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#include "core/editing/markers/DocumentMarker.h"

namespace blink {

DocumentMarkerDetails::~DocumentMarkerDetails()
{
}

class DocumentMarkerDescription final : public DocumentMarkerDetails {
public:
    static PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DocumentMarkerDescription> create(const String&);

    const String& description() const { return m_description; }
    bool isDescription() const override { return true; }

private:
    explicit DocumentMarkerDescription(const String& description)
        : m_description(description)
    {
    }

    String m_description;
};

PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DocumentMarkerDescription> DocumentMarkerDescription::create(const String& description)
{
    return adoptRefWillBeNoop(new DocumentMarkerDescription(description));
}

inline DocumentMarkerDescription* toDocumentMarkerDescription(DocumentMarkerDetails* details)
{
    if (details && details->isDescription())
        return static_cast<DocumentMarkerDescription*>(details);
    return 0;
}

class DocumentMarkerTextMatch final : public DocumentMarkerDetails {
public:
    static PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DocumentMarkerTextMatch> create(bool);

    bool activeMatch() const { return m_match; }
    bool isTextMatch() const override { return true; }

private:
    explicit DocumentMarkerTextMatch(bool match)
        : m_match(match)
    {
    }

    bool m_match;
};

PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DocumentMarkerTextMatch> DocumentMarkerTextMatch::create(bool match)
{
    DEFINE_STATIC_REF_WILL_BE_PERSISTENT(DocumentMarkerTextMatch, trueInstance, (adoptRefWillBeNoop(new DocumentMarkerTextMatch(true))));
    DEFINE_STATIC_REF_WILL_BE_PERSISTENT(DocumentMarkerTextMatch, falseInstance, (adoptRefWillBeNoop(new DocumentMarkerTextMatch(false))));
    return match ? trueInstance : falseInstance;
}

inline DocumentMarkerTextMatch* toDocumentMarkerTextMatch(DocumentMarkerDetails* details)
{
    if (details && details->isTextMatch())
        return static_cast<DocumentMarkerTextMatch*>(details);
    return 0;
}

class TextCompositionMarkerDetails final : public DocumentMarkerDetails {
public:
    static PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<TextCompositionMarkerDetails> create(Color underlineColor, bool thick, Color backgroundColor);

    bool isComposition() const override { return true; }
    Color underlineColor() const { return m_underlineColor; }
    bool thick() const { return m_thick; }
    Color backgroundColor() const { return m_backgroundColor; }

private:
    TextCompositionMarkerDetails(Color underlineColor, bool thick, Color backgroundColor)
        : m_underlineColor(underlineColor)
        , m_backgroundColor(backgroundColor)
        , m_thick(thick)
    {
    }

    Color m_underlineColor;
    Color m_backgroundColor;
    bool m_thick;
};

PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<TextCompositionMarkerDetails> TextCompositionMarkerDetails::create(Color underlineColor, bool thick, Color backgroundColor)
{
    return adoptRefWillBeNoop(new TextCompositionMarkerDetails(underlineColor, thick, backgroundColor));
}

inline TextCompositionMarkerDetails* toTextCompositionMarkerDetails(DocumentMarkerDetails* details)
{
    if (details && details->isComposition())
        return static_cast<TextCompositionMarkerDetails*>(details);
    return nullptr;
}

DocumentMarker::DocumentMarker(MarkerType type, unsigned startOffset, unsigned endOffset, const String& description, uint32_t hash)
    : m_type(type)
    , m_startOffset(startOffset)
    , m_endOffset(endOffset)
    , m_details(description.isEmpty() ? nullptr : DocumentMarkerDescription::create(description))
    , m_hash(hash)
{
}

DocumentMarker::DocumentMarker(unsigned startOffset, unsigned endOffset, bool activeMatch)
    : m_type(DocumentMarker::TextMatch)
    , m_startOffset(startOffset)
    , m_endOffset(endOffset)
    , m_details(DocumentMarkerTextMatch::create(activeMatch))
    , m_hash(0)
{
}

DocumentMarker::DocumentMarker(unsigned startOffset, unsigned endOffset, Color underlineColor, bool thick, Color backgroundColor)
    : m_type(DocumentMarker::Composition)
    , m_startOffset(startOffset)
    , m_endOffset(endOffset)
    , m_details(TextCompositionMarkerDetails::create(underlineColor, thick, backgroundColor))
    , m_hash(0)
{
}

DocumentMarker::DocumentMarker(const DocumentMarker& marker)
    : m_type(marker.type())
    , m_startOffset(marker.startOffset())
    , m_endOffset(marker.endOffset())
    , m_details(marker.details())
    , m_hash(marker.hash())
{
}

void DocumentMarker::shiftOffsets(int delta)
{
    m_startOffset += delta;
    m_endOffset +=  delta;
}

void DocumentMarker::setActiveMatch(bool active)
{
    m_details = DocumentMarkerTextMatch::create(active);
}

const String& DocumentMarker::description() const
{
    if (DocumentMarkerDescription* details = toDocumentMarkerDescription(m_details.get()))
        return details->description();
    return emptyString();
}

bool DocumentMarker::activeMatch() const
{
    if (DocumentMarkerTextMatch* details = toDocumentMarkerTextMatch(m_details.get()))
        return details->activeMatch();
    return false;
}

Color DocumentMarker::underlineColor() const
{
    if (TextCompositionMarkerDetails* details = toTextCompositionMarkerDetails(m_details.get()))
        return details->underlineColor();
    return Color::transparent;
}

bool DocumentMarker::thick() const
{
    if (TextCompositionMarkerDetails* details = toTextCompositionMarkerDetails(m_details.get()))
        return details->thick();
    return false;
}

Color DocumentMarker::backgroundColor() const
{
    if (TextCompositionMarkerDetails* details = toTextCompositionMarkerDetails(m_details.get()))
        return details->backgroundColor();
    return Color::transparent;
}

DEFINE_TRACE(DocumentMarker)
{
    visitor->trace(m_details);
}

} // namespace blink


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Q: Make a custom html page I am trying to make the following screen with divs

I need the big div which sides up to Octomber to be able to move it arround the months and when stacks on a month a form be submitted. Could anyone help me with the html (the div positioning).

A:

.container {
  margin: 0 auto;
  display: grid;
  grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);
  grid-gap: 2px;
  grid-auto-rows: minmax(100px, auto);
}

.container > div {
  border: 2px solid #000;
  display: flex;
  align-items: center;
  justify-content: center;
}

.december {
  grid-column: 1;
  grid-row: 2;
}
.november {
  grid-column: 2;
  grid-row: 2;
}

.octomber {
  grid-column: 3;
  grid-row: 2;
}

.up {
  grid-column: 3;
  grid-row: 1;
}

.down {
  grid-column: 3;
  grid-row: 3;
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The wife of White House communications director Bill Shine went on an anti-vaccine tirade while spreading conspiracy theories about an outbreak of measles in the Pacific north-west.
Darla Shine, a former TV producer, is married to Bill Shine, the former executive at Fox News who was appointed last year as Donald Trump's deputy chief of staff for communications.
Her husband, Bill, was forced to resign as co-president of Fox News following the allegations and has been accused of seeking to suppress the accounts of their accusers.
Darla Shine's tweets on vaccines come as state legislatures in Washington and Oregon consider changes to their laws that allow school-vaccination exemptions for children on medical, religious and personal or philosophical grounds.
• This article was amended on 13 February 2019. An earlier version had incorrectly stated that Darla Shine had worked at Fox News.


