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Q: Flutter FocusNode attachment not listening on iOS physical device I have a OTP form for verifying a phone number, I set up 6 individual text form fields, each with their own focus node. Each focus node has an attachment with a onKey function.
The goal is to go to the next text field if the user enters a number into the text field, and then on the last digit/text field it runs a function to verify the OTP with firebase. This is working in the simulator, but not on my physical iPhone. I am wondering if the "event.logicalKey.debugName" is named something different on a mobile device, than it is on my computers keyboard. But for some reason I can not get this value to print to the xcode console when running the app on a physical device.
My code...
  @override
  void initState() {
    otp1 = FocusNode();
    otp1Attachment = otp1.attach(context, onKey: otp1OnKey);
    super.initState();
  }

KeyEventResult otp1OnKey(FocusNode node, RawKeyEvent event) {
    if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 1" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 1") {
      otp1Controller.text = "1";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 2" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 2") {
      otp1Controller.text = "2";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 3" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 3") {
      otp1Controller.text = "3";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 4" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 4") {
      otp1Controller.text = "4";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 5" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 5") {
      otp1Controller.text = "5";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 6" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 6") {
      otp1Controller.text = "6";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 7" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 7") {
      otp1Controller.text = "7";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 8" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 8") {
      otp1Controller.text = "8";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 9" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 9") {
      otp1Controller.text = "9";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Digit 0" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Numpad 0") {
      otp1Controller.text = "0";
      otp2.requestFocus();
    } else if (event.logicalKey.debugName == "Backspace" || event.logicalKey.debugName == "Delete") {
      otp1Controller.text = "";
    }
    print(event.logicalKey.debugName);
    return KeyEventResult.handled;
  }

This is a really long function, I am open to a better way to achieve my desired result if anyone has a way.  Thank you!

A: So I don't know why the attachment and onKey property weren't working on physical iOS device but I did come up with a solution...
I am using the onChanged property for the TextFormField to programmatically move the cursor to the next text field. And just checking to make sure what they entered was a number, before moving to next text field.

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PSP's latest equaliser seeks to combine analogue smoothness with digital precision.
It always seems to me that passive EQs have unmatched smoothness and finesse, while a good active parametric design has finely controllable adjustment, but few designs have both. PSP may have brought that ideal one step closer with their NobleQ and NobleQex. Clearly inspired by hardware passive equalisers such as the Pultec EQ1PA, the PSP NobleQ isn't an exact copy of anything specific, providing the expected features of passive equalisers but adding a wider range of frequency adjustment, an adjustable high‑pass filter, and the option to switch the high peak and shelf filters to either boost or attenuate. The audio sample rate is doubled within the plug‑in to create a smoother, more accurate response, and there's also a simulated tube make‑up gain amplifier with a user‑controllable amount of saturation that works so well it could have been sold as a plug‑in in its own right. As with most PSP plug‑ins, both Windows and Mac OS are supported, as are the VST, AU and RTAS plug‑in formats.
NobleQex adds an extra mid‑range equaliser to the basic NobleQ template.
To take the basic NobleQ first, the secret to its big‑sounding low end is the provision of two low shelving sections: one boosts, while the other attenuates, but at a slightly higher frequency. A Low Shelf Freq pointer knob selects the cutoff frequency for both (although the manual reveals that the actual frequency is slightly higher than indicated). The Boost and Attenuation knobs can then be used together, and interact in a similar way to those on a Pultec EQ, so that as you boost the lows, the lower end of the mid‑range is automatically pulled back to prevent it becoming too congested. The centre position on the cut/boost toggle switch is used to bypass this EQ section, and a further switchable‑frequency low‑cut filter is available to remove excessive lows.
There's also a dual‑filter approach to controlling the highs, with a variable‑width peaking filter normally used for boosting and a shelving filter usually used to attenuate. As with the low end, it is the interaction of these two filters that creates the magic, in that the more HF attenuation is applied, the more selective the peaking filter becomes, so that the filter's centre frequency is boosted more as more shelving cut is applied. There's also a switchable low‑pass filter in this section. Note that extra interim filter frequencies are available between each of the marked positions on the various frequency knobs, so there are more frequency settings than the controls initially indicate. Also on the panel is a master level control, a small adjuster for the valve emulation, to alter the amount of 'attitube' (I just thought of that one!) and a three‑way switch labelled Valve/Clear/Off. When this is in its Off position, all the filters are bypassed, at the Clear position the filters are on but the valve emulation is bypassed, and in Valve mode you get the filters and the valve.
PSP NobleQex, the second plug‑in of the set, is basically a PSP NobleQ equipped with a mid‑range band‑pass filter and something PSP call an adjustable low‑shelf dip frequency shift, operated via the Attenuation Shift control in the low section. I asked Antoni at PSP exactly what this did and he said: "It actually shifts the low-shelf attenuation filter up and down by one octave", although the resulting frequency dip is apparently settings‑dependent, so you just have to adjust it by ear. There's nothing unusual about the mid-range section, other than that it has a cut/boost switch rather than the more familiar centre‑flat, cut/boost knob found on most modern parametric equalisers. You get separate controls for frequency (switchable in steps from 150Hz to 5kHz), amount of cut or boost and bandwidth, with the option to bypass the section, using the centre switch position, if it's not required.
Sonically, these two equalisers are amongst the best and most 'analogue‑sounding' EQ plug‑ins I've used to date, and I'd have no hesitation in using them for mastering, as well as track and group processing when mixing. Even a gentle application makes sounds appear more solid and present, something that is often missing from a digital mix, while the way they are able to smooth the highs without losing presence is extremely appealing. It is often said that a good processor helps glue the various elements of a mix into a cohesive whole, and these equalisers do exactly that. If you need EQ that can polish as well as add weight and finesse to your mixes, this pair of plug‑ins from PSP will take a lot of beating.
Would benefit from a graphical EQ curve display.
If you need a seriously sweet‑sounding plug‑in that gets very close to what you'd expect from an analogue EQ, this is one of the more affordable options.


