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Embark on an active family adventure in Croatia's luscious Gacka Valley and in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Plitvice Lakes National Park. The Croatia - Plitvice Lakes Adventure is a week-long itinerary with the option to go hiking, biking, canyoning, paddle boarding, canoeing and more. The price is from £835 pp (adult) and £785 pp (child aged 8-11) - based on two sharing - including flights (London), transfers, seven nights' accommodation and most meals. Guided activities extra. Departures throughout July and August. Minimum child age: eight*.
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Based near the Roman town of Starigrad on the Paklenica Riviera, dotted with traditional terracotta-roofed houses, this is one of the most scenic locations in Croatia. The flexible Croatia - Coast and Country Activity Week includes the option of trying sea and river kayaking, rock climbing, hiking and a visit to the towns of Vinjeraca and Zadar. The price is from £920 pp (adult) and £870 pp (child aged 8-11) - based on two sharing - including flights (London), transfers, seven nights' hotel accommodation with breakfast, four lunches (with activities) and three dinners. Guided activities extra. Sunday departures throughout July and August. Minimum child age: eight*.
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Activities Abroad's NEW South Africa Family Adventure covers Cape Point, Cape Town's Table Mountain and the nearby penguin colony at Boulders Bay. Families will go on game drives, safaris and a night bush walk at Amakhosi Safari Lodge, and visit a Cheetah sanctuary, an UNESCO Wetland Park and Zulu village. There is even snorkelling at Kosi Bay, a river cruise down St Lucia estuary and a guided tour of Durban. The price is from £2,085 pp – based on two adults and two children (child aged 8-11 years) sharing - including transfers, 14 nights' accommodation, some meals, guided activities and instructors. Flights extra. Departs 22 July & 5 August 2017.Minimum age: eight*.
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Spending on hospitality continues to rise
By Sophie Witts contact
11-Oct-2015 - Last updated on 12-Oct-2015 at 11:08 GMT
Related tags: Chief operating officer, Restaurant
Consumer spending on eating-out rose for the 26th consecutive month in September, according to the latest report from Barclaycard.
Restaurant spending was up 12.6 per cent year-on-year, while pubs reported an 11.6 per cent boost in the run up to the Rugby World Cup.
The findings follow a report from Horizons, which found that while the average cost of a three-course meal in a restaurant has fallen in the past year, diners are spending more on add-ons such as side dishes and sauces.
While meal-deals are now offered at 61 per cent of operators, there has been a 45 per cent rise in the number of side dishes offered on menus – significantly boosting consumer spend.
Cost of eating out falls but spending rises
The outlook for hospitality looks positive in the run up to Christmas, with nearly a third of consumers surveyed by Barclaycard saying they had more money than they were expecting to a year ago, while almost three in five felt more confident making 'discretionary' purchases such as eating out.
Chris Wood, chief operating officer at Barclaycard, said: "We've seen sustained increases in many categories of spending on the back of average earnings increasing at their strongest level in nearly six years, sustained low inflation and growing consumer confidence.
"Looking ahead to the last quarter, a majority of consumers say they feel positive about their finances and plan to spend more on non-essentials, meaning it could be a good end to the year for many retailers."
Related topics: Business, Restaurants, Pubs & Bars, Trends & Reports
Spending in restaurants at a five-year high
Eating out spending 'robust', but pressure rising on businesses to speed up service
Spending on eating out rises but transaction spend falls
Eating out at risk from Brexit, despite being consumers' favourite leisure activity

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Bentronix is a research sonic project or composition for sixteen hybrid low-voltage generators of sound, consisting of resistors, transistors, switches, etc… that under an electronic voltage produce auditory frequencies.
All sixteen generators has different architecture and thus each of them produces particle spectrum, which automatically and with authors intervention produces composition of sound textures.
Generators are connected to six sets, so they can form simultaneous communication with each other and transmit signals to ten sound amplifier connected to the ten speakers in the room. The dynamics of frequency spectrum in this twenty-minute composition, is structured in various mathematical dispositions so it combines sonority of frequency relationships 75Hz : 2Khz: 10kHz.
When the mechanically generated acoustic field reaches certain balance, the concert event transforms in the acoustic environment self-regulating low-tech Machine-to-Machine system. This sound-scape will exists as a separate acoustic space for the next few days, in a gallery.
Without author's intervention sound field will attempt to achieve mathematical or physical balance that is, due to extreme complexity of sound, very difficult to reach. The tension between author's intervention in the hybrid instrument and the 'pragmatism' of the instrument itself grows specific, synthetic materiality of sound.


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Q: How to provide multiple values for a xs:simpleType? So I'm currently working on an XSD-file which contains a simpleType called ipaddress:
  <xs:simpleType name="ipaddress">
    <xs:restriction base ="xs:string">
      <xs:pattern value="((1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5]).){3}(1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])"/>
    </xs:restriction>
  </xs:simpleType>

This one works well for all ip addresses I use.
But I want the ipaddress to accept either the ipaddress itself or the string "localhost". How do I do that? I already tried things like this
 <xs:simpleType name="ipaddress">
    <xs:restriction base ="xs:string">
        <xs:choice minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1">
            <xs:pattern value="((1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5]).){3}(1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])"/>
            <xs:enumeration value="localhost"/>
      <xs:choice>
    </xs:restriction>
  </xs:simpleType>

or like that
  <xs:complexType name="ipaddress">
        <xs:choice minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1">
            <xs:pattern value="((1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5]).){3}(1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])" type="xs:string"/>
            <xs:enumeration value="localhost" type="xs:string"/>
      <xs:choice>
  </xs:complexType>

but none of these solutions work when validating my xml file against the xsd schema. I think I'm right by using xs:choice by I don't know how - I'm at the very beginning of learning XSD and I'm still a bit confused of all these tags and elements and how to connect them correctly.

A: I think choice is for complex types, for your simple type restriction you can simply add another pattern
<xs:simpleType name="ipaddress">
    <xs:restriction base ="xs:string">
        <xs:pattern value="((1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5]).){3}(1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])"/>
        <xs:pattern value="localhost"/>
    </xs:restriction>
</xs:simpleType>

A: According to the W3C page on xs:restriction you can use multiple xs:patterns in one xs:restriction:

Note: An XML  containing more than one  element gives rise to a single ·regular expression· in the set; this ·regular expression· is an "or" of the ·regular expressions· that are the content of the  elements.

So the following does work:
<xs:simpleType name="ipaddress">
  <xs:restriction base ="xs:string">
    <xs:pattern value="((1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5]).){3}(1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])"/>
    <xs:pattern value="localhost"/>
  </xs:restriction>
</xs:simpleType>

