There are many type of paintball game but here we discuss the woodsball vs speedball games. Woodsball is the original form of the paintball game where you have natural wood environment with natural, bunker and woods that help you to prevent from your competitor, while on other hand, the speedball have artificially designed bunker and hurdles, that are designed according to the requirement of the team playing paintball game.
There are different types of fields that you can choose according to your game requirement. And for each field there must be some different equipment that you need to play. For example, in entry level paintball field there are mostly manual guns and there are artificial bunkers and much more.
Fields of woodsball have variation but still they depends on the local terrain. These fields used the natural environment like they may be situated on the mountain as well as the forest near any river and much more. Due to natural environment there are different starting points and most of the player have different weakness and strength that may face during the game.
The speedball fields depends on the artificial terrain. And most of these fields are flats, well laid out and symmetric. There are variety of artificial bunkers are available you can move the bunkers anywhere in the field to create a different mission. The fields don't have more space and also speedball game can be played indoor in any building as well as any other indoor environment.
Teams in the woodsball games depends on the size of the field because if you have a long distance field obviously you need more players as well as team to play and complete the mission define in the rules. And one large fields you can add hundreds of player and team to play with each other.
In the woodsball game the pace of the game is slower it may be end up in few minutes and may be it end in hours. In this game player take time for the next fire because due to long size of field they need time to cover up. And player need time to reach on competitor bunker as well as need more time for planning and attacking on the competitor.
On other hand due to small size field there is no more time period required to fire on the other team player. And you have to do all things quick like fast planning, attacking and other task because there is limited space and you can easily be shoot if you don't shoot the opposite team player. And due to flat field's player run more and fired more paintball as compare to the woodsball game.
In woodsball game, player have a variety of equipment, which may include the wear which may be camouflage, or dark colors, and also able to use a variety of guns. These gun may include the mimic real gun as well as electro pneumatic guns. It totally depends on you that which one you can use or sometime there are some rules which define the list of all guns that can be used.
But in speedball games, you always use the high-end electro pneumatic guns which have a force fed hopper that help you to generate more speed of the paintball. Player uses the baggy pants and shirts that are specially designed for the speedball. You can also use the knee and elbow pad to secure from any injury. And of limiting the outline player must wear low profile mask when peaking around the artificial bunker.
You can also customized the equipment if it is not against the rule and regulation of tournament. As in some entry level tournament you can't choose the electro pneumatic guns because they may harm the beginner which don't have more experience.
There are different game strategies that are used in the paintball field. Most of these game strategies depends on the filed structure because you must be plan according to the infrastructure if the field where you are going to beat your competitor.
In woodsball the strategies may have more variation because due to a long distance fields you can't move with a single strategy. Some time you may split your team for different directions for which you need more than one strategy because you don't have enough communication due to limitation as well as large distance in between the other team player.
On other hand in speedball even there is not enough variation in the strategies. But still there are some general variation which may change time to time. As the small field size the player are in contact with each other and they can talk constantly so they can easily change the strategy as well as due to speed they don't have more time to plan for a strategy.
When a player is hit or a team step behind from the bunker the other team know how to occupy that place. And for fast firing they need to change the plan according to the next situation. So you can say the overall strategy changing depends on the situation of game. Which may require more changing or follow a simple plan.
There are also many other difference in the woodsball and speedball. But the above mentioned difference are enough to differentiate both the woodsball and speedball game. You can also see some videos on internet to find the actual difference of woodsball and speedball game.


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Q: What are the possible values of $P\cdot Q$ If $P$ and $Q$ are integers such that $Q>P$ and $PQ-P-Q=90$.
What I got is that:
-the last digit of $P+Q$ should be equal to the last digit of $PQ$
-From guessing, I got $PQ=0$ for $P=-90$ and $Q=0$
How should I approach this type of problem?

A: You should write the LHS as $(P-1)(Q-1)-1$.

A: One way to solve these kinds of equations is to check every case.
Rearranging the equation and writing it as $(P-1)(Q-1)=91=13\times7$.
Possible outcomes for $(P-1)$ and $(Q-1)$ for which $Q\gt P$ are

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*1 $\,$ $\,$ and $\,$ 91  gives $\,$ $P=0$ ,$\,$ $Q=92$ $\,$ $\,$ and $\,$ $P.Q=0$

*7 $\,$$\,$ and $\,$ 13  gives $\,$ $P=8$ ,$\,$ $Q=14$ $\,$ $\,$ and $\,$ $P.Q=112$

*-13 and -7  gives $\,$ $P=-12$ ,$\,$ $Q=-6$ $\,$ and $\,$ $P.Q=72$

So Possible outcomes for $P.Q$ are $0$ , $112$ and $72$.

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For now, RIM's looming mindshare problem is more theoretical than it is practical -- as far as Wall Street's concerned, at least -- on today's news that they've beaten the consensus estimates for fiscal Q3 revenue and income with $5.49 billion and $911.1 million, respectively. The company also shipped a record 14.2 million units in the three-month period, up a whopping 40 percent year-over-year, but subscriber additions fell a bit short -- 5.1 million versus the 5.2 million that analysts had counted on. Interestingly, RIM has elected not to report adds anymore, which means they're not offering guidance on adds for the next fiscal quarter, either -- which certainly doesn't seem like a good sign. Be that as it may, Waterloo's confidence in its long-running leaders seems stronger than ever before, because co-CEOs Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis have just been made co-chairmen of the board... presumably just so they can crack jokes about running "dual-core" board meetings. Anyhow, they're looking at revenue for the next quarter of $5.5 to $5.7 billion and earnings per share of $1.74 to $1.80, both of which outstrip estimates, on device sales of 14 million. Any PlayBooks in that figure, do you suppose?


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For the third time in 2020, The BIG Sodexo Quiz returned from the crypt last Thursday (29 October) to raise some much-needed funds for Stop Hunger and its charity partners.
Over 250 of your Sodexo colleagues took part in the online quiz, and with your support, the Halloween spooktacular raised more than £1,100 on the night – a hauntingly good amount that will go to support those most in need.
The quiz originally started life on the Corporate Services' Diageo contract and was meant to be a one-off event. Since the first quiz, the virtual event has grown into a region-wide activity that has been joined by special Sodexo and celebrity guests alike. In total, the three quizzes have raised more than £6,000!
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On Thursday, Sodexo ambassador Matt Dawson was joined by regular quizmaster and star of the Chris Moyle's show, Rob DJ, with a ghoulish guest appearance from Julie Ennis, CEO Corporate Services UK & Ireland, who shone a spotlight on the importance of the Foundation's activities.
Stop Hunger Charity Champion, Michelle Hukin, also joined the fun to tell quiz-goers more about the Foundation's recent £5,000 donation to Leeds based charity St George's Crypt, demonstrating where your support for Stop Hunger is truly making a difference to local communities.
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Like many musicians, when the coronavirus hit in March 2020 I lost all my work in a matter of days. I had a complicated schedule for March and April, filled with tours, festivals, and local concerts, and it all evaporated very fast. Along with losing all my paying work, I was left with the question, what about the work of art? Something tells me art will be fine, even though humans are in trouble at the moment. But right now art is precluded from its important work of gathering us together. So musicians are in a weird situation. In the initial shock my thought was, I don't know what to do but I can record music at home. So on March 19 I set myself the goal of writing and recording a new song every day, to be uploaded to an album on Bandcamp, available free, called PLAGUE DIARY.
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Augmentation of the clarinet sound by use of guitar pedals in the recording process.
Beginning in late June, each track bears a dedication to an artist, scientist, musician, or friend. The album thus functions as a way to maintain connection at this perilous time.
Although donations are most welcome, the album is offered free of charge to the listener, in hopes that the values inherent in the work can be of use and comfort.
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John Shifflett's passing has left a great big hole in my life.
John was a wonderful person -- funny, generous, humble, an astute observer of life's details. He was a hell of a musician. Big Sid Catlett said "I can swing seventeen men with one wire brush and a phone book." You got the feeling John could swing an entire band by just standing still. In a funny way, I didn't really think of John as a bass player; he was just John Shifflett. Sometimes you needed a bass player and sometimes you needed John Shifflett.
He was a master of contrapuntal groove. The melodies he created on the bass were carved out of metal, they were functional objects. You'd be playing a song and you'd be astonished by John's lines -- he had found the inner shape and substance of the song, it sounded perfectly obvious when he played it but you had never known it was there.
I regret John's passing but one thing I don't regret is that whenever we played I tried to tell him all of this, that I loved him and that I learned something new from him every time.
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Jaideep Sahni (born 1968) is an Indian screenwriter, songwriter and creative producer, who wrote the screenplays for films like Chak De! India, Khosla Ka Ghosla, Company, Bunty Aur Babli, Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year and Shuddh Desi Romance.