Forget the January sales this year I am spending any Christmas cash on NARS Final Cut Edge of Pink Collection. It is too beautiful to pass up on - a collection of pretty pinks, some of what are laced with shimmer and a coral undertone. It truly is perfect for day wear and hopefully there is a shade within the blush and lip pencil line up to suit all skin tones? My plans include purchasing all four of the blushes and two of the lip pencils. I do think the blushes will be the items that sell out the quickest, the illuminator in my opinion (I could be wrong) should be the easiest to source as I don't imagine too many people seeking out a pink highlighter.
NARS Final Cut Edge of Pink Collection is set to launch within the UK on January the 1st.
This collection looks so pretty! I think I'll be picking up both of the more pastel true pink lip pencils.
Everything is sooo pretty! I have to try these blushes!
Oh, these look gorgeous! The peachy-pink has my name on it!
This collection is so dreamy, I have already added a blush and satin lip pencil to my wish list!
Oh! I love all the pinks!!
All of the pinks look so universal and flattering. Perfect for the spring!
The colours in this range are gorgeous!


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Dec 23, 2016-A sub-committee of the Parliamentary Committee on Industry, Commerce and Consumer Welfare Protection on Thursday directed the Supplies Ministry and Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) to roll back the latest hike in petroleum prices, stating the oil monopoly did not follow due procedures while taking the decision.
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Last Monday, NOC jacked up petrol and diesel prices by Rs4.50 per litre each. The price hike comes at the time when NOC has been enjoying handsome profits. With the latest price revision, NOC's monthly projected profit has jumped to Rs280 million.
Under the guideline, NOC has set up a price stabilising fund in order to cushion the shock of abnormal price hikes in the international market. The guideline enables NOC to compensate 50 percent amount of the possible price hike through the fund, while the rest could be passed on to the consumers through price hike. The corporation has collected Rs2.83 billion in the fund.
"With all these options, it is not justifiable to pass on all the burden to consumers," said Secretary Khadka.
Lawmaker Chandra Maharjan criticised the government for its failure to protect consumers. "Consumers are suffering in all areas, whether it is petroleum products, telecommunication or drinking water," Maharjan said.
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The market monitoring team led by the ministry's Spokesperson Surya Prasad Shrestha had last week carried out the checks in bordering areas of Banke, Bardia, Kailali and Kanchanpur. "No substantial amount of petroleum products is being smuggled to India," according to its report.


Intel Celeron U3405 - 2-core processor with a clock frequency of 1060 MHz and 3rd level cache 2048 KB. Processor is designed for mobile computers, installs in a BGA1288. Has a built-in memory controller (2 channels, DDR3-800, DDR3-1066) and controller PCI Express 2.0 (16 lines).


