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a / GUIDELINES is a trade company with the name "Indexes" Ltd., UIC: 202638060 with headquarters and address of management Troyan, 6 Radetzky Street, providing goods and services online through the e - shop: www.kombiniranimasi.com, tel .: 0887252291.
b / By "Goods" is meant, each of the offered items in the E-shop, which is described with its main features, image and sales price.
c / "Customer" means any person who has purchased or made an order to purchase an item from the e-shop.
d / e-shop is a virtual shop with e-mail address www.kombiniranimasi.com.
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1.1 THE GUARANTEES provides the Customer with the opportunity to purchase the goods offered through the E-Store by sending a request / order / and paying the respective selling price, subject to the Client's observance of the present General Terms and Conditions.
1.2 The contract of sale between the GUARANTEES and the Client shall be deemed to have been concluded from the moment of payment of the advance amount.
II. ORDER
2. The ordering procedure from the site is voluntary and free of charge. The site can be viewed by the users freely without the need for registration. To make an order, you need to fill out a form. The fields that must be filled in are marked with an asterisk.
Upon successful completion of the order, a CUSTOMER employee will contact the Customer on the email provided, confirming when the order can be executed. By electronic order from the online store, only those goods that the system allows to be added to the user's shopping cart can be purchased. All information about the technical features offered for sale through the online store is provided by the manufacturer or the importer of the respective product, and the GUARANTEES do not bear any responsibility for any false, incorrect or inaccurate information, false information presented in a misleading way , in the case of a discrepancy between the presented factual and actual situation, the difference (the difference in the color tones of the picture material and the actual color of the product) rears.
III. Prices
3. All prices presented in the site are in Bulgarian levs and are valid only at the moment of their publication, GUIDELINES reserve the right to change them without notice at any time. The prices quoted on the site are final and include all taxes and fees.
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5. The Customer submits the application by filling in an electronic form published on www.kombiniranimasi.com. The request must necessarily include a shipping address, email, and contact phone number.
6. GUIDELINES do not guarantee the possibility of producing the ordered items. In case of failure to fulfill its obligations due to the fact that it does not have the materials for the goods ordered for purchase, the GUARANTEES are obliged to inform the customer and to reimburse the payment in the shortest possible time.
7. For non-material materials, GUARANTEES shall specify a delivery time different from that specified in Section V "Delivery" of these General Terms and Conditions with which the customer may agree or refuse the order. The indicated deadline by the GUIDELINES is indicative rather than fixed.
8. In case the materials for the manufacture of the goods ordered by the Client are available, THE GUIDELINES shall confirm the order made by phone or by e-mail.
9. At the time of the request, the Client agrees to these General Terms and Conditions by specifically for this application, namely: by ticking the box "I have read and agree to the Terms and Conditions" for the purchase through the e-shop "with which the Customer makes an electronic statement within the meaning of the Electronic Document and Electronic Signature Act, stating that he is familiar with these Terms and Conditions, accepts them and undertakes to comply with them. Agreements with these General Terms and Conditions will also be the act of ordering / ordering / buying a good from the Customer. In the same way, by ticking the box "I am familiar with the additional information provided by the Merchant", the Customer will, before making an order, become acquainted with the mandatory information under Article 47 of the CIP.
10. With the purchase order, the customer selects the merchandise and the quantity.
11. Next step is to specify an exact delivery address.
12. The final stage of the order is the payment. Payment of the price is made in the following ways:
a / by bank transfer
b / by translation with a courier company
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d) if 50% of the value of the goods has been chosen for the payment, the remaining 50% may be paid on delivery with courier
V. DELIVERY
13.1. In the case that the materials for the requested goods are available, the same shall be delivered to the Customer's specified delivery address within 30 / thirty / working days but not more than 40 / forty / calendar days, except in the cases of item 7 of these Terms and Conditions.
13.2. The period above begins to run from the time the goods are paid in full or in part.
14. The delivery is done by courier / shipping company services and is at the expense of the GUARANTEES.
15. The loading / unloading work on delivery is not the responsibility or obligation of the GUIDELINES / or the courier / and the recipient of the goods.
16. The obligation to deliver the goods will be deemed to be fulfilled by delivering the goods to the building in which the delivery address specified in the application is located.
17. The goods are delivered appropriately packaged according to their type and shipping for delivery.
18. In the case of an incomplete, incorrect or incorrect address and / or a telephone number when submitting a request, the same is considered invalid and for the GUARANTEES there is no obligation for its execution.
19. In case the Customer indicates as a payment method and does not make such a payment, the CUSTOMERS do not incur any obligation to deliver the requested product.
20. In the event that the Customer does not make a payment, after indicating that the same will be done by means of a charge, the CUSTOMERS do not incur the obligation to deliver the goods.
VI. TRANSMISSION OF GOODS
21. Goods are handed over to the Customer or to a third party who accepts and acknowledges receipt thereof on behalf of the Customer by signing the accompanying documents.
22. In the event that the Customer is not found within the delivery period at the address specified by him / her, or if there is no access and conditions for the delivery of the goods within this period and this results in the impossibility of delivering the shipment not by fault of the seller, GUIDELINES exempts from its obligation to deliver the goods ordered. In this case, the sales contract is automatically terminated.
23. In case of delivery with a "cash on delivery", the goods shall be handed over only after payment by the Client / or other recipient / in cash in Bulgarian leva of the amount of the charge specified in the shipment's bill of lading.
VII. PRICE AND WAY OF PAYMENT
24. All prices of goods in the e-shop are in Bulgarian levs, with taxes included and announced in the e-shop.
25.1. The price of transport in Bulgaria is paid by the GUIDELINES.
25.2. The client does not pay for transport in Bulgaria.
25.3. The agreed transport outside Bulgaria at the expense of the Buyer should be specified in the issued bill, invoice and other documents.
25.4. Payment may be made in advance by payment of the full amount or in part, in the latter case the surcharge / the rest of the price / is made upon delivery of the goods by means of a charge. In the case of cash payment upon delivery, the buyer receives from the courier a document indicating the ordered goods and the selling price due to the buyer.
25.5. Upon requesting an unavailable merchandise, an advance is paid, amounting to 50% of the value of the goods. GUIDELINES reserves the right to require payment of an advance for other orders made.
25.6. The advance payment is made only with the client's consent, and in case of his refusal to pay the advance amount, the GUIDELINES have the right to refuse to conclude a contract for purchase and sale of the ordered item.
25.7. The Client agrees that the action on the advance payment of the goods will be considered as explicit consent within the meaning of Article 53 of the Consumer Protection Act.
25.8. Regardless of the method chosen, all payments are made only in Bulgarian Leva.
VIII. PRODUCT REVIEW. ADVERTISING
26. Returns of goods purchased through the online store are made under the rules of the Consumer Protection Act. Address for complaints: Troyan, 6, Radetzky Str., Phone number 0887252291, email: kombiniranimasi@abv.bg
27. Upon receipt of the goods, the Customer is obliged to review it immediately. If it finds obvious defects, immediately inform the person delivering the goods. In this case, a statement of findings shall be drawn up in two identical copies, signed by the consignee and the courier / forwarder's representative. The record must necessarily describe obvious shortcomings.
28. In the event that the Customer does not make a claim at the moment, or even does so, but does not sign a record, he / she loses the right later to claim that the product has been delivered with obvious defects.
IX. CONCLUDING CLAUSES
29. GUIDELINES ensure that the information in the e-shop is always up-to-date and up-to-date, and accurate information can be obtained by phone: 0887252291
30. All sizes announced in the e-shop are external and include the outermost dimensions. There may be inconsistencies in the color nuances of the photo material on the e-shop site and the actual color shades of the products.
31. GUIDELINES do not warrant that access to the online store will be uninterrupted, timely, secure, and error-free, as long as it is beyond the scope, control and will of the GUARANTEES.
32. GUIDELINES is the administrator of personal data registered under the Personal Data Protection Act. GUIDELINES guarantee the integrity of information containing personal data provided by Customers. Disclosure is only possible in cases where information is required by government authorities or officials authorized by law to require and collect information containing personal data and in compliance with the statutory order. By accepting these Terms and Conditions, the Client gives his / her indefinite, unconditional and unconditional consent that the personal data provided by him / her be collected, stored, processed and used by the GUARANTEES for the purpose of fulfilling the contract for the purchase and sale of ordered goods.
33. These General Terms and Conditions have been in force since they were published. GUIDELINES reserves the right to change these Terms and Conditions at any time by publishing these changes on www.kombiniranimasi.com in a timely manner together with a change notice.
The provisions of the current legislation of the Republic of Bulgaria shall apply to the issues not settled by the present conditions.


