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The cruises and direct flights between the United States and Cuba will be protected under an exemption of the prohibition of transactions with entities controlled by the military.
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const vajs = require('vajs');
const assert = require('assert');
const FormState = require(`../${process.env.NODE_LIB || 'src'}/FormState`);

describe('FormState', () => {
  it('constructor', () => {
    let formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: 1},
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.number({max: 0})
      })
    });
    assert.ok(!formState.isValid);
    assert.ok(!formState.results.foo);

    formState = new FormState();
    assert.ok(formState.isValid);
    assert.ok(formState.isEmpty);

    assert.throws(() => {
      new FormState({
        validator: vajs.require()
      });
    }, Error);
  });

  it('options.onStateChange and joint update validation', () => {
    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: 1, bar: 2},
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.number({max: 5}),
        bar: vajs.number({max: 12})
      }),
      onStateChange(state) {
        if (state.nameChanged === 'foo') {
          state.update({name: 'bar', value: state.data.foo + 10});
        }
      }
    });

    assert.ok(!formState.results.bar, 'bar');
    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: 4});
    assert.ok(!formState.isValid, 'isValid');
    assert.ok(formState.results.foo.isValid, 'foo');
    assert.ok(!formState.results.bar.isValid, 'bar');
    assert.ok(formState.results.bar instanceof vajs.Result);
  });

  it('FormState.updateState update same value', () => {
    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: 1, bar: 2},
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.number({max: 5}),
        bar: vajs.number({max: 12})
      }),
      onStateChange(state) {
        throw new Error('except not to trigger state change event');
      }
    });

    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: 1});
  });

  it('FormState.updateState with FormState instance', (done) => {
    const subFormState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: 10, bar: 2},
      isEdit: true,
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.number({max: 5}),
        bar: vajs.number({max: 12})
      })
    });

    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: null},
      onStateChange(state) {
        assert.ok(!state.isValid);
        assert.ok(state.data.foo === subFormState.data);
        assert.ok(state.results.foo.results.foo === subFormState.results.foo);
        done();
      }
    });

    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: subFormState});
  });

  it('FormState.update with FormState instance and notUpdateResult', () => {
    const subFormState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: 10, bar: 2},
      isEdit: true,
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.number({max: 5}),
        bar: vajs.number({max: 12})
      })
    });

    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: null}
    });

    formState.update({name: 'foo', value: subFormState, notUpdateResult: true});
    assert.ok(!formState.isValid);
    assert.ok(formState.data.foo === subFormState.data);
    assert.ok(formState.results.foo !== subFormState);
  });

  it('FormState.updateState with value is vajs.Result', (done) => {
    const v = vajs.number({max: 5});
    const mv = vajs.map({
      foo: vajs.number({max: 5}),
      bar: vajs.number({max: 12})
    });

    const subResultInvalid = v.validate(10);
    const subResultValid = v.validate(2);
    const subMapResultInvalid = mv.validate({foo: 10});
    const subMapResultValid = mv.validate({foo: 4, bar: 4});

    const states = [];
    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: null},
      onStateChange(state) {
        states.push({
          isValid: state.isValid,
          data: {foo: state.data.foo},
          results: {foo: state.results.foo}
        });
        if (states.length === 4) {
          assert.ok(!states[0].isValid);
          assert.equal(states[0].data.foo, subResultInvalid.value);
          assert.deepEqual(states[0].results.foo, subResultInvalid);

          assert.ok(states[1].isValid);
          assert.equal(states[1].data.foo, subResultValid.value);
          assert.deepEqual(states[1].results.foo, subResultValid);

          assert.ok(!states[2].isValid);
          assert.deepEqual(states[2].data.foo, subMapResultInvalid.value);
          assert.deepEqual(states[2].results.foo.results, subMapResultInvalid.results);

          assert.ok(states[3].isValid);
          assert.deepEqual(states[3].data.foo, subMapResultValid.value);
          assert.deepEqual(states[3].results.foo.results, subMapResultValid.results);

          done();
        }
      }
    });

    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: subResultInvalid});
    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: subResultValid});
    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: subMapResultInvalid});
    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: subMapResultValid});
  });

  it('joint no update validation', () => {
    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: 1, bar: 2},
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.number({max: 5}),
        bar: vajs.number({max: 1})
      }),
      onStateChange(state) {
        if (state.nameChanged === 'foo') {
          // only validate
          state.validateOne({name: 'bar'});
        }
      }
    });

    assert.ok(!formState.isValid, 'init isValid');
    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: 4});
    assert.ok(!formState.isValid, 'isValid');
    assert.ok(formState.results.foo.isValid, 'foo');
    assert.ok(!formState.results.bar.isValid, 'bar');
    assert.ok(formState.results.bar instanceof vajs.Result);
  });

  it('update value with no result update', () => {
    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: 1, bar: 2},
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.number({max: 5}),
        bar: vajs.number({max: 3})
      })
    });

    assert.ok(formState.isValid, 'init is valid');
    assert.ok(!Object.keys(formState.results).length, 'formState.results is not empty');

    formState.update({name: 'bar', value: 4, notUpdateResult: true});

    assert.ok(!formState.isValid, 'isValid');
    assert.ok(!formState.results.bar);

    formState.update({name: 'bar', value: 5});

    assert.ok(!formState.isValid, 'isValid');
    assert.ok(formState.results.bar);
  });

  it('async validation', (done) => {
    let count = 0;
    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {foo: 6},
      onStateChange(state) {
        count++;
        if (count === 1) {
          assert.equal(state.data.foo, 6);
          assert.ok(!state.isValid);
          formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: 2});
        } else if (count === 2) {
          assert.equal(state.data.foo, 2);
          assert.ok(!state.isValid);
          assert.ok(state.results.foo.pending);
        }
        assert.equal(state.data.foo, 2);
        assert.ok(state.isValid);
        if (count === 3) done();
      },
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.async((val) => {
          return new Promise((resolve) => {
            setTimeout(() => {
              resolve(vajs.number({max: 5}).validate(val));
            }, 5);
          });
        })
      })
    });
  });

