You've submitted your dissertation and walked out of your final exam. The feeling of relief is overwhelming, but in the back of your mind your thinking what's next?
Surely a graduate with a degree in a Software & Web Development discipline won't have a problem finding a job with the well-publicised current skills shortage in the IT market?
As a fresh graduate with limited experience of the market, it can be difficult to know where to start to find a graduate job in IT and Technology..
You've heard the famous saying "by failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." This rings true when it comes to finding your first graduate role.
Many employers begin searching for graduate developers months before your graduation date, so it is important to start preparing your CV long before you officially graduate.
This is essential to make sure you stand out as a fresh graduate in the industry and illustrates your passion for your subject matter - be it coding or design.
There are many ways you can do this but I recommend developing your own portfolio website to showcase your skills and projects from university and also any projects you have done alongside your degree (this is always a bonus!).
Creating your own Github profile and LinkedIn accounts exemplify that you are enthusiastic about your career and allows potential employers to easily access your most recent work and contact you about potential vacancies.
This can be a key deciding factor when choosing between applicants to bring forward for interview.
With your CV potentially being one of hundreds applying for the same developer role, it's essential that this is the best representation of you as a Software & Web Developer.
Include all of your technical skills you have gained at University and how you have implemented them in specific projects / modules.
What you have learnt in your own time? Where do your technical strengths / interests lie?
To really make your CV stand out above the rest it is important to include links to any examples of work, portfolios, LinkedIn, Github etc. - and make sure they are up to date!
As you will know only too well, the IT & Technology industry is constantly changing with new technologies being released.
It's beneficial as a graduate developer to show that you are keen to keep up to date with the latest trends and get involved with your local technical community.
With hundreds of conferences and tech meet ups taking place around the UK there is no excuse not to get involved, meet industry professionals and potentially pick up some new skills along the way!
If you're based here in Manchester, check out the Manchester Digital calendar for upcoming Tech events close to you.
These are just a few tips to help you kick start your career journey and land your first graduate role in this rapidly growing and competitive Tech industry.
If you need any further help / advice please don't hesitate to contact myself or one of our team.


Over the past week since my last entry, I've been putting constant thought towards my next update, but haven't been able to firmly nail down what to address. I try to focus myself by asking the question "what is it I'm trying to communicate?" Immediately, I'm flooded with so many different ideas itching to be transposed from thought to text, but as I start mapping one out mentally, I trace dependencies on other past events/people/places that I'd need to also write about in order to provide full and proper context and get overwhelmed by all that needs to be written. It feels like I need to author an autobiography of my life so far for everything I have to say to make sense, but it also feels ridiculous to put time and energy in diving deep into the past when my present and the subsequent future demand are so demanding of my attention.
I tell myself that I'd already have it done after all these years if I'd spent even a fraction of the time I've put into that repeated deliberation towards writing, and that it probably wouldn't end up taking nearly as long as I imagine it would if I made a concentrated effort. Once I get those doubts pushed out of the way, I leave myself confronted by my final and greatest hesitation: the burdens and responsibilities of disclosing truths.
Little over a decade ago, when the beginnings of my inward spiral were freshly transpired, I took to the internet and wrote about them. Since the internet was screen-name driven and largely anonymous at that time, I was safe behind the cover of whatever LiveJournal username I had in use at the time. So I wrote about myself, my family, and what had happened then, overflowing with unbridled rage and hatred. I removed them from the web sometime in the early 2000's, and since then have not allowed myself to write about them until I'd achieved the capacity to revisit those memories without being affected by them; emotional bias has a tendency to skew the truth, and likely being the only documented perspective on the events of my past, I've been very hesistant to believe myself capable of creating a record that accurately reflects reality.
Even if I now feel myself capable of doing so, my life hasn't always been the isolated existence I've forced on myself in the recent years. Even if I were to avoid using names and stuck to relative references to people, public records and online social networks make it very easy to pinpoint a person's identity. I've made my peace with airing my personal past public knowledge, but the inherent nature of also making parts of other peoples' past as well in the process isn't lost on me. And it makes the thought of playing the part of historian feel like a very arrogant prospect.
But at this point, it's just something that has to be done – my alternative is to throw in the towel and sweep everything under the rug by purging all of my internet records, which even then wouldn't guarantee anonymity and something I refuse to ever do again. So over the past few days, I've been firing up Scrivener in small stints, getting familiarized with the application and cobbling together the story of the past 28 years. My expectation is the more I get through it, the more I'll be able to work out those reservations I have through refinement.
Good luck with Scrivener, friend!
Thanks. Trying to keep the momentum going, and make 2015 the year I really get back in the saddle on this whole writing/blogging business.


text:
module RSpec::Core
  # A reporter will send notifications to listeners, usually formatters for the
  # spec suite run.
  class Reporter
    # @private
    RSPEC_NOTIFICATIONS = Set.new(
      [
        :close, :deprecation, :deprecation_summary, :dump_failures, :dump_pending,
        :dump_profile, :dump_summary, :example_failed, :example_group_finished,
        :example_group_started, :example_passed, :example_pending, :example_started,
        :message, :seed, :start, :start_dump, :stop, :example_finished
      ])

    def initialize(configuration)
      @configuration = configuration
      @listeners = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = Set.new }
      @examples = []
      @failed_examples = []
      @pending_examples = []
      @duration = @start = @load_time = nil
    end

    # @private
    attr_reader :examples, :failed_examples, :pending_examples

    # @private
    def reset
      @examples = []
      @failed_examples = []
      @pending_examples = []
      @profiler = Profiler.new if defined?(@profiler)
    end

    # @private
    def setup_profiler
      @profiler = Profiler.new
      register_listener @profiler, *Profiler::NOTIFICATIONS
    end

    # Registers a listener to a list of notifications. The reporter will send
    # notification of events to all registered listeners.
    #
    # @param listener [Object] An obect that wishes to be notified of reporter
    #   events
    # @param notifications [Array] Array of symbols represents the events a
    #   listener wishes to subscribe too
    def register_listener(listener, *notifications)
      notifications.each do |notification|
        @listeners[notification.to_sym] << listener
      end
      true
    end

    # @private
    def registered_listeners(notification)
      @listeners[notification].to_a
    end

    # @overload report(count, &block)
    # @overload report(count, &block)
    # @param expected_example_count [Integer] the number of examples being run
    # @yield [Block] block yields itself for further reporting.
    #
    # Initializes the report run and yields itself for further reporting. The
    # block is required, so that the reporter can manage cleaning up after the
    # run.
    #
    # @example
    #
    #     reporter.report(group.examples.size) do |r|
    #       example_groups.map {|g| g.run(r) }
    #     end
    #
    def report(expected_example_count)
      start(expected_example_count)
      begin
        yield self
      ensure
        finish
      end
    end

    # @private
    def start(expected_example_count, time=RSpec::Core::Time.now)
      @start = time
      @load_time = (@start - @configuration.start_time).to_f
      notify :seed, Notifications::SeedNotification.new(@configuration.seed, seed_used?)
      notify :start, Notifications::StartNotification.new(expected_example_count, @load_time)
    end

    # @param message [#to_s] A message object to send to formatters
    #
    # Send a custom message to supporting formatters.
    def message(message)
      notify :message, Notifications::MessageNotification.new(message)
    end

    # @param event [Symbol] Name of the custom event to trigger on formatters
    # @param options [Hash] Hash of arguments to provide via `CustomNotification`
    #
    # Publish a custom event to supporting registered formatters.
    # @see RSpec::Core::Notifications::CustomNotification
    def publish(event, options={})
      if RSPEC_NOTIFICATIONS.include? event
        raise "RSpec::Core::Reporter#publish is intended for sending custom " \
              "events not internal RSpec ones, please rename your custom event."
      end
      notify event, Notifications::CustomNotification.for(options)
    end

    # @private
    def example_group_started(group)
      notify :example_group_started, Notifications::GroupNotification.new(group) unless group.descendant_filtered_examples.empty?
    end

    # @private
    def example_group_finished(group)
      notify :example_group_finished, Notifications::GroupNotification.new(group) unless group.descendant_filtered_examples.empty?
    end

    # @private
    def example_started(example)
      @examples << example
      notify :example_started, Notifications::ExampleNotification.for(example)
    end

    # @private
    def example_finished(example)
      notify :example_finished, Notifications::ExampleNotification.for(example)
    end

    # @private
    def example_passed(example)
      notify :example_passed, Notifications::ExampleNotification.for(example)
    end

    # @private
    def example_failed(example)
      @failed_examples << example
      notify :example_failed, Notifications::ExampleNotification.for(example)
    end

    # @private
    def example_pending(example)
      @pending_examples << example
      notify :example_pending, Notifications::ExampleNotification.for(example)
    end

    # @private
    def deprecation(hash)
      notify :deprecation, Notifications::DeprecationNotification.from_hash(hash)
    end

