1 A None No Power Seat 1 A is a standard Business Class seat, however, the proximity to the lavatory and galley may be bothersome. There is no floor storage for this seat during takeoff and landing.
1 B None No Power Seat 1 B is a standard Business Class seat, however, the proximity to the lavatory and galley may be bothersome. There is no floor storage for this seat during takeoff and landing.
1 E None No Power Seat 1 E is a standard Business Class seat, however, the proximity to the lavatory and galley may be bothersome. There is no floor storage for this seat during takeoff and landing.
1 F None No Power Seat 1 F is a standard Business Class seat, however, the proximity to the lavatory and galley may be bothersome. There is no floor storage for this seat during takeoff and landing.
17 B None No Power Seat 17 B is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline due to the Exit Row behind.
17 C None No Power Seat 17 C is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline due to the Exit Row behind.
17 D None No Power Seat 17 D is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline due to the Exit Row behind.
17 E None No Power Seat 17 E is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline due to the Exit Row behind.
18 A None No Power Seat 18 A is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline.
18 B None No Power Seat 18 B is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline.
18 C None No Power Seat 18 C is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline.
18 D None No Power Seat 18 D is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline.
18 E None No Power Seat 18 E is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline.
18 F None No Power Seat 18 F is a standard Economy Class seat that has additional legroom due to the Exit Row, however, this seat has limited recline.
28 C None No Power Seat 28 C is a standard Economy Class seat, however, the proximity to the lavatory may be bothersome.
28 D None No Power Seat 28 D is a standard Economy Class seat, however, the proximity to the lavatory may be bothersome.
29 A None No Power Seat 29 A is a standard Economy Class seat located in a last row of the aircraft. Seat back recline might be limited due to the wall directly behind. Also, if the seat back in front is reclined, then personal space will be reduced. The proximity to the lavatory and galley area might be bothersome.
29 B None No Power Seat 29 B is a standard Economy Class seat located in a last row of the aircraft. Seat back recline might be limited due to the wall directly behind. Also, if the seat back in front is reclined, then personal space will be reduced. The proximity to the lavatory and galley area might be bothersome.
29 C None No Power Seat 29 C is a standard Economy Class seat located in a last row of the aircraft. Seat back recline might be limited due to the wall directly behind. Also, if the seat back in front is reclined, then personal space will be reduced. The proximity to the lavatory and galley area might be bothersome.
29 D None No Power Seat 29 D is a standard Economy Class seat located in a last row of the aircraft. Seat back recline might be limited due to the wall directly behind. Also, if the seat back in front is reclined, then personal space will be reduced. The proximity to the lavatory and galley area might be bothersome.
29 E None No Power Seat 29 E is a standard Economy Class seat located in a last row of the aircraft. Seat back recline might be limited due to the wall directly behind. Also, if the seat back in front is reclined, then personal space will be reduced. The proximity to the lavatory and galley area might be bothersome.
29 F None No Power Seat 29 F is a standard Economy Class seat located in a last row of the aircraft. Seat back recline might be limited due to the wall directly behind. Also, if the seat back in front is reclined, then personal space will be reduced. The proximity to the lavatory and galley area might be bothersome.
5 A None No Power Seat 5 A is a standard Premium Class seat that has extra legroom. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during take-off and landing.
5 B None No Power Seat 5 B is a standard Premium Class seat that has extra legroom. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during take-off and landing.
5 C None No Power Seat 5 C is a standard Premium Class seat that has extra legroom. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during take-off and landing.
5 D None No Power Seat 5 D is a standard Premium Class seat that has extra legroom. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during take-off and landing.
5 E None No Power Seat 5 E is a standard Premium Class seat that has extra legroom. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during take-off and landing.
5 F None No Power Seat 5 F is a standard Premium Class seat that has extra legroom. The tray table is in the armrest, making the armrest immovable and slightly reducing seat width. There is no floor storage for this seat during take-off and landing.
6 A None No Power Seat 6 A is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
6 B None No Power Seat 6 B is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
6 C None No Power Seat 6 C is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
6 D None No Power Seat 6 D is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
6 E None No Power Seat 6 E is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
6 F None No Power Seat 6 F is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
7 A None No Power Seat 7 A is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat. This seat is missing a window.
7 B None No Power Seat 7 B is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
7 C None No Power Seat 7 C is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
7 D None No Power Seat 7 D is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
7 E None No Power Seat 7 E is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
7 F None No Power Seat 7 F is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
8 A None No Power Seat 8 A is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
8 B None No Power Seat 8 B is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
8 C None No Power Seat 8 C is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
8 D None No Power Seat 8 D is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
8 E None No Power Seat 8 E is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
8 F None No Power Seat 8 F is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
9 A None No Power Seat 9 A is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
9 B None No Power Seat 9 B is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
9 C None No Power Seat 9 C is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
9 D None No Power Seat 9 D is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
9 E None No Power Seat 9 E is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
9 F None No Power Seat 9 F is a standard Economy Class seat that Copa Airlines designates as a "Convenient Seat". Convenient seats provide extra leg room compared to other Economy Class seats, priority boarding and a favorable location. There is an additional cost to book this seat.
Overhead screen are located every three rows. Depending on the flight length, Copa Airlines will play a selection from four featured films and one sitcom, which are updated monthly.
Copa Airlines flies 1 versions of Boeing 737-700.