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Q: Hard-coded 8191 10485 values in JavaScript rounding function I've seen the following (bizarre) Javascript rounding function in some legacy code.  After googling for it I can see that it crops up in a number of places online.  However I can't work out why the hard-coded values 8191 and 10485 are present.
Does anyone know if there's any sensible reason why these values are included?  If not, hopefully we can kill off the meme!
function roundNumber(num,dec) {
    var newnumber = 0;
    if (num > 8191 && num < 10485) {
        num = num-5000;
        newnumber = Math.round(num*Math.pow(10,dec))/Math.pow(10,dec);
        newnumber = newnumber+5000;
    } else {
        newnumber = Math.round(num*Math.pow(10,dec))/Math.pow(10,dec);
    }
    return newnumber;
}

A: 8191 (0x1fff) could be significant in terms of binary representation, but 10485 (0x28f5) does not seem to be.
I'd bet this is some kind of hack to work around a perceived floating point rounding error. Floating point numbers can act in unpredictable ways, where you expect 2 but get 1.99999999973904 instead, for example, and comparisons such as >= 2 fail.

A: function roundNumber(num, dec){
 var newnumber= 0;
 if(num> 8191 && num < 10485){
  num= num-5000;
  newnumber= Math.round(num*Math.pow(10, dec))/Math.pow(10, dec);
  newnumber= newnumber+5000;
 }
 else{
  newnumber= Math.round(num*Math.pow(10, dec))/Math.pow(10, dec);
 }
 return newnumber;
}

Are you sure this was meant for javascript?
If you have a number (n=10449.012345)
and you want to round it to 5 decimals (dec=5),
Math.round(n*Math.pow(10, dec))/Math.pow(10, dec)
returns 10449.01234.
Using roundNumber(10449.012345,5)
returns 10449.012340000001,
which does not seem to be an improvement.
10000.12 returned 10000.119999999999.
All of the non integer numbers I tried in the 8191-10485 range failed.
10000 did return 10000, so you can safely use it to round integers, I guess.

