The Book of the Week is "Memories Before and After The Sound of Music" by Agathe von Trapp, published in 2002. This ebook describes the real lives of the members of the family depicted in the legendary movie and musical "The Sound of Music." The shows were Hollywoodized versions meant to appeal to American audiences.
Agathe, born in 1913, was the second-oldest child, and oldest daughter of an Austrian family of seven children by the first wife of a WWI commander of a submarine in the Austrian navy. The wealthy, farm-owning family had ties to royalty, and so had plenty of household help. Nevertheless, the family encountered some hardships during the political, financial and social upheavals of the first half of the twentieth century.
They enjoyed natural wonders during their daily walks. They visited relatives, such as their maternal grandmother, Gromi, who had a spacious garden along the lakeshore. Agathe took an interest in beekeeping, mentored by the headmaster of the local elementary school, on "how to catch a swarm and how to extract honey." He provided her with the necessary equipment, including bee hood, gloves and smoker. She harvested twelve pounds of honey a few months later.
The von Trapps became a famous traveling singing group by chance. In the 1930's, they were encouraged to enter a yodeling competition, and they won. Then came singing on the radio. Austria's chancellor just happened to be a regular listener of the show they appeared on, and the rest is history. The "Trapp Family Singers" sang in concerts all over the world into the early 1950's.
Read the book to learn of the von Trapp family's adventures through the years, among them– how most of the family members lost their Austrian citizenship but were automatically granted Italian citizenship, how they stayed alive even after refusing to comply with specific Nazi orders, and what led the family to start a lodging business and music camp.


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The Senate Conservatives Fund (SCF) is a United States political action committee (PAC) that supports conservative Republican Party candidates in primaries and general elections. The SCF primarily focuses on supporting United States Senate candidates. The PAC was founded by then-U.S. Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina in 2008.

History
U.S. Senator Jim DeMint founded Senate Conservatives Fund during summer 2008.

In 2010, SCF raised $9.3 million, supporting successful Senate candidates Mike Lee of Utah (who defeated incumbent Republican Sen. Bob Bennett in a Republican primary), Rand Paul of Kentucky, Marco Rubio of Florida, Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin. SCF also supported a number of unsuccessful 2010 candidates, including Sharron Angle in Nevada, Ken Buck in Colorado, Joe Miller in Alaska, John Raese in West Virginia, Dino Rossi in Washington, and Christine O'Donnell in Delaware.

DeMint left SCF in 2012. SCF, along with its affiliated super PAC, raised $16.5 million during the 2011-2012 election cycle. In 2012, SCF spent more than $8.7 million, endorsing nine Republican U.S. Senate candidates; three of those nine candidates—Ted Cruz, Jeff Flake, and Deb Fischer—were elected.

SCF has aligned itself with U.S. Senator Ted Cruz and has levied attacks on Senators Mitch McConnell and Lamar Alexander. In 2013, the fund orchestrated a robocall and direct mail campaign to generate signatures for an anti-Affordable Care Act petition. SCF also endorsed a strategy to defund Obamacare that culminated in the 2013 shutdown of the federal government.
Republican Senate leaders have criticized SCF for targeting incumbent Senate Republicans.

In the 2013–2014 election cycle, SCF supported Matt Bevin and provided significant funding to Bevin's Republican primary challenge to then-Senate Minority Leader McConnell in the State of Kentucky. SCF also supported Chris McDaniel of Mississippi in a Republican primary challenge to longtime incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran and supported Milton R. Wolf of Kansas in a Republican primary challenge to longtime incumbent Sen. Pat Roberts. Bevin, McDaniel, and Wolf all lost their primary elections. Overall, SCF-endorsed candidates won two of the six Senate races in which SCF invested in 2014; Ben Sasse was elected to the Senate from Nebraska and Joni Ernst was elected to the Senate from Iowa.

Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli became president of SCF in 2014.

Following the 2021 storming of the U.S. Capitol, SCF began raising money for Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri, who had been widely ostracized by corporate donors after accusations that he incited the violence, with SCF raising $700,000 and spending nearly $400,000 to send texts and emails in support of him.

In 2021, it was reported that the SCF spent nearly $90,000 on bulk purchases on a book published by Tom Cotton, as well as nearly $65,000 to Regnery Publishing for bulk purchases of Josh Hawley's forthcoming book.

House Conservatives Project
In 2013, SCF expanded its focus to include supporting conservative candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives through its House Conservatives Project. SCF Executive Director Matt Hoskins stated that part of the impetus for the Project was to "build a farm team for the Senate."

See also
 Republican In Name Only

References

External links

Profile at ProPublica

2008 establishments in the United States
United States political action committees
Tea Party movement
Conservative political advocacy groups in the United States

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"Getting Started" in genealogy and family history can mean many things depending on the person. Maybe today is the first time you have investigated how to build your family tree. Perhaps you have already started looking at records online and found someone who may be your great great-grandmother but you don't know how to verify it. Or maybe you have worked on and off collecting information, but you are not sure how to pull it all together and reach much further back in your family history. Even expert genealogists and professionals could be considered "beginners" when learning about new material, resources, and techniques…so don't worry about labels.
For your convenience, we have created three learning paths—Getting Started, Going to the Next Level, and Building Advanced Skills—feel free to move from one to the other. Personalize your learning.
Consider what you need to learn to succeed in your research.
Create a plan of work.
Then check out the lists of resources.
Use these resources—and all the other great educational opportunities that NGS offers—as pathways to build the skills you need to research your family history. Then enjoy the search for your ancestors!
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In addition, checkout the wtwithqt example which shows how to have compatibility between the two libraries.
Looks cool! How does that work and what does one need to use this?
Thanks for narrowing it down. Would it be possible to provide a test case that reproduces the issue?
There will be more features in Wt::Dbo that do not work, which use dynamic_cast and typeid operator.
Did you test with or without Roel's patch? Preferably I'ld like to know the result without Roel's patch?