Having toured Japan and the U.S. that summer in support of their May, 2000 release, Phish taped an hour-long performance for Public Television's Austin City Limits immediately following the summer before taking a couple months off. The Austin City Limits performance would be the series premiere for the show's fall season.
The band kicked off their fall run of concerts with back-to-back shows at the Pepsi Arena in Albany, New York on September 8th and 9th. The first song of the tour was the band's first rendition of Bob Marley's Mellow Mood and the tone was set. The September 9th show featured a guest appearance by Tom Marshall for the "Marco Esquandolis" lines of Run Like an Antelope. The second set kicked off with a smoking combination of Jibboo > Curtain > Sand. During the end of Sand, Michael Ray joined the band with trumpet in hand and sat in for the balance of the second set. Another pair of shows followed on September 11th and 12th at the newly-renamed Tweeter Center (formerly Great Woods) in Mansfield, Massachusetts. The band closed the September 12th first set with First Tube, followed by Divided Sky and an explosive Wilson. They closed the second set on the 12th with 2001 > Mike's Groove and a Squirming Coil encore.
After a couple days off, the tour resumed at Darien Lake in Darien Center, New York. It rained all day and was pouring by showtime. Carini was the fourth song of the first set and proceeded to evolve into a heavy metal meltdown, setting the stage for a huge jam that developed out of the set-closer, Suzy. The band opened the second set at Darien appropriately with Drowned, which also stretched into a twenty-five minute extended jam. A band favorite, the show has become Volume 3 of the band's first series of live releases known as Live Phish 03. The next night found Phish in Pennsylvania at Hershey Park Stadium. The soundcheck that night, Chocolate Phish, was used as the sound bed for the new phish.com home page. The band opened the second set of September 15th with Piper into Lizards, followed by Tube.
Another day off followed before Phish played at Merriweather Post Pavilion on September 17th. The Merriweather show proceeded fluidly, with Bathtub Gin punctuating the first set, before it concluded with the powerhouse combination of Fluffhead, Curtain With (which the band dusted off in July after a ten-year retirement) and Chalk Dust Torture. The band hardly paused during the second set, which flowed smoothly with Rock and Roll > Theme From the Bottom > Dog Log > Mango Song > Free. Phish performed the next night at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. The second set of the September 18th Ohio show featured a jam out of the Boogie On Reggae Woman opener that led into Twist, followed by McGrupp and an exploratory rendition of Halley's Comet.
After a stop September 20th at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinatti, the band and crew settled in for two nights at The Horizon in Rosemont, Illinois on September 22nd and 23rd. The band opened the first Rosemont show with Down With Disease and also featured Wilson segued into Slave to the Traffic Light and Bathtub Gin. They opened the second set of the 22nd with Tube followed by Reba and Ghost > The Wedge. The first set the second night of Rosemont kicked off with Phish's first C'mon Baby Let's Go Downtown, featured Frankenstein and Halley¼s > Fee, and closed with Stash.
Another long drive led up to the September 24th show at Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The second set there opened with a groundbreaking Cities that stretched into an ambient jam before segueing into Free. Ya Mar and Carini followed. The set ended with Cool It Down > David Bowie and a Fire encore. Phish performed the next night at Sandstone Amphitheatre in Bonner Springs, Kansas where they opened the show with The Beatles' Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except for Me and My Monkey and on September 27th, performed at Fiddlers Green in Englewood, Colorado. The second set on the 27th featured Piper, Gumbo and Ghost, closing with Brother and YEM. An encore of Loving Cup topped off an excellent set in Colorado. The band traveled through the night to Las Vegas, throwing a party on the 28th at their hotel, where they performed a few songs in various configurations with friends in attendance and prepared for concerts the next two nights at Thomas and Mack Arena.
September 29th was the first of two Vegas dates, both of which received much attention from fans keeping close track of the band's final run of shows before taking time off. The first set of the 29th featured the unique grouping of Wilson > Spock's Brain > Bathtub Gin. The probing interpretation of Bathtub Gin made it clear the stay in Sin City would be rewarding for winners and losers alike. The second set of the 29th began with the first Dinner and a Movie since the March 1, 1997 Hamburg concert (see TMIPH March 1997). Kid Rock joined the band on vocals for a number of songs including Rapper's Delight and You Shook Me All Night Long. Kid Rock stuck around for the encore, We're an American Band, during which he improvised lyrics about the party the night before. After the concert, Trey joined Oysterhead bandmates Les Claypool and Stewart Copeland at The House of Blues for a mini-set of their songs during Les's Flying Frog Brigade's encore there.
The band kicked off the second night in Las Vegas with the first Walfredo in over two years followed by The Curtain With. Set two of the 30th featured Timber and the first Colonel Forbin's Ascent > Fly Famous Mockingbird in over two years, during which Trey related a dream he had about the value of the Phish experience and his relationship with the audience. He concluded the Forbin's narration by thanking the audience from the bottom of his heart, explaining the band would be taking a break, and sharing his hope that they would return after the hiatus for seventeen more years. The second set of the 30th concluded with Twist > Sand > A Day in the Life. The Emotional Rescue encore concluded with Trey and Mike having an onstage guitar duel before they left the stage.
After departing Vegas, the band moved on to play the final five concerts of the fall tour before beginning their extended break and diving into a variety of solo projects.


A guardianship is a court proceeding in which a guardianship is appointed by the court to protect a minor or a minor's estate. Oftentimes, a guardian of a minor is appointed to protect the child's interest while the parents of the child are still living. Guardianships of the person are usually established by a relative when necessary to protect the minor child from abuse or neglect or in situations where the child has been residing with a person for a lengthy time and emotional harm would result if the child was removed from that person's home. Guardianships of the estate usually arise when a minor child receives a large cash settlement or significant inheritance and those funds need to be protected. In California, guardianship matters are heard in the probate court.