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Video: Young Dolph – "Tric or Treat" (Prod. by Pyrex)
The Paper Route EMPIRE Boss Tells His Rags-To-Riches Story Atop an Instrumental Fit for a Horror Film
The Song + Video:
He's renowned for his witty punchlines and outlandish flexes, but Young Dolph always knows when it's time to get real. Telling the story of his early rise like only he can, Dolph reveals his origin story on "Tric or Treat," his new single. Produced by Pyrex, who provides creeping pianos suitable for a horror film score, the single positions Dolph as an unstoppable movie monster hellbent on changing the way the rap game does business. The Halloween-themed video finds Dolph stunting in front of his Rolls Royce, as dozens of Jack-O-Lanterns burn beside him.
"Tric Or Treat" recounts Dolph's decade-spanning transformation from an ambitious hustler to a Paper Route Emperor. From the beginning, Dolph knew that he wanted to be his own boss, coming into the game with racks in his walls and designer clothes in his closet: "Yeah I brought all of the drips to the city, these n****s wasn't even ownin' sh*t yet/I came in this b*tch rockin' Prada and Gucci and Dolce and talkin' bout ownership, yeah/I just love stackin' sh*t up, I like how it look, I play wit it like Legos/Full of that drank I DMed Rihanna and told her 'let's go spend half a mil on Rodeo."
The new single is Dolph's first since the release of Dum & Dummer, a collaborative album with his Paper Route EMPIRE signee Key Glock. Powered by punchy lyrics, dynamic chemistry, and the dramatic production of Bandplay, Dum & Dummer peaked at #8 on the Billboard 200. The culmination of Young Dolph and Key Glock's rise from Memphis legends to national stars, Dum & Dummer is home to a series of successful video singles, including "Baby Joker" (16.7 million views on YouTube), "Water On Water On Water" (14.5 million views), "Ill" (14 million views), "Dum & Dummer" (10.5 million views), and the recent "Back To Back" (5.8 million views).
Bringing their triumphant trap flexes to the stage, the PRE duo recently announced "Sirius XM Presents Young Dolph x Key Glock: No Rules Tour," embarking in 2020. Dolph's second national headlining tour, the "No Rules Tour" kicks off on February 5th in Seattle, passing through The Wiltern in Los Angeles on February 9th, the South Side Ballroom in Dallas on February 23rd, the Tabernacle in Atlanta on February 26th, Sony Hall in NYC on March 6th, and Vic Theater in Chicago on March 15th, wrapping up with a stop in Des Moines on March 19th. The "No Rules Tour" heralds another banner year for Dolph & Glock, as they look to start the new decade in style.
Buy/Stream "Tric or Treat": https://empire.lnk.to/tricortreat
Watch the video for "Tric Or Treat": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u44q0cslfE
Buy Tickets for "Young Dolph x Key Glock: No Rules Tour": http://www.Youngdolph.com/tour
Buy/Stream Dum & Dummer: https://empire.lnk.to/dummer
February 5 – Seattle, WA, ShowBox
February 6 – Portland, OR, Roseland
February 8 – San Francisco, CA, Regency Center
February 9 – Los Angeles, CA, The Wiltern
February 11 – Santa Ana, CA, The Observatory
February 13 – San Diego, CA, Music Box
February 14 – Phoenix, AZ, The Marquee
February 16 – Denver, CO
February 18 – Bourbon, Lincoln, NB
February 19 – Wichita, KS, Cotillion Ballroom
February 20 – Tulsa, OK, Cains Ballroom
February 21 – San Antonio, TX, The Aztec Theater
February 22 – Houston, TX, House of Blues
February 23 – Dallas, TX, South Side Ballroom
February 25 – Birmingham, Al
February 26 – Atlanta, GA, Tabernacle
February 27 – Charlotte, NC, The Filmore
February 28 – Myrtle Beach, SC, House of Blues
February 29 – Greensboro, NC, Piedmont
March 1 – Washington, DC, The Fillmore
March 4 – Boston, MA, House of Blues
March 5 – Philadelphia, PA, TLA
March 6 – New York, NY, Sony Hall
March 7 – Cleveland, OH, House of Blues
March 8 – Detroit, MI, St. Andrews
March 10 – Louisville, KY, Mercury Ballroom
March 11 – Indianapolis, IN, Egyptian Room
March 12 – Kansas City, MO, Uptown
March 13 – St Louis, MO, Pop's
March 15 – Chicago, IL, Vic Theater
March 17 – Milwaukee, WI, Turner Ballroom
March 18 – Minneapolis, MN, Varsity Theater
March 19 – Des Moines, IA, Val Air
Please contact Michelle or Scott for more info.
twitter | facebook | soundcloud | youtube | instagram | official site | spotify
Bio, photos, music and more can be found at www.audibletreats.com/young-dolph / www.audibletreats.com/key-glock
"Tric Or Treat": https://empire.lnk.to/tricortreat
"The Making of Dum & Dummer": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42uVeDnuaBU
"Back To Back": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWozF4loq9U
"Water On Water On Water": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM81wKOSpz8
"Dum & Dummer": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=givz9WM8iW4
Dum & Dummer: https://empire.lnk.to/dummer
"Ill": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgEH6lUYy-E // http://vevo.ly/dkgJGC
"Baby Joker": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On9g7aqX9Xk / https://EMPIRE.lnk.to/babyjoker
Shop Young Dolph's capsule collection: https://www.youngdolphshop.com/


my direct reports is probably 15 to 16 years, so I hope I'm getting it right.
twice a year should not be when you learn if you're doing something well or not.
I give people real feedback all the time, good and bad.
cuz you know you're always gonna get a real reaction.
or a presentation and it was great.
You wanna feel great about it.
if I tell you about that in three months it's not gonna mean anything.
If we kinda hit the nail on the head right there, it really changes behavior.
definitely personally in the camp of do away with all the formal mechanisms.
feedback, and we are frankly gonna develop an app similar to that.
people because it won't be that their manager's getting this feedback on them.
It will be for pure self development.
The challenge in our culture is that everyone wants to do really well.
Not unlike the Michigan culture a little bit.
then they really wanna talk about what it is they didn't do, so well.
pointed at giving people really meaningful feedback.
And so, we went out and we said to the operating committee.
one thing you'd like them to change.
And so all of a sudden we had 70, 80 adjectives on each person.
And it was really, really powerful.
he sat down with everyone individually, and he talk to them about it.
I remember getting mine, and they were lot's of great words.
And someone used the word passive.
And I became obsessed with it.
Because anyone that knows would not describe me as passive.
And I thought how could anybody think I was passive?
And he just looked at me and he said, you're doing what everybody else just did.
and there's one word that you can't connect with.
And that, to me, that's really the thing in all cultures, right?
that is really coming from a place that's meant to make people better?
Versus feedback that is gotcha or feedback that is misunderstood.
I'll share another story with you.
I had an employee come see me.
And he came to my office and he sat down.
And he said, I need to talk to you.
Am I the head of HR, or you want me to be your mentor?
And I always say that to the people that work for me all the time.
your coming to me to somebody you wanna vent?
initially my inclination's gonna be I have to help you.
So he said, I'm coming to you as a mentor.
He said, my boss gave me feedback.
So, okay, I know who your boss is.
He said, I have no idea.
I said, well, you do you mean you don't know?
Did you not have that conversation, did she not tell you?
He said, I don't know.
I said, he goes, no, no, she didn't tell me.
there's not a question of the doubt that she didn't tell you very specifically.
was it your responsibility to ask her?
And he just kind of looked at me.
Now he quit a month later, and I think that was a good outcome.
contemplate and have your employees decide is whose responsibility is it?
it on yourself as well to really wanna understand how you're performing.
And not in a needy way.
that are coming out of school today, who've never failed.
So if they're smart enough they figure out how to get to the right side of the curve.
so really taking that personal interest in like, how can I be better?