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Dispelling myths about California's homeless
Everett May waited with a friend north of downtown Sacramento while others completed surveys for the homeless count. They each received a $5 McDonald's gift card and planned to get dinner together. Jan. 28, 2015. Andrew Nixon / Capital Public Radio
By Chris Nichols June 28, 2018
Sarah Backus lives in a tent on the streets of Sacramento.
The 56-year-old mother of three said she hears these myths and stereotypes about the homeless all the time:
"We're the scum of scum … we're lower than anything," said Backus, whose makeshift home stood next to many more lining a sidewalk near Sacramento Loaves & Fishes, a nonprofit that feeds and shelters the homeless.
"We wouldn't be homeless if wasn't for our drug problem or alcohol problem, or mental problem," she added. "No, that's usually caused because of our homelessness."
City and state leaders are paying more attention to California's surging homeless population. The total topped 134,000 last year, up 14 percent from 2016. They're pushing for more housing and money to curb a crisis made worse by the state's lack of affordable housing.
This week, for example, Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown signed a state budget that includes $500 million for cities to address homelessness.
But even with this greater emphasis, misconceptions about the homeless persist, leaving those who live on the streets as one-dimensional in the minds of many, and oftentimes misunderstood.
Capital Public Radio and PolitiFact California joined nearly 100 newsrooms across the country this week to focus on stories about people without homes through the U.S. Homeless Project.
For this article, we spoke with several policy experts to explore common myths and the sometimes surprising realities about the homeless.
Myth #1: California's homeless are from somewhere else -- and moved here for the mild weather and social services.
Reality: Experts say this is one of the most common and inaccurate assumptions about homeless Californians.
"People when they become homeless, more often than not are from the community in which they're living homeless," said Ben Avey, a spokesman with Sacramento Steps Forward, a nonprofit dedicated to ending homelessness in the Capital City. "And they often move to the streets very near where they lived in the past. You may not recognize them. But they are members of your community."
Chris Martin, an expert on homeless policy for the nonprofit Housing California, added that the stereotype "is just not true."
Martin cited a study from May 2018 by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, which found 75 percent of the people on the street in Los Angeles County had a home in that same county before they lost it. It also showed that 65 percent of the unsheltered homeless had lived in that county for at least 20 years. Only 13 percent were from out of state.
SOURCE: Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, May 31, 2018
More than 53,000 homeless people, or 40 percent of the state's total, live in Los Angeles County. That number is up from about 36,000 just six years ago.
Myth #2: They're homeless because they're drug addicts or mentally ill.
Reality: Martin said it's often the stress and trauma of living without a home that leads to addiction and disease, or makes it worse.
"Many folks think that substance abuse and mental illness is a cause of homelessness, whereas it's more of a result of homelessness," he added.
The Los Angeles County study found 15 percent of the homeless people it surveyed reported a substance abuse disorder and 27 percent a serious mental illness.
Myth #3: Homelessness is a choice.
Reality: This is another frequent misconception, said Veronica Beaty, policy director at the Sacramento Housing Alliance, which advocates for supportive housing for the homeless.
"That's simply not true at all," Beaty said. "The reality is that homelessness is a byproduct of our broken housing market."
"For every $100 that rents go up in Sacramento, and in cities like Sacramento, we see an increase in the number of people experiencing homelessness of anywhere from 15 to 30 percent."
Beaty cited a point-in-time count survey conducted in January 2017 in Sacramento County that found a 38 percent increase in the homeless population from two years earlier. Sacramento's rents grew by nearly 10 percent in 2017, faster than anywhere in the country, according to Sacramento Bee review of data from real estate firm Yardi Matrix.
Experts say there's one more myth: The idea that homelessness "can't happen to me." They cite the growing number of first-time homeless people in the state, driven by high housing costs.
They blame higher rents, evictions, illnesses and other dramatic life events for driving people onto the streets.
"In my case, I lost my husband," added Backus, a former stay-at-home mom before she eventually became homeless. "My consequence is I got to sleep on the sidewalk."
CLARIFICATION: We received feedback on our analysis of Myth #2. To clarify, our research shows there is, indeed, a significant percentage of homeless individuals who have a substance abuse disorder and/or a mental illness. Our analysis, however, also found that it is a myth to say that these problems are always the cause of homelessness. Oftentimes, they are the result of the stress and trauma of living without a home.
Sarah Baukas, Sacramento resident, interview June 27, 2018
Michael McManus, Sacramento resident, interview June 27, 2018
Chris Martin, legislative advocate, Housing California, interview June 22, 2018
Ben Avey, spokesman, Sacramento Steps Forward, interview June 25, 2018
Veronica Beaty, policy director, Sacramento Housing Alliance, interview June 25, 2018
Sacramento Bee, Rents are rising faster in Sacramento than any other part of California, July 26, 2017
PolitiFact California, Has California's homeless population 'skyrocketed'? And how does it rate nationwide?, March 27, 2018
Sacramento Steps Forward, Homelessness in Sacramento County: Results from the 2017 Point-in-Time Count, July 2017
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, May 31, 2018
More by Chris Nichols
stated on August 31, 2021 a CNN interview:
"I don't believe the science suggests that young people should be vaccinated. I don't believe that young people should have to wear masks at school. I'm not sure the science is settled on that at all."
By Chris Nichols • September 11, 2021
stated on August 19, 2021 a tweet:
"California voters to be able to download ballots at home for recall election, sparking security concerns."
By Chris Nichols • August 27, 2021
stated on June 1, 2021 an interview on MSNBC:
"Sadly during the course of the pandemic one-third of our small businesses have closed."
By Chris Nichols • June 7, 2021
stated on May 4, 2021 a campaign press conference:
California Gov. Gavin Newsom "just let 76,000 inmates out of jail."
By Chris Nichols • May 5, 2021
Kevin Kiley
stated on April 26, 2021 a tweet:
"San Francisco had twice as many drug overdose deaths as COVID deaths last year."
By Chris Nichols • April 29, 2021
stated on March 9, 2021 a State of the State Address:
"California's [COVID-19] death rate has remained one of the lowest per capita in the nation: 134 deaths per 100,000, compared to 158 nationally, 153 in Texas and 247 in New York."
By Chris Nichols • March 10, 2021
Doug LaMalfa
stated on March 2, 2021 a constituent email.:
Voting-rights legislation proposed by Democrats in Congress called H.R. 1 "would force states to restore the voting rights of convicted felons—including violent felons convicted of murder or rape."
By Chris Nichols • March 4, 2021
Kevin Sorbo
stated on February 15, 2021 a tweet:
"So California is requiring signature verification for Gavin Newsom's recall, but didn't require it for the mail in ballots."
By Bill McCarthy • February 16, 2021
stated on February 9, 2021 a press release:
Raising the national minimum wage to $15 per hour "would destroy up to 3.7 million jobs."
By Chris Nichols • February 11, 2021
stated on January 28, 2021 a blog:
Facebook tried to "shut down" the campaign to recall California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
By Chris Nichols • February 2, 2021
Rusty Hicks
stated on January 12, 2021 a press conference:
The effort to recall California Gov. Gavin Newsom is "a coup."
By Chris Nichols • January 13, 2021
Shannon Grove
stated on January 6, 2021 a tweet:
"Antifa" is to blame for storming the U.S. Capitol.
By Chris Nichols • January 6, 2021
stated on January 1, 2021 a Facebook post:
There are "absolutely no patients" at Los Angeles hospital considered the center of region's COVID-19 surge.
James Gallagher
stated on December 3, 2020 a tweet:
"Government imposed lockdowns do NOT reduce [COVID-19] cases or stop spikes."
By Chris Nichols • December 16, 2020
Video shows California election workers "cheating" by collecting ballots from drop box on Nov. 4.
By Chris Nichols • November 11, 2020

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Q: Atualizando conteúdo dentro de uma Lightbox sem dar Refresh na pagina Bom galera, eu to usando o Lightbox e Ajax pra ampliação de conteúdo. O conteúdo propriamente dito sempre vem acompanhando de uma imagem, assim é só clicar nessa imagem que ela amplia e aparece o texto referente aquela imagem, como se fosse o Lightbox do Facebook. Bom assim que o conteúdo é ampliado também tem aquelas setas pra poder visualizar a postagem anterior ou a seguinte. O problema está ai, suponhamos que eu role metade da pagina pra baixo e clico em um conteúdo que achei interessante ai desejo abrir, apos eu clicar em próximo ou anterior a pagina volta ao topo, agora se eu clicar em um conteúdo qualquer, fechar o Lightbox e clicar em outro conteúdo ela não volta ao topo.
Quero que de pra clicar em próximo ou anterior sem que volte ao topo. Já tentei algumas coisas e nada deu certo.
Script do LightBox:

Script do carregamento Ajax

Ambos os scripts sao acionados com o link:
<a class="lightbox" href="#" onclick="abrirPag('midia.php?I_POST=<?php echo $posts['ID'] ?>');">

A pagina midia.php faz parte do carregamento Ajax, nela eu pego por meio GET o id da postagem e carrego as informações referente a ela

A: A tua página está a "voltar ao topo" porque quando clicas em:

Tens um # no atributo href que por defeito vai-te adicionar esse mesmo # no endereço da página no teu navegador, dando origem ao "voltar ao topo". Isto é um comportamento padrão dos navegadores porque efectivamente o # é conhecido por identificador de fragmento e utilizado para permitir scroll automático para uma localização especifica da página.
Cancelar o identificador de fragmento
A solução passa por evitar que esse comportamento padrão do clique seja realizado, sendo a forma mais simples a adição de um ! após o # no atributo href:

Como o identificador de fragmento é suposto conter após o mesmo um valor correspondente a um ID na página e como não existem elementos com um ID exactamente igual a !, o scroll não é realizado pelo navegador.
Usando JavaScript
Também podes adicionar no atributo onclick o cancelamento do comportamento padrão do identificador de fragmento # fazendo uso do return false;:

Em JavaScript, o return false é utilizado para evitar que o restante código seja executado. Quando aplicado após a chamada de uma função dentro do atributo onclick, ele vai evitar que o navegador continue a reagir ao clique ficando assim cancelando a leitura do atributo href.

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2016 Dukes of Distinction gather in the York Commons Thursday evening for induction ceremony. (Left to Right) Jack Lavin, Mark Nottelmann (son of O. Robert Nottelmann) Barbara Kegerreis Lunde, Tekki Lomnicki, Dr. Allan Tereba, Judd Lofchie. and Dan Konopka. Thurs., Nov. 3, 2016.
On Thursday and Friday, York honored seven Dukes of Distinction, alumni who distinguished themselves through significant career and community contributions. These noteworthy graduates returned to York to share their accomplishments and memories with students, faculty, staff and community members.
On Thursday evening the formal induction ceremony took place in the York Commons, with each alum being recognized for his or her accomplishments and given an opportunity to speak about their achievements as well as their time at York.
On Friday, they addressed students in the auditorium about the impact York had on their current success.
2016 Dukes of Distinction address student body in York auditorium. (Left to Right) Tekki Lomnicki, Dr. Allan Tereba, Jack Lavin, Barbara Kegerreis Lunde, Dan Konopka, Judd Lofchie. Fri., Nov. 4, 2016.
"When they talked, you could really hear them speak about how York really is a great school and how they got a lot of what they do from York," said Clayton Letourneau, sophomore.
After the presentations in the auditorium, each alum visited classes associated with his or her carer. They shared with students the values York taught them, which set them on the path to success.
For more on individual inductees and how they spent their Friday here at York, check back with thisisyork.org throughout the week. We will profile each distinguished Duke in our recurring feature, Under the Monocle — Dukes of Distinction edition.


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München-Pasing München három pályaudvara közül a második legnagyobb és legforgalmasabb. Naponta több mint 85 000 utas fordul meg itt, ebből 65 000 S-Bahn utas. Az állomás 9 vágányos. A német vasútállomás-kategória második osztályába tartozik. 1840. október 7-én nyílt meg. Átépítése 2013 végén befejeződött, a felújítás részeként 19-es villamos útvonalát is meghosszabbították az állomásig, így közvetlenül az állomás bejárata előtt áll meg.