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1990-04-16 Assigned to SUN MICROSYSTEMS, INC., A CORP. OF DELAWARE reassignment SUN MICROSYSTEMS, INC., A CORP. OF DELAWARE ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST. Assignors: JENSEN, ERIC H.
A caching system which includes a main memory divided into a predetermined number of pages having a predetermined number of columns and lines of storage elements, a cache memory haivng the same number of lines of storage elements as the pages of main memory and a number of columns sufficient to store the information in any line of main memory plus the address of the information in main memory, apparatus for transferring between cache memory and main memory information and addresses indicative of the position in main memory represented by any particular information in cache memory, the addresses including an offset indicating the particular line of the page of main memory and a number of bits indicating only one of a limited number of pages which may be stored in the cache at one time, and a page number cache having a line number equal to the number of pages which may be stored in the cache and a column number sufficient to store the tag address of a line stored in the cache.
This invention relates to computer systems and, more particularly, to methods and apparatus for addressing information in caches used by computer system.
Caches are used in computer systems to speed the overall operation of the system. The theory of a cache is that a system attains a higher speed by using a small portion of very fast random access memory (RAM) as a cache along with a larger amount of slower main memory RAM. If data and instructions are called from main memory and placed in cache memory as they are required by the program, and if the system looks first to the cache memory to see if the information required is available there, then the system will usually find the information desired in the cache memory and will, consequently, operate at a speed as though it were made up mostly of high speed cache memory. This usually happens because, statistically, information in any particular portion of a process which has just been used is more likely to be required immediately than is other information which has not been recently used.
There have been many forms of caching systems devised by the prior art. One way to design a cache memory used in a demand paged virtual memory system is to give the cache memory the same size as one of the main memory pages. When, in such a system, information is taken from main memory and placed in a cache, it may be stored in the same line of the cache memory as the line of the page from which it was accessed in main memory. The information may be stored in the cache memory along with its page address in main memory. Each line of the cache memory in such a system may come from any particular page of main memory so that lines lying adjacent each other in cache memory may have entirely different page addresses. The page address is stored as part of a tag field, a series of high order bits of the address which in addition to the page designation include protection and control information such as whether the information is read or write protected and whether the information is valid. In a particular system, such a tag field may require approximately sixteen bits to represent the tag information.
Then a system capable of accessing any line in a cache memory may determine whether the required information is in the cache memory (whether there is a hit) by looking to the particular line designated in the address sought to see whether the correct page number is stored in the tag field. If the virtual page address at the desired line in the cache memory matches the desired virtual page address, then there is a hit; and the information in the cache memory is used without the necessity of going to main memory. If the information is not present in cache memory, then the system must delay, go to the main memory, replace the particular line in the cache memory, and then operate on the information.
Since the hit rate usually runs as high as ninety-five percent, some computer systems using pipelining procedures go ahead and process the information found at the addressed line of the cache without waiting for the tag comparison to determine if the information has the correct virtual page address in order to eliminate in most cases the time taken for a tag comparison. While the information is being processed, the tag comparison is conducted; and, if there is a miss, the incorrect information is simply dumped. Overall, this is faster than conducting the tag comparison first for each address in the cache.
Of course, such a system does have disadvantages. When there is miss in the cache memory, several clock times may have passed before main memory is accessed for the missed information. Moreover, the pipelining system must contain sufficient additional pipeline stages to allow incorrect information to overflow and be dumped. Moreover, the system uses quite a bit of address space in the cache memory to provide the space necessary for the tags to designate pages of main memory and control and protection information.
It is, therefore, a general object of the present invention to improve and speed the operation of computer systems.
It is an additional object of the present invention to reduce the size and increase the speed of cache memory used in a computer system.
These and other objects of the invention are realized by a caching arrangement for use with a computer system which includes a main memory divided into a predetermined number of pages having a predetermined number of lines of a predetermined line size comprising a cache memory having the same number of lines of storage elements as the pages of main memory and a line size sufficient to store at least the information in any line of main memory plus the tag field for the information in main memory, the tag field including a number of bits each indicating only one of a limited number of pages which may be stored in the cache memory at one time, a page tag cache having a line number equal to the limited number of pages which may be stored in the cache memory at one time and a line size sufficient to store the tag field including the virtual page address of a line stored in the cache memory, and means for searching the page tag cache for virtual addresses of information stored in the cache memory.
Such a system reduces the size of address space needed in the cache memory by eliminating most of the storage required to store virtual page tags and speeds the operation of the system by allowing accesses to main memory to commence sooner and cache memory invalidation to proceed more rapidly than in prior art systems.
These and other objects and features of the invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art by reference to the following detailed description taken together with the several figures of the drawing in which like elements have been referred to by like designations throughout the several views.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a caching system in accordance with the present invention.
Some portions of the detailed descriptions which follow are presented in terms of algorithms and symbolic representations of operations on data bits within a computer memory. These algorithmic descriptions and representations are the means used by those skilled in the data processing arts to most effectively convey the substance of their work to others skilled in the art. The algorithms presented herein are not inherently related to any particular computer or other apparatus.
