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(b. 1932),
Italian semiotician and novelist whose writings bear upon a wide range of topics from medieval philosophy and the constraints of interpretation to cultural criticism and the resistance to postmodernism. In the 1950s and 1960s, Eco wrote extensively on medieval aesthetics and avant‐garde practices. He also engaged in cultural criticism in a parodic mode for journals of the Italian avant‐garde, examples of which are found in Misreadings (1993), and regularly contributed articles on contemporary events to mainstream publications, some of which appear in Travels in Hyperreality (1983a).
Eco's first work, The Aesthetics of Thomas Aquinas (published in English in 1988) consists of a detailed exposition of the Thomistic aesthetic system and reveals a contradiction in the system concerning the distinction between natural forms, whose beauty is normally grasped only by their divine creator, and artificial forms, whose beauty is perceived by their human makers. Eco interestingly compares Thomistic and structuralist methodologies in terms of their reliance on binary divisions, their adoptions of synchronic perspectives, interdisciplinary spirits, and pretentions to universal logic. He further surveyed the development of theories and problems in medieval aesthetics in Art and Beauty in the Middle Ages (1986).
Opera aperta (The Open Work, 1989b) raised issues to which Eco has returned repeatedly. Using examples from avant‐ garde music, literature, and painting, he theorizes the concept of openness as an intentional element in an artist's production that is delivered to the performer in the manner of a "construction kit." The interpreter or performer participates in completing an unfinished work. At issue for Eco are works and not random components open to indiscriminate, "gratuitously different," actualizations. The openness of the work is presented as a field of relations with specific structural limits and formal tendencies. An open work exploits ambiguity, which arises from formal innovations and contraventions of existing values and conventions; disorder arises in relation to the existing order, which the work rejects, but the disorder of the new work is organized and avoids both a collapse into chaos and incomprehensibility and a relapse into the predictability of classical forms. In this spirit, Eco diagnosed the medieval disposition of James Joyce in The Middle Ages of James Joyce: The Aesthetics of Chaosmos (1989a). The Joycean aesthetic is marked by a dialectical tension between nostalgia for the ordered cosmos of Scholasticism and the striving through chaos toward a new "chaosmic" order.
In The Role of the Reader (1979) and later in the essays in Interpretation and Overinterpretation (1992), Eco revisits the question of openness as an extreme example of how texts produce their model readers. An open text creates a model reader whose interpretive project is directed purposefully by the text's structural strategy, whereas paradoxically closed texts have a poorly defined model reader whose interpretive choices are free from constraints. Superman comics and Ian Fleming's James Bond novels are examples of closed texts. The empirical author is manifested in a text as style or idiolect. Eco displaces the question of the author's intentions into the text, which itself has an intention about which its model reader makes conjectures. The task of an empirical reader is both to make conjectures about the text's model reader and to interpret the model author coinciding with the text's intention. There are three intentions at issue in interpretation: those of the author, the text, and the reader. In The Limits of Interpretation (1990), Eco adds that texts produce two model readers: a naive one attuned to semantic content and a second who critically and metalinguistically describes, explicates, and enjoys the clues the text employs to attract such a reader. By means of a semiotic modeling of the hermeneutic circle that essentially repopulates textual interpretation, Eco advances a sober alternative to intentionalist interpretation and the structuralist death of the author while also warding off the radical freedom and ingenuity of the deconstructive reader of texts.
The Open Work, The Role of the Reader, and The Limits of Interpretation all address the problem of the reception of artistic works and literary and theoretical texts. They mark an important transition in Eco's writing from presemiotic to structural and semiotic specifications of the dialectic of openness and the various pressures that guide and restrict interpreters. Eco progressively introduces concepts whose purpose is to protect openness against unlimited drift and arbitrary uses of texts. He consistently turns to the Peircean idea of unlimited semiosis to critically reveal the pragmatic limits it places upon free interpretive play and how it transcends the will of any individual in the building up of a transcendental community of researchers who would be, in the long run, in agreement about the meaning of a text. In this light, Eco also puts a frame around comic freedom in this study of carnival as an "authorized transgression" that recalls the law.
A Theory of Semiotics (1976) lays the groundwork for a general semiotic theory embracing all cultural communication processes and a theory of codes governing the signification systems that make these and other potential processes possible. The theory of codes borrows concepts from Louis Hjelmslev (1899–1965) and Charles Sanders Peirce (1839–1914) and reveals their respective general features by converting the correlation of expression and content into the correspondence of a sign vehicle and meaning and enlisting the Peircean interpretant in order to dispense with the metaphysical concept of the referent. Eco establishes the correspondence the code makes between sign vehicles and cultural units and delineates their segmentation in a semantic field consisting of denotative and connotative markers. Cultural units are further generalized into "sememes"—that is, functional units of meaning comparable to phonemes in structuralist phonology. These sememes are embedded in a network of positions and oppositions within semiotic fields to which sign vehicles refer. The full compositional analysis of sememes that emerges enables Eco to model both the syntactic markers possessed by a sign vehicle and to indicate with encyclopedic complexity its sememe's treelike array of denotative and connotative markers, along with the contextual and circumstantial selections that instruct any semantically competent decoder. Faced with the problem of "infinite semantic recursivity" that emerges because the analysis of sememes produces more sememes to be analyzed, Eco does not appeal to Peirce's idea of transcendental community but instead admits the instability and temporality of the compositional tree and acknowledges the vast network of subcodes of which codes consist. Eco's analysis is limited to the "immediate semantic environment" of given sememes, thus making competence more like a local dictionary serving pragmatic purposes rather than an elaborate semantic encyclopedia. The issue of openness is raised through the problem of the addressee's extracoding or undercoding of a message. Eco reworks the standard communication model by expanding the message as a text subject—first on the side of the addresser, to presuppositional influences (private biases, orienting circumstances, ambiguities relating to the encoding of expression and content planes, the influence of subcodes, suppositions of shared knowledge), then, for the addressee, to "aberrant" presuppositions (private biases, deviating circumstances, aleatory connotations and interpretive failures, as well as the appeal to subcodes and the actual depth of the addressee's knowledge), all of which are further subject to uncoded external influences. Eco retains an element of revolutionary semiotic resistance against the intentional bombardment of addressees with messages eliciting their acquiescence in the tactical freedom of decoding borne of a change in the circumstances that permit an addressee to reinvent the message's content without changing its expression form.
The theory of sign production commences with a study of the types of labor presupposed in the processes that shape expression in correlation with content. Eco appeals to Peirce in order to solve the recurring problem of reference arising from mentioning and treats perceived objects as semiotic entities constituted as such as the basis of "previous semiotic processes." But this appeal also necessitates a critique of iconism because of the naive assumptions governing the so‐called similitude of iconic signs and their objects. Eco's typology of modes of sign production takes into account four parameters: physical labor of acts of recognition, ostension (the act of showing, displaying), replication, and invention; type‐token distinctions at work in each act; the expression continuum shaped according to motivated or arbitrarily selected material; and the coding, overcoding, or undercoding of combinatorial units.
In Semiotics and the Philosophy of Language (1984), Eco deepens his investigation of many of the key semiotic concepts dealt with in A Theory of Semiotics. He stresses the inferential nature and interpretability of signs, distinguishing between three types of abduction: overcoded, undercoded, and creative. These three types involve more and more freedom in adopting rules that will explain a given sememe. Eco also elaborates a further triad to explain the image of the labyrinth that informs the semantic encyclopedia of compositional analysis. The three types are classical, maze, and rhizome. The degree of interconnectedness of their parts becomes progressively more complex with each type. The rhizome indicates that structure of semiosis itself and consists of an infinite network of interpretants, the analysis of which remains a regulative hypothesis. In keeping with his trademark hybrid blend of Hjelmslevian and Peircean categories, Eco reduces the two continua of the expression and content planes of Hjelmslev to one continuum: the matter through which semiosis takes place. Semiotic interpretation involves the application of Peircean concepts to define the segmented portions of the continuum serving as sign vehicles for content segments.
Eco's long‐standing interest in detective fiction is evident in his analyses of the narrative structure of Fleming's formulaic novels as well as in his treatment of the abductive conjectures of such famous fictional detectives as Sherlock Holmes. Eco's own entry into this genre came with his novel The Name of the Rose (1983b), which ingeniously combines his scholarly interests in medieval culture and modern problems of interpretation with murder and mystery and also presents his metaphor of the labyrinth as a library.
[See also Abductive Reasoning; Binarism; Code; de Lauretis; Hjelmslev; and Peirce.]
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Q: How to change the result of a click event based on link clicked In my code, I created a table from the output of an ldap search with the output (in the form of an array) being in the first column. What I would like to do is depending on the link clicked, have some text appear in the second column. I have figured out how to get "Hello World" to appear but it appears regardless of the link I choose. Is there a way to make the text change based on the link the user clicks? For example if the user clicks link 1 the right column would display "Hello" but if the user selects link 2 the right column displays "Goodbye". The idea I have is
If (link that's clicked text eq $textToMatch) {
    print some text
}