Járatok

Távolsági járatok

Regionális járatok

S-Bahn
Az állomást 5 S-Bahn vonal érinti.

Peronhosszak
München-Pasing peronjai az alábbi hosszúságúak::
 Peron 0 (1. vágány): 221 m
 Peron I (2. és 3. vágány): 310 m
 Peron II (4 és 5. vágány): 232 m
 Peron III (6 és 7. vágány): 278 m
 Peron IV (8 és 9. vágány): 416 m

Vasútvonalak
Az állomáson az alábbi vasútvonalak haladnak keresztül:

Távolsági és regionális járatok
 München–Ulm-vasútvonal (KBS 980)
 München–Lindau-vasútvonal (KBS 970)
 München–Garmisch-Partenkirchen-vasútvonal (KBS 960)

S-Bahn
 S-Bahn-Stammstrecke (KBS 999)
 S-Bahn 3, 4, 6 és 8 (KBS 999.4–999.6, 999.8)
 S-Bahn 20 (KBS 999.20)

Tömegközlekedés
Busz:
Villamos:

Jegyzetek

Irodalom
 Renate Mayer-Zaky, Reinhard Bauer: Pasing. Stadt in der Stadt. Bavarica-Verlag Dr. Reinhard Bauer, München 1996.
 Peter Lisson (Hrsg.): Drehscheibe des Südens. Eisenbahnknoten München. Hestra-Verlag, Darmstadt.

További információk
 Präsentation der DB zum Umbau des Pasinger Bahnhofes (PDF-Datei; 2,99 MB)
 http://www.stationsdatenbank.bayern-takt.de/StationsdatenbankBEG/Steckbrief.html?lang=de&efz=8004158
 Gleisplan Pasing 1981
 Gleisplan Pasing-Betriebsbahnhof 1981

München vasútállomásai
Pasing
1839-ben megnyílt vasútállomások
Neoreneszánsz stílusban épült vasútállomások


is the parallel transport associated to ∇.
In particular, if xt is a loop, then Ct may or may not also be closed depending on the torsion of the connection.
1. Tangent vectors on the Equator pointing toward North are parallel transported along the Equator into each other.
2. The longitude lines are geodesics, i.e. tangent vectors of a given longitude line are parallel transported along this longitude line into each other.
Now I take xt a triangle on the sphere having three rectangles : x0 = (0,0), xπ/2 = (0, π/2), xπ = (π/2,π/2) = (π/2,0), x3π/2 = x0. (with (lat, long) coordinates)This is a loop.
Applying the definition of Wikpedia, the affine development of this loop is the following open polygon in T(0,0)S2: C0 = (0,0), Cπ/2 = (0, π/2), Cπ = (π/2, π/2), C3π/2 = (0, π/2).
If this is so, then according Wikipedia's definition, this connection has a non-vanishing torsion. But in this case, this connection can't be a Levi-Civita connection because the Levi-Civita connection is torsion-free by definition. Is this really so? The connection defined above is really not a Levi-Civita connection, or I have misunderstood or miscalculated something?
Of course, I took the [tex] \tau_t^0[/tex] parallel transport along the xt curve, but Wikipedia doesn't tell that along what curve should it be understood. Perhaps along a geodesic from xt to x0?
Your calculation seems correct. The usual connection on the sphere is of course torsion-less, but as you point out the development of a great triangle is not a closed curve. I wonder if it may indeed be the case that the development of a loop is closed iff the connection is flat (= curvaturefree and torsionfree). Maybe the idea of development is coming from Lie group theory. The connection of a Lie group has no curvature but possibly torsion, so that would explain the lack of considering connections with curvature in developments?
The Wiki article is a bit misleading in assuming that torsion is only twisting around a curve. In fact torsion of a connection can manifest itself in several other ways too. A simple example is the group of orientation-preserving affine transformations of the line: [itex]x\mapsto bx+a[/itex]. An element of this group is a point [itex](a,b),\,b>0[/itex] in the upper plane. The torsion of the connection causes the vertical component of a vector to shrink and the geodesics are either vertical lines or curves that bend to the right or left. (Or something like that...) If I remember correctly Frankel's The Geometry of Physics has a good discussion of this example.
Also, the idea that the image of closed curve in a manifold becomes non-closed in another space also shows up in the context of frame bundles. The lift of a closed curve to the bundle of Euclidean frames of a Riemannian manifold is not closed if the manifold has curvature.
In the group you told, the product of (a1,b1) and (a,b) acts on x as (a1 + b1(a + bx)) = a1 + b1a + b1bx, i.e, the left action of (a1,b1) on (a,b) is (a1+b1a, b1b).
Te identity element is (0,1).
If g: [-1,1] -> G : t->(a(t), b(t)) is a curve in this G group, then this curve is transformed by (a(0), b(0))-1 to (-a(0)/b(0) + a(t)/b(0), b(t)/b(0)). The tangent vector of g at t=0 is (a'(t), b'(t)), while the tangent vector of (-a(0)/b(0) + a(t)/b(0), b(t)/b(0)) at t=0 is (a'(t)/b(0), b'(t)/b(0)).
That is, if we take a curve in G startig from the identity, then the tangent vector (a',b') in (a,b) is parallel transported to the tangent space at the identity as (a'/b, b'/b).
This is the line segments forming a triangle with vertices (0,1), (1,1) and (0,2).
The tangent vectors of the three straight line segments are (1,0), (-1,1) and (0,-1).
They are parallel transformed to the tangent space at identity as (1, 0), (-1/t, 1/t) and (0, -1/(4-t) respectively.
This is an open polygon with vetices (0,0), (1,0), (1-log(2), log(2)), (1-log(2), 0).
So this connection has really a nonvanishing torsion according to Wiki's definition.
(I hope I didn't missed the calculations).
That seems correct. Well done.
Perhaps I am now wrong, but I found that geodesics are straight lines. I show this in the following.
Let (u,w) be an element of the Lie algebra of this group, and (A,B) an element of the group. Let's calculate the geodesic in the direction (u,w) through (A,B).
If the tangent vector of this geodesic in the point (a,b) is (a', b'), then the Maurer-Cartan form must carry it into (u,v). That is, (a', b') = (ub, vb).
That is, a = A-(u/v)B + (u/v)b.
This is a straight line through (A,B) on the (a,b) plane.
I think the affine development of the closed path you're considering is closed; it is the boundary of the quarter of a circular disk.
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A Is the Berry connection a Levi-Civita connection?
Is the Levi-Civita connection unique for a given manifold?


The Arts and Crafts movement started in England around 1880, and was quickly adopted and promoted by artists and writers like William Morris and John Ruskin. At its heart, the movement was a rejection of the industrialisation and mass production that had transformed Britain in the 19th century. The movement is generally judged to have ended with the outbreak of the First World War.
The movement's principles of design struck a chord with many architects, artists and craftsmen, and soon took hold around the world. Arts and crafts adherents promoted the idea of traditional craftsmanship and design, often coupled with elements from romantic and folk art. They rejected what they saw as the over-ornate artificiality of industrially created design.
In jewellery, Arts and Design makers eschewed modern techniques like fly pressing, plating and casting, preferring to make jewellery by hand using methods from an earlier era. In terms of style, Arts and Crafts proponents valued simple, individual design. They disliked intricate work, large gemstones and ostentatious, mass-produced pieces.
One of the best known jewellery designers was Charles Robert Ashbee who in 1888 launched the Guild and School of Handicraft in London where his designs were made. Like many Arts and Crafts designers, Ashbee used stylised motifs from nature based on foliage, birds and flowers. He avoided gold, preferring to work in silver, brass and copper. Ashbee used cabochon cut diamonds rather than facetted ones, a common choice for Arts and Crafts jewellers, and when he did use precious stones they were an integral part of the design rather than a focal point. Enamelling was also popular.
Other notable designers included Arthur and Georgie Gaskins, Nelson and Edith Dawson, and Arthur Fisher. The problem for collectors of Arts and Crafts jewellery is that designers often did not make the jewellery themselves, and did not sign it. However, careful study of examples of the jewellery makes identification of this distinctive style easier. Museums like the Victoria and Albert, the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, and the British Museum all have Arts and Crafts jewellery collections.


