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Alexander Georg Eigenbrodt (* 23. Dezember 1813 auf Hof Lauterbach; † 30. Juli 1864 in Darmstadt) war ein hessischer Gutsbesitzer, Politiker (Fortschritt) und Abgeordneter der 2. Kammer der Landstände des Großherzogtums Hessen.

Alexander Eigenbrodt war der Sohn des Landwehrhauptmanns und Gutsbesitzers Alexander Wilhelm Eigenbrodt und dessen Ehefrau Friederike Maria, geborene Backhaus. Eigenbrodt, der evangelischen Glaubens war, erbte den Hof Lauterbach und heiratete am 19. April 1843 in Thalitter Johanette Ernestine Wilhelmine Henriette geborene Staudinger und hatte mit ihr 12 Kinder.

Von 1862 bis 1864 gehörte er der Zweiten Kammer der Landstände an. Er wurde für den Wahlbezirk Oberhessen 1/Biedenkopf gewählt.

Er erkrankte 1864 an Typhus und starb an der Krankheit.

Literatur
 Jochen Lengemann: MdL Hessen. 1808–1996. Biographischer Index (= Politische und parlamentarische Geschichte des Landes Hessen. Bd. 14 = Veröffentlichungen der Historischen Kommission für Hessen. Bd. 48, 7). Elwert, Marburg 1996, ISBN 3-7708-1071-6, S. 115.
 Ludwig Luckemeyer: Liberales Waldeck und Pyrmont und Waldeck-Frankenberg 1821–1981, 1984, S. 38–39.
 Klaus-Dieter Rack, Bernd Vielsmeier: Hessische Abgeordnete 1820–1933. Biografische Nachweise für die Erste und Zweite Kammer der Landstände des Großherzogtums Hessen 1820–1918 und den Landtag des Volksstaats Hessen 1919–1933 (= Politische und parlamentarische Geschichte des Landes Hessen. Bd. 19 = Arbeiten der Hessischen Historischen Kommission. NF Bd. 29). Hessische Historische Kommission, Darmstadt 2008, ISBN 978-3-88443-052-1, Nr. 164.
 Hans Georg Ruppel, Birgit Groß: Hessische Abgeordnete 1820–1933. Biographische Nachweise für die Landstände des Großherzogtums Hessen (2. Kammer) und den Landtag des Volksstaates Hessen (= Darmstädter Archivschriften. Bd. 5). Verlag des Historischen Vereins für Hessen, Darmstadt 1980, ISBN 3-922316-14-X, S. 93.

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Latest Benue News today, Saturday, November 26, 2022
1. Two Benue men who identified themselves as Peter Ochigbo and Samuel Achu from Otukpo Local Government Area have been caught with a human head in Abuja.
The men who are currently in police custody claimed it was one Mr. Peter Eluma who is currently at large brought the human head to them.
2. Serial entrepreneur and Chairman/CEO of Camey and Rock Holdings, Dr. Peter Adejoh, has been named Entrepreneur of the Year.
Dr Adejoh bagged the award at the just-concluded ICONIC RECOGNITION AWARD NIGERIA organised by Icons Events Nigeria/Ministry of Information at Sheraton Hotels & Resorts, Abuja.
3. The Association of Residents Doctors (ARD), Benue State University Teaching Hospital (BSUTH), said they will no longer proceed on strike action.
ARD had given notice of strike action to the Chief Medical Director of BSUTH, Prof Terlumun Swende, on Monday.
4. A Makurdi Federal High Court presided over by Justice Hassan Dikko has dismissed the suit filed by Prof. Terhemba Shija of the All Progressives Congress, APC challenging the emerging Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia as the governorship candidate of the party, for lacking in merit.
Prof. Shija had approached the courts seeking the nullification of the primary election of his party that produced Fr. Alia on the grounds that the process failed to meet the guidelines as stipulated in the Electoral Act and the APC's rules guiding the conduct of the party's primaries.
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5. THE resident of Hon. Akaa Lim, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain in Gboko, Benue State was set ablaze by suspected hoodlums on Thursday, barely 24 hours after he received a car gift from Governor Samuel Ortom of the state. The Nation investigation revealed that Hon. Akaa Lim contested the Buruku State House of assembly ticket for Buruku State Constituency on the platform of PDP, but lost at primaries.
The PDP chieftain said he was in Makurdi, Benue state capital when he got a call at about 10am his house in Gboko was on fire. "I immediately rushed to Gboko. Before then neighbors helped to put out the fire. But I observed that the arsonists broke part of the ceiling so that the fire can spread easily. I suspected the work of my political opponents because they vandalized property worth millions of naira in the house, before setting it ablaze.
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Arizona vs. Gonzaga: Get to know the Bulldogs from The Slipper Still Fits
We asked the experts about the Zags
By Ryan Kelapire@RKelapire Dec 2, 2016, 12:31pm PST
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A battle of two ranked teams will take place at STAPLES Center in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon.
The No. 16 Arizona Wildcats will be squaring off against the No. 8 Gonzaga Bulldogs as part of Hoophall LA.
While these two schools have played each other in each of the past three seasons — with the Wildcats winning all three matchups — both squads have faced significant roster turnover, so there still isn't a whole lot of familiarity.
Of course, we are already familiar with Arizona, but we wanted to know more about Gonzaga, so we asked our friends at The Slipper Still Fits — the Gonzaga SB Nation blog — for more info on the Zags.
Here is what managing editor Peter Woodburn had to say:
What are Gonzaga's strengths and weaknesses?
Gonzaga's strength this season is their overall balance combined with the depth of their bench. They start Przemek Karnowski and Johnathan Williams down low, and their first calls to the bench are freshmen Zach Collins and Killian Tillie. On most other squads, Collins would be a full-fledged starter.
In the backcourt, they have a dual point-guard tandem in Nigel Williams-Goss and Josh Perkins. Jordan Mathews fulfills the 3-point shooting wing threat, and Silas Melson is off the bench to shut down premier guards. For the first time in a long, long while, Mark Few has five players to start and the correct pieces to full into the jigsaw as the game goes.
The main weakness right now is chemistry. That rarely is an issue at Gonzaga because we don't tend to deal with people leaving for the draft early, but last season the Zags lost Kyle Wiltjer, Domantas Sabonis, Eric McClellan, and Kyle Dranginis. That was a huge chunk of the offense. There are eight new faces on this team, and at times, the lapses in continuity have shown.
The Zags won the AdvoCare Invitational over Thanksgiving with impressive wins over Florida and Iowa State. But in each game they played out of their minds for one half, and then laid an egg in the second half. Consistency and chemistry is the big issue right now, but come March, that shouldn't be a problem.