Background: Visual impairments affect millions of people worldwide. Accessible web typography is important in ensuring online legibility for this diverse group of users to help them maintain their independence. However, existing typographic guidelines are based heavily on best practices, with supported research based largely on printed typography, and rarely considers the needs of visually impaired users. The purpose of this research is to investigate which elements of typography have the most impact on visually impaired users in an effort to work towards more accessible typographic guidelines. Method: An in-depth analysis of existing online typography trends found that even with copious resources available web designers are often not adhering to typographic guidelines. This analysis helped build a solid foundation for experimental research with visually impaired users by providing insight into how typography is actually being used on the web. In response, both line height and font size were tested for their effects on simulated macular degeneration. A second experiment tested line height across three other simulated visual impairment types. Results: This study did not show significant effects on legibility for simulated macular degeneration based on font size, although error rate was nearly twice as high for smaller font sizes. Increased line height did significantly reduce the error rate for simulated macular degeneration. When increased line height was tested across other simulated visual impairments, the improvment was not statistically significant. However, this study should be repeated with a within-subjects design before these results are considered fully reliable. Conclusions: As past research has indicated, there may not be one solution for typography that fits in in regards to visually impaired users. Accomodations for the needs of one user may work against the needs of another user. With online access essential to daily tasks, though, it's important to consider how visually impaired users interact with the web and continue to explore how enhancements to typography can benefit the distinct needs of these users.


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Q: GemStone-Linux-Apache-Seaside-Smalltalk.. how practical is 4GB? I am really interested in GLASS.  The 4GB limit for the free version has me concerned.  Especially when I consider the price for the next level ($7000 year).

*

*I know this can be subjective and variable, but can someone describe for me in everyday terms what 4 GB of GLASS will get you?  Maybe a business example.  4 GB may get me more storage than I realize.. and I don't have to worry about it.

*In my app, some messages have file attachments up to 5 MB in size.  Can I conserve the 4 GB of Gemstone space by saving these attachments directly to files on the operating system, instead of inside Gemstone?  I'm thinking yes.

A: I'm aware of one GLASS system that is ~944 MB and has 8.3 million objects, or ~118 bytes per object. At this rate, it can grow to over 36 million objects and stay under 4 GB.
As to "attachments", I'd suggest that even in an RDBMS you should consider storing larger, static data in the file system and referencing it from the database. If you are building a web-based application, serving static content (JPG, CSS, etc.) should be done by your web server (e.g., Apache) rather than through the primary application.
By comparison, Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server have no-cost licenses for a 4-GB database.
What do you think would be a good price for the next level?

A: The 4GByte limit has been removed a while ago. The free version is limited now to the use of two cores and 2GByte ram.

A: 4GB is quite a decent size database. Not having used gemstone before I can only speculate as to how efficient it is a storing objects, but having played with a few other similar object databases (Mongodb, db4o). I know that you're going to be able to fit several(5-10) million records before you even get close to that limit. In reality, how many records depends highly on the type of data you're storing.
As an example I was storing ~2million listings & ~1million transactions, in a mysql database and the space was < 1Gb. You have a small overhead serializing a whole object, but not that much.
Files can definitely can be stored on the file system.

A: 4gb an issue... I guess you think you're building the next ebay!

A: If you have multiple simultaneous users with attachments of 5MB you need a separate strategy for them anyway, as each takes about a twentieth second of bandwidth of a GBit ethernet network.

A: Nowadays, there is no limit on the size of the repository. See the latest specs for GemStone


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BAE partners with Beechcraft and CAE for ADF's pilot training system project
BAE Systems has joined forces with Beechcraft and CAE to submit a proposal for the Australian Defence Force's (ADF) Air 5428 pilot training system project.
BAE Systems has joined forces with Beechcraft and CAE to submit a proposal for the Australian Defence Force's (ADF) Air 5428 pilot training system project.
Set out in Defense Capability Plan 2009, the AIR 5428 project aims to provide a new fixed-wing pilot training system to the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), navy and the army.
Led by BAE, the team will offer a total flight training solution to ADF that combines BAE's extensive training, systems integration and sustainment capabilities with CAE's leading simulation, training and support services, and Beechcraft's proven T-6C Texan II primary trainer aircraft.
BAE Systems Aviation Solutions general manager John Quaife said the company's training specialists have helped deliver flight screening and basic flight training for the ADF since 1992.
Quaife said, "Beechcraft and BAE Systems are also working together to support pilot training for the United States Navy on the T-6 mission system.
"These experiences and our combined track record in military flight training, complex project management and mission systems sustainment mean we can offer the Commonwealth a low risk, value for money solution to train the world's best military aviators at a location of its choosing."
"The pilot training systems delivered under the Air 5428 project are expected to cover all facets of undergraduate pilot training."
The pilot training systems delivered under the Air 5428 project are expected to cover all facets of undergraduate pilot training, from basic flying up to entry into air force lead-in fighter and operational conversion units.
The BAE-led team is the first to announce teaming arrangements for the project, while other potential bidders, including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Thales and Raytheon are soon anticipated to disclose their respective partners, FlightGlobal reports.
Lockheed is expected by industry sources to select the Pilatus PC-21 trainer as its primary flying platform, and partner with Hawker Pacific for maintenance services.
Air 5428 project tender is set to close in February 2014, followed by selection by the end of June 2015, and initial operating capability (IOC) in 2015 to 2017 timeframe, according to the news agency.
Image: BAE's AIR 5428 proposal will feature Beechcraft's proven T-6C Texan II primary trainer aircraft. Photo: courtesy of BAE Systems.
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text:
package main

import (
	"bufio"
	"flag"
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"os"
	"strings"

	"github.com/golang/protobuf/proto"

	metrics "github.com/google/gnostic/metrics"
	vocabulary "github.com/google/gnostic/metrics/vocabulary"
)

// openVocabularyFiles uses standard input to create a slice of
// Vocabulary protocol buffer filenames.
// The slice of filenames is returned and will be used to createe
// Vocabulary structures.
func openVocabularyFiles() []string {
	scanner := bufio.NewScanner(os.Stdin)
	scanner.Split(bufio.ScanLines)
	var v []string
	for scanner.Scan() {
		v = append(v, scanner.Text())
	}
	return v
}

func gatherVersionNames(paths []string) []string {
	versionNames := make([]string, 0)
	for _, path := range paths {
		pathSlice := strings.Split(path, "/")
		versionName := pathSlice[len(pathSlice)-2]
		versionNames = append(versionNames, versionName)
	}
	return versionNames
}

// readVocabularyFromFilename accepts the filename of a Vocabulary pb
// and parses the data in the file which is then added to a Vocabulary struct.
func readVocabularyFromFilename(filename string) *metrics.Vocabulary {
	data, err := ioutil.ReadFile(filename)
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Printf("File %s error: %v\n", filename, err)
		os.Exit(1)
	}

	v := &metrics.Vocabulary{}
	err = proto.Unmarshal(data, v)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	return v
}

// processInputs determines whether the application will be using cmd line args or stdin.
// The function takes the cmd lines arguments, if any, and a flag which is true if stdin
// will be the source of input.
func processInputs(args []string, stdinFlag bool) []*metrics.Vocabulary {
	v := make([]*metrics.Vocabulary, 0)
	switch stdinFlag {
	case true:
		files := openVocabularyFiles()
		for _, file := range files {
			v = append(v, readVocabularyFromFilename(file))
		}
		return v
	default:
		files := make([]string, 0)
		for _, arg := range args {
			files = append(files, arg)
		}
		for _, file := range files {
			v = append(v, readVocabularyFromFilename(file))
		}
		return v
	}
}