Whether you're a wizard at heart or alien invader, the perfect Halloween costume doesn't have to cost a fortune!
With Halloween coming up right around the corner, we thought we'd share a few of our favorite cost-friendly costume ideas for the big day. Take a look.
A love of all things wizardry is so prevalent these days, that you don't need much to accomplish an easy and instantly recognizable costume. You can cut out cardstock stars and affix them to a black bathrobe for a makeshift wizard's cloak. For that classic sign of a wizened wizard—a long, wispy beard—you can attach long white strings of yarn to an elastic that you wrap from ear to ear. Finally, in a pinch, you can pick out a stick from the backyard to serve as a wand! Wrap its handle in metallic string or add a coat of acrylic paint for a thematic touch.
For a cartoonish look the whole family can pull off, start with an all-white outfit. Next, add a white paper-plate mask and draw a stick figure face. Then attach black duct tape to the front of your clothes in the form of a stick figure (with a line down the torso, and additional lines of tape for the arms and legs). You'll look like a doodle in no time!
Don't throw away that old umbrella just yet! A black umbrella can easily be turned into a pair of bat wings—just cut the shade in two, and use each half as a wing. Pair the wings with an all-black outfit and throw on some fake vampire teeth for a completed look.
This fun costume is as easy as blowing up a bunch of purple balloons, then attaching them to your outfit. Top it off with a green hat to serve as the stem—and just be careful not to pop your costume on sharp edges as the night goes on!
Who doesn't have an old jersey lying around? Go as your favorite soccer player (or football player, or just about anything else!). Add shin guards, cleats, and a ball and you're good to go for an effortless costume.
We hope that these ideas help you enjoy your holiday to the fullest. From our Auto Pawn family to yours, have a very happy Halloween!
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3 arrested for Muthoot Finance robbery
New Delhi, May 24
The crime branch of the Delhi police has arrested three persons in connection with a dacoity that had occurred at the office of Muthoot Finance Ltd in Pandav Nagar on May 10. Apart from some weapons, the police has also recovered a part of the looted valuables.
Rahul, Mahender and Satish, involved in Muthoot Finance Ltd robbery case, at PHQ in New Delhi on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan Bhui
Gadkari's pilot held with bullet
A 45-year-old Canadian origin pilot, who was due to fly BJP national president Nitin Gadkari to Mumbai this morning was arrested at the IGI Airport when security officials discovered a live cartridge in his carry bag.
CBSE Results: Central schools outshine private schools
Firm accuses ex-director of data theft
Clouds, rains spring pleasant surprise
Brother, contract killers held for trader's murder
Govt fails to convince auto drivers on GPS
Three notorious robbers nabbed
Govt seeks Centre's help on water scarcity
BJP protests oil price hike at 14 places; leaders held
Industrial ties cordial in Delhi, avers Goswami
Delhi is the only state where industrial relations are cordial and there has been no loss of man hours due to strike or any industrial agitation. Delhi has fixed the minimum wages which are the highest in the country, said Delhi labour and industries minister Ramakant Goswami at a regional consultation meeting of Twelfth Five Year Plan.
Mayor seeks probe into govt interference in working of DERC
Mayor Rajni Abbi today demanded that the electricity tariff as approved by Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) in September 2010, for 2010-11 be made effective from April 1, 2010.
Probe ordered into Class VIII student being struck off rolls
The education directorate of the Delhi government has been ordered by the Delhi High Court to probe into a Class VIII student's allegation that his name has been struck off the rolls by his school for no rhyme or reason.
Om Prakash Chautala, president of the Indian National Lok Dal, joins hands with his party leaders during a rally against price hike and the alleged grabbing of farmers' lands in New Delhi on Tuesday. Tribune photo
Failed in Class XII, 2 end life
Ghaziabad, May 24
Two students, who failed to pass their Class XII CBSE board examination, allegedly committed suicide in the district here, the police said today.
Helipad soon in Greater Noida
Greater Noida, May 24
Knowledge Park- 4 is being developed as the nucleus of important activities in Greater Noida. According to sources, the park has been selected for developing the first helipad in the hi-tech city, a 20-storey office complex of Greater Noida Authority, offices of a number of multinational corporations, a Metro station and 130-metre-wide express way will also pass touching it.
NHRC team visits Bhatta, Parsaul
A seven-member team from National Human Rights Commission today visited Bhatta-Parsaul villages in Greater Noida to probe complaints of the police atrocities following a farmers' protest early this month.
Road mishap victim's family gets Rs 16-L damages
The family of a 24-year-old man, who died after being hit by a rashly-driven bus, has been awarded a compensation of over Rs 16 lakh by a Delhi court.
Video-conferencing device set up at Secretariat
The installation of a device of high-definition video-conferencing technology at Delhi Secretariat is another feather added to the e-governance system of the city government, said Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.
Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit admires high-definition video conferencing system at Delhi Secretariat in New Delhi on Tuesday. Tribune photo
Clear skies forecast today
Delhiites woke up to a hot and bright morning today with the day temperature soaring up to 40.7° C later in the day, which is two degrees above the average for this time of the year.
Koli's mercy plea: UP govt seeks police view
Before forwarding the mercy petition of Nithari prime accused Surendra Koli to the President, the Uttar Pradesh government has sought from the police its opinion and details of his conduct in jail and the possible repercussions of hanging him as ordered by a CBI court.
80-yr-old raped
An 80-year-old woman was allegedly raped in the Keshavpuram area of northwest Delhi. According to information, the elderly woman, who lives all alone inside a tent in a park, was found sexually assaulted on the morning of May 20 by a passerby who informed the police about the incident.
Woman raped in Faridabad
Faridabad, May 24
A woman was allegedly raped by a person in Fatehpur Taga village of the district, the police said today.
Engineer stabbed, robbed
A young software engineer was stabbed and robbed by some unidentified youths in the Harsh Vihar area of east Delhi last night. The robbers also took away his Santro car and other valuables, including mobile phone.
Man commits suicide
A 40-year-old man allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in the Jehangirpuri area of northeast Delhi last night.
2 die in mishap
Two persons, including a police sub-inspector, were killed and five others injured after a vehicle hit them in the Garhmukhteshwar area, 70 km from here, the police said today.
Multi-level parking in Sarojini Nagar market soon
The busy Sarojini Nagar market in south Delhi is expected to get a new automatic multi-level parking lot by July.
According to DCP (crime) Ashok Chand, the three accused, identified as Rahul (20), Satish (25) and Mahender (40), were arrested last evening from the Kondli area of New Ashok Nagar.
"The trio was arrested following a tip-off. One country-made pistol, along with two live cartridges and two spring actuated knives, and a Bajaj Pulsar motor cycle and a WagonR car which was found to be used in the crime have also been seized. We have also recovered gold ornaments worth Rs 3 lakh from them," said Chand.
According to the DCP, the accused during interrogation said apart from them, Satpal Singh, Raj Kishore and Pradeep Tiwari were also involved in the dacoity. "Before committing the crime they conducted a reccee of the area and on May 10 around 1.15 pm, Mahender, Satpal and Raj entered the premises of Muthoot Finance Ltd while Rohtash kept a watch near the staircase.
Pradeep Tiwari remained in WagonR and Rahul with the motor cycle. Satpal had donned a turban since he had long hair and beard and he pretended himself to be a Sikh. They decamped with gold ornaments in one bag that they had carried with them and also used a laptop bag of the manager to carry the gold. They also took away Rs 1.5 lakh with them," said Chand.
Satpal, along with his associate Nizam, is also involved in another case of murder and robbery that had occurred on January 31 in Mansrovar Park in which they shot Vinod dead and decamped with Rs 10 lakh.
Investigation further revealed that Raj had deposited approximately 70 gram of looted gold in Mannapuram General Finance and Leasing Ltd at their Bhajan Pura branch. The gold has since been recovered.
Efforts are on to apprehend the remaining accused and to recover the looted property.
The pilot identified as Rafel Jose Hubbard was immediately placed under arrest when he failed to come up with a satisfactory reply about .762 mm cartridge in his bag.
According to police officials, Hubbard works with Aero Air Charter Company and was to fly its plane to Mumbai at 9 am when this incident was reported during security check at the general aviation lounge of terminal 1D.
"Hubbard could not come up with a convincing reason as to what a cartridge was doing in his bag. He claimed that he was unaware about it and that he had bought a second-hand bag from Sarojini Nagar market few days ago and packed his things without checking the already existing contents in it. He was arrested under the Arms Act," said the official.
The investigation into the claims of Hubbard is on.
Produced before Dwarka District Court soon after his arrest, Hubbard managed to get bail on a personal surety bond of Rs 25, 000.
The government has been enforcing all the labour and industrial laws with sincerity. Due to the multiplicity of authorities, the condition of a few industrial estates in the city is not satisfactory. In view of the limited land and pollution concerns, only non-polluting industries are being allowed to be set up. This has resulted in a large number of service sector industries which are contributing substantially to the economic development of the city. He said as many as 2,819 flats out of 3,164 under Rajiv Awas Yojna had been allotted to the industrial labour. Some 1,892 flats were under construction in the second phase. Besides, the Delhi State Industry and Infrastructure Development Corporation had been working on 10 projects to construct 54,000 flats under the JNNURM.
She said the illegally charged excess amount over the tariff rates approved by the DERC be adjusted in the present electricity consumption bills.
The Mayor said it had become obligatory and necessary on the basis of the Hon'ble Delhi High Court judgment that the state government totally misdirected itself at the insistence of the distribution companies in preventing the DERC from releasing final orders for lower electricity rates.
Prof Abbi also demanded that the Central government should order a high-level inquiry against the Delhi government for illegal interference in the independent working of the DERC which was a statutory autonomous body for favouring the electricity distribution companies.
The Mayor further demanded that the memorandum drafted between the distribution companies and the Delhi government, being one sided in favour of the distribution companies, requires to be legally re-examined, especially the conditions of fixing the rates of annual tariff.
She alleged that preventing the DERC from announcing final orders for lower tariff rates for the financial year 2010-11 by the Delhi government was a scam where the poor and the affluent consumers alike had been illegally forced to pay extra for electricity consumption. This could only be prevented if the Delhi government did not stop the DERC from releasing the final orders for lower tariff for the financial year 2010-11.
Justice Kailash Gambhir ordered the probe while also issuing notices to DAV Public School in Jasola Vihar, south Delhi, seeking their replies by July 4.
"The education directorate is directed to hold a thorough inquiry into the allegations levelled by the petitioner as the matter pertains to a child of Class VIII," said Justice Gambhir in his order.
"Let the allegation against the principal, teachers and his other schoolmates be gone in depth by the education directorate to find out and ascertain the truth," the Judge added.
The court's order came on a petition filed by student's father Amod Shastri who alleged his son was being harassed by schoolteachers and the principal owing to his various acts aimed at exposing alleged corruption in the society, including the school's functioning and the working of the city's police.
In his petition to the court and various other documents attached to it, Shastri said once his son was beaten up mercilessly by a school teacher after discovery of a "sperm-filled condom" inside his classroom with the school authorities suspecting his 11-year-old son was behind the prank.
On another occasion, the school's sports teacher beat him up after making him bow down on his knees without any reason, alleged Shastri. The school authorities have recently struck off his son's name from the list. - PTI
18-year-old Abdul committed suicide by hanging himself from a roof in Muradnagar last evening, they said.
In a separate incident, Somaya Singh (19), daughter of M P Singh, a jailer in Dasna jail, committed suicide by hanging herself from a ceiling fan.
In Hapur city, Arvind attempted suicide by consuming poison but timely help from his family saved his life. CBSE had declared its class 12th board results yesterday .— PTI
Parmindar Singh
Whenever some VIPs and political leaders have to visit the area the absence of a helipad is acutely felt. Besides, the area abounds in dozens of corporate offices, many of which being keen to have their own helicopters for the use of their owners and foreign guests. A helipad will fulfil the need of all of them.
Presently, a makeshift helipad is readied overnight whenever a VIP or a political leader has to visit the area.
The helipad is proposed to be developed on 2.3 hectares at a cost of Rs10 crore. It will have all the needed infrastructure and facilities like a modern car parking, a VIP guest house, and a fire fighting unit. Adequate security arrangements will also be in place in view of the VIP movement and the costly helicopters.
In Knowledge Park-4, Greater Noida Authority proposes to build its grand office complex which will be a 20-storey structure, the design and building plan for which has already been approved.
Besides, it will be connected with the Metro line and a Metro station is likely to be built here.
The team from the investigation division of the NHRC, led by an SSP and comprising two DSPs and four inspector-rank officers, went to the affected areas, according to the rights panel.
"Pained" over violence over land acquisition and complaints of the police atrocities in Greater Noida, the NHRC had on May 12 said it would send an investigation team there.
The rights body had said it had received complaints about the police trespassing into villagers' houses, outraging women's dignity and mercilessly lathicharging farmers demanding more compensation for their land acquired for a road project.
"The NHRC is pained to see complaints and media reports alleging large-scale violence in village Bhatta and other nearby areas in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, leading to loss of life and injuries to several persons, including the officers on the state government duty," it had said.
Four persons, including two policemen, were killed in farmers-police clashes and firing in Bhatta-Parsaul villages on May 7.
Following the incident, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited the area and alleged that people were burnt alive and women raped there while National Women's Commission also claimed to have received complaints from the villagers about molestation of women by the police and demanded a CBI probe.
The Uttar Pradesh government has dismissed these allegations. - PTI
"There is sufficient evidence for the purposes of this court to hold that the deceased received fatal injuries in an accident on November 19, 2008, due to involvement of the offending vehicle (bus) being driven rashly and negligently by the driver," Additional District Judge (ADJ) Reetesh Singh said.
The court awarded Rs 16,60,242 compensation to the family members.
Sarvar died in the accident when he was on his way to Delhi from Meerut on his motor cycle.
"An award for the sum of Rs 16,60,242 is passed in favour of the family of the deceased and against driver Lukman Ahmad and owner Arjun Singh Baliayan of the bus," the court said.
The court based its sum for compensation after noting that Sarvar was engaged in embroidery work and was earning Rs 6,000 a month.
The court directed that the compensation amount will be borne by the insurance company, New India Assurance Company Ltd, with which the offending bus was insured.
Seelampur-resident Sarvar was coming from Meerut to Delhi on his motor cycle along with his brother when the accident happened. - PTI
This is a big step in the direction of e-governance. The facility will help save time and energy, she said.
With the help of this system, officers and public representatives will be able to submit their suggestions and comments simultaneously which will help in taking on-the-spot decisions. People will become part of the decision-making process. This will also help citizens as well as officers.
The Chief Minister exhorted the officers to make optimum use of this facility that will provide 24 connections at different places. It will also facilitate interaction with the offices of deputy commissioners which are situated at a distance of more than 25 km from Delhi Secretariat. This facility will be extended to other offices, including DJB, which have a direct contact with the common man.
Besides the offices of divisional commissioner and deputy commissioners, the video conferencing is also available at the offices of Lieutenant-Governor, chief secretary and chairman (NDMC), he said.