Here is the code I have:
if (($corpId ne "")&&($CorpIdResults eq "")) {
    print "This user does not belong to any groups.";
} elsif ($CorpIdResults ne "") {
    @splitarray = split(' ',$CorpIdResults);
    print "Corp Id: " . $corpId;
    print "
";
    print "
";
    print "This user is a member of the following groups:";
    print "
";
    print "
";
    foreach $tmp (@splitarray) {
        print "
";
        $links = "$tmp \n
";
        print "$links	";
    }
    print "	";
    print "
";
    print "
";
}

Hopefully I made that clear enough. If not, please let me know.

A: To change the behaviour of the javascript function based on certain actions, you need to pass it a variable. You can either do the leg work in javascript by having the link pass a reference to itself:
Hello
Goodbye

You can then use this reference from within the function, e.g:
function testFunction(link) {
    var text;
    if (link.innerHTML == "Hello") {
        text = "Hello";
    } else if (link.innerHTML == "Goodbye") {
        text = "Goodbye";
    }

    document.getElementById('demo').innerHTML = text;
}

or you can do the legwork in Perl and generate links which pass the desired text:
Hello
Goodbye

Then use the text directly in the javascript:
function testFunction(text) {
    document.getElementById('demo').innerHTML = text;
}

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KEDAINIAI ‒ Tauras Jogela became the second Nevezis player to win the Baltic Basketball League (BBL) monthly MVP award this season, as the player snatched the honors for the month of February.
The 20-year-old forward arrived to Kedainiai on loan from Zalgiris Kaunas just a month ago.
In the three game he has played for Nevezis in February, Jogela has averaged 19.7 points, 9.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 2 steals per game.
His best performance came in the first game against Parnu, when the player scored 21 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and added five steal, on the way to a total ranking of 32.
Jogela was also instrumental in the Eight-Final clash against Valmiera, in which Nevezis overcame a 19-point first-leg deficit and advanced into the next round.
The talented prospect led the Kedainiai side to a 96-70 victory in the second leg, scoring a team-high 23 points, snatching 12 boards and dishing out four assists.
Nevezis are set to face Finnish side Pyrinto in the Quarter-Final, with the first game taking place in Kedainiai on Tuesday, March 11.