He won the Filmfare Award for Best Dialogue as well as Filmfare Award for Best Story for Company (2002), and the Filmfare Award for Best Screenplay for Khosla Ka Ghosla (2006). He also won the IIFA award 2008 for best story, for Chak De! India .

Early life and education
Born and brought up in New Delhi, Jaideep Sahni studied at the Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Bidar. He started working as a computer engineer, and has worked for NIIT.

Career
He became a lyricist after jam sessions with Palash Sen, and after discovering the screenplay for the film Gandhi in a New Delhi bookshop, he started writing screenplays, at age 27. He wrote both the screenplay and the lyrics for Jungle (2000), which was directed by Ram Gopal Verma. The second film written by Sahni and directed by Verma, Company (2002), was nominated for eleven Filmfare Awards and won seven of them. Sahni then worked with Dibakar Banerjee in Khosla Ka Ghosla. Since then he continues to work for Yash Raj Films, where he started as a screenwriter for the film Bunty Aur Babli directed by Shaad Ali which was a box office success and a major breakthrough in Abhishek Bachchan's career.

He then wrote the 2007 film Chak De! India, directed by Shimit Amin, who was also an assistant to Ram Gopal Varma before joining Yashraj films. The movie starred Shah Rukh Khan as the coach of Indian hockey team, and was loosely based on the real-life story of Maharaj Krishan Kaushik. He also wrote the screenplay for Aaja Nachle, which was directed by Anil Mehta and which was also released in 2007. Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year, the third film of Shimit Amin, was released in 2009.

Filmography
Writer
Jungle (2000)
Company (2002)
 Bunty Aur Babli (2005)
Khosla Ka Ghosla (2006)
Chak De! India (2007)
Aaja Nachle (2007)
Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year (2009)
Shuddh Desi Romance (2013)

Lyricist
 Jungle (2000)
 Naach (2004)
 Bluffmaster! (2005)
 Salaam Namaste (2005)
 Chak De! India (2007)
Aaja Nachle (2007)
 Johnny Gaddaar (2007)
 Roadside Romeo (2008)
 Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (2008)
 Dil Bole Hadippa! (2009)
 Tere Bin Laden (2010)
 Dum Maaro Dum (2011)
 Shuddh Desi Romance (2013)
 Befikre (2016)
 Hichki (2018)
 Andhadhun (2018)
 83 (2021)
 Jayeshbhai Jordaar (2022)

References

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Living people
Indian male screenwriters
1974 births
Musicians from Delhi
Indian lyricists
Filmfare Awards winners
Screenwriters from Delhi
Hindi screenwriters
Hindi-language lyricists
21st-century Indian dramatists and playwrights
21st-century Indian male writers
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Behind the wheel training can begin once the student completes the first week of class and passes the permit test. After receiving a permit, the student or parent can begin scheduling the driving sessions online. There are a total of 7 sessions of in car training, 2 hours each session. Each session consist of one hour of drive time and one hour of observation.
Students must be at least 15 years of age to enroll in the course.
To Register a $165 deposit is required and balance must be paid in full to receive a permit certificate. Teen Driver Education Course is $335.
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While a certain red-badged Civic stole the show at the Honda Cars Philippines booth, other models in the Japanese carmaker's corner also deserve your attention.
At the ongoing Manila International Auto Show, HCPI showed off the BR-V 1.5 Navi Modulo, the Civic RS Turbo Modulo Sport Concept, the HR-V 1.8 EL Mugen, and a special variant of the City created just for MIAS.
This new BR-V variant has a Modulo tailgate varnish, 16-inch alloys, and sports pedals. Given the 'Navi' in its name, expect it to have built-in navigation as well.
The best-selling Civic gets new black under spoilers, along with a black roof and door mirrors. The dark hues complement the Rallye Red paint well. There are also Modulo accessories and 17-inch matte black alloy wheels.
For the HR-V, improvements include a new grille, 17-inch alloy wheels, and a tailgate spoiler. Prices for the new HR-V Mugen are P1,410,000 for the 1.8 E and P1,520,000 for the 1.8 EL.
Finally, as an act of appreciation to the Filipino customer, HCPI has introduced the City 1.5 VX Navi MIAS Edition. It also has Modulo kits—front under spoiler, side under spoiler, rear under spoiler, duck-type trunk spoiler—and daytime running lights. Only eight units of this special City will be made available, at a cost of P958,000 each.
If you're in the market for one of these Hondas, brave the heat and drop by the Manila International Auto Show to avail of test drives and special packages.