// versionHandler takes a directory as input, and will return the
// vocabularies within this directory, as well as the version names
// and directory name without the leading path.
func versionHandler(dir string) ([]*metrics.Vocabulary, []string, string) {
	pathSlice := strings.Split(dir, "/")
	directory := pathSlice[len(pathSlice)-1]
	files, err := vocabulary.GatherFilesFromDirectory(dir)
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Printf("Error: %+v", err)
		os.Exit(-1)
	}
	versionNames := gatherVersionNames(files)
	vocabularies := processInputs(files, false)
	return vocabularies, versionNames, directory

}

func main() {
	unionPtr := flag.Bool("union", false, "generates the union of pb files")
	intersectionPtr := flag.Bool("intersection", false, "generates the intersection of pb files")
	differencePtr := flag.Bool("difference", false, "generates the difference of pb files")
	versionPtr := flag.Bool("version", false, "generates the difference between versions of pb files")
	exportPtr := flag.Bool("export", false, "export a given pb file as a csv file")
	filterCommonPtr := flag.Bool("filter-common", false, "egenerates uniqueness within company")

	flag.Parse()
	args := flag.Args()
	if !*unionPtr && !*intersectionPtr && !*differencePtr && !*exportPtr && !*filterCommonPtr && !*versionPtr {
		flag.PrintDefaults()
		fmt.Printf("Please use one of the above command line arguments.\n")
		os.Exit(-1)
		return
	}
	if *versionPtr {
		vocabularies, versionNames, directory := versionHandler(args[0])
		versionHistory := vocabulary.Version(vocabularies, versionNames, directory)
		err := vocabulary.WriteVersionHistory(versionHistory, directory)
		if err != nil {
			fmt.Printf("File %s error: %v\n", args[0], err)
			os.Exit(1)
		}
		return

	}
	vocabularies := make([]*metrics.Vocabulary, 0)
	switch arguments := len(args); arguments {
	case 0:
		vocabularies = processInputs(args, true)
	default:
		vocabularies = processInputs(args, false)
	}

	var err error

	if *unionPtr {
		vocab := vocabulary.Union(vocabularies)
		err = vocabulary.WritePb(vocab)
	}
	if *intersectionPtr {
		vocab := vocabulary.Intersection(vocabularies)
		err = vocabulary.WritePb(vocab)
	}
	if *differencePtr {
		vocab := vocabulary.Difference(vocabularies)
		err = vocabulary.WritePb(vocab)
	}
	if *exportPtr {
		err = vocabulary.WriteCSV(vocabularies[0], "")
	}
	if *filterCommonPtr {
		vocab := vocabulary.FilterCommon(vocabularies)
		err = vocabulary.WriteVocabularyList(vocab)

	}

	if err != nil {
		fmt.Printf("Error: %+v", err)
		os.Exit(-1)
	}
}

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Kyle Furlong (3/15) Oct 17 2007 Error: New GL version has been discovered.
Robert Fraser (6/18) Oct 17 2007 Neat! I can't wait to see the sources!
Daniel Keep (7/34) Oct 17 2007 A flip side of this is that 7zs can be quite a bit smaller than Zips.
Anders Bergh (3/4) Oct 17 2007 Works here with my GeForce 7900 GT!
Bruno Medeiros (5/15) Oct 19 2007 I'm having that same error.
Bill Baxter (3/17) Oct 19 2007 I think you just need to install a more recent driver.
Mike Parker (5/6) Oct 18 2007 Works well here.
makefile's paths to compile. I use D v1 and bud.
Sorry! That was a debug thing I had to gather information. I've updated the archive with a fix. I also plugged in an ATI X850 and did some modifications to get it to compile the shaders. It doesn't work; it doesn't like breaking from a loop. I'll continue to wiggle it around to see if I can find a control flow it likes.
Error: Could not successfully compile shader source: ERROR: 0:3: '' : Version number not supported by GL2 ERROR: 1 compilation errors. No code generated. I hope this is helping, I'm on XP if it matters.
ERROR: 1 compilation errors.  No code generated.
I hope this is helping, I'm on XP if it matters.
Thanks for your help! I've updated the archive again. It now works on an ATI X850 (with some limitations, and no branching!), so it should work even better on more modern ATI cards. I moved the shader template into "shader.h", so you can fool around with that if it otherwise seems to work. Unfortunately I can't find what predefines ATI uses so I have to hard code my own. I even got it almost working on at ATI 9800 on Windows XP, but it can't handle the loop at all. At least I confirmed that the GUI code should work there.
works fine in modern ATI cards.
Thanks! These errors are due to the old driver version, I think (I recognise some of them) - the current version is 2.0.6956. I'll try installing an old driver on the Windows XP machine with the 9800 and see if I can get rid of all of them.
My suggestions: 1) Put up a web page about it! Put the text in your announcement here on the web page. 2) Use standard zip files, not 7z.
Lots of programs handle 7z. But a lot don't. If someone has to search for, download, and install yet another zipper he isn't going to bother with GPUFractal. There's a nearly infinite amount of downloads one can get from the internet, and it's real easy to pass by anything that offers even minor roadblocks to downloading. A friend of me told me long ago that he was successful because he was "easy to do business with". He tried to make it as painless and easy as possible for people to buy his products and services. Amazon does it with their "one click" thing. Apple does it with itunes. Just something to think about.
I tried making a zip out of it. It was a whopping 5K bigger (with compression=best).
My suggestions: 1) Put up a web page about it! Put the text in your announcement here on the web page.
(variations of this message might post multiple times, web-news was acting weird) This is just a goofy little hack. After a few updates I'll send a link to the creator of Ultra Fractal (this is a kind of homage) and never touch it again. With that in mind, I've updated the archive. This changes shader.h to schema.h which now also tells the program how to build the shader, so it could be used for non-fractal purposes. I only really did it because it made sense, not for any intended purpose. Also, changing the starting point in Mandelbrot now does something. Something... very strange.
2) Use standard zip files, not 7z.
Vendor: 'ATI Technologies Inc.' Renderer: 'ATI MOBILITY RADEON X700 x86/MMX/3DNow!/SSE2' Version: '2.0.6645 WinXP Release' When I run it, the window comes up but doesn't display anything, well nothing besides what was underneath the window before. It seems to be hung. My computer heats up and the fan starts working really hard.
Thanks! It looks like the X700 and X850 are identical capabilities-wise, so you might be able to see something if you add "#define ATI_X850" to the top of "schema.h". However, older hardware's not my target so you'll have a paltry 40 maximum iterations if it works at all, good enough to play around with the variables but not good enough to zoom in.
hung.  My computer heats up and the fan starts working really hard.
Too old! You win the oldest driver version contest too. ;) The ATI functionality seems to be: R520 (X1300-X1950) - Should work! R420 (X700-X850) - Barely works with a hacked limited path. R300 (9500-9800) - Hah! No way. R200, R100, Rage, Mach - Err, no. The GeForce functionality seems to be: GeForce 8 - Yayyay! GeForce 7 - Yay! GeForce 6 - Dunno? GeForce 1-5 - Guessing no. Cg will be an option in the next release, once I figure out what arbitrary restrictions cause it to stop producing images.
I'm having that same error.
I think you just need to install a more recent driver.
Yuppers, the current driver version is 2.1.1. I've put a check in that'll very bluntly detect this by assuming that more recent drivers support more recent GLSL versions. This part actually won't change with Cg because if the GLSL part of the driver can't handle branching, then it surely won't support the newer fragment/vertex program profiles which can handle it either.
work on an ATI Radeon 9800 on Windows XP.
Vendor: 'ATI Technologies Inc.' Renderer: 'RADEON X800 Series x86/MMX/3DNow!/SSE2' Version: '2.0.6847 WinXP Release' Hogs CPU, does nothing. If I #define ATI_9800 it draws what looks like just a circle.
ATI_9800 was a hack to allow me to test the compiler on that computer; nothing from 9800 or before can work, it's missing features. Try defining ATI_X850 instead. The next release defines ATI_R420 so that I can select that whole chipset, but again, it's not the target so it won't really work great.
Actually. Historically, I have heard (and experienced) that ATI's driver support for GLSL is very poor. It may not be that the GPU can't handle branching but that ATI's GLSL compiler can't. Cg may actually work much better because it involves a compiler separate from the driver that can translate the code into ARB assembly (with extensions for branching and so forth) and feed it to the card.
Theory busted. I'm on the X850 right now with the latest driver version. The only profile pairs Cg says is supported here are the five-year-old arbfp1/arbvp1 and GLSL. It acts the same way as in GLSL, requiring a non-branching, very limited loop.