An algorithm is here, and generally, conceived to be a self-consistent sequence of steps leading to a desired result. The steps are those requiring physical manipulations of physical quantities. Usually, though not necessarily, these quantities take the form of electrical or magnetic signals capable of being stored, transferred, combined, compared, and otherwise manipulated. It has proven convenient at times, principally for reasons of common usage, to refer to these signals as bits, values, elements, symbols, characters, terms, numbers, or the like. It should be borne in mind, however, that all of these and similar terms are to be associated with the appropriate physical quantities and are merely convenient labels applied to these quantities.
Further, the manipulations performed are often referred to in terms, such as adding or comparing, which are commonly associated with mental operations performed by a human operator. No such capability of a human operator is necessary or desirable in most cases in any of the operations described herein which form part of the present invention; the operations are machine operations. Useful machines for performing the operations of the present invention include general purpose digital computers or other similar devices. In all cases the distinction between the method operations in operating a computer and the method of computation itself should be borne in mind. The present invention describes apparatus and method steps for operating a computer in processing electrical or other (e.g. mechanical, chemical) physical signals to generate other desired physical signals.
Referring now to FIG. 1 there is shown in block diagram form a portion of a computer memory caching systems utilized in the prior art. The system 10 illustrated is one which is referred to as a direct mapped caching system; such a system is described for ease of description only, and the invention should not be considered to be limited to such a system. In discussing the system 10, various values are utilized in describing portions of the system which are for illustrative purposes only. The system 10 illustrated includes a central processing unit (CPU) 12, a main memory 14, an instruction cache memory 16, and a data cache memory 18. Although instructions and data are often sequestered in individual cache memories as are shown in FIG. 1, this is not always the case nor is it necessary to the implementation of the invention that this be true. In some systems of the prior art using cache memories, the main memory 14 is divided into a number of fixed pages of a predetermined size, height, and width. Then, each of the cache memories is arranged to provide storage for the information in one page of main memory. In other words, main memory size is essentially a multiple of cache memory size. This is illustrated in the drawing of FIG. 2 where main memory 14 is shown divided, for example, into four individual pages designated pages 0-3. Each page is of the same height; that is, each page has the same number of lines of storage. Each page is of the same width; that is, each line contains the same number of bits (four bytes or one word of information storage in an exemplary system). Consequently, any word in the main memory 14 may be addressed by designating its page number and its line.
When, in such a system, information is taken from main memory 14 and placed in one of the cache memories 16 or 18 (whether the cache memory be used for instructions, data, or both), the information and the virtual page address of that information in main memory 14 is stored at the same line of the cache memory as the line from which it was derived in the page of the main memory. With this addressing scheme, the CPU 12 can determine whether any information required to be accessed is in the cache memory (whether there is a hit) by simply addressing the line of the cache memory to see whether the virtual page address is present.
The virtual page address is stored as part of a tag field, a series of high order bits of the address which in addition to the page address include protection and control information such as whether the information may be read or written to and by whom. In a preferred system, such a tag field may require approximately sixteen bits to represent the tag information. It should be understood that with such a system each line of either of the cache memories 16 or 18 may come from any particular page of main memory 14. Consequently, lines lying adjacent each other in cache memory may have entirely different tags.
In the cache memory 16 illustrated in FIG. 2, this virtual page address information is stored in that portion of each line shown to the left edge of the cache memory 16 in the Figure, that additional space beyond the space required for the storage of the instruction or the data on each line. It will be understood that the portion of the cache memory 16 necessary to accommodate the tag portion of the address is relatively significant; for example, if main memory contains 216 pages of storage, then this tag requires 16 bits of storage. Since cache memory is involved, the hardware used to implement this address space is also fast memory which is expensive.
When the CPU 12 first looks to the cache memories 16 or 18 to determine whether any required information is present, a comparison of the desired address with the addresses of the information stored in cache memory is made. This is done by first comparing the line address sought with the lines of the cache memory to select the correct line. When the correct line has been selected, the virtual page address sought is compared to the virtual page address of the tag field stored at that line of the cache memory 16. If an address in the cache memory 16 matches the desired address in page and line number (and in some systems, line position), then there is a hit; and the information in the cache memory is used without the necessity of going to the main memory 14 to complete the search. If the information is not present in the cache memory, then the system must, after the check, go to the main memory 14 to secure the information and replace the particular line in the cache memory 16. Only then can the CPU 12 operate on the information.
As was explained above, in order to eliminate the time loss normally required for a tag field comparison, some computer systems using pipelining processes begin to operate on the information found at the addressed line of the cache memory without waiting for the tag comparison to be completed. While the information is being processed, the tag comparison is conducted; and, if there is a miss, the incorrect information in the processing pipeline is simply dumped. Overall, this is faster than conducting the tag comparison first for each address in the cache because the hit rate usually runs as high as ninety-five percent so retrieval from main memory is only required on an average of every twenty times. However, the system has some disadvantages. When there is a miss in cache memory, several clock cycles may have passed before main memory 12 is accessed for the missed information. Moreover, the pipelining system must contain sufficient stages to allow any incorrect information to overflow and be dumped; this is an additional system cost. Finally, the system uses quite a bit of address space in the cache memory to provide the space necessary for the tags to designate page addresses of main memory, protections, and the like.
FIG. 3 illustrates a caching system 30 devised in accordance with the present invention which substantially reduces these problems. The system 30 illustrated in FIG. 3 includes a CPU 12, a main memory 14, an instruction cache memory 16, and a data cache memory 18 all as illustrated in FIG. 1. Associated with the cache memory 16 is a first page tag cache 32. Associated with the data cache memory 18 is a second page tag cache 33. For ease of discussion, only one of the cache memories 16 and its associated page tag cache 32 are illustrated in FIG. 3.