  it('async validation handle error', (done) => {
    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {},
      onUnhandledRejection(err) {
        try {
          assert.equal(err.name, 'foo');
          // updateState 校验
          if (err.value) {
            assert.equal(err.value, 2);
            done();
          }
        } catch (error) {
          done(error);
        }
      },
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.async(() => {
          return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
            setTimeout(() => {
              reject(new Error('test'));
            }, 5);
          });
        })
      })
    });

    formState.updateState({name: 'foo', value: 2});
  });

  it('async validation when edit mode', (done) => {
    const formState = new FormState({
      isEdit: true,
      data: {
        foo: 3
      },
      onStateChange(state) {
        assert.ok(state.isValid);
        assert.ok(formState.results.foo.isValid);
        done();
      },
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.async((v) => {
          return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
            if (!v) return resolve(vajs.require().validate(v));
            setTimeout(() => {
              resolve(vajs.number({min: 2}));
            }, 5);
          });
        })
      })
    });

    assert.ok(!formState.isValid);
    assert.ok(!formState.results.foo.isValid);
  });

  it('should async update validator', () => {
    const formState = new FormState({
      data: {
        foo: 3,
        bar: 2
      },
      validator: vajs.map({
        foo: vajs.number({max: 5}),
        bar: vajs.number({max: 3}),
      })
    });

    assert.ok(formState.isValid);
    formState.updateValidator(vajs.map({
      foo: vajs.number({max: 1}),
      bar: vajs.number({max: 1}),
    }));
    assert.ok(!formState.isValid);
    assert.equal(Object.keys(formState.results).length, 2)
  });
});

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Q: ReactJS nested looping on JSON object I did not get the exact answer I needed to fix the issue I am seeing.
I have a JSON object like below,

   {
      "id":1,
      "time":"2018-04-15 22:04:21",
      "alert":{
         "id":6,
         "name":"Alert Test 416"
      },
      "source":{
         "type":"Service",
         "id":37379,
         "name":"489-127-2367"
      },
      "value":1310384.000000    },    {
      "id":1,
      "time":"2018-04-15 22:04:21",
      "alert":{
         "id":6,
         "name":"Alert Test 416"
      },
      "source":{
         "type":"Service",
         "id":37826,
         "name":"489-332-4137"
      },
      "value":1352071.000000    },    {
      "id":2,
      "time":"2018-04-16 22:04:36",
      "alert":{
         "id":6,
         "name":"Alert Test 416"
      },
      "source":{
         "type":"Service",
         "id":37364,
         "name":"489-776-9604"
      },
      "value":6021.000000    }

There are two entries with id = 1 and one entry with id = 2. I would like to see an output like below,

2018-04-15 22:04:21	Alert Test 416	Service	489-127-2367

2018-04-15 22:04:21	Alert Test 416	Service	489-332-4137

2018-04-16 22:04:36	Alert Test 416	Service	489-776-9604

But I get an output like below instead,

2018-04-15 22:04:21	Alert Test 416	Service	489-127-2367

2018-04-16 22:04:36	Alert Test 416	Service	489-776-9604

The code only takes the very first entry for each top level id and then moves to the next id.
Here is the code,

              {history.map((item) => {
  return

  {item.time}
  {item.alert.name}
  {item.source.type}
  {item.source.name}

  })}

The history is the object containing the JSON input shown above. How should the above be modified so that I get the desired result?

A: _.map(history, (item, index) => {
   return (

            {item.time}

)
});

You should always use Key for displaying unique attributes instead of ids. I have used Lodash map here, which is a good library to use.

A: Since you are specifying the id as the key which is not unique, only one of the elements with duplicate key is rendered, if you don't have any option for using a unique key form the data you might prefer to go for the index like

  {history.map((item, index) => {
     return

        {item.time}
        {item.alert.name}
        {item.source.type}
        {item.source.name}

  })}

A: This is because you can't have two elements with the same key or id, so only one of them is being shown.
Instead of having multiple 's with the same id, just use 1, and then use additional 's if you want to display more data about the same id.

A: Make sure your key does not duplicate. One of the ways of it's avoiding duplicate, concat somethings with the array index. there is no change for duplicates. like..
{history.map((item, index) => {
 return

     {item.time}
      ....

})}

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Just wondering if anyone could help me with an issue I'm having? I'd like to display a fault code that is referenced in Hex on an iFix screen.
The IFix version is 5.8 and I'm using an IGS driver connected to an S7-1500 PLC. The AI datablock has no signal conditioing. I've tried referencing tag with node.Tagname.A_CV & node.Tagname.F_CV with Raw Formatting enabled with %x and %X. None of this has worked.
Does anyone know if it is possible and if so how do you do it?
I was thinking of converting it to string in the PLC.