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Q: Pyspark : get intersection of two columns composed of list of string I have two dataset, each one has a column which contains a list of strings. The first one has only one row and the second one millions. I want to get the intersection of the row of the first dataset with each rows of the second.
Here are the schemas of the datasets:
First dataset with 1 row and 4 columns:
root
 |-- Buffet: array (nullable = true)
 |    |-- element: string (containsNull = true)
 |-- Noise: array (nullable = true)
 |    |-- element: string (containsNull = true)
 |-- Oscillation: array (nullable = true)
 |    |-- element: string (containsNull = true)
 |-- Vibration: array (nullable = true)
 |    |-- element: string (containsNull = true)

Second dataset:
root
 |-- defect_description_prepare_final_detects: array (nullable = true)
 |    |-- element: string (containsNull = true)

Both of the columns have the same type (Array of string), I tried something like this:
df2 = df2.withColumn('Vibration', F.array_intersect(df2.defect_description_prepare_final_detects, df1.Vibration))

Is the error possibly comes from cells with Null value?
Here is an example of what I would like:
id df1.X        df2.Y                intersection
1 [aa,bb,c,dd]  [aa, bb, xx, zz]     [aa, bb]
2 [x,y,z]       [aa, bb, xx, zz]     []

The error I get is not really readable, but I can post it if you need.
Thanks!

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The aftermath of Storm GDPR in Asia Pacific
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Driving distance between Tama, IA and Woodville, MA is 1,249.86 miles (or 2,011.46 kilometers). If you drove an average car (using about 3.6 gallons of gas per mile), the gas would cost you around $, since you would need about gallons of fuel.
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Denver Club Building to add bowling alley as part of $10M renovation Chapel built for Mamie Eisenhower will be turned into co-working space
June 06, 2016 / Posted in Denver, Developments, Downtown, Real Estate
By EMILIE RUSCH | erusch@denverpost.com
In the downtown office building amenity race, fitness centers, co-working lounges, bike storage and outdoor terraces have become almost commonplace.
But a bowling alley just for tenants? The owners of the Denver Club Building, 518 17th St., are hoping to throw a strike with companies in the market for a new office home.
Seattle-based Unico Properties, which purchased the 24-story midcentury modern office building last year, plans to invest more than $10 million to repositioning the 231,454-square-foot tower, updating both its common areas and tenant spaces.
That includes a new "industrial luxe" tenant lounge with a two-lane bowling alley and bar, fitness center, shower and locker facilities, bike storage and new lobby, restrooms and common corridors.
A chapel that was built for Mamie Eisenhower, the wife of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, for use during her visits to the Brown Palace, will be converted into a co-working space for tenants. Unico plans to donate the chapel's artifacts to the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum and Boyhood Home in Abilene, Kan., Unico vice president and regional director Austin Kane said in an e-mail Monday.
The property, which is about 77 percent occupied, is also being re-branded as the DC Building. The high rise's original namesake, the private Denver Club, has resided on the site since 1888. The current building dates back to 1954. Other tenants include Xerox, Dividend Capital and DCT Industrial Trust.
"The building has very good bones, an efficient floor plate, and an exceptional location next to light rail," Kane said. "I think the market has known for years that the building has great potential, it just needed an owner with a clear vision of the needs of 21st-century tenants, an ability to execute on a project of this scale and the capital to do so."
Renovations will be completed in phases, with the majority of work expected to be done by this fall. Gensler and Interior Architects are overseeing the amenity and interior design.
Cushman & Wakefield is handling the leasing and senior director Ryan Stout said at least for now, the DC Building is the only office building in the Central Business District to offer a bowling alley to its tenants.
"The bowling alley is a very unique amenity for Denver," Stout said.
The idea was inspired by the physical shape of the space Unico had to work with, essentially a long alley, Kane said.
"We knew we wanted to create an area for tenants to use for social gatherings, but also a collaborative work space that didn't feel like an office building," Kane said. "Scott Brucker, our senior asset manager, pointed out that this strip of space would be perfect for a bowling alley and we went from there."
"We think the bowling alley is an amenity that serves many purposes for tenants and when we realized we had the opportunity to create something that didn't exist in Denver, we jumped at the opportunity," he said.
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Q: Modify SAS dataset I have a SAS dataset that looks like this:
id | Date | ...

1    17 Jun

1    19 Jun

2    17 Jun

2    19 Jun

2    21 Jun

3    12 May

each id represents a unique person.
I want to keep only 1 row for each unique person, however, still keep the date in dataset.
TO achieve this, I need to transform the table into format such as:
id | Date1   |   Date2 | Date 3

1    17 Jun      19 Jun

2    17 Jun     19 Jun    21 Jun

3    12 May

If only 1 date has been assigned to that person, then keep the date2 and date3 as missing value.
The full dataset I'm using contains thousands of observations with over 180 different days. However, a unique person will at most be assigned to 5 different days.
Any help appreciated

A: PROC SUMMARY has functionality to do this, using the IDGROUP statement.  The code below will transpose the data and create 5 date columns (specified by out[5]), in date order (specified by min(date)).  If you want more information on how this works then check the IDGROUP statement in the PROC MEANS / SUMMARY documentation.
data have;
input id Date :date9.;
format date date9.;
datalines;
1 17Jun2012
1 19Jun2012
2 17Jun2012
2 19Jun2012
2 21Jun2012
3 12May2012
;
run;

proc summary data=have nway;
class id;
output out=want (drop=_:)
        idgroup(min(date) out[5] (date)=);
run;