I just happened to stop by G-Lo's one day (truth be told, it may have been more of a planned session than just stopping over and I may have had a bottle or two under each arm but I digress) and never a poor host, he offered up a bottle of the Dead Reckoning Porter from Tröegs Brewing Company. Tröegs is a microbrewery located in Hershey, PA that was founded in 1997 by brothers, Chris and John Trogner. They produce 6 year round beers, around 4 seasonal beers and an anniversary beer.
In the 14th century, sailors would rely on sheer skill to get from a starting point to a final destination. They called this Dead Reckoning. We see our beer the same way. We know where to begin and know where to go, but there are hundreds of ways to get there. Unfiltered and aggressively hopped for the style, Dead Reckoning's flavor originates in the chocolate and roasted malts, then follows through with sharp, earthy bitterness and a rich, smooth cocoa mouthfeel.
I found the Dead Reckoning Porter to have the following characteristics.
Appearance: Black with a light tan foam and good lacing.
Aroma: Sweet, malty with a hint of pine and cocoa.
Taste: Thin, refreshing with a slightly bitter, dark chocolate/coffee aftertaste.
I find that the Tröegs line-up is a little heavy on the hops and the Dead Reckoning Porter is no exception. It is almost a hybrid between an IPA and a porter, But, I found that the hops and chocolate malt maintained a good balance. While not a porter in a traditional sense, I enjoyed this beer.
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While not a traditional porter, the Dead Reckoning is certainly worth a try.
I'm a big fan of hops, so I definitely need to track this one down… Nice review!


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Q: Crm 2011 - How to set a default form depending on attribute value (without using Javascript)? I have a little requirement that is making me crazy:
We have 8 different forms for the Contact Entity.
We also have a pick list with 8 options.
The idea is that based on the option selected we could open that Contact record showing by default a particular form WITHOUT USING JAVASCRIPT in order to avoid performance problems (each record has to be loaded twice). Example:
Forms:
 Form 1
 Form 2
 Form 3
Pick List Values - Default Form:
Form 1
 Form 2
 Form 3
If Form 3(pick list value) is selected then, the next time I open that record, Form 3 should be displayed by default.
If Form 1(pick list value) is selected then, the next time I open that record, Form 1 should be displayed by default.
I've trayed registering a plugin at the systemform entity, in RetrieveFilteredForms message, updating the userentityuisettings table and I've been able to set a "DEFAULT" that is displayed every time the records is opened regardless the last opened form.
I've trayed registering a plugin at the contact entity, in Retrieve message, updating the userentityuisettings table but I found that Crm only consults the table Once if there is no attribute updated, the following times Crm take the the default form to open value from the cache.

A: This is an old question but since it's coming up in my searches for this problem I wanted to add my solution.
We use Dynamics CRM 2013.  To my knowledge, later versions of 2011 also support this technique.
The form that is displayed when an entity is opened is determined by a few things - the default form, the security roles and fallback settings for a form and the last form used by the current user for that entity.  We had a similar problem to the asker where we wanted a different account form displayed based on the value of a form.  We were also tired of the constant reload/refresh that javascript techniques are subject to.
I found some blog posts (in particular this one: http://gonzaloruizcrm.blogspot.com/2014/11/avoiding-form-reload-when-switching-crm.html) which mentioned that it is possible to write a plugin to the Retrieve of the entity that allows you to read out the value (LastViewedFormXml) from UserEntityUISettings that stores which form was last used.  If it's not the form you want, you can write in the desired value.  This avoids the javascript form refreshing.
I had to modify some code from the samples I found to get it to work, but I'm happy with the results.  You need to generate an entity class using CrmSvcUtil and include it in the project.  You can get your form guids from the url of the form editor.
using System;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Linq;
using System.ServiceModel;
using System.ServiceModel.Description;

using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Messages;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Query;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Client;

namespace CRM.Plugin.AccountFormSwitcher
{
    public class Plugin : IPlugin
    {
        public enum accountType
        {
            Customer =  100000000,
            Vendor =     100000001,
            Partner = 100000002,
            Other =    100000003
        }

        public const string CustomerAccountFormId = "00000000-E53C-4DF4-BC99-93856EDD168C";
        public const string VendorAccountFormId = "00000000-E49E-4197-AB5E-F353EF0E806E";
        public const string PartnerAccountFormId = "00000000-B8C6-4E2B-B84E-729AA11ABE61";
        public const string GenericAccountFormId = "00000000-8F42-454E-8E2A-F8196B0419AF";

        public const string AccountTypeAttributeName = "cf_accounttype";

        public void Execute(IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
        {
            if (serviceProvider == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException("serviceProvider");
            }

            // Obtain the execution context from the service provider.
            IPluginExecutionContext context = (IPluginExecutionContext)serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(IPluginExecutionContext));

            ITracingService tracingService = (ITracingService)serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(ITracingService));

            IOrganizationServiceFactory serviceFactory = (IOrganizationServiceFactory)serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(IOrganizationServiceFactory));
            IOrganizationService service = serviceFactory.CreateOrganizationService(context.UserId);

            var pluginContext = (IPluginExecutionContext)context;
            if (pluginContext.Stage == 20) //pre-operation stage
            {
                var columns = (ColumnSet)pluginContext.InputParameters["ColumnSet"];
                if (!columns.Columns.Contains(AccountTypeAttributeName))
                    columns.AddColumn(AccountTypeAttributeName);
            }
            else if (pluginContext.Stage == 40) //post-operation stage
            {
                EntityReference currentEntity = (EntityReference)context.InputParameters["Target"];
                if (currentEntity == null)
                    return;

                var query = new QueryExpression(Account.EntityLogicalName);
                query.Criteria.AddCondition("accountid", ConditionOperator.Equal, currentEntity.Id);
                query.ColumnSet = new ColumnSet(AccountTypeAttributeName);
                var accounts = service.RetrieveMultiple(query).Entities;
                Account currentAccount = (Account)accounts[0];

                SetForm(currentAccount, service, context.UserId);
            }
        }

        private void SetForm(Account account, IOrganizationService service, Guid userId)
        {
            var query = new QueryExpression(UserEntityUISettings.EntityLogicalName);
            query.Criteria.AddCondition("ownerid", ConditionOperator.Equal, userId);
            query.Criteria.AddCondition("objecttypecode", ConditionOperator.Equal, Account.EntityTypeCode);
            query.ColumnSet = new ColumnSet("lastviewedformxml");
            var settings = service.RetrieveMultiple(query).Entities;