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Posted byacjaheretoday December 26, 2021 December 26, 2021 Posted inUncategorizedTags:19th Century, Alfred Dunn, Brick churches, Church at risk, Churches with towers, Lombardic Romanesque, Methodist, Uniting Church
(UNITING, FORMERLY METHODIST),
CORNER OXLEY ROAD AND HEPBURN STREET, AUBURN
A noble bell tower with no bell.
Auburn Uniting church: a tower with a church attached, as Mark Twain might have put it.
This remarkable building might have been designed as a variation on Mark Twain's description of Maryborough and its grandiose railway station – a "station with a town attached". This is a tower with a church attached. No Methodist understatement here, no evangelical wariness of stateliness and statement. The Auburn Uniting church, or specifically its great campanile, soars over the suburb around it in a display of architectural power. The power as so often with religious buildings today is largely visual: the church, though reasonably well attended, could hold many more than those who turn up on a normal Sunday, so that its influence on most of the people living around it is largely aesthetic. Yet the church survives and is well cared for.
Part of the façade showing the open arch.
The main entrance with its elaborate pediment.
It was built between 1888 and 1891 for Auburn's Wesleyan Methodists to a design by the talented but short-lived Alfred Dunn. Born in Devon, Dunn did his articles there and arrived in Australia aged seventeen in 1882, setting up practice in Melbourne three years later and becoming an associate of the Victorian Institute of Architects, though curiously for a gifted designer, he failed to be elected to a fellowship. He entered designs in various architectural competitions, designed several notable houses, and in due course won a competition for the commission offered by the Wesleyans for their new church at Auburn. About the same time he was commissioned to build the Wesleyan (now Greek Orthodox) church at Preston, a rather showy design in Neo-Gothic. Dunn is also known for his collaboration with Lloyd Tayler, a specialist in grand projects, on the interiors of the Commercial Banking Company of Australia's Collins Street office with its splendid domed ceiling , completed in 1890 and now preserved within a later reconstruction.
Alfred Dunn's original 1888 drawing as submitted for the competition to design the church. As a conventionally cruciform building with side aisles to the nave and a rose window on the main façade it differs considerably from the church as built. The design of the tower is largely identical, although it is placed at the south-east corner of the church rather than at the south-west..
Picture: http://handle.slv.vic.gov.au/10381/213152
Dunn died very young, from tuberculosis, in 1894 when he was 29. His inventiveness and originality is well displayed in the church at Auburn, and it is intriguing to think what works it might have led to had he lived longer.
The foundation stone.
Methodists and other non-conformists were numerous and influential in Melbourne's eastern suburbs in the late nineteenth century (the "local option" laws, by which public bars were not permitted in those districts, were largely due to their weight in local politics) and by the 1880s the Hawthorn Methodist circuit, of which Auburn was a part, was the largest in Victoria. It already had a church but found it needed a bigger one. A new site was found on the hill at Auburn, where Dunn designed a church to seat 600. His ingenious design does the site full justice. It would be hard to find a better place to build a tower 30 metres high, visible from a great way off and giving views, from an upper gallery which is sometimes open to visitors, all over Melbourne's eastern suburbs
The church from the north-west. Both transept facades have tall three-light windows with circular upper openings.
Dunn's design is in northern Italian Romanesque, very freely adapted, and making much use of polychromatic brickwork, mainly red and brown.
The church ground plan is approximately square, with low pitched roofs in the form of a Greek cross delineating a short nave and transepts and a lower and plainer chancel. The three principal gabled façades have tall round-headed triple-light windows with circular upper openings, and on the main façade an open arch with balustrade on either side.
The body of the church is in the auditorium form favoured by Methodists, with the seating arranged as in a theatre, with a direct view, unimpeded by internal columns, of the pulpit, organ and choir. This was a forerunner of the church-in-the-round plan advocated in the 1930s by the European liturgical movement, and implemented (some would say to excess) particularly in the Roman Catholic Church after the Second Vatican Council.
The interior, cream-painted, is not at all what you would expect from outside. It looks rather municipal, with classical pilasters, transomed ceiling and a proscenium arch framing the chancel with its sanctuary set forward of the choir seats and organ. The organ has been in the church since its opening in 1889. It was built by Fincham & Hobday and has been several times extended and restored.
The tower is at the south-west corner of the building and is twice as high as the church. It rises in four stages, with a tall four-arched open loggia as the upper stage, capped by a steep pyramidal roof. Though in the form of a campanile, it has never contained a campana, bells not being part of the Methodist tradition.
The tower, 30 metres high, lends Romanesque grandeur to a quiet suburban street.
Dunn designed the two adjacent buildings, the large Sunday School hall to the north, which is used for a variety of community activities, and the two-storeyed parsonage to the east, which, still lived in by the minister and his family, must be one of the very largest clerical residences in Australia remaining in use for its original purpose.
The church from the north, with its spacious grounds. The north end,
which forms a rudimentary chancel, is plain externally.
The church remained Methodist until absorption in the Uniting Church in 1977. It has excellent acoustics and frequent organ and other musical events are held. In addition to maintenance by its regular congregation, a voluntary group called the Friends of the Auburn Tower, formed in 2004, supports it with fund-raising and various activities.
This church is not at risk as long as its congregation can maintain it (though you never know with the Uniting Church and its mania for selling off property). It is certainly not at risk of demolition, but is perhaps not so safe from secularisation. Not much imagination is needed to see it transformed into a concert hall – a function it already fills from time to time – or even, with an expansionist university just around the corner, a hall for graduations and academic events. Anyone who thinks churches should be churches (or town hall town halls and post offices post offices) will find that prospect unappealing.
The south, or principal façade of the Auburn Uniting church. Note the twin open arches which give the façade a sense of depth.
PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANTHONY BAILEY
ALL SAINTS', WEST FOOTSCRAY
CHURCH OF THE MOTHER OF GOD, IVANHOE EAST