A: Using Proc Transpose,  then using a Data Step (and borrowing Keith's data).
Both ways need the data sorted by ID.
data have;
 input id Date :date9.;
 format date date9.;
datalines;
1 17Jun2012
1 19Jun2012
2 17Jun2012
2 19Jun2012
2 21Jun2012
3 12May2012
4 01JAN2013
4 02JAN2013
4 03JAN2013
4 04JAN2013
4 05JAN2013
;
run;

proc sort data=have;
 by id;
run;

Proc transpose data=have out=transpose(drop=_name_) prefix=DATE;
 by id;
run;

data ds(drop=cnt date);
 retain date1 date2 date3 date4 date5;
 format date1 date2 date3 date4 date5 mmddyy10.;
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 by id;
 if first.id then cnt=1;

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Hands-on: Moonbreaker – Miniatures in a Pretty Sweater
Leofric Averille August 28, 2022 3 min read
During the opening of Night Live, Unknown Worlds Entertainment announced their new game Moonbreaker. As someone who thinks Warhammer 40K miniatures are pretty cool, this title immediately attracted me! I had the opportunity to play the game during Gamescom 2022.
Unknown Worlds Entertainment describes Moonbreaker as a turn-based tactical strategy and tabletop simulation. The studio seeks to digitize the tabletop experience in a good way with this title. To do this, they have also created their own world for players to delve into. To help with that, they will soon be releasing short audio logs that give the story and universe more depth. It is done this way as it gives players the opportunity to listen to it while playing or drawing various miniatures.
Every little detail
This is a unique element of Moonbreaker, the drawing of miniatures. The idea of editing is not new, games have different forms of editing. Think creators, weapons, cars, you name it. Personally, I don't know which game would take it to that level. The developers could keep it simple and just let you adjust the colors, but they didn't. You already have a chance to make your miniatures as unique as possible. You have different types of tools like paints, wash, dry brushes and everything you can think of as a miniature painter! What I like is mixing colors to get exactly the color you need. You also have the option to draw different models of the same character. Which means you don't necessarily have to delete your design that you've been working on for a long time. What I was afraid of was the actual feeling while drawing. You can do this on PC with a mouse, which is not the best tool to use. I can say right away that Moonbreaker has implemented the use of the mouse quite well. It takes a while to get used to, but the longer you use it, the smoother it gets. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to do this for a long time, but I really enjoyed the time I had. Unknown Worlds Entertainment plans to release more paint and gadgets in subsequent updates / DLC. Moonbreaker offers more than just drawing miniatures; You can view them while PvP!
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Before I get into the fight, I have to say I spent a short time on this as well. This means that I can not highlight all the nuances, keep this in mind. During the fight, I immediately noticed that the tactical and strategic turn-based element comes to the fore. This type is completely unknown to me. This also got me curious about Moonbreaker. So I can say right away that you can get into it very easily. You need a moment to understand the mechanics, but once you get used to it you can start a fight with your opponent. Although Moonbreaker mainly focuses on PvP combat, there will also be a PvE mode where you will fight against AI. Here you can practice different mechanics and techniques to play with. This mode will be called "Cargo Run" and it will be rogue-like.
At the moment, it is uncertain whether this title will be free or not. So I can't say much about that. Unknown Worlds Entertainment will keep the community updated on this, so it would be smart to follow their social media sites for this. I'm really looking forward to Moonbreaker and can see myself spending many hours in the different game modes. Curious about Moonbreaker? Tell us and watch the trailer here if you haven't already! Moonbreaker will be released in early access on September 29th; You can put it in your wish list at steam.
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Everyman is one of English drama's oldest plays; its story is just as timeless.
by Sara Toth
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You don't have to travel to London to catch a performance of Carol Ann Duffy's adaptation of Everyman at the National Theatre. A quick jaunt to Mercyhurst University will do the trick.
Everyman, starring BAFTA winner and Academy Award nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor in the title role, is in the midst of its run at the National Theatre, and through National Theatre Live, the production is being streamed live all across the globe — including a showing at 12:55 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Mary D'Angelo Performing Arts Center as part of Mercyhurst Institute for Arts & Culture's fall lineup.
Everyman is one of English drama's oldest plays; its story is just as timeless. Everyman is, well, an everyman — you, me, the person next to you on the bus or in line at the grocery store. He's successful, popular, and very much alive — and about to die. When death comes calling, he's forced to abandon everything and desperately, frantically search for someone to speak in his defense against death, to give a good enough reason for him to keep living.
There's a reason this story is a classic: its primal, spiritual core explores life and death and our understanding of both. It's been a cornerstone of English drama and literature since the 15th century, and this production streaming into Erie is adapted by Duffy, a powerhouse of a poet and playwright, who was appointed Britain's Poet Laureate in 2009. So when audiences see Everyman, they're seeing something simultaneously very old and very new — and very, very powerful. — Sara Toth
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The very first Nottingham International film Festival will take place throughout the city over a three day weekend from the 7th to the 9th of October 2016, which will be centred at the city's fabled art deco cinema THE SAVOY. The festival hub will be at German cinema themed venue DAS KINO, where the opening night launch party will take place, showcasing all the trailers of the official selection on Friday 7th October from 7.30 pm.
Nottingham's moto of 'virtue outlives death' is as bold as the many stories that have been told about this world famous city. Its rich history of story will be at the very core of a film festival that will seek out original narratives from around the world. A sister festival to both the Manchester and Oxford film festivals, NottIFF is steadfast and determined to make its own international film festival one that can stand up and be counted within the international film community.
The official selection was announced today and features exciting world and U.K premieres of feature length and short films from world cinema that portray everything from gripping indie thrillers to intriguing documentaries.
The line- up includes 70's exploitation homage '79 PARTS' starring Eric Roberts, the European premiere of 'INSATIABLE', which tells the tragic story of revolutionary chef, Homaro Cantu, which premiered at SXSW, award winning UK narrative 'ALBERT' starring Jason Flemyng, U.S sensation 'SWEE' PEE', documenting the rise and fall of a basketball star that had more natural talent than Michael Jordan, award winning UK feature 'MADE IN TAIWAN', from rising stars Jonny and Leo Moore and the Raindance selected THE RETURN . Adding to this the festival has programmed a brilliant German cinema selection to salute the events central hub at DAS KINO, with critically acclaimed films from TRIBECA that include 'FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY' and feature film HEAR THE SILENCE. The weekend of films will offer something for all cinema lovers and the variety of world and UK premieres within the neatly condensed programme will bolster NottIFF's ambition of being an international festival that is looking to grow year on year.