The minimum temperature today was recorded at 26.3° C, average for this time of the season. The Capital enjoyed a pleasant spell of weather over the weekend, with the rains bringing respite from the scorching heat.
The weather department has predicted that the maximum and the minimum temperature would oscillate between a high and low of 41° and 28° C tomorrow. The humidity levels fluctuated between 65 and 22 per cent today.
CBI special Judge Shyam Lal had earlier this month ordered that Koli be hanged between May 24 and May 31.
The letter from department of law and justice seeking opinion of the victim's family members, along with that of the police and Dasna Jail authorities about Koli's conduct was received by senior SP Gautam Budh Nagar, the police said.
The letter also sought views of the police regarding the fallout of hanging him in nearby circle of Nithari village.
They said the reply has to be sent within a day or two since the stipulated period for hanging Koli expires next week.
The CBI judge had on May 19 asked the jail superintendent to produce the opinion of secretary law and justice about the mercy petition and had fixed May 23 for next hearing.
Since he was on leave yesterday, the hearing was postponed to May 26.
Meanwhile, jail superintendent Viresh Raj Sharma said that in view of the mercy petition, "it is now up to the judge whether he will stay the execution."
The CBI judge had issued the death warrant for execution of Koli after the Supreme Court in February confirmed the death penalty awarded to him in the case related to rape and murder of 14-year-old Rimpa Haldar.
However, on May 7 Koli had applied for mercy to the President of India through the jail superintendent.--PTI
According to the police, the medical examination of the victim confirmed rape whereupon a case under Section 376 of the IPC was registered and investigation taken up. According to Meenu Chaudhary, DCP (northwest), the accused identified as Prahlad has been arrested.
"The woman lives alone inside a temporary tent that she has built for herself in the corner of a park. She lives on alms or whatever someone gives her to eat," said the DCP
According to the complaint, the woman who is native of Dhauj village of district, had gone to neighbouring Fatehpur Taga village yesterday to purchase plants, the police said.
Jamshed, who was in the plant nursery, allegedly raped her and threatened her if she told anyone.--PTI
The victim, Vivek Chaudhary, was returning from IGI Airport when the incident took place around 1 am today.
"Vivek, is undergoing treatment at St Stephen's Hospital after he was stabbed by robbers in the shoulder and thigh. The incident took place on Sewadham Road at Harsh Vihar when Vivek was returning home after dropping one of his friends at the airport," said a police official.
Vivek said he had decelerated the car due to a broken road when a man came running and pulled the key out of the ignition.
"Many other youngsters also joined him and forced him out of the car. When he resisted, they stabbed him and fled with the car, his mobile and wallet," said the official.
According to the police, the deceased has been identified as Bobby, an electrician, who was discovered hanging dead this morning by his family.
Although no suicide note was recovered from him, the police investigations points towards financial problems to be the root cause behind Bobby's extreme step.
"Bobby lives in the E-block area of Jehangirpuri with his wife, three children and his father.
He was discovered hanging inside his house this morning after a fight last night.
The body has been sent for the postmortem while investigation in the matter is on," said a police official.
Bobby was finding difficult to meet his ends owing to large family and this often led to the fight in the family.
The incident took place yesterday on national highway 24, when a sub-inspector, along with a crane, came to lift an accidental bus to avoid traffic situation.
As the crane was about to lift the bus, another vehicle suddenly came and hit it, leading to the death of the officer and crane driver on the spot, the police said — PTI
NDMC is aiming to complete construction of the parking site by June-end, providing relief to visitors to the congested market. Once the parking lot is ready, vehicles will not be allowed to be parked on roadside, a move that is expected to help reduce traffic jams.—PTI
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Researchers one step closer to developing Canada's next space telescope
Western and Bishop's team receives $1.1 million from Canadian Space Agency
By Jeff Renaud,
This artist's concept shows a hypothetical extrasolar planet with two moons orbiting in the habitable zone of a red dwarf star. If the POET project goes as planned, it could be characterizing known extrasolar planets by 2026. Illustration by D. Aguilar/Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
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Researchers at Western University and Bishop's University are the recipients of a $1.1 million contract from the Canadian Space Agency to develop what could become Canada's next space telescope mission.
The contract will support the development of a telescope prototype by Stanimir Metchev, Canada Research Chair in Extrasolar Planets at Western's Institute for Earth and Space Exploration, and Jason Rowe, Canada Research Chair in Exoplanetary Astrophysics in Bishop's department of physics and astronomy.
If the project goes as planned, the Photometric Observations of Extrasolar Transits mission (POET as it is provisionally titled) could be in orbit, characterizing known extrasolar planets, or perhaps even discovering Earth-like exoplanets, by 2026.
The Canadian Astronomical Society recently published a 10-year report that includes endorsement of a new Canadian space telescope mission.
Stanimir Metchev
"The proposed mission to detect and study extrasolar planets received high ranking in the small-mission category, and could be Canada's next space telescope," said Metchev, co-principal investigator of the project.
Unlike the Hubble Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope, which are collaborations between different space agencies, POET would be entirely Canadian-funded and Canadian-built.
The two main goals of the POET mission are to measure the extent and composition of the atmosphere of extrasolar planets closely orbiting their stars, and to detect Earth-like, potentially-habitable planets around the nearest, dimmest and coolest stars, which offer the best chance of detecting signs of possible life on other planets.
The University of Toronto Space Flight Laboratory (UTIAS-SFL) would provide the spacecraft, and ABB Canada the telescope and control systems for POET.
"We are very pleased to see the Canada Space Agency support this project through their Space Technology Development Program, along with ABB Canada and the UTIAS-SFL," said Rowe, project principal investigator. "A new Canadian space telescope would be an invaluable tool to discover even more about the many planetary systems that have been discovered beyond our own solar system in recent years."
New 3D ultrasound may improve accuracy of liver cancer treatment
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Simulated study finds new robotic ultrasound system can optimize liver cancer ablation therapy
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King County Metro was negligent when a bus driver took no action while two teenage riders were attacked and beaten aboard a bus by a group of youths, a jury ruled Thursday. The Superior Court jury voted to award in excess of $250,000 to plaintiffs Carmen Rollins, represented by Ken Friedman, and Will Hendershott, represented by Andy Schwarz.
After the verdict was read, Rollins, now 20, sobbed in the arms of her father. "I really do hope this helps promote bus safety," she said.
Attorneys for King County had argued that the driver behind the wheel of the Rainier Valley-bound No. 7 did not see the assaults on the articulated bus on May 22, 2005. However, while the driver testified that he did not see the beating, his trial testimony was inconsistent with the report he filled out the night of the incident and his testimonial account was disputed by witnesses from the bus.
Ken Friedman argued that the driver was to blame. "The driver could have called for backup or advice when he saw the rowdy group trying to board. He could have called for police help once the beatings began. He has an emergency button that he can press and police would have come at once. Instead, he did nothing."
Rollins and Hendershott were both 17 and dating at the time. They boarded the bus just after midnight with another friend. Rollins had just gotten off work at a movie theater. She noticed a raucous group waiting as the bus approached the Rainier Avenue-Alaska Street stop. The driver stopped and the group, described by the plaintiffs as about 30 male and female youths shouting profanities and exchanging punches, boarded the bus.
According to testimony, one of the men moved next to Rollins and caressed her leg, then others, including one who said he had a gun. They then began calling the couple names. Just before the bus made its next stop at South Graham Street, Rollins testified, the group "jumped" her and her boyfriend, threatening to rape her, and punched both of them in the face. The assault continued as the bus traveled through downtown Seattle. When the bus finally stopped, the driver opened all the doors and the group dragged the couple out through the rear door. The beatings continued just outside the bus until the couple's friend called 911 from a cell phone, and the bus drove away. When police arrived (only two minutes after the call) the bus had already left the stop. The assailants also were gone. No one was ever arrested.
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Story # 1: Beating on a bus: Driver didn't see or didn't act?
Story #2: Metro must pay victims of beating on bus
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See also the legal definition of game in Swaziland. [1] The State, in its sovereign power, owns the game for the common good. The only way for an individual to acquire ownership of game is to possess it legally, for example by hunting and killing it under license. Deer are not included in the definition, but controls similar to those of the Hunting Act apply to deer (of the Deer Act 1991). Deer hunted in the UK include: In the PRC, there is a special cuisine category called Ye Wei, which includes wild animals. In general, game is cooked in the same way as farmed meat. [4] Because some game meats are leaner than store-bought beef, overcooking is a common accident that can be avoided when properly prepared. [5] [6] It is sometimes grilled or cooked longer, or by slow cooking or moist heat to make it more tender, as some species of game tend to be harder than farm-grown meat. Other methods of tenderizing are marinade as in rabbit pepper dish, baking in a venison pie or as a stew like bourgoo. With its great biodiversity and therefore an impressive variety of game species, South Africa is a well-known destination for hunting. Many creatures returned to ancient areas from which they had been abducted because they had been killed for big game hunting. Common hunted species are: In a situation where a person has lawfully come into possession of game and includes and cares for it as pets, the person may kill one or more of them if necessary for care and management or for human purposes. In addition, a person might have the right to kill game in violation of the law if necessary to protect people or property.
It is sometimes a criminal offence to export game beyond the borders of the nation or state in which it was killed or captured, to send it for sale in a certain way, or to lack certain information about the package. The range of animal species hunted by humans varies in different parts of the world. This is influenced by climate, wildlife diversity, folk tastes and locally accepted views of what can and cannot be legitimately hunted. Sometimes a distinction is also made between varieties and breeds of a particular animal, such as wild turkey and domestic turkey. The meat of the animal, when slaughtered for consumption, is often described as a «wild» taste. This difference in taste is due to the natural diet of the animal, which usually results in a lower fat content than pets. The meat of young deer is usually easy to digest. Small birds, which are usually eaten shortly after killing, are considered as digestible as poultry. Ground game, which belongs to red meats, is usually easy to digest, but some of these meats, such as rabbits, can be rich in elements that make it more resistant to digestion than homemade meat bought from a butcher. Meat from older game or an animal that has been exhausted in hunting is less desirable, but it can be improved by marinating it for several hours, usually in a mixture of wine, vinegar and spices. In the United States and Canada, white-tailed deer are the most commonly hunted big game. Other game species include: In some parts of Africa, wild animals hunted for their meat are called bushmeat; In this article, you will find more detailed information on how it works within the economy (for personal consumption and for money) and the law (including overuse and illegal imports).
Animals hunted for bushmeat include: Start your free trial today and get unlimited access to America`s largest dictionary with: GAME. Birds and wild animals obtained by poultry and hunting. Ferry. From. H.T.; Animals; Ferae, of course. Wildlife laws regulate the killing or killing of birds and animals. Rangers can usually stop offenses, confiscate illegally stolen game, prosecute trespassing, or prosecute for violations of gambling laws. Game in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland includes: Game or quarry is any wild animal hunted for animal products (mainly meat), for recreation («sport») or for trophies. The types of animals hunted as game vary in different parts of the world and according to local jurisdictions, although most are terrestrial mammals and birds. Fish that are not caught commercially (recreational fishing) are also known as wild fish. A law prohibiting hunting of game without a licence and requiring the payment of a fee for such a licence is an appropriate exercise of the State`s police power.
In some countries, including the legal classification in terms of required licenses, the game is classified as «small game» or «big game». A single small game licence may apply to all small game species and may be subject to annual catch limits. Big game is often subject to an individual permit, where a separate permit is required for each individual animal (tags). Game, in gastronomy, the meat of a wild animal or a bird. Game is generally classified into three categories: (1) small birds such as lily of the valley and quail; (2) game as such, a category that may be subdivided into wild poultry, such as goose, duck, woodcock, capercaillie or partridge and pheasant; and ground game, such as squirrels, hares and rabbits; (3) Big game, primarily game, including roe deer, deer, elk, moose and caribou, but also other large animals such as bears and wild boar. Generally, game is pulled and allowed to cool after being killed, then hung for several days. Whether wild birds should be drawn or not is a controversial one. A common practice is not to draw birds with thin, tapered beaks like thrush or corncrake. Game meat usually comes from a wild animal shot with a rifle or bow.
Hunters must be absolutely sure of their target before firing and must make every effort to shoot the animal as quickly and painlessly as possible. Once obtained, game meat must be processed to prevent spoilage. The type of treatment varies depending on the species and size of the game. Small game and poultry can simply be taken home for slaughter. Big game such as deer quickly dress in the field by removing the intestines in the field, while very large animals such as moose can be partially killed on the ground because it is difficult to remove them intact from their habitat. Commercial processors often process deer caught during deer season, sometimes even at supermarket meat counters. Otherwise, the hunter takes care of the slaughter. The body is kept cool to minimize deterioration.
Some of these animals are endangered or otherwise protected, so it is illegal to hunt them. In the UK, gambling is legally defined by the Game Act 1831. It is illegal to shoot game on Sundays or at night. Other non-wild birds hunted for food in the UK are listed in the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. British law defines game as birds and wild animals. The word includes all wild birds and wildlife. You must – there are over 200,000 words in our free online dictionary, but you`re looking for one that is only included in the full Merriam-Webster dictionary. Capercaillie is not currently hunted in the UK as populations have recently declined and conservation projects have been undertaken to restore them. The ban is generally considered voluntary on private land, and few birds are expected to live outside RSPB or Forestry Commission lands. In Africa, animals hunted for their fur or ivory are sometimes called big game.
In principle, everyone has the right to hunt and fish for game in any public place where his residence is legal, as long as he does not violate the legal provisions or violate or violate the rights of others. A hunter does not acquire an absolute right to a wild animal by mere persecution, and the individual loses all potential property by abandoning hunting before being caught. The exclusive right to hunt or game on private property belongs to the owner or his successors in title. This ownership right of the owner is limited by the right of the state to regulate and maintain the game for public use. A trespassing suit can be brought against someone who infringes someone else`s right to hunt. The United States has signed treaties with other countries, including Britain and Mexico, to protect and conserve migratory birds and wildlife. Violation of laws enacted to implement such contracts is a criminal offence. For example, a regulatory law could limit the number of birds that can be killed by a person each day, and it would be a criminal offence to exceed that limit. The federal government may, with the consent of the State, establish a wildlife area to protect game and migratory birds and prohibit all hunting in the area. The Fish and Wildlife Service is managed by the Department of the Interior to conserve and conserve fish and game in nature reserves and wildlife areas.