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text:
I've Had Enough of David Frum
By Charles P. Pierce
By and large, Canada's been real good to us. They let us borrow Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, and four-fifths of The Band. They started the National Hockey League and were kind enough to put four of the Original Six down here. (Hamilton's been screwed for over a century on this, by the way.) They didn't take to heart all those times we invaded them. Also, too...
...POUTINE!
That said, as the best neighbors we could possibly have, couldn't they have hung onto this guy? Ten years ago, he was writing books with Richard Perle and slandering all of his betters who were calling him and C-Plus Augustus out on their pet war in Iraq. Then, of course, the war went sour, and President Stupid nearly wrecked ther world, and the conservative "brand" took a beating, and Frum decided to wear out a path fleeing from the very political forces that had given him employment all these years and, now, has made a decent living tut-tutting about the bad turn conservatism has taken in the years since he left it. For example, this passage from his obit for the late Andrew Breitbart:
We live in a time of political and media demagoguery unparalleled since the 19th century. Many of our most important public figures have gained their influence and power by inciting and exploiting the ugliest of passions-by manipulating fears and prejudices-by serving up falsehoods as reported truth. In time these figures will one by one die. What are we to say of this cohort, this group, this generation? That their mothers loved them? That their families are bereaved? That their fans admired them and their employees treated generously by them? Public figures are inescapably judged by their public actions. When those public actions are poisonous, the obituary cannot be pleasant reading.
Frum is being battered in all the best saloons along the docks on the wingut side of Blogistan, and all I can say is, go get him, lads! When does Frum believe this "poisonous" time began? An hour ago? A week ago? The day they took his White House pass away? Cruelty and stupidity has been at the heart of conservative rhetoric since at least Joe McCarthy. Nobody was immune. Nobody ever was able to resist temptation. Remember Ronald Reagan's intimating back in 1988 that Michael Dukakis had been treated for mental illness? I do. Here's the young David Frum, joining in a general chorus playing the same noxious theme against Al Gore back in 2000:
Maybe a National Psychological Council would be a good idea after all — and maybe it could start by advising this former senator, vice president, and two-time presidential candidate that he [Al Gore] ought to seek out for his own good a cool and quiet darkened room.
Rush Limbaugh has spent the last two days engaging in the kind of misogyny that ought to make decent people spit on him when he walks down the street. Does Frum believe Limbaugh's influence in conservative politics began last Thursday? Back when they still invited him to CPAC, was Frum bothered by all those books in the exhibit hall about how Bill Clinton had murdered people back in Arkansas? Did he miss the 2004 presidential campaign? For all his faults, Andrew Breitbart was not sui generis in the American conservatism that once gave David Frum a very good living. He was an entirely predictable product of it. David Frum can comment on this as often as he wants, as long as he's wearing sackcloth while he does. Some ashes would be nice, too. Repent, you suckers.
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Last night, I had a rather disturbing conversation with my 8yo daughter. I was in the middle of doing the laundry and she walked into the room and asked me if I thought she looked fat. I've been dreading this question since I became pregnant with her. This is how women destroy themselves.
I decided to write about it over at Medium's Human Parts.
You can head over there to read it by clicking HERE.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged body image, parenting.
I'm so glad you addressed this. I'm eighteen now, but growing up I was always convinced that I was fat. I too would look down at my stomach and I thought it looked like a great big sumo wrestler stomach. But now looking back on old photos I can see I was actually really thin at that age, but it didn't feel like it at the time. I know I'm not very healthy at the moment – walking up the stairs in my university building always leaves me out of breathe, ungraciously of course. But I'm not excessively overweight either. That's what the issue should be: health, not what your body looks like. I believe that if you're healthy, it doesn't matter how you look. After all, skinny doesn't necessarily mean you're healthy either.


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delanceyplace.com 5/31/13 - is increasing inequality inevitable?
In today's selection -- mathematical modelling by researchers Joshua Epstein and Robert Axtell seems to suggest that a trend toward increasing economic inequality in any economic system is likely -- perhaps even an emergent property of economic systems:
"Where do economies come from? ... How do the behaviors, relationships, institutions, and ideas that underpin an economy form, and how do they evolve over time? ... Joshua Epstein and Robert Axtell are researchers at the Brookings Institution, one of the leading public-policy think tanks in Washington, D.C. In 1995, they decided to conduct an experiment to see if they could grow an economy from scratch ... in the simulated world of a computer. ...
"They wanted to go back to the very beginning, to a state of nature, and have a model that included nothing more than people with a few basic abilities, and an environment with some natural resources. They wanted to find out the minimum conditions required to set off a chain reaction of economic activity. What would it take to get the system to start climbing the ladder of increasing economic order?
"To picture Epstein and Axtell's model, imagine a group of people shipwrecked on a desert island, except that both the island and the castaways are simulations inside a computer. The computer island is a perfect square with a fifty-by-fifty grid overlaid on top of it, like a giant chessboard. The virtual island has only one resource -- sugar -- and each square in the grid has different amounts of sugar piled on it. The heights of the sugar piles range from four sugar units high (the maximum) to zero (no sugar). The sugar piles are arranged such that there are two sugar mountains, one mountain at the northeast corner and one at the southwest corner, each with sugar piled three and four units high. Between the two mountains is a 'badlands' area with little or no sugar. Epstein and Axtell called their imaginary sugar island Sugarscape. ...
"Each agent [or 'person'] on Sugarscape can only do three things: look for sugar, move, and eat sugar. That's it. In order to find food, each agent has vision that enables it to look around for sugar, and then has the ability to move toward this source of energy. Each agent also has a metabolism for digesting sugar.
"Epstein and Axtell wanted to see if simple agents in a simple landscape could create something like an economy. Thus, each agent had a basic set of rules that it followed during each turn of the game. The agent looks ahead as far as its vision will allow in each of four directions on the grid: north, south, east, and west. The agent determines which unoccupied square within its field of vision has the most sugar. The agent moves to that square and eats the sugar. The agent is credited by the amount of sugar eaten and debited by the amount of sugar burned by its metabolism. If the agent eats more sugar than it burns, it will accumulate sugar in its sugar savings account (you can think of this savings as body fat) and carry this savings through to the next turn. If it eats less, it will use up its savings (depleting fat). If the amount of sugar stored in an agent's savings account drops below zero, then the agent is said to have starved to death and is removed from the game. Otherwise, the agent lives until it reaches a predetermined maximum age.
"In order to carry out these tasks, each agent has a 'genetic endowment' for its vision and metabolism. In other words, associated with each agent is a bit of computer code, a computer DNA, that describes how many squares ahead that agent can see and how much sugar it burns each round. An agent with very good vision can see sugar six squares ahead, while an agent with very poor vision can only see one square ahead. Likewise, an agent with a slow (good) metabolism needs only one unit of sugar per turn of the game to survive, versus an agent with a fast (bad) metabolism, which requires four. Vision and metabolism endowments are randomly distributed in the population; thus, the population of agents is heterogeneous (meaning that not all agents are alike). ... Each agent also has a randomly assigned maximum lifetime, after which a computer Grim Reaper comes and removes it from the game. Finally, as sugar is eaten, it grows back on the landscape like a crop, at the rate of one unit per time period. So if a sugar pile of height four is eaten, it will take four periods to grow back to its original level.
"The game begins with 250 agents randomly dropped on the Sugarscape. Some agents happen to land on the rich sugar mountains and thus are born into sugar wealth, while others have bad luck and are born in the poor areas of the badlands. ...
"At the beginning of the simulation, Sugarscape is a fairly egalitarian society and the distribution of wealth is a smooth, bell-shaped curve with only a few very rich agents, a few very poor, and a broad middle class. In addition, the distance between the richest and the poorest agents is relatively small. As time passes, however, this distribution changes dramatically. Average wealth rose as the agents convened on the two sugar mountains but the distribution of wealth became very skewed, with a few emerging superrich agents, a long tail of upper-class yuppie agents, a shrinking middle class, and then a big, growing underclass of poor agents. ...
"An agent's place of birth, like its genetic endowment, is perfectly random, so if that were the cause of an agent's ultimate economic class, the distribution would also be evenly distributed. How, then, from these random initial conditions do we get a skewed wealth distribution?
"The answer is, in essence, 'everything.' The skewed distribution is an emergent property of the system. It is a macro behavior that emerges out of the collective micro behavior of the population of agents. The combination of the shape of the physical landscape, the genetic endowments of the agents, where they were born, the rules that they follow, the dynamics of their interactions with each other and with their environment, and, above all, luck, all conspire to give the emergent result of a skewed wealth distribution."
Eric D. Beinhocker
The Origin of Wealth
Copyright 2006, 2007 McKinsey & Company, Inc.