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Q: Calling dynamic library method - IntelliJ IDEA project - Java I have the following Java native function
private static native void fillEnergyArrays(double currentTemp, double concNA, double concMG);

The function is implemented in C. The code has been tested and I have created a working dynamic library, libhyfiModel.jnilib, which I can use to call the method from a Java file, Temp.java. There are no problems in this case when I run the program with the one file. The method call works and returns the expected value.
The problem:
I am taking Temp.java and libhyfiModel.jnilib and trying to import them into a large IntelliJ IDEA project which uses Maven as a build manager. I have put my libhyfiModel.jnilib file in my correct directory so it loaded when the program executes. I double checked that it's loaded using this code in Temp.java:
static {
    try {
        System.loadLibrary("hyfiModel");
    }
    catch (UnsatisfiedLinkError e) {
        System.err.println("Native code library failed to load\n" + e);
    }
}

No exception is thrown here, so libhyfiModel.jnilib is found and loaded correctly, but when the native method is executed I get the following error:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: ca.virology.baseByBase.DiffEditor.fillEnergyArrays(DDD)V
      at ca.virology.baseByBase.DiffEditor.fillEnergyArrays(Native Method)
      at ca.virology.baseByBase.DiffEditor.main(DiffEditor.java:266)

I have looked at the documentation here https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/help/configuring-module-dependencies-and-libraries.html and followed the instructions with no success.
So the dynamic library is being loaded and I have added the directory containing libhyfiModel.jnilib as a dependency but the method can not execute... What am I missing?
EDIT:
I created a new IntelliJ project with just Temp.java and I am able to call the native function with no errors, so I'm thinking there must be a problem with my project configurations. Any IntelliJ experts out there?

A: Figured it out. It wasn't a configuration error since the library was being loaded properly. The problem was with Temp.java package membership used in the IntelliJ project.
I had a Temp.h file that was generated using the command javah -jni Temp that contains the C function definitions for my native functions.
I didn't realize that the native function definitions in Temp.h are different when the Java file Temp.java has a specified  package.
I found my answer at Another JNI, C++, DLL, UnsatisfiedLinkError <Native Method>
It is shown that the header files' function names change with package membership.


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The expansion-era Blues employed a Who's Who list of hockey greats.
Al Arbour, who died Friday after battling Parkinson's Disease and dementia, was high on that list. He patrolled the blue line for the early Blues, wearing his trademark spectacles.
Arbour served as this franchise's first captain before graduating into the head coaching role to replace the legendary Scotty Bowman.
"I'd like to say I taught Al everything he knows, but that isn't so," Bowman said during a 2007 ceremony honoring Arbour.
Hall of Famer players Glenn Hall, Jacques Plante, Doug Harvey, Dickie Moore and Guy Lapointe wore the Note in the earliest days along with the robust tag team of Barclay and Bobby Plager on the blue line.
As was the franchise norm, the Blues did not hold onto these great coaches for long. Bowman moved on to coach the Montreal Canadiens and Arbour later led the New York Islanders after getting fired here.
This of Blues coaches who enjoyed greater success elsewhere is long and impressive: Emile "The Cat" Francis, Red Berenson (at the University of Michigan), Jacques Demers, "Iron Mike" Keenan, Joel Quenneville and Ken Hitchcock.
Arbour won four Stanley Cups coaching the Islanders and was behind the bench for 1,500 games. He remained with the organization for many years, distinguishing himself as one of the game's greatest gentlemen.
Al Arbour, Mount Rushmore guy among NHL coaches. Four NYI Cups (19 series) among the most under-appreciated skeins of greatness in sport.
RIP Radar Al Arbour. One of the very best hockey people who ever lived. Great player, competitor and coach. But especially a great person.
As a player, Al Arbour stood alone in the NHL as a shot blocker, long before it became a necessary part of an NHLer's tool kit.


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The Rocky Mountain Region is home to a thriving Shambhala community that was first established when Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche came to the Boulder area in the early 1970s.
In addition to several Shambhala centers and groups in the Rocky Mountains, our region includes a Shambhala residential community, and two exceptional retreat centers in the Colorado mountains. People across the world travel to this area to study and practice at the Shambhala centers here.
You are invited to visit all of these urban centers and retreat centers to make new friends, deepen your practice, and experience the profound Shambhala teachings.
Visit the Boulder Shambhala Center website.
Visit the Fort Collins Shambhala Center website.
Visit the Longmont Shambhala Meditation Group website.
Marpa House is a Shambhala urban residence with an environment where individuals can commit wholeheartedly to their path of meditation practice, study and livelihood.
Visit the Marpa House website.
Nestled high in the Colorado Rockies in a serene 600-acre valley surrounded by rocky peaks and pine and aspen forests, Shambhala Mountain Center provides a safe and supportive container for the Shambhala teachings, as well as programs in personal health, deepened awareness and transformation. One of the most significant examples of sacred Buddhist architecture in North America – The Great Stupa of Dharmakaya – is located here.
Shambhala Mountain Center offers classes in the Way of Shambhala path, week-long and month-long meditation retreats, as well as advanced practice assemblies that draw Shambhala practitioners from across the world.
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Dorje Khyung Dzong ("Indestructible Garuda Fortress") is a Shambhala solitary retreat center located on 400 acres of piñon and juniper forests in southern Colorado. DKD provides the quiet and privacy of a solitary retreat for those who seek to deepen their spiritual practice through meditation.
Visit the Dorje Khyung Dzong website.
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BB&T SIGNS LEASE AT RIVERFRONT PLAZA IN RICHMOND, VA
(RICHMOND, VA) – The Washington, D.C. office of Hines, the international real estate firm, announced today that Branch Banking and Trust Company (BB&T) has signed a long-term lease for 140,000 square feet of office space at the 951,616-square-foot Riverfront Plaza in downtown Richmond.
The 21-story, two-building complex is located at 901 and 951 East Byrd Street on the banks of the James River.
BB&T will relocate and consolidate their Richmond-based regional headquarters office, their brokerage operation Scott & Stringfellow, and BB&T Capital Markets from nearby Richmond locations.
Upon lease commencement in 2010, the firm's more than 500 employees will occupy the property.
Stevens Gentil and Chuck Ellsworth of Grubb & Ellis|Harrison & Bates represented BB&T in lease negotiations, while Michael Campbell of Dominion Realty Partners represented Hines.
A significant portion of the space leased by BB&T is the space recently vacated by Wachovia Securities, which relocated from Richmond to St. Louis due to its merger with A.G. Edwards.
"While we are disappointed to see the headquarters of Wachovia Securities leave Richmond, we are especially pleased to be bringing BB&T, a strong and exceptionally well- respected financial institution, to Riverfront Plaza to join our many other highly valued tenants," said Hines Vice President of Asset Management Thor Headley.
"This move demonstrates our long-term commitment to downtown Richmond and enables us to bring together employees across our financial services spectrum to better serve our clients," said Andy Hughes, president of BB&T's Central Virginia Region.
"Our ability to make this happen in the current environment also demonstrates the financial strength and stability of BB&T."
With the signing of the BB&T Lease, Riverfront Plaza is 95 percent leased to Hunton & Williams; LeClair Ryan; Virginia Economic Development Partnership; and UBS, among others.
A portion will continue to be leased by Wachovia Securities.
Riverfront Plaza was acquired in 2006 by the Hines U.S. Core Office Fund LP.
Designed by HKS, Inc. Architects, the project was completed in 1990.
Last year, under Hines' management, the building was recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), earning the EPA's highly regarded ENERGY STAR® label in recognition of outstanding energy conservation.
It was the first privately held commercial office building in downtown Richmond to receive this recognition.
About BB&T
At Sept. 30, Winston-Salem, N.C-based BB&T Corporation (NYSE: BBT) had $165.3 billion in assets and operated more than 1,800 branches in 13 states and Washington, D.C. More information about the company is available at www.BBT.com.
About Hines
Hines is a privately owned real estate firm involved in real estate investment, development and property management worldwide. The firm's historical and current portfolio of projects that are underway, completed, acquired and managed for third parties includes 1,111 properties representing more than 449 million square feet of office, residential, mixed-use, industrial, hotel, medical and sports facilities, as well as large, master-planned communities and land developments. With offices in more than 100 cities in 17 countries, and controlled assets valued at approximately $22.9 billion, Hines is one of the largest real estate organizations in the world. Hines is also a world leader in sustainable real estate strategies, with extensive experience in LEED®, ENERGY STAR®, BREEAM in the United Kingdom, France's Haute Qualité Environnementale and with the German Sustainable Building Council. Visit www.hines.com for more information.
https://www.hines.com/news/bb-t-signs-lease-at-riverfront-plaza-in-richmond-va


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If piles of paperwork are overwhelming your office space it might be time to go digital, and free-up your desk. You will, however, need to keep some stuff on good old-fashioned paper.
• There are some things that you will need to keep hard copies of. These include personal documents such as birth and marriage certificates; deeds; loan and mortgage documents; warranties; pay, P60 and P45 slips.
• Request PDF versions of insurance certificates and ask for paperless billing on your household bills so you can view them online rather than having them posted. You can also request to view your bank statements online, unless you need to complete a tax return, for which you will need hard copies.
• Set up a filing system on your computer for bills, statements and certificates, with different folders for each type of document, as you would have done with your paper versions. Then within each folder create another for the year, or even the month. It will make it much easier when it comes to locating them.
• Unless you need to complete a tax return, keep a year's worth of bank statements, bills and payslips (until you receive your next P60). If you are self-employed then you should keep them for longer. Mortgage and any pension or investment documents should be kept indefinitely, as should P60 and P45 slips. Once you've sold a car and it's in the new owner's name, then you can destroy any servicing details and MOT certificates. Likewise, once an insurance policy has been terminated, or a switch is fully completed, then you can destroy the documents.
• Always backup your computer files to an external hard drive in case anything should go wrong with your computer or laptop.