What is different about this Gonzaga team from the ones we've seen over the last year or two?
This is one of the most athletic teams the Zags have had in probably forever. Gonzaga is always good, but much of their success isn't predicated on guys that are long or quick. That is probably why you can point to the immense success of point guards like Kevin Pangos and Matt Bouldin in Europe, but minimal success in the NBA.
This season it is different.
Collins is one of the highest-rated recruits to ever come to the program, and he is playing every bit the All-American he was. Williams-Goss, Perkins, and Melson are all big guards. Karnowski is still the Gonzaga player of old, more rooted in solid fundamentals and what not, but this team has the ability to keep up with virtually any other team in the nation. Previously, that wasn't the case.
Who are the team's key players and how are Pac-12 transfers Nigel Williams-Goss and Jordan Mathews playing?
The key players for the Zags are sophomore guard Josh Perkins and senior center Przemek Karnowski. Karnowski really is the anchor of this team, and seeing him play at all this season is a dream come true considering his back surgery last season left doctors wondering if he would ever play ball again. He is one of the best passing big men in the nation and absolutely abuses double teams by constantly finding the right man. He is huge and lumbering, so a lot of what he is doing isn't going to jump out, but he is one of the smoother players in college. Especially for this game, the battle down low is going to be a lot of fun to watch.
Perkins is the other big name on the team. He has emerged as one of the best long-range shooters on the squad, shooting 53.1 percent so far on the season. He is also still susceptible to some really rage-inducing, bone-headed passes into the nether regions of the world.
As for Williams-Goss and Mathews, both have been solid additions to the team. Williams-Goss' offensive numbers look a bit depressed this season, but that is also because the Zags have other scoring options, unlike his time at Washington. He has really been able to open up his game, and although he can score, he doesn't take the game over anymore. Mathews started out incredibly hot, dropping 17 points on San Diego State and hitting 5-of-7 from three-point range in the game. Since then, he has cooled off more than anyone would like, hitting just 28.9 percent from the floor over his last five games.
Is this team's early success a surprise at all? And where do you see them finishing at the end of the year?
Not at all. Everyone knew on paper that this team was one of the better teams in the nation, but on paper doesn't always translate to on court. We've seen some hiccups. Against Iowa State the Zags nearly coughed up an 18 point lead, and against Florida they put together one of the worst first halves in college basketball this season. But at the end of the day, a win is a win.
And the scary thing is, Gonzaga will only get better. A lot of the issues are coming from lack of playing time together, and you can see the connections that are starting to get made. Collins and Tillie play fantastically with each other. Karnowski and Williams have been operating on the same wavelength for a few games. By the end of the year, Gonzaga is legitimately a Final Four threat. Granted, as we all know, that involves a lot of luck/seeding/blah blah blah tournament stuff, but it isn't hyperbolic to put the Zags there for the first time in school history.
What do you think when you see "Arizona" on the schedule?
I get absolutely stoked. Arizona is the premier program on the West Coast and I'd like to think that Gonzaga is premier program No. 2. I want Mark Few and Sean Miller to sign a lifetime contract for this game to happen year in and year out. For Gonzaga specifically, Arizona is a great opportunity to make a statement for a resume-boosting win. If the game ends in a loss, it is perfect film to take a look at a well-coached, highly athletic team and try and figure out what went wrong.
Prediction?
Normally, since Arizona has won so often between the two schools, I'd just pick Arizona grumpily and say until I am proven wrong by my miserable Zags. However, Arizona is just too beat up, especially with the latest injury. Gonzaga is operating at full health right now. I think it'll be a close game, but I think the Zags are going to control it for much of the afternoon.
Gonzaga 80, Arizona 74.
Thank you Peter for answering our questions. You can follow him on Twitter here, and make sure to check out slipperstillfits.com, if you want an opposing perspective for this game.
We also answered their questions about Arizona basketball here, if you want to check that out.
Saturday's game is set to start at 3:30 p.m. MST and it will be televised on ESPN.


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UC Berkeley was ranked second in the United States and fifth in the world for the subject area of architecture/built environment by global higher education analysis firm Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) for 2018.
QS's 2018 rankings of the top 200 universities evaluates programs according to academic reputation and research impact. With 42 different countries represented in this year's top 200, UC Berkeley is one of three universities representing the United States that landed in the top 10 alongside the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University.
UC Berkeley's architecture program offers world-class, award-winning faculty with both broad and deep intellectual diversity. Our undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as our faculty's research endeavors, cover fields of design and design theory, history of architecture and urbanism, building science and sustainability, structures and construction, social and cultural processes, environmental design in developing countries, digital design and virtual environments, urban design, and visual studies. Rather than embrace architecture as a single concept, we welcome and value distinct views that broaden each of our own horizons through respectful debate. We are interested in the entire life cycle of the building process, from conceptualization, through design and representation, craft and construction, and the performance of both constructed and virtual environments.
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I haven't noticed many fires this year in Cyprus at least not in the Paphos area however, today was a different story and 2 helicopters were flying overhead carrying water from the sea to put out the fire.
Following some on-line investigation I discovered that the fire was located between Droushia and Kritou Terra. These names may be familiar to many of you if you have taken a drive over to Polis and Latchi when visiting Cyprus as the villages aren't too far from Kathikas.
Fire is by far the most destructive single agent, threatening the forests of Cyprus and no real progress can be made in Forest Development unless the forests are adequately protected. The long hot and very dry summers together with the frequent strong winds, and the inflammability of the vegetation favour the outbreak and quick spread of fires. Furthermore the urbanisation, the abandonment of rural areas and the increased number of visitors in the forest for recreation raise the fire hazard to very high levels.
Fires caused by careless visitors and picnickers when using fire for cooking and grilling.
Aerial firefighting of forest fires has been applied successfully and effectively in Cyprus. For the suppression of fires two aeroplanes from the Department of Forests are used. Additionally, the Government of Cyprus rent a number of helicopters which are also used for this purpose Helicopters belonging to the Police and the British Bases are also used depending on the size of the fire to be tackled. In cases of big forest fires, Cyprus obtain help from Europe and other countries.
The helicopters used for fire fighting carry buckets, in this case a rain maker bucket, (see picture below) it is a specialised bucket suspended on a cable carried to deliver water for aerial firefighting. Each bucket has a release valve on the bottom which is controlled by the helicopter crew. When the helicopter is in position, the crew releases the water to extinguish or suppress the fire below. Each release of the water is referred to as a drop. The design of the buckets allows the helicopter to hover over a water source – such as a lake, river, pond, or tank – and in this case in Cyprus "the sea" and lower the bucket into the water to refill it. This then allows the helicopter crew to operate the bucket in remote locations without the need to return to a permanent operating base, reducing the time between successive drops.