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Q: Procedimiento para comprobacion de una formula Necesito hacer un procedimiento para comprobar una formula, ahora mismo tengo este código
@formula nvarchar(max),

@variable nvarchar(max)
AS
BEGIN

SET NOCOUNT ON;

declare
@sql        nvarchar(max),
@dispositivos   nvarchar(max)

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#temp') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #temp;
CREATE TABLE #temp (dispositivos nvarchar(500))

set @sql = 'insert into #temp  select motor +''.''+ nombreDispositivo + ''.'' + nombreVariable   from vistaMotorDispositivoVariable where idVariable in ( '+@variable+' ) '
exec (@sql)
--select * from #temp

select @dispositivos = (SELECT STUFF(
        (SELECT distinct  ', [' +dispositivos + ']'
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        , 1, 2, ''));

select @dispositivos

El problema es que no se como seguir.
Utilizo una tabla temporal llamada #temp para almacenar @dispositivos. Quiero comprobar el campo formula sin embargo en .asp y en la llamada .py, me sale el error de invalid column name.
Supongo porque no está completo el procedimiento.


Discussion in '3DS - Homebrew Development and Emulators' started by Famicon, Jan 27, 2017.
I extracted CXI files for a game of mine, one is the game itself and one is a patch (update) for the game. But how do I apply the patch to the game itself?
How do I apply the patch? Also can a legit eShop patch be applied to a freeShop downloaded game?
DinckelMan Your Favorite Water Mage!
Why would you want to extract anything from somewhere when you have have a proper way to update and download things?
For what purpose? When you say "patch" do you mean "update"?
Could not determine the system mode.
But the regular game works fine.
Why use updates in Cemu?
What are you wanting to do? If you want the update as a separate cia then use CIAngel and switch to cia creation mode instead of installation mode. Then download the update. But if you are wanting to apply the update it is simplest to just do as @DinckelMan said.