PAYCE is well known in the Sutherland Shire as active supporters and contributors to local community and charity events. Mr Brian Boyd - Managing director of PAYCE - "PAYCE Consolidated Limited are expecting a long-term presence in the Sutherland Shire with the development at the old Kirrawee brick pit site, which has everything going for it to allow a vibrant community to exceed everyones expectations".
"PAYCE Consolidated Limited are expecting a long-term presence in the Sutherland Shire with the development at the old Kirrawee brick pit site, which has everything going for it to allow a vibrant community to exceed everyones expectations", said Brian Boyd.
"This is one of the most popular community events of the year in Sydney`s athletic calendar and we are thrilled to sponsor the new Street Team Challenge.
"We hope that the new PAYCE Street Team Challenge will help attract even more participants, but importantly it is an opportunity for neighbours to get together and race as a team rather than just compete against each other."
The Sutherland2Surf fun run and walk.
Many of the entrants in this year's 11 kilometre Fun Run & Walk on Sunday 20 July are expected to use the event as a warm-up for the Sun Herald City to Surf held three weeks later.
Although not quite as challenging as the City 2 Surf event, the southern Sydney event winds through a number of suburbs in the Sutherland Shire and has its fair share of hills to test competitors.
The route of this year's event is from Sutherland through Kirrawee, Gymea, Miranda, Caringbah and Cronulla, with the finish at Wanda Beach, where spectators and entrants will enjoy some festive activities prior to the winners' presentation ceremony.
PAYCE's General Manager, Dominic Sullivan said there is no upper limit on team numbers.
"The fastest four in each team will combine their times to compare with other teams' results," he said.
"The four fastest team members of the winning team will each receive a plaque acknowledging the individual effort for their street.
"The team members may not have known each other before entering, but this affords an opportunity to build neighbour relations by introducing them to each other via this special category."
The PAYCE Street Team Challenge will see entrants from one street compete against entrants from other streets in a bid to win the first S2S Street Challenge.
All entrants are eligible to enter the category, whether they live in or outside the shire. Members of the same household are also eligible, including relatives or people sharing the same address.
Once four entrants from the same street have registered for the event or selected the Street Team Challenge category, the street will automatically be entered into the street challenge.
Anita Pryke, President of the Wanda Surf Life Saving Club, said the community event had become a legacy of the shire, each year continuing to attract large numbers of Sydney's elite athletes who compete for cash prizes, and a mounting number of entrants from the general public.
"The event has become a popular fun run and walk for the community, inspiring thousands of participants in a fun atmosphere shared by family and friends, children and teens and even toddlers in prams," she said.
"With less than two weeks to go, this year's registrations to date are on track to equal, if not exceed, last year's figure of 8,430."
The annual event is celebrating its 43rd year and continues to be a major fundraiser for a number of charities, including helping Wanda SLSC to continue to provide essential surf lifesaving programs on Wanda Beach.
To find out more about the event or to register your entry, please go to www.sutherland2surf.com.au.


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ResMed Completes Acquisition of BiancaMed
ResMed to Expand its Diagnostic Range and Patient Reach through Strategic Acquisition
San Diego and Dublin, Ireland, 6th July 2011, ResMed (NYSE: RMD and ASX: RMD), a leading developer, manufacturer and distributor of medical equipment for treating, diagnosing, and managing sleep-disordered breathing and other respiratory disorders, today announced the acquisition of BiancaMed Ltd ("BiancaMed"), a leading Irish medical technology company. ResMed has acquired all of BiancaMed's shares for cash.
BiancaMed sells an innovative, convenient, non-contact device for the monitoring of sleep and breathing in the home and hospital markets. The core of BiancaMed's proprietary technology is a sensitive motion sensor that can detect respiration and movement without being connected to the human body. ResMed is committed to advancing innovative technology in sleep and respiratory medicine and commercialising innovative products incorporating these technologies on a global basis. ResMed, which has a long-standing relationship with BiancaMed having provided seed investment in 2003, is seeking to expand its diagnostic range and patient reach through this strategic acquisition.
BiancaMed, a University College Dublin spin-out company, was co-founded in 2003 by Dr. Philip de Chazal, Dr. Conor Hanley and Professor Conor Heneghan to commercialise research undertaken in UCD's School of Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering. BiancaMed is headquartered in NovaUCD, the Innovation and Technology Transfer Centre, and currently employs 29 people.
Announcing the acquisition, Peter Farrell, ResMed's chairman and chief executive officer said, "We are committed to innovation in sleep and respiratory medicine and the related co-morbidities by commercializing products incorporating novel technologies. We have worked closely with BiancaMed for many years and have been investors since their inception in 2003. BiancaMed has exciting technology and a world-class team. We believe there are many opportunities for BiancaMed's applications that will provide future growth, and we look forward to maintaining and building the BiancaMed team."
Through this acquisition ResMed intends to grow and develop the exciting connected health sector in Ireland. Welcoming this announcement Dr. Conor Hanley, BiancaMed's chief executive officer said, "This acquisition will result in broadening the use of BiancaMed's unique technology and will further build on the momentum achieved by BiancaMed to date. As part of ResMed Inc., we will continue to support our existing customers. The successful completion of this transaction was in large part attributable to the dedication and talent of the BiancaMed team and the invaluable support received from all our investors and shareholders."
BiancaMed's shareholders include Enterprise Ireland, DFJ ePlanet Ventures, Invest Northern Ireland, ResMed, Seventure Partners and University College Dublin. Dennis Atkinson, Managing Partner of DFJ ePlanet Capital, said, "We are proud of the achievements of the BiancaMed team and believe this acquisition is testament to both the unique and powerful technology and the strength and commitment of the team. ResMed will be an excellent home for the next phase of BiancaMed's growth." Iain Wilcock, who represented Seventure on BiancaMed's Board, commented, "BiancaMed operates at the interface between the consumer wellness and medical device sectors. We have made an excellent return on our investment and we are sure that Conor and his team will be able to build a substantial business faster with the extra resources that ResMed can provide to the business at this critical stage in its development.
ENDS 6th July 2011
For more information contact: Dr. Conor Hanley, CEO, BiancaMed, t: + 353 1 716 3755 or e: conor.hanley@biancamed.com or Micéal Whelan, NovaUCD, t: + 353 1 716 3712 or e: miceal.whelan@ucd.ie.
ResMed is a leading developer, manufacturer, and distributor of medical equipment for treating, diagnosing, and managing sleep-disordered breathing and other respiratory disorders. We are dedicated to developing innovative products to improve the lives of those who suffer from these conditions and to increasing awareness among patients
and healthcare professionals of the potentially serious health consequences of untreated sleep-disordered breathing. www.resmed.com
BiancaMed, an Irish medical technology company, has developed a contactless, accurate device for the measurement of sleep and breathing. BiancaMed, a University College Dublin (UCD) spin-out company, was co-founded in 2003 by Dr Philip de Chazal, Dr Conor Hanley and Professor Conor Heneghan, to commercialise research undertaken in UCD's School of Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering.
The core of BiancaMed's proprietary technology is a sensitive motion sensor that can detect respiration and movement without being connected to the human body. The sensor incorporates sophisticated biometric software that converts the motion data into measurements of sleep and breathing.
BiancaMed is headquartered in NovaUCD, the Innovation and Technology Transfer Centre at UCD and currently employs a staff of 29. Shareholders include Enterprise Ireland, DFJ ePlanet Ventures, Invest Northern Ireland, ResMed, Seventure Partners and University College Dublin. www.biancamed.com
BiancaMed (acquired by ResMed)
+ 353 1 716 3755
conor.hanley@biancamed.com
Company profile of BiancaMed (acquired by ResMed)
Past press releases of BiancaMed (acquired by ResMed).