The system 30 illustrated in FIG. 3 operates much like that of the prior art. Information stored in main memory 14 is, when required by a process, stored in one of the cache memories along with its tag. However, in the system 30, the data stored in the tag field at each line in the cache memory 16 to represent the virtual page address comprise only a small number of the bits normally used to represent the page address. In order to accomplish this, rather than allowing lines from all of the pages in main memory to be stored in one of the cache memories, the system 30 allows information from only a small number of pages of the main memory 14 (for example, two pages) to be stored in one of the cache memories at one time.
Thus, if the main memory 14, for example, included sixteen individual pages of memory, only two of these pages could be represented in a particular cache memory at the same time. Although this restriction may appear to be limiting, the same statistical information which allows hit rates as high as ninety-five percent argues that in most programs, information necessary within particular segments of processes will often fall into one, two, or three pages of main memory. In a preferred embodiment having over 65,000 pages of storage, the information in the instruction cache falls into four pages of main memory while the information in the data cache falls into twelve to sixteen pages of main memory. Consequently, such a restriction, at least with a divided caching system holding instructions and data in different caches, places little limitation on the system.
The advantages of this restriction are great, however. By allowing only information from two pages of main memory (or some other small number) to reside in cache memory at one time, only two bits (one bit per page) need be used to designate in the tag field of the cache memory the page from which the information came and the various control and protection bits thereby eliminating approximately sixteen bits from each line of the cache memory. This is possible because each one of the two bits represents one or the other of two lines in the associated page tag cache 32.
Each page tag cache 32 is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 3 with two lines of storage, each line having a sufficient number of bits to record the entire tag field including the virtual page address of one of the pages of main memory residing in the associated cache memory 32. Thus, essentially the entire tag address field is removed from the cache memories and placed in the page tag cache where it appears but once instead of as many times as there are lines in the cache memory. This is a significant savings in fast, high priced memory.
Instead of the full tag address field, the tag address field in the cache memory 16 used for illustration herein holds only a one or a zero in each of the two bit positions indicating the particular pages of main memory 14. If a one appears in the first position (as shown in line 0 of the cache memory 16 illustrated in FIG. 3), this indicates the page in the upper of the two lines of the associated page tag cache 32. If the second bit position holds a one, then the lower of the two lines of the associated page tag cache 32 is indicated. If neither tag position in the cache memory 16 holds a one, this may be used to indicate that the information in that line of the cache memory is invalid and is not to be used in any process.
If, in accessing a particular line of the cache memory 16, a one appears in a particular position of the tag address in the cache memory, the page tag cache 32 then provides the virtual page identification and the protection and control information for that line of the cache memory 16. Since the cache memories 16 and 18 in this example are each restricted to only two pages apiece of main memory, the upper line of each page tag cache provides an address area sufficient for all lines in that particular page in the cache memory 16 while the lower line does the same for the lines of the other page which may be represented in the cache memory 16 at any one time.
As in prior art systems, a check for a hit is made by going to the line designated in the virtual address sought and reading the line. The tag bits in that line then indicate either the appropriate page address or that the information is invalid. If a page is indicated, the tag bits direct the comparison to the appropriate line of the page tag cache 32. The page tag cache 32 provides a match signal on the one of two match lines which holds the appropriate page address. This match signal is provided to either AND gate 40 or 42. The AND gate 40 or 42 also receives at the same time the output from the tag bits of the cache memory 16. The appropriate AND gate 40 or 42 provides an output to an OR gate 44 signifying that there is a tag address match and a hit. If neither page tag cache line holds a matching tag address or if the information is invalid, there is no match; and the CPU 12 must go to the main memory for the required information.
If an attempted access of the cache memory indicates a miss so that there is a need to access information outside the limited number of pages of main memory stored in that cache memory, it is necessary to replace one or the other of the pages presently stored in the cache memory with information from another page of main memory. In a preferred embodiment of the invention this is accomplished by utilizing cache memory which may be flash cleared in a manner well known to the prior art. Such memory, essentially, may have bit positions in all lines carrying particular bits changed in parallel. For example, all of the lines having a one in the first tag bit position might be set to zero in that bit position. As indicated above, if zeroes appear in both bit positions used in the cache memory 16 to indicate the virtual page address, this may be used to indicate that the information is invalid at that page. Consequently, when the CPU next looks at the particular line and finds the invalid indication for the information, it may write a new page to that line of the cache memory 16.
An additional advantage of the invention is also provided by the use of the page tag cache of this invention. In computer memory systems which utilize multiple processors and virtual memory, it is often necessary to label information in a local cache memory stale because the same information in another cache memory has been written to since the information was placed in this local cache. In a system using a page tag cache, the coherency of information may be tested against the information in tag field of the page tag cache rather than the cache memory. In this manner, the cache memories need not be taken over during the time that such a check is conducted. This can mean that there is no loss of system clock time involved in conducting a coherency check of a local cache memory.
Moreover, a case may exist in which the information in the cache is no longer useful for a particular access but the tag field is contained in the page tag cache. In such a case, the flash clear process may be avoided, the correct data and tag field placed in the cache.
search means coupled between said page tag cache and said CPU for searching said page tag cache for addresses of information stored in said cache memory.
2. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said page tag field includes two bits of storage.
3. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said second predetermined number of pages is no more than three.
4. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said page tag field includes means for designating information stored in said cache memory as being invalid.
5. The apparatus of claim 4 wherein said means for designating information invalid includes bits normally designating one of said second predetermined number of pages of said cache memory.
6. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said page tag cache is formed of content addressable memory.
7. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said cache memory is designed such that said page tag field may be flash cleared.