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Xtend Elite Features 2g PeakO2 with New Research!
Posted on December 14, 2018 by Mike Roberto | Comments
Before training, many of us are religious when it comes to taking pre-workouts. But, how often do we find ourselves drained, halfway through the day's workout, in need of a little bit of an endurance boost?
Xtend Elite is the PeakO2-powered version of Xtend for endurance athletes!
That's exactly why companies sell intra-workout supplements. They're supposed to help reduce fatigue in the gym, and improve your performance. Intra-workouts give you the stuff you need to maximize each and every rep, whether you're on the first exercise or last exercise!
Xtend, fresh off a bold rebrand, knows how important intra-workout supplementation is. It's exactly why they've carried over one of their best products, Xtend Elite, which is packed with effective ingredients. From branched-chain amino acids to PeakO2 (a power-maximizing blend with new research recently published), Xtend Elite has got you covered.
Xtend Elite replaces Xtend Perform, which was the first supplement launched with PeakO2. We quickly noticed some very interesting effects – such as lower heart rate, and more information has come out on the cordyceps-powered blend since then. Additionally, many of our readers have latched on, noticing inferior endurance when getting off of the cordyceps-based blend!
Something special is happening here, but now we need to discuss the updated Xtend Elite. Below, we break down the label, elaborate on PeakO2, and tell you just how everything in Xtend Elite will help you get the most out of your training.
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PeakO2 is a research-backed performance-enhancing extract of several mushroom varieties what will significantly boost endurance.
Let's start slightly out of order, focusing on the big difference-maker here, PeakO2. The BCAAs are listed below, but many of you know about them. Here's what's different:
PEAKO2™ Performance Blend – 2000mg
PEAKO2 is a medicinal mushroom blend that has been gaining steam in the supplement industry. Led by Cordyceps militaris, PEAKO2 has been shown to maximize power output and support oxygen uptake. That sounds great, but just how valid are those claims? As it turns out, the science backs it up!
Xtend Elite has Xtend's traditional 7g BCAA, but also endurance boosters in PeakO2, beta alanine, glutamine, ashwagandha, and a lot of citrulline malate!
Cordyceps leading the way…
Cordyceps militaris has a long list of anecdotal uses and benefits, but in recent years concrete evidence has been published. In 2016, researchers concluded that chronic use of a mushroom blend containing Cordyceps militaris "may be an effective method for enhancing aerobic performance and delaying fatigue by improving oxygen kinetics" in trained athletes.[6] These results are extremely encouraging, particularly as the blend used in the study was none other than PEAKO2! The athletes in the study saw significant increases in VO2 max, endurance, and peak power output.[6] It's worth noting, however, that these subjects were consuming 4g of this blend daily for three weeks. But, even though Xtend Elite contains 2000mg, new research says that there are still benefits to be had!
Lower dose, still significant endurance enhancement
In 2017, researchers from the College of Charleston compared two different methods of supplementing with PEAKO2. Trial 1 used a 2g daily dose for 28 days (compared to placebo), whereas Trial 2 used a daily 12g dose for 7 days (compared to placebo). The low-dose, 28-day group saw significant decrease in time to fatigue, significant increase in VO2 max, and significant decrease in blood lactate levels.[7] The high-dose group saw similar results, in addition to decreases in submaximal heart rate and improved peak power output, akin to the results found in the study previously mentioned in the above section. This lends some credibility to a "high-dose loading phase" prior to an event like a weightlifting competition.
2g/day of PeakO2 helped bring blood lactate down for athletes after 4 weeks of supplementation
These tests were also conducted on individuals with "recreationally active adults",[7] who were by no means elite athletes. They had less aerobic fitness than a trained athlete, which should be considered when analyzing these results. Nonetheless, these findings prove that the 2g dose of PEAKO2 in Xtend Elite is sufficient for athletes on a lesser budget!
While PEAKO2 has other mushrooms (Reishi, King Trumpet, Shiitake, Lion's Mane, and Turkey Tail) all the research points to Cordyceps militaris being the star of the show here – and that's what's first in the formula. The blend provides potential power and endurance enhancement, and works synergistically with the rest of this label. We absolutely love this stuff, and would be thrilled to see PEAKO2 continue its rise to prominence within the supplement industry!
For more details, check out our updated Cordyceps blog post titled "The Cordyceps Crackdown: Hit-or-Miss in Supplements.. Until PeakO2!".
L-Leucine – 3500mg
But of course, this is an Xtend product, which means you're guaranteed 7g BCAA per serving! Xtend Elite is first and foremost a BCAA supplement, remember.
PeakO2 has several benefits for hard-training athletes, especially those who need a bump of endurance
The brained-chain amino acids are the primary building blocks of protein, and are imperative in building muscle. L-leucine is the most anabolic of the 3 BCAAs, as it's directly responsible for triggering muscle protein synthesis.[1] It also is key in activation of mTOR, which is the process that helps speed up muscle protein synthesis.[1] In other words, if you're trying to build/maintain muscle, you're going to want leucine around!
BCAAs are commonly offered in the traditional 2:1:1 ratio, and that's exactly what we see here. We're getting 3500mg of leucine, and 1750mg of isoleucine and valine, each. This ratio has been shown to increase recovery, decrease rest periods between sets, and elevate potential fat oxidation.[2,3]
L-Citrulline Malate (1:1) – 3000mg
Next up on the label is L-citrulline malate, and it fits in perfectly in this endurance-minded intra-workout supplement. Citrulline malate is citrulline mixed with malic acid (on a 1:1 ratio as implied in the subheading above), and acts as a "pump-inducer". It's been shown to improve blood flow, by way of increasing blood arginine levels.[4] In fact, supplemental citrulline malate is better at boosting arginine levels than arginine supplements themselves. Citrulline malate helps blood circulate, meaning oxygen and nutrients will get to your muscles faster when used during training!
The Citrulline Pathway – This is how you get more arginine and then more nitric oxide
One particular study cites that citrulline malate actually enhances amino acid utilization,[5] which bodes well for keeping endurance levels high during training. This same study also found higher growth hormone levels in subjects using citrulline malate supplementation, but do state that rigorous training is a key factor, as well.