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Should names of people potentially liable in accidents be withheld?
In a comment on my answer to a recent question, mins wrote
Why providing the names of the crew members? I doesn't add to the value of the answer, but it may hurt their families who are not responsible.
I had originally referred to several crew members potentially liable for accidents by name, as well as quoted passages in reports that used their names and ranks.
Should names be withheld in cases like these, if the names don't directly relate to the topic? I can understand that, especially in cases such as the ones I discussed where culpability was not completely established, families of the person(s) identified could be hurt. At the same time, though, the names could easily be found in the articles and reports I linked. It would only take a few clicks for the relevant information to be found.
Should names not be mentioned in cases like this, or is it fine to use them? I suppose it comes down to etiquette, but it could be important etiquette.
discussion etiquette
$\begingroup$ "It would only take a few clicks for the relevant information to be found". I don't see any reason to facilitate this search. $\endgroup$
– mins
$\begingroup$ @mins I understand; I agree with the rationale. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ I share DeltaLima's view, I prefer your answer after revision. You were right in opening a discussion in Meta, this is an opportunity to discover other opinions, and maybe for me to refine mine. $\endgroup$
I agree with mins' comments there. The names don't add any value from an aviation perspective. I very much like the way you have edited your answer now. The fact that the information can be found somewhere else does not mean it has to be re-published here.
DeltaLimaDeltaLima
$\begingroup$ I would say that it does not add anything to the answer and thus needs not be in the answer and personally I find the answer easier to read without the names. At the same time I do not think it would be wrong to include the names if they would have improved the answer. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ @HDE I would leave out the names in text you have written yourself, in citation and quotes that you use, I would not alter them to remove the name however, as this is how proper citation works. But speaking about accidents or incidents, it should be sufficient enough to refer to crew members by title (Captain) or function (Pilot Flying / Pilot Monitoring) and not by names. I agree with DeltaLima here... $\endgroup$
– SentryRaven
$\begingroup$ I don't necessarily disagree, but this is a straw man. Nobody is suggesting we are obligated to re-publish information that can be found elsewhere. Instead, the argument is that the names are easily discovered either way, so removing them serves no purpose. $\endgroup$
– Marcks Thomas
$\begingroup$ @MarcksThomas and adding them does not add useful information to the question answer. If you want to discover them, you're free to look for them, but if they're not adding useful information (and I fail to see how they could) they're better left out. $\endgroup$
– Federico Mod
$\begingroup$ @Federico Just hypothetically it could make sense when you are comparing the actions of two different individuals in a crisis situation to refer to them by their names. Though even in that case I would only use their first name and leave out their last names, so all in all I agree. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ @SentryRaven One issue with using only positions instead of names is when you're dealing with long-haul flights that have multiple crew for each position. For example, in AF447, both of the pilots in the flight deck at the time things started going bad were First Officers. While that situation isn't allowed on some airlines (such as U.S.-flagged ones,) the situation of 2 Captains is always possible in the event of a flight long enough to have a relief crew. Additionally, PF/PNF could still be somewhat confusing in regards to AF447 because both FOs were manipulating the controls simultaneously. $\endgroup$
– reirab
$\begingroup$ @SentryRaven So, in that case, at least, using names is really the only completely unambiguous way to refer to the crew, making it a counterexample to names not adding value from an aviation perspective. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ @reirab I agree. Where no additional benefit is achieved, the title should suffice. With multi-crew the names are actually helpful. $\endgroup$
Great question, and not an easy one to answer. The identity of the people involved in accidents is usually completely irrelevant to the aviation interest. I say "usually" because it seems like there are some incidents that are investigated more thoroughly than others. If Harrison Ford had died in his recent crash, would we have removed his name from the question and answers, even - or perhaps especially - if he had been shown to commit suicide? And why is the pilot's name important here?
Of course, you can say that celebrities or some high-profile accidents are special cases, but then you introduce an inconsistency that's hard to resolve: "I usually wouldn't mention who it was, but in this case..." My suggestion is to leave it up to the people who post questions and answers: if they post the names that's their decision, but I don't think there should be a systematic policy to remove them. Otherwise, it will always end up in an argument about who is (in)famous enough to mention and who isn't.
And finally, there's also an argument that there will always be accidents where people search by pilot's name, flight number, aircraft model, or other 'irrelevant' criteria. In those cases, we might as well help them to find a good answer, rather than the speculation that exists on many other sites but that SE is explicitly designed to avoid.
PondlifePondlife
$\begingroup$ Mostly agreeing, let each one follow their own values. About celebrity... this is just mentioning the name ever and ever until nobody can forget it. So... $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ Celebrities are a separate case. The only reason we're talking about Harrison Ford's crash is that it happened to Harrison Ford. If it had been unknown member of the public, nobody outside Santa Monica would have heard about it. Even if the pilot had died, probably nobody outside the LA area would have heard about it. But I agree that high-profile accidents that suddenly thrust an otherwise unknown person into the limelight are a difficult case to deal with. $\endgroup$
– David Richerby
$\begingroup$ @DavidRicherby Yes, and I completely agree with you. My point was simply that if you allow special cases then someone has to decide who or what is "special". Sometimes that's pretty obvious (e.g. Harrison Ford), sometimes less so (e.g. Zaharie Ahmad Shah). $\endgroup$
– Pondlife
The names appear in the wiki page of the accident, wiki pages you linked. It's not going to take much effort to find the names otherwise.
Besides that most of the accidents you mentioned happened +10 years ago. Those families will have gone through the hate-mail phase already and know how to deal with it. They would already have expected some lash back from people that remembered these accidents.
In my opinion we will not be able to significantly impact the level of harassment that they get.
My verdict: let the names stand, if the families want it taken down there is a procedure for it. But if they didn't have it taken from wikipedia then I doubt they would bother with our little site.
ratchet freakratchet freak
$\begingroup$ That's names of ill people, because that's exactly the target of the question (psychologically unstable crew member). The names were thrown to the public, okay, that's the press. But there is no need to create more pain. Illness is a particular case where confidentiality makes sense. That's only my opinion, and ethics, I'm not asking others to follow me. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ "we will not be able to significantly impact the level of harassment that they get". How can you know what is significant for them? Adding harassment, even non significantly, is acceptable? What is the limit please? $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ @mins those who would harass would still need to find contact information, that is a pretty big step. Compared to that clicking through to the wiki page and reading it is not that big. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ You misinterpret my initial comment: I'm not talking about people being contacted by malicious ones, I'm talking about the pain that people may feel because they are reminded uselessly of something they would like to forget. If you remind people of things, how could they forget? $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ @mins they would be having their mail screened at least, I am very sure there is a steady trickle of hate mail to several of these families. They would either have changed their nae and moved away or have someone dealing with that. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ Think about these families reading the question and the answer. Would they feel some pain while reading their name? I think the lack of name soften their pain, that's the reason I would not mention them. Sometime it is that easy to help and respect someone who is not responsible of the event they are unfortunately associated with. That remind me of the Überlingen collision and the fate of the ATC, where the press played a significant role. Well they were only informing. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ @mins they should expect it going to an aviation site and reading a Q&A about suicidal crashes that the crash in question and name is possibly going to pop up. If they come here themselves they are kinda asking for it. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ You assume families and friends of former pilots are not interested in aviation and will never browse this site. There is a lot of assumptions in this thread, assumptions tending to minimize the possible negative impact of throwing names. $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ @mins I am saying that they should be expecting the name of their suicidal relative to pop up once in a while $\endgroup$
$\begingroup$ It may not cause that much harm, but I'm having trouble seeing how it causes any good. $\endgroup$
– raptortech97
I would note that official accident reports don't name the crew, even when their actions were deemed to be the cause of the accident (see, for example, the NTSB report on Asiana Flight 214). This is presumably because the purpose of these reports is to establish what happened and to make recommendations about how it can be prevented from happening again. Accident reports are explicitly not about assigning legal liability and, in the examples I know about (the US NTSB and the UK AAIB), their reports are, by law, inadmissible as evidence in court cases.
Whatever our goals are here, we're also not about establishing personal liability. As such, I don't think it's necessary to name names, in most cases. That, however, doesn't address the question of whether we should. My feeling there is that we probably shouldn't, unless the person's identity is in some way directly relevant.
I'm unsure what the legal situation is. Perhaps the mods should ask the Stack Exchange staff if there's anything we should be looking out for, there.
David RicherbyDavid Richerby
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Aquinas Institute of Theology's Doctor of Ministry in Preaching (DMin) assists skilled preachers wishing to pursue advanced professional formation as leaders in a wide range of Gospel ministries in the United States and around the world.
The DMin Cohort is a diverse learning community of experienced ministers committed to attaining the highest standards of congregational preaching, homiletical instruction, and Gospel evangelization and catechesis.
From its inception in 1993 as the only Catholic doctoral program in preaching, this program has remained unique. Students participate as a cohort in a wisdom community of ministerial peers serving in fulltime ministry and taking doctoral courses organized around the discipline of homiletics rather than a loosely organized set of add-on master's courses.
2020 Cohort
The next DMin cohort will begin in July 2020.
2020 Cohort Schedule
2020 Cohort Estimated Finances
Click here to apply. Application deadline is March 15, 2020.
Have questions about the program or want to learn more? E-mail the Director of Recruitment and Admissions at admissions@ai.edu or click here to schedule an appointment for a phone or Skype conversation.
Program Details & Length
In each of six consecutive semester-long core courses, Aquinas Institute's hybrid style of learning combines online dialogue with an intensive Monday to Friday mid–course, on–campus seminar in St. Louis. Full-time ministry becomes the peer–learning context for doctoral study, and students are asked to give about one day per week to their studies. The DMin in Preaching program can be completed in four to six years. Students follow a set schedule of six courses over three years as a learning community, completing the coursework online and travelling to St. Louis once for each course. Two elective courses are usually completed at another seminary, university, or graduate school. Once coursework is finished, students complete a final thesis project independently.
Who is the Program For?
Aquinas Institute invites ecumenical participation by lay and ordained ecclesial ministers wishing to pursue an advanced professional degree in preaching. Applicants are required to bring three years of full-time ministerial experience and to hold a Master of Divinity degree or a 72 graduate–credit equivalent, including at least six credit hours in preaching.
The Next Cohort Begins in Summer 2020
Our graduates — bishops, priests, deacons, clergy, and lay ecclesial ministers — exercise influence as leaders and change agents in parishes and congregations, campuses and retreat centers, and local dioceses and religious communities. The Aquinas DMin in Preaching also has emerged as the premier terminal degree for Catholic teachers of preaching. Graduates and faculty have over 35 books in print, and Aquinas Institute is grant–funded to host peer learning opportunities for graduates wishing to teach and publish in homiletics.
The 30 hours of course work required for the DMin degree are distributed as follows:
Course Title Credit Hours
Year I
Theology of Preaching 3
Biblical Hermeneutics and Preaching 3
Year II
Core Homiletic Seminar I 3
History and Preaching 3
Year III
Liturgy and Preaching 3
Core Homiletic Seminar II 3
Thesis Project Seminar 0
Taken as approved by advisor
Elective Coursework 6
Thesis Project Research 6
Students are required to complete a thesis project, typically done in the fourth or fifth year. Preparation for the thesis project is done through two elective courses, selected in consultation with the advisor and according to the student's research interests and learning goals. After completion of electives and approval of the thesis project proposal, the candidate researches and writes the project while registered for Thesis Project Research.
Application Requirements & Admission Criteria
Below is a summary of application requirements and admission criteria. For detailed information on these requirements, click here.
Preaching case study (video and written)
$100 application fee
Master of Divinity or equivalent
Three years' preaching experience
Accreditation Compliance Statement
DMin degree outcomes