            // Some users such as SYSTEM have no UserEntityUISettings, so skip.
            if (settings == null || settings.Count != 1 || account.cf_AccountType == null) return;

            var setting = settings[0].ToEntity<UserEntityUISettings>();
            string formToUse;
            switch ((accountType)account.cf_AccountType.Value)
            {
                case accountType.Customer:
                    formToUse = String.Format("<MRUForm><Form Type=\"Main\" Id=\"{0}\" /></MRUForm>", CustomerAccountFormId);
                    break;
                case accountType.Vendor:
                    formToUse = String.Format("<MRUForm><Form Type=\"Main\" Id=\"{0}\" /></MRUForm>", VendorAccountFormId);
                    break;
                case accountType.Partner:
                    formToUse = String.Format("<MRUForm><Form Type=\"Main\" Id=\"{0}\" /></MRUForm>", PartnerAccountFormId);
                    break;
                case accountType.Other:
                    formToUse = String.Format("<MRUForm><Form Type=\"Main\" Id=\"{0}\" /></MRUForm>", GenericAccountFormId);
                    break;
                default:
                    formToUse = String.Format("<MRUForm><Form Type=\"Main\" Id=\"{0}\" /></MRUForm>", GenericAccountFormId);
                    return;
            }

            // Only update if the last viewed form is not the one required for the given opportunity type
            if (!formToUse.Equals(setting.LastViewedFormXml, StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase))
            {
                var s = new UserEntityUISettings { Id = setting.Id, LastViewedFormXml = formToUse };
                service.Update(s);
            }
        }
    }
}

And to address the asker's issue with it only consulting the UserEntityUISettings once, I'm not sure why that's happening. But why not use javascript to change the form when the triggering attribute is changed?  That what I do and I haven't ran into any problems with the plugin not displaying the desired for.

A: EDIT: the OP specified after that he needs a solution without javascript, I leave this reply for future references.
You can use javascript, inside the OnLoad event you check the picklist value and navigate to the desired form. Check this code as example
var value = Xrm.Page.getAttribute("new_optionset").getValue();

switch(value) {
case 100000000:
   Xrm.Page.ui.formSelector.items.get(0).navigate();
   break;
case 100000001:
   Xrm.Page.ui.formSelector.items.get(1).navigate();
   break;
case 100000002:
   Xrm.Page.ui.formSelector.items.get(2).navigate();
   break;
/// ... other cases here
default:
   // default form to open when there is no value
   Xrm.Page.ui.formSelector.items.get(0).navigate();
}

A: This is an oldy but a goody...   I use CRM Rules to generate Hide Tab and Show Tab actions that essentially show each user role a different form.
Steps:

*

*Create one, massive form with all of the fields you want to display (if you already have many forms, this would include all fields across all forms).

*Organize the form into TABS, with each tab showing 'one form' worth of data.  (You can also have many TABS for each user group).  Typically, I create one 'General' tab that has the key option set that will set the rest of the form up, and any fields that are common across roles / user groups / forms, like status, name, etc...
3) Hide all of the tabs except the General tab by unchecking the visible box on those tab form property forms in the Admin UI.
4) Using CRM Rules (crm-rules.com), you can then bring in the metadata, with the form, and all of the tabs and sections in there. Then you just have to write one rule for each 'form' you are trying to show...    Each rule is of this format:

*

*IF User_Role contains 'Sales' THEN Show Tab: Sales

*IF User_Role contains 'Marketing' THEN Show Tab: Marketing

You can also do this, of course, with an option set, or any field on the form as the condition...  One of the benefits of this approach is that if users cross role boundaries (or some users were part of security roles that could access multiple forms), this technique shows them both forms at once...
HTH somebody, CRM Rules (www.crm-rules.com) generates the JavaScript to make this happen...