    # @private
    def finish
      close_after do
        stop
        notify :start_dump,    Notifications::NullNotification
        notify :dump_pending,  Notifications::ExamplesNotification.new(self)
        notify :dump_failures, Notifications::ExamplesNotification.new(self)
        notify :deprecation_summary, Notifications::NullNotification
        unless mute_profile_output?
          notify :dump_profile, Notifications::ProfileNotification.new(@duration, @examples,
                                                                       @configuration.profile_examples,
                                                                       @profiler.example_groups)
        end
        notify :dump_summary, Notifications::SummaryNotification.new(@duration, @examples, @failed_examples,
                                                                     @pending_examples, @load_time)
        notify :seed, Notifications::SeedNotification.new(@configuration.seed, seed_used?)
      end
    end

    # @private
    def close_after
      yield
    ensure
      close
    end

    # @private
    def stop
      @duration = (RSpec::Core::Time.now - @start).to_f if @start
      notify :stop, Notifications::ExamplesNotification.new(self)
    end

    # @private
    def notify(event, notification)
      registered_listeners(event).each do |formatter|
        formatter.__send__(event, notification)
      end
    end

    # @private
    def abort_with(msg, exit_status)
      message(msg)
      close
      exit!(exit_status)
    end

  private

    def close
      notify :close, Notifications::NullNotification
    end

    def mute_profile_output?
      # Don't print out profiled info if there are failures and `--fail-fast` is
      # used, it just clutters the output.
      !@configuration.profile_examples? || (@configuration.fail_fast? && @failed_examples.size > 0)
    end

    def seed_used?
      @configuration.seed && @configuration.seed_used?
    end
  end

  # @private
  # # Used in place of a {Reporter} for situations where we don't want reporting output.
  class NullReporter
    def self.method_missing(*)
      # ignore
    end
    private_class_method :method_missing
  end
end

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(Monday, December 3, 2018) – As I look back on the last eight years serving as your City Commissioner, what comes to mind first and foremost are the citizens of this great City. I have some of the nicest, smartest and actively engaged individuals of all ages, and it's been extremely rewarding to serve you. When I was elected eight years ago, I made a promise to always be available to our residents and ensure that they have a voice. I am proud of the fact that I never missed a Commission Meeting and feel lucky to have met many of you at City events, several of whom have become friends.
I would also like to thank the staff of the City Manager and City Attorney's offices who do a spectacular job running our City. Additionally, many thanks to our Police Department who help keep our City one of the safest in the County. And lastly, to my incredible colleagues on the Commission who give up a lot of their personal time to serve, I will miss you dearly, but I know you will continue to do exceptional work for our City. Many thanks to all I have met along the way. It was an honor and a great privilege to have served you.


When you're looking to go with a minimalist look, you're going to love having shoes like these that you can wear out. The thin straps that are used feature a lot of glittering embellishment that crosses the toes as well as around the heels and ankle. The ankle strap crosses behind the heel before being tied in the front of the ankle. The light will catch the look of the straps as you're walking through your day to assure that all eyes will be on you. Padded soles help you to reduce fatigue even after hours of being on your feet throughout your day. You're also going to be standing tall thanks to the high stiletto heels that are attached to the backs of the sandals. This look will have you ready to get out with some of your most elegant looks so that the clothes will play second fiddle to what you have on your feet.


Molecular descriptor is a result of standardized numerical calculation from logical and mathematical interpretation of chemical information, such as chemical formula, molecular structure, interaction and etc., from a molecule. [Roberto Todeschini and Viviana Consonni, "Handbook of Molecular Descriptors", Wiley-VCH, 2000] In this section, the methods and definitions of calculating molecular descriptors are introduced. PreADMET supports 2D molecular descriptors and/or 3D molecular descriptors due to its input.
Theoretical molecular descriptor are categorized into the following categories.
No. of atoms, No. of bonds, Molecular weight, the number of rotatable bonds, the number of H bond acceptors/donors etc.
wiener index, connectivity indices, valence connectiviry indices, kappa shape indices, kappa alpha indices, balaban indices etc.
Ocatanol-water partition coefficient (ClogP, AlogP, XlogP etc.), logD etc.
partial charge(Zefirov, Delphi, Gasteiger-Marsili method), palarity parameter, Apol(sum of atomic polarizabilities), dipole moment, HOMO, LUMO etc.
Hf(Heat of formation), molar refractivity etc.
conformational descriptors, quantum chemical descriptors, receptor descriptors, molecular field analysis(MFA) descriptors, receptor surface analysis(RSA) descriptors, molecular shape analysis(MSA) descriptors etc.


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Prize Exhibition
Art for All
New Light Collection
Paying the Price
Criticism has been raised in the past about open exhibitions and whether they genuinely offer artists a launching pad or worthwhile stage for their work – or whether they are merely a cynical exercise in raising money. As we reach the final stages of organising this year's New Light Prize Exhibition, it seems a good time to pause and consider the issue.
It's five months since we launched the Call for Entries – many more months since we first discussed how the exhibition should run. This time round we decided to change the criteria to include all Northern artists, not just younger, emerging ones. Yes, this would hopefully mean more entries, but it also reflected a genuine desire to show the best contemporary art being produced by artists from the region in the three venues we'd secured: The Bowes Museum, The Mercer Gallery and Panter & Hall in London. With the final tally of almost 1700 artworks submitted – a massive increase on previous prizes – and including submissions from a Royal Academician, established artists and emerging artists, we definitely feel that we achieved this aim. Even more pleasing is the fact that the shortlist reflects all three groups, suggesting that everyone who entered had an equal chance of being selected.
A selection from the shortlist: Anne Desmet RA – Brooklyn Bridge: New Day; Chris Thomas – Two Reflections; Jo Taylor – Viper. A detail from Hugh Miller's Liverpool can be seen heading up this blog.
Which still leaves the issue of the submission fee. We did try and keep this as affordable as possible and certainly lower than many other opens. The costs of mounting an exhibition are high. This year particularly so, as we designed and launched an online entry and payment system to (hopefully) make it easier for artists. Not a cheap option but one, despite some inevitable teething problems, which seemed to work well. We also decided to redesign our website so anyone thinking of entering would find it simpler to access the information they needed about New Light and the Prize Exhibition. We are now in the throes of producing Private View invitations and a catalogue featuring all of the shortlisted artists, both of which incur design, print and distribution costs. As a small charity, none of this would be possible without charging a fee.
Obviously, the shortlisted artists will see more immediate benefit from these activities than other less successful entrants, but our mission throughout the exhibition and in the accompanying publicity is to increase the profile of Northern art as a whole, thereby benefiting all Northern artists in the long run. All those who entered also know that their work has been seen by the judges. As Laura Gascoigne, art critic and one of this year's judges, commented:
"True to its name, New Light is a revelation. None of the open exhibitions I've judged in the past has tapped into such a pool of undiscovered talent. There are always a few established artists whose work one recognises, but nearly all the artists here were new to me and there were several I was astonished – and rather ashamed – not to have come across. I hope this exposure will make them more visible in the future. The sheer variety of work, at all levels, was heartening – it bolstered my faith in the vigour of British painting."
We hope that some of those who entered but who did not make the shortlist this time round, will still come and visit the exhibition to see which artworks did – and to let us know their thoughts.
Shining A Light…New Light in the News
Art galleries close (again) but New Light artworks are always online
Deborah Grice : 'Just do it!'
Saul Hay : the single most important art prize that celebrates the north …
Exciting career boost opportunity for emerging artists …..
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Several articles about this year's New Light Prize Exhibition:
"Winning the New Light Valeria Sykes Award has been such an amazing honour." Artist @_joannawhittle_ was awarded t… https://t.co/cbj9dOB943	4 months ago
RT @lindseyemoran: Great to be a part of the New Light Art Exhibition @newlightart which opened last week at Scarborough Art Gallery… https://t.co/umIp2y9d86	4 months ago