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'Sprint Drive First' mobile 'app' free for 15 days
Michelle Kantrow-Vázquez January 11, 2013
Sprint has created a list of tips to help customers focus on driving.
In support of the recently approved law banning the use of mobile phones while driving in Puerto Rico, wireless carrier Sprint is offering its "Sprint Drive First" application for free for 15 days, company officials announced Thursday.
The mobile app can block and send automatic replies to text messages while the person drives, doing away with possible distractions behind the wheel. The app locks an Android mobile phone when the phone's GPS detects motion above 10 miles per hour.
"Sprint Drive First" can direct incoming calls to voice mail and silences distracting alerts. A customizable auto-response can be sent to all text messages, which are held until the driver comes to a stop.
Since 2005, Sprint has worked on behalf of its customers and employees on the issue of distracted driving by partnering with schools, nonprofit organizations and product developers on various programs to help combat texting while driving and promote responsible driving.
Sprint Drive First has a fee of $2 per month per phone (excluding surcharges and taxes). However, the company is offering a 15-day free trial by downloading the app from Google Play or visiting sprint.com/drive.
Michelle Kantrow-Vázquez
Business reporter with 29 years of experience writing for weekly and daily newspapers, as well as trade publications in Puerto Rico. My list of former employers includes Caribbean Business, The San Juan Star, and the Puerto Rico Daily Sun, among others. My areas of expertise include telecommunications, technology, retail, agriculture, tourism, banking and most other segments of Puerto Rico's economy.
mkantrow@newsismybusiness.com
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In her latest project Jan McCullough uses photography to explore the fluid and constructed nature of what constitutes the ideal house. Driven by her discovery of an online discussion on the perfection of domestic spaces, McCullough moved her studio into a rented empty house, where she put into practice the tips offered by various anonymous users. She then photographed her resulting compositions, creating images that demonstrate, among others, the functional way to store Tupperware, the wheelie bin's acceptable location, and the right arrangement of postcards on the kitchen's cork board. In fact, McCullough went to great lengths to find the props and furniture appropriate to the instructions she was following. This included tasks such as visiting thrift shops, browsing eBay's listings and borrowing a cat from a friend.
Born and raised in Northern Ireland, McCullough embarked on developing Home Instruction Manual in 2014, a year after her graduation from the Belfast School of Art. The project was originally pitched as a photobook. The forum's conversation and McCullough's images were printed on inexpensive paper and casually inserted as two separate supplements. The book's design put the artist firmly to the path towards her 2015 Fotobookfestival Kassel Dummy Award victory. Wisely, for her new London show at Seen Fifteen McCullough kept the manual's ephemeral aesthetic, pinning prints directly onto the wall and hanging texts as rolls from the ceiling.
Be it in print or book form, McCullough's photographs of the perfect home are very different from what one would naturally expect, namely desirable and cosy environments. Instead, her otherwise adroitly composed images elicit a strange atmosphere of detachment, which echoes the banality of William Eggleston's interiors and the aesthetic of Wolfgang Tillmans' snapshots.
Yet the mode within which McCullough operates may be reminiscent of Cindy Sherman's performative practice, particularly her Society Portraits. While Sherman acted out her observations of American youth-obsessed women, McCullough brought to life her collection of online views on the perfect home. As with Sherman's series, McCullough's manual is mischievous and intelligent at the same time: a playful project that skilfully borrows the tools of a production designer, but also, perhaps, a comment on the unattainable goal of perfection.
Yet to simply identify McCullough's work as a critique on the hypocrisy and superficiality of consumer society is to overlook her intention to emphasise the subjectivity of taste and the multiplicity of perspectives. Although both distillation and inventiveness play a key role in her work, McCullough's voice has no authorial intent. For instance, she once realised that users hold conflicting views on the ideal number and colour of bed cushions. Rather than selecting the most extravagant or absurd option, she staged and photographed all ideas independently, presenting them in a grid on the gallery wall.
The fact that a typed discussion forms the project's departure point is not the only reason this article features on the Photocaptionist, which explores image-text intersections. McCullough's denial of the existence of a single reality bears a striking similarity to a type of literature the Russian philosopher Mikhail Bakhtin famously identified in Dostoevsky's work. 'Dialogism' is constructed in a novel by a diverse range of characters that have different, at times contradictory, perspectives, all equally important for the interpretation of the work. Unlike 'monologism', in which characters exist only to serve the author's intention, 'dialogism' does not subordinate multiple voices to that of the author. Similarly, McCullough does not merge multiple users' ideas into a single image to present her own notion of the perfect home, but rather, how the perfect home appears to each user.
It will come as no surprise that Verlag Kettler has decided to publish McCullough's compelling manual, which, by rendering actual a virtual world of desired interiors, challenges the very notion of the ideal home.
Aris Kourkoumelis is a photo historian, currently working as coordinator of the Norman Parkinson Archive. He has previously worked in the photographic departments of Phillips, the Vatican Library, and the Benaki museum in Athens.


Walter Camp Football Foundation | 48th Annual Walter Camp Weekend A Success – Thank you!
48th Annual Walter Camp Weekend A Success – Thank you!
Thank you to all who participated in the 48th Walter Camp Football Weekend. Thank you to our sponsors and award recipients.


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public class User {

	@Value("老名字")
    private String name;
    @Value("50")
    private Integer id;

	public int getId() {
		return id;
	}
	public void setId(int id) {
		this.id = id;
	}
	public String getName() {
		return name;
	}
	public void setName(String name) {
		this.name = name;
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This page displays sold house prices for Nicker Brow in Oldham.
Nicker Brow in Dobcross, Oldham consists predominantly of detached houses. Properties on Nicker Brow typically have values around £350,000 - £500,000, but larger detached houses can command upwards of £500,000.
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Sir mera besic+grade pay january 2016 ko 9260 tha par hamare department ne 7 pay commission ki sifaarish sep 2017 me laagu ki hai.tab mera besic+grade pay 9820 tha tho calculation jan 2016 se karni hai ya sep 2017 se please reply dena.
I still dont understand about the central and state gov't servants. Please tell me about it. Some says the central employees are enjoying 7th pay.. we the state employees are not getting any beneficiary of the 7th pay.. ????
THE 7th c p c has suggested PENSION revision as follows.
 all the Pensioner to be given Pension on the formula of multyplying factor of 2.57 on immediate basis this is known as Option no 2 and is paid to all pensioner on last pension bases.
[ the 1st option is described as putting this pay in the pay MATRIX given by G.O.I. IN THE MINIMUM OF pay matrix and set to the nearby upper figure to min of PAY.].
THIS MATRIX is designed in such a way that pay is multiply from 2.57 or 2.62 or 2.67 or 2.72 and lastly 2.77 depending upon each level and category.
 7th c p c has proposed to give the pensioner another OPTION of increment ,hence the person who has earned number increment to be counted and added with in the pay MATRIX , The column and Rows where meet is divided by 2 which will be your correct PENSION.
THIS is 100% accepted by Government of India and no change can be done in by any administrative formula or calculators or CIRCULAR.
FOR ABOVE you are suppose to know the 6th C P C PAYBAND and GRADE PAY you were working lastly IN THE LAST PAY you have retired..
ALLthe pensioner RETIRED from 1-1-1996 onward and getting their PENSION normally knows or can be found out fro their PAY SLIP.
THE pensioner who have retired prior to 1-1-1996 may not be knowing hence CONCORDANCE table is prepared to find out respective PAY BAND & GRADE PAY.
AT the same time ALL above option are to be opted by PENSIONER ONLY and this choice is given to PENSIONER ONLY for BENEFICIAL PURPOSE.
IN so many cases CONCORDANCE formula does not hold beneficiary as it does not reflect on the numbers of increment earned by Pensioner. and contrast to increment formula in this case . PENSIONER SHOULD BE GIVEN CALCULATION , SO AS HE CAN decide the his right choice.
I am working as Loco Pilot -2 (s) , Is pay element added for calculation for D.A, H.R.A and other allowances?