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Published July 6, 2020 • Updated on July 6, 2020 at 11:19 pm
It's coming a few months late, but the Texas Rangers have a date and an opponent for their first regular-season game at their new home, Globe Life Field.
The Rangers will host the Colorado Rockies at 7:05 p.m. Friday, July 24 in the team's 2020 opener -- the first game in a five-game homestand against NL West opponents.
They play the Rockies Friday, Saturday and Sunday before hosting the Diamondbacks in a two-game series on Monday and Tuesday, July 28-29.
The Rangers will then go on a six-game, seven-day trip to San Francisco and Oakland. The Rangers return home on Friday, Aug. 7 for a six-game homestand that features a pair of AL West foes, the Los Angeles Angels and Seattle Mariners.
Texas will be at home for 15 of 23 games between Aug. 7-30 before closing the regular season with a four-game series against the defending AL Champs, the Houston Astros, Sept. 24-27.
In the abbreviated 60-game schedule in 2020, the Rangers will play 40 games versus AL West opponents, 20 at Globe Life Field and 20 on the road.
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Sometimes Always' identity for São Paulo bar Caracol has over 10 billion compositions
During his first term at university studying architecture and urbanism in São Paulo, Brazilian graphic designer Gabriel Finotti stumbled upon two books in the library which entirely changed his creative career path: Grid Systems by Joseph Müller-Brockmann and S,M,L,XL by Bruce Mau and Rem Koolhaas. "I was fascinated with the fact that putting typography and images together and organising data was actually a job, a profession, graphic design," he recalls.
In 2011, Gabriel started a blog called Sometimes Always. The "sometimes" referred to how, every now and then, he would host things in the real world, like zine launches or parties. But it would "always" be an online blog. After graduating from an MA in publishing at London College of Communication and working at Thames & Hudson for a few years, Gabriel moved back to São Paulo and initiated Sometimes Always as a fully-fledged design studio. Today, the studio very much sits in between the worlds of graphic design, music and architecture working across art direction, branding, web, editorial and environmental design in both São Paulo and Berlin.
"We are a holistic graphic design studio and we are not specialised in anything, to be honest," Gabriel explains. "Our first two years we were working mostly for fashion brands. We were doing art direction for campaigns, catalogues, lookbooks," he continues. "But for the past two years, the majority of projects we've done are branding and visual identities for all sorts of companies."
This variety is also represented in the aesthetics of Sometimes Always' projects, which are as multifarious as its outputs. "I wish we had a [signature visual language], for real," says Gabriel. "I love artists that you can tell something is their work just by looking at a little part, or just by hearing a little verse… [But] we try to think of every project as a story in its own, demanding a particular approach, a particular idea." However, he has noticed that "we almost always use a 12 column grid," alongside full compositions, with little to no white space.
Sometimes Always: Caracol
A personal favourite project of Gabriel's which most certainly proves his point about white space is an identity designed for a bar called Caracol. A simple and bold visual solution, it references modernist Brazilian designers including Rogério Duarte and Alex Wöllner, and uses technology to create generative compositions.
Caracol has a different DJ playing five days a week and so wanted a way to communicate this dynamic programme that was still "attractive". Gabriel explains how he approached solving this problem: "Starting from scratch, we first took the basic form of the caracol (snail in Portuguese) and reduced it to its minimum: a circle. Then, we created four different types of circles. A palette of nine different colours was chosen and applied to the circles. Finally, we designed seven different possibilities of layout. All these parameters combined led to an impressive number of more than 10 billion different compositions which is obviously impossible to do by any sane human. That being so, we invited the genius Bloco Studio to help us with a practical solution. Bloco came up with an application that randomly generates the compositions within the determined parameters. All the user has to do is hit space for a new composition, and then enter to export it."
Undefinably affable, it's identity you can't help but enjoy. By combining a contemporary typeface with such a bold, graphic colour way and system of shapes, what Gabriel has produced is work which is cool, but not too cool. It perfectly toes the line; it's intriguing and slick but still retains a sense of fun.
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Ruby joined the It's Nice That team as an editorial assistant in September 2017 after graduating from the Graphic Communication Design course at Central Saint Martins. In April 2018, she became a staff writer and in August 2019, she was made associate editor. Get in contact with Ruby about ideas you may have for long-form stories on the site.
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Dame Elisabeth Frink, R.A. (1930-1993)
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Dame Elisabeth Frink, R.A. (1930-1993) Riace II signed and numbered 'Frink 2/4' (on the right side of the right foot) bronze with a dark brown patina and white-painted face 83 in. (210.8 cm.) high, excluding bronze base Conceived in 1986.
Anonymous sale; Christie's, London, 22 November 2002, lot 104, where purchased by the present owner.
E. Lucie-Smith, Elisabeth Frink Since 1984 and Drawings, London, 1994, p. 186, no. SC28, another cast illustrated.
Throughout her career a recurring motif for Frink had been the nude warrior, embodying nobility, brutality and innate strength.
A new direction was inspired by the discovery, in 1972 off the coast of Southern Italy, of two over-life-sized Greek bronzes. After over 10 years of restoration they were displayed in Florence where Frink saw them (they are currently in the Museum in Reggio di Calabria, close to where they were found).
The Greek bronzes are depicted with incredible realism; poised and alert. They have an air of unease and tension, enhanced by their contraposto positioning, raised arms and turned faces.
It is these details which seem to have interested Frink the most. Her warriors are stockier than their ancient prototypes and their bodies are less clearly demarcated, but their gestures relate strongly. They too seem aware of their surroundings, their heads turned as if listening for something, they too seem to have the potential for action at a moment's notice.
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Αρχική/Καλές τέχνες/Ζωγραφική/Self-portraits
Συγγραφείς: Rebel, Ernst , Wolf, Norbert
Εκδόσεις: Taschen
Σελίδες:96
Θέμα:Ζωγραφική
Softcover, flaps 18.5 x 23 cm
Is a self-portrait of an artist a medium of reflection—or is it merely a black void, the "false mirror," as the surrealist Rene Magritte entitled his 1928 painting of an eye? Do self-portraits reveal how artists see themselves, or how they wish others would see them? From the 15th century to today, this collection brings together many of the best examples of self-portraiture in art history whilst exploring these and many more questions pertaining to the art of self-reflection.
Featured artists: Meister Gerlachus, Fra Filippo Lippi, Albrecht Durer, Giorgione, Parmigianino, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Peter Paul Rubens, Salvator Rosa, Nicolas Poussin, David Bailly, Diego Da Silva Y Velazquez, Rembrandt Harmensz. Van Rijn, Rosalba Carriera, Jean Baptiste Simeon Chardin, Francisco De Goya, Vincent Van Gogh, Edvard Munch, James Ensor, Pablo Picasso, Egon Schiele, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Frida Kahlo, Felix Nussbaum, Max Beckmann, Diego Rivera, Salvador Dali, Lucian Freud, Andy Warhol, Francis Bacon, David Hockney, Albert Oehlen, Martin Kippenberger, Jeff Koons, Gerhard Richter
Each book in TASCHENs Basic Genre Series features:
a detailed introduction with approximately 35 photographs, plus a timeline of the most important events (political, cultural, scientific, etc.) that took place during the time period
a selection of the most important works of the epoch; each is presented on a 2-page spread with a full-page image and, on the facing page, a description/interpretation of the work and brief biography of the artist as well as additional information such as a reference work, portrait of the artist, and/or citations
Ernst Rebel first graduated at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts in painting, graphic design, and art education in 1976. Subsequently he studied art history, philosophy and classical archaeology at the University of Munich. In 1979 he took his doctorate in art history, wrote his professorial thesis in 1988 and since 1992 has been professor of art history and art education at the University of Munich. He has produced numerous publications on the history of prints, on the art and life of Albrecht Durer and on topics in the theory and teaching of art.
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The innovative smartphone manufacturer, vivo Mobile is set to release V19, a flagship device that would feature yet another best-in-class selfie camera. The vivo V19 will once again set a new benchmark in selfie cameras where the device is deemed […]
The innovative smartphone manufacturer, vivo Mobile is set to release V19, a flagship device that would feature yet another best-in-class selfie camera.
The vivo V19 will once again set a new benchmark in selfie cameras where the device is deemed to be crafted to perfect every camera shot, irrespective of the available light. The smartphone would feature 32+8MP dual front selfie camera and a 48MP AI quad-lens rear camera. The front and rear camera setups have been designed by keeping in mind different lighting scenarios wherein you can enjoy studio-grade selfies in the most challenging light conditions. As such it is revealed that the model would be launched under the tagline 'Light up your night'.
Thereby, vivo V19 will feature a 'Super Night Selfie' mode to ensure well-lit portraits even in low-light scenarios. Thus, the V19 camera would manage to achieve high level of illumination in low-light selfies by applying 'Multiple-Exposure' technique which merges 14 different frames at multiple exposure values. To support the perfect selfie initiative, V19 device will also feature 'Aura Screen Light' feature that lights up the phone's display to create even more favorable lighting conditions.
V19 will be the successor of the Vivo V17 Pro that was launched back in 2019. While there is still no official launch date for the phone, it is set to be launched towards end of the June in Sri Lanka. The phone is set to feature a dual punch-hole setup for the front camera. In addition, Vivo V19 will also feature a quad-camera setup on the back with AMOLED screen and an in-display fingerprint scanner. The device has an L-shaped module which is similar to its predecessor vivo V17 Pro. The device has its flash placed on top of the first lens, while the front dual punch-hole setup is on the top right.
According to vivo Mobile Lanka, the screen of V19 is also as important as its benchmark camera setting, whereas it would launch with best display experience with 'Dual iView Display', flaunting a 6.44-inch LIV Super AMOLED FHD+ screen, made from the latest E3 OLED. The display offers vibrant and authentic colors with its 100% DCI-P3 color gamut.
Another key feature of the upcoming Vivo V19 is its unique color scheme which is inspired by the space. According to vivo Mobile Lanka, the upcoming Vivo V19 would feature a 'Gleamy Black' &'Sleek Silver' color schemes.
The device will be supported by Qualcomm Snapdragon 712 AIE SoC. The octa-core chipset is paired with 8GB RAM and 128GB/256GB on-board storage to offer smooth processing and lag-free multitasking performance. The high-end SoC and capable RAM-ROM combination will ensure smooth day-to-day operations of V19. The launch of the innovative smart device was delayed due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic situation and the smartphone manufacturer previously remarked that they are looking forward for an upward market trend in the smartphone industry in Sri Lanka. As such the launch of V19 would mark their re-entry to the local market post the island wide standstill in consumer activities.