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Want a bigger bathtub? You're not alone! The question is… will it fit?
Bathrooms are a hard area of the house to redesign. Most are small enough that only one configuration will work. Any rearranging can cost a pretty penny since all elements (bathtub, toilet, sink) require plumbing to be moved.
Space planning is of utmost importance. Larger bathrooms have more wiggle room when replacing fixtures, but not everyone can squeeze a nice big tub in a small bathroom. Understanding the common bathtub sizes and dimensions is step one in creating the perfect bathroom for you.
One of the most common tubs, an alcove tub, sits at the end of a small bathroom width wise, flanked by three walls. An alcove tub has one finished side. The other three sides are unfinished, usually with a small lip for tiling over to prevent water damage.
Most homes have a bathtub this size. The bathroom is sized perfectly for this tub, meaning that any replacements will likely need to be the same exact size. Retrofitting for a bigger tub might mean moving walls or encroaching on the walking space (or toilet space) of the bathroom.
It's totally possible to retrofit for a deeper alcove tub. If you like taking nice long baths, this is probably your most economical option, though you might need to replace the tub surround or tile.
The measurements are for the exterior of the tub. Some small tubs have an interior soaking width of 22 inches. Actually getting inside the tub before you buy is a good idea to ensure that a small tub will work for you.
A good portion of people are over 5 feet tall and want a longer tub for soaking. A tub over 60 inches long won't fit in most of the standard alcoves, but if you're already moving a wall or building a new house, why not get a bigger tub?
Drop in bathtubs are similar in dimensions to alcove tubs, except that the front of the alcove must be built up as well instead of having a finished front piece. You end up with a tiled front and a more finished and luxurious look.
A drop in tub can be placed in an alcove, or in most any other location it will fit. Drop in tubs also have more variance in size, since they aren't made specifically for standard alcoves. Measurements below are an average, so if you want a deeper tub or wider tub you'll likely find one!
Like drop in tubs, undermount need a support built up for them and give you flexibility for the finished sides. Instead of the rim being visible, undermount tubs need tile or stone (like marble or granite) placed over the rim. If you want your bathtub to have a luxurious and spa-like feel, this is your ticket.
While undermount bathtubs might not be obviously more expensive than an alcove, they require more expense in labor and materials framing for the tub and tiling or stone.
While these tubs might look bigger than normal, most will fit in a standard alcove. Whirlpool tubs are acrylic, and the thin shell hides the tubes for the jet action well.
If you like taking a nice long soak, whirlpool tubs often keep the water hot longer because of the water movement. There are a variety of jet options that can blow water or just air. If you like using bath salts or oils, a whirlpool tub that blows air is still an option. Tubs that cycle water cannot have soap or salts going through the jet tubes.
Fortunately, stand alone bathtubs aren't a common size. They are certainly beautiful and make a statement in your bathroom. They come in a variety of sizes that make it easy for you to find what fits best in your space. There are even high back versions that look extra comfortable.
Before plumbing, freestanding tubs were the most common. Now, it takes a bit of extra work to plumb a freestanding tub, but it's worth it for the gorgeous look.
Perfect for lounging, a corner bathtub is a fun addition to your bathroom. Corner tubs are more of a triangle shape than the traditional rectangle, making it great for destressing, calming soaks.
Sizes are between 5×5 and 6×6 about 20 inches soaking depth. Since corner bathtubs aren't a common addition, sizes aren't quite standard.
Since most tubs are measured by their exterior, it's worth hunting around to find the interior soaking depth. The shortest tubs are 14 inches tall, but only have about eight inches of soaking depth. A shallow tub like this is fine for people who mostly shower, bathe children, and don't want a tall tub to step in to. But if you like taking an occasional bath, this soaking depth isn't enough for a full grown adult.
Deeper tubs are taller to step in to for a shower, so that's a consideration when choosing your tub. Some versions are 20 inches high and have a soaking depth of 13 inches. Manufacturers have more variance in depth, so shop around to find the tub that meets your needs best.


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César Tomás Laguia (Torremocha, 1903-Teruel, 1979), conocido como «Don César», fue un sacerdote católico, escritor e historiador español.

Biografía
Estudió Latín y Humanidades, Filosofía y Teología en el Seminario Conciliar de Teruel, siendo ordenado sacerdote el 4 de octubre de 1925.

Como presbítero, ejerció de ecónomo en distintas parroquias de la diócesis de Teruel (Monteagudo del Castillo y Saldón), ejerciendo después como «Maestro de ceremonias» en la Santa Iglesia Catedral de Teruel.

Canónigo archivero de la catedral de Teruel por oposición, desempeñó también la función de «Archivero Diocesano».

Durante el pontificado del obispo diocesano fray León Villuendas Polo (1885-1968), fue nombrado «vicesecretario de Cámara y Gobierno» del obispado, y «examinador pro-Sinodal» (1947).

Posteriormente, obtuvo por oposición la cátedra de Historia Eclesiástica, Patrología y Liturgia Doctrinal en el Seminario diocesano de Teruel.

En tanto clérigo, fue un «sacerdote de gran espiritualidad, de reconocidas cualidades humanas y de una extraordinaria sensibilidad artística»; su gran pasión intelectual fue la investigación historiográfica, que el emimente archivero llevó a cabo de forma objetiva, rigurosa y metódica.

Gran parte de su trabajo como investigador fue publicado en la  revista «TERUEL», órgano oficial del Instituto de Estudios Turolenses (IET), de la Excma. Diputación Provincial de Teruel, adscrito al Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC). Su primera obra publicada en ese medio -«La erección de la Diócesis de Albarracín»- recibió el Premio del IET en el I Certamen de Albarracín (1953). En homenaje a su labor investigadora e historiográfica, la  Revista le dedicó los números 55-56 (1976).

Obra publicada

Artículos
 «El beato Joaquín Royo», en revista TERUEL 6 (1951), pp.7-34.
 «La erección de la Diócesis de Albarracín», en revista TERUEL 10 (1953), pp.203-230.
 «Notas para la historiografía de Albarracín», en revista TERUEL 11 (1954), pp. 33-55.
 «Leyendas y Tradiciones de la Sierra de Albarracín», en revista TERUEL 12 (1954), pp. 123-148.
 «Las capillas de la catedral de Albarracín», en revista TERUEL 14 (1955), pp. 147-186.
 «Breves notas sobre el arquitecto Pierres Vedel y familia», en revista TERUEL 20 (1958), pp. 113-119.
 «La iglesia de Teruel en la guerra de la Independencia», en revista TERUEL 21 (1959), pp.136-222.
 «Las capillas de la catedral de Teruel», en revista TERUEL 22 (1959), pp.5-159.
 «La geografía urbana de Albarracín», en revista TERUEL 24 (1960), pp.5-127.
 «Breves noticias históricas sobre la fundación de la colegiata de Rubielos de Mora», en  revista TERUEL 27 (1962), pp.149-165.
 «La casa de la Brigadiera (Albarracín)», en  revista TERUEL 28 (1962), pp.199-204.
 «Las iglesias de la diócesis de Albarracín», en revista TERUEL 32 (1964), pp.5-173.

 «Origen de la Casa de la Misericordia de la ciudad de Teruel», en  revista TERUEL 34 (1965), pp.5-122.
 «Fuentes para la historia de Cella», en revista TERUEL, 38, (1967), pp.5-130.
 «Notas para la geografía urbana de la ciudad de Teruel», en revista TERUEL 42 (1969), pp.71-94.
 «Índice de los documentos en papel del Archivo de la Catedral de Teruel, correspondientes a los siglo XII, XIII, XIV y XV», en revista Teruel 48 (1972), pp. 16-156. [Este trabajo ha tenido continuidad merced a unos admiradores del autor, que publicaron los documentos correspondientes al siglo XVI (1978), teniendo prevista la publicación del material correspondiente hasta el siglo XX)].
 «Notas y documentos artísticos culturales sobre Teruel Medieval» [en colaboración con Santiago Sebastián López], en revista TERUEL 49-50 (1973), pp. 67-109.
 «Sellos del archivo de la S.I. Catedral de Albarracín», en revista TERUEL 52 (1974), pp. 41-51.
 «Fuentes para la historia del Alto Maestrazgo», en revista TERUEL 57-58 (1977), pp. 135-181.

Libros
 Catálogo de los pergaminos y documentos insertos en ellos existentes en el Archivo de la S.I. catedral de Teruel (1953), Edita Instituto de Estudios Turolenses (IET), Teruel. ISBN 978-84-00-02342-3
 Catálogo de la sección de pergaminos del Archivo de la S.I. Catedral de Albarracín (1955), Instituto de Estudios Turolenses, Teruel. ISBN 978-84-00-01446-9
 La insigne colegiata de Santa María de Mora de Rubielos (1964). Edita el Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC). ISBN 978-84-00-00988-5
 La desmembración de las Iglesias de Albarracín y Segorbe (1965). Instituto de Estudios Turolenses de la Diputación Provincial de Teruel (CSIC), Teruel [Discurso leído por el autor, en el acto de su recepción en la Real Academia de Nobles y Bellas Artes de Zaragoza]. ISBN 978-84-00-00989-2

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

Historiadores de España del siglo XX
Historiadores de Aragón
Escritores en español del siglo XX
Nacidos en Torremocha de Jiloca

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implementation of Lattice Boltzmann with GPU's in ESPResSo.
I would like to ask for an educated guess of were this parameters come from?
In general, three out of the four parameters fix your mass, length and time units. The fourth parameter, typically the friction, is used to fix the diffusion coefficient.
The parameters above correspond to a Schmidt number of roughly Sc ~ 0.5 which I would expect to be low enough to see diffusion in a 2d colloidal suspension.
Note that technically the particles are point particles, whose apparent size is determined by the grid resolution. This may lead to problems in determining a hydrodynamic radius (typically defined in terms of hard spheres), as Stephan has pointed out. For colloids of finite size one could also use the raspberry model by Lobaskin and Duenweg.
might however be a good starting point.