Buckets can be collapsible or rigid and vary in capacity from 60 to 2,165 imperial gallons; or 273 to 9,842 litres. The size of each bucket is determined by the lifting capacity of the helicopter.
For the quick detection of forest fires, a modern automatic system for the detection of fires has been installed in some locations in Cyprus. The system covers the important Area of Akamas and in case of fire the system automatically informs the surveillance centre for the existence of fire and at the same time the starting point of the fire is mapped. This automatic system is operating day and night even under conditions of limited visibility (fog and cloud).
So don't forget if you ever visit Cyprus in the summer season when all the vegetation is dry please think before creating a naked flame – from a match to a cigarette and if you do make sure you dispose of it correctly.


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Trent Forrest (#3) ranked in the top 10 of the ACC for free-throw percentage, assist percentage, and steal percentage this season. (Photo by Mike Olivella | FSU Athletics)
Pro teams in need of a team-oriented leader and a proven winner should take a long look at Trent Forrest, Florida State's career leader for wins with 104. A scrappy and hustling point guard, Forrest is known mostly for his defensive play, but he was a highly productive all-around performer at FSU. He finished his career with 1,143 points (33rd in FSU history), 562 rebounds (20th in school history), 455 assists (fifth in school history), and 224 steals (third in school history). Forrest and Bob Sura, a 12-year NBA veteran, are the only players in Seminole history with at least 1,100 career points, at least 500 career rebounds, at least 400 career assists and at least 200 career steals.
As a senior this season, Forrest earned an All-ACC selection (2nd team) and All-Defense honors. He averaged 11.6 points, 4.4 boards, 4.0 assists, and 1.9 steals per game, with shooting splits of .459/.281/.822. He ranked in the top 10 of the ACC for free-throw percentage, assist percentage (24.1), and steal percentage (3.5).
Forrest has very good size and strength for a point guard, and he is above average athletically. As noted above, his main strength is his ability to defend. He plays with great awareness, and has an amazing nose for the ball. He produces a high number of steals and deflections, is quick to loose balls, and even gets his share of rip-away steals from bigger players. The 22-year-old is very effective on and off the ball as a defender, and has switch-ability. He applies solid pressure on the ball, and thanks to fantastic lateral speed, he is tough to beat off the dribble. And despite his energetic and aggressive style, he defends without fouling (averaged just 1.5 personal fouls per game this season). Over the past two seasons, Forrest ranked no worse than the 79th percentile for points per possession (PPP) allowed, and in every season of his four-year college career, he ranked in the top 20 of the ACC for standard defensive rating.
On offense, Forrest struggles with efficiency as a scorer. This season, he ranked at the 45th percentile for overall PPP. Handling in the pick and roll (PNR), transition, and spot-ups accounted for 76 percent of his possessions, and he ranked above the 50th percentile in only one of those areas (spot-ups, 58th).
Forrest's offensive inefficiency is mainly due to not being a consistent jump shooter and committing too many turnovers. He set a career mark for 3-point percentage this season, but 28 percent is far from ideal, and in the half-court, he ranked at the 27th percentile for PPP on jumpers (39th on catch-and-shoot attempts and 22nd on off-dribble attempts). As for turnovers, he had an extremely high rate in transition (29.5 percent) this season, and as a result, he ranked at the 38th percentile for PPP. As a junior, he had a reasonable turnover percentage in transition (11.8 percent), and his PPP productivity was at the 67th percentile. Last season, on the other hand, he struggled with turnovers as a PNR handler, and his efficiency was at the 40th percentile, compared to the 50th percentile as a senior. At least in part, Forrest's troubles with turnovers are due to his handle, which is not elite for a point guard. He can effectively go right and left, but at times, he can't control the ball at high speeds and in tight spaces.
At Florida State, Forrest's main form of attack was driving into the paint as both a distributor and scorer, and when including assists into the PPP calculation, he ranked at the 81st percentile this season. Also, his PPP efficiency significantly increased when including derived offense with his PNR (64th percentile) and isolation (72nd) possessions. The senior's assist-turnover ratio was not great (1.35) due to a high number of turnovers (3.0 per game), but his career A/T ratio of 1.75 is more than reasonable for a lead guard. Overall, Forrest is a solid facilitator, but he is not particularly creative or dynamic; he does, however, show very nice touch on lob passes.
As a scorer via drives, Forrest has excellent touch around the rim with runners, floaters, and layups. He took 52 floaters/runners in the half court this season, and ranked at the 88th percentile in terms of PPP. However, the downside of not going all the way to the rim is that he doesn't draw a lot of fouls (3.3 free-throw attempts per game this season). For his entire senior season, he took only 16 shot attempts within seven feet via drives, making 10 (62.5 percent). That's a nice percentage, and Forrest has the size and strength to be a consistent scorer at the rim, though he must learn to use his left hand more often when finishing.
In sum, Forrest is unlikely to be drafted, but he has the potential to be a poor man's Lu Dort. He's not as big or strong as Dort, but he has a comparable skill set. Forrest doesn't have the same defensive potential, but he still could be very valuable to a team on that end of the court. The FSU product would certainly increase his odds for success by expanding his offensive game and cutting down on his turnovers. Specifically, he could greatly increase his value by developing a consistent jump shot. There is nothing glaringly wrong with Forrest's shot mechanics, and he was solid from the free-throw line during his college career (75 percent). Given that he has always been a low-volume jump shooter (jumpers accounted for just 43 percent of his half-court attempts this season), and he improved from both the 3-point and free-throw lines as his career progressed, there are reasons to be encouraged.
Position: Point Guard Team/Class: Florida State (Senior)
Birthday: 06/12/98 Nationality: United States
Height: 6-4 Weight: 210
Wingspan: 6-8 Vertical: 32.5 inches (standing), 37 (max)
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Good combination of size, strength, and athleticism for the point guard position
Excellent all-around defender; ranked in the top 20 of the ACC for defensive rating for four straight seasons
Always around the ball; as a senior, averaged 1.9 steals and 4.4 rebounds per game, and 3.3 combined steals and blocks per 40 minutes
Solid facilitator; ranked at the 81st percentile this season for point-plus-assists per possession, and had a career A/T ratio of 1.75
Good penetrator; ranked at the 88th percentile for PPP this season with runners and floaters
Positive intangibles: high energy and effort, smart, and team-oriented
Poor jump shooter; had a career 3-point percentage of 24.8, and this season, ranked at the 27th percentile for PPP on half-court jumpers
Not elite in terms of dynamic ball handling and playmaking
Relies on floater and runners too much when going to the basket
Struggled with turnovers as a senior
Sources, Credits, and Acknowledgements: Stats used in our scouting reports come from Synergy Sports Technology, RealGM.com, and Sports-Reference.com. Some background information and the photo were courtesy of FSU Athletics. Other outside sources are noted with links to the source.