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Uber will not be granted a new licence to operate in London after repeated safety failures, Transport for London (TfL) has said.
The regulator said the taxi app was not "fit and proper" as a licence holder, despite having made a number of positive changes to its operations.
Uber initially lost its licence in 2017 but was granted two extensions, the most recent of which expired on Sunday.
The firm will appeal and can continue to operate during that process.
About 45,000 drivers work for Uber in London, which is one of its top five markets globally.
Explaining its decision not to renew, TfL said it had identified a "pattern of failures" that placed passenger safety and security at risk.
These included a change to Uber's systems which allowed unauthorised drivers to upload their photos to other Uber driver accounts.
It meant at least 14,000 fraudulent trips were carried out in London in late 2018 and early 2019, TfL said.
The regulator also found dismissed or suspended drivers had been able to create Uber accounts and carry passengers, "compromising passenger safety and security".
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Helen Chapman, Director of Licensing, Regulation and Charging at TfL, said: "While we recognise Uber has made improvements, it is unacceptable that Uber has allowed passengers to get into minicabs with drivers who are potentially unlicensed and uninsured."
London Mayor Sadiq Khan said: "I know this decision may be unpopular with Uber users, but their safety is the paramount concern. Regulations are there to keep Londoners safe."
Strengthened processes
Uber said the decision was "extraordinary and wrong", and that it had fundamentally changed its business over the last two years.
Jamie Heywood, regional general manager for Northern & Eastern Europe at Uber, said: "Over the last two months we have audited every driver in London and further strengthened our processes."
In May, hundreds of Uber drivers in London, Birmingham, Nottingham and Glasgow staged a protest against the firm over pay and conditions
If Uber's appeal is unsuccessful some think it would leave a huge gap in the London ride-hailing market.
However, Fiona Cincotta, market analyst at City Index, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Here in London, there would be competition that would fill that void quite quickly."
According to Uber, 24% of its sales come from just five cities, including London. The others are Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco and São Paulo in Brazil.
If Uber did leave London, it would not be alone
Uber pulled out of Denmark in 2017 because of new taxi laws that required drivers to have fare meters and seat sensors.
Bulgaria and Hungary have also banned it.
In May, Uber pulled its UberXL service in Turkey, without saying why.
TfL can offer licences of up to five years, but it has been more stringent of late.
In July, Indian ride-hailing company Ola got a 15-month agreement for its entry into the London market, while ViaVan got a three-year licence renewal.
In September 2017, TfL declined to renew Uber's licence on similar safety grounds, citing Uber's approach to carrying out background checks on drivers and reporting serious criminal offences.
Uber's use of secret software, called "Greyball", which could be used to block regulators from monitoring the app, was another factor, although Uber said it had never been used in the UK.
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Recap: 2/4/2011 At The Verdi Club.
Whoooo… Last night, well… Let's just say it was one hell of a night. I'm a very low key kind of guy, but I surely know how to have a good time. And last night, was definitely a good night.
The Hi-Rhythm Hustlers and Slim Jenkins were both performing last night. For the first time, they were alternating sets. So as soon as Hi-Rhythm Hustlers were done, Slim Jenkins went up. And as soon as they were done, Hi-Rhythm Hustlers went back up, and so forth. And you know what? It made the night go by a little too quickly, because these guys know how to put on a show. It's always a blast seeing them both on stage.
The folks were swingin' the night away, as usual.
The Hi-Rhythm Hustlers doin' their thing.
Kiya & Demitra cutting a rug.
Alright… Whoever's read my previous postings, know that I don't know how to swing dance. It's not that I don't like it, I just can't make the time to go to lessons. And Kiya and Demitra have been pushing and shoving me into the direction of swing and bop. Well, soon enough my friends… Soon enough.
Kiya… I see your nose.
Getting the band on camera.
Finally caught Tanoa without a hat!
For those who don't know, he's the man behind A-Town Agency, and throws all sorts of events promoting the local rockabilly and swing bands. If you guys haven't signed up for the mailing list, do so. You don't wanna miss these events!
The Hi-Rhythm Hustlers and Slim Jenkins switchin' up.
Get it? 300?! SPARTA!!!? No?
Oh… what a good night it was. Finally introduced myself to a few familiar faces from a bunch of previous events. Had a few too many drinks. Just had myself a ball toe tappin' to these two great bands of The Bay Area.
While I was talking to Tanoa, I asked him where I could get a Stompy Jones cd. They are one of my favorite bands, local and in general, and I haven't been able to score their CD. Not even a single track! But fortunately, Tanoa hooked a brother up, and now I got it! You can bet your asses that this was blasting in my car all day long, today!