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I already had some frozen banana chunks in the freezer.
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require_relative '../test_helper'
require 'db/config'

module DB
  class ConfigTest < Minitest::Test
    def relative_to_root(*paths)
      File.expand_path(File.join(__FILE__, '..', '..', '..', *paths))
    end

    def test_default_file
      file = relative_to_root('config', 'database.yml')
      assert_equal file, DB::Config.new('env').file
    end

    def test_database_name_comes_from_environment_by_default
      assert_equal 'exercism_development', DB::Config.new('development').options['database']
    end

    def test_defaults_to_the_current_environment
      assert_equal 'test', DB::Config.new.environment
    end

    def test_uses_environment_from_RACK_ENV
      original_rack_env = ENV.delete('RACK_ENV')
      ENV['RACK_ENV'] = 'custom'
      assert_equal 'custom', DB::Config.new.environment
    ensure
      ENV['RACK_ENV'] = original_rack_env if original_rack_env
    end

    def test_defaults_to_development_if_RACK_ENV_unset
      original_rack_env = ENV.delete('RACK_ENV')
      assert_equal 'development', DB::Config.new.environment
    ensure
      ENV['RACK_ENV'] = original_rack_env if original_rack_env
    end

    def test_override_file
      file = relative_to_root('test', 'fixtures', 'database.yml')
      assert_equal file, DB::Config.new('env', file).file
    end

    def test_read_environment_specific_values
      file = relative_to_root('test', 'fixtures', 'database.yml')
      config = DB::Config.new('fake', file)
      options = {
        'adapter' => 'postgresql',
        'database' => 'exercism_fake',
      }
      assert_equal options, config.options
    end

    def test_blow_up_for_unknown_environment
      file = relative_to_root('test', 'fixtures', 'database.yml')
      config = DB::Config.new('real', file)

      assert_raises DB::Config::UnconfiguredEnvironment do
        config.options
      end
    end

    def example_config
      DB::Config.new('test', relative_to_root('test', 'fixtures', 'database.yml'))
    end

    def test_exposes_database
      assert_equal 'exercism_test', example_config.database
    end

    def test_exposes_host
      assert_equal 'localhost', example_config.host
    end

    def test_exposes_password
      assert_equal 'secret', example_config.password
    end

    def test_exposes_username
      assert_equal 'alice', example_config.username
    end
  end
end