Interior of the Airport Link Express train.
The Airport Link Express provides a direct non-stop connection from the airport to the Makkasan City Terminal near the center of the city. The Airport Express trains have a 'plush' interior with padded seats, carpeting, overhead luggage racks and space for larger suitcases near every door. This is quite different from the City Line cars, which have hard plastic bench seats and no racks.
The station at the airport is on the basement level. From arrivals on Level 2 you go down two levels to reach the station. The level in between is where the public taxi queue is located. The airport is already relatively well signed. At the station, look carefully for the signs to the trains you want to take. Oddly, they color-coded the trains - red for the Airport Express, blue for the City Line - but all the signs in the airport station are red, including those for the City Line.
The Makkasan City Terminal is a large new complex next to the State Railway maintenance yard. The station is near the Petchburi Subway station, but as yet there are no signs in the station or between it and the terminal to help you find your way, and getting there requires you to cross a somewhat busy road, which you might not want to do with a heavy suitcase. The City Terminal has been designed so that you can check in for your flight, including checking your bags, at the terminal. This service won't be available until around the end of 2010, and you probably won't be able to check bags at the City Terminal for 'high security' destinations like the US or the UK.
The cost for the express Airport Express service is 100 Baht until the end of 2010. After that it will be 150 Baht. If you're traveling alone and staying in the Sukhumvit area, the link will save you time and money. However, if you're not alone and staying on the river, for example, using the link and then a taxi will likely cost you more than a taxi direct from the airport, and probably won't save you much time. The City Line costs just 15 Baht per trip until the end of 2010. After that, it will be 15 to 40 Baht per trip, depending on distance.
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package de.tuberlin.uebb.sl2.modules