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This is the third edition of this assembly language programming textbook introducing programmers to 64 bit Intel assembly language. The primary addition to the third edition is the discussion of the new version of the free integrated development environment, ebe, designed by the author specifically to meet the needs of assembly language programmers. The new ebe is a C++ program using the Qt library to implement a GUI environment consisting of a source window, a data window, a register, a floating point register window, a backtrace window, a console window, a terminal window and a project window along with 2 educational tools called the "toy box" and the "bit bucket." The source window includes a full-featured text editor with convenient controls for assembling, linking and debugging a program. The project facility allows a program to be built from C source code files and assembly source files. Assembly is performed automatically using the yasm assembler and linking is performed with ld or gcc. Debugging operates by transparently sending commands into the gdb debugger while automatically displaying registers and variables after each debugging step. Additional information about ebe can be found at http: //www.rayseyfarth.com. The second important addition is support for the OS X operating system. Assembly language is similar enough between the two systems to cover in a single book. The book discusses the differences between the systems. The book is intended as a first assembly language book for programmers experienced in high level programming in a language like C or C++. The assembly programming is performed using the yasm assembler automatically from the ebe IDE under the Linux operating system. The book primarily teaches how to write assembly code compatible with C programs. The reader will learn to call C functions from assembly language and to call assembly functions from C in addition to writing complete programs in assembly language. The gcc compiler is used internally to compile C programs. The book starts early emphasizing using ebe to debug programs, along with teaching equivalent commands using gdb. Being able to single-step assembly programs is critical in learning assembly programming. Ebe makes this far easier than using gdb directly. Highlights of the book include doing input/output programming using the Linux system calls and the C library, implementing data structures in assembly language and high performance assembly language programming. Early chapters of the book rely on using the debugger to observe program behavior. After a chapter on functions, the user is prepared to use printf and scanf from the C library to perform I/O. The chapter on data structures covers singly linked lists, doubly linked circular lists, hash tables and binary trees. Test programs are presented for all these data structures. There is a chapter on optimization techniques and 3 chapters on specific optimizations. One chapter covers how to efficiently count the 1 bits in an array with the most efficient version using the recently-introduced popcnt instruction. Another chapter covers using SSE instructions to create an efficient implementation of the Sobel filtering algorithm. The final high performance programming chapter discusses computing correlation between data in 2 arrays. There is an AVX implementation which achieves 20.5 GFLOPs on a single core of a Core i7 CPU. A companion web site, http: //www.rayseyfarth.com, has a collection of PDF slides which instructors can use for in-class presentations and source code for sample programs.
This is the second edition of this assembly language programming textbook introducing programmers to 64 bit Intel assembly language. The primary addition to the second edition is the discussion of the free integrated development environment, ebe, designed by the author specifically to meet the needs of assembly language programmers. Ebe is a Python program which uses the Tkinter and Pwm widget sets to implement a GUI environment consisting of a source window, a data window, a registers window, a console window, a terminal window and a project window. The source window includes a full-featured text editor with convenient controls for assembling, linking and debugging a program. The project facility allows a program to be built from C source code files and assembly source files. Assembly is performed automatically using the yasm assembler and linking is performed with ld or gcc. Debugging operates by transparently sending commands into the gdb debugger while automatically displaying registers and variables after each debugging step. Additional information about ebe can be found at http: //www.rayseyfarth.com. The book is intended as a first assembly language book for programmers experienced in high level programming in a language like C or C++. The assembly programming is performed using the yasm assembler automatically from the ebe IDE under the Linux operating system. The book primarily teaches how to write assembly code compatible with C programs. The reader will learn to call C functions from assembly language and to call assembly functions from C in addition to writing complete programs in assembly language. The gcc compiler is used internally to compile C programs. The book starts early emphasizing using ebe to debug programs, along with teaching equivalent commands using gdb. Being able to single-step assembly programs is critical in learning assembly programming. Ebe makes this far easier than using gdb directly. Highlights of the book include doing input/output programming using the Linux system calls and the C library, implementing data structures in assembly language and high performance assembly language programming. Early chapters of the book rely on using the debugger to observe program behavior. After a chapter on functions, the user is prepared to use printf and scanf from the C library to perform I/O. The chapter on data structures covers singly linked lists, doubly linked circular lists, hash tables and binary trees. Test programs are presented for all these data structures. There is a chapter on optimization techniques and 3 chapters on specific optimizations. One chapter covers how to efficiently count the 1 bits in an array with the most efficient version using the recently-introduced popcnt instruction. Another chapter covers using SSE instructions to create an efficient implementation of the Sobel filtering algorithm. The final high performance programming chapter discusses computing correlation between data in 2 arrays. There is an AVX implementation which achieves 20.5 GFLOPs on a single core of a Core i7 CPU. A companion web site, http: //www.rayseyfarth.com, has a collection of PDF slides which instructors can use for in-class presentations and source code for sample programs.
Systematisch führt Dieterich in die Assembler-Programmierung auf dem PC ein und stellt anhand zahlreicher Beispiele - herstellerneutral - die Sprachelemente von Assembler vor. Aus dem Inhalt: Die Entwicklungsumgebung - Aufbau eines Assembler-Programms - Konstanten und Variablen - Arithmetische Begriffe - Kontrollstrukturen im Assembler - Adressierungsarten - Makros und bedingte Assemblierung - Unterprogramme - Segmente und Segment-Anweisungen - Modularisierung von Programmen - Assembler und Hochsprachen - Zusammengesetzte Datentypen - Andere Prozessoren.
Understand malware analysis and its practical implementation Key Features Explore the key concepts of malware analysis and memory forensics using real-world examples Learn the art of detecting, analyzing, and investigating malware threats Understand adversary tactics and techniques Book Description Malware analysis and memory forensics are powerful analysis and investigation techniques used in reverse engineering, digital forensics, and incident response. With adversaries becoming sophisticated and carrying out advanced malware attacks on critical infrastructures, data centers, and private and public organizations, detecting, responding to, and investigating such intrusions is critical to information security professionals. Malware analysis and memory forensics have become must-have skills to fight advanced malware, targeted attacks, and security breaches. This book teaches you the concepts, techniques, and tools to understand the behavior and characteristics of malware through malware analysis. It also teaches you techniques to investigate and hunt malware using memory forensics. This book introduces you to the basics of malware analysis, and then gradually progresses into the more advanced concepts of code analysis and memory forensics. It uses real-world malware samples, infected memory images, and visual diagrams to help you gain a better understanding of the subject and to equip you with the skills required to analyze, investigate, and respond to malware-related incidents. What you will learn Create a safe and isolated lab environment for malware analysis Extract the metadata associated with malware Determine malware's interaction with the system Perform code analysis using IDA Pro and x64dbg Reverse-engineer various malware functionalities Reverse engineer and decode common encoding/encryption algorithms Reverse-engineer malware code injection and hooking techniques Investigate and hunt malware using memory forensics Who this book is for This book is for incident responders, cyber-security investigators, system administrators, malware analyst, forensic practitioners, student, or curious security professionals interested in learning malware analysis and memory forensics. Knowledge of programming languages such as C and Python is helpful but is not mandatory. If you have written few lines of code and have a basic understanding of programming concepts, you'll be able to get most out of this book.
Incorporate the assembly language routines in your high level language applications About This Book Understand the Assembly programming concepts and the benefits of examining the AL codes generated from high level languages Learn to incorporate the assembly language routines in your high level language applications Understand how a CPU works when programming in high level languages Who This Book Is For This book is for developers who would like to learn about Assembly language. Prior programming knowledge of C and C++ is assumed. What You Will Learn Obtain deeper understanding of the underlying platform Understand binary arithmetic and logic operations Create elegant and efficient code in Assembly language Understand how to link Assembly code to outer world Obtain in-depth understanding of relevant internal mechanisms of Intel CPU Write stable, efficient and elegant patches for running processes In Detail The Assembly language is the lowest level human readable programming language on any platform. Knowing the way things are on the Assembly level will help developers design their code in a much more elegant and efficient way. It may be produced by compiling source code from a high-level programming language (such as C/C++) but can also be written from scratch. Assembly code can be converted to machine code using an assembler. The first section of the book starts with setting up the development environment on Windows and Linux, mentioning most common toolchains. The reader is led through the basic structure of CPU and memory, and is presented the most important Assembly instructions through examples for both Windows and Linux, 32 and 64 bits. Then the reader would understand how high level languages are translated into Assembly and then compiled into object code. Finally we will cover patching existing code, either legacy code without sources or a running code in same or remote process. Style and approach This book takes a step-by-step, detailed approach to Comprehensively learning Assembly Programming.
Dieses Lehrbuch gibt eine praxisnahe Einführung in die Informatik. Zunächst werden die Grundlagen der Kodierung und der Informationsdarstellung abgehandelt und Kontroll- und Datenstrukturen vorgestellt. Anschließend werden Architekturmerkmale von Prozessoren (RISC und CISC) sowie Mechanismen der Systemsteuerung wie Pipelining und Interrupts erläutert. Es folgt eine Beschreibung der wichtigsten Funktionen eines Betriebssystems wie die Organisation von Prozessen und die Speicherverwaltung. Die Darstellung erfolgt mittels des Modellprozessors MMIX, der von Donald E. Knuth in seinem Standardwerk "The Art of Computer Programming" entwickelt wurde. Die Funktionsweise dieses Prozessors wird in einem eigenen Kapitel ausführlich beschrieben. Ferner werden die Programmierumgebung des MMIX und seine Assemblersprache MMIXAL in ergänzenden Anhängen zusammengestellt.
Das Buch gewährt einen Einblick in die Architektur eingebetteter Systeme und den Entwicklungsprozess für die sie steuernde Firmware. Die Anforderungen an ein unbeaufsichtigt laufendes Embedded System sowie deren Umsetzung stehen dabei im Fokus. Alle Konzepte werden anhand von verbreiteten Komponenten wie ARM® Cortex® M3 und M4 basierten Prozessoren, FreeRTOS oder lwip praktisch umgesetzt. Praxistipps zur effizienten und zielgerichteten Nutzung von Debug-, Einkapselungs- und Analysewerkzeugen runden das Buch ab. Sie helfen sowohl dem Einsteiger als auch dem erfahrenen Profi bei der Entwicklung robuster und wartungsfreundlicher Firmware für Mikrocontroller im eingebetteten Umfeld.
This book is about two separate but related topics: assembly language programming and computer architecture. This is based on the notion that it is not possible to study computer architecture in any depth without some knowledge of assembly language programming and similarly, one of the reasons for studying assembly language programming is to gain an insight into how computers work - which naturally leads to their architecture. Introducing Assembly Language Programming and Computer Architecture is ideal for first year computer science or engineering students taking degree and diploma level courses. It will also be a useful reference for computer enthusiasts wishing to advance their knowledge and programming skills.