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package org.rapid7.nexpose.api;

import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.domain.AssetGroupSummary;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.domain.EngineSummary;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.domain.MultiTenantUserSummary;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.domain.RoleSummary;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.domain.SiloConfigStorage;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.domain.SiteSummary;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.domain.TicketSummary;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.domain.UserSummary;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.generators.IContentGenerator;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.generators.SiteSaveRequestAlertsGenerator;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.generators.SiteSaveRequestCredentialsGenerator;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.generators.SiteSaveRequestHostsGenerator;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.generators.SiteSaveRequestRangesGenerator;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.generators.UserSaveRequestGroupsGenerator;
import org.rapid7.nexpose.api.generators.UserSaveRequestSitesGenerator;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;

public interface Session
{
   void setErrorHandler(IAPIErrorHandler errorHandler);

   void clearErrorHandler();

   APIResponse getListingAPIResponse();

   APIResponse sendRawXMLRequest(String rawXML, APISession.APISupportedVersion version)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   public APIResponse sendRawXMLRequest(String rawXML, APISession.APISupportedVersion version, OutputStream outputStream)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse login(String syncId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse login(String syncId, String siloId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse logout(String sessionId, String syncId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   Iterable<SiteSummary> listSites(String sessionId, String syncId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siteConfigRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String siteId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   Iterable<AssetGroupSummary> listAssetGroups(String sessionId, String syncId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   Iterable<UserSummary> listUsers(String sessionId, String syncId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   Iterable<EngineSummary> listEngines(String sessionId, String syncId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse engineSaveRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String engineConfigId,
      String engineConfigName,
      String engineConfigAddress,
      String engineConfigPort,
      String engineConfigPriority,
      String engineConfigScope,
      IContentGenerator sitesGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse assetGroupSaveRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String assetGroupId,
      String assetGroupName,
      String assetGroupDescription,
      String assetGroupRiskScore,
      IContentGenerator devicesGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse engineActivityRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String engineId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse engineConfigRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String engineId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse engineDeleteRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String engineId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse ticketDeleteRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, IContentGenerator ticketsGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse ticketDetailsRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, IContentGenerator ticketsGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   Iterable<TicketSummary> ticketListRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, IContentGenerator filtersGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse ticketCreateRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String ticketName,
      String ticketPriority,
      String ticketDeviceId,
      String ticketAssignedTo,
      IContentGenerator vulnerabilitiesGenerator,
      IContentGenerator commentsGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siteSaveRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String siteId,
      String siteName,
      String siteDescription,
      String siteRiskFactor,
      IContentGenerator siteHostsHostGenerator,
      IContentGenerator siteHostsRangeGenerator,
      IContentGenerator credentialsGenerator,
      IContentGenerator alertsGenerator,
      String siteScanConfigName,
      String siteScanConfigConfigVersion,
      String siteScanConfigConfigId,
      String siteScanConfigTemplateId,
      String siteScanConfigEngineId,
      String scheduleEnabled,
      String scheduleIncremental,
      String scheduleType,
      String scheduleInterval,
      String scheduleStart,
      String scheduleMaxDuration,
      String scheduleNotValidAfter)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siteSaveRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String siteId,
      String siteName,
      String siteDescription,
      String siteRiskFactor,
      SiteSaveRequestHostsGenerator siteHostsHostGenerator,
      SiteSaveRequestRangesGenerator siteHostsRangeGenerator,
      SiteSaveRequestCredentialsGenerator credentialsGenerator,
      SiteSaveRequestAlertsGenerator alertsGenerator,
      String siteScanConfigName,
      String siteScanConfigConfigVersion,
      String siteScanConfigConfigId,
      String siteScanConfigTemplateId,
      String siteScanConfigEngineId,
      String scheduleEnabled,
      String scheduleIncremental,
      String scheduleType,
      String scheduleInterval,
      String scheduleStart,
      String scheduleMaxDuration,
      String scheduleNotValidAfter)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siteScanRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String siteId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siteDeleteRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String siteId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse assetGroupDeleteRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String assetGroupId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse scanStopRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String scanId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse userSaveRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String allGroups,
      String allSites,
      String authSrcId,
      String email,
      String enabled,
      String fullname,
      String id,
      String name,
      String password,
      String roleName,
      UserSaveRequestSitesGenerator sitesGenerator,
      UserSaveRequestGroupsGenerator groupsGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse userSaveRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String allGroups,
      String allSites,
      String authSrcId,
      String email,
      String enabled,
      String fullname,
      String id,
      String name,
      String roleName,
      UserSaveRequestSitesGenerator sitesGenerator,
      UserSaveRequestGroupsGenerator groupsGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse userSaveRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String allGroups,
      String allSites,
      String authSrcId,
      String email,
      String enabled,
      String fullname,
      String id,
      String name,
      String password,
      String roleName,
      IContentGenerator sitesGenerator,
      IContentGenerator groupsGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse userDeleteRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String userId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse listSilos(String sessionId, String syncId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloCreateRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String id,
      String name,
      String description,
      String siloProfileId,
      String maxAssets,
      String maxUsers,
      String dbID,
      IContentGenerator merchantGenerator,
      IContentGenerator organizationURLGenerator,
      SiloConfigStorage storage)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloUpdateRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String id,
      String name,
      String description,
      String siloProfileId,
      String maxAssets,
      String maxUsers,
      String dbID,
      IContentGenerator merchantGenerator,
      IContentGenerator organizationURLGenerator,
      SiloConfigStorage storage)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloDeleteRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String siloId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloConfigRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String siloId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse multiTenantUserCreateRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String authSrcId,
      String email,
      String enabled,
      String fullname,
      String username,
      String superuser,
      String password,
      IContentGenerator multiTenantUserConfigSiloAccessGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse multiTenantUserCreateRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String authSrcId,
      String email,
      String enabled,
      String fullname,
      String username,
      String superuser,
      IContentGenerator multiTenantUserConfigSiloAccessGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse multiTenantUserUpdateRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String authSrcId,
      String email,
      String enabled,
      String fullname,
      String id,
      String username,
      String superuser,
      String password,
      IContentGenerator multiTenantUserConfigSiloAccessGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   Iterable<MultiTenantUserSummary> multiTenantUserListingRequest(String sessionID, String syncID)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse multiTenantUserConfigRequest(String sessionID, String syncID, String userID)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse multiTenantUserDeleteRequest(String sessionID, String syncID, String userID)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloProfileConfigRequest(String sessionID, String syncID, String siloProfileID)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloProfileCreateRequest(
      String sessionID,
      String syncID,
      String hasGlobalReportTemplates,
      String hasGlobalEngines,
      String hasGlobalScanTemplates,
      String hasLicensedModules,
      String description,
      String id,
      String name,
      IContentGenerator globalReportTemplates,
      IContentGenerator globalScanEngines,
      IContentGenerator globalScanTemplates,
      IContentGenerator licensedModules)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloProfileDeleteRequest(String sessionID, String syncID, String siloProfileID)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloProfileListingRequest(String sessionID, String syncID)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse siloProfileUpdateRequest(
      String sessionID,
      String syncID,
      String hasGlobalReportTemplates,
      String hasGlobalEngines,
      String hasGlobalScanTemplates,
      String hasLicensedModules,
      String description,
      String id,
      String name,
      IContentGenerator globalReportTemplates,
      IContentGenerator globalScanEngines,
      IContentGenerator globalScanTemplates,
      IContentGenerator licensedModules)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse roleCreateRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String roleName,
      String roleFullName,
      String roleDescription,
      String roleEnabled,
      String scope,
      String createReportEnabled,
      String configureGlobalSettingsEnabled,
      String manageSitesEnabled,
      String manageAssetGroupsEnabled,
      String manageScanTemplatesEnabled,
      String manageReportTemplatesEnabled,
      String manageScanEnginesEnabled,
      String submitVulnExceptionsEnabled,
      String approveVulnExceptionsEnabled,
      String deleteVulnExceptionsEnabled,
      String addUsersToSiteEnabled,
      String addUsersToGroupEnabled,
      String createTicketEnabled,
      String closeTicketEnabled,
      String ticketAssigneeEnabled,
      String viewAssetDataEnabled,
      String configureSiteSettingsEnabled,
      String configureTargetsEnabled,
      String configureEnginesEnabled,
      String configureScanTemplatesEnabled,
      String configureAlertsEnabled,
      String configureScheduleScansEnabled,
      String configureCredentialsEnabled,
      String manualScansEnabled,
      String purgeDataEnabled,
      String viewGroupAssetDataEnabled,
      String configureAssetsEnabled)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse roleUpdateRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String roleName,
      String roleID,
      String roleFullName,
      String roleDescription,
      String roleEnabled,
      String scope,
      String createReportEnabled,
      String configureGlobalSettingsEnabled,
      String manageSitesEnabled,
      String manageAssetGroupsEnabled,
      String manageScanTemplatesEnabled,
      String manageReportTemplatesEnabled,
      String manageScanEnginesEnabled,
      String submitVulnExceptionsEnabled,
      String approveVulnExceptionsEnabled,
      String deleteVulnExceptionsEnabled,
      String addUsersToSiteEnabled,
      String addUsersToGroupEnabled,
      String createTicketEnabled,
      String closeTicketEnabled,
      String ticketAssigneeEnabled,
      String viewAssetDataEnabled,
      String configureSiteSettingsEnabled,
      String configureTargetsEnabled,
      String configureEnginesEnabled,
      String configureScanTemplatesEnabled,
      String configureAlertsEnabled,
      String configureScheduleScansEnabled,
      String configureCredentialsEnabled,
      String manualScansEnabled,
      String purgeDataEnabled,
      String viewGroupAssetDataEnabled,
      String configureAssetsEnabled)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse roleDetailsRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, IContentGenerator rolesGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse roleDeleteRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String roleName, String scope)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   Iterable<RoleSummary> roleListRequest(String sessionId, String syncId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse reportSaveRequest(
      String sessionId,
      String syncId,
      String generateNow,
      String reportId,
      String name,
      String templateId,
      String format,
      String owner,
      String timeZone,
      String description,
      IContentGenerator filtersGenerator,
      IContentGenerator baselineGenerator,
      IContentGenerator generateGenerator,
      IContentGenerator deliveryGenerator,
      IContentGenerator dbExportGenerator)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse reportGenerateRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String reportId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   APIResponse reportDeleteRequest(String sessionId, String syncId, String reportId, String reportCfgId)
      throws IOException, APIException;

