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High Performance Computing (HPC)
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Founded in Sept. 2020, the Data Science & Computing Lab (DSC Lab) strives for scientific discovery and innovation through data-based and computing-intensive methodologies. The Lab's research addresses scientific questions, where
additional insight and understanding of complex phenomena can be gained by modelling and learning from data
state-of-the-art parallel algorithms and high-performance computing (HPC) facilitate the efficient simulation of very detailed and fine-grained numerical models to advance scientific discovery in areas, that are hard or even impossible to be discovered without computing techniques.
With its expertise in data science and HPC as well as its hardware resources, the DSC Lab supports all computing-related research activities at the Institute for Mathematics and Computer-Based Simulation as well as aids the transfer of research findings into application codes of our academic and industrial partners.
For small- to mid-scale parallel computations, we operate a high-performance computer (Linux cluster) for parallel computations. The key technical specifications of our cluster are:
Linux cluster of compute nodes with multi-core CPUs
480 cores in 20 Intel Xeon Skylake-SP nodes (2x12 core, AVX512)
16x 196 GB DDR4 RAM per node, 4x 768 GB DDR4 RAM per node
Melllanox Infiniband Network
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We also operate a network of multi-core testing machines to support CI/CD software development at IMCS.
The DSC Lab actively participates in the development of several parallel research codes, open-source math libraries, and software environments:
Baci: Baci is an interdisciplinary software project for massively parallel simulations of coupled multi-physics phenomena. It allows for the analysis of solid dynamics, incompressible fluid flow, convection-diffusion-reaction, and photoacoustics problems and their interactions. Specialized reduced order models for cardiovascular applications as well as capabilities for inverse analysis, optimization, and uncertainty quantification complement its capabilities (in collaboration with LnM@TUM, IMCS@UniBwM, and HZG).
Trilinos: The Trilinos Project is an open-source effort to develop algorithms and enabling technologies within an object-oriented software framework for the solution of large-scale, complex multi-physics engineering and scientific problems.
MueLu - the next-generation multigrid framework within Trilinos: MueLu is a flexible and scalable high-performance multigrid solver library. It provides a variety of multigrid algorithms for problems ranging from Poisson-like operators over elasticity, convection-diffusion, and Navier–Stokes to Maxwell's equations.
Spack: the flexible package manager for HPC, Linux, and macOS
The DSC Lab is involved in teaching at the B.Sc. and M.Sc. level in study programs such as "Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences" or "Mathematical Engineering". The DSC Lab contributes to these courses:
Advanced Topics in Numerical Methods
Introduction to the Finite Element Method
Non-linear Finite Elements
Modelling of Uncertainties and Data
Moreover, the DSC Lab facilitates student theses through academic guidance as well as access to computing software and hardware.
The DSC Lab cooperates with selected industrial partners in a number of research projects and efforts towards technology transfer ("from research into application"). Within the scope of these projects, our industrial partners benefit not only from the Lab's bundled expertise in software development, data science and scientific computing, but also from its excellent technical equipment. Have a look at our list of current and previous industrial partners as well as opportunities for collaboration!
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Year 9 chemistry at QIS covers some of my favorite aspects of chemistry and the most visible uses of chemistry around us. The general theme for Chemistry in year 9 at QIS is looking at the Earth's resources, what they are, how they are made and how we use them.
We do this in the first half term by studying metals and in the second half term we look at the Earth itself, what it is made of and how we harness these resources.
There are two key skills that we will be developing in year 9.
The first that we come back to repeatedly throughout both units is being able to write balanced word and symbol equations, and representing reactants and products in a chemical reaction with particle diagrams.
The second is being able to write thorough investigations, throughout the course we will have several opportunities to develop our practical writing skills to prepare us for practical investigations in the iGCSE.
Here at QIS we hope you or your son/daughter enjoys studying chemistry in year 9 and this will lead to them being fully prepared for chemistry at iGCSE in years 10 and 11.
These lessons are meant as a guide only, individual classes may study different topics or the same topics in a different order. Some half terms are different lengths and so individual teachers will adjust each course for their classes.


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Shortly after AngryJournalist.com was introduced to all the gripe-y journos of the world, Joe Murphy brought us Happy Journalist.
Meranda Watling wrote about both sites, even going so far as to make a study of what makes journalists angry.
Angry Journalist was recommended to me as a way to vent my frustrations as well, but I find that random bitching is totally unsatisfying. I want to work myself into a proper rage, unleash it on someone, and then figure out how to work around it. Bitching on an anonymous Web site does not compare to a good rage.
Happy Journalists seems more productive to me. Once I'm done raging and have figured out a solution, that problem-solving high can only be augmented by sharing.
Of course, it's much easier to complain than to solve a problem, so Angry Journalist currently has 1,922 posts, where Happy Journalist only has 74 "pieces of happiness".
Come on people, stop clogging up my tubes with your bitching and start solving the problem!
Ha! I agree! Although I do think us online types do seem to be the more optimistic, so it is a little easier to find solutions.
Sadly for our print-only pals, there is no way to bring back the 'good old days'. And so all they can do is moan!