Xtend Elite packs a solid 3000mg dose per serving. While 6000-8000mg is the clinical dose, there's a great chance that you're getting far more in your pre workout, which is most common. This is a monster dose for an intra workout, so you're still likely to see some of the aforementioned benefits – especially if there's any citrulline in your pre!
L-Glutamine – 2500mg
A conditional amino acid, L-glutamine is mostly found in meat, eggs, and milk-derived proteins. Mistakenly seen as a key muscle-building ingredient, glutamine is here for one thing – endurance.
During prolonged exercise, blood ammonia concentrations rise, which is a direct precursor for fatigue. Research has shown that supplementing with glutamine can help lower blood ammonia levels, effectively improving endurance.[5]
PeakO2 has six different mushroom species, but the primary one is Cordyceps Militaris
At 2500mg, Xtend is delivering a quality dosage of this endurance-enhancer. Working in tandem with the rest of the label, glutamine is definitely going to help keep you performing at your best while in the gym!
L-Isoleucine & L-Valine – 1750mg each
Rounding out the three BCAAs included in Xtend Elite are isoleucine and valine, dosed to maintain the 2:1:1 BCAA ratio that has been studied extensively in research. Isoleucine isn't as synonymous with muscle protein synthesis as leucine, but it does significantly increase glucose uptake and glucose usage.[8,9] Valine, in isolation, doesn't seem to be very effective. However, when taken in conjunction with the other BCAAs, it helps round out the anti-catabolic effects a BCAA supplement offers.
CarnoSynⓇ Beta-Alanine – 1600mg
PeakO2 is great for endurance, but we're not done yet! We still have the most popular endurance-based amino!
CarnoSynⓇ is a trademarked beta-alanine compound from Natural Alternatives International, Inc. This company has been extremely proactive in funding research to test their product, proving beta-alanine to be a highly effective chemical.
CarnoSynⓇ has been shown to increase athletic performance (by increasing skeletal muscle carnosine concentrations),[10] increase work capacity,[11] delay fatigue,[12] and increase peak power output.[13]
Beta Alanine Boosts Exercise Performance when taken 3.2g per day (but that was split amongst four separate doses)
Beta-alanine is among the most studied, and proven, training supplements on the market. It turns into molecule carnosine in the body, where it offers protection from lactic acid build-up, which occurs during physical activity.[14] Beta-alanine has repeatedly been proven to be a potent enhancer of muscular endurance,[14,15] and has potential to reduce body fat due to its ability to increase training capacity.[16]
While most studies recommend a dosage between 2 to 5g, we still think 1.6g of beta-alanine here is satisfactory because of everything else aiding endurance and combating fatigue in this product! Plus, just like citrulline malate, there's a good chance you're getting the other "half" of your dosage in your pre workout as well!
Electrolyte Blend – 1140mg
Xtend makes sure to throw in some electrolytes (sodium citrate, potassium chloride, sodium chloride) to help you stay hydrated during training. We're not going to go into too much detail here, but we will always take a little extra hydration, mainly because it helps keep your performance levels high!
Interested in other novel ingredients from Compound Solutions? Dynamine (methylliberine) is a caffeine derivative that's touted to be a faster-acting theacrine (TeaCrine).
Athletic performance drops with as little as 2% dehydration, and with your loss of water comes a loss of electrolytes and minerals. A lack of electrolyte ions means a lack of electrical energy transfer, which means a lack of performance. Beating out those sports drinks, Xtend Elite adds quite a nice dose of them, and doesn't shy away from the potassium (whose taste is tougher to cover) like other companies. Xtend being the flavor kings takes on the added salts and electrolytes and cordyceps (and Ashwagandha below) with ease!
SensorilⓇ Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) root and leaf extract – 125mg
Ashwagandha has long been touted as an effective supplement to treat stress and depression. The medicinal herb has shown to reduce cortisol levels, the hormone which the body excretes in stressful situations.[17] While exercising, you put your body under large amounts of stress. Thus, proactively defending your body from high cortisol levels may be conducive to better workouts.
Ashwagandha has also been associated with "significant increases in muscle mass and strength" when used in tandem with resistance training,[18] but subjects in this study received a much larger dose of 600mg per day. While we don't have that much here, this herb still may enhance your gains because it helps keep cortisol levels low!
Long story short is that we'll take ashwagandha anytime we can get it. It doesn't taste the best, but we leave it to the flavor experts at Nutrabolt / Xtend to dominate it.
If you find yourself feeling a bit "better" when taking Xtend Elite, you may wish to go further down the Sensoril / Ashwagandha rabbit hole – you will like what you discover on this herb.
Xtend Elite – be at the top of your game longer!
At some point, we've all found ourselves exhausted long before a workout is over. Rather than make our training more arduous than it already is, why not utilize an intra-workout supplement for some "late-inning" relief? Xtend Elite is like a top-level baseball closer – you call on it to come in late in the game and win the game.
Don't fear the cordyceps in PeakO2 – Xtend Elite comes in two amazing flavors!
When you consistently find yourself struggling through your training sessions, this is exactly what you want to have in your arsenal. It packs a hefty dose of BCAAs to refuel your muscles, citrulline malate for intra-workout pumps, and CarnoSynⓇ for muscular endurance. But, where Elite really separates itself is its inclusion of PEAKO2. This powerful mushroom blend, led by Cordyceps militaris, has been proven to boost both endurance and VO2 max. If taken long enough, you may even find increased power output. Who doesn't want any of that?!
With all of that going on, we think Xtend Elite is a great intra-workout supplement. While BCAAs aren't as effective as full-spectrum EAAs in building muscle, they do have both anti-catabolic and endurance properties. BCAAs are also famously easier to flavor than EAAs, and given Xtend's track record, we'd bet this stuff tastes great!
Xtend Elite is an exceptionally formulated endurance supplement, as everything on the label works collectively together. You'll find yourself feeling fresher, later on in your workout. Being able to perform better later into your workout, we have no doubt that this stuff will help you get the most out of your training!
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text:
//=============================================================================
/**
 *  @file    test_timeout_st.cpp
 *
 *  This example application shows how to write event loops that
 *  handle events for some fixed amount of time. This is the single
 *  threaded version of the test_timeout.cpp application.
 *
 *  @author Irfan Pyarali and Alexander Babu Arulanthu
 */
//=============================================================================