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Hobbs DA1,2,3, Givens DI4,5, Lovegrove JA6,4,5.
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Institute for Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health, University of Reading, Reading, UK.
Hugh Sinclair Unit of Human Nutrition, Department of Food and Nutritional Sciences, University of Reading, Whiteknights, Reading, RG6 6AP, UK.
Yogurt consumption has been associated with higher nutrient intakes, better diet quality and improved metabolic profiles in adults. Few studies have investigated these associations in children. This study investigated the association of yogurt consumption with nutrient intakes, diet quality and metabolic profile in British children.
Data from 1687 children aged 4-10 and 11-18 years of the National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) years 1-4 were analysed. Yogurt consumption was determined using a 4-day diet diary. Diet quality was assessed by the Healthy Eating Index 2010 (HEI-2010). Anthropometric measures, blood pressure, pulse pressure, plasma glucose, HbA1c, C-reactive protein, triacylglycerol, total cholesterol, high-and low-density cholesterol from NDNS were used.
The highest tertile of yogurt consumption (T3) was associated with higher nutrient intakes, particularly for calcium (children 4-10 years: P < 0.0001; children 11-18 years P = 0.001), iodine (both age groups P < 0.0001) and riboflavin (both age groups P < 0.0001), and HEI-2010 score (both age groups P < 0.0001) in children aged 4-10 years (mean ± SD: 98.4 ± 35.7 g yogurt/day) and 11-18 years (mean ± SD: 105.4 ± 37.5 g yogurt/day) compared with non-consumers (0 g yogurt/d). Yogurt consumption was associated with significantly lower pulse pressure in children aged 4-10 years and lower HbA1c concentration, being shorter and having a larger hip circumference in children aged 11-18 years, compared with non-yogurt consumers.
This study suggests that British children who are yogurt consumers (> 60 g/day) have higher overall diet quality, nutrient intakes and adequacy, lower pulse pressure (children aged 4-10 years) and HbA1c concentrations (children aged 11-18 years), were shorter and had a smaller hip circumference (children aged 11-18 years).


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Jewar Airport Land Queries
1500 Farmers Provide Permission For Jewar International Airport
Posted on Sep 06 2018
The Uttar Pradesh government is going to build the International airport in the Jewar. More than 1400 hectare of land required for the airport project. For the Jewar airport first phase 1264 hectare is required. The construction works will start before the general election of 2019.
Thousand five hundred farmers provided permission in this airport project on Saturday. They gave 597 hectares of land to the project. Deputy collector of Jewar said, he is continuing the land attainment process daily and a lot of the landowners are coming on the board. They clear their doubts about the project and price providing to their agricultural land by Government. Totally more than 1500 farmers are agreed to provide their land to the airport project. 1328 hectares of the agricultural land requires for the project. The land is acquired from three thousand farmers at the budget of four crores.
For the Jewar Airport project, most of the officers are working overtime to get sixty percent of permission from the farmers. When the district government facilitates the agreement taking the airport process at the SDM office in Jewar then the YEIDA receives the application in the YEIDA office in Greater Noida. The complete data is provided on every evening to appear at the total.
UP Government expended the Deadline:
The Uttar Pradesh Government required the permission from the five thousand farmers to reach the target. 31 August, the UP government has declared the deadline to get the permission of the landowners for the airport project. But now, the state government without the official notification they extended the deadlines. The district government official will continue the procedure of land purchase and then refused to statement on the problems of the land consent deadline.
4000 crore spent to purchase land for the Airport Project:
The UP government will spend rupees four crores for purchasing the land for the Jewar airport project. The YEIDA and Greater Noida authority will extend the rupees 500 crores for the airport project. The department of state civil aviation will spend more than thousand five hundred crores for the project when the Great Noida Development is extended the fund.
1440 hectares of land required for the 1st phase of the Jewar airport project. This project is expected to begin with the initial capability of fifty lakh passengers. In the future, the passenger will improve into the two to ten crores. The Uttar Pradesh government has signed the pact with the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority and Greater Noida development on 29th May to speed up the airport project finishing.
Earlier, UUP Civil Aviation minister has said the concessionaire for setting the Jewar airport project under the partnership of public and private model that will be selected through the global bidding mechanism. The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority and Nodal Company are preparing the submission document procedure for the concessionaire collection.
The Jewar airport project is expected to develop employment opportunity for more than one lakh candidate based on the technical economic feasibility report. The Uttar Pradesh government said they drop the airport project if the landowners do not accept to provide the land for the airport project. Many farmers are demanded more money for their land. The Government offered the plot and five lakh cash to every farmer. After announced this offer, many farmers accepted to project land for the project.
शासन ने जेवर एयरपोर्ट के लिए नियुक्त किए दो निदेशक
अधिकारियों ने खींचा जेवर एयरपोर्ट का खाका
दो अंतरराष्ट्रीय हवाई अड्डे की दूरी एक घंटे में होगी तय
Land compensation to farmers disbursed for phase 1 of Jewar airport project
JEWAR AIRPORT PROJECTS
Address: B-28, Lower Ground Floor Sector- 57 Noida (201301) Uttar Pradesh , India
Copyright © 2020 Jewar Airport Projects


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What is the Mission
The Legacy of The Sisters of Nazareth
Nazareth Houses
Nazareth House Cape Town
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About Nazareth Houses
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About Larmenier Villages
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About CYCC's
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20k Campaign
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Nazareth Life
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How about knitting or another craft activity?
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The Health Care Centre is run by qualified sisters, of whom one is always on duty – and who supervises the other nursing staff. Residents are entitled to three free days a year. Home-based care for ill or frail residents is also allowed on their own account. This includes monitoring of medication, checking blood pressure and attending to minor wounds and dressings.
All residents have emergency call buttons at their disposal with 24 Hour immediate response.
Frail-care is available on our sister property at Nazareth House.
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Security is an important consideration in the Village which is positioned within a gated and access controlled property. A guard house controls entrance into the Village, and is manned 24 hours a day. The property is fully enclosed and protected by electric fencing. The Village is consistently patrolled at day and night by on site security guards who are directly linked to a control room that provides emergency response services.
The Village allows pets in the form of one small dog or one cat. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times and owners must ensure that they do not foul the grounds. Cats are allowed to roam freely but owners should ensure that they do not enter other units.