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Scientific Literature on Relieving Emotional Upset:
Psilocybin Microdosing Research
As a clinician, I've assembled select citations from the most recent literature in regard to psilocybin microdosing, cannabis and specific cannabinoids, as they relate to the nervous system and brain health. I hope these will offer deeper perspectives for the choices you make – Becca
Psilocybin Research
Study suggests psilocybin increases mindfulness, especially when accompanied by mystical experiences
A recent study published in Frontiers in Psychology investigates the relationship between psilocybin, mindfulness, mystical-type experiences, and serotonin receptors in the brain. Following participants for three months after a macro-dose of psilocybin, the new findings indicate that the participants who report mystical-type experiences are more likely to have increased mindfulness abilities.
Demystifying the microdosing of psychedelics
This is the first double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized, within-subject study specifically investigating the effects of low doses of LSD on mood, emotion processing, and cognition.
According to one of the lead authors, Katrin Preller, neuropsychologist, University of Zurich:
"The amygdala, considered the emotion center of the brain, changed how it interacted with other brain regions in the microdosers, indicating the potential to better regulate negative emotions."
The neurobiology of psychedelic drugs: implications for the treatment of mood disorders
After a pause of nearly 40 years in research into the effects of psychedelic drugs, recent advances in our understanding of the neurobiology of psychedelics, such as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), psilocybin and ketamine have led to renewed interest in the clinical potential of psychedelics in the treatment of various psychiatric disorders. Recent behavioural and neuroimaging data show that psychedelics modulate neural circuits that have been implicated in mood and affective disorders, and can reduce the clinical symptoms of these disorders.The amygdala is a key structure in serotonergic emotion-processing circuits. This study assessed the effects of acute administration of the hallucinogen psilocybin versus placebo on amygdala reactivity to negative stimuli in 25 healthy volunteers. Amygdala reactivity to negative and neutral stimuli was lower after psilocybin administration than after placebo administration.
Psilocybin-Induced Decrease in Amygdala Reactivity Correlates with Enhanced Positive Mood in Healthy Volunteers
The amygdala is a key structure in serotonergic emotion-processing circuits. This study assessed the effects of acute administration of the hallucinogen psilocybin versus placebo on amygdala reactivity to negative stimuli in 25 healthy volunteers. Amygdala reactivity to negative and neutral stimuli was lower after psilocybin administration than after placebo administration.
Implications for psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy: functional magnetic resonance imaging study with psilocybin
Psilocybin is a classic psychedelic drug that has a history of use in psychotherapy. One of the rationales for its use was that it aids emotional insight by lowering psychological defences. The purpose of the study was to test the hypothesis that psilocybin facilitates access to personal memories and emotions by comparing subjective and neural responses to positive autobiographical memories under psilocybin and placebo.
This review confirms the efficacy of CBD for social anxiety: A systematic literature review of human studies assessing the efficacy of cannabidiol for social anxiety
CBD has emerged as promising treatment candidate for Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) and preliminary neuroimaging data suggests that CBD acts on the same brain regions known to be altered in SAD. Additionally, CBD may have key advantages over existing treatments, including a rapid course of action, reduced potential for abuse and drug interactions with alcohol and opioids, as well as fewer sedative and cognitive side effects.
Effects of Marijuana on Mental Health: Anxiety Disorders
In 2016 Walsh et al reviewed the literature on the use of MM (medical marijuana) for anxiety and concluded that evidence from cross-sectional studies generally supported the anxiolytic (anti-anxiety) effects of MM.
Pure THC appears to decrease anxiety at lower doses and increase anxiety at higher doses.
The role of cannabinoids in adult neurogenesis (creation of nerve cells)
Cannabinoids are a unique class of chemical compounds incorporating plant‐derived cannabinoids (the active components of Cannabis sativa) the endogenous cannabinoids and synthetic cannabinoid ligands and these compounds are becoming increasingly recognized for their roles in neural developmental processes.
Endocannabinoids may play pivotal roles in at least some of these phases of neurogenesis. Of particular interest are the varying temporal effects of synthetic endogenous and plant‐derived cannabinoids on the proliferation and survival phases of neurogenesis indicating complex physiological regulation of this process that may be modulated by drugs that target the endocannabinoid system. The functional importance of neurogenesis has yet to be clarified however the weight of evidence indicates that impaired neurogenesis is associated with depression and cognitive impairment. Pharmacological targeting of the cannabinoid system as a regulator of neurogenesis may prove a fruitful strategy in the prevention or treatment of mood or memory disorders.
Cannabinoids Neurogenesis and Antidepressant Drugs: Is there a Link?
Similar to clinically used antidepressants cannabinoids can also regulate anxiety and depressive symptoms.
The putative role of cannabinoid in the control of mood and anxiety disorders has been describe by numerous authors [103 104]. In addition it has been suggested that the majority of the available treatments for depression modulates sendo-cannabinoid signaling.
Cannabidiol as a Potential Treatment for Anxiety Disorders
Human experimental findings support preclinical findings and also suggest a lack of anxiogenic effects minimal sedative effects and an excellent safety profile. Current preclinical and human findings mostly involve acute CBD dosing in healthy subjects so further studies are required to establish whether chronic dosing of CBD has similar effects in relevant clinical populations. Overall this review emphasizes the potential value and need for further study of CBD in the treatment of anxiety disorders.
Cannabidiol as a Potential Treatment for Anxiety and Mood Disorders
CBD's therapeutic potential has been investigated in a number of neuropsychiatric diseases and pathological conditions. In the present preclinical review we provided an overview of behavioral and neuropharmacological studies that evaluated CBD as an anxiolytic- and antidepressant-like compound. Moreover we outlined evidence suggesting that CBD's therapeutic-like properties may involve epigenetic mechanisms that include DNA methylation histone modifications and the regulation of miRNA expression. Collectively and given CBD's safety profile these studies support the continued evaluation of CBD as a promising new agent in the treatment of anxiety and mood disorders. However future studies are still warranted to elucidate CBD's precise pharmacodynamic profile and epigenetic mechanisms of action.
Cannabis and Anxiety
This 2019 Canadian study examined the prevalence of cannabis use for anxiety symptoms through a survey. About 900 (888) people who were using cannabis to treat anxiety symptoms responded about their medical use of cannabis (referred to as CMP – "cannabis for medicinal purposes"). Among the symptoms they reported included Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder, Major Depressive Disorder, Panic Disorder/Agoraphobia. Most (92%) reported that cannabis improved their symptoms. The vast majority perceived symptom improvement and did not believe it caused them impairment or an inability to control use.
CBD and Anxiety/poor sleep