Production has begun on the new short film Women Seen, a project created by the ACTRA National Women's Committee.
The short film will tell the stories of women working in film and television, exposing how they are underrepresented in all areas of media, including as protagonists, writers, directors, producers and more.
DGC Director Amanda Tapping is directing the short film. The crew is composed entirely of female members of ACTRA, ACTRA; IATSE locals 873, 891, 669 and 667; DGC BC; DGC ON; NABET and Teamsters.
The Directors Guild of Canada wishes the crew the best of luck and supports their efforts to create more diversity and inclusion in the industry.
For the Women Seen cast and production bios, click HERE.


Home / Car News / What Affects Car Insurance Rates?
There is a whole host of factors out there that affect your car insurance rates. Having more information about all of them can help you out so you understand better how you can control and reduce your costs. After all, no one wants to pay more than they need to. With this in mind, in this article, we will look in closer detail at all the different things which can impact car insurance and what you can do about them.
The vast majority of traffic accidents happen when you are close to home, so where you live can end up having a big effect on your insurance costs. Neighbourhoods which are more densely populated statistically have a much higher proportion of collisions, while other areas are more likely to suffer from car thefts. Obviously moving house is a big step to take simply to reduce insurance costs, but it is something worth bearing in mind if you are on the lookout for a new place.
A lot of insurance providers will factor your credit score into their calculations of how much to charge you, so if you needed another reason to pay your credit card bills on time, here is another one to add to the list. There is no specific score out there that directly affects your rate, but in general, lower scores result in higher premiums.
Car manufacturers are looking at safety as one of their primary concerns these days, so if you own a car that ranks well on this front, it is likely that your insurance costs will be lower. New technology is coming out all the time that is making cars safer to drive including lane assist, rearview cameras, and responsive braking. Before you buy a new car, it is also worth investigating its safety rating.
Your own driving history is something that you will need to tell insurance companies about before they give you a quote. On a side note, it is always worth getting a number of different quotes before committing to one company so take a look at cheapautoinsurance.co.uk. If you have no blemishes on your record, you will, of course, be able to get a better deal compared to if you regularly get yourself into accidents. It really does help to adjust your driving habits and take on the roads sensibly.
What you use your car for on a regular basis can also have a big impact on how much your insurance works out to be. Business commuters tend to put in more miles and this is taken into account accordingly. Also, if you can keep the car in a secure location like a garage rather than parking it out on the street, this is considered the far safer option.
Anything you can do to lower your insurance rates is always worthwhile, so take the above factors into account to see if there is anything you can do about any of them.


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Boys cross-country off to great start for the season
Senior runner and last year's Class 3A state champion in cross-country, Bryce Odegard, had the fastest boys time on the course in Red Rock Invitational in Las Vegas out of 82 runners in the field.
August 30, 2017 - 6:21 am
Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Senior Cynthia Martin, at right, is a newcomer to cross-country this year. She came in 10th place overall for the girls in the newcomer's meet (22:27).
Special to the Pahrump Valley Times At the head of the large pack is senior Bryce Odegard, far left. Odegard posted the fastest time for the boys at 15:36 for the 3-mile course at the Red Rock Invitational on Saturday morning.
Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Grant Odegard and Cole Goodman run side by side on Saturday at the Red Rock Invitational, the first meet of the season for the boys and girls cross-country teams.
Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Bryce Odegard seen clearly out front during the Red Rock Invitational on Saturday morning. The Pahrump boy's team finished in fourth place for the day.
At Saturday's 19-school meet, Odegard posted the fastest time on the three-mile course, 15 minutes, 36 seconds.
His efforts helped the team achieve a fourth-place finish in a highly competitive field dominated by bigger and faster Class 4A teams.
For Odegard, it was all about the team and he downplayed his own accomplishments.
"Oh man, the guys ran great," Odegard said. "I believe if we would have had the Sonerholm brothers, we would've beaten Centennial easy. But our subs stepped in and ran hard for us, which solidified our fourth-place finish. It was exciting."
Odegard said he liked the way he started out the season.
"I have high hopes for the rest of the season," he said. "I am hoping to continually improve and hopefully run my best race of the year at the end of the year."
Arbor View took first place as a team with 36 points, Clark was second (72), Centennial third (80) and then Pahrump Valley (102). The Trojans were the only Class 3A team to finish in the top five.
Helping Odegard with the fourth place was sophomore Grant Odegard, 16th place (17:26); senior Cole Goodman, 21st place (17:34); and Jacob Cipollini, 25th place (17:43).
For the girls, junior Katherine Goodman ran the fastest time, (22:11), coming in 18th place in a strong field of girls. Senior Grace Plumb was next for the Trojans at 25th place, (23:09); and sophomore Terrena Martin was 34th, (24:24).
There was a newcomer meet and senior Cynthia Martin took 10th in that, (22:27).
Contact sports editor Vern Hee at vhee@pvtimes.com