With the holidays around the corner many of you must be planning a relaxing vacation to help you unwind. At times like these, we ask you to observe two minutes' silence for those people who have children. Schools across the country will be starting their winter vacations shortly and this means the tranquility of your otherwise peaceful home will soon be shattered. The best way to use up all that restless energy is to take the kids out for a vacation which delivers the best of both worlds – a chance to relax for Mummy and Daddy, as well as a chance for the kids to have a blast and even learn something in the process. Luckily for parents, there are several child-friendly vacation spots across the country which promise to do exactly that.
What can't you do in Jaisalmer? Feeling outdoorsy? Book a tent at any of the local dessert camps and then take your kids stargazing. Want to soak up history? Take a tour of Jaisalmer Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the biggest fully preserved fortified cities in the world. It was built in 1156 AD by Rawal Jaisal – take a tour listen as the guide enthrals you with tales of Rajput valour. Insider Tip: Book a dune bashing trip and camel safari. Many tour operators have packages that include a day of camel and cart rides, dune bashing (of course), as well as a bonfire-side cultural programme.
While it isn't your typical family vacation destination, Aurangabad is a great place to take the kids. Considering that why will have studied (or will study) about the caves of Ajanta and Ellora in textbooks, the UNESCO World Heritage Sites will bring history alive for them. Once you're done exploring the caves, head to Siddharth Garden and Zoo for some wonderful open spaces, exotic animals and even a toy train ride that's sure to make their day. Insider tip: While the tourist stores outside the caves sell all sorts of trinkets, we recommend the books on folk tales to introduce the kids to India's rich culture.
One of Maharashtra's best kept secrets, Tarkali beach is famous for its pristine sands and clear waters, as well as its distinction of being home to the state's only scuba diving training centre. Besides water sports, the beach is also a great place to go dolphin watching. The place is slowly coming to prominence as a major tourist destination, so get there before it's teeming with people. Insider tip: Tarkarli village is just 8km south of Malvan, so head there to try out some of the amazing Malwani cuisine that is the hallmark of the region.
Often referred to as the centre for winter sports in India, Gulmarg is one of Asia's best ski destinations. The town sits at the base of the Pirpanjal mountain range, but don't let that stop you from dreaming about scaling some peaks – the Gulmarg Gondola is one of the highest in the world, with two stages and a total ascent of nearly 4,000m. Winter sports such as skiing, tobogganing and snowboarding take place on the slopes of Mount Apharwat, which is the second stage of the Gondola lift. Insider Tip: Watch Bobby with the kids at night and then take them to visit 'Bobby Hut' the next morning, where a scene for the movie was shot.
Few fruits have managed to capture children's imaginations as strawberries have. And in Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra, they'll even get a chance to pick the fruit straight off the plant and eat it fresh. Apart from the strawberry-picking, there's plenty of other things to do, including boating on Venna lake, horse riding, larking around at the famous Echo Point. But don't even think about skipping the strawberry-picking – it isn't often that kids figure out lunch for you! Insider tip: Be sure to visit Mapro Gardens for plenty of fun activities for the kids, as well as a chance to eat some very fresh strawberries at the superb eatery.


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Thor Harris—frontman for Thor & Friends, and former member of Swans and Shearwater—said today that he wants to run for governor of Texas. He shared the announcement on Twitter. Standing in front of a rainbow flag, he explained his reasoning. "Howdy, my name's Thor Harris, and I'm running for governor of Texas, 'cause fuck this." When asked if he's really planning to run, Harris responded to Pitchfork, "Why the fuck not?" In July, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott officially launched his re-election campaign, according to the Texas Tribune. Harris addressed Abbott directly on Twitter after announcing his intention. Responding to a follower who said he would do better than "the current clowns," Harris wrote, "Which isn't saying much." Find his tweets below. The Texas gubernatorial election takes place November 6, 2018.
In February, Harris was suspended from Twitter after he posted a joking tutorial about how to punch Nazis. His how-to followed the viral video of alt-right activist Richard Spencer getting punched in the head on Inauguration Day. (Harris later explained that the suspension resulted from a drawing of penises he had as his background, not the video.)
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Der Dovre-Nationalpark (norwegisch Dovre nasjonalpark) ist ein norwegischer Nationalpark, der im Bergland nördlich von Innlandet liegt. Zudem befindet er sich zwischen dem Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella-Nationalpark und dem Rondane-Nationalpark. Der Park wurde 2003 gegründet und hat eine Fläche von 289 km².

Der Park gehört zu den Gemeinden Dovre und Folldal. Im Süden und Südosten grenzt er an das Naturschutzgebiet Grimsdalen und Rondane. Im Nordwesten an das Naturschutzgebiet Fokstugu, die E 6 und den Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella-Nationalpark. Die zwei Naturschutzgebiete bilden mit den drei Nationalparks ein beachtliches Naturschutzgebiet. Im Dovre liegen die Naturreservate Kattuglehøi naturreservat, Mesætermyre naturreservat und Veslehjerkinntjørnin naturreservat. Etwas außerhalb zudem noch das Fokstumyra naturreservat, das  Haukskardmyrin naturreservat und das Hjerkinnholin naturreservat.

Südöstlich des Parks, bei Rondane, gibt es eine bemannte Berg- und Informationshütte, die Grimsdalshytta, die vom Norwegischen Wanderverein betrieben wird.

Geografie, Landschaft und Geologie
Der größte Teil des Parkes liegt oberhalb der Baumgrenze. Die Landschaft ist geprägt von Bergen, Gletschern und Gletscherresten wie Toteis und Osen. Rund um die drei höchsten Berge, Fokstuhøe (1716 moh.), Halvfarhøe (1689 moh.) und Falketind (1.684 moh.), haben der Boden und die Vegetation arktischen Charakter mit Spuren von Permafrost. Im Park gibt es außerdem einige der südlichsten Palsamoore Norwegens. Die unterschiedlichen Gesteinsarten und die daraus resultierenden nährstoffreichen und fruchtbaren Böden sind ein wichtiger Grund für die vielfältige Flora und Fauna im gesamten Nationalpark.

Flora und Fauna
Aufgrund des fruchtbaren Bodens weist der Park eine der artenreichsten Pflanzenwelten ganz Norwegens auf. Der Dovre sowie die angrenzenden Nationalparks und Naturschutzgebiete gehören zu den letzten Rückzugsgebieten in Europa für wilde Bergrentiere. Im Park gibt es auch andere größere Säugetiere wie Vielfraße und Luchse. Die verbreitetsten Vogelarten sind Mornellregenpfeifer, Ohrenlerche, Steinadler und Gerfalke.

Kulturerbe
Im Nationalpark wurden Funde prähistorischer Rentierjagd gemacht. Dazu gehören Fallgruben und diverse andere Fanghilfen und Waffen.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Internetseite des Direktoratet for naturforvaltning

Nationalpark in Europa
Nationalpark in Innlandet
Dovre
Folldal


Last night I took a pill that I knew to be 'real' ecstacy (i. e. MDMA, MDA, or MDE) at a party. This experience was noticeably different in many ways from all of my previous ecstacy experiences, and I suspect that this may have actually been my first experience with MDA.
I went to the party in a happy, energetic mood and had been doing lots of dancing and eagerly awaiting the D+B that I crave. Earlier in the day, I had taken 30 mg. of Adderall (Dexedrine and Benzedrine) to do some homework, and it had probably worn off but been replaced by the party energy I was working up.
I eat my pill. It is a white, hard, roll, about the size of a double-stack, marked 'XTC'. It is slightly speckled, and has the definite bitter taste of ecstacy. I had gotten the pill for free by going out and buying some for some girls at my school, who had told me that this was one of the 'best pills they had ever taken', so I was awaiting a great roll.
Normally by this time I am blowing up or rolling balls. My typical experience with XTC is that from 30 to 45 minutes after taking the pill, I am feeling nothing, and then the entire effect of it descends on me over a 5-minute span (blowing up). However, at this point I am feeling nothing.
I start yawning noticeably and taking deep breaths. I am expecting to blow up, but instead I feel the effects of the roll creep up on me over the next 30 minutes; there is no rush, but rather a steady increase in effect. It is at this point that I start to feel 'smacky'; i. e. it is hard to keep my eyes open at times, the nystagmus (eye fluttering) is insane, and I want to lie down; I leave for the chill room and almost fall asleep.
I am definitely 'rolling' at this point, but it is different from every other time I have rolled. First of all, my energy has completely disappeared, and I spend the next one and a half hours with my eyes closed propped up against a wall. At several times, I try to dance, but usually find that I am not 'feeling' it and don't have the energy, and end up sitting down shortly. The empathogenic/entactogenic feelings that I associate with MDMA are also missing, and I feel more 'fucked up' with an intense body buzz and psychedelic head-trip than rolly/lovey, but I am definitely rolling.
It is at this point that I notice the psychedelic effects of this pill; I am getting minor acid-style visuals (flowing surfaces, visual noise in the forms of dots and lines and flashes, slightly 'digitized' appearance to surfaces) and also the afterburn effect that I associate with E (i. e. I close my eyes and the image slowly fades over a few seconds). Also, I start to notice that although I can not dance to the D+B, I am feeling it in almost the identical way that I do while on LSD, i. e. I am breaking the individual beats and basslines down in my head, literally dissecting the music and becoming utterly entranced in it, although all I can do is sit back and bob my head rhythmically.
The smacky feelings have disappeared, to be replaced by a sudden rush of amphetamine effect. The visuals and psychedelic activity are still going strong, and I begin to notice the happy vibes I normally associate with E that had been missing over the last two hours. I spend the next hour getting back into the vibe of the party and doing some dancing. When I speak of happy vibes, I mean not the empathogenic qualities (still missing), but that I am feeling vibrant and social, laughing and smiling quite a bit.
This is quite interesting. We leave the party early (against my wishes) because my friend has contracted 'raver disease' (runny nose, headache, etc.) and can not stand staying in the venue any longer. While driving back to the city, I notice that I am feeling much like the giddy come-on to acid. When I look back on everything, it was all a logical progression, but at this point I am very speedy (talking fast, etc.) and quite giddy, cracking lots of jokes and laughing hysterically, and just generally having a good time. The minor visuals and a minor body buzz are still here; the general effect = happy + tweaking.
Once in the city, we stop for coffee. My appetite is practically nonexistent, but I am downing coffee and cigarettes like a madman. I am still cracking lots of jokes, and really getting along with these two people who had accompanied us whom I hadn't known before. I also have the rolly eyes I sometimes see on ravers, i. e. dilated and wide open, almost like a staring zombie, accompanied by a giddy smile.
I get home, and I am basically feeling a warm amphetamine effect with the same minor visuals. I still don't feel 'cracked out', but rather that most of the effects have simply gone away. As a precaution, I take several 5-HTP pills to help cushion the impact of the pill, and take a large amount of kava-kava to get to sleep.
I wake up, and I spend the rest of the day somewhat drained, but certainly not depressed... more surreal insomnia-style with mild giddiness, and I can still call up visuals on certain surfaces if I stare for long enough.
I inferred that the pill I had taken was MDA. Several of the things that I had noticed have been identical to things I have read in MDA trip reports and abstracts; initial smackiness and powerful nystagmus, lack of empathogenic qualities, followed by amphetamine effects, and all of this combined with minor acid-like visual and mind effects. If anyone has ever taken any of these pills or has some input, I would appreciate it.