This 2019 study out of Colorado was to determine whether CBD helps improve sleep and/or anxiety with varying doses of CBD from 25mg to 75mg/day. Seventy-two adults with either anxiety (47 of them) or trouble sleeping (25 of them) were given the CBD. After the first month the majority of patients experienced an improvement in anxiety and sleep. The sleep scores demonstrated mild improvement while anxiety scores decreased within the first month and remained so during the 3-month study duration. The conclusion quoted from the study: "Cannabidiol [CBD] may hold benefit for anxiety-related disorders. Controlled clinical studies are needed."
CBD and Anxiety During Speaking Engagements
This 2019 study out of Brazil confirms the anxiety-reducing properties of CBD. Fifty-seven men were given none or various doses of CBD (150mg, 300mg, 600mg) and then performed a simulated public speaking test (SPST). This public speaking test a well known for its anxiety-inducing effects – as you can well imagine! Intriguingly, those taking the 300mg CBD had significantly reduced anxiety but not so with the placebo or the 150mg and 600mg. The researchers' conclusion: "Optimal therapeutic doses of CBD should be rigorously determined so that research findings can be adequately translated into clinical practice."
Cannabis use may contribute to reducing severe depressive and suicidal states in those suffering PTSD
This 2019 Canadian study draws on data from a Community Health Survey of Mental Health (just regular people over 15 years old) and reports there is "compelling preliminary evidence from a general population sample that cannabis use modified the association between PTSD and depression and suicidality" meaning that cannabis reduced depression and suicidal inclinations among those who didn't have a dependence on cannabis use. Researchers concluded: "There is an emerging need for high-quality experimental investigation of the efficacy of cannabis/cannabinoids for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder."
Treating Anxiety-related and Substance Abuse Disorders with CBD
This is a 2017 British overview of studies showing the anti-anxiety effects of CBD and focuses on the findings as they relate to reducing fear and processing addiction cravings. The study notes: "Converging lines of evidence have established that acute CBD treatment is anxiolytic [reduces anxiety] on both humans and animals." and "In summary, this line of research may lead to the development of a formulation of CBD for use as a treatment for anxiety-related and substance abuse disorders in the future."
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Putorana Plateau, Siberia
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The Putorana Plateau or the Putorana Mountains is a high-lying basalt plateau, a mountainous area at the northwestern edge of the Central Siberian Plateau, to the south from Taymyr Peninsula.
The area pictured shows part of the Putoransky State Nature Reserve, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Situated about 100 km north of the Arctic Circle, the site serves as a major reindeer migration route – an increasingly rare natural phenomenon – and is one of the very few centres of plant species richness in the Arctic.
Virtually untouched by human influence, this isolated mountain range includes pristine forests and cold-water lake and river systems. The lakes are characterised by elongated, fjord-like shapes, such as Lake Ayan in the upper-central part of the image.
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Monopoli, Italy
Sitting on Puglia's Adriatic coast around 30km south of Bari, Monopoli is a lovely town for a day trip, possibly in combination with Polignano a Mare just up the coast, mixing a dip in the sea with a good lunch and a wander around the old town centre.
Like so many towns on the Adriatic, Monopoli's history has been thoroughly influenced by its east-facing position and its fortified sea-front walls and castle tell many a story.
Parking in or around Piazza XX Settembre, location of a colourful street market, head east towards the cathedral. To find it just look upwards and you are sure to see its elegantly conceived bell tower thrusting into the sky. Built in 1693, the tower is over 60 metres high, completely dominating the town below.
In Tunisia's capital, the term 'living history' really does apply. Here, waves of colonisation have endowed the city's fabric and culture with an intoxicatingly rich and complex flavour that becomes apparent wherever you explore.
Take the magnificent medieval medina, sidelined by the French after colonisation but coming into its own in the 21st century, as boutique hotels open and arty cafes lure locals back to the neighbourhoods their grandparents grew up in. And consider the historic settlement of Carthage, once colonised by Phoenicians and Romans but now the province of upwardly mobile locals, whose sophisticated lives play out among the ruins.
Ed Dueim, Sudan
Ed Dueim is on the west bank of the White Nile, between Khartoum and Kosti. It is home to the University of Bakht, which lies to the north of the town. The university has played an important role in promoting education throughout Sudan. It is known for its two-year course called Al Sanatain, which prepared teachers to teach school, attracting students from all regions of Sudan and neighbouring countries.
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Statewide Operation Seizes Weapons from Gang Members
According to reports, the U.S. Marshals Service oversaw the end of a state-wide operation that lasted 90 days and resulted in 180 arrests after targeting a number of violent criminals with alleged gang ties. The operation also resulted in the seizure of more than 30 weapons. The operation, named Operation GRIT (Gang Research, Intelligence and Targeting) 2015, also involved law enforcement officials clearing 189 warrants and confiscating a number of street drugs. Police agencies from multiple counties, including Pinal, Maricopa and Pima, focused on apprehending numerous alleged gang members and associates throughout Arizona, including those who were wanted for felonies such as rape, homicide, dangerous drugs, assault and robbery. Of the 180 arrested, eight were wanted for sex offenses and assaults, 33 for aggravated assault, five for murder and another 28 for violations relating to firearms.
Career Criminals Targeted
Law enforcement agencies released the names of multiple career criminals and gang members that were targeted throughout this operation, including:
Roger Tyrone Porter – Arrested in Chandler, AZ, on June 10 on charges of armed robbery and attempted first-degree murder. Porter picked up the victim on June 4, then drove him to an undisclosed area where he was said to have allegedly shot the victim multiple times and threatened that he knew where his family lived.
Marco Mejia-Luna – Arrested on July 10 in Tucson, Luna had been wanted for armed robbery in a carjacking and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Armida Villareal and Johnny Salvador Ruiz – Both of these men were arrested in Phoenix on May 13. They were wanted on charges of participation in a criminal street gang, attempted murder, misconduct involving weapons, assisting a criminal street gang and aggravated assault.
Steven Rodriguez – The Tucson Police Department arrested Rodriguez on June 26. He was charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault and armed robbery. Police have also identified him as one of the three men who allegedly committed an armed robbery at a barbershop located in Tucson.
The U.S. Marshals led task forces that were responsible for the arrests of over 110,000 local, state and federal fugitives in the 2013 fiscal year.
Criminal Defense Attorneys Can Defend Your Rights
Drugs charges are among the most common of all criminal allegations. When someone commits a crime involving prescription or illegal drugs, the charges can range from minor misdemeanors to severe felony charges. There are usually three factors that determine the severity of a drug charge: how much of the drug is found in someone's possession, who is buying or using that drug and whether or not any other crimes have been committed during the drug trade. A criminal defense attorney, such as the Phoenix defense lawyers at Oswalt Law Group, may represent someone who has been charged with a drug crime in order to mitigate the possible penalties. No matter how complicated your drug case may be, the criminal defense lawyers at Oswalt Law Group can provide you with legal representation in order to protect your rights.