Choosing your new home.
The village has a great variety of units, which differs in floor area. For this reason prospective residents should consider carefully before choosing a unit.
2 Apartment blocks of mainly 1-bedroom units, of which there are 20.
5 Apartment blocks consisting of 39 2-bedroom units, 20 3-bedroom units and 8 4-bedroom units.
29 Cottages, of which 20 are 2-bedroom units and 9 are 3-bedroom units. All cottages have their own garages.
Parking spaces for the apartments are situated in the basements. Most one-bedroom units do not have covered parking. Second cars can be accommodated by arrangement. Some apartment blocks also have a few storerooms. These are not attached to particular units and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
LVCT – 1 Bed – Example of a 1 Bed
Making the purchase.
Larmenier Village operates on the Life Rights principle. In terms of the Housing Development for the Retired Persons Act No 65 of 1988, a life right entitles the occupant and/or his or her partner to the exclusive use of their unit during their lifetime, dependant on health.
Upon sale of the unit the incoming resident will pay 100% Life Right loan to the Victoire Larmenier Foundation and 25% of this will immediately be invested as an "exit fee" utilised towards operational requirements for the Victoire Larmenier Foundation.
Upon vacating/death of residents on these new Life Right Agreements, only 75% of the original loan will be refunded. However, new residents will participate in a profit share scheme where 25% of the profit on date of sale "over and above" their initial 100% purchase price will be settled along with the 75% refund.
Putting your name down.
New admissions to Larmenier Villages are based on the waiting list. The waiting list is administered on a strict date of application basis, and no influence to the contrary will be entertained.
Larmenier Retirement Village offers independent living within an active community. It is not an old age home. As a result, in maintaining a waiting list, social and medical criteria need to be taken into consideration. New residents need to be young enough and fit enough to ensure that they do not become a burden on the Village and its amenities. Preferably they should also be willing to participate in the community life of the Village. We cannot ensure automatic acceptance into the Village once a name is on the waiting list. The list is long and there are other criteria to take into consideration. We recommend, therefore, that applicants put their names down for other retirement villages as well.
We are always available to answer any questions and help you in your decision making process. Should you have a question or wish to view the property please fill in the form below.
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Nazareth House is a registered Non-Profit Organisation (NPO 038-257) and a recognised Public Benefit Organisation (PBO 930 002 374). The Organisation assists in the subsidisation of child and elderly care, supporting outreach projects, and community work. Nazareth House is reliant on donations to ensure the sustainability and longevity of the organisation.
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 Castell de Cornet - La primera notícia és de l'any 1063. Actualment només en queden ruïnes.
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Steve Kray
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During his senior year, Kray was recruited by Baldwin-Wallace for baseball and Mount Union for basketball.
"I chose basketball," he said. "That might not have been the best decision for me. I was 6-2 and they put me at power forward. Aaron Shipp was an All-American there at 6-6 or 6-7. I was pretty much a beating dummy."
Kray played on the "B" squad as a freshman. His sophomore year he broke his wrist.
"It was a deciding point for me," he said. "My decision was that it had been a fun ride, but that I would get my schooling in four years and come back here (to Buckeye)."
During Kray's sophomore year one of the administrators in the Buckeye system indicated that Kray would have a job waiting for him if he chose to return home after college. And, sure enough, the summer after his senior year he claimed that job.
"I taught everything at the middle school — math, history, five preps (preparations)," he said. "It was a challenge. I was also seventh-grade basketball coach under Kevin Andrejack and junior varsity baseball coach under Ed Pizzuto. After my first year as JV Coach, Ed decided to pursue a job in the construction business. I then took over as head baseball coach at Edgewood, a position I held for the next 10 years.
"(Athletic director) Dave Melaragno decided to retire and I job-shadowed Dave in 2010. In 2011 I became assistant principal at the middle school and athletic director (positions he still holds).
"I love it," Kray said of his job. It's a very time-consuming job if you do it right. My children are at my school so they stick around and hang out. It's very unique.
"I love what I do. There's not a more true Edgewood person. I know what it's like to live here."
Kray met his wife, Nicole, at Mount Union. Both were athletic stars in high school, Nicole at Marlington, where she won a state softball championship. They have been married 14 years and have two children, Logan, 11, and Carly, 8.
Kray and Kevin Andrejack share the coaching of their combined kids, Andrejack in basketball and Kray in baseball. Nicole works with Carly in softball. Carly is also very active in Wildfire.
As if his job isn't enough, Kray works with both the Ashtabula County Touchdown Club and the Ashtabula County Basketball Foundation in their fundraising activities.
"I play (basketball) in alumni games for fun and go to practices and hit the ball around," he said. "It's funny how time flies. It's a lot of fun, no doubt about it.
"The whole experience (of being athletic director) is very humbling, It's been 20 years since I've been out of high school, but I still see today a lot of the guys I graduated with. I couldn't have done it without them. Scott Runyan was by far my best teammate. We know each other like the back of our hands. There was a lot of camaraderie. It is great to work with former high school friends Ryan Marcy, Shaun Vencill, and Kevin Andrejack as we coach our own kids. Its amazing how fast time flies.
"I can't thank my family enough. To this day my parents still go to the Edgewood games, wear Edgewood shirts, completely support me. The way I was raised, I was always taught to give to others. I couldn't ask for a better profession to be in.
"My job is very demanding. I love what I do. My wife allows me to be the best I can be at my job. My wife goes to the games and helps support our various teams. I couldn't do what I do without her support."


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IL RELAIS BLU'S CHEF ROBERTO ALLOCCA JOURNEYED GUESTS TO DELICIOUSNESS
February 28, 2018 |by Cap Cana News
Cap Cana – Punta Cana, Dominican Republic – February 14 – 17, 2018
This Valentine's Day and President's Day Weekend, Eden Roc at Cap Cana hosted Michelin-starred Chef Roberto Allocca for an exclusive Culinary Extravaganza. The Executive Chef of one-star Michelin Restaurant, Il Relais Blu, was set to create an Five-course menu for a series of Delicious Journeys where he served Italian specialties with his own version of modern Italian cuisine for a special Valentine's Day dinner on February 14th "Amore on the Coast" at BLUE Grill + Bar. Chef Allocca delivered an authentic Italian experience as it is characterized by its simplicity and freshness by creating traditional dishes with innovative cooking techniques. Fresh from the restaurant's garden in Capri, Italy and the gastronomic culture of the Mediterranean, the Chef Allocca'smenu showcases a truly Italian cuisine dream experience. Highlighting Buffalo mozzarella with basil fraganced oil and Lemon risotto, this menu offered dishes that are simple classics yet modernized with neoteric techniques and twists.