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{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-}
module Rewriting.DPO.TypedGraphRule
  ( SndOrderRule
  , Production(..)
  , leftObject
  , interfaceObject
  , rightObject

  , MorphismsConfig(..)
  , toFstOrderMorphismsConfig
  , toSndOrderMorphismsConfig

  -- * Minimal Safety NACs
  -- TODO: document why minimal safety NACs exist
  , minimalSafetyNacs
  , addMinimalSafetyNacs
  ) where

import           Data.Maybe                            (fromMaybe, mapMaybe)

import           Abstract.Category
import           Abstract.Category.Adhesive
import           Abstract.Category.Finitary
import           Abstract.Rewriting.DPO
import           Base.Valid
import           Category.TypedGraphRule
import           Category.TypedGraphRule.Adhesive      (createSideRule)
import           Data.TypedGraph
import           Data.TypedGraph.Morphism

-- | A second-order rule:
--
-- @
--         nl       nr
--     NL◀─────\<NK\>─────▶NR
--      ▲        ▲        ▲
--   nacL\\    nacK\\    nacR\\
--        \\        \\        \\
--         \\   ll   \\   lr   \\
--         LL◀─────\<LK\>─────▶LR
--         ▲        ▲        ▲
--    leftL│   leftK│   leftR│
--         │        │        │
--         │    kl  │    kr  │
--         KL◀─────\<KK\>─────▶KR
--         │        │        │
--   rightL│  rightK│  rightR│
--         │        │        │
--         ▼    rl  ▼    rr  ▼
--         RL◀─────\<RK\>─────▶RR
-- @
--
-- domain rule = (ll,lr)
--
-- interface rule = (kl,kr)
--
-- codomain rule (rl,rr)
--
-- nac rule = (nl,nr)
--
-- nacs = set of: domain rule, nac rule, nacL, nacK, nacR
--
-- left = domain rule, interface rule, leftL, leftK, leftR
--
-- right = interface rule, codomain rule, rightL, rightK, rightR
type SndOrderRule a b = Production (RuleMorphism a b)

toFstOrderMorphismsConfig :: MorphismsConfig (RuleMorphism a b) -> MorphismsConfig (TypedGraphMorphism a b)
toFstOrderMorphismsConfig (MorphismsConfig cls) = MorphismsConfig (toFstOrderMorphismClass cls)

toSndOrderMorphismsConfig :: MorphismsConfig (TypedGraphMorphism a b) -> MorphismsConfig (RuleMorphism a b)
toSndOrderMorphismsConfig (MorphismsConfig cls) = MorphismsConfig (toSndOrderMorphismClass cls)

instance DPO (RuleMorphism a b) where
  invertProduction conf r = addMinimalSafetyNacs conf newRule
    where
      newRule = Production (rightMorphism r) (leftMorphism r)
                 (concatMap (shiftNacOverProduction conf r) (nacs r))

  -- | Needs the satisfiesNACs extra verification because
  -- not every satisfiesGluingConditions nac can be shifted
  shiftNacOverProduction conf rule n =
    [calculateComatch n rule |
      satisfiesGluingConditions conf rule n &&
      satisfiesNACs conf ruleWithOnlyMinimalSafetyNacs n]
    where
      ruleWithOnlyMinimalSafetyNacs =
        rule { nacs = minimalSafetyNacs conf rule }

  createJointlyEpimorphicPairsFromNAC conf' ruleR nac = ret
    where
      conf = toFstOrderMorphismsConfig conf'
      createJointly x = createJointlyEpimorphicPairsFromNAC conf (codomain x)

      nL = mappingLeft nac
      nK = mappingInterface nac
      nR = mappingRight nac
      leftR = leftMorphism ruleR
      rightR = rightMorphism ruleR
      rK = interfaceObject ruleR
      codNac = codomain nac

      interfaceEpiPairs = createJointlyEpimorphicPairsFromNAC conf rK nK

      lefts = concatMap
                (\(kR,kN) ->
                  let ls = createSideRule createJointly kR leftR leftR kN (leftMorphism codNac) nL
                  in map (\(ll1,ll2,m) -> (kR, kN, ll1, ll2, m)) ls)
                interfaceEpiPairs

      rights = concatMap
                (\(kR,kN,ll1,ll2,l) ->
                  let rs = createSideRule createJointly kR rightR rightR kN (rightMorphism codNac) nR
                  in map (\(rr1,rr2,r) -> (kR,kN,ll1,ll2,l,rr1,rr2,r)) rs)
                lefts

      transposeNACs l = map (snd . calculatePushoutAlongM l)

      ret = map (\(k1,k2,ll1,ll2,l,r1,r2,r) ->
                   let rule = Production l r $ transposeNACs ll1 (nacs ruleR) ++ transposeNACs ll2 (nacs codNac)
                   in (ruleMorphism ruleR rule ll1 k1 r1,
                       ruleMorphism (codomain nac) rule ll2 k2 r2)) rights

---- Minimal Safety NACs

-- | Configuration for the minimalSafetyNACs algorithms, it defines from
-- which side of the leftMorphism (second-order production) is being analyzed
data Side = LeftSide | RightSide

-- | Either: Node_ is only a NodeId | Edge_ is an Edge with: EdgeId plus source and target NodeIds
data NodeOrEdge b = Node_ NodeId | Edge_ (Edge b) deriving (Show)

-- | Adds the minimal safety nacs needed to this production always produce a second-order rule.
-- If the nacs that going to be added not satisfies the others nacs, then it do not need to be added.
addMinimalSafetyNacs :: MorphismsConfig (RuleMorphism a b) -> SndOrderRule a b -> SndOrderRule a b
addMinimalSafetyNacs conf sndRule =
  sndRule { nacs = nacs sndRule ++ filter (satisfiesNACs conf sndRule) (minimalSafetyNacs conf sndRule) }

-- | Generates the minimal safety NACs of a 2-rule
minimalSafetyNacs :: MorphismsConfig (RuleMorphism a b) -> SndOrderRule a b -> [RuleMorphism a b]
minimalSafetyNacs conf sndRule =
  newNacsProb LeftSide sndRule ++
  newNacsProb RightSide sndRule ++
  ( if matchRestriction conf `isSubclassOf` monic then
      []
    else
      newNacsPair LeftSide sndRule ++ newNacsPair RightSide sndRule
  )

-- | Generate NACs that forbid deleting elements in L or R but not in K,
-- It discovers how situations must have a NAC and function createNacProb creates them.
-- Insert NACs to avoid condition (a) in Thm 70 (rodrigo machado phd thesis, 2012)
newNacsProb :: Side -> SndOrderRule a b -> [RuleMorphism a b]
newNacsProb side sndRule = nacNodes ++ nacEdges
  where
    (mapSide, getSide) =
      case side of
        LeftSide  -> (mappingLeft, leftMorphism)
        RightSide -> (mappingRight, rightMorphism)