Y'all need to get some Stompy Jones in your playlists, because they are amazing. They play every Tuesday at The Verdi Club, but unfortunately, Tuesdays don't work for me. But I know I have to make it out one night, just because they are amazing live.
Picked up quite a few flyers on my way out. Details on these later.
You guys are gonna have to excuse me. I hardly ever check my emails via computer, so when I get news like this, I tend to forget about them for a while. MY FAULT!
Both of these bands put on a great show both on and off the stage. This is the place to be if you want to learn some new moves, touch up on your technique, or dance with amazing people. It's usually packed as it is, but it's always good to see new faces.
I'll expecting some songs from a few certain people, as it is the day after. If you catch my drift. Maybe some Boney Maroney or some Oh Boy. Ya know… Some of that.
So come on out and have yourself a ball.
You get a gnarly headache the night of an awesome show? I sure as hell do.
Sorry Felix, gonna have to catch you guys around town, on another day.
If that's not headache material, I have no idea what is.
But for the rest of yous… Try and make it out to Cafe Du Nord. It's a nice little venue, never too crowded. I only hope they fixed the audio this time around, so people actually sound like they're singing and not just banging on the walls with trash can lids.
Last night was The Harvest Moon Hop. Slim Jenkins, The B Stars, and The Hi Rhythm Hustlers were playing some good music for everyone to swing to. And as I've said before, The Hi Rhythm Hustlers put on a great show, and last night they did not disappoint.
We we're quickly greeted by Christina, from the night before. She is definitely a doll, and it was really nice of her to come up and chat with my lady for a bit, and invite us to sit with their table.
Not long after, my lady recognized someone who works at a nearby Sephora. And of course, they kicked it off, as well and we sat with Lisa and Victoria. No offense to Christina, but they had an empty table!
The night was great, a whole bunch of people swingin' and jivin'. But as Christina pointed out, was that the crowd was rather 'old.' Which it was. The crowd seemed to be more so the people who take swing dancing classes, and come out to practice their moves and experiment, rather than the usual rockabilly crowd. Which wasn't a bad thing. Except an old lady fell over pretty damn hard. I heard the thud from across the room!
The only drawback at Verdi Club, is that the beer is all the same price. I'm a beer guy, and I'd rather drink a beer over a mixed drink. The beer is not exactly the cheapest. For $5 for beer like Anchor Steam and Fat Tire, it's not too bad. But then when you charge the same price for Corona, it kind of puts a damper on that. I mean, I'll enjoy a Corona, but seeing it priced the same as Anchor Steam, makes it seem as if I'm paying too much for it. Especially since they're priced the same as a Jack and Coke or a Whiskey Sour. Maybe I'm too used to drinking PBR. Oh well. It's still a good venue.
My highlight of the night was getting a compliment from Lisa, saying I had perfect hair. As we were leaving, Tanoa recognized us from the night before and came introduce himself. He too, complimented my hair from seeing it the night before. And I'm sure he has seen plenty of pomps, so of course it was a big compliment. Unfortunately, I had to be up early the next day, so we couldn't stop and have a drink with him. But there will be a next time.
It was another great night, brought to you by A-Town Agency.
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Kairu Martywhat you could do is have killsounds enabled on melee and disabled everywhere else.
what you could do is have killsounds enabled on melee and disabled everywhere else.
i have no idea what my schedule is like for next season so i'm just gonna put this up anyways. also i'm not going to have a desk for a little while around the beginning of may. i'm playing highlander too but it shouldn't get in the way of scrims/matches.
qisan with browns, blacks, or reds.
my game stutters like crazy since the update. goes absolutely bonkers whenever i die too.
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EA and China want to make another Need for Speed movie
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Fans of Aaron Paul and Electronic Arts' Need for Speed racing game series may get a cinematic sequel to 2014's Need for Speed movie. EA hopes to make Need for Speed 2, thanks to the involvement of some Chinese partners, and maybe score a little of that Fast & Furious money.
Variety reports that EA has teamed up with China Movie Channel Program Center, Jiaflix Enterprises and 1905 Pictures to make a second Need for Speed movie, which is planned to be filmed partially in China.
"We are excited to work with EA, one of the world's most recognized creative companies," said Yin Cao, chairman of China Movie Channel, in a statement. "We are also delighted that much of 'Need for Speed 2′ would be filmed in China, and we believe it will include much more Chinese talent and elements."
Need for Speed didn't fare well with critics, but according to Box Office Mojo, the movie grossed more than $200 million worldwide. China was a big part of that box office take: Chinese moviegoers contributed a reported $65 million to the film's global take.
One thing potentially holding up a Need for Speed sequel is that studio Dreamworks currently holds the rights.
EA does plan to ship at least one Need for Speed sequel this year. Developer Ghost Games is working on a new entry in the franchise after giving Need for Speed a year off.