Maritime services provider Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS) has expanded its European business with Bermuda-based chemical tanker owner and operator Team Tankers International with a new port agency contract across the region.
Under the new deal with the chemical tanker operator, ISS will provide port agency and vessel clearance services in all major European ports and terminals.
"We are very pleased with this extended agreement with ISS and we expect great benefits and a more streamlined service on the agency side," Jørgen-Ole Christensen, Senior Operations Manager, Team Tankers International, said.
"The new agreement will deliver simple, constant value to Team Tankers International across our European network," Neill Tomlin, Chief Commercial Officer, ISS, added.
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HALMSTAD, Sweden – Bringing its unique brand of melodic death metal to its fans across the Atlantic Ocean, Swedish band Arch Enemy is currently touring North America with a HARMAN Soundcraft Vi6 digital console at front of house.
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According to Hagen Weigel, Arch Enemy's FOH engineer, Arch Enemy's shows are dynamic and full of energy and theatrics. "Arch Enemy is a band that has beautiful melodies arranged around very intricate drumming, which is mixed with heavy shredding guitars and spiced up with brutal growling to form a nice mélange that feels like a kick in the face," he said.
While "melodic death metal" might seem like an oxymoron, it is in fact a popular sub-genre that is nonetheless quite challenging to mix. "There are heavily distorted guitars that are also wide, open, and melodic which mix with very fast double kick drum playing," Weigel noted. "Frequency differentiation is key to the mix—getting all of the instruments to sit and work around each other. I need to have clarity and separation and still be able to put [lead singer] Alissa's voice out in front. I'm always looking for the result to be something that is beautiful and brutal at the same time."
In his search for a digital console for this tour, Weigel placed a priority on reliability. "You can have the best-sounding, most feature-packed desk, but when it crashes in front of 30,000 people at a festival none of that matters," he said. "What Soundcraft has done with the Vi6 is create an incredibly stable, ergonomic console that still has all of the features that I am looking for."
Those features, in turn, are multiple. "In order to fulfill my vision of what the Arch Enemy sound should be I need really good dynamics—fast responding gates, compressors that are smooth and predictable in behavior, EQs that are responsive and accepts boosts well, and effects engines that are able to give me reverbs that range from '80s plate sounds to modern large reverbs," Weigel added.
For all these reasons, Weigel chose the Vi6, which he noted has performed flawlessly to this point. "From metal to orchestral and symphonic music, Vi consoles are able to translate the vision you have for your mix in your head to the PA," he noted. "It is incredibly reliable and consistent and sounds beautiful."
Lastly, Weigel notes the Vi6's intuitive user interface is icing on the cake. "The whole concept of having a dedicated touchscreen for every eight channels is great," he said. "The fader bank, all angled really steep, gives a very nice feel of having a perfect overview and also puts every single parameter in reach, all the time. I don't have to step through menus and sub-menus, it's all right there. In my opinion the Vi interface is probably the fastest interface there is to work on."
For more information on Arch Enemy, please visit www.archenemy.net
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CGI Group to Establish Innovation Center in Quebec
Narayan Ammachchi
IT consulting services firm CGI Group has begun building a digital innovation center in the Canadian province of Quebec, with plans to create around 300 hi-tech jobs over the next five years.
The center will spring up at an industrial park in Drummondville, about 100 kilometres east of Montreal.
The center of excellence is CGI's seventh in Quebec, in addition to centers in Saguenay, Sherbrooke, Quebec City, Shawinigan, Montréal, and Gatineau. CGI is a dominant player in the Canadian province, where it has employed more than 7,500 professionals.
The digital innovation center, according to the company, will focus on developing new technology solutions for finance, retail, and manufacturing sectors.
Alexandre Cusson, Mayor of Drummondville and President of the Drummondville Economic Development Corp, said the innovation center will stimulate the city's economy, besides helping the local authorities attract more investment in the information technology industry.
"CGI's decision to set up operations in our new-economy industrial park will have a major impact on the development of the regional economy and the creation of specialized jobs in information technology," Cusson added.
With more than US$10 billion in annual revenue, CGI Group provides technology and business consulting services around the world.
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"We are proud to contribute actively to the economic growth of Quebec's regions and communities by creating specialized jobs that foster the development of local expertise," said CGI Senior Vice-President Michael Godin.
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solution secures a simple workflow supported by smart software tools and at the same time fulfills the high axial as well as vertical resolution and positioning demands. DOEs can either be printed onto glass substrates for direct use (rapid prototyping) or used as tools for series production, starting with the 2PP printed polymer master for subsequent mass replication.
Customers both in science and industry use our equipment for the fabrication of diffractive optics.
Diffraction pattern of the USAF Chart produced by a laser beam passing through a 3D printed diffractive optical element.
Multi-level structure of a 3D printed diffractive optical element.
Grid pattern generated by a diffractive optical element (DOE).
Concentric circles pattern generated by a diffractive optical element (DOE).
Photonic colors generated by Bragg reflection of gratings. The inset shows sub-micrometer resolution and features of the periodic lines.
Polymer 2D pattern inspired by the publication "Light Propagation with Phase Discontinuities: Generalized Laws of Reflection and Refraction" by Nanfang Yu, et al. in Science 334, 333 (2011).
Closed-up view of a polymer 2D pattern inspired by the publication "Light Propagation with Phase Discontinuities: Generalized Laws of Reflection and Refraction" by Nanfang Yu, et al. in Science 334, 333 (2011).
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Q: Finding a primitive root modulo $13$
Find a primitive root modulo each of the following integers.
a) $13$

My TA said we are not going to go over this. We did not go over the topic. It seems like something good to know though.
Is there anyone who can help me with this?

A: From Wikipedia:

... a primitive root
  modulo $n$ is any number $g$ with the property that any number coprime to
  $n$ is congruent to a power of $g$ modulo $n$. In other words, $g$ is a
  generator of the multiplicative group of integers modulo $n$. That is,
  for every integer $a$ coprime to $n$, there is an integer $k$ such that $g^k \equiv a\; (mod \;n)$.

So you want to find an integer $g$ such that when you take powers of $g$, then you can get all numbers from $1$ to $12$ (mod $13$). (Since $13$ is prime). So just pick a number $g$ and compute
$$
g, g^2, g^3, \dots. \quad(\text{mod } 13)
$$
If you find a $g$ such that this list contains all numbers $1,\dots, 12$, then you have found a primitive root.