    (ruleL, ruleK, ruleR) = getRulesFrom2Rule sndRule

    f = mapSide (leftMorphism sndRule)
    g = mapSide (rightMorphism sndRule)

    sa = getSide ruleL
    sb = getSide ruleK
    sc = getSide ruleR

    nodeProb = [applyNodeIdUnsafe f n |
                 n <- nodeIds (codomain sb)
               , isOrphanNode sa (applyNodeIdUnsafe f n)
               , isOrphanNode sb n
               , not (isOrphanNode sc (applyNodeIdUnsafe g n))]

    edgeProb = [applyEdgeUnsafe f e |
                 (e, _) <- edges (codomain sb)
               , isOrphanEdge sa (applyEdgeIdUnsafe f (edgeId e))
               , isOrphanEdge sb (edgeId e)
               , not (isOrphanEdge sc (applyEdgeIdUnsafe g (edgeId e)))]

    nacNodes = map (createNacProb side ruleL . Node_) nodeProb
    nacEdges = map (createNacProb side ruleL . Edge_) edgeProb

-- | Auxiliar function that creates concrectly the NACs for newNacsProb
createNacProb :: Side -> TypedGraphRule a b -> NodeOrEdge (Maybe b) -> RuleMorphism a b
createNacProb sideChoose ruleL x = ruleMorphism ruleL nacRule mapL mapK mapR
  where
    l = leftMorphism ruleL
    r = rightMorphism ruleL

    graphL = codomain l
    graphK = domain l
    graphR = codomain r

    (graphSide, otherSideGraph, side, otherSide) =
      case sideChoose of
        LeftSide  -> (graphR, graphL, l, r)
        RightSide -> (graphL, graphR, r, l)

    tpNode = extractNodeType otherSideGraph
    tpEdge = extractEdgeType otherSideGraph . edgeId

    typeSrc x = extractNodeType otherSideGraph (sourceId x)
    typeTgt x = extractNodeType otherSideGraph (targetId x)

    n' = head (newNodes graphK)
    n'' = head (newNodes graphSide)

    e' = head (newEdges graphK)
    e'' = head (newEdges graphSide)

    newNodesK = newNodes graphK
    newNodesSide = newNodes graphSide

    invertSide = invert side

    srcInK x = fromMaybe (head newNodesK)           (applyNodeId invertSide (sourceId x))
    tgtInK x = fromMaybe (head (tail newNodesK))    (applyNodeId invertSide (targetId x))
    srcInR x = fromMaybe (head newNodesSide)        (applyNodeId otherSide (srcInK x))
    tgtInR x = fromMaybe (head (tail newNodesSide)) (applyNodeId otherSide (tgtInK x))

    (updateLeft, updateRight) =
      case x of
        (Node_ n) -> createNodes n n' n'' (tpNode n)
        (Edge_ e) -> createEdges (edgeId e) e' e'' (tpEdge e)
                       (sourceId e) (typeSrc e) (srcInK e) (srcInR e)
                       (targetId e) (typeTgt e) (tgtInK e) (tgtInR e)

    nacRule = Production updateLeft updateRight []
    mapL = makeInclusion graphL (codomain updateLeft)
    mapK = makeInclusion graphK (domain updateLeft)
    mapR = makeInclusion graphR (codomain updateRight)

    createNodes x x' x'' tp =
      case sideChoose of
        LeftSide  -> (updateSide1, updateSide2Map)
        RightSide -> (updateSide2Map, updateSide1)
      where
        updateSide1 = createNodeOnDomain x' tp x side
        updateSide2Cod = createNodeOnCodomain x'' tp otherSide
        updateSide2Map = updateNodeRelation x' x'' tp updateSide2Cod

    createEdges x x' x'' tp
        src typeSrc srcInK srcInR
        tgt typeTgt tgtInK tgtInR =
      case sideChoose of
        LeftSide  -> (updateLeftEdge, updateRightMap)
        RightSide -> (updateRightMap, updateLeftEdge)
      where
        srcRight = createNodeOnCodomain srcInR typeSrc otherSide
        tgtRight = createNodeOnCodomain tgtInR typeTgt srcRight
        updateRight = createNodeOnDomain srcInK typeSrc srcInR tgtRight
        updateRight2 = createNodeOnDomain tgtInK typeTgt tgtInR updateRight
        updateRightCod = createEdgeOnCodomain x'' srcInR tgtInR tp updateRight2
        updateRightMap = createEdgeOnDomain x' srcInK tgtInK tp x'' updateRightCod

        updateLeft = createNodeOnDomain srcInK typeSrc src side
        updateLeft2 = createNodeOnDomain tgtInK typeTgt tgt updateLeft
        updateLeftEdge = createEdgeOnDomain x' srcInK tgtInK tp x updateLeft2

-- | Generate NACs that forbid non monomorphic rule generation.
-- Insert NACs to avoid condition (b) in Thm 70 (rodrigo machado phd thesis, 2012)
newNacsPair :: Side -> SndOrderRule a b -> [RuleMorphism a b]
newNacsPair sideChoose sndRule =
  mapMaybe createNac filteredNodes ++ mapMaybe createNac filteredEdges
  where
    applyNode = applyNodeIdUnsafe
    applyEdge = applyEdgeIdUnsafe

    (ruleL, ruleK, ruleR) = getRulesFrom2Rule sndRule

    (mapping, getSide) =
      case sideChoose of
        LeftSide  -> (mappingLeft, leftMorphism)
        RightSide -> (mappingRight, rightMorphism)

    fl = mapping (leftMorphism sndRule)
    gl = mapping (rightMorphism sndRule)

    lb = getSide ruleK
    lc = getSide ruleR

    --pairsNodes = pairs applyNode isOrphanNode nodeIds
    pairsNodes =
      [(applyNode fl x, applyNode fl y) |
          x <- nodeIds $ codomain lb
        , y <- nodeIds $ codomain lb
        , x /= y
        , isOrphanNode lb x
        , not (isOrphanNode lc (applyNode gl x))
        , not (isOrphanNode lc (applyNode gl y))]

    --pairsEdges = pairs applyEdge isOrphanEdge edgeIds
    pairsEdges =
      [(applyEdge fl x, applyEdge fl y) |
          x <- edgeIds $ codomain lb
        , y <- edgeIds $ codomain lb
        , x /= y
        , isOrphanEdge lb x
        , not (isOrphanEdge lc (applyEdge gl x))
        , not (isOrphanEdge lc (applyEdge gl y))]

    epis = calculateAllPartitions (codomain (getSide ruleL))

    filteredNodes = [e | e <- epis, any (\(a,b) -> applyNode e a == applyNode e b) pairsNodes]
    filteredEdges = [e | e <- epis, any (\(a,b) -> applyEdge e a == applyEdge e b) pairsEdges]

    createNac e = if isValid n then Just n else Nothing
      where
        n = case sideChoose of
              LeftSide  -> nLeft
              RightSide -> nRight

        nLeft = ruleMorphism ruleL ruleNacLeft e mapK mapR
        nRight = ruleMorphism ruleL ruleNacRight mapL mapK e

        ruleNacLeft = Production (e <&> leftMorphism ruleL) (rightMorphism ruleL) []
        ruleNacRight = Production (leftMorphism ruleL) (e <&> rightMorphism ruleL) []

        mapL = makeInclusion (leftObject ruleL) (leftObject ruleL)
        mapK = makeInclusion (interfaceObject ruleL) (interfaceObject ruleL)
        mapR = makeInclusion (rightObject ruleL) (rightObject ruleL)

getRulesFrom2Rule :: SndOrderRule a b -> (TypedGraphRule a b, TypedGraphRule a b, Production (TypedGraphMorphism a b))
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Cohera Medical's TissuGlu Surgical Adhesive, the first tissue adhesive for internal use.
TissuGlu is a urethane-based adhesive connects tissue flaps made during abdominoplasty surgery. It is designed to close the "dead space" between tissue planes, which reduces the fluid accumulation in the wound cavity and potentially eliminates the need for surgical drains.
Once the drops of liquid TissuGlu are applied to the site, the water from the patient's tissue cures the adhesive, forming a cross-link with itself and the tissue surface. The cured adhesive degrades into absorbable subcomponents as the tissue heals over time.
The approval was based on a review of data from a study of 130 patients undergoing elective abdominoplasty. Half of the patients received TissuGlu with no drains, and the other half received surgical drains. Results showed that 73% of patients in the TissuGlu group did not require postoperative interventions to drain any accumulated fluid between the tissue flaps. Also, those who received TissuGlu without surgical drains were able to return to most daily activities sooner than those who had received surgical drains.
TissuGlu consists of a Multi-Tip Pivoting Head applicator that delivers measured droplets as well as a built-in spacer for even application. It does not require mixing and can be stored at room temperature.
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Adobe issues critical level security alert
Adobe has issued a critical level security alert for its Flash software.
The alert is in regard to a practise called clickjacking, where a web page is subverted so that when a visitor clicks on a link they are redirected to a site the hacker wants them to see.
Jeremiah Grossman, co-founder of Whitehat Security, and one of the researchers who uncovered the technique, said: "Let's be clear. The responsibility of solving clickjacking does not rest solely at the feet of Adobe as there is a ton of moving parts to consider.
"Everyone including browser vendors, Adobe (plus other plug-in vendors), website owners (framebusting code) and web users (NoScript) all need their own solutions in case the others don't do enough or anything at all."
The Adobe Flash Player 9.0.124.0 and earlier are affected by the attack, though Adobe is working to address this issue in an upcoming update to Flash Player. Grossman warned that almost all browsers are vulnerable because of the way they process graphics, and only text-based browsers like Lynx are secure.
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Emotet back from Christmas break to wreak havoc on networks
Website peddling leaked data taken down; two arrested in Europe