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Evening Star Pattern: A Simple Indicator to Predict Trend Continuation and Reversal
The evening star formation is a technical analysis indicator used by traders to identify continuation and reversal trends. This pattern forms over three days. This pattern doesn't occur often. It is often paired with other technical indicators to confirm the strength of the trend and its future direction.
Evening stars are a bearish reversal indicator pattern. The candlestick pattern has three candles. The three candles pattern includes a large bullish candle, a middle candle, and a large bearish candle.
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Japanese Candlesticks
Evening Star Candlestick Formation
Morning Star Pattern
Japanese candlesticks are used in forex market charts and other kinds of charts to summarize price movements. The candlestick has a body and 0-2 wicks/shadows. The length of the candle shows the range between the opening and closing price of the asset (e.g., stock, currency).
The length of the candlestick has meaning. Long candles are a sign that there is high buying or selling pressure. Short candles mean that there is little to no difference between the opening and closing prices.
Candlestick patterns can signal reversal, bearish, bullish, and continuation trends. There are many kinds of candlestick patterns that traders can use to interpret market charts.
Evening star patterns are found in upward price movements. The evening star pattern should have several characteristics before it's considered a signal that a trend will continue or reverse.
First Candlestick
The first candlestick will have a long body, with the closing price higher than the opening price. Normally, it is given a red color.
Evening Star Candlestick Pattern
The second candlestick, a small-bodied candle, is called a doji candle. Doji candles are usually smaller than the first and second candlesticks. They are important because the size of the doji candle in an evening star is an indicator of the signal's strength.
If the doji candle is equal in size, the range between opening and closing price, to the first and second candle, the signal has no meaning. It's like noise on a chart.
If the doji is 50% to 75% the size of the first and second candle, then the signal is a weak one. The best signal is one in which the doji is small, 25% or less, of the first and second candlesticks. This doji candle is a strong signal that the market trend will continue or reverse itself.
The absolute best signal that a trader can get is a small-bodied doji candle and a gap between the doji candlestick and the candlesticks on the sides of it.
Third Candlestick
The third candle should extend to at least the mid-length of the first candle. If it extends past the mid-point of the first candle, that is a good sign too. However, if the third candle doesn't extend to the half-way point of the first candle, the signal is weak and cannot be trusted.
Key Chart Lines
Key chart lines are the support and resistance lines on a market chart. These lines mark the highest and lowest points on the chart.
Bearish Reversal Trend
When there is a price uptrend, the evening star has moderate to strong strength, and the evening star pattern is located on the key chart line it signals a bearish reversal trend. This signal can be confirmed by other technical indicators.
The most popular combination is to pair a pinocchio bar and evening star patterns. If both are present and signaling a bear reversal trend, traders will prepare to begin selling their assets or shorting the asset.
Continuation Trend
When there is a price uptrend and there is an evening star with moderate to strong signal strength, the evening star signals trend continuation. The pattern is just a pause in the upward price trend. After the pause, the price will continue to move upward. Note, in this trend, the pattern is located on the key chart line.
Chart Noise
If the evening star signal is weak to moderate and not confirmed by other technical indicators, it should be considered chart noise. The presence of the pattern in a chart is not a determinative. There are instances when the pattern does not indicate anything about the price trend or future direction.
The morning star pattern is the opposite of the evening star pattern. It is an indicator of a bullish reversal pattern. The three candle pattern can signal a continuation or bearish reversal pattern.
When the evening star formation is found in a downward price trend but is not located on a key chart line, it is a continuation trend. The strength of the trend is determined in the same way as the strength of the evening star formation.
However, if the evening star formation is found in a downward price trend and located on a key chart line, the support line, it is a bullish reversal trend.
Morning star patterns should be confirmed by at least one other technical indicator. The indicator of choice is the pinocchio bar pattern. The pinocchio bar, also called the pin bar, is a popular and reliable chart indicator. When paired with the morning star and pinocchio bar patterns are combined, they are strong, reliable indicators of a bullish reversal trend.
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Many traders like using evening star and morning star patterns in combination with the pin bar pattern to read market charts. The patterns take three days to form and when confirmed by other technical indicators have proven to be reliable chart signals.
Novice and experienced traders prefer these technical indicators because they are easy to identify and interpret.
Can new traders use the evening star pattern to make good trades?
Yes, the evening star formation is easy to identify, doesn't require quick decision-making, and is a proven reliable market indicator.
Why do traders use more than one technical indicator?
Traders use multiple technical indicators because they want to be certain that they are reading the market correctly. One signal can mislead you, but two or more signals with the same meaning are more likely to be correct.
Which is more common, the evening or morning star formation?
The evening star pattern is more common than the morning star pattern.
Is it difficult to use pin bars?
No, it is very easy to use pin bars. If you want to use pin bars in combination with the evening star or morning star formations, it's even easier. The pin bar will always come before the evening and morning star formations. If you see an evening star or morning star formation, the pin bar should be the candlestick to the left of them.
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