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5 Reasons 'The Rugrats' Passover Special Is Awesome & Still Holds Up Today
By Jenny Jaffe
Monday night is the start of Passover, which means it's time to come together over a Seder, tell the stories of our ancestors, and reflect on how freaking awesome the Rugrats Passover Special was. Because hey, when you grow up Jewish in a largely non-Jewish area, it's easy to feel a little isolated.
In elementary school, for instance, every time a Jewish holiday rolled around, I was singled out to stand up and explain it in front of my classmates. Although I'm sure my teachers had nothing but good intentions, to me, the message seemed clear: you are different. When we sang Christmas carols and painted Easter eggs, none of the other students were made to give presentations on the birth of Jesus or the resurrection. But, inevitably, a round of "Here Comes Santa Claus" would be followed by a well-meaning, impossibly embarrassing, "Now Jenny wants to tell us all about Hannukkah!"
No. No, I most certainly did not.
This was not helped by the fact that Jewish holidays always seemed to me to be much less fun than the ones my goyish friends celebrated. Though my parents were wonderful about letting us have Christmas trees and Easter candy and all the kid-friendly trimmings of the non-Jewish holidays, I was still acutely aware of the fact that all of the holidays my family celebrated were, well... kind of depressing. When you're six years old and spending an evening discussing plagues and slavery over a five-hour, strictly regimented dinner while your friends are getting chocolate from a big, cuddly Easter bunny, you're bound to feel somewhat ripped off.
On top of that, there isn't exactly a glut of fun, holiday entertainment aimed at Jewish kids. So it was a mitzvah that Rugrats was around to help us feel a little less alone. Here are just a few of the reasons why it's the best holiday special ever.
1. It's Honest
About half of the episode consists of characters fighting over Passover traditions, complaining of boredom, and wondering if they can eat yet. That's a lot closer to the Passovers I remember than Frosty the Snowman is to any of my friends' Christmases.
2. It's Genuinely Funny
Building the pyramids upside down, Chuckie accidentally wiping the lamb's blood off the door, Stu and Didi arguing over the pronunciation of "herb"— it holds up, too.
3. It Tells the Story In a Non-Scary Way
When you're a sensitive kid (and, let's face it, if you grew up Jewish you were probably a sensitive kid), the story of Passover can be a lot to take in, and yet the scariest thing I remember about the entire episode is how easy it is to get locked in an attic! The Rugrats writers do an excellent job of conveying the story in a way that's fun and accessible for kids, all without ever patronizing them.
4. It Was Something To Look Forward To
Getting to watch the Rugrats Passover special was probably my favorite part of the holiday- besides looking for the afikomen, of course.
5. It Meant That Tommy Pickles Was Jewish
If the coolest baby in the world was Jewish*, then that must mean being Jewish is pretty cool. And when you don't know any other Jews your own age, having someone like Tommy to look up to feels pretty good.
*well, half Jewish.
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Research and development Infrastructure is facilities, resources, organizational systems and services that are used by the research communities to conduct research in their fields. The availability of research and development infrastructure determines the level and quality of research and development activities. And absence of the required research and development infrastructures or their malfunctioning greatly hinders research performance and effectiveness. In that connection, in Ethiopia, the existence of certain facilities and scientific equipment across research units is not adequately studied and, hence, there is scant information on the research and development infrastructure in the country.
The core objective of the survey is to collect and disseminate pertinent information on research and development infrastructures for policy makers and R&D planners. Moreover, it aims to promote a culture of R&D resource sharing among and across sectors. To that end, STIC believes that the key output of this survey is the R&D Infrastructure Inventory Database accessibility in the Center's website which includes detailed information on the R&D infrastructures available in the subject R&D units.
Census was employed on the population of the study, which was 33 public higher education institutions; 47 federal and regional agricultural research institutions; 20 governmental agencies; and 8 health research institutions were taken as research population. Accordingly, a total of 118 R&D performing institutions were addressed in the study. The survey is a cross sectional type of survey intended to find out current information about R&D infrastructure in institutions engaged in R&D activities. The statistical analysis of the data was comprised of computing descriptive statistics tools, such as the frequency and proportions, percentage, tables, charts and figures.
Agricultural research centers have relatively significant share among the remaining sector. Although its portion is relatively significant, 82% of the sector has research facility and scientific equipment. Among the remaining sectors, higher education institutions and governmental agencies have 70% and 59% research facility and scientific equipment respectively.
About 77% and 66% of the research units have office space where the researchers carry out research activity and laboratory space respectively. Similarly, laboratory support space, space where materials and equipment that support laboratory, monitoring and testing centers are kept, is found in 62% of research units. Of all the research spaces, space for core laboratory and leased space is relatively low-39% and 36% of the research units have them respectively.
Total scientific equipment in the entire sectors stand at 5935, /the list and detail of which is found in the inventory database of STIC/. Out of these, 51% belongs to agricultural research centers, and 33% and 14% of the total scientific equipment belongs to higher education institutions and governmental agencies respectively.
Among the sectors, in agricultural research institutions, most of them or 83% of the research centers have scientific equipment which is non-operational. Next to agricultural research center, most of governmental agencies (77%) have non-operational scientific equipment and followed by higher education institutions (76%) and health research institutions (60%).
Generally, of the total institutions surveyed, lack of maintenance is taken as a cause in about 86% of total institutions. About 68% of them stated lack of skilled or professional technicians which can operate the equipment; and 58% forwarded lack of finance, 47% lack of material like consumable and reagents and 41% lack of laboratory space. Moreover, lack of R&D activity accounts 25%.
This data describes that the way they overcome is either through free access to research facilities and equipment of others, payment or rent and simply purchasing the necessary facilities and scientific equipment. Among the ways of resource sharing, most agricultural research centers access research facilities and scientific equipment freely. It takes considerable share of the sector (72%).


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I have tried a lot of dubbing twisters, ranging from the small standard to 50 dkr. at Korsholm.dk to turbo twister for 139 dkr. Really many who produce these, but after 1000 tied flies they no longer functional. Where they twister to 139 kr, do not manage the test are in the spin section.
Therefore, after wearing 3 of these, I was looking for a more durable solution. C & F Design showed I had a twister, but was it better at the price of 399 dkr.
After tied over 1500 flies with CF Twister, it still looks like new. Its spin-wheel, which gives the perfect rotation, so the dubbing is spun well, also has no signs of wear after so many flies.
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When you get out to the grounds start off by making a rectangular field. Have all the children line up on one end of the rectangle facing the opposite end.
Their goal is to get to the other end of the field and back without getting tagged. If they get tagged they become a carnivorous plant, a pitcher plant or venus fly trap, and remain rooted in one spot, but they are able to tag others that get too close. If they get all the way to the end and back they are safe.
They are trying to avoid one or two players who have been identified as rangers. To pick the rangers ask the children to do their best imitation of a local species (lobster, jellyfish, butterfly, turtle, or whatever). It gets a bit silly and there is nothing cuter than a line up of children acting like lobsters.
The rangers run throughout the playing field trying to tag as many people as they can.
I ask the children to imagine that I have magically transformed them into their favourite creature and get them imagining about their bodies and what it would feel like if they have fins, wings, a different nose or even gills.
Once the rangers call out the feature that they are looking for, only those children with that feature are supposed to make a run for it.
Play three rounds and then switch up the rangers to free the pitcher plants and give others the opportunity to do some tagging.
This is a good activity to teach similarities and differences and can even be adapted to include a lesson about animal classification and adaptation.
Each newsletter, I write a Feature Creature column where I give clues to help unravel the identity of a creature. You can check out the Winter 2011 edition of the Sandpiper (Page 17) and see if you can identify this season's mystery creature.


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Synthetic Turquoise Round Beads have the appearance of being real Turquoise but are made from a resin type material. Beads measure approximately 14mm. Sold as 15.5" (39cm) strand. These beads would be great to use as a necklace, bracelet or earrings.


We're investigating a new idea: 'Distance measuring instrument for golf using network real-time kinematic (NRTK) for high-accuracy'.
Does anyone knows if there is any industry using this technology for golf?
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Baseball Games Don't Have To Last Forever
Daniel Croteau 3 min read
It seems like every baseball game these days takes forever to finish. Fans are stuck in the stands for hours, waiting for the game to end. But it doesn't have to be this way! There are plenty of ways to speed up baseball games and make them more enjoyable for everyone involved.
Here are a few ideas:
Implement a pitch clock. This would give each team a certain amount of time to deliver each pitch, and would help keep the game moving at a decent pace.
Limit the number of mound visits. This would cut down on the amount of time players and coaches spend talking to each other on the field, and would help keep the game moving.
Give each team a set number of timeouts. This would prevent teams from taking too many breaks, and would help keep the game moving along.
Make sure there's plenty of action between innings. This means making sure there's always something going on during commercial breaks, such as interviews with players or fun contests for fans.
Keep the game moving even when there's no action on the field. This means playing music and running promotions during lulls in the action, so that fans always have something to keep them entertained.
How long does a baseball game usually last
The average major league baseball game lasts about three hours. But there are plenty of ways to speed up the game and make it more enjoyable for everyone involved.By following some of the tips above, you can help make sure that baseball games don't last forever. And that's something that everyone can appreciate!
How can I make sure my baseball game doesn't last forever
If you're worried about your baseball game lasting forever, there are a few things you can do to help speed things up. First, consider implementing a pitch clock. This will give each team a certain amount of time to deliver each pitch, and will help keep the game moving at a decent pace. You can also limit the number of mound visits, which will cut down on the amount of time players and coaches spend talking to each other on the field. Finally, give each team a set number of timeouts so that they don't take too many breaks. By following these tips, you can help make sure that your baseball game doesn't last forever.
How can I make sure my baseball game is more enjoyable
There are a few things you can do to make sure your baseball game is more enjoyable. First, make sure there's plenty of action between innings. This means making sure there's always something going on during commercial breaks, such as interviews with players or fun contests for fans. You can also keep the game moving even when there's no action on the field by playing music and running promotions during lulls in the action. Finally, try to speed up the game by implementing a pitch clock or limiting the number of mound visits. By following these tips, you can help make sure that your baseball game is more enjoyable for everyone involved.
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