Obtaining bandwidth and connectivity from traditional communication service providers gets more expensive as organisations grow. The accessibility of dark fibre now offers an affordable alternative for smaller organisations to create a private network with almost unlimited bandwidth using cost-effective and scalable DWDM technology.
Metro network pricing varies intra-city, city-to-city and country-to-country due to variables including digging trenches or accessing ducts to place multiple fibre optic cables, and access to leased fibre or wavelengths to counter upfront costs.
Long-haul networks are more consistent and incur fewer regulations. When leasing dark fibre, it's common to sign an IRU (infeasible rights of use), which is a contract that cannot be undone of a period from 10 to 30 years and maintenance contracts renewable every five years with cost based on route miles and not how many strands of cable.
DWDM aids in mitigating these upfront and ongoing costs by combining multiple wavelength channels on a fibre pair, extending the reach of client-side signals like Ethernet and Fibre Channel. As a signee of the contract, the customer will be able negotiate maintenance options, leaving them to control their network, minimising business disruption.
The physical media, often called Layer 0, comes in two media types. The first to be released commercially is multi-mode fibre and is usually used within a local area network (LAN), intra-building connectivity and other shorter distance applications. The other is singlemode fibre that is used in dark fibre networks where SMF28 is the most laid fibre optic cable on the planet with LEAF fibre leading the way for long distance applications.
Multimode fibre, thanks to its large core, is less expensive and cheaper to implement than singlemode but is limited to a maximum distance of 2KM, 100BASE-FX, an instance of Fast Ethernet for optical fibre and requires relatively inexpensive instruments to splice and singlemode much more challenging with specialised tools needed.
In the previous post, we saw how Ethernet has a limited capacity and as we've seen so far here, multimode fibre has a limited reach. But DWDM technology lends a hand to combine multiple client-side signals to send over a fibre pair using a transponder, thereby extending its reach from metres of Ethernet and multi-mode fibre that now extends to many tens of kilometres in a metro network on singlemode fibre.
On the road to dark fibre are two impeding factors. Firstly, attenuation causes a loss in strength of a signal over distance that could prevent a receiver from distinguishing between a digital one or zero as shown in Figure 1. Optical amplifiers are deployed to combat this thereby amplifying the signal but reaches a point of OSNR (optical signal to noise ratio) as amplifiers also amplify noise and thus cannot be added incessantly.
The second factor is dispersion, with chromatic and polarisation mode as two types of dispersion that subsequently impact data with errors. This dispersion happens due to meagre geometry on the fibre (oval than a healthy circular), the fact frequencies do not travel at precisely the same time, mechanical stresses and temperature changes on the fibre. These can cause substantial problems on longer distance systems but can be alleviated against using DCMs (dispersion compensation modules), a special reel of fibre optic cable. A balance is needed here too as DCMs have inherent attenuation, requiring additional amplification but a price worth paying for the wealth of benefits dark fibre delivers.
Here, we can see that although dark fibre does present challenges to the goal of virtually unlimited bandwidth, there are astute techniques developed to mitigate those issues. Dark fibre is the clear winner for meeting future bandwidth demands for decades to come, these challenges provide valuable rewards, with significant reductions at a cost-per-bit ratio.