In collaboration with Eden Roc at Cap Cana's Executive Chef, Gianluca Re Frashcini, two extraordinary talents teamed up for an exclusive four hands dinner on February 17th for "Blu Eden" at Mediterraneo Restaurant, where Chef Roberto Allocca showcased the cuisine of his restaurant, Il Relais Blu. Chef's recommendations included, Roasted lobster with potatoes artichoke and crustacean sabayon, Paccheri with grouper ragù, pumpkin flower, black pepper and roasted orange, and Duck magret lacquered with topinambur and provolone ravioli, accompanied by perfect wine pairing options by the resort's exceptional Sommelier to further enhance the dining experience.
Gourmand's and guests enjoyed Chef Roberto Allocca's authentic Italian cuisine, where fresh ingredients were used and presented in innovative and refined classics without forgetting the true tradition.
About Eden Roc at Cap Cana
Eden Roc at Cap Cana is a five-star resort nestled in the most exclusive gated beachfront community of the Dominican Republic. The 30,000-acre Cap Cana community is home to pristine beaches, towering cliffs and tropical forests, a bustling marina, and the No. 1 golf course in the Caribbean and Mexico, a Jack Nicklaus signature course. Blending the impeccable standards of the French and Italian Rivieras with the warmth and relaxed charms of the Caribbean, Eden Roc at Cap Cana currently presents 32 lavish free-standing suites and two villas, all with private pools and remarkable comforts, 26 two-bedroom beachfront suites as well as a world-class spa spanning two separate facilities and beachfront scenery. The premier Punta Cana resort boasts the newly-enhanced Eden Roc Beach Club, featuring a private beach with a Blue Flag certification, infinity pool and new Nikkei-themed BLUE Grill + Bar. Culinary experiences include fine-dining Mediterraneo Restaurant with Executive Chef Gianluca Re Fraschini at the helm; oceanfront La Palapa, featuring international cuisine with traditional local influence; and a visiting celebrity chef series providing one of the most diverse gastronomic experiences in the Caribbean. The AAA Four-Diamond property is a proud member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux collection, as well as Virtuoso Hotels & Resorts, Ensemble Travel Group, Altour Hotel Collection, Fine Hotels & Resorts, Signature Travel Network, the International Association of Golf Tour Operators and Forbes Travel Guide.
Relais & Châteaux is an exclusive collection of over 520 of the finest charming hotels and gourmet restaurants in 60 countries. The prestigious family of hoteliers and Grands Chefs from around the world shares a passion and a personal commitment to ensure that customers are aware of moments of exceptional harmony, an unforgettable celebration of the senses.
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Poll: Who will win the Malaysian GP?
The Formula One circus roles into Malaysia this weekend for the second round of the F1 World Championship.
After correctly predicting not only the race winner for the Australian Grand Prix in the form of Kimi Raikkonen and second placed Fernando Alonso, all eyes will be on the results of this weeks VitalF1 front page poll for hints over who will in on Sunday!
And according to our poll Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen will secure back-to-back victories with 36% backing the Finn.
But the VitalF1 users couldn't be split between Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel with both taking 27%.
Lewis Hamilton, Mark Webber and Felipe Massa all took 2%, while 4% believe the race winner will not be driving a Lotus, Ferrari, Red Bull, Mercedes or a McLaren.
Who will win the Malaysian GP?


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Global Bicycle Infotainment System Market to Reach US$2 Billion by the Year 2027
March 05, 2021 04:03 ET | Source: Research and Markets Research and Markets
Dublin, March 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Bicycle Infotainment System - Global Market Trajectory & Analytics" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Amid the COVID-19 crisis, the global market for Bicycle Infotainment System estimated at US$763.6 Million in the year 2020, is projected to reach a revised size of US$2 Billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 14.6% over the period 2020-2027. On-Board Kits, one of the segments analyzed in the report, is projected to grow at a 15.2% CAGR to reach US$1.2 Billion by the end of the analysis period. After an early analysis of the business implications of the pandemic and its induced economic crisis, growth in the Wearable Kits segment is readjusted to a revised 13.7% CAGR for the next 7-year period. This segment currently accounts for a 42.7% share of the global Bicycle Infotainment System market.
The Bicycle Infotainment System market in the U. S. is estimated at US$219.8 Million in the year 2020. The country currently accounts for a 28.79% share in the global market. China, the world second largest economy, is forecast to reach an estimated market size of US$388.9 Million in the year 2027 trailing a CAGR of 19.1% through 2027. Among the other noteworthy geographic markets are Japan and Canada, each forecast to grow at 10.5% and 12.9% respectively over the 2020-2027 period. Within Europe, Germany is forecast to grow at approximately 11.6% CAGR while Rest of European market (as defined in the study) will reach US$388.9 Million by the year 2027.
The report presents concise insights into how the pandemic has impacted production and the buy side for 2020 and 2021. A short-term phased recovery by key geography is also addressed.
Competitors identified in this market include, among others:
CatEye Co., Ltd.
COBI. Bike GmbH
Giant Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Lezyne Inc.
Magellan (MiTAC Digital Corporation)
Sena Technologies, Inc.
Sigma-Elektro GmbH (Sigma Sport)
Smarthalo Technologies Inc.
Vi Inc (LifeBEAM)
Wahoo Fitness LLC
I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & REPORT SCOPE
Global Competitor Market Shares
Bicycle Infotainment System Competitor Market Share Scenario Worldwide (in %): 2018E
GEOGRAPHIC MARKET ANALYSIS
Total Companies Profiled: 33
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This proposal is to add a flexible replication schedule. Replication is important when a network isn't fast enough to move files real-time all day long without slowing down other critical processes such as ERP or voice over IP (when your business doesn't have the ability to throttle traffic). It's silly to have to manually abort a job just to stop it. And that leaves it to the personal schedule of the administrator to stop it which means they may stop it early before they go to bed yet several hours could remain or they wait until they wake up when it is already hindering a business.
Why: If your network is already slow and you can't stop or schedule around your businesses flexible schedule you may slow down your network as the replication job may run during business hours.
Proposal: At minimum have an option to stop either at a time or after x hours. Add options for custom schedule. Add ability for weekends only. A custom schedule would address the weekends but predefined schedules would help.
This is one of the features I like better about EPDM than Windchill. Windchill's inability to schedule a stop in replication has halted our business when a large number of files are added or a new server is setup and I forget to disable then re-enable a job. We could debate business practices but the ability to schedule replication during non-peak hours just seems like a basic function yet this enterprise system still can't do it well.