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APA Historical Database: Selected Entries
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1904 — Anne Roe was born. Roe is best known for her work relating personality and vocational choice. Her book The Psychology of Occupations (1956) was the first thorough treatment of this topic. Her other interests included interviewing techniques, evolution and behavior, and creativity.
1913 — Roger W. Sperry was born. Sperry's best known studies were of functional differences between the right and left cerebral hemispheres. He also studied neurospecificity through nerve regeneration and the functions of displaced organs. Society of Experimental Psychologists Warren Medal, 1969; APA Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award, 1971; Nobel prize, 1981; National Medal of Science, 1989.
1948 — Meeting in London, the International Congress on Mental Health formed the World Federation for Mental Health, with John R. Reese of Britain as president. The purpose of the group was to promote world peace by curbing individual aggressiveness.
1949 — The Colorado Conference on Graduate Education in Clinical Psychology began. The conference produced the well known Boulder scientist-practitioner model of clinical education. The scientist-practitioner model has continued to be the standard referent for models of clinical preparation in the years following the Boulder Conference.
1950 — James J. Gibson's book The Perception of the Visual World was published.
1953 — Manfred Sakel, who developed insulin shock therapy for schizophrenia, addressed the World Federation for Mental Health in Vienna. Sakel denounced the failure to differentiate between physiological and environmental causes of mental illness and the indiscriminate use of electric shock therapy as a substitute for insulin shock therapy. The later introduction of drug therapies reduced the use of both electric and insulin shock therapies.
1964 — The Economic Opportunities Act of 1964 (Public Law 88-452) was passed. Project Head Start, an application of psychological studies of the effects of early intervention, was funded by Title II (Community Action Programs) of the act.
1979 — The first Annual Conference on Wilderness and Psychology was held in Great Falls, Montana.
Copyright © 1995, American Psychological Association. Web version by permission. Source: Street, W. R. (1994). A Chronology of Noteworthy Events in American Psychology. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association. The American Psychological Association and Central Washington University have supported the development of the APA Historical Database.
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Some writers, in particular, novelists, become "italics happy." Once they've discovered the slanty writing, it's as if they've struck it rich. More accurately, they have stumbled on fools gold. Using italics in fiction or non-fiction is much more specialized and a lot rarer — or should be — than many know.
Don't get me wrong. Italics do have their purposes. Here are their major legitimate uses.
First, italicize a foreign word or phrase used in isolation. If an expression comes up frequently, only its first use needs to be italicized.
Those close to Mikkán moved back to make room for a light-haired council member rushing forward. From a pouch at his side, he yanked out a pinch of dried leaves, then grasped Mikkán's forearm and crushed the leaves into a powder he sprinkled over the burn.
A second legitimate use of italics, more common in non-fiction, is to set off a word used as a word rather than as that which it means.
In such an instance, the writer is referring to the word "president," and not the person which such a word represents. The proper way to punctuate that sentence would be to italicize president, as I did here because I too was using the word as a word.
I often mistakenly type b when I mean to type p.
Other titles that are set in italics are art works, formally titled art exhibitions, and photographs. Specific names of ships, planes, and trains (but not names of their makes, classes, or models) are also italicized.
Overused, italics quickly lose their force. Seldom should as much as a sentence be italicized for emphasis and never an entire passage (7.49, 15th edition).
Along this line, in non-fiction a key term may be italicized on its first occurrence to draw attention to itself. From that point on, it would be set in roman type.
Fiction writers may think I've left off one of the most significant uses of italics: when writing interior monologue. Not so. I haven't left it off because interior monologue, or what Chicago terms "unspoken discourse" (which would include silent prayer) does not require italics. Instead, quotation marks are used, or no identifying punctuation at all.
Without looking up, Jim nodded. "Disappointed" was the G-rated version of what he was feeling, but could anyone blame him for a twinge of despair? He might never see his parents again, might not reconnect with his sister or teach his hero-worshiping nephews, Matt and Allen, his signature crossover dribble and stop-on-a-dime jump shot.
There you have it. Italics ought to be rare nuggets, not flashy baubles too common to do any good. Authors, use them sparingly.


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El torrentero capirrufo (Enicurus ruficapillus) es una especie de ave paseriforme de la familia Muscicapidae nativa del sudeste asiático.

Distribución y hábitat
Se encontra en la península malaya, Sumatra y Borneo, distribuido en los siguientes países: Brunéi, Indonesia, Malasia y Tailandia.

Su hábitat natural son los ríos de los bosques tropicales de las tierras bajas. Está amenazada por pérdida de hábitat.

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Animales descritos en 1823
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Aves de Borneo
Taxones descritos por Coenraad Jacob Temminck

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Q: How to set environment variable of export OPENCV4NODEJS_DISABLE_AUTOBUILD=1? I am attempting to set an environment variable for opencv4nodejs, but all that is told in the documentation is to do
export OPENCV4NODEJS_DISABLE_AUTOBUILD=1
for linux OS(I am using repl.it to run my program, and replit runs on linux OS).
The issue is I don't know how to do this. I know I have to use secrets to set the env variable, but I  have no idea what to set the "key" and "value" to for the Env var.
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Here is what I have, but my best guess is to set OPENCV4NODEJS_DISABLE_AUTOBUILD for the key and 1 to the value, though I either am not calling that right in index.js or I set the wrong values. My question is, which is my error here and how do I fix it.
Thanks.
EDIT: I made a mistake reading the documentation. Thought it ended there.
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Thanks to user 'TBA' the first issue was figured out. The next, is, how does an environment variable point to a folder? I'm assuming the value would then be a path such as /folderOfStuff, but do I manually add a folder called "opencv2"