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While Bridget famously battled her weight, made a mess of her love life and confronted a host of other issues in the 1996 bestseller Bridget Jones's Diary and Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason in 2001, 12 years later the awkward but lovable character is still single and battling a brand new aspect of her usual problems:
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"You see, this is the trouble with the modern world," writes Bridget in an excerpt from the book. "If it was the days of letter-writing, I would never even have started to find his address, a pen, a piece of paper, an envelope, a stamp, and gone outside at 11.30 p.m. to find a postbox. A text is gone at the brush of a fingertip, like a nuclear bomb or Exocet missile."
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package de.danielweisser.android.ldapsync.authenticator;

import android.accounts.Account;
import android.accounts.AccountAuthenticatorActivity;
import android.accounts.AccountManager;
import android.app.AlertDialog;
import android.app.Dialog;
import android.app.ProgressDialog;
import android.content.ContentResolver;
import android.content.DialogInterface;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.os.Handler;
import android.provider.ContactsContract;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.AdapterView;
import android.widget.AdapterView.OnItemSelectedListener;
import android.widget.ArrayAdapter;
import android.widget.AutoCompleteTextView;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.Spinner;
import android.widget.ViewFlipper;
import de.danielweisser.android.ldapsync.Constants;
import de.danielweisser.android.ldapsync.R;
import de.danielweisser.android.ldapsync.client.Contact;
import de.danielweisser.android.ldapsync.client.LDAPServerInstance;
import de.danielweisser.android.ldapsync.client.LDAPUtilities;
import de.danielweisser.android.ldapsync.platform.ContactManager;

/**
 * Activity which displays login screen to the user.
 *
 * @author Daniel Weisser
 */
public class LDAPAuthenticatorActivity extends AccountAuthenticatorActivity {

	private static final int ERROR_DIALOG = 1;
	private static final int PROGRESS_DIALOG = 0;
	public static final String PARAM_CONFIRMCREDENTIALS = "confirmCredentials";
	public static final String PARAM_USERNAME = "username";
	public static final String PARAM_PASSWORD = "password";
	public static final String PARAM_HOST = "host";
	public static final String PARAM_PORT = "port";
	public static final String PARAM_ENCRYPTION = "encryption";
	public static final String PARAM_AUTHTOKEN_TYPE = "authtokenType";
	public static final String PARAM_SEARCHFILTER = "searchFilter";
	public static final String PARAM_BASEDN = "baseDN";
	public static final String PARAM_MAPPING = "map_";

	private static final String TAG = "LDAPAuthActivity";

	private String message;

	/** Was the original caller asking for an entirely new account? */
	protected boolean mRequestNewAccount = true;

	/**
	 * If set we are just checking that the user knows their credentials, this doesn't cause the user's password to be changed on the device.
	 */
	private Boolean mConfirmCredentials = false;

	/** for posting authentication attempts back to UI thread */
	private final Handler mHandler = new Handler();

	private AccountManager mAccountManager;
	private Thread mAuthThread;
	private String mAuthtoken;
	private String mAuthtokenType;

	private String mPassword;
	private EditText mPasswordEdit;
	private String mUsername;
	private EditText mUsernameEdit;
	private String mHost;
	private EditText mHostEdit;
	private int mEncryption;
	private Spinner mEncryptionSpinner;
	private String mSearchFilter;
	private EditText mSearchFilterEdit;
	private String mBaseDN;
	private AutoCompleteTextView mBaseDNSpinner;
	private int mPort;
	private EditText mPortEdit;

	private String mFirstName;
	private EditText mFirstNameEdit;
	private String mLastName;
	private EditText mLastNameEdit;
	private String mCellPhone;
	private EditText mCellPhoneEdit;
	private String mHomePhone;
	private EditText mHomePhoneEdit;
	private String mOfficePhone;
	private EditText mOfficePhoneEdit;
	private String mEmail;
	private EditText mEmailEdit;
	private String mStreet;
	private EditText mStreetEdit;
	private String mCity;
	private EditText mCityEdit;
	private String mState;
	private EditText mStateEdit;
	private String mZip;
	private EditText mZipEdit;
	private String mCountry;
	private EditText mCountryEdit;
	private String mImage;
	private EditText mImageEdit;
	private Dialog dialog;

	@Override
	public void onCreate(Bundle bundle) {
		super.onCreate(bundle);
		mAccountManager = AccountManager.get(this);

		getDataFromIntent();
		setLDAPMappings();

		setContentView(R.layout.login_activity);

		mEncryptionSpinner = (Spinner) findViewById(R.id.encryption_spinner);
		ArrayAdapter<CharSequence> adapter = ArrayAdapter.createFromResource(this, R.array.encryption_methods, android.R.layout.simple_spinner_item);
		adapter.setDropDownViewResource(android.R.layout.simple_spinner_dropdown_item);
		mEncryptionSpinner.setAdapter(adapter);
		mEncryptionSpinner.setSelection(mEncryption);
		mEncryptionSpinner.setOnItemSelectedListener(new OnItemSelectedListener() {
			@Override
			public void onItemSelected(AdapterView<?> parent, View view, int position, long id) {
				mEncryption = position;
				if (position == 1) {
					mPortEdit.setText("636");
				} else {
					mPortEdit.setText("389");
				}
			}