   String getSessionID();
}

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Legalise it? Public invited to have a say
The new proposal was based on Canada's provincial and federal laws, as well as examples from the Caribbean
The Royal Gazette (Bermuda)
Draft legislation for the legalisation of cannabis is to be put out for public consultation in Bermuda, the Attorney-General said. Kathy Lynn Simmons unveiled proposals for medical and recreational cannabis use in the Senate last December and the views of the public were also canvassed. But Ms Simmons said the original plans were seen to be "not going far enough" and "too complicated to be effective". She added that the Government had amended the legislation to meet public expectations of "further decriminalisation of cannabis, to the greatest extent possible, via a regulated framework". Ms Simmons said attitudes to the drug had evolved and that there was a recognition of the need for new industries. (See also: Bermuda government releases marijuana legalization bill for public feedback)
bermuda | caribbean | medical cannabis | legalization | cannabis | decriminalization


I first came to this site when DS was planning to marry DIL. DIL's FOO completely took over his life and shunned us. DS was trying to do the right thing for his relationship with his ILs and his marriage & we were put on the back burner. DS would call or come by while DIL wasn't around, so we knew he still cared about us, but we weren't "in the loop."
Enter the FB phenomenon. Again, I was left out (actually told by DS/DIL not to join.) I'd read here at WWU and other places about FB ruining relationships, so I heeded the warnings and stayed away. Missing the occasional baby shower or birth announcement didn't seem worth the risk of possibly being cut off completely by DS.
A couple of days ago a friend called asking if I knew about the passing and upcoming memorial service of another dear friend's mom since everything had been posted on FB. I would have been sad if I'd missed paying my respects. Right then and there I decided to take back my life! I am tired of not seeing what my family and friends are doing (we have relatives all over the world.) So, I joined FB. DS & DIL accepted my friend requests (DH encouraged me to get over my fear.) So far all is OK.
It's the only way that I can keep up with everything going on in my family (the ones that I have a relationship with). It is the preferred mode of communication for my friends and family.
Just prepare yourself mentally. You KNOW that DS/DIL spend a lot of time with her family. But it is totally different to see it in black and white, pictures and see heartfelt posts about other people when you don't get them. I'm not discouraging you, as I truly do find the benefits of FB outweigh (for me) the cons. Just want you to go ahead now and make a pact with yourself that you will not let it get to you.
I have always been amazed at how my children think they need to tell me what I can or cannot do. Its your life!
I am with Pooh on the be careful of what you see. It can hurt even if you know it shouldn't. I would advise also to keep your comments very short and vague if you comment at all on their posts.
One good thing about Facebook, you can group people into "categories" and then exclude everyone in that category from seeing certain posts. I grouped DILS and their families, and my sons into a group called "The outlaws".
If I post anything that may or may not ruffle feathers, ie: the sun is shining, none of them ever see it.
I also unfollowed all of them that way none of their posts go into my newsfeed, I have to click on The Outlaws category to see their posts. only do that when I'm in a good place, with a roaring fire and a glass of wine.
Love it! Thanks so much. This really helps!!
Yay!! You are in control of what you see and not see on FB. There is no reason why you shouldn't be a part of this social media. I know I find out lots of stuff about my S and DIL because she writes about everything. Fortunately I'm not dealing with negative stuff, but if I were I would simply adjust my settings -- just like we can do with our lives.
Just saw this!! I feel exactly the same! My DS has been on" family vacations " with FDIL's family for the last 7 years! Needless to say he hasn't been able to go on one of ours. I think this incredibly selfish and is intended to hurt us. DS has also not been home on Christmas for the last 7 years. He is always at FDIL'S in another state. They Gift us with their presence 4 days after christmas and spend the majority of their time with there friends in the city. By the time they leave we feel like we never even had a discussion or time to catch up! My DS knows this but is unwilling to discuss it for fear of getting into it with FDIL. After they leave they return to FDIL parents house for a few more days and then on to their home. Im sure it must be evident to FDIL parents but nothing is ever mentioned. I'm at a loss as to what to say! It hurts us to the core! FDIL is completely in charge of DS's life. I wish I could talk to him about it , but it just makes things worse. Any words of advice out there??
My suggestion would be that next year during the 4 days they visit you you should plan things. Tell them about it and invite them but don't stay home if they don't go. It would be something like "we are going to the movies....do you want to go? That's fine, I know you are busy visiting friends. See you later!" This could be movies, parks, parties, out to eat, or anything but make sure that your involvement is not dependent on their involvement. Let them know that you love seeing them but you are not sitting at home waiting for them to hang out with you. Hopefully they will feel the shift in focus (from them to yourself and your DH) and maybe things will change.
Thank you for your advice! I was just sitting here thinking about it and all of a sudden a travel deal came across my computer screen..Get away from it all, spend Christmas in the islands! Hawaii that is. I'm seriously thinking about booking a vacation with my DH . I think he would love it. Every year we say we want to and by the time we are really serious, everything is sold out or ridiculously expensive! Sounds like a great idea and what a coincidence that it pops up now!
Some say there are no coincidences! Go for it!!! You matter...A LOT!
I agree. Book that trip!