Below is a list of holiday cottages in Upper Godney, the list includes Upper Godney self catering cottages, apartments, flats and rentals. The list also includes cottages within 30km of Upper Godney.
This property is situated in Wells, it is located approximately 4.35 km from Upper Godney. Clover Close Barn sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 380.
This property is situated in Shepton Mallet, it is located approximately 7.88 km from Upper Godney. The Garden Lodge sleeps a maximum of 6 people and the low season price starts from 380.
This property is situated in Somerton, it is located approximately 14.86 km from Upper Godney. Rosehip Cottage sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 310.
Sleeps: 4 Low Price: 200 High Price: 300.
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This property is situated in wells, it is located approximately 15.92 km from Upper Godney. COWSLIPBARN sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 300.
This property is situated in Burnham on Sea, it is located approximately 16.38 km from Upper Godney. The Cider Cellar sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 155.
This property is situated in Burnham on Sea, it is located approximately 16.38 km from Upper Godney. The Grain Barton sleeps a maximum of 6 people and the low season price starts from 350.
Sleeps: 6 Low Price: 225 High Price: 515.
This property is situated in Burnham-on-Sea, it is located approximately 16.44 km from Upper Godney. Kingston Black sleeps a maximum of 6 people and the low season price starts from 225.
This property is situated in Burnham on Sea, it is located approximately 16.46 km from Upper Godney. The Stables sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 250.
This property is situated in Castle Cary, it is located approximately 19.94 km from Upper Godney. Old Post Office Barn sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 275.
This property is situated in North Petherton, it is located approximately 24.06 km from Upper Godney. The Potting Shed sleeps a maximum of 6 people and the low season price starts from 500.
This property is situated in North Petherton, it is located approximately 24.06 km from Upper Godney. The Hen House sleeps a maximum of 6 people and the low season price starts from 500.
This property is situated in North Petherton, it is located approximately 24.06 km from Upper Godney. The Wine Cellar sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 450.
Sleeps: 4 Low Price: 400 High Price: 500.
This property is situated in North Petherton, it is located approximately 24.06 km from Upper Godney. The Brew House sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 400.
This property is situated in Bath, it is located approximately 27.23 km from Upper Godney. The Conker Store sleeps a maximum of 2 people and the low season price starts from 250.
This property is situated in Taunton, it is located approximately 28.06 km from Upper Godney. The Old Mill sleeps a maximum of 10 people and the low season price starts from 1195.
This property is situated in Taunton, it is located approximately 28.09 km from Upper Godney. The Granary sleeps a maximum of 7 people and the low season price starts from 895.
Sleeps: 7 Low Price: 290 High Price: 570.
This property is situated in Frome, it is located approximately 28.52 km from Upper Godney. Partridge Cottage sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 290.
This property is situated in Frome, it is located approximately 28.53 km from Upper Godney. Pheasant Cottage sleeps a maximum of 4 people and the low season price starts from 290.
We have a great choice of cottages and self catering accommodations in and near Upper Godney, most of the cottages in Upper Godney can be securely booked online.
To quickly find the ideal cottage in Upper Godney to suit your requirements, for each cottage we display maximum cottage occupancy, low season price and high season price.