import de.tuberlin.uebb.sl2.modules.Syntax.{ VarFirstClass }
import scala.collection.immutable.List.{ fill }
import scala.util.Either.{ cond }

/**
 *
 */
trait LetRecSplitter {

  self: Syntax with EnrichedLambdaCalculus with Graph[VarFirstClass] with Errors =>

  /**
   * Letrec splitting
   *
   * This function performs a dependency analysis for each letrec-
   * expression and splits it into minimal let- and letrec-expressions.
   *
   * @param boundVars Variables bound in outer context
   * @param expr Expression to split
   */
  def splitLetRecs(boundVars: Set[VarFirstClass], expr: ELC): Either[Error, ELC] = expr match {
    case ELetRec(defs, body, attr) => {
      /*
	 * Build a dependency graph; the left-hand sides of the letrec are the
	 * vertices of the graph and edges `f' -> `g' are added whenever the
	 * definition of the left-hand side `f' requires the definition of the
	 * left-hand side `g'.
	 */
      for (
        gs <- buildDepGraph(boundVars, expr).right;

        /*
			 * Split the right-hand sides of the letrec's definitions which
			 * might contain letrecs themselves. Care has to be taken regarding
			 * the outer context. For each definition v = e only those left-hand
			 * sides of the letrec may be added to the outer context the expression
			 * e depends on, i.e., those v has a dependency edge to. Otherwise,
			 * expressions in which inner recursive functions shadow outer bindings
			 * are not split correctly, like:
			 *
			 * letrec f = \ x . x
			 * main = letrec f = \ x . case x <= 1 of
			 * True -> 1
			 * False -> f (x - 1)
			 * in f 3
			 * in main
			 *
			 * If we put {f, main} in the outer context when splitting the
			 * right-hand side of the `main' definition, the inner `f' is not
			 * recognized as recursive
			 */
        splitRhs <- {
          val (graph, succs) = gs

          def splitRhs(d: EDefinition) = {
            val visibleLhsVars = succs.get(d.lhs).get.toSet
            splitLetRecs(boundVars union visibleLhsVars, d.rhs)
          }

          errorMap(defs, splitRhs).right
        };

        /*
			 * Split the body. In contrast to the right-hand sides of the
			 * definitions we split the body with all left-hand sides in
			 * the outer context, since they are all truly visible in the body.
			 */
        splitBody <- {
          val lhsVars = defs.map(_.lhs).toSet
          splitLetRecs(boundVars union lhsVars, body).right
        }
      ) yield {
        val (graph, succs) = gs
        // Perform the actual splitting
        val leftHandSides = defs map (_.lhs)
        val signatures = leftHandSides.zip(defs.map(_.sig)).toMap
        val splitDefs = leftHandSides.zip(splitRhs).toMap
        val sccs = topologicalSort(stronglyConnectedComponents(graph), graph)

        /*
		 * Split the definition(s) in the strongly connected component.
		 * Non-recursive functions with no dependencies will be transformed
		 * into a simple, non-recursive let-binding. Otherwise, we generate
		 * a recursive let-binding for each strongly connected component.
		 */
        def split(scc: Set[VarFirstClass], body: ELC) = {
          // A definition depends on no other function definitions
          if (scc.size == 1) {
            val lhs = scc.head
            val lhsSuccessors = succs.get(lhs).get
            val definition = EDefinition(lhs, signatures.get(lhs).get, splitDefs.get(lhs).get, attr)
            // Recursive function in defintion
            if (lhsSuccessors contains lhs) ELetRec(List(definition), body, attr)
            // Non-recursive function in defintion
            else ELet(definition, body, attr)
          } // A definition depends on other function definitions
          else {
            val definitions: List[EDefinition] = scc.map { lhs => EDefinition(lhs, signatures.get(lhs).get, splitDefs.get(lhs).get, attr) }.toList
            ELetRec(definitions, body, attr)
          }
        }

        sccs.foldRight(splitBody)(split)
      }
    }

    /*
 * The following cases are syntax traversal splitting each
 * subexpression. Lexical scoping of non-recursive let-,
 * lambda-, and case-expressions is respected by adding the
 * bound variables to 'splitLetRecs' first argument.
 */
    case EApp(fun, arg, attr) => {
      for (
        splitFun <- splitLetRecs(boundVars, fun).right;
        splitArg <- splitLetRecs(boundVars, arg).right
      ) yield EApp(splitFun, splitArg, attr)
    }

    case ELam(pattern, body, attr) => {
      for (splitBody <- splitLetRecs(boundVars union pattern.vars.map(Syntax.Var(_)).toSet, body).right)
        yield ELam(pattern, splitBody, attr)
    }

    case ELet(EDefinition(lhs, sig, rhs, attrD), body, attrL) => {
      for (
        splitRhs <- splitLetRecs(boundVars, rhs).right;
        splitBody <- splitLetRecs(boundVars + lhs, body).right
      ) yield ELet(EDefinition(lhs, sig, splitRhs, attrD), splitBody, attrL)
    }

    case EChoice(choices, attr) => {
      for (splitChoices <- errorMap(choices, (c: ELC) => splitLetRecs(boundVars, c)).right)
        yield EChoice(splitChoices, attr)
    }

    case ECase(expr, alts, attr) => {

      def splitLetRecsAlt(alt: EAlternative) = {
        for (splitExpr <- splitLetRecs(boundVars union alt.pattern.vars.map(Syntax.Var(_)).toSet, alt.expr).right)
          yield EAlternative(alt.pattern, splitExpr, alt.attribute)
      }

      for (
        splitExpr <- splitLetRecs(boundVars, expr).right;
        splitAlts <- errorMap(alts, splitLetRecsAlt).right
      ) yield ECase(splitExpr, splitAlts, attr)
    }

    case _ => Right(expr)
  }

  type Successors = Map[VarFirstClass, List[VarFirstClass]]

  type DependencyGraph = (Graph, Successors)