International students require a student visa to study in Australia. A visa must be obtained from an Australian Embassy or High Commission. The College's letter awarding a place, together with the eCOE and eCAW, is a prerequisite to an application for a visa. Australian Residents, including permanent and temporary residents, are considered domestic applicants and should submit a domestic enrolment application.
*All students applying for a place at Wesley College who do not have English as their first language are required to sit an AEAS assessment test. This test can be completed either in Australia or in the student's country of origin.
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Super Punch: "11-hour waiting time seen at Mickey Mouse attraction in Japan"
"11-hour waiting time seen at Mickey Mouse attraction in Japan"
Many visitors flocked to the Mickey's House and Meet Mickey attraction at the theme park in Urayasu, near Tokyo, apparently to celebrate the character's screen debut on Nov. 18, 1928.
The operator did not organize any special event at the attraction where visitors can see Mickey Mouse's kitchen and living room as well as ask him to take photos with them.
Disney is spending billions to supercharge its theme park division, which has emerged as a surprisingly strong moneymaker.
Disney faces an enviable challenge: Even with steady price increases for peak periods — single-day peak tickets at Disneyland in California now run $135 — visitor interest often exceeds capacity at some properties.


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In some monogamous and non-monogamous relationships, partners may feel comfortable and safe enough with each other that they decide to have unprotected sex. This agreement can be called a fluid bond because these partners now exchange body fluids.
Partners in a fluid bond may choose to continue having protected sex with other partners outside of the fluid bond.
Some things to consider when adding new people to a fluid bond:
Talk about who is currently in the fluid bond.
Talk about how and when people are added to the fluid bond.
Get tested for STIs.
Talk about STIs, testing and window periods.
Talk about what to do if there is a breach in the fluid bond, or if someone in the fluid bond gets an STI.
If it's relevant, discuss how to prevent an unplanned pregnancy or how to plan a pregnancy.
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The cover caught my attention and the description of the story drew me in. I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to take a chance on reading this story from, new-to-me author, Mimi Matthews.
This delightful Victorian Christmas novella is sure to put you in the Christmas mood. I enjoyed this sweet romance, filled with emotion and Victorian charm. The characters are vibrant and realistic.
Sprinkled amid the glow of the new gaslights, you will find Historical tidbits, as well as, literary nods to Elisabeth Gaskel, Charles Darwin, and Charles Dickens. With plenty of Christmas joy and traditions, this story is a delightful addition to your reading list!
Oh, I'm glad to hear you liked this one! I have it on my TBR. I hope I can start reading Christmas stories late this month! I LOVED "The Matrimonial Advertisement" by Mimi!
This is a fun Christmas story! I'm sure you'll enjoy it!
The cover is GORGEOUS!!! I'm buying the book now!!!
I have this one coming up, so I'm thrilled to see you enjoyed it! Wonderful review!
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Carsten-Otto Nagel (né le  à Marne) est un cavalier de saut d'obstacles et éleveur de chevaux allemand.

Biographie
À six ans, il monte dans la ferme familiale à Friedrichskoog et remporte ses premiers prix. En 1992, il travaille à l'écurie de Moorhof à Wedel.

Ses plus grands succès sont le Deutschen Spring-Derby en 1999 et 2010, le titre par équipe aux Championnats d'Europe à Hickstead en 1999, la médaille d'argent aux Championnat d'Europe en 2009 et la médaille d'or par équipe aux Jeux équestres mondiaux de 2010 à Lexington.

En 1999 également, il devient champion d'Allemagne et se qualifie pour la coupe du monde.

Carsten-Otto Nagel est en couple avec la cavalière  et vivent ensemble depuis 2010 à Norderstedt. Il est issu d'une famille de cavaliers : son cousin est , dont le fils, , concourt pour l'Ukraine
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Palmarès

Jeux équestres mondiaux
 Jeux équestres mondiaux de 2010 à Lexington  :
  Médaille d'or de saut d'obstacles par équipe,  en individuel avec Corradina

Championnat d'Europe de saut d'obstacles

 Championnat d'Europe 1999 à Hickstead  :
  Médaille d'or par équipe,  en individuel
 Championnat d'Europe 2009 à Windsor  :
  Médaille d'argent en individuel avec Corradina
  Médaille de bronze par équipe
 Championnat d'Europe 2011 à Madrid  :
  Médaille d'or en individuel avec Corradina
  Médaille d'argent par équipe
 Championnat d'Europe 2013 à Herning  :
  Médaille d'argent par équipe avec Corradina

Championnat d'Allemagne
 Championnat d'Allemagne 1999 à Verden :
  Champion avec L'Éperon
 Championnat d'Allemagne 2003 à Gera :
  avec Elwood
 Championnat d'Allemagne 2009 à Balve :
  Médaille de bronze avec Corradina
 Championnat d'Allemagne 2011 à Balve :
  avec Corradina
 Championnat d'Allemagne 2013 à Balve :
  Médaille d'argent avec Corradina

Deutschen Spring-Derby
 1999 : Victoire avec Wienerwirbel
 2008 :  avec Calle Cool
 2010 : Victoire avec Lex Lugar

Autres succès
 Coupe des nations de saut d'obstacles 2011 :  Médaille d'or avec Corradina
  2008 :  avec Cazaro
 CHIO d'Aix-la-Chapelle 2008 :  avec Corradina

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Cavalier allemand de saut d'obstacles
Naissance en septembre 1962
Naissance au Schleswig-Holstein


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Could Craft 3 become your go-to CMS?
By Jim McCauley published 5 April 18
The latest version is packed with new features and free to use. Here's why you should check it out.
If you're looking for one of the best free bloging platforms or a place for your design portfolio then there are plenty to choose from these days. It's always tempting to default to WordPress, but if you want a strong alternative then you should check out the brand new version of Craft CMS.
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In development for the past three years, and completely rewritten and redesigned, Craft 3 is available now and claims to be three times faster than the previous version, as well as boasting hundreds of new features and improvements to help you get your next site online with ease.
Craft enables you to create custom content models so that you get exactly the site you want. You can see what your pages will look like in real-time with a built-in Live Preview that updates as you type, and with its Matrix field it becomes simple to create longer-form pages with multiple content types.
And if you're aiming for an international audience, it features powerful localisation tools to help you target specific languages and territories.
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Craft 3's image editor means you can prepare pictures without the need for Photoshop
New features in version 3 include Multi-Site, enabling you to run multiple sister sites from a single Craft install, an image editor with which you can crop, rotate, flip, and set focal points on all your images, and an inline asset preview that lets view your photos and assets everywhere in Craft CMS by pressing Shift + Spacebar.
The biggest new feature, though, is the Craft Plugin Store: a secure online marketplace that enables you to buy plugins directly through the Craft Control Panel without having to hunt through third-party sites. It's the easiest way to add extra functionality to your site or to implement extra tools to match your skillset.
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You can find out more about Craft 3's new features here. Cost-wise, the great news is that the Solo version – ideal if you're building a website for yourself or for a friend – is completely free. And if you're building sites professionally for clients or teams you'll want the Pro version, which comes in at a very reasonable $299 plus $59 per year for updates, and offers user accounts, custom branding and developer support.
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What do you see? A mirror may reflect the exterior, a caricature may reflect your thoughts, or your heart, or your soul and sense of humor!
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'Snow White' darkened by violence
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�Snow White and the Huntsman� PG-13 � Teens who like romantic fantasies with an edge could be transported by this long but gorgeous movie.
A prologue recounts the Snow White back story most of us know. When Snow White is of age, the evil queen Ravenna must consume her beating heart to stay young. The girl escapes into the awful Dark Forest. Ravenna and Finn hire the Huntsman to capture Snow White, but he decides to protect her instead.
The hunted pair find brief respite in a charming enchanted forest, where they meet a band of dwarves. Snow White�s childhood friend William joins them to raise an army against the queen.
THE BOTTOM LINE: The level of violence and disturbing images make the movie a sometimes R-ish PG-13 and probably not entertainment for preteens. Fight scenes include many swords and daggers piercing flesh, although there is not a lot of blood. More disturbing to young or nightmare-prone moviegoers are the images of the queen, the rotting animal corpses in the Dark Forest, tree branches turning into writhing serpents and a huge, roaring troll. There is some sexual innuendo. Ravenna and King Magnus have a nongraphic bedroom scene before she kills him.
�For Greater Glory� R � Scenes of battle and the torture of a boy in this epic saga of religious devotion and violence are upsetting and intense, yet still it is understated for an R rating. It�s OK for most high-schoolers, which doesn�t mean this heavy-handed, sermonizing chronicle will appeal to them.
This is a little-known story of Catholics in 1920s Mexico who mounted an armed uprising to fight anti-church laws. Recruited to lead the disorganized Cristeros is retired Gen. Gorostieta, a gruff non-believer who becomes wedded to the cause after he sees the courage of a boy, Jose Luis Sanches, who gives his life for the Cristeros.
THE BOTTOM LINE: The battle scenes are hectic and loud, but none of the deaths or injuries shown are highly graphic. The film shows a priest hanged in his church and another killed by firing squad. The toughest sequence shows the boy Jose tortured by soldiers, then killed.
�Chernobyl Diaries� R � High-school-age horror buffs will get a worthy chill out of this inventive scare fest, even though the blood-and-guts quotient is comparatively understated for an R rating.
A small group of 20-something tourists books an �extreme tourism� jaunt with Uri, who takes them to see the abandoned Ukrainian town of Prypiat. About 50,000 residents evacuated the town overnight in 1986 when the Chernobyl nuclear power plant went into meltdown.
Guards won�t let Uri enter, so he takes his customers in by stealth. Walking through the empty apartments, the young tourists are moved. But then they encounter a rampaging bear and packs of wolves and dogs.
They�re trapped inside a disabled van at night, long past the limit on radiation exposure. Venturing outside proves a bad choice, too.
THE BOTTOM LINE: While the events that unfold are intense, the images are not exceptionally graphic. There are the remains of torn-apart human victims and of dead and decomposing animals, although the images are fleeting and rather unspecific. The dialogue is peppered with strong profanity, and there is moderate sexual innuendo early on.