#include "ace/Proactor.h"
#include "ace/OS_main.h"

#if defined (ACE_HAS_WIN32_OVERLAPPED_IO) || defined (ACE_HAS_AIO_CALLS)
// This only works on Win32 platforms and on Unix platforms supporting
// POSIX aio calls.

/**
 * @class Timeout_Handler
 *
 * @brief Generic timeout handler.
 */
class Timeout_Handler : public ACE_Handler
{

public:
  Timeout_Handler (void)
    : count_ (0),
      start_time_ (ACE_OS::gettimeofday ())
    {
    }

  virtual void handle_time_out (const ACE_Time_Value &tv,
                                const void *arg)
    {
      // Print out when timeouts occur.
      ACE_DEBUG ((LM_DEBUG, "(%t) %d timeout occurred for %s @ %d.\n",
                  ++count_,
                  (char *) arg,
                  (tv - this->start_time_).sec ()));
    }

private:
  /// Sequence number for the timeouts.
  int count_;

  /// Starting time of the test.
  ACE_Time_Value start_time_;
};

int
ACE_TMAIN (int, ACE_TCHAR *[])
{
  Timeout_Handler handler;

  // Register a 2 second timer.
  ACE_Time_Value foo_tv (2);
  if (ACE_Proactor::instance ()->schedule_timer (handler,
                                                 (void *) "Foo",
                                                 ACE_Time_Value::zero,
                                                 foo_tv) == -1)
    ACE_ERROR_RETURN ((LM_ERROR, "%p\n", "schedule_timer"), -1);

  // Register a 3 second timer.
  ACE_Time_Value bar_tv (3);
  if (ACE_Proactor::instance ()->schedule_timer (handler,
                                                 (void *) "Bar",
                                                 ACE_Time_Value::zero,
                                                 bar_tv) == -1)
    ACE_ERROR_RETURN ((LM_ERROR, "%p\n", "schedule_timer"), -1);

  // Handle events for 13 seconds.
  ACE_Time_Value run_time (13);

  ACE_DEBUG ((LM_DEBUG, "Starting event loop\n"));

  // Run the event loop.
  if (ACE_Proactor::run_event_loop(run_time) == -1)
    ACE_ERROR_RETURN ((LM_ERROR,
                       "(%t):%p.\n", "Worker::svc"),
                      1);