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Plantagenet is a three-series sequence of BBC Radio 4 radio plays by the British dramatist Mike Walker, broadcast in the Classic Serial strand, based on the account of the Plantagenet dynasty in Holinshed's Chronicles. Each series consisted of three weekly episodes, the first premiering from 14 February 2010, the second from 29 May 2011 and the third from 1 April 2012.

Episode list

Series 1

Henry II – What is A Man?
King Henry II – David Warner
Queen Eleanor – Jane Lapotaire
Prince Richard – Joseph Cohen-Cole
Prince Hal – Piers Wehner
Prince Geoffrey – Rhys Jennings
William Marshall – Stephen Hogan
Bertran de Bourne – Bruce Alexander
King Louis – Philip Fox
Courtier – John Biggins

Richard I – Lionheart
Queen Eleanor – Jane Lapotaire
Richard – Ed Stoppard
King Henry II – David Warner
William Marshall – Stephen Hogan
King Philip – John Biggins
Saladin – Raad Rawi
El-adel – Khalid Laith
Baldwin – Ewan Hooper
Prince John, later King John – Neil Stuke
Hugh – Philip Fox
Robert of Champagne – Rhys Jennings
Conrad – Piers Wehner

John, by the Grace of God
Queen Eleanor – Jane Lapotaire
King Richard – Ed Stoppard
King John – Neil Stuke
William Marshall – Stephen Hogan
Prince Arthur – Ryan Watson
Queen Isabelle – Emerald O'Hanrahan
King Philip – John Biggins
Saladin – Raad Rawi
El-Adel – Khalid Laith
Doctor/Langton – Ewan Hooper
Girard – Joseph Cohen-Cole
De Roche – Bruce Alexander
Fitzwalter – Piers Wehner
Will Marshall – Rhys Jennings
Prince Henry, later Henry III – Bertie Gilbert

Series 2

Edward I – Old Soldiers
King Edward I – Philip Jackson
Margaret, Edward's second wife – Ellie Kendrick
Ned, later King Edward II – Sam Troughton
Piers Gaveston – Simon Bubb
William Wallace – James Lailey
Roger Bigod – Jonathan Forbes

Edward II – The Greatest Traitor
King Edward II – Sam Troughton
Isabella, Edward's wife and Mortimer's lover – Hattie Morahan
Roger Mortimer – Trystan Gravelle
Prince Edward, later King Edward III – Joseph Samrai
Hugh Despenser – Jonathan Forbes

Richard II – And All Our Dreams Will End in Death
King Richard II, Edward III's grandson and heir – Patrick Kennedy
Henry Bolingbroke – Blake Ritson
Queen Ann – Alex Tregear
Gloucester – Peter Polycarpou
John of Gaunt – Sean Baker

Series 3

Henry V – True Believers
Hal, later King Henry V ...Luke Treadaway
Katherine of France, Henry V's wife...Lydia Leonard
Thomas of Earlham...James Lailey
Sir John Oldcastle...Nicky Henson
King Henry IV...Paul Moriarty
Badby...Simon Bubb
Bradmore...Carl Prekopp

Henry VI – A Simple Man
King Henry VI...Al Weaver
Margaret...Aimee-Ffion Edwards
Richard, Duke of York... Shaun Dooley
Cardinal Beaufort...Paul Moriarty
Earl of Warwick...Gerard McDermott
Duke of Somerset...Carl Prekopp
Edward of York...Simon Bubb

Richard III – The Three Brothers
Queen Elizabeth, wife of Edward IV...Nancy Carroll
King Edward IV...Simon Bubb
King Richard III...Carl Prekopp
Clarence...Christopher Webster
Margaret, widow of Henry VI...Aimee Ffion Edwards
Warwick...Gerard McDermott
Stafford...Adam Billington
Lewis...James Lailey
Bishop...Paul Moriarty

External links
BBC site – Series 1
BBC site – Series 2

2010 audio plays
2011 audio plays
British radio dramas
2010 radio dramas
2011 radio dramas
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Diamond Head is a volcanic cone located on the Hawaii Islands on the island of Oahu (8 km from Honolulu). This place was created about 150 000 years ago as a result of eruption. This area is particularly often visited by tourists. From Diamond Head it is possible to see the city centre that gets more and more beautiful, as well as the well-known Waikiki beach. Almost the whole crater is made accessible for the tourists. Climbing the crater are admiring the beautiful panorama of the Hawaii Islands is the main attraction. On top of the crated there are antennas that are used by the American government.