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MQ Members' Preview Day
A Trustee Board meeting agreed today that the planned members' preview (for MQPS members and their guests) would go ahead on Saturday 22nd January although some "tidying" work is needed on board and access may have to be restricted in certain areas. The ship is considered safe and secure but not all visitor preparation work has yet been completed - a true "preview"!
Opening times will be from 11am to 4pm with last admissions at 3pm. Access to the ship will be in tour parties as usual and we ask that all participants respect and follow any advice given on the day.
All visits must start at the Medway Queen Visitor Centre and face masks must be worn in the Visitor Centre and on board Medway Queen.
Photo: Medway Queen arriving back in Gillingham on 7th April - Bob Wilde
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Return of the Queen
With work completed and the slipway winch repaired Medway Queen took to the waters of Ramsgate Harbour once more, and headed home to Gillingham Pier on Thursday 6th January. For all sorts of reasons she was there for longer than was originally intended but the restoration has moved forward and she looks magnificent.
In the care of tugs, "Christine" and "Nipashore" she headed out to sea and around to the Thames Estuary before heading towards the river Medway. She berthed at Gillingham Pier on Friday 7th January to be welcomed back by well wishers and her regular volunteers. We need to re-instate the gangway and connect and commission all shore services before allowing visitors on board so please bear with us for a while.
Ramsgate departure image, above: David Stearne.
Arrival, passing the locks, below: Paul Babington.
Arrival video, bottom: Bob Wilde.
As soon as details are confirmed we'll post opening arrangements so you can all come and see her in her new glory. In the meantime we need to begin replenishing the reserves to fund 2022's programme of work. Please visit the online shop or make a donation via our website.
Santa's view of Medway Queen
"Santa" spotted this the other day - must have been a training flight I guess!
Yes, she's still there - thanks to the broken winch! The yard have achieved a lot over the past months but it has been expensive and has taken more time than we were led to expect. That has meant no paying visitors this Summer and Autumn (Covid prevented them earlier in the year) with a consequent loss of revenue. Our hoped for Members' Day in January is also at risk. Online and mail order has partly filled that gap (thank you all!!) but we're not where we wanted to be in that respect.
Any contributions to replenish the piggy bank would be very welcome. Give Medway Queen a Christmas Present now or treat yourself to one of our books or souvenirs.
Thanks to Andy Gutsell for the photos.
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A very Happy Christmas and Prosperous New Year to you all!
Medway Queen looks magnificent
Medway Queen looks magnificent on the Ramsgate slipway (photo: David Stearne).
Unfortunately she is set to continue to look magnificent there for a little while yet. The plan was for her to come off the slip yesterday afternoon and for the tugs to bring her back to Gillingham at the earliest opportunity. The operation had hardly started and MQ was about a quarter of the way down when the winch jammed. Now we have to wait for that to be fixed.
We have been assured that she is high enough to be in no danger, but it is still a cause of considerable frustration! It is just "one of those things" and we have to make the best of it.
Life can be complicated; especially when dealing with ships and towing it seems!
Bob Wilde took on the project management of this operation at very short notice, for which we owe him many thanks. He has summarised the tow requirements for us as follows below.
As you can imagine all this is expensive in both time and cash. Your support through donations and sales is as important as ever.
It is not a simple case of completing work on the MQ and then towing back. The following documents had to be prepared by external agencies and then exchanged between them via me; UK Load Line exemption, Passage Plan, Tow Plan, Insurance Certificates, Tow Contract. All of this is in place.
The MCA and Insurers dictate the weather restrictions for the tow that Pratts (towing company) are obliged to keep within (south to southwesterly wind under 20 knots and swell not exceeding 1m); this has to coincide with the right tide conditions for Ramsgate and Gillingham. There is a sand bar on the approach to Gillingham Pier and we need sufficient depth of water to get both Medway Queen and her tug over that.
Winds and tides etc are in the hands of the gods, not us. Everything is in place. The Tow Master has to approve the return date and time that meets the MCA and Insurance requirements, otherwise full liability may be on him/her.
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evoL Sports
Services What We Do Childcare Centre Incursion School Holiday Programs Basketball Camps Birthday Parties
Childcare Centre Incursion
Recruitment/
Empowering Children
Who is evoL Sports?
Norman's passion for children is at the center of evoL Sports, starting with his own children and spreading out to all the hundreds of children he has coached over the years.
After a lifetime of loving sports and playing everything from soccer to cricket, Norman began coaching his son and daughter one-on-one in basketball and quickly realised the impact of sports on their growth and development. As a parent, he saw that there is so much more to sports behind the scenes, as it develops children's motor skills, social skills, self-esteem, and has many health benefits. So, Norman spent the next three years coaching basketball teams including a position at one of the largest private schools in Victoria.
Norman and his family, the inspiration behind evol Sports—a truly family-owned business!
Shortly after in 2013, Norman decided he wanted to commit full-time to his passion for children and love of sports. However, combining the two brought him to look at sports from a different angle—it was no longer just about the love of sports and the sporting skill, it's about all of the amazing development and benefits that children get from sports. This new perspective was mirrored by Norman's own children suggesting that Love Sports is a good name, but "Why don't you do it backwards, Dad?" In that moment, Norman and his family created evoL Sports.
Today, evoL Sports has grown beyond Norman's early dreams of doing it all himself to include a team of coaches serving childcare centres, schools, and events all over Victoria. Norman ensures that every coach on his team carries the same enthusiasm for children and focus on development that is at the foundation of his coaching.
Every childcare centre incursion, basketball camp, school holiday program, and birthday party is based on the mission to have fun and empower each and every child to live a healthier life through sports and physical activity.
>> Learn more about what we do
evoL Sports is located in Victoria, Australia and has coaches all over Melbourne and the surrounding area. Each pin on the map represents a coach's location plus a radius of 15 km that they can service.
Click on the location nearest you below to read more about the coach or coaches serving your area, or scroll through and read about all of our awesome coaches.
Burwood | Central Business District | Craigieburn | Cranbourne | Doncaster | Endeavour Hills | Frankston | Glen Iris | Glenroy | Mornington | Mount Eliza | Mulgrave | Nunawading | Oakleigh | Prahran | Reservoir | Seaford | Templestowe
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Kylie — Head Coach
With over fifteen years of experience in the fitness industry, including more than eight years working with children from eight months to thirteen years of age, Kylie began coaching for evoL Sports in June 2015. As of 2018, she is the Head Coach in charge of developing the preschool, childcare, and primary school programs as well as mentoring all of the coaches to provide fun and engaging programs with a true passion for the children.
Certifications: Diploma of Fitness qualified, Children's Fitness Trainer qualification, Children's Boot Camp qualification, Certificate IV in Recreation Sports Coaching, Certificate III in Community Activity Programs, First Aid, and WWC check.
Coaching Experience: Qualifications in AFL, netball, soccer, and cricket. Experienced with many sports including kindergym, gymnastics, dance, cheerleading, perceptual motor programs, t-ball, tennis, and basketball.
Aditya is an accomplished athlete both domestically and internationally with accolades ranging from team captain to several cricket tournament wins all before the age of nineteen. He began volunteering at SG Cricket School in Kochi, India as a cricket coach, then added a position as a soccer coach with a junior soccer club. His passion for sports and love of coaching brought him to evoL Sports where he makes sure every child in his class is having a good time.
Sports Achievements: Played B Division League with Swantons Cricket, Kochi, India; KIOC Promising Cricket Award 2010; Under Nineteen Best All-Rounder and Man of the Match with Asiatic Cricket Academy, Sanga Memorial Tournament 2015; Under Nineteen Winners with Asiatic Cricket Academy, Sanga Memorial Tournament 2016; Highest Wicket Taker in D Division League Match with seventeen wickets taken in three matches; Special Appreciation for a cricket tournament from Belridge Secondary College, Australia.
Brodie
Brodie is a well-rounded coach with experience primarily in basketball coaching, but he has also played football and swam. His good attitude from years as an athlete makes the children love him, as he is very patient and lots of fun.
What the Children Say: All programs are fun with Brodie!
Lavinia is a new addition to the evoL Sports team and is excited to serve the Craigieburn area.
Yoanes
Yoanes has played soccer and still plays his favourite sport, basketball. His love for basketball inspired him to become a basketball coach, and he brings that same passion to evoL Sports. The children in his programs always enjoy themselves! Yoanes makes sure they understand the benefit of sports and encourages each child to discover their potential.