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package xsbt.datatype

sealed trait Definition extends NotNull
{
	val name: String
}
final class ClassDef(val name: String, val parent: Option[ClassDef], val members: Seq[MemberDef]) extends Definition
{
	def allMembers = members ++ inheritedMembers
	def inheritedMembers: Seq[MemberDef] = parent.toList.flatMap(_.allMembers)
	def + (m: MemberLine) = new ClassDef(name, parent, members ++ Seq(new MemberDef(m.name, m.tpe.stripPrefix("~"), m.single, m.tpe.startsWith("~"))) )
}
final class EnumDef(val name: String, val members: Seq[String]) extends Definition

final class MemberDef(val name: String, val tpe: String, val single: Boolean, val lzy: Boolean) extends NotNull
{
	def javaType(accessor: Boolean) =
	{
		val base = tpe + (if(single) "" else "[]")
		if(!accessor && lzy) "Lazy<" + base + ">" else base
	}
	def scalaType(accessor: Boolean) =
	{
		val base = if(single) tpe else "Array[" + tpe + "]"
		if(!accessor && lzy) "Lazy[" + base + "]" else base
	}
	def asGet = name + (if(lzy) ".get()" else "")
	def asScalaDeclaration(accessor: Boolean) = name + ": " + scalaType(accessor)
	def asJavaDeclaration(accessor: Boolean) = javaType(accessor) + " " + name
	def mapType(f: String => String) = new MemberDef(name, f(tpe), single, lzy)
}


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Q: C# Fluent Interface With Queue or List I have the following :
public interface IBehaviour
{
    event EventHandler Completed;
    void Execute();
}

public interface IBehaviourA : IBehaviour
{
    // Some specific stuff here
    object A { get; set; }
}

public interface IBehaviourB : IBehaviour
{
    // Some specific stuff here
    object B {get;set;}
}

public interface IBehaviourQueue
{
    void Run();
    BehaviourQueueItem<IBehaviour> AddBehaviour<T>() where T : IBehaviour;
}

public class BehaviourQueue : Queue<BehaviourQueueItem<IBehaviour>>,  IBehaviourQueue
{
    private IBehaviourFactory factory;

    public BehaviourQueue(IBehaviourFactory factory)
    {
        this.factory = factory;
    }

    public BehaviourQueueItem<IBehaviour> AddBehaviour<T>() where T:IBehaviour
    {
        T behaviour = factory.GetNew<T>();
        var queueItem = new BehaviourQueueItem<IBehaviour>(behaviour);
        Enqueue(queueItem);
        return queueItem;
    }

    public void Run()
    {
        //Run each queue item
    }

}

public class BehaviourQueueItem<T>
{
    public IBehaviour behaviour;
    public BehaviourQueueItem(IBehaviour behaviour)
    {
        this.behaviour = behaviour;
    }
    public void WhenComplete(Func<T, bool> action)
    {
        CompletedAction = action;
    }

    public BehaviourQueueItem<T> ConfigureFor<Z>(Action<Z> dow) where Z : IBehaviour
    {
        dow((Z)behaviour);
        return this;
    }
}

Here is what I can write :
        var q =new BehaviourQueue(new BehaviourFactory());
        q
             .AddBehaviour<IBehaviourA>()
             .ConfigureFor<IBehaviourA>(x => x.A = "someValueA")
             .WhenComplete(x => DoStuffWithSomeProperty(((IBehaviourA)x).A));
        q
             .AddBehaviour<IBehaviourB >()
             .ConfigureFor<IBehaviourB >(x => x.B = "someValueB")
             .WhenComplete(x => DoStuffWithSomeProperty(((IBehaviourB)x).B));

What I don't really like is that I have to specify which type of IBehaviour I am referring to everytime.
I would like to be able to write :
        var q =new BehaviourQueue(new BehaviourFactory()); // Queue here is of IBehaviour
        q
             .AddBehaviour<IBehaviourA>()
             .Configure(x => x.A = "someValueA")
             .WhenComplete(x => DoStuffWithSomeProperty(x.A));
        q
             .AddBehaviour<IBehaviourB>()
             .Configure(x => x.B = "someValueB")
             .WhenComplete(x => DoStuffWithSomeProperty(x.B));

Do you have any idea what I should write to be able to create a base typed list and add specific items and configuring it fluently ?
Edit1: Removed some code to avoid confusion. My ultimate goal is to write the above code.
Many thanks

A: Change this and take it from there
public interface IBehaviourQueue<T> where T : IBehaviour
{
    void Run();
    BehaviourQueueItem<T> AddBehaviour<T>() where T
}

Make your class type specific, constrain the type and then just remove the type from your methods.
public class BehaviourQueue<T> : Queue<BehaviourQueueItem<T>>,  IBehaviourQueue<T> where T : IBehaviour
{
    private IBehaviourFactory factory;

    public BehaviourQueue(IBehaviourFactory factory)
    {
        this.factory = factory;
    }

    public BehaviourQueueItem<T> AddBehaviour()
    {
        T behaviour = factory.GetNew<T>();
        var queueItem = new BehaviourQueueItem<T>(behaviour);
        Enqueue(queueItem);
        return queueItem;
    }

    public void Run()
    {
        //Run each queue item
    }

}

Edit1: based on comments
public BehaviourQueueItem<T> ConfigureFor(Action<IBehaviour> dow)
{
    dow(behaviour);
    return this;
}

Edit2: more based on comments
public class BehaviourQueueItem<T>
{
    public T behaviour;
    public BehaviourQueueItem(T behaviour)
    {
        this.behaviour = behaviour;
    }
    public void WhenComplete(Func<T, bool> action)
    {
        CompletedAction = action;
    }

    public BehaviourQueueItem<T> ConfigureFor(Action<T> dow)
    {
        dow(behaviour);
        return this;
    }

    public Func<T, bool> CompletedAction { get; set; }
}


I was tempted to try to clean it up myself, but I don't want to void any warranty.
How do I go about getting a replacement?
Here's a link to an image.
yes there have been several reports of problems with the gps module. try searching this forum.
Thanks Douglas, I did search the forum, but didn't find any with this same manufacturing issue.
I probably didn't word it correctly, but I was mostly looking for warranty information. This one page I found on their site I thought was for shipping damage, but since it's the only thing I found, I guess their warranty is only 35 days. I should have tested everything sooner - bummer.
I believe that 'bridged pin' is intended however the mess on the shield is not. Double check mine once I can and the datasheet but when I last looked that was a common pin so they just bridge it.
Yep, thought I was right.. It's just a NC so it's bridged and even on the schematic.