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2015 Aston Martin Rapide S & Vanquish Meld Old With New
Jeff Glucker August 5, 2014 Comment Now!
Both the Aston Martin Rapide S and the Vanquish have a handful of things in common. As they should, considering they're both from the same automaker: styling cues can be traced between each machine; the guttural growl of the 6.0-liter V-12 engine cuts through traffic as quickly as the cars themselves do; the asking price of each is perfectly super as well, considering each is nearly worth the super car moniker. Another similarity exists, however, in the fact that each car falls a bit short of earning that super superlative.
For the 2015 model year, Aston Martin has upgraded each car under the skin and the results are super impressive.
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2015 Aston Martin Vanquish
Unless you follow each machine very closely, it's hard to notice any changes to the exterior. There are a few new paint choices, some different wheel options, and that's really it. The real upgrades have come underneath the sultry bodywork. The biggest change: Aston Martin has swapped out the six-speed transaxle gearbox for a new eight-speed unit from ZF.
The brilliant minds at ZF were able to utilize the existing gearbox case for the new system. This means they were able to cram two more gears into the same space as before, which means Aston Martin didn't need to fuss around with revising interior room or trunk space. Additionally, the new eight-speed weighs 8.8 pounds less than the outgoing unit, cuts the 0-60 mph time by half a second, and pushes top speed over 200 mph for each car. In fact, the Rapide S actually has a higher top speed than the Vanquish thanks to bodywork that's just a bit more slippery.
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2015 Aston Martin Rapide S
This changing of the gearbox guard alone makes both the Rapide S and Vanquish far more interesting and enjoyable machines. It is also marks the first time an eight-speed unit has been introduced in a transaxle setup. There's more going on here though, as Aston Martin has made even more changes to help make sure the driving experience is everything one would hope it would be.
Engine management has been upgraded thanks to a pair of ECU systems from Bosch. There's one ECU per bank of cylinders, and these have pushed the horsepower and torque figures up a few ticks. The Rapide S now produces 552 horsepower and 465 pound-feet of torque, while the Vanquish jumps to 568 horsepower and 465 pound-feet of torque.
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While the power jump is appreciated, future owners may also enjoy improved fuel economy figures. We're not exactly dealing with a pair of Priuses here, so don't expect 30 mpg on the window sticker. The Vanquish improves its combined and highway figures by seven percent and 11% respectively, which represents a jump to 16 mpg combined and 21 mpg on the highway. Rapide S drivers should see 17 mpg combined and 22 mpg highway, which are improvements of 13% and 16% respectively. In addition to the ECU assistance, Aston Martin worked with Pirelli on the tires and a lower-rolling resistance compound was utilized. That sounds a bit lame since you're used to hearing the term applied to hybrids, but we can assure you that the driving dynamics haven't been compromised.
In fact, they've been improved.
The ride, handling, feel, and any other term one applies to how a car drives have all received a healthy dose of re-engineering. Out back, the suspension geometry has been altered and the rear subframe has been modified. Stiffer anti-roll bars have been applied to the rear end as well. Up front, the brake rotors have increased in size and the brake boost has been refined as well.
All of the changes result in a car that turns in more sharply. Furthermore, the adaptive damping suspension system has seen its various Normal, Sport, and Track modes given a wider spread of adjustment tuning. This means that Normal feels like a proper grand touring car, Sport sees a bit of stiffness thrown into the mix, and Track takes things as far as you'd want them to go in a car like the Rapide S or the Vanquish. You'll feel all the bumps but you'll still be quite comfortable.
So you add in all of these changes to a pair of superb machines, and you come out on the other side with vehicles that are now fantastic. The Rapide S is a four-door sedan that will run from 0-60 miles per hour in 4.2 seconds and continue on to a top speed of 203 miles per hour. The Vanquish, a car that should always have been capable of super car times, now backs up its achingly good looks. The blast to 60 will take just 3.6 seconds and the top speed is a tick or two over the double century mark.
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Each pull of the leather-covered shift paddle will crack off a gear change in just 130 milliseconds. The dialed-in rear suspension will keep the action moving in the direction in which you've intended. Finally, your passengers will be happy once you've stopped mucking about and put the whole car back into Normal mode because the luxurious side of the car comes back into focus. Both the Rapide S and the Vanquish are cozy cruisers that can be transformed into brutal bruisers with the push of the Sport button and the Adaptive Damping button, each located on either side of the steering wheel.
The price to play in this space isn't cheap, of course. A 2015 Rapide S will run you a few grand over $200,000. The Vanquish is around $285,000 and a Volante drop-top version will cost you about $302,000. That's before you add in any options, or start chatting with the friendly folks from Q by Aston Martin.
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If you gaze out into the dark sky not polluted by artificial city lights, you have a chance to see a part of the Milky Way or a diffuse, much-elongated disk of the Andromeda galaxy. They are made of stars, stellar remnants, dust, interstellar gas and dark matter all bound together by the gravity. This blog post aims at implementing N-body algorithm for simulating a galaxy assembly.
where ri is a position vector for point i, rj is a position vector for point j and rij = rj – ri.
Of course, computing a force between two points is not enough to simulate a galaxy which is made of a billion of visible and invisible objects. We need to compute the gravity force between each one of them.
This equation is what we need to solve for every point of mass. For simplicity, we limit our simulation to two dimensions (although it can be easily extended to 3 dimensions), we assume galaxy is made of N mass points and we ignore magnetohydrodynamics and all other effects except the gravity. Our drawing algorithm renders every single point of mass but in a reality, some of them should be treated as a baryonic matter and some of them as an invisible dark matter.
where ϵ is the softening length determining the degree of potential smoothing. Studies  show that the softening length should be a factor of 1.5-2 smaller than the mean distance between particles in the densest regions to be resolved.
It means we can slightly optimize our O(n2) algorithm by computing scalar of the gravitational force between two given points only once.
Here is the code evaluating system evolution. We use Scala's parallel collections to split computations between concurrent threads and AtomicDoubleArray to ensure safe writes. We tried several approaches here including more Scala-way solutions like folding, views or even new strawman collections. Still, the ordinary loop with AtomicDoubleArray proved to be the most performance effective, sometimes even several times faster.
The simulation code contains some mysterious [km]-[pc] unit conversions. The reason for doing them is that astronomical objects are large and operating on units we use on Earth to describe celestial objects is unwieldy and sometimes even not possible due to the range limits of a computer representation of numbers.
Generation of points from a density function for the initial space area.
The first technique is the easiest one and is used to generate profiles for carthweel and spiral galaxies. Two numbers representing point's position in polar coordinates are randomly generated. Then, polar coordinates are transformed into cartesian coordinates. It results in a distribution with particle density increasing towards the center of the galaxy which simulates the greater mass in its center.