Coaching Experience: Yoanes has been a basketball coach for both boys and girls teams of all ages up to twenty years old.
Inspired by being a mother of three children, Eva loves working with children and providing them encouragement and confidence. She has worked with children ranging from preschool to year three primary school groups before joining evoL Sports. Her goal is always to create a great foundation to health, fitness, and emotional and social skills in the children while having fun! This is how she raised her children, and she coaches all other children like they are her own. Eva's key coaching philosophies are inclusion, continual supportive encouragement, and making sports fun for all children regardless of their abilities.
Coaching Experience: Eva's experience in coaching began as a volunteer in special education programs for groups and individuals at her children's school, including groups where the focus was providing structured motor skill developing and team building activities.
Sandra is a new addition to the evoL Sports team and is excited to serve the Endeavour Hills area.
Connor has played many sports including football, cricket, and basketball. He has taken his personal experience with these sports and shared them with many children as a football and cricket coach. Every activity with Connor is more enjoyable because of his fun personality—so the children love him!
What the Children Say: Connor always takes the time to teach them a skill if it is required to participate, nobody is left out.
Madison has experience with many sports as she has played netball, basketball, touch football, soccer, ran track, and swam. Netball is her favorite of all the sports though. Her years as an athlete taught her many life skills that she incorporates into her coaching. She is always organised with her programs and ensures that each child is given one-on-one time with her to improve their skills.
What the Children Say: Madison is enthusiastic and lots of fun!
Peter began his coaching career as a swim coach with children aged three to fifteen years of age. As an athlete he played football, basketball, cricket, and rugby union, which gave him the experience to branch out to coach many children in many sports over the years. Peter has volunteered as a football and basketball coach at a Special Developmental School where the students have a moderate intellectual disability. He has also volunteered at the Woolamai Surf Life Saving Club and coached their Nippers Program teaching the basic principles of surf lifesaving and beach safety.
Certifications: Certificates in Community Coaching and General Principles, as well as Auswim teaching, First Aid, and Life Guard qualifications.
Rebecca is a natural-born coach fulfilling her love of basketball through both playing and coaching children in the sport. She started playing basketball at seven years old and hasn't stopped since. Rebecca incorporates a lot of fun into her coaching whilst also challenging the children. She wants the children to find time to laugh and be silly while doing sports as it's the best way to enjoy it and improve at the same time.
Coaching Experience: Rebecca got her first coaching job when she was only fourteen years old teaching basketball to children aged five to sixteen years old.
Simo is a champion martial arts coach with over twelve years of experience coaching both adults and children. He began his athletic journey at the age of seven with gymnastics, swimming, and basketball—later discovering his talent and passion for taekwondo. Simo is an enthusiastic fitness trainer with many experiences coaching at summer camps and preschools. He loves building a child's confidence through sports while at the same time having a lot of fun.
Sports Achievements: Junior Moroccan Taekwondo Champion at the age of seventeen; Member of the Moroccan Taekwondo team from 1997 to 2003; Certified Taekwondo Coach by the International Taekwondo Federation.
Taylah
Taylah is a new addition to the evoL Sports team and is excited to serve the Mount Eliza area.
Mathura is a new addition to the evoL Sports team and is excited to serve the Mulgrave area.
Catherine enjoys gymnastics, swimming, football, volleyball, soccer, and netball. A long list of favorite sports because she loves to be moving and involved as much as possible in her classes. Children say she is relaxed and fun, and her emphasis on providing constructive feedback and praise really builds their skills and self-esteem.
Coaching Experience: Catherine has previously coached gymnastics.
Courtney began working in childcare while attending Swineburne University and she fell in love with the job. She is currently finishing her Cert 4 in Fitness and is thrilled to combine her passion for physical activity and working with children at evoL Sports. Courtney grew up a very active child trying all kinds of sports, dancing, acrobatics, cheerleading, and running which she still does today. This instilled a pure love and enjoyment of sports that makes Courtney an enthusiastic coach. Her focus in coaching is that the kids have a blast and accomplish something whilst doing so, whether it be achieving a new skill or simply walking out of the session feeling confident and happy. She finds that the most rewarding feeling in the world is seeing the children smile so big when they realise they can do a new skill and have fun too!
Coaching Experience: Courtney has experience coaching disabled children at her dance school throughout high school. Recently, she began working as a Personal Trainer for children and teens with disabilities. Coaching children with evoL Sports is a natural fit!
Ranel
Ranel enjoys playing cricket. Ranel always aims to run a fun sports program.
Coaching Experience: Ranel has previously coached children playing cricket.
Dimitri was born a master of soccer! He believes that working with children is "the most beautiful job in the world" and that passion shows in his coaching. Dimitri began his coaching career in Italy studying and acquiring many qualifications. He has worked with children of all ages in Italy and now in Australia. His mindset when working with children centers around returning to being a child himself, which helps him connect with the children and make all sports playful and exciting.
What the Children Say: Dimitri is really crazy and fun!
Clancy is a new addition to the evoL Sports team and is excited to serve the Reservoir area.
Samantha has played and loved many sports in her life, starting with basketball at the age of seven. She later played netball and now plays women's Australian rules football. Samantha truly enjoys sharing her passion for sports with the children in her programs.
Coaching Experience: Samantha has coached club basketball and is currently a swimming coach.
Jarrod is a new addition to the evoL Sports team and is excited to serve the Templestowe area.
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Top 10 Christmas films to watch with the kids
We've put together a list of some of the nation's favourite family Christmas films to get your inspired for some post-turkey sofa time
Francesca Perryman
Not sure what festive movie to curl up on the sofa with in the run up to Christmas?
Perhaps it is Christmas Day! The presents are all unwrapped and everyone's in a post big dinner haze.
What better way to end the day than by getting cosy with a family film?
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From comedies to stories about the true meaning of Christmas, there's plenty to keep you and little ones of all ages occupied.
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1) Elf
The story of Buddy - played by Will Ferrell - a human raised among elves, who journeys to New York City to find his true identity and his biological father (who is on Santa's naughty list) after learning he's not actually an over-sized elf.
Rated: PG. Recommended for ages seven and up.
2) The Nightmare Before Christmas
Tim Burton's now-classic film is one of the rare movies that works well as both a Halloween and a Christmas movie. The Nightmare Before Christmas tells the story of Jack Skellington - the "King of Halloween" - who, tired with staging Halloween festivities year after year, finds a door to Christmas Town and decides to try his hand at that holiday, instead.
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Left at home accidentally while his family heads off on a Christmas vacation in Paris, Kevin - played by Macaulay Culkin - is left to defend his home against two bumbling burglars - played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern - who are taking advantage of the fact that so many families are out of town.
4) The Polar Express
Tom Hanks voices multiple roles in this memorable tale about a train trip to the North Pole and the wonder of Christmas, as seen through the eyes of a young boy.
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It's a classic that continues to appeal to kids generation after generation.
6) Shrek the Halls
Fans of the Shrek movies will be delighted by this short and sweet holiday-themed special.
Starring the usual cast of characters, Shrek - voiced by Mike Myers - struggles to make his family's first Christmas special, but doesn't have any experience with the holiday.
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Charles Dickens AND the Muppets = a true holiday classic.
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Gonzo appears as Charles Dickens, to help narrate the tale.
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Q: What is the non-asymptotic upper bound for the leading eigenvector of the random matrix? Fix a Gaussian random matrix $A$ with $E[A_{ij}]=0$ for $i, j=1,\dots n$ and $E[A_{ij}^2]=\frac{1}{n}$. Let $v_1$ be the leading eigenvector of $A$. What is the non-asymptotic upper bound for $v_1$, that is something like
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P(\|v_1\|_2\ge t)\le e^{-\alpha t}
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Is there any reference for this tail probability?