  /**
   * Build dependency graph.
   *
   * This method detects undefined variables in the given expression.
   */
  def buildDepGraph(outerCtx: Set[VarFirstClass], expr: ELC): Either[Error, DependencyGraph] = {

    var succs: Successors = Map.empty

    /**
     * Record a dependency edge.
     */
    def recordEdge(from: VarFirstClass, to: VarFirstClass) = succs.get(from) match {
      case None => succs = succs + (from -> List(to))
      case Some(vs) => succs = succs + (from -> (to :: vs))
    }

    /**
     * Traverse a definition.
     *
     * @param outerCtx Outer context
     * @param lhs Left-hand sides of current letrec
     * @param d Definition to look at
     */
    def traverseDef(outerCtx: Set[VarFirstClass], lhs: Set[VarFirstClass])(d: EDefinition): Either[Error, Unit] = {
      traverseRhs(d.lhs, lhs, outerCtx, d.rhs)
    }

    /**
     * Traverse the right-hand side of a definition.
     *
     * @param f Name of the current definition (source of vertices added, if any)
     * @param lhs Left-hand sides bound in current letrec
     * @param outerCtx Names available in outer context
     */
    def traverseRhs(f: VarFirstClass, lhs: Set[VarFirstClass], outerCtx: Set[VarFirstClass], expr: ELC): Either[Error, Unit] = expr match {
      case EVar(v, attr) => cond(isKnown(v)(lhs, outerCtx),
        // Only do something if v is bound in the current letrec
        if (isDep(v)(lhs, outerCtx)) recordEdge(f, v),
        UndefinedError("variable", v.toString, attr))

      case EApp(fun, arg, _) => collectErrors(traverseRhs(f, lhs, outerCtx, fun),
        traverseRhs(f, lhs, outerCtx, arg))

      case ELam(pattern, body, _) => {
        // Body has to be traversed with pattern variables in outer context
        val patVars = pattern.vars.map(Syntax.Var(_).asInstanceOf[VarFirstClass]).toSet
        traverseRhs(f, lhs, outerCtx union patVars, body)
      }

      case ELet(EDefinition(v, _, rhs, _), body, _) => {
        // Similar to lambda-abstraction
        collectErrors(traverseRhs(f, lhs, outerCtx, rhs),
          traverseRhs(f, lhs, outerCtx + v, body))
      }

      case ELetRec(defs, body, _) => {
        /*
		 * Right-hand sides are traversed with all left-hand sides
		 * in the outer context. This realizes that bindings in inner
		 * letrecs shadow bindings in outer letrecs.
		 */
        val knownVars = outerCtx union (defs map (_.lhs)).toSet
        val rightHandSides = defs map (_.rhs)

        for (
          _ <- errorMap(rightHandSides, (e: ELC) => traverseRhs(f, lhs, knownVars, e)).right;
          _ <- traverseRhs(f, lhs, knownVars, body).right
        ) yield ()
      }

      case EChoice(choices, _) => {
        for (_ <- errorMap(choices, (e: ELC) => traverseRhs(f, lhs, outerCtx, e)).right)
          yield ()
      }

      case ECase(e, alts, _) => {
        /*
	 * Traverse each branch of the case expression like a
	 * lambda-abstraction or a let-binding.
	 */
        def traverseAlt(alt: EAlternative) = {
          val patVars = alt.pattern.vars.map(Syntax.Var(_).asInstanceOf[VarFirstClass]).toSet
          traverseRhs(f, lhs, outerCtx union patVars, alt.expr)
        }

        for (
          _ <- traverseRhs(f, lhs, outerCtx, e).right;
          _ <- errorMap(alts, traverseAlt).right
        ) yield ()
      }

      case _ => Right()
    }

    /**
     * Variable 'v' is known in the left-hand sides of the current letrec
     * or is available in the outer context, i.e., 'v' is known at all.
     */
    def isKnown(v: VarFirstClass)(lhs: Set[VarFirstClass], outerCtx: Set[VarFirstClass]) = {
      (lhs contains v) || (outerCtx contains v)
    }

    /**
     * Variable 'v' is known in the left-hand sides of the current letrec and is
     * not in the outer context, i.e., a dependency edge has to be inserted for v.
     */
    def isDep(v: VarFirstClass)(lhs: Set[VarFirstClass], outerCtx: Set[VarFirstClass]) = {
      (lhs contains v) && (!outerCtx.contains(v))
    }

    expr match {
      case ELetRec(defs, _, _) => {
        val leftHandSides = defs map { (d: EDefinition) => d.lhs }

        /* Set up the graph with the left-hand sides as vertices and no edges. */
        succs = (leftHandSides map { (lhs: VarFirstClass) => (lhs -> Nil) }).toMap

        for (_ <- errorMap(defs, traverseDef(outerCtx, leftHandSides.toSet)).right) yield {
          val vertices = succs.keySet
          val edges = succs.toList.flatMap { case (from, tos) => fill(tos.length)(from) zip tos }

          (directedGraph(vertices, edges), succs)
        }
      }

      case _ => Left(GenericError("Dependency graph of non letrec requested"))
    }
  }

}

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Down to the wire…pcs 5,6 **challenge. | Expressions of my life - An evolution of art.
← Day 4 of 6 paintings in 7 days.
Down to the wire…pcs 5,6 **challenge.
Sleep who needs sleep? Not when there's painting to be done. I just dropped off painting 5 of 6 and have all the texturing and "first paint" done on 6 of 6. In reality this challenge should have been named 6 paintings in 6 days as it's Thursday and they will have their soft opening tomorrow so by tonight everything needs to be finished, dry and hung… That being said let's take a quick peak at number five. "Blossom" *life is.
I'll include some other shots as well since the lights were off it's hard to get the true colors and feel of the piece.
It's a bit of a departure from the other pieces I've done for them but I felt that something a bit less abstract and more expressionistic was in order.
Now just a small taste of the sixth piece.
please keep in mind that if I don't start out super bright that by the time all the other colors get added it will be far to dark. Pulse if handled correctly it can cast a lovely internal glow.
Well I'm back at it, the question stands what am I going to do after all this. These are gift painting so I'm not getting paid for any of it though the honor and pleasure of painting for others is a huge reward. Anytime I can spread a little warmth and happiness in the world then I'm happy to do it, plus hopefully the recognition won't hurt.
Be Brave, Be bold and Thrive in the life you have. You never know when it will change forever.
I think all of your paintings cast that lovely internal glow. Very well done!
Hey you 🙂 thanks for stopping in. Super good to see you and thank you.
Hope you are doing well….always enjoy your beautiful paintings!!
i love these and they seem somehow a little more hopeful. the last one, that you've just begun, reminds me of a pastel and complex rose blossom, with many swirls and shades and subtle blends.
These pieces do give me hope Ms.B it's a lot to get used to living in this new situation and by staying focused it gives me purpose without it I'd fade away. Your take on the newest one is very astute as always your one of the few that can "see" my art often in the same way I do. I hope the world has been kind to you today and always.
After several weeks of stress at the workplace where I really did not have time to look much at what people posted, today I have time to look arround. I see I have been missing a lot of interesting things on your blog. 🙂 I would appreciate if you continue posting your art, including the very interesting intermediate states.


A new chapter was added to the saga of the World Anti-Doping Agency's attempts to gain access to the Moscow anti-doping laboratory at the centre of the country's doping scandal with an announcement this afternoon that WADA's expert team is to travel back to Russia.
WADA has come under sustained pressure in recent weeks over its decision to provisionally lift its suspension of RUSADA, the Russian anti-doping agency, despite not having gained access to the lab (one of the conditions for RUSADA's reinstatement).
In particular, WADA's independent Compliance Review Committee has been strongly criticised by athletes and others for not reimposing the suspension immediately, but instead waiting for a scheduled meeting on 14 January.
However, Jonathan Taylor, the UK-based lawyer who chairs the CRC, said in today's statement: "When the International Standard for Code Compliance for Signatories (ISCCS) was drafted, all stakeholders were very keen to ensure that declaring a Signatory non-compliant was a last resort, to be pursued only after the Signatory has been given every opportunity to comply and failed to take them.
"The process set out in the Standard, which came into force in April 2018, duly reflects that strong stakeholder sentiment. As a result, the CRC regularly receives late information from Signatories ahead of its meetings, which may or may not demonstrate compliance with the outstanding requirements.
Craig Reedie, WADA's president, added: "While WADA is obliged under the ISCCS to give every opportunity to RUSADA, we are continuing to act on the basis of the 31 December deadline having been missed, with all the consequences that failure could bring.