			@Override
			public void onNothingSelected(AdapterView<?> parent) {
				// Do nothing.
			}
		});

		// Find controls
		mUsernameEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.username_edit);
		mPasswordEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.password_edit);
		mHostEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.host_edit);
		mPortEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.port_edit);
		mSearchFilterEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.searchfilter_edit);
		mBaseDNSpinner = (AutoCompleteTextView) findViewById(R.id.basedn_spinner);

		// Set values from the intent
		mUsernameEdit.setText(mUsername);
		mPasswordEdit.setText(mAuthtokenType);
		mHostEdit.setText(mHost);
		mPortEdit.setText(Integer.toString(mPort));
		mSearchFilterEdit.setText(mSearchFilter);

		// Set values for LDAP mapping
		mFirstNameEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.firstname_edit);
		mFirstNameEdit.setText(mFirstName);
		mLastNameEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.lastname_edit);
		mLastNameEdit.setText(mLastName);
		mOfficePhoneEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.officephone_edit);
		mOfficePhoneEdit.setText(mOfficePhone);
		mCellPhoneEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.cellphone_edit);
		mCellPhoneEdit.setText(mCellPhone);
		mHomePhoneEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.homephone_edit);
		mHomePhoneEdit.setText(mHomePhone);
		mEmailEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.mail_edit);
		mEmailEdit.setText(mEmail);
		mImageEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.image_edit);
		mImageEdit.setText(mImage);
		mStreetEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.street_edit);
		mStreetEdit.setText(mStreet);
		mCityEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.city_edit);
		mCityEdit.setText(mCity);
		mZipEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.zip_edit);
		mZipEdit.setText(mZip);
		mStateEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.state_edit);
		mStateEdit.setText(mState);
		mCountryEdit = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.country_edit);
		mCountryEdit.setText(mCountry);
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the default LDAP mapping attributes
	 */
	private void setLDAPMappings() {
		if (mRequestNewAccount) {
			// mSearchFilter = "(objectClass=inetOrgPerson)";
			mSearchFilter = "(objectClass=organizationalPerson)";
			mFirstName = "givenName";
			mLastName = "sn";
			mOfficePhone = "telephonenumber";
			mCellPhone = "mobile";
			mHomePhone = "homephone";
			mEmail = "mail";
			mImage = "jpegphoto";
			mStreet = "street";
			mCity = "l";
			mZip = "postalCode";
			mState = "st";
			mCountry = "co";
			// mImage = "thumbnailphoto";
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Obtains data from an intent that was provided for the activity. If no intent was provided some default values are set.
	 */
	private void getDataFromIntent() {
		final Intent intent = getIntent();
		mUsername = intent.getStringExtra(PARAM_USERNAME);
		mPassword = intent.getStringExtra(PARAM_PASSWORD);
		mHost = intent.getStringExtra(PARAM_HOST);
		mPort = intent.getIntExtra(PARAM_PORT, 389);
		mEncryption = intent.getIntExtra(PARAM_ENCRYPTION, 0);
		mRequestNewAccount = (mUsername == null);
		mConfirmCredentials = intent.getBooleanExtra(PARAM_CONFIRMCREDENTIALS, false);
	}

	/**
	 * Called when response is received from the server for confirm credentials request. See onAuthenticationResult(). Sets the AccountAuthenticatorResult which
	 * is sent back to the caller.
	 *
	 * @param the
	 *            confirmCredentials result.
	 */
	protected void finishConfirmCredentials(boolean result) {
		Log.i(TAG, "finishConfirmCredentials()");
		final Account account = new Account(mHost, Constants.ACCOUNT_TYPE);
		mAccountManager.setPassword(account, mPassword);
		final Intent intent = new Intent();
		intent.putExtra(AccountManager.KEY_BOOLEAN_RESULT, result);
		setAccountAuthenticatorResult(intent.getExtras());
		setResult(RESULT_OK, intent);
		finish();
	}

	/**
	 * Called when response is received from the server for authentication request. See onAuthenticationResult(). Sets the AccountAuthenticatorResult which is
	 * sent back to the caller. Also sets the authToken in AccountManager for this account.
	 */
	protected void finishLogin() {
		Log.i(TAG, "finishLogin()");
		final Account account = new Account(mHost, Constants.ACCOUNT_TYPE);

		if (mRequestNewAccount) {
			Bundle userData = new Bundle();
			userData.putString(PARAM_USERNAME, mUsername);
			userData.putString(PARAM_PORT, mPort + "");
			userData.putString(PARAM_HOST, mHost);
			userData.putString(PARAM_ENCRYPTION, mEncryption + "");
			userData.putString(PARAM_SEARCHFILTER, mSearchFilter);
			userData.putString(PARAM_BASEDN, mBaseDN);
			// Mappings for LDAP data
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.FIRSTNAME, mFirstName);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.LASTNAME, mLastName);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.TELEPHONE, mOfficePhone);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.MOBILE, mCellPhone);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.HOMEPHONE, mHomePhone);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.MAIL, mEmail);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.PHOTO, mImage);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.STREET, mStreet);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.CITY, mCity);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.ZIP, mZip);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.STATE, mState);
			userData.putString(PARAM_MAPPING + Contact.COUNTRY, mCountry);
			mAccountManager.addAccountExplicitly(account, mPassword, userData);