Generating uniform distribution inside a circle is just a special case of this technique where the inner ring's circle radius is equal 0.
* Lets to generate uniform distribution of random points in a circular ring.
*                   to `Point` as an argument.
Finally, we generate points from the user-provided density function. In this case, we divide the space into circular rings inside which we use the joint probability density function to generate a uniform distribution of random points. The expected density of the ring is calculated as a mean density for the inner and outer ring boundary. This technique is used to generate a spherical galaxy model  in the BulgeProfile.
* Generates `Space` with density described by the provided `densityFn`.
* The algorithm generates a set of circular rings with a width equal to `step` parameter.
* Each ring is filled with `Point`s according to the provided `densityFn`.
* distributed inside the ring.
* The algorithm generates rings until the `rMax` distance from the pole.
* adjusted for each `densityFn` and `rMax`.
* pole to the `Point` as an argument.
Code transforming polar coordinates into cartesian coordinates is placed in the Point companion object. Each generated point is given an initial velocity to avoid a collapse of the entire system to the center. The initial velocity vector is always tangent to the circle having a center in the center of the initially generated system.
* Creates an instance of `Point` from the provided polar coordinates.
* points in a circular ring.
* Uses `velocityFn` to evaluate velocity of `Point` passing as an argument distance from pole to the `Point`.
* Created `Point` has a mass of 1 Solar masses.
Here are sample galaxies formed from various profiles we defined.
You can see the system evolution on YouTube. Please switch to HD fullscreen mode for the optimal quality.
System generated from SpiralProfile compared to NGC-1300 spiral galaxy.
System generated from BulgeProfile compared to Messier 54 globular cluster.
You can see the evolution of a small cluster generated from UniformProfile on YouTube. Please switch to HD fullscreen mode for the optimal quality.
There are few lessons we learned during the N-body algorithm implementation. As we could expect, the direct sum algorithm is far from being super-effective. Although it's good enough for simple simulations with profiles of 104 or 105 Solar Masses, it would be really hard to use it to simulate a Milky Way evolution which is 5.8 x 1011 Solar Masses and it would require some serious effort even from a supercomputer. Speaking of the supercomputer, we found it impossible to convince JVM to take advantage of the whole computing power it offered. No matter what we tried, just a small percentage of available cores was utilized.
Having this experience, we now think about a master-worker architecture with Scala master server and OpenMP C/C++ workers as one of the best possibilities for further implementation. Depending on the performance of this approach, we may also switch from a direct sum algorithm into the Barnes-Hut approximation having O(n log n) complexity. Instead of comparing each point of mass with all other points, the system is divided into cells treated as a single large particle having a center at the cell's center of mass and only particles from nearby cells are treated individually. Another possible improvement could be an implementation of more complex initial profiles better reflecting real-world conditions by, for example, taking into account dark matter halo.
This work has been made possible with the help of Tobiasz Górecki, PhD candidate in astronomy at Jagiellonian University.
ESO 350-40, NGC-1300 and Messier 54 photos are a courtesy ESA/Hubble & NASA.
In one of my previous posts I described how you can bind Futures to page elements in Lift 2. Lift 3.0.0 that has been released two weeks ago handles this type of bindings out of the box. What's more, it's possible to wrap any RestHelper response in a Future or LAFuture to have it handled asynchronously using container continuations. One of the next milestones on a way for even better async support in Lift is an elimination of a recurring pain point in many projects – access to container's request and session in Future / LAFuture. Although some discussion on this is still in progress, you can already incorporate this code into your projects. In this post, I'd like to give you an overview of what you may expect in the next Lift releases about it and how to bring now session-aware futures to your Lift 3 and Lift 2 projects.
As long as Future[Seq[User]] does not complete, .user-list-async-container shows a spinner. As soon as Future completes, bindings get executed and spinner is replaced with .user-list content.
There is one important limitation here. Since userBindings calls are not executed in snippet's thread, you don't have an access to LiftSession or Req from this method. Why would you need it? Say that your user list has two columns. The first one is a username and the second one is a user role. User role string should be localized depending on a language of the user seeing the list. The obvious choice is to use S ? for this type of operation. Unfortunately, S ? fails when no Req is available in scope because it can't evaluate user's locale. You can always overcome this by evaluating map of all possible roles and their names in advance, in snippet's thread. However, what if you had 10 more columns in the user list, all requiring localized values? Here, FutureWithSession and LAFutureWithSession come to the rescue.
The idea is that if you have Req and LiftSession available in scope creating or transforming Future or LAFuture, future execution thread and all chained transformation methods' threads will have an access to that Req and LiftSession. This works out of the box, all you need to do, is to create such a session/request-aware future. All other futures created as a result of transformations like map, flatMap will be also session/request-aware. Request and session will be also available in all Future/LAFuture interface methods, like onComplete, recoverWith and so forth. The only requirement is that Req and LiftSession must be available in thread creating future or calling these methods. For security reasons, initial Req and LiftSession are not automatically propagated to all threads processing given future – they must be available in calling code's scope.
Since, as already said, this is not yet a part of Lift, you need to copy-paste FutureWithSession to your project. You may also want to look at a specification for this class.
There is a similar class for LAFuture named LAFutureWithSession here but you can't manually incorporate it into your codebase since implementation required some changes in LAFuture itself. In this case, you need to wait for next Lift releases. The good thing is that you can easily transform LAFuture to Future and the opposite way, so the lack of the LAFutureWithSession in your project is not really a blocker.
In the exable above, we create session/request-aware Future with FutureWithSession.withCurrentSession. Method that is executed in a separate thread has an acceess to Req, so it can safely call S ?. Also, code inside that map method has access to Req so it can call S.request safely. This is all possible because Req and LiftSession are available within snippet's thread, future is created as session-aware with FutureWithSession.withCurrentSession and map is called from Req/LiftSession-aware scope.
Below you can find a source code of the FutureWithSession. You can incorporate it into your project even today. I am not sure yet when this will be an official part of Lift together with LAFuture equivalent – some discussion is still in progress, but this code is production – tested and can be safely used in your projects. I'll post updates about an official Lift support for this feature.
* `FutureWithSession`, thus, they can be all chained together.
* It's important to bear in mind that each chained method requires current thread's `LiftSession` to be available.
* `FutureWithSession` does _not_ propagate initial session or request to all chained methods.
* important to bear in mind that initial request and session are not propagated to chained methods.
* if reading/writing some data to it as a part of chained method execution.
val session = S.session openOrThrowException "LiftSession not available in this thread context"