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Die Erste Liga 2011 war die 17. Spielzeit der zweithöchsten kasachischen Spielklasse im Fußball der Männer. Die Saison begann am 24. April und endete am 23. Oktober 2011.

Zusammen mit Meister und Aufsteiger Sunkar Kaskelen gelang Oqschetpes Kökschetau und Aqschajyq Oral der direkte Wiederaufstieg.

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Die Saison startete mit 18 Mannschaften. Diese spielten jeweils zweimal gegeneinander. Mit der Aufstockung der Premjer-Liga stiegen in dieser Spielzeit drei Vereine auf. Statt des Drittplatzierten FK Ile-Saulet, der verzichtete, stieg der Vierte auf.

Abschlusstabelle

Platzierungskriterien: 1. Punkte – 2. Siege – 3. Direkter Vergleich (Punkte, Tordifferenz, geschossene Tore) – 4. Tordifferenz – 5. geschossene Tore

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2011
Fußballsaison 2011

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The Claimant as carrier had entered into a contract with a shipper for the transport of five containers from Hamburg, Germany to Limassol, Cyprus. In performing the transport services, the Claimant commissioned the Defendant to pick up and deliver five empty containers to the business premises of Company B. Company B. was commissioned by the shipper with the packing of the containers. After the completion of packing, the Defendant would bring the containers to Bremerhaven, where they would be loaded on board an ocean going vessel destined for Limassol.
The Defendant delivered the five empty containers to Company B, each placed on a trailer belonging to the Defendant. The containers remained on the trailers during the packing performed by Company B. Upon the completion of packing, Company B. closed and sealed the containers. Due to circumstances outside the responsibility of the Defendant, one container could not be picked up and transported to Bremerhaven on that very day but had to remain at the premises of Company B. overnight. In this night the trailer with the container was stolen. As the container and trailer were later found the container had been emptied. The shipper held the Claimant liable for the loss and the Claimant sought recourse from the Defendant.
The key question to be decided by the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg was whether, under the given circumstances, the goods had been accepted by the Defendant for carriage according to Section 425 of the German Commercial Code (HGB), being the starting point for the Defendant's period of responsibly for the goods.
The shipper as intervening party in the proceedings argued among other things that the Defendant had accepted the goods for carriage upon completion of packing as the goods were then in a container made available by the Defendant on a trailer belonging to it.
The court of first instance had dismissed the claim. The Higher Regional Court of Hamburg upheld its decision with judgement dd. 29 September 2016.
The acceptance of goods for carriage presupposes the intentionally acquired direct or indirect possession of the goods by the carrier in person or through his agents because of a contract of carriage. This criterion is fulfilled, when objectively, the goods are in the carrier's sphere of responsibility in a way which allows him or his agents to protect them from damage and when, subjectively, the shipper intends to surrender the power of disposition over the goods and the carrier intends to accept it.
The German Federal Supreme Court has substantiated in this regard that normally the carrier will have accepted the goods for carriage when the shipper has completed the loading operations and the driver closes the cargo space or the goods have arrived in the sphere of responsibility of the carrier or his agents in such way that they can protect them from damage.
The Higher Regional Court of Hamburg, however, emphasised that this substantiation by the Supreme Court had been made based on the assumption that the carrier takes over the goods from the shipper on his roadworthy mean of vehicle in order to leave the premises of the shipper once loading has been completed. The present case was different in a number of relevant aspects. The goods had not been packed directly into the transport vehicle but in a container made available in advance. Also, the container, once packed, was not immediately loaded onto a roadworthy vehicle but remained on the trailer where it had been ever since it was made available for packing. Further, no driver employed by the Defendant or his agent had been present during the packing operation. Rather, upon completion of the packing the goods were in the sole possession of Company B.
The fact that the container had been made available by the Defendant did not change this, where, as here, it has not been closed by the Defendant or its agents. Also the fact that the container was placed on a trailer belonging to the Defendant could not lead to another conclusion under the present circumstances, where the container was not placed on the trailer subsequent to packing but it had been there all along.
Neither could the Defendant in this situation – looking beyond the substantiation of the Supreme Court as set out above – be said to have otherwise intentionally acquired direct or indirect possession of the goods by the carrier in person or through his agents because of a contract of carriage. The Defendant consequently, at the time of the theft, had not accepted the goods for carriage and could not be held liable for their loss.
The decision clarifies that the circumstance alone that the goods have been packed in a container made available to the shipper by the carrier on a decoupled trailer belonging to the carrier is not sufficient for the carrier to have accepted the goods for carriage.


We were super excited to take part in David Huyck's Cloudy Collection print series. For the Vol.II Ed. II theme of "Teeming Up" we illustrated up this bottle of Moore & Moore's Teeming Tonic. You can stock up on all of the tasty Cloudy Collection editions here.


Life is never boring now that Jams and his family have a monkey to look after.
Jams and his mum love Thimble, but Dad is determined to get rid of him - to a zoo, a school, even a demolition site.
But when Jams and his dad are in mortal danger, Thimble proves once and for all why he is a Monkey Superstar!
Thimble is very clever and very naughty - and just the best friend Jams has been waiting for.


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Labourers in this group perform material handling, clean-up, packaging and other elemental activities related to food and beverage processing. They are employed in fruit and vegetable processing plants, dairies, flour mills, bakeries, sugar refineries, meat plants, breweries and other food and beverage processing and packaging plants.
The employment outlook over the next few years for this occupational group is "average", which indicates the chances of a qualified individual finding work is comparable to the average for all occupations in Nova Scotia. This is a fairly large occupation in Nova Scotia so job opportunities occur fairly regularly. The number employed in this occupation is expected to remain largely the same over the next few years. With a large percent of workers being 55 years of age and older, retirements are expected to be a key contributor to employment opportunities over the coming years. Labourers in Food, Beverage, and Associated Products Processing most commonly work full-time hours. Furthermore, the jobs may either be permanent or temporary positions, as both are common.
The median employment income for 42% of Labourers in Food, Beverage, and Associated Products Processing who worked full-time, year-round in 2015 was $33,889. Across all occupations in Nova Scotia, 59% of those who worked full-time year round had a median employment income of $43,600.
Transport raw materials, finished products and packaging materials throughout plant and warehouse manually, or with powered equipment.
Measure and dump ingredients into hoppers of mixing and grinding machines or mobile tank trucks.
Feed and unload food, beverage and associated products processing machines.
Feed flattened boxes into forming machines to construct containers.
Remove filled containers from conveyors and manually pack goods into bags, boxes or other containers.
Check products and packaging for basic quality defects.
Assist process control and machine operators in performing their duties.
To work in these jobs, you should have good physical health. You must also be able to take direction and carry out instructions given by a supervisor.
Generally, this work is carried out in shifts at various hours of the day or on a part-time basis. There is some mobility among jobs in this group. Labourers in food, beverage and associated products processing may progress to machine or process operating positions with experience.