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Design for when a company can edit a client information, but client has a private profile
First of all, let me apologize for the title, this predicament I'm in is quite impossible to describe in few words.
The application architecture involves a relationship between a company, clients, and its staffs.
1) A client creates an account (Account table with login and password), and creates a profile (Profile table with name, phone number, etc)
2) The client chooses a company for a service. At this point, the client becomes a client of the company, and a record is inserted in a regular many-to-many CompanyClient table.
Now, the company owner must be able to edit details of this client, and this includes profile information, such as phone number and email. However, these changes must not be reflected on the clients account when he logs in, e.g. the profile record of the client cannot be modified. It is as if the client has a private profile, and inside the a company he has another profile. A client registered as Thomas might have his name changed to Tom by a company admin that finds it easier to recognize Thomas by Tom.
Also, a company may add a client to its client list, a client that has no account or anything.
To solve this, I came up with this design:
-Id (FK to profile table Id, an account cannot exist without a profile)
-Login
-Password
-Id
Person (basically a clone of the client's profile at first)
-Profile Id (nullable, a client without an account)
CompanyClient
-Company Id
-Person Id
Keep in mind that a client may be associated with multiple companies, which means there would be several "profile clones" in the Person table.
Ok, this is half of the problem. Here's the other half:
a company staff may very well have an account or not, just like a client, and a company must also be able to change the staff profile without affecting his account, if any. A staff has all of the Person table columns, and more. I thought about making a Staff table with an FK to Person. This would also allow for a Staff to be granted access to the system, which would cause a record to be inserted into Account, and the Profile Id column of his Person table record would be set to the newly inserted account Id.
The last part of the problem is that a company must be able to add additional information about a client, such as rating, observation, etc. Because of this, having the Person table starts to sound wrong.
I'm not sure this is the right way to go about this problem, or if adding all of the Person columsn to the CompanyClient and CompanyStaff table would be the right way. This feels like a very unusual design, any help is appreciated.
Maybe the best way is to have a Profile, Client, and Staff table, all with replicating information such as name, phone, etc?
sql-server database-design
victorvictor
Staff and Client are Person. In code, I use an inheritance here. Staff has a bunch of foreign keys to other tables that represent their schedule details, and an "admin access only" column. A Service is identified by an Id, and it has an FK to Company. Each service belongs to a single Company, with multiple Services. Each Staff performs one or more Service. A Service needs a Company to exist. The Client and Staff details (name, email...) are properties of the relationship between them and a Company.
A person migh have a UserAccount with name John, but in the relationship between John and Company "A", he is called "Kid next door". In the relationship between John and Company "B", he is called "Little dude from across the street". The same happens for a Staff: one may have an account with name "Anderson", but in the Company he words for, he is known as "Andy". I used name here, but this could happen for any information.
A staff has all of the Person table columns, and more.
How much more ? 4-5 column extra ? I suggest try to keep both table same with more column as additional. along with ClientType Column int.
Client Info table means ,those minimum info is need to become client. Same thing is true for Staff too .Isn't it ? So Staff info will be maintain in 2 tables.One which is necessary to become client will be in client Table.Rest in Staff table.
Now as per rule Company can change same fields for both Client and Staff. So may be Staff info is edited from 2 place,but both are 2 diff. thing.
So there will be Profile table for both Staff and Client.
-- ClientType int not null (1=Client,2=Staff,3=Client who do not have profile)
Staff Table
It contain info of Staff table which cannot be edited by company.but can be edited by Admin
-Profile Id (not nullable)
-- ClientType (Denormalization)
--ClientType (Denormalization)
Rating Table
--RatingID
--PersonID
--Observatiion
--Rating
This is not my final design .It all depend upon MIS report and frequency of use.
KumarHarshKumarHarsh
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