ND Energy offers competitive fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students to conduct energy-related research at Notre Dame. These fellowships support new advancements in energy technologies, while broadening the educational experiences for students receiving these awards. These programs are made possible through the generosity of Notre Dame alumni who support energy research and education at Notre Dame.
The Vincent P. Slatt Endowment for Undergraduate Research in Energy Systems and Processes supports undergraduate researchers who are interested in creating better energy systems and devices or strengthening America's energy future through the development of policies and infrastructure to support new technologies. Students receive awards of up to $5,000 each, most of them working in laboratories on campus alongside other researchers to address some of the most critical issues in energy today. Slatt fellowships are made possible through the generosity of Christopher (ND'80) and Jeanine Slatt in honor of Vincent P. Slatt, Notre Dame Class of 1943.
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Boko Haram: Nigeria lifts ban on charities
Written by	Boma Bravura Al
The Nigerian government says it has temporarily lifted the ban on two international charities - Action Against Hunger and Mercy Corps that had been in place since September.
The humanitarian organisations have now been allowed to resume operations. They were accused of aiding Boko Haram fighters in the north.
The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs Sadiya Umar Farouq made the announcement in Abuja.
There were rising concerns about the growing humanitarian crisis in the north-east, with the NGO Médécins Sans Frontières estimating that 85% of Borno state was inaccessible.
Now the government says it will start re-registering humanitarian agencies operating in the region.
The two organisations are among a number of NGOs that provide humanitarian aid to vulnerable populations, at risk from the deadly Islamist insurgency.
Action Against Hunger had said it would support any investigation and strongly rejected the accusation of aiding and abetting a terrorist organisation.
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LG Showcases 2021 OLED TV Lineup at CES
Al Griffin | Jan 11, 2021
LG today announced its new OLED TVs for 2021 at the company's virtual CES press conference. The lineup includes a 4K-resolution 83-inch TV—a new screen size option from the company—high-end "evo" models with a new panel designed to deliver higher brightness than prior OLEDs, and a new AI processor for improved performance. LG is also planning to attract more OLED buyers via a series of affordable entry-level models.
LG's new G1 OLED "evo" TVs offer higher brightness and can be paired with the new Gallery Stand (shown), an option also available for other new LG OLEDs .
The company's 2021 OLED lineup is led by its G1 series, available in 77-, 65-, and 55-inch screen sizes. These are LG's OLED evo models and feature a panel with a "new luminous element" that produces higher brightness via a "precise wavelength" and "optimized composition." They also feature four HDMI 2.1 ports, a built-in ATSC 3.0 tuner, and the α 9 Gen 4 AI processor, which LG says improves picture quality through AI upscaling and object enhancement and also optimizes images via genre and scene detection.
LG's Z1 series of 8K OLEDs will provide a high-end, and correspondingly high-priced, option for viewers with deep pockets. Available in 88- and 77-inch screen sizes, these will offer many of the same features found in the G1 series, but with an 8K variant of the α 9 Gen 4 AI processor to handle upconversion to the set's native resolution.
LG's C1 series OLEDs provide many of the same features found in the flagship G1 series and offer a new 83-inch screen size option.
The C1 series offers the widest assortment of screen sizes, with five models ranging from 48 inches up to a new 83-inch option. These sets feature the company's new α 9 Gen 4 AI processor, HDMI 2.1 connectivity, and compatibility with the new Gallery Stand, an option also available for LG's new entry-level A1 series OLEDs. Available in 48-, 55-, 65-, and 75-inch screen sizes, this new series features the company's α 7 Gen 4 AI processor along with HDMI 2.0 connectivity.
All of the new LG OLEDs feature the company's updated webOS 6.0 smart TV platform, which provides a redesigned Home screen along with improved performance, according to the company. A redesigned Magic remote is also new for 2021, with an ergonomic design for easier handling plus a point & scroll cursor to navigate onscreen options.
The new higher-end models from LG feature Filmmaker mode, CalMan Auto Calibration II with built-in test patterns, and Game Optimizer, with the latter feature providing an onscreen menu that compiles all selected gamer-centric settings such as G-SYNC, FreeSync, variable refresh rate (VRR), and game genre modes. They will also offer support for cloud gaming from Google Stadia and GeForce Now in Q2 2021 and Q4 2021, respectively.
LG's new TV announcements for CES 2021 include the company's QNED Mini-LED TV lineup, which we had previously reported on.
Info on pricing and availability for the LG's new OLEDs was not announced.
Submitted by brenro on January 11, 2021 - 7:05am
Info on ATSC 3.0 tuners.
Added that info
Submitted by Al Griffin on January 11, 2021 - 8:26am
Thanks for pointing out.
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Q: Javascript id as parameter in href Second image ,First image I have a set of links, which will open a pop-up form.
When the link is clicked,I want to send a parameter to the form and then use it on form submission.
I'm able to set the value to be passed as id of  tag. Can I send to further?