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23 Photos | Homes
When royals invite us inside their homes from Prince Charles' Clarence House to Kate's Kensington mansion
It will make you want to redecorate...
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In July 2018, Prince Charles and his wife Camilla invited members of their family back to their official London residence, Clarence House. The royals were celebrating the christening of baby Prince Louis - Prince William and Kate's third child who was born in April. Along with Kate's side of the family, the Middletons, the royals posed for official portraits in the Morning Room of Clarence House.
Some stunning features on display include the Chippendale gold-lined sofa that the Cambridges are seated on, and the lavish blue and bronze patterned 18th century Axminster rug. If you look closely, you can also glimpse a portrait of the Queen hanging in the background.
Speaking about taking photos on Louis' special day, Matt Holyoak said: "I was truly honoured at being asked to take the official photographs at the christening of Prince Louis, and to witness at first hand such a happy event. Everyone was so relaxed and in such good spirits, it was an absolute pleasure. I only hope I have captured some of that joy in my photographs."
The King of Morocco's palace
Prince Harry and Meghan were granted a private audience with King Mohammed VI of Morocco during their visit to Rabat in 2019. The couple were greeted at the palace doors by the king's son, 15-year-old Crown Prince Moulay Hassan, before going inside to meet the monarch, the king's sisters Princesses Meryem and Hasna and his brother Prince Moulay Rachid. Photos of the meeting showed the king's plush abode in the Moroccan capital, which featured gold curtains and lavish red sofas.
Prince William and Kate spent months renovating their London home, Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace. And in 2016, royal watchers were finally given a glimpse of their lavish drawing room when the Obamas visited on an official visit.
Former US President Barack and his wife Michelle were entertained by William, Kate and Prince Harry in the spectacular sitting room, which was decorated with intimate family photos, books, magazines and homely touches including candles and plants. A drinks table had also been set up in the corner for the Obamas, who were invited to dinner at the palace during their brief visit.
The drawing room showed off the royals' impeccable taste in antiques and fine art, while managing to maintain a cosy, homely vibe.
Before sitting down for dinner, the Obamas met Prince George, who had stayed up a bit later than usual to greet Barack and Michelle. Wearing pyjamas and a dressing gown, George sweetly played with his rocking horse which was positioned to one side of the drawing room, overlooking the palace gardens.
At the time, a Kensington Palace spokesman said: "Prince George stayed up to meet The President and First Lady when they arrived at Kensington Palace. He was able to show The President and First lady a rocking horse – given to George when he was born – and a stuffed toy – given to George when Princess Charlotte was born – that had been previously given to him by President and Mrs Obama."
Despite the pouring rain, William, Kate and Harry stepped out to greet the former US President and First Lady as they pulled into Kensington Palace. This photo shows a glimpse of the palace entrance, which is generally protected from view.
Swedish royal palace
To celebrate the anniversary of ten years since they announced their engagement, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and her husband Prince Daniel posed at the Swedish royal palace in February 2018. While the photo captured their love and showed the couple sweetly embracing, the portrait also gave fans a tiny peek at the neutral and elegant furnishings inside the palace.
Photo: Linda Broström Kungl. Hovstaterna / Linda Broström, The Royal Court of Sweden
The Queen's official royal residence where she spends the majority of the year, Buckingham Palace, has hosted many a Christmas broadcast over the years. From left to right, Her Majesty poses in the palace's White Drawing Room, the Music Room, the 1844 Room and lastly seated in the Regency Room.
The White Drawing Room of Buckingham Palace
For the Queen's 2018 Christmas Day speech, Her Majesty was sat in the White Drawing Room in Buckingham Palace. And while we couldn't help admire all of the adorable framed photos surrounding her, we also swooned over the gilded Erard grand piano behind her. The piano was purchased by Queen Victoria in 1856, and is decorated with oil painted scenes and features beatiful cherubs.
When the Queen was just six years old in 1932, she received a gift from the people of Wales that most little girls could only dream of – a
'The Little House'
The Queen was gifted a beautiful Wendy House for her 6th birthday. The fully functional cottage, which is two-thirds the size of a standard house, included a kitchen, living room, a bedroom and a bathroom that came complete with hot and cold running water, electricity and even a heated towel rail. For entertainment, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret were treated to a bookshelf complete with the works of Beatrix Potter, a mini radio and a tea set to play tea parties with.
Drottningholm Palace in Sweden
Princess Madeleine of Sweden and her husband Chris O'Neill were based in London at the time of their daughter Princess Adrienne's christening, but the couple travelled back to Drottningholm to celebrate the important occasion with the royals. Here, Madeleine, Chris and their third child are pictured at the official royal residence.
The room has an on-trend pastel colour scheme, with duck egg blue walls offset by ornate pink and gold painted panels. The high panelled windows fill the room with natural light - ideal for those family portraits - while floor-length green patterned curtains add another pop of colour to the room. Meanwhile, an elaborate gold table has been placed next to the wall at the side of the room, topped with a large display of pale pink flowers.
Photo: Erika Gerdemark / Royal family
Amalienborg Palace in Denmark
Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark threw open the doors of Amalienborg Palace one summer's day to host a dinner. It was the first time fans were given a clearer look at the couple's living room, which boasts a magnificent chandelier as its focal point.
Two sofas in neutral tones and two chairs are centred around a cushioned coffee table, and sit on tapestry rugs.
Beautiful plants and flowers, candles and coffee table books are dotted around the room, while floor-length curtains complete the elegant interior design.
Villa Eikenhorst in the Netherlands
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands call Villa Eikenhorst home. The plush mansion, located in the affluent area of Wassenaar in The Hague, is primarily a private residence for the king and queen and their three daughters, but it is occasionally used to host foreign visitors.
When the Duchess of Cambridge visited the Netherlands in October 2016 for her first solo trip abroad, she was welcomed to Villa Eikenhorst by the Dutch king. The ground floor features the reception area, while the royals live upstairs.
The Dutch royal family have announced plans to relocate to Huis ten Bosch in The Hague, where Willem-Alexander's mother Beatrix currently lives. For now, Queen Maxima (pictured with Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in 2013) and her family can enjoy their villa located in the forested De Horsten estate.
Balmoral Castle
A "paradise in the Highlands" is what Queen Victoria called Balmoral, the royal home in the Scottish Highlands. It's easy to see why the magnificent estate, set amid mountains, lochs and glens, holds just as dear a place for Her Majesty.
The Queen and Prince Philip regularly spend two months in the summer at Balmoral, where they are "most free". While the grounds are truly spectacular, the castle interior is just as impressive.
This sweet photo shows a relaxed Queen and Prince Philip with one of their pet dogs in Balmoral's Drawing Room in 1977.
Throughout her sons' childhood, Princess Diana was often pictured at home, playing with her boys and generally doting on them. This photo, taken in October 1985 when Prince William was three, showed the late Princess helping her son with a puzzle in their Kensington Palace playroom.
Highgrove House
Highgrove House in Gloucestershire is currently the country family residence of Prince Charles and his wife Camilla. Back when Princes William and Harry were growing up, the young brothers would spend time at Highgrove with their mum Diana.
The extensive gardens are open to the public, and welcome more than 30,000 visitors a year.
In the summer months when the Queen and Prince Philip retreat to Balmoral in Scotland, the doors of Buckingham Palace are thrown open for members of the public to visit. Here the Ballroom has been been arranged so that visitors can experience a royal State Banquet.
Sandringham House
Sandringham House, located on the Queen's privately owned Sandringham Estate, is the monarch's idyllic country retreat located just a few hours from Buckingham Palace in London.
She typically spends Christmas and New Year's at Norfolk where she is joined by members of the family who drop in for visits. "It's a place to host informal visits and entertain friends," Prince Philip wrote in his book Sandringham.
Members of the Swedish royal family live in different parts of Drottningholm Palace, including Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia. Here, the couple pose with their newborn son Prince Alexander in May 2016. Carl Philip and Sofia's palatial residence features ornate gilt mirrors, chandeliers, fine art and tapestry rugs.
Prince's Pavilion in Spain
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The family live in the Prince's Pavilion on the outskirts of Madrid, in the El Pardo complex. They are adjacent to Zarzuela Palace, the official residence of Felipe's parents King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia. When Felipe ascended the throne in 2014, he and his wife Letizia chose to stay at the Prince's Pavilion and not move into Zarzuela Palace.
The couple's home spans more than 3,100 square meters made up of two floors. The first is used for entertaining and official functions, while the second is the family's living quarters.
More charming photos from the Queen's birthday show the plush royal gardens, decorated with outdoor furniture including a comfortable lounger and a swing set for the young princesses.
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Prince's Palace of Monaco
Fans are treated to a glimpse inside Prince Albert of Monaco and Princess Charlene's home every winter, when the couple release their Christmas card. In true festive style, the royals posed with their twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella by the ornate tree in the Salon des Glaces.
This one was even more sentimental, as the family posed in front of a painting of Albert's late mother Grace Kelly.
Before her wedding to Prince Rainier III in 1956, American actress Grace Kelly and her parents were invited to stay at the royal palace in Monaco. This beautiful shot, taken from the palace archives, shows the bride-to-be in the state appartments, while Rainier stayed at his villa in Cap-Ferrat ahead of the wedding.
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Q: Why is the path integral nonzero in quantum field theory? In QFT we are generally interested in the generating functional $\mathcal Z [J] = \langle0,t_f|0,t_i\rangle = \int\mathcal D\phi e^{iS[\phi,j]}.$ This means that our boundary conditions must be $$\phi(x,t_i) = \varphi_0(x,t_i), \phi(x,t_f) = \varphi_0(x,t_f),$$ where $\varphi_0$ is the vacuum state field configuration. Now, we usually set $t_i =-T, t_f = T$ and take the limit $T\to \infty$, giving $$\lim_{T\to \infty}\int_{\varphi _0(x,-T)}^{\varphi_0(x, T)}\mathcal D\phi e^{iS[\phi,J]} =\mathcal Z[J].$$ From the definition of the path integral measure$$\mathcal D \phi=\prod_{(x,t)}d\phi(x,t),$$ we would have $$\lim_{T\to \infty}\int_{\varphi _0(x,-T)}^{\varphi_0(x, T)}\prod_{(x,t)}d\phi(x,t)e^{iS[\phi,J]}.$$ One part of this integral would be $\lim_{t\to \infty}\int_{\varphi_0(x, -T)}^{\varphi_0(x,T)}d\phi(x,t)e^{iS[\phi,J]},$ but if the vacuum is time translation invariant, then $\varphi_0(x,t_i) =\varphi_0(x, t_f)$ for all $t_i, t_f$. So, why doesn't the above integral vanish? More generally, how do we implement boundary conditions in the path integral?