  ACE_DEBUG ((LM_DEBUG, "Ending event loop\n"));

  return 0;
}

#endif /* ACE_HAS_WIN32_OVERLAPPED_IO || ACE_HAS_AIO_CALLS */


Is clár teilifíse uair an chloig a bhíonn ar siúl uair sa mhí é Crimecall. Bíonn sé ar siúil ar RTÉ One ar an Luan ar 9.35pm. Tá an clár ríthábhachtach maidir le cabhrú leis an nGarda Síochána i ndáil le fiosruithe beo éagsúla, comhairle fíorthábhachtach maidir le coireacht a chosc agus teachtaireachtaí sábháilteachta um thrácht a scaipeadh, chomh maith le hachainíocha poiblí tábhachtacha a eisiúint. Tá meascán míreanna sa stiúideo, athchruthú agus míreanna faisnéise i gceist leis an gclár agus is iad Green Inc Film & Television LTD agus 360 Production Ltd na comhléiritheoirí.
Is é Biúró an Gharda Síochána um Rannpháirtíocht sa Phobal atá lonnaithe i gCearnóg Fhearcair, Baile Átha Cliath 2, atá freagrach as an gclár CrimeCall. Is é as cuspóir leis an mBiúró an Gharda Síochána um Rannpháirtíocht sa Phobal ná tacaíocht agus muinín an phobail a fháil.
Ba mhaith leis an nGarda Síochána buíochas a ghabháil leis an bpobal as an tacaíocht a thugtar don chlár. Murach an tacaíocht sin, ní bheadh an clár chomh rathúil agus atá. Tá an Garda Síochána ag súil le do thacaíocht agus cúnamh leanúnach.


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Hamilton starred in the first film, The Terminator, released in 1984 as a low-budget genre play, playing one of the silver screen's strongest female heroines, Sarah Connor. Connor was a waitress who is being hunted down by an unstoppable killing machine, played by Schwarzenegger, sent from the future. Connor learned that in the future, machines have taken over and that she is the mother of the human resistance leader.
"We're starting a search for an 18-something woman to be the new centerpiece of the new story," Cameron said. "We still fold time. We will have characters from the future and the present. There will be mostly new characters, but we'll have Arnold and Linda's characters to anchor it."


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Q: With multiple related authors, how to display only one when joining on tables I want to return a result set listing all books with a column including the first author (alphabetically for each book).
I've got a SQL query that returns all books, joins on author and orders by book author name but this falls over when I then try to group by book ID to remove duplicates...
SELECT
  ct.entry_id AS SKU,
  c.channel_title,
  ct.title, ct.status,
  bat.title AS author_title
FROM exp_store_products sp
JOIN exp_channel_titles ct ON ct.entry_id=sp.entry_id
LEFT JOIN exp_channels c ON c.channel_id=ct.channel_id
LEFT JOIN exp_playa_relationships pl ON pl.parent_entry_id=ct.entry_id
LEFT JOIN exp_channel_titles bat ON bat.entry_id=pl.child_entry_id
WHERE ct.channel_id IN(18,33,43)
ORDER BY bat.title

Am I going to have to run a subquery? I'd rather not if I can avoid it but
I'm at a loss as to why adding:
GROUP BY ct.entry_id

messes things up... :?

A: You have to break ties between authors to pick a "winner"; max() or min() are two easy ways to do this:
SELECT
  ct.entry_id AS SKU,
  c.channel_title,
  ct.title,
  ct.status,
  min(bat.title) AS author_title
FROM exp_store_products sp
JOIN exp_channel_titles ct ON ct.entry_id=sp.entry_id
LEFT JOIN exp_channels c ON c.channel_id=ct.channel_id
LEFT JOIN exp_playa_relationships pl ON pl.parent_entry_id=ct.entry_id
LEFT JOIN exp_channel_titles bat ON bat.entry_id=pl.child_entry_id
WHERE ct.channel_id IN(18,33,43)
GROUP BY ct.entry_id, c.channel_title, ct.title, ct.status

Using min() (as here) will give you the alphabetically first name.

A: You can try to avoid dealing with grouping/aggregation by moving author-title logic to SELECT part.
This solution is more effective than aggregation if you plan to limit your result set ( pagination, lazy feed ). In this case author title will be resolved for visible rows only.
SELECT ct.entry_id AS SKU,
   c.channel_title, ct.title, ct.status,
   (
     SELECT bat.title
     FROM exp_channel_titles bat
     JOIN exp_playa_relationships pl ON bat.entry_id=pl.child_entry_id
     WHERE pl.parent_entry_id=ct.entry_id
     ORDER BY bat.title
     LIMIT 1
   ) AS author_title
FROM exp_store_products sp
JOIN exp_channel_titles ct ON ct.entry_id=sp.entry_id
LEFT JOIN exp_channels c ON c.channel_id=ct.channel_id
WHERE ct.channel_id IN(18,33,43)


The key difference between Octane and Cetane is that Octane has 8 carbon atoms whereas Cetane has sixteen carbon atoms per molecule. Furthermore, Octane is highly volatile while Cetane is not volatile.
Both these are hydrocarbon compounds that are used as references for the ranking of different engine fuels according to their performance (octane rating and cetane rating). Furthermore, both these are colorless liquids at room temperature that readily undergo ignition.
Octane is a flammable hydrocarbon having the chemical formula C8H18. It is also an alkane (no double bonds or triple bonds present between two atoms). Since this compound is a low molecular weight hydrocarbon, it is highly volatile (the liquid phase easily converts into the vapor phase). This liquid is less dense than water; hence, it floats on water. That is because it is insoluble in water since it is a nonpolar liquid (water is a polar solvent). In addition, it can form an irritating odor via volatilization.