This iPod shuffle 1GB A1204 has been reported stolen.
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Описание: The second volume of Burgess`s autobiography begins in 1959 with the author`s return to England from Brunei and - after the mistaken prognosis which gave him a year to live - the start of his professional writing career. It ends in 1982 with the centenary celebrations of James Joyce`s birth.
Описание: Features Alex the 15-year-old leader of his gang of `droogs` thriving in the ultraviolent future. This edition reinstates the final chapter missing from Kubrick`s film and, in which Alex is on the verge of starting a family as he reflects on - and completely rejects - his adolescent nastiness.
Описание: Penguin Decades series brings the novels that helped shape modern Britain. When they were published, some were bestsellers, some were considered scandalous, and others were simply misunderstood. All represent their time and helped define their generation, while today each is considered a landmark work of storytelling. `A Clockwork Orange` was published in 1962 and has been controversial ever since. It tells the story of 15-year-old Alex - whose chief preoccupations are Beethoven`s Ninth and ultra-violence, as he and his droogs rampage through a dystopian future seeking thrills, until they come under the contol of the state`s sinister apparatus.


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Q: Help with with my function for wordpress i have a question if i wanted to hide the title if nothing is entered how can i achive this with this fuction i would be greatful for any help
add_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'my_custom_fuction');
function my_custom_fuction() {
echo 'Pack Quantity: ' . get_field('pack_quantity');
echo'';
echo 'items per: ' . get_field('per_pack');
with pack quantity, items per being my title

A: You can check if the get_field() comes up empty by doing
if ( get_field('pack_quantity') ) {
     //Your code
}

So something like this should work if you just need to check one of the fields.
add_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'my_custom_fuction');

function my_custom_fuction() {

    if ( get_field('pack_quantity') ) { //Change this for which one you need to check
        echo 'Pack Quantity: ' . get_field('pack_quantity');
        echo'';
        echo 'items per: ' . get_field('per_pack');
    }
}

https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/hiding-empty-fields/


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Denver based band Axl's 5 have been playing live rock and roll for audiences for the past two years. This top-notch cover band brings together all the elements of live music that audiences demand in a live venue. The musicians of Axl's 5 bring passion, excitement, and the highest levels of musicianship to every song they play. Audiences at an Axl's 5 show are always guaranteed a night filled with high-energy music and the fun and laughter that comes from interacting with a group that enjoys playing for an audience as much as they do making great music.
Axl's 5 covers music of the following artists:
The Beatles, The Who, Duran Duran, Eric Clapton, The Black Crowes, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Hall & Oates, George Michael, The J Geils Band, The Kinks, The Rolling Stones, Men Without Hats, Bruce Springsteen, Cake, Talking Heads, Sam Cooke, Tom Petty, The Band, and many others.
Axl's 5 recently rocked the following venues
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They say that when you penetrate the event horizon surrounding a black hole, you become subject to extreme gravity, from which not even light can escape. But if you can skim past the event horizon and veer away from the black hole without being pulled in, you hardly notice at all. I believe Sheila and Michael's refrigerator operates on the same principle. Perhaps you've experienced this with your own refrigerator or that of a friend. When you try to open it, the door won't give, so you pull harder. But by the time you've pulled hard enough to bring the door to its escape velocity, you've pulled too hard and the door flies open, jeopardizing the jams and jellies and rattling the mustard.
Inside Sheila and Michael's refrigerator sit several items of note: zucchini, celery, tomatoes, cherry cheesecake, and spargel (fresh white asparagus). Addie (age 9), CC (age 7), Eva (age 4), and I remove the veggies to make garnishes. CC especially has been waiting for this. We make a tomato crab, an apple swan, and a flower pot from a sliced column of zucchini with celery leaves thrusting themselves up and out and over the top. Our apple swan is precise, elegant, classical, as a swan should be. Our flowerpot sculpture is wilder, overflowing, even extravagant. A romantic counterpoint. Our tomato crab is hard to plot into the classical and romantic coordinates. It somehow lacks the gravitas of our other, more formidable plantae. Its black peppercorn eyes give it a mawkish, unsophisticated look, its tomato body a squishy joke, all in all a mere cartoon of a garnish. We eat it first.
With no such aesthetic qualms, we tear into the bright red and soft yellow of the cherry cheesecake. Or in the vernacular, the kirschkäsekuchen. This was a real tongue-twister for me, so I thought I should push it as far as I could. "I can cook the church's cherry cheesecake," or "Ich kann die Kirches Kirschkäsekuchen kochen." This is too much even for the girls, and they are the household experts in the German language, trying to teach their parents and me as we fitfully retreat into our own mastered tongue.
Oh, the spargel. One is reminded at every restaurant, every weingut, every market: Germans are crazy for spargel. Especially in spring time.


Community Kitchen provides food, skills & resources to empower the families and neighbors in our community for success.
Community Kitchen is open 3 days a week as a shopping-style food distribution site for our neighbors in the 98660 zip code.
Community Kitchen is open three days a week for grocery store style shopping. We have a wide range of fresh produce, healthy grains, dairy, and other resources for our neighbors in Fruit Valley.
Looking for ways to cook nutritiously and on a budget? Community Kitchen partners with Clark County Food Bank's Nutrition Education team to provide free cooking & gardening classes.
Community Kitchen loves to support organizations alleviating hunger in our area. Our Community Space is perfect for your organization's meetings, classes, support groups, and more!
Fruit Valley is a neighborhood rich in family, community, and opportunity. Geographically bordered by the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe railroad tracks, industrial land, the Columbia River and Vancouver Lake, Fruit Valley faces the challenge of limited access in & out of the community. Residents needing to make a simple trip to the grocery store must take the only one C-Tran Bus route that runs through town to then proceed on to take other transfers. This transportation hurdle makes a quick stop at the grocery store near impossible.
Recognizing the needs and limitations of their neighbors, the community of Fruit Valley stepped up and gathered resources at local churches and schools. Quickly becoming a staple in the neighborhood as a gathering place and support system, the need for a permanent facility resulted in Community Kitchen.
Families in our neighborhood visit for food & resources and leave empowered with skills and a community of support.
Since March 2016, community partners and Community Kitchen distributed over 42,000 lbs to our neighbors in Fruit Valley.
Members of Fruit Valley joined together in 2016 to create a community-run food pantry for neighbors in need.
Our work would not be possible without the support and engagement of community members, like you! Whether giving your time volunteering, donating your food resources, or gifting monetary donations, you directly help families and individuals in Clark County.
Community Kitchen works with our partners to serve over 200 of our neighbors each month. You can help by donating food from the store, host a food drive with your organization, or advocate in your community to teach others about food insecurity.
Community Kitchen uses cash donations to support program costs & purchase food such as peanut butter, tuna, or bulk items like rolled oats and rice at wholesale prices. For every dollar you give, we can provide up to 4 meals to hungry families and individuals in Fruit Valley.
Volunteers fill a variety of needs for Community Kitchen, and most skills and passions you have can be translated into tangible ways to help. We are always grateful for the donation of your time and talents to help hungry families in the community.


LaSalle Agri | CR Creative Co. Ltd.
In the summer of 2016, LaSalle Agri approached us for help to establish a campaign to expand their clientele and generate new business. They strived to reach a broader audience not only with their new logo, but also a custom tag line. "A Premium Fertilizer that Outgrows the Rest!" became a catchy slogan that represents what they do, and who they are as a business. This slogan has been incorporated into all of their print products and is the headline of their website. What started as a single campaign has now been adopted as a staple element across all of their marketing platforms, including their website, brochures, post cards, and banners that are displayed at trade shows.
Lasalleagri.com features this new slogan in bold crisp colours, adding to the clean visual appeal of the website. To create it, we used one of our premium templates and the site is completely responsive, adjusting to any platform, from desktop, to laptop, tablet or mobile. We used beautiful stock imagery for visual appeal, and easy recognition.
The expansion of the business demanded a database for their employees to manage the day-to-day processes. Our experienced and talented programmers created a user-friendly database to track orders and deliveries. The Order and Distribution Management System also functions as a customer management tool to check on orders and their statuses, as well as allowing the delivery drivers the ability to not only check on orders but to assign themselves to a job.
LaSalle Agri is an agricultural company that specializes in providing farmers with a premium fertilizer. They offer farmers care and maintenance of their field soil to ensure that crops are receiving the core nutrients needed in which to thrive. Their fertilizer can influence the harvest as well as the soil health for years to come. They have been clients since 2010, and we have helped them with numerous projects including logo design, decals, flyers, website, and trade show displays.