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Previously, having experienced passion of highest kinds as we had pedaled through five mighty Himalayan passes facing dizzying heights, winding roads and yet feeling the elation of standing right next to a sign that read '2nd highest motorable road in the world'. Last year, it was time to go beyond borders and nations to seek what our passion has set for us.
15 passion seekers went on a journey that was meant for those who believe in themselves and would take that extra step forward to achieve the ultimate cycling goal. Together, we pedaled towards the Kingdom of Bhutan. Situated at the eastern end of the Himalayas, Bhutan is no ordinary place, it is the kingdom woven with mystery and magic. This is where we discovered what it was to live our passion in tranquil and serenity.


Gartner is hiring for Sr. Software Engineer-Full Stack (Java, node.js, React) who has knowledge of integration technologies like (REST, JSON, XML, HTTP, etc).
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When you think Gentleman, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Class.
That is what epitomises this dynamic trio that first caught our eye during the audition process when CliffCentral.com launched. Fast forward a few months and we're continued to be impressed with the Gentlemen By Choice. Made up of Lesego Maphanga, Simphiwe Petros and Weza Matomane, these three Engineering students and coming leaders are the next of our contributors profiled in our 'Getting To Know' series.
Benoni-native Lesego Maphanga grew up as a sporting enthusiast and found that he was drawn to forming friendships from an early age. He looks back at the laughs he shared with teammates as some of his most memorable times in high school. The supportive people he grew up with in his community are exactly what inspired his passion for uplifting our country as a whole. He told us, "As people we have come a long way, we challenged the norms and created history. We are an example to the world that reconciliation and acceptance trumps chaos and hate when good people do good work." Lesego then moved onto studying at the University of Pretoria showing that he possesses both beauty and brains as a Mr South Africa finalist while making great strides as an Industrial Engineer student. This 24-year-old now juggles the corporate world in-between his modelling and keynote speaking engagements.
24-year-old Simphiwe Petros, on the other hand, was born in Port Elizabeth yet spent most of his childhood in Pretoria. After being an avid sportsman during his schooling years, he admits his excitement now currently lies more in leadership. Simpihiwe says, "For me leadership means serving. It is definitely something that is selfless. It's all about inspiring those that follow you to realise the best version of themselves. A true leader moulds his followers into becoming great leaders." The future is exciting for this young leader because amongst other great hopes, he has his sights set on growing their show, Gentlemen By Choice, into the most innovative and entertaining show in South Africa.
These three young men are definitely ones to watch which make us even prouder to have them contribute to our schedule.


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Phil has over 30 years of industry experience as both a lawn care provider and environmental advocate. In addition to purchasing Crowley's Lawn Service in 1980, he established the initial Weed Man franchise in the Cleveland area in early 2000. His team building and management skills have earned him repute across various industry channels throughout the United States. As a Weed Man sub franchisor, Phil currently shares his vast industry knowledge with Weed Man franchisees across the country.


Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta has roped in John Abraham for his upcoming movie Jazbaa opposite the beauty queen Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
John and Sanjay have previously teamed up in 5 films – Zinda, Shootout at Lokhandwala, Shootout at Wadala and an untitled project still under production.
John previously shared screen with Aishwarya's hubby Abhishek Bachchan in Dostana, and now it's time for wife.


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Moon phase on 22 January 2013 Tuesday is Waxing Gibbous, 10 days young Moon is in Gemini.
Waxing Gibbous is the lunar phase on 22 January 2013, Tuesday . Seen from Earth, illuminated fraction of the Moon surface is 81% and growing larger. The 10 days young Moon is in ♊ Gemini.
Previous main lunar phase is the First Quarter before 3 days on 18 January 2013 at 23:45.
Lunar disc appears visually 9.8% narrower than solar disc. Moon and Sun apparent angular diameters are ∠1768" and ∠1949".
Next Full Moon is the Wolf Moon of January 2013 after 4 days on 27 January 2013 at 04:38.
The Moon is 10 days young. Earth's natural satellite is moving from the first to the middle part of current synodic month. This is lunation 161 of Meeus index or 1114 from Brown series.
Moon is reaching point of apogee on this date at 10:52, this is 12 days after last perigee on 10 January 2013 at 10:26 in ♑ Capricorn. Lunar orbit is starting to get closer, while the Moon is moving inward the Earth for 16 days ahead, until it will get to the point of next perigee on 7 February 2013 at 12:09 in ♑ Capricorn.
This apogee Moon is 405 313 km (251 850 mi) away from Earth. It is 95 km farther than the mean apogee distance, but it is still 1 396 km closer than the farthest apogee of 21st century.
1 day after its descending node on 21 January 2013 at 01:19 in ♉ Taurus, the Moon is following the southern part of its orbit for the next 12 days, until it will cross the ecliptic from South to North in ascending node on 4 February 2013 at 02:14 in ♏ Scorpio.
12 days after previous South standstill on 9 January 2013 at 15:22 in ♐ Sagittarius, when Moon has reached southern declination of ∠-20.879°. Next day the lunar orbit moves northward to face North declination of ∠20.816° in the next northern standstill on 23 January 2013 at 05:12 in ♊ Gemini.
After 4 days on 27 January 2013 at 04:38 in ♌ Leo, the Moon will be in Full Moon geocentric opposition with the Sun and this alignment forms next Sun-Earth-Moon syzygy.