A: I think you are confused that the upper and lower limits of the integral are the same, so it must be zero. Think about non-relativistic QM, does the amplitude for a particle to transition from $x$ to $x$ equal 0?
The limits written in the path integral are not values that you have to subtract off like in single variable definite integration. Think about non-relativistic QM: The integration is being done over a large number of intermediate $x_i$ variables $i=1$ to $N$. The ends of these paths are kept fixed while the intermediate variables are integrated from $-\infty$ to $\infty$, which are the actual limits of the definite integration being done.

More generally, how do we implement boundary conditions in the path integral?

In QFT, we don't usually do this path integral (which is ill-defined) . We just write it formally, use its formal properties to differentiate it wrt $J$ and derive a perturbation series for the correlation function.

A: First, even if the limits of the path integral were the same, you wouldn't expect the integral to vanish.
To take a toy example, consider an action $S[\phi]=k^2\phi^2$, and let's work in a $0$-dimensional spacetime, so the path integral is just a single 1-dimensional integral. Then
\begin{equation}
Z = \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} d\phi e^{i S[\phi]} = \frac{\sqrt{i \pi}}{k} \neq 0
\end{equation}
Second, $J$ will generally break the time-translation invariance of the integrand. Typically we aren't actually interested in $Z$, but rather time-ordered correlation functions like $\langle 0 | T\phi(x) \phi(y) | 0 \rangle$. The arguments of the correlation function will also break time-translation invariance of the integrand.
Finally, in QFT we actually usually do not fix value of the field at the "endpoints" of the path integral. The vacuum state $|0\rangle$ is not a field eigenstate, meaning that the field does not have a fixed value in the vacuum state.  In general, the way one deals with this situation is by including "wave functions" for the initial and final states in the path integral (these factors would be delta functionals in the case that we were fixing the initial and final field configurations). This is described (for example) in Weinberg's book. However, in the specific case of the vacuum state, there is a trick to work around this. Namely, by using the $i\epsilon$ prescription in the propagator, only the ground state contributes to the path integral in the limit of infinite time. So the $i\epsilon$ prescription gives an elegant way of incorporating the boundary conditions that the initial and final states should be the vacuum state.


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Look forward to any advice you may be able to offer.
My original post was under the username of 'briar', the forum new set up refused to accept or allow all my previous login username and password details.
Not the normal service I might have expected to a pretty important question from the WebYep team, that of no reply?
So I assume that I won't get one. My own tests have answered the concerns for me, and for the communities reference the change in the latest versions of WebYep urls will have an impact on the search rankings that you may have for your site.
Whilst you won't lose the ranking for any base page in your site eg: yourdomain.com/anypage.php, you will risk losing every link that was generated by the original WebYep menu system when you created a menu item on any base page in which it is used. All external/search engine links leading to an instance of the old 'WEBYEP_DI' will be broken by the new 'DOC_INST' change implemented in WY 1.4.6 update. On a site using many pages based on any base template page, that could mean all those external links just get your potential visitors to the base page not the old link destination.
The impact of this on the overall search ranking is as yet unknown, but I doubt it will go unnoticed, but the impact on visitor impressions is clear, frustration and probably a quick exit.
I asked for a comment and disappointingly (we) didn't get one. So we all are left in the dark. I'll leave the question open in everyone's interest and hope that anyone who cares about their sites search ranking and customers experience takes heed of the risk by applying this particular upgrade. Staying with 1.4.5 seems to be the best option, at present at least.
What about 301 re-directs? Isn't that the proper way to forward a previous address to the new one?
Yes, that is a way to handle the need to redirect from one page to another, but you would only expect to redirect using a permanent '301' redirect when making major changes to a website through a domain change, an upgrade in a structure or some significant need to address improving SEO for some small parts of the site, but this is an issue where the change in url is applied to every page without warning in the process of upgrading the core files of the Webyep, whilst retaining all the original pages and content. I wonder how many users even realise it is happening?
Unfortunately a redirect (301) will effect the ranking during the period in which the new url gets crawled and therefore put at risk a site with a #1 rank for its products and services, probably even taking it out of the first page for some considerable time, impacting on the business, something that is rather unsatisfactory, given you were not expecting this as it is not mentioned in the upgrade package.
It would be helpful to have a view from the Webyep team on this at some point.
WebYep has been modified in a way that ensures backward compatibility. This means, the old URLs with WEBYEP_DI in the query string will still work, even though the same page is now accessed by DOC_INST.
If this represents a SEO problem, we'd be interested to learn in which way, because we want to make sure to consider every possibility.
Generally, please contact our support, if you need a timely response.
I have listen 301 redirect is very safe to use and it manage your web ranking in the search engine also.
Thank you so much for sharing this thread, this will be helpful for understanding the SEO and new URL structure in the latest WY.


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Low key photography and How to isolate your subject.


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