 Chapter $i:
  ViewStatus:$status
  Request Access

";

<form method="post" action=" " id="myPopup" data-role="popup" style="padding:10px">

Enter your details

  <input type="text" name="name" id="name" placeholder="Name" required>
  <input type="email" name="email" id="email" placeholder="Email" required>
  <input type="date" name="date" id="date" placeholder="Intended completion date" required>
  <input type="submit" data-inline="true" value="Submit" name='submit'>

</form>

Is it possible to do in javascript? How to do it?

A: Option #1:
Set up hidden inputs, and send the values to them when clicking the link. You can then get these on the other end where the form is sent.
(Note: in my code examples I'm explicitly using PHP as that's where you seem to have copied your code snipped from)
echo "ViewStatus:$status

<input type='hidden' name='viewlink' id='viewlink' value='0' />";

And on the PHP receiving end you can do this:
if ($_POST['viewlink'] == 1) {
    // do stuff
}

Option #2:
Alternatively you could send the data to a javascript array, prevent posting on submit of the form, take care of adding the array to the form action as query string, then explicitly send the form.
echo "ViewStatus:$status

This is what you'd do in your javascript file:
var queryString = [];

function linkClicked (type) {
    queryString[type] = 1;
}

$("#myPopup").submit(function(event) {
    event.preventDefault();
    $(this).attr('action', $(location).attr('host') + $.param(queryString));
    $(this).submit();
});

And on the PHP receiving end you can do the following (note the $_POST from above has changed to $_GET):
if ($_GET['viewlink'] == 1) {
    // do stuff
}

A: try this..
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<form id = 'myform'>
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</form>

Jquery
$(document).ready(function(){
    $('.mybtn').click(function(){
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        var SubmitForm = $("#myform").serializeArray();
        $.post("somepage.php",
        {
         SubmitForm:SubmitForm,
         ID:id
        },
        function(res){
            alert(res);//your result..
        });
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Q: Generate Oracle reports xml using java I have a client who wants to maintain their Oracle report xml for printing their Statements but I am using java and jasper reports to generate the PDF reports. The xml goes to a third party for printing. Is there a way by any means of invoking or development I can generate the same oracle report xml. I have googled to no avail. This is the Oracle report xml formating:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- Generated by Oracle Reports version 6.0.8.18.0 -->
<CDSTXN05>
  <LIST_G_CLIENT_PREFIX>
    <G_CLIENT_PREFIX>
      <CLIENT_PREFIX>0000xxxxxxxxx0</CLIENT_PREFIX>
      <CLIENT_SUFFIX>LI</CLIENT_SUFFIX>
      <JOINT_AC_NO>0</JOINT_AC_NO>
      <LIST_G_MEMBER_CODE>
        <G_MEMBER_CODE>
          <BROKER>B12-B</BROKER>
          <MNAME>CUSTOMER NAME</MNAME>
          <MADD1>CUSTOMER ADDRESS</MADD1>
          <MADD2>CITY</MADD2>
          <MADD3>FINANCE HOUSE</MADD3>
          <MTOWN></MTOWN>
          <MCOUNTY></MCOUNTY>
          <MSTATE></MSTATE>
          <MPOSTCODE></MPOSTCODE>
          <MCOUNTRY>COUNTRY</MCOUNTRY>
          <MEMBER_CODE>B1</MEMBER_CODE>
          <MEMBER_TYPE>B</MEMBER_TYPE>
          <M_COUNTRY_CODE>CD</M_COUNTRY_CODE>
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Any ideas, example or links will be appreciated.

A: EDITED
try this :
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Writing out a DOM object for xml eg
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Oracle Developer's XML kit
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Skogskovall (Melampyrum sylvaticum) är en art i familjen snyltrotsväxter.

Beskrivning
Jämfört med ängskovall har skogskovall helt gula blommor, vilka även är mindre än ängskovalls.

Bladen är rent gröna och smala. Växten blir cirka 35 cm hög.

Utbredning, biotop och ekologi
Arten förekommer bara i Europa, främst i Skandinavien, i Alperna och i bergstrakter på Balkan. Den hittas även i norra England, Skottland och norra Irland.

Skogskovall växer i miljöer likt ängskovall såsom exempelvis öppnare gran- eller björkskogar. Den hittas även vid strandlinjer av vattendrag och insjöar.

Skogskovall lever ibland som parasit på andra växter och får delar av sin näring från värdväxten. Den blommar främst mellan juni och augusti.

Utbredningskarta Norden
Utbredningskarta Norra halvklotet

Bygdemål

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Etymologi
Det vetenskapliga namnet sylvaticum kan härledas från latin silva = skog,

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Q: mutate a column by group and replacing to its 4 median values in R I have a dataset:
set.seed(1)
data.frame(grouping1 = rep(c("A", "B", "C"), each = 12),
           grouping2 = rep(rep(c("exp1", "exp2", "exp3"), each = 3), times = 4),
           value = runif(36))

I would like to replace the values within group A to 4 values center around the median of each grouping1 (in this case is the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th values). then repeat these values for each experiment (grouping2). The orders within each exp is irrelevant as I will then take the average for each experiment.
I have two difficulties when trying to do this with tidyverse:

*

*I would only want to apply such change to group A only

*I cannot find a good function to get the 4 median numbers

Maybe customize function is needed.
here is the intended output:
set.seed(1)
new_value = runif(36)
new_value[1:12] <- rep(sort(runif(36)[1:12])[5:8],3)
data.frame(grouping1 = rep(c("A", "B", "C"), each = 12),
           grouping2 = rep(rep(c("exp1", "exp2", "exp3"), each = 4), times = 3),
           value = new_value)

A: Here is one approach using base. I changed the input df to have the same number of grouping2 in each grouping1 to match your intended output. Let me know if that is an issue. I named the field containing updated values value2 to make quality control a little easier.
set.seed(1)
df<- data.frame(grouping1 = rep(c("A", "B", "C"), each = 12),
           grouping2 = rep(rep(c("exp1", "exp2", "exp3"), each = 4), times = 3),
           value = runif(36))

# We are only interested in Group A
a <- df[df$grouping1 == "A",]
# Calculate difference between median and values
a$diff <- abs(median(a$value) - a$value)
# Values with smallest absolute difference are centered around the median
a <- a[order(a$grouping2),]
a$value2 <- a[a$diff %in% head(sort(a$diff), 4), "value"]
# Join `a` with original dataframe
df$value2 <- NA
rbind(a[,names(df)], df[df$grouping1 != "A",])


Route Running -Can be knocked around in tight spaces, is a long strider who doesn't do well when he's forced off his linear release. Best up the seam from slot and in-line when he's not contested, otherwise has some lethargic breaks on hard angles.
Hands -A few gimme drops in contested situations, can let the ball into his chest instead of plucking it while fighting for real estate. Catch radius is notable and when comfortable extending for the football often shows ability to bail out his passer.
Versatility -Exposure to roles of all sorts but ideally is a vertical receiving threat first and foremost. Success hasn't gone hand and hand with assignment and he's not to be featured in a role that asks him to spend time in the backfield.
Contested Catch Ability -Extension skills and size are a true asset, especially when he's boxing out defenders as they arrive. Has less success when the defender rides his hip through the target and is forces to play around a body to secure the catch.
Run After Catch Ability -Long strides in the open will enable some added yardage when he's uncovered but generally lacks wiggle or mobility to shake free of an arriving defender. Play strength isn't exceptional either and won't pull through lateral challenges.
Power At POA -Appears lacking in lower body power and as a result is more of a mirror blocker than a drive blocker. Confident in combo blocks to work hip to hip. Will let his base narrow in one on ones and spin, losing ability to drive opponents off their spot.
Competitive Toughness -High hips lead to some struggles when tasked with playing through contact and can get rattled around trying to push up the seam on a stem. Functional power is not an exceptional trait and offers minimal value in short yardage.
Flexibility -Good rotation through the hips to work his numbers back to the football. Would like to see more hip drop at the top of stem or more aggression at the top of his stems to play with more speed and establish more snap/separation.
Balance -Struggles in an in-line role unless he's tasked with sliding and steering defenders. Has been contacted and knocked off base with his route stems by linebackers and zone defenders looking to reroute his release up the field.
Football Intelligence -Knows all the tricks to work around contact. Awareness to flip his eyes back to the passer are effective, but will do so even at the expense of getting clipped by a squatting defender. Has no issue with assignments, needs to perfect his craft and add functional balance.
Kaden Smith is an intriguing TE prospect, but projects as a player that will need added developmental time before any expectations should be placed on him. Smith is pretty lethargic at the top of his stems and won't inspire as a man beater in routes. Pretty specific skill set for immediate role, wins up seam vs. zone and as a sit-down target vs. soft zone. Smith has skills and promise but shouldn't be tasked to play a large percentage of snaps until he fleshes out his game.


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Sara Liu Xijun (chino simplificado: 刘 惜 君, chino tradicional: 刘 惜 君; mandarín Pinyin: Liu Xijun; Jyutping: Lau4 Sik1 Gwan1) (30 de abril de 1988, Cantón), es una cantante de pop china que saltó a la fama a través de concursos de canto por televisión. Ocupó el quinto lugar en la cuarta temporada (2009), en un concurso de canto en China llamado, "Super Girls" (chino: 快乐 女声) o Happy Girl. Ella fue nominada como la intérprete de "Guangdong Hakka".

Carrera
En 2009, Liu Xijun decide participar en la categoría de "Hunan TVfamous" dentro de un concurso de canto llamado "Super Girl", mientras que ella no logró convertirse en una "Hunan TV". Aunque su experiencia por su asistencia, logra enumerar su continuidad en esta categoría.

En 2003, Liu Xijun comenzó a demostrar su talento brillante, en la que fue galardonada como una de las cantantes de una escuela superior 10 llamado "Shenzhen" y luego en una escuela de canto llamado "Shatoujiao". En febrero de 2004, cuando el Xijun tenía quince años de edad, ganó el campeonato de canto en una competencia local, en la que tuvo lugar en el "Shenzhen Aoqi Music Inc." y luego firmó contrato con esta compañía de música.

Super Girl

Discografía

Álbumes y EPs (extended plays)

Singles
 The Highest of All (高高至上) 27 February 2010
 The Rhododendron Flower Blooms Again (羊角花又开) 12 August 2010

Canciones promocionales

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Sara Liu's blog
 HunanTV Super Girl page for Sara Liu

Cantantes de la República Popular China
Nacidos en Shenzhen