Rey was trembling. His palms were sweaty and cold. Luke's knees were about to give away. They looked at each other and held each other's hands; just the way they used to, so many years ago.
Supporting each other without a single word, they walked all the way to the cliff. Rey fell to his knees and broke into tears.
They had returned to the place for the first time after that fateful night when their parents fell off this cliff. Luke was 7 and Rey was only 5. They had finally found the courage to visit the spot.
Really liked the perspective you brought to the prompt.
Oh Gosh! It hurts.. G. Lovely story courage & Time after all.
Wow, unexpected take and completely authentic sounding. Good take.
Oh, I love the setting and the tale.Its an interesting take on the prompt Gayatri!
That's such a lovely tale Gayatri. Thanks for linking up with #FridayFotoFiction.


One of my favorite fashion accessories for boy dogs of any size is the Tail Trends Formal Bandanas! They are a really cute and easy way to make your pooch look dapper! Using a bandana is a great way to dress up a dog that does not like wearing outfits too.
Having larger sized dogs, it can be difficult to find fashionable accessories for them outside of collars and leashes. These bandanas will fit up to a 24″ neck, which unfortunately means dogs over about 100 pounds are left out. However, Tail Trends does have bow ties that attach to the collar, so they would work for even giant sized dogs.
Be sure to watch out for Echo and Yoshi's red carpet outfits at Blog Paws 2018! They will be styling two of Tail Trends stylish Formal Bandanas. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for our most current updates and photos!
What is your favorite fashion accessory for a dapper dog or cat? Share in the comments below!
Disclosure: A Girl and Her Husky did not receive any compensation for this review, it was inspired by my own love for Tail Trend's products. All images are property of A Girl and Her Husky- please do not use without permission.
Your dogs look so dope and classy in those bandanas!!!!
I am great you shared pictures! And I love Huskies too, happy to find out that blog!
OH MY GOODNESS! And he has the perfect expression for each style BOL. These look like good quality bandanas – love the detail!
I'm loving these bandannas! My boys don't "dress up" in fancy clothes but they like bandannas so I will have to try these out. I'm so excited to learn Echo and Yoshi (and you!) will be attending BlogPaws. See you in Kansas City!
Echo and Yoshi are ready to party at Blog Paws next week!
Oh, I love these! They are perfect for a wedding or anytime a dog just wants to be a little fancy!
I just love this! The dogs look amazing in these bandanas, so chic. Bit dogs & Bigger dogs always get left out of fabulous fashion, but this is a home run! I dress my dogs up in apparel & fancy collars & leashes. Phoebe loves her clothes, my Husky Icy just tolerates them. For Icy I have a cute tutu & bandanas.
Gracie has a tutu too! She is like your Icy, she just tolerates them. Echo loves dressing up and Yoshi doesn't seem to care.
Gosh, these are cute! Very clever idea, too. I have always loved bow-ties on dogs. Our former dog was kind of famous for his red bow-tie. Nice that these fit larger dogs, too.
I've always loved bow ties on dogs too! That is neat that your dog was known for his red bow tie!
I love them they're so cute! Jack is not a fan of coats or sweaters, actually that's an understatement! He will agree to wear a bandana so thanks for sharing I'm going to check them out.
Oh your pups had me in fits of giggles. Those bandanas are totally charming and will rock any formal occasion! What stars they are and, yes the look totally stellar to me.
I imagine cats are a little more difficult! Lol. Maybe you could put a bow or bow tie on their collar?
Beautiful pictures and great post! I will share it..


To celebrate the holy birthday of Amitabha Buddha, the United International World Buddhism Association Headquarters (U.I.W.B.A.H.), Hua Zang Si and Sanger Mission will jointly hold The Amitabha Buddha Dharma Assembly at Hua Zang Si in San Francisco on Sunday, December 15, 2013 at 9:30a.m.
Date 日期: 12/15/2013 (星期日) 9:30A.M.
Skanda Bodhisattva, the great Holy Dharma Protector protects and blesses all sentient beings in the universe with great compassion. He looks over the entire universe through his concentration and insight as he traverses between the earth and heaven day and night. Skanda Bodhisattva often uses his samadhi concentration to stabilize everything contained in the universe.
To celebrate the holy birthday of Skanda Bodhisattva, the United International World Buddhism Association Headquarters (U.I.W.B.A.H.), Hua Zang Si and Sanger Mission will conduct jointly the Skanda Bodhisattva Dharma Assembly on Sunday, July 7, 2013 at 9:30 a.m. in the Sakyamuni Buddha Hall at Hua Zang Si in San Francisco. We will recite sutras and practice the ritual of The Meal Offering to the Buddhas. We will pray that the world will be in peace and disasters will be eliminated. We welcome you to attend the dharma assembly and share the Dharma joy.
Date 日期: 7/7/2013 (星期日) 9:30A.M.
Date 日期: 6/16/2013 (星期日) 2:00P.M.
To celebrate the holy birthday of Sakyamuni Buddha, the United International World Buddhism Association Headquarters (U.I.W.B.A.H.), Hua Zang Si, and Sanger Mission will hold the Bathing the Buddha Dharma Assembly on Sunday, May 12, 2013 at 9:30 a.m. in the Sakyamuni Buddha Hall at Hua Zang Si in San Francisco. We will bathe the Buddha with the most wonderful fragrant water.
Date 日期: 5/12/2013 (星期日) 9:30A.M.
Chinese New Year Prayer Ceremony of 2013 for prosperity, harmony, and peace.
Date 日期: 2/10/2013 (Sunday 星期日) 2:00P.M.