlation between patient or doctor preferences and the trial outcome, the test is regarded as biased. While there typically is no proof, it is then very likely that the allocation of treatments hasn't been neutral: patients may have swapped treatments, or doctors may have assigned their favourite drug to one group of patients. And a biased outcome is not useful for making decisions about drugs. In order to authorise its use, pharmaceutical regulators require a faithful estimate of the treatment effects, and as neutral as possible regarding the conflicting interests of the stakeholders.
The warrants of isolation
The success of blinding so far has depended to great extent on the participants making their guesses alone. If patients could compare their own experiences and health data it would be a lot easier for them to guess one own's treatment: if they are receiving different treatments, the effects could likely differ as well.
In the 1980s, the test of AZT, the first successful retroviral against AIDS, gave a hint of what could happen when patients coordinate. Many US-based AIDS patients had taken part in the gay rights campaigns of the 1970s. They entered the fight with AIDS as a community and when the AZT trial came up they acted together. Nobody wanted to take the placebo, so patients swapped pills, had them analysed by chemists and dropped out of the experiment if they could not access AZT. They broke the trial protocol in a way that made the US Food and Drug Administration reconsider its testing standards. The trial was also terminated early.
This degree of coordination between patients was until recently the exception. Digital networks might now transform the exception into the rule. Patient communities have grown greatly on the internet, ranging from simple mailing lists or Facebook groups to dedicated websites. PatientsLikeMe is one such digital platform: in 2011-2012 a group of ALS patients taking part in an early clinical trial used its message boards to share their experiences in the test, unblinding the treatment they were receiving and breaking the protocol.
Some also took a homebrew solution designed to mimic the experimental drug during the experiment. Despite that, the original trial and the parallel experiment were completed. Researchers from the platform PatientsLikeMe, however, warned about the risks of taking homebrew compounds and called for a debate on how patients and researchers could work together.
There have been similar cases with treatments for muscular dystrophy and common diseases like Hepatitis C on social media sites including Facebook. This goes to show that people can quickly come together for disparate causes - they don't even need specific patient groups to do it.
Tech platforms might become key players in the reform of a standard. That said, as in the case of the AZT trial, some might actually welcome the end of blinding as a victory of patients over pharmaceutical interests. But the problem with physicians or patients having preferences about treatments - which was the reason behind the development of blinding in the first place - will still be there.
Unless statisticians find new ways to deal with unblinded data, decisions of patients and prescribing doctors who rely on evidence from clinical trials will be consequently affected.
Authors: Niccol Tempini - Research Fellow in Data Studies, University of Exeter | David Teira - Associate Professor of the Philosophy of Science, UNED - Universidad Nacional de Educacin a Distancia
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Q: Getting value repeated for next year if value is recurring I have a record for project and release number and I need to repeat the row in next year if value is recurring.
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Explanation of output: In year 2017 value_type ITA has frequency as Recurring so, This value should be repeated in all next year(i.e 2018, 2019 and 2020). like that in year 2018 OC and PA is recurring so it also need to repeated in 2019 and 2020.
For that I created a new view for only recurring value and tried to join that view with base table. But it is not giving me proper result.
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111         1           2016        IR         INCOME  10000       NULL        NULL
111         1           2016        IT         EXPENSE 0           NULL        NULL
111         1           2016        OC         EXPENSE -200000     NULL        NULL
111         1           2016        Vendor     EXPENSE -5000       NULL        NULL
111         1           2017        BC         INCOME  200000      NULL        NULL
111         1           2017        ITA        INCOME  5000        5000        Recurring
111         1           2017        OC         EXPENSE -200000     NULL        NULL
111         1           2018        ITA        INCOME  5000        5000        NULL
111         1           2018        OC         EXPENSE -10000      -10000      Recurring
111         1           2018        PA         INCOME  100000      100000      Recurring
111         1           2019        icc        INCOME  500         NULL        NULL
111         1           2019        ITA        INCOME  5000        5000        NULL
111         1           2019        OC         EXPENSE -10000      -10000      NULL
111         1           2019        PA         INCOME  100000      100000      NULL
111         1           2020        NULL       NULL    NULL        NULL        NULL
111         1           2020        ITA        INCOME  5000        5000        NULL
111         1           2020        OC         EXPENSE -10000      -10000      NULL
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British engineers are developing a new type of defence system that uses lasers to incapacitate pirates by dazzling them
British engineers are developing a new type of defence system that uses lasers to incapacitate pirates by dazzling them as they approach a ship.
The non-lethal weapon, which has been developed by defence company BAE Systems, is effective against moving targets more than a mile away.
The company has started developing the laser in response to the growing threat from pirates to commercial vessels, particularly off the coast of Somalia where there have been several high profile hijackings.
The device effectively hides the vessel carrying it in a bright green glare from the laser, forcing the pirates off course and leaving them unable to aim their weapons accurately.
"We are using the laser as a kind of dummy sun that we can hide the vessel behind," said Roy Clarke, BAE Systems Advanced Technology Centre.
"As you go up in power with a laser, you get to a point looking at it creates a big bright light that dominates everything in your field of view."
BAE has conducted trials on the laser at the Pershore Laser Trials Range in Worchester.
It can work in day light as well as night by directing a concentrated three foot wide beam of bright green light at a target which can temporarily dazzle anyone who looks at it.
The system is being developed so that it can be used with high frequency surface radar that can pick up the kind of fast small vessels used by Somali pirates.
The system would then automatically direct the laser towards the target. It can also rapidly fire beams at multiple targets to produce an intensive flickering effect that increases the dazzle affect.
The laser uses powers within the safety limits that do not cause blindness in case the system mistakes an innocent vessel as a threat.
Bryan Hore, the head of BAE Systems new antipiracy arm, said: "We have started to look at the piracy issue over the past 18 months due to the increasing threats to vessels around the Gulf of Aden and the Arabian Sea.
"The laser provides a secondary capability over larger distances as it can act like a warning.
"Pirates approaching a vessel rely on the element of surprise, so by detecting those vessels and directing a laser onto them more than a kilometre away, it provides a clear signal to them.
"As the pirates come closer to about 400 or 500 metres of the ship, the power of the laser can be increased so that it affects their concentration and distracts them.
"We are also going to look at how different patterns and flickering can increase that affect."
It comes after it emerged the British military command post running naval operations against Somali pirates is threatened with closure under cost cutting plans.
More than 600 sailors are currently thought to being held hostage by Somali pirates, who have hijacked 47 vessels this year. There were 440 piracy incidents worldwide in 2010 and 51 hijackings.
But the pirates are not just targeting commercial tankers and cargo ships. British couple Paul and Rachel Chandler were held for more than a year when a gang of pirates snatched them from their yacht as they made a round the world trip.
The laser, which will have to be approved for use under the UN's protocol on blinding laser weapons before it can be deployed on ships, could also be mounted on smaller yachts to help protect them from being targeted.
By Richard Gray, Science Correspondent 8:45AM GMT 09 Jan 2011
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