Have a wonderful Christmas, hope the weather is not too bad. Stay safe.
Wishing you Jennifer and your lovely family a very happy Christmas !
Have a wonderful Christmas lovely girl.
Jennifer, I hope you and your beautiful family have a very Merry Christmas!
Ooh, a snow storm at Christmas, sound beautiful to me. Have a very special and Merry Christmas with your lovely family Jennifer. Beautiful images.
You know, I think I'd like a big snowstorm over Christmas. When you're all safe and cosy inside..
Wishing you and your family a joy filled Merry Christmas!
I am getting caught up , so sorry you all have been ill and that darned car accident any time of year is scary. I am already on edge because of the time with family, will one of my kids say something to upset my very sensitive in laws? Will my two SIL's hurt each others feelings at my house? Will I even make it thought t =he day because frankly I am tired? I know it sounds weird but I really just want it to be over so we can get back to real life. I wish you and your family the best. You may make mention of your Christmas's of past not being the best, but you sure make your holidays special for your family now.
Hoping the new year finds you all healthy...wishing you much happiness (and craftiness) in the new year, too! Hugs, friend.
I like that song! We had a very gray, drizzly, quiet day here. Enjoy your holiday!
It's much less than 33 hours until he arrives now, your kids must be at fever pitch. I remember the excitement when there's young ones in the house. Wishing you all a very merry Christmas.
Such lovely festive pictures - not long to go now - have a very merry Christmas.
I love your holiday images.. very cozy indeed. I'm glad we're blog friends. I hope you day tomorrow is full of love and magic and that Santa brings something wonderful for the kids.
Merry Christmas to you and your sweet family, Jennifer. Brian and I just got home from having dinner with two of his sisters, and tomorrow we will go to my sister's house where my mom and cousin will also be. Tim has to work until midnight tonight and tomorrow night, so he won't be home until the 26th - so that's when the three of us will have our own little celebration and open our gifts.
Merry Christmas to you and your family dearest Jennifer!
I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas, Jennifer and that the expected snowstorm isn't too big. Sadly the song you linked to isn't available to listen to here in the U, but I like to imagine the Bear learning to play it on his guitar.
Merry Christmas, Jennifer! Hope it was as sweet and pretty as your festive images.
Hope it was a wonderful day for you all.
Hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas Jennifer!


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How often do you walk your dog? Walking and exercising are among the most important things for animals especially if they are used to being indoors.
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Paw Five is one of the best choices to make walks care-free and fun. It's also one of the better harnesses when it comes to no-pull.
It's made of all the best materials and will last you a long time. Plus, it's easy to work with and quickly get used to even if your dog isn't trained.
This one changes the game for all breeds and sizes since it's fully adjustable. Continue reading to see why we love the Paw Five as we discuss all its features and specifications.
One of the few things that make it unique is the built-in waste bag dispenser it comes with. This useful feature allows you to have waste bags at your disposal at all times with a single snap of a button.
It also comes with a free pack of disposable biodegradable waste bags. Another great thing about it is the waterproof outer shell.
This allows you not to miss a single walk even if the weather is a bit rainy or snowy. Paw Five also features a padded handle that's especially convenient when you need to help your dog over some obstacles like fallen branches and puddles.
Paw Five has safety buckles and straps around the chest and waist area. It has a heavy-duty D-ring that's durable and virtually impossible to break.
This makes the product ideal even for the most stubborn dogs that pull during walks. There's an extra D-ring on the side that allows you to attach different accessories such as a pouch.
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SIGMETRICS 2001 / Performance 2001
Technical Program Committee (Current Members)
M. Ajmone-Marsan, Politechnico di Torino, Italy
M. Ammar, Georgia Tech, USA
J.-L. Baer, University of Washington, USA
H. Balakrishnan, MIT, USA
A. Bestavros, Boston University, USA
S. Borst, CWI, Netherlands
J. Byers, Boston Univ, USA
M. Colajanni, University of Modena, Italy
E. de Souza e Silva, UFRJ, Brazil
P. Druschel, Rice University
D. Eager, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
A. Feldmann, Uni Saarbruecken, Germany
G. Franceschinis, Universita del Piemonte Orientale, Alessandria, Italy
H. R. Gail, IBM Watson, USA
A. Greenberg, AT&T Labs, USA
U. Herzog, University of Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany
A. Jean-Marie, Uni Montpellier, France
G. Karlsson, KTH, Sweden
S. Kasera, Bell Labs, USA
J. Kurose, University of Massachusetts, USA
T. V. Lakshman, Bell Labs, USA
S. Lam, Univeristy of Texas at Austin, USA
J.-Y. LeBoudec, EPFl, Switzerland
J. Liebherr, Virginia, USA
Z. Liu, IBM Watson, USA
J. Lui, CUHK, Hong Kong
S. Majumdar, Carleton University, Canada
M. Martonosi, Princeton University, USA
L. Massoulie, Microsoft Cambridge, UK
N. Maxemchuk, AT&T Labs, USA
A. Merchant, HP Labs, USA
R. R. Muntz, UCLA, USA
Ph. Nain, INRIA, France
A. Nanda, IBM Watson, USA
T. Ott, Telcordia, USA
J. Rexford, AT&T Labs, USA
D. Rubenstein, Columbia University, USA
W. Sanders, University of Illinois, USA
K. Sevcik, University of Toronto, Canada
E. Smirni, College of William and Mary, USA
M. Squillante, IBM Watson, USA
D. Towsley, University of Massachusetts, USA
P. Tran-Gia, Uni Wuerzburg, Germany
S. Tripathi, University of California at Riverside, USA
M. Vernon, University of Wisconsin, USA
G. Weikum, University of the Saarland, Germany
M. Woodside, Carleton Univeristy, Canada
Z.-L. Zhang, University of Minnesota, USA
[Last updated Fri Jan 20 2001]


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Manuel Félix de Areche y Cabreada o Manuel de Arche  fue un militar y político español, que sirvió como gobernador del Tucumán entre 1730 y 1732.

Biografía

Manuel Felipe de Arche, a quien según otros documentos de la época llamaban Belisario Manuel Félix (o Felipe) de Arche (o Areche o Arache) y Cambreada, nació en Nápoles, aunque sus padres eran de Extremadura, España.

Había sido teniente de gobernador en Santiago del Estero en el gobierno de Esteban de Urizar en 1714, con lucida actuación en ese cargo. Luego pasó al Perú como corregidor de Cinti, provincia de Chichas, donde se destacó en la lucha contra los chiriguanos.

El 30 de julio de 1730, siendo Capitán de granaderos de los Reales Ejércitos de su majestad, fue designado gobernador del Tucumán por el virrey del Perú José de Armendáriz, marqués de Castelfuerte.

Falleció en la ciudad de Salta el 16 de junio de 1732.

Gobierno del Tucumán (1730-1732)

Tomó posesión del cargo en octubre de 1730. Fue un gobernante de muchas iniciativas. Se destacó en la lucha contra los indígenas y en 1731 formó un ejército de mil hombres, con el cual combatió durante cuatro meses a los aborígenes. Le pusieron como sobrenombre "el azote de los bárbaros del Chaco".

Tuvo una crisis con el Cabildo de Córdoba, que llegó a designar otro gobernador y, durante la misma, el gobernador falleció por una enfermedad en Salta el 16 de junio de 1732. Sus restos fueron enterrados en el colegio jesuita de Salta, junto a los de Urizar y Arespacochaga.

Referencias

Bibliografía

Militares de España del siglo XVIII
Políticos de España del siglo XVIII
Gobernantes coloniales del Tucumán
Nacidos en Nápoles
Fallecidos en Salta