			// Set contacts sync for this account.
			ContentResolver.setSyncAutomatically(account, ContactsContract.AUTHORITY, true);
			ContactManager.makeGroupVisible(account.name, getContentResolver());
		} else {
			mAccountManager.setPassword(account, mPassword);
		}
		final Intent intent = new Intent();
		mAuthtoken = mPassword;
		intent.putExtra(AccountManager.KEY_ACCOUNT_NAME, account.name);
		intent.putExtra(AccountManager.KEY_ACCOUNT_TYPE, Constants.ACCOUNT_TYPE);
		if (mAuthtokenType != null && mAuthtokenType.equals(Constants.AUTHTOKEN_TYPE)) {
			intent.putExtra(AccountManager.KEY_AUTHTOKEN, mAuthtoken);
		}
		setAccountAuthenticatorResult(intent.getExtras());
		setResult(RESULT_OK, intent);
		finish();
	}

	/**
	 * Handles onClick event on the Next button. Sends username/password to the server for authentication.
	 *
	 * @param view
	 *            The Next button for which this method is invoked
	 */
	public void getLDAPServerDetails(View view) {
		Log.i(TAG, "handleLogin");
		if (mRequestNewAccount) {
			mUsername = mUsernameEdit.getText().toString();
		}
		mPassword = mPasswordEdit.getText().toString();
		mHost = mHostEdit.getText().toString();
		try {
			mPort = Integer.parseInt(mPortEdit.getText().toString());
		} catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
			Log.i(TAG, "No port given. Set port to 389");
			mPort = 389;
		}
		LDAPServerInstance ldapServer = new LDAPServerInstance(mHost, mPort, mEncryption, mUsername, mPassword);

		showDialog(PROGRESS_DIALOG);
		// Start authenticating...
		mAuthThread = LDAPUtilities.attemptAuth(ldapServer, mHandler, LDAPAuthenticatorActivity.this);
	}

	/**
	 * Call back for the authentication process. When the authentication attempt is finished this method is called.
	 *
	 * @param baseDNs
	 *            List of baseDNs from the LDAP server
	 * @param result
	 *            result of the authentication process
	 * @param message
	 *            Possible error message
	 */
	public void onAuthenticationResult(String[] baseDNs, boolean result, String message) {
		Log.i(TAG, "onAuthenticationResult(" + result + ")");
		if (dialog != null) {
			dialog.dismiss();
		}
		if (result) {
			if (baseDNs != null) {
				ArrayAdapter<CharSequence> adapter = new ArrayAdapter<CharSequence>(this, android.R.layout.simple_spinner_item, baseDNs);
				adapter.setDropDownViewResource(android.R.layout.simple_spinner_dropdown_item);
				mBaseDNSpinner.setAdapter(adapter);
			}
			ViewFlipper vf = (ViewFlipper) findViewById(R.id.server);
			vf.showNext();
		} else {
			this.message = message;
			showDialog(ERROR_DIALOG);
			Log.e(TAG, "onAuthenticationResult: failed to authenticate");
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Handles onClick event on the Done button. Saves the account with the account manager.
	 *
	 * @param view
	 *            The Done button for which this method is invoked
	 */
	public void saveAccount(View view) {
		mSearchFilter = mSearchFilterEdit.getText().toString();
		mBaseDN = mBaseDNSpinner.getText().toString();
		mFirstName = mFirstNameEdit.getText().toString();
		mLastName = mLastNameEdit.getText().toString();
		mOfficePhone = mOfficePhoneEdit.getText().toString();
		mCellPhone = mCellPhoneEdit.getText().toString();
		mHomePhone = mHomePhoneEdit.getText().toString();
		mEmail = mEmailEdit.getText().toString();
		mImage = mImageEdit.getText().toString();
		mStreet = mStreetEdit.getText().toString();
		mCity = mCityEdit.getText().toString();
		mZip = mZipEdit.getText().toString();
		mState = mStateEdit.getText().toString();
		mCountry = mCountryEdit.getText().toString();

		if (!mConfirmCredentials) {
			finishLogin();
		} else {
			finishConfirmCredentials(true);
		}
	}