Shelley Carter was inspired by many things; travel, adventure, history, art, Tarot collaboration and a strong sense of community. It is also a beautiful, well-made set. The project coordinator Shelley Carter; a Tarot reader and art-history buff, had specific goals in mind when she decided to take on this challenge. 1. To create a meaningful, useable Tarot deck for readings and meditation. 2. A deck that would also serve as a mini art gallery showcasing the individual artists of her small community. 3. To also bring these creative individuals together for a unifying purpose that would create a cohesive and meaningful work as a whole. 4.Bring attention to the beauty and uniqueness of the idyllic village of Elora, where they all live and thrive.
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History Short: How the NFL has Changed so Remarkably!
By Major Dan November 3, 2022 No Comments2 Mins Read
On November 3, 1956, future New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms was born, and while he played in the NFL from 1979 to 1993, it is unlikely he would recognize the NFL from the year of his birth!
Here are some of the major differences in the NFL between 1955 and today:
1955- The Cleveland Browns were NFL Champs and the league consisted of 12 teams with no playoffs, just a Championship game. The season was 12 games long.
2022- The Browns are abysmal in recent years, including this one, and the league boasts 32 teams. A whopping 14 teams will make the playoffs this season. The season drags on for 17 games.
1955- The first year face masks on helmets were mandatory, though players could apply for exceptions. Face masks were a single bar. Depending on the source, the last NFL mask-less players played in 1968.
2022- Face masks often resemble intricate cages of multiple horizontal and vertical bars and sometimes are augmented by clear shields.
What other changes can you think of?
Question for students (and subscribers): What are your favorite and least favorite changes in the NFL since 1955? Please let us know in the comments section below this article.
Horrigan, Joe. NFL Century: The One-Hundred-Year Rise of America's Greatest Sports League. Crown, 2019.
National Football League. NFL 100. Harry N. Abrams, 2019.
The featured image in this article, a photograph by Thomson200 of Phil Simms in 2019, is made available under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication.
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Die Pfarrkirche Salzburg-Lehen steht am Vinzenz-Pallotti-Platz im Stadtteil Lehen in der Stadtgemeinde Salzburg. Die auf den Heiligen Vinzenz Pallotti geweihte römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche gehört zum Stadtdekanat Salzburg der Erzdiözese Salzburg. Die Kirche steht unter Denkmalschutz ().

Geschichte
Die Kirche wurde von 1962 bis 1964 nach den Plänen des Architekten Alfred Brandstätter erbaut und 1965 von Erzbischof Andreas Rohracher geweiht.

Architektur
Die moderne Kirche ist eine Betonstahlkonstruktion unter einem Zeltdach mit einem freistehenden Glockenturm. Die Glasmalereien schuf der Maler Josef Mikl.

Ausstattung
Die Bronzearbeiten schuf der Bildhauer Josef Zenzmaier. Die Statue des hl. Josef schuf der Bildhauer Karl Hittmann.

Literatur
 Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs. Dehio Salzburg 1986. Salzburg, Lehen etc., Pfarrkirche hl. Vinzenz Pallotti, Vinzenz-Pallotti-Platz Nr. 2, S. 661.

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Baudenkmal im Land Salzburg
Bauwerk der Moderne im Land Salzburg
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Bauwerk aus Beton
Erbaut in den 1960er Jahren


It's Wednesday! I have decided that Wednesday is going to be my blog day. A spot opened up in our local parent's day out for my daughter so it will be the perfect amount of time to get a blog out into the world for y'all each week (if all goes well with drop off for my two year old).
Today's recipe is a special one to me. I have been cooking it for almost ten years now! My freshman year of college I started exploring the idea of eating meat free occasionally and at least having a more vegetable forward diet. I found a wonderful recipe during this time that was similar to today's recipe but everything was wrapped up in a burrito and flavored a bit differently. I made it frequently and specifically remember making it on a holiday break when I was at home with my family. I come from a family of big time meat eaters so I remember wondering how this idea of a no meat meal would be received. I was so thrilled to see that everyone ate it, including my dad and brothers and they even thought it was yummy! Win! Over the years I changed the recipe (I don't even remember where I got the original recipe from, this was before Pinterest y'all) a bit and we now eat it as a bowl version.
So today I give you this recipe for my southwestern sweet potato bowls with Spanish rice and black beans. Nice, tender roasted sweet potatoes full of southwestern flavor, served over a simple tomato-ey Spanish rice, black beans simmered in lime juice, and topped with all the southwestern fixins. It is a filling meal that won't disappoint!
Yield- This will make enough for my family of 3 to have for 2 nights of dinner.
1. Preheat oven to 400 F. Peel and chop sweet potatoes into small cubes. Toss in a bowl with olive oil, garlic powder, chili powder, cumin, paprika, onion powder, cayenne pepper, and salt and pepper. Mix well and then spread into an even layer on a parchment paper lined baking sheet. Roast in the oven for 30 minutes, stopping halfway in between to stir around. My oven seems to be slower at times so check to make sure they aren't browning. They should be easily penetrable with a fork.
2. While the sweet potatoes are cooking get rice going. Add rice, broth (or water), can of diced tomatoes, and tomato paste to a pot. Bring to a boil and then simmer until tender and done. Once you lower the rice to simmer add diced yellow onion and stir, then replace lid. *If you want to skip the rice you can by packaged Spanish rice. I would recommend the Zatarains brand.
3. Add black beans, lime juice, and a dash of salt to a pot and warm.
4. Once sweet potatoes and rice are done, it is time to assemble the bowls. Add a layer of Spanish rice to your bowl, next a scoop of sweet potatoes and black beans, and top with avocado, cilantro, and Monterey jack cheese if desired.


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Peeking through windows for a house you would like to rent or buy should be perfectly legal. 😉 By the way, love thai food. Never had it until the Cajun took me to a place. Now I love it.


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Tom de Ville makes his directorial debut with 'Corvidae' starring Maisie Williams. 'Corvidae' is a dark fairytale about a young girl who loves birds, and the very strange thing that happens when she tries to protect a wounded crow from the boys in her village. Rooted in the tradition of pastoral horror it is a short, silent film inspired by the work of writers such as Alan Garner and Arthur Machen. Wolfheart Productions and Cat & Weasel Films are now planning to develop 'Corvidae' into a feature film.
Button Eyes - a short film to Chris Hyson's jazz track of the same name was shot in beautiful Whitstable on the Kent Coast and starring Alexander Vlahos - Merlin, Privates, Macbeth (Broadway) - and Valene Kane - The Fall, The Fading Light.
BUTTON EYES
Button Eyes explores the foolishness of youthful romantic arrogance. Cinematography by Jason Oxley who previously shot Wolfheart's film In Absence and produced and directed by Alex Wolpert and Geoffrey Breton. Nominated for Kickstarter of the year at the Shorty Awards NYC 2014.
http://shortyawards.com/category/6th/kickstarter
Based on a true story ALIEN vs. CRAIG follows the classic tale of a young man in difficult circumstances triumphing over adversity, only this time it involves putting on a stage-play version of ALIEN. 'ALIEN vs. CRAIG' is set to be a hilarious, moving and socially pertinent adventure.
This gritty ten minute mini-pilot focuses on the non-uniformed police that patrol the streets of East London. Their job is to ask the questions most of us don't want to know the answers to, and to take on London's most dangerous gangs. Following 18 months of research, "The Fields" explores these men and how their private lives are affected by the choices they make on the job everyday. This is not a 9 to 5.
We follow three elite taskforce members as they battle their way through this harsh urban landscape. A brutal stabbing sets off a rapid chain of events which affects not only the police but also the community the gangs inhabit. Through compelling and intense narrative, we learn what it means to be a policeman in Hackney.
The mini-pilot is designed to give a taster of what the television series will look like. Each episode will correspond to a shift with the Taskforce team. A treatment and script of the full series are already in development.
The Fields - mini-pilot destined for television.
THE FIELDS
The screenplay was written over four months through a process of improvisation and script-development. The cast began the project in August 2011, exploring Alexander Wolpert's original story-line under Geoffrey Breton's exercise-based, scene-building direction. This methodical approach to character exploration and construction results in highly truthful dialogue and a sense of equal creative ownership amongst the actors, writer and director.
With a wonderful cast including Oliver Cotton, Di Trevis and Rupert Frazer, Cinematographer, Jason Oxley has managed to capture the reflective yet painful moments in which we come to terms with loss , using the Red Epic with great effect.
Wolfheart's first film will premier later this year and be submitted to Film Festivals across the world.
In Absence is a short film exploring the momentary realisation of loss and how we attempt to continue to live our lives.
IN ABSENCE
GETHIN ANTHONY, star of NBC's forthcoming 'AQUARIUS' and HBO's 'GAME OF THRONES' is attached to play lead character Craig Docker in our forth-coming second feature 'ALIEN vs. CRAIG'.
Faced with heart-break, unemployment, and the prospect of further injury, Craig is in a serious pickle. Yet with the help of his theatrical mother Phyllis and hapless brother Scuff, Craig cobbles together a plan involving his mum's local am-dram group, a fake charity, and a genre-defining, gut-busting, horror movie.
ALIEN VS CRAIG
Based on a true story, HARPER, explores the experience of an East London bailiff and soon to be Father, who faced with an unexpected encounter, slips into an obsessive hunt for answers leading him to redefine his worth in his local community. A serious slow-burner with moments of surreal comedy, illuminating our country's treatment of people we let slip through the net.


KUNSTHAUS WIEN better known as The Hundertwasser museum, has lent its works to the Marseille-based centre de la Vielle Charité for the retrospective "Hundertwasser – le rêve de la couleur". This exhibition which takes place until the 9th September, shows 90 paintings, graphic works, tapestries and hand-knotted carpets of the famous Austrian artist, otherwise part of the permanent exhibiton in Vennese KUNSTHAUS WIEN.
For the duration of the retrospective in Marseille, Hundertwasser Museum in Vienna has replaced the absent works made by loans from private collections and other Austrian museums. Among them is "Rain over China in flames" (1958) – a typical example of Hundertwasser's "trans automatism" and one of his most important works which was given to the museum by a private collector on permanent loan with immediate effect. Two other outstanding Hundertwasser paintings from mid-1960's, "The Walker" (also coming from a private collection) and "Homesickness" from the Essl Museum in Klosterneuburg, have never been exhibited in KUNSTHAUS WIEN before.
Other loans in KUNSTHAUS WIEN are "Taranto invites and Expels Irina – The Cinema" (1969; Peter Infeld Private Foundation, Vienna) and "Red Lady with the mirrors of Mr. Neuffer" (1974; Eisenberger Collection, Vienna).
All paintings, save "Rain over China…" will be returned to their owners after the finishing of Hundertwasser retrospective on the 9th September.


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Lieutenant Francis St Leger Greer M.C.
Regiment/Service: 2nd Battalion, Irish Guards (British Army)
Francis St Leger Greer was the son of Capt. Joseph Henry and Mary Greer of Grange, Moy. He was born about 1894 at the Curragh, Co. Kildare. Francis was raised by his grandmother Agnes Isabella Greer in Moy, County Tyrone. He was educated at Eton. He gained the rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the service of the 16th Lancers. By February 1917, Frank Greer had been attached to the bombing section of the Irish Guards. Francis was awarded the Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He led three platoons in the advance under very heavy fire. At one point in the advance he shot an enemy machine gunner at about 80 yards, silencing the gun and saving many casualties. Later, he did fine work consolidating the position won. Lieutenant Greer was serving with the 2nd Battalion of the he Irish Guards when he died on the 1st February 1917 aged 23.
Cemetery: Heilly Station Cemetery
Mericourt-L abbe, Somme, 4
Grave Ref: Grave VI-A-10
Mericourt-l'Abbe is a village approximately 19 kilometres north-east of Amiens and 10 kilometres south-west of Albert. Heilly Station Cemetery is about 2 kilometres south-west of Mericourt-l'Abbe, on the south side of the road to Corbie.
1 1901 Census lists Francis Greer Lists Francis as age 6 at house 18.1 in Grange, Moy, Tyrone
2 BillionGraves.com Photo of Francis Greer's headstone
3 Brother - Lieut Col Eric Beresford Greer Brother of Francis Greer
4 Kildare Library website Report of death of Frank Greer in Kildare newspaper
5 National Archives UK Service record - not online as of April 2021
6 National Archives UK Medal Card can be purchased here
7 Photos from London exhibition Photo of Captain Greer and details
8 The Peerage Family tree including birth dates
9 War Graves Photographic Project Photo of Francis Greer's gravestone can be purchased here


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namespace Twilio\Tests\Integration\Studio\V2\Flow;

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use Twilio\Http\Response;
use Twilio\Tests\HolodeckTestCase;
use Twilio\Tests\Request;

class ExecutionTest extends HolodeckTestCase {
    public function testReadRequest(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(500, ''));

        try {
            $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                     ->executions->read();
        } catch (DeserializeException $e) {}
          catch (TwilioException $e) {}

        $this->assertRequest(new Request(
            'get',
            'https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Executions'
        ));
    }

    public function testReadEmptyResponse(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(
            200,
            '
            {
                "meta": {
                    "previous_page_url": null,
                    "next_page_url": null,
                    "url": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions?PageSize=50&Page=0",
                    "page": 0,
                    "first_page_url": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions?PageSize=50&Page=0",
                    "page_size": 50,
                    "key": "executions"
                },
                "executions": []
            }
            '
        ));

        $actual = $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                           ->executions->read();

        $this->assertNotNull($actual);
    }

    public function testFetchRequest(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(500, ''));

        try {
            $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
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        $this->assertRequest(new Request(
            'get',
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        ));
    }

    public function testFetchResponse(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(
            200,
            '
            {
                "sid": "FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "account_sid": "ACaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "flow_sid": "FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "contact_channel_address": "+14155555555",
                "status": "ended",
                "context": {},
                "date_created": "2017-11-06T12:00:00Z",
                "date_updated": null,
                "url": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "links": {
                    "steps": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Steps",
                    "execution_context": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Context"
                }
            }
            '
        ));

        $actual = $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                           ->executions("FNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")->fetch();

        $this->assertNotNull($actual);
    }

    public function testCreateRequest(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(500, ''));

        try {
            $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                     ->executions->create("+15558675310", "+15017122661");
        } catch (DeserializeException $e) {}
          catch (TwilioException $e) {}

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        $this->assertRequest(new Request(
            'post',
            'https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Executions',
            null,
            $values
        ));
    }

    public function testCreateResponse(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(
            201,
            '
            {
                "url": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "sid": "FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "account_sid": "ACaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "flow_sid": "FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "context": {},
                "contact_channel_address": "+18001234567",
                "status": "active",
                "date_created": "2015-07-30T20:00:00Z",
                "date_updated": "2015-07-30T20:00:00Z",
                "links": {
                    "steps": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Steps",
                    "execution_context": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Context"
                }
            }
            '
        ));

        $actual = $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                           ->executions->create("+15558675310", "+15017122661");

        $this->assertNotNull($actual);
    }

    public function testDeleteRequest(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(500, ''));

        try {
            $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                     ->executions("FNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")->delete();
        } catch (DeserializeException $e) {}
          catch (TwilioException $e) {}

        $this->assertRequest(new Request(
            'delete',
            'https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Executions/FNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
        ));
    }

    public function testDeleteResponse(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(
            204,
            null
        ));

        $actual = $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                           ->executions("FNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")->delete();

        $this->assertTrue($actual);
    }

    public function testUpdateRequest(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(500, ''));

        try {
            $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                     ->executions("FNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")->update("active");
        } catch (DeserializeException $e) {}
          catch (TwilioException $e) {}

        $values = ['Status' => "active", ];

        $this->assertRequest(new Request(
            'post',
            'https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Executions/FNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',
            null,
            $values
        ));
    }

    public function testUpdateResponse(): void {
        $this->holodeck->mock(new Response(
            200,
            '
            {
                "url": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "sid": "FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "account_sid": "ACaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "flow_sid": "FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa",
                "context": {},
                "contact_channel_address": "+14155555555",
                "status": "ended",
                "date_created": "2017-11-06T12:00:00Z",
                "date_updated": "2017-11-06T12:00:00Z",
                "links": {
                    "steps": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Steps",
                    "execution_context": "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Executions/FNaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/Context"
                }
            }
            '
        ));

        $actual = $this->twilio->studio->v2->flows("FWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
                                           ->executions("FNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")->update("active");

        $this->assertNotNull($actual);
    }
}