	@Override
	protected Dialog onCreateDialog(int id) {
		if (id == PROGRESS_DIALOG) {
			final ProgressDialog dialog = new ProgressDialog(this);
			dialog.setMessage(getText(R.string.ui_activity_authenticating));
			dialog.setIndeterminate(true);
			dialog.setCancelable(true);
			dialog.setOnCancelListener(new DialogInterface.OnCancelListener() {
				public void onCancel(DialogInterface dialog) {
					Log.i(TAG, "dialog cancel has been invoked");
					if (mAuthThread != null) {
						mAuthThread.interrupt();
						finish();
					}
				}
			});
			this.dialog = dialog;
			return dialog;
		} else if (id == ERROR_DIALOG) {
			AlertDialog.Builder builder = new AlertDialog.Builder(this);
			builder.setTitle("Connection error").setMessage("Could not connect to the server:\n" + message).setCancelable(false);
			builder.setPositiveButton("OK", new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
				public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int id) {
					dialog.cancel();
				}
			});
			AlertDialog alert = builder.create();
			return alert;
		}
		return null;
	}

	@Override
	protected void onPrepareDialog(int id, Dialog dialog) {
		if (id == ERROR_DIALOG) {
			((AlertDialog) dialog).setMessage("Could not connect to the server:\n" + message);
		}
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


I was hoping you'd be online. Did you receive an email from Tarik Chouaibi?
umm I don't think so?
I completely understand this. The question remains how much police officers remain members of black communities after they've joined the force. But I meant to say above, as long as there are police, there sure had better be black police.
As for the MD constitution, I haven't had a chance to look at it, but the incorporation clause theory sounds weak, I agree. I'll try to look into it (and the possible statutory claims) tomorrow or Thursday.
Just in case anyone's still interested, the people on Nappturality are reporting that the Baltimore PD has rescinded this policy and will be redrafting a new one to be available for review on Jan. 15. I haven't found a link yet.
I'm sorry I dropped the ball on this research. I spaced out because I am on vacation and don't have steady internet access. I'll try to look into it this weekend if someone reminds me -- or we can wait until after we see what the new policy looks like.
hmmm.. well clarify something for me here...are we referring to locs that are not twisted @ the root that appear to have been untamed for months??
That seems to be the look favored by a majority of the Baltimore cops that I've seen.
I have to be honest and say that I really don't understand why anyone is tripping about the hairstyles of the police officers in their community.
Agreed. If it affects performance, that's one thing. But simple aesthetics? No.


Kerona is a laid back hip hop enthusiast from Johannesburg with a passion for all things in the arts and entertainment. Majoring in Visual Communication and Design at Stellenbosch University, so being unconventional is nothing new.
Giving you a throwback of the greatest Hip hop and R&B hits and bit of shady banter, in all honesty it's the realest.


text:
Q: Count by X not completing it's loop I really don't understand why this loop is not working as expected, please see the example below also, is there a better way of doing this?
   function countBy(x, n) {
      var z = [];
      for (let i = x; i + x < x * n; i = i + x) {
        z.push(i);
      }
      return z;
    }

Expected: '[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]', instead got: '[1, 2, 3]' (x: 1, n: 5)
Expected: '[2, 4, 6, 8, 10]', instead got: '[2, 4, 6]' (x: 2, n: 10)

A: When x is 1 and n is 5, i will go from 1 up to 4. When i is 4, the loop will stop because 1 + 4 is not less than 1 * 5.
Similarly for the case of x as 2 and n as 10. The loop condition is written such that it terminates too early for your requirements. It should be
for (let i = x; i <= x * n; i = i + x)

A: The result you do not expect is correct.
Your code is equivalent to:
function countBy(x, n) {
      var z = [];
      for (let i = x; i < x * (n-1); i = i + x) {
        z.push(i);
      }
      return z;
    }

which is equivalent to:
function countBy(x, n) {
      var z = [];
      for (let i = x; i <= x * (n-2); i = i + x) {
        z.push(i);
      }
      return z;
    }

This means when n is 5, the loop will only work until i is 3 times x.
The correct code would be:
   function countBy(x, n) {
      var z = [];
      for (let i = x; i <= x * n; i = i + x) {
        z.push(i);
      }
      return z;
    }

However, to match your second example the code needs to be:
   function countBy(x, n) {
      var z = [];
      for (let i = x; i <= n; i = i + x) {
        z.push(i);
      }
      return z;
    }

Only you know which version you want.

A: You want to count by x to n, so try this:

 function countBy(x, n) {
    var z = [];
    for (let i = x; i <= n; i = i + x) {
      z.push(i);
    }
    return z;
}

console.log(countBy(1,5))
console.log(countBy(2,10))
console.log(countBy(3,10))


text:
This module manages the creation of Cloud SQL instances with potential read replicas in other regions. It can also create an initial set of users and databases via the `users` and `databases` parameters.

Note that this module assumes that some options are the same for both the primary instance and all the replicas (e.g. tier, disks, labels, flags, etc).

*Warning:* if you use the `users` field, you terraform state will contain each user's password in plain text.

## Simple example

This example shows how to setup a project, VPC and a standalone Cloud SQL instance.

```hcl
module "project" {
  source          = "./fabric/modules/project"
  billing_account = var.billing_account_id
  parent          = var.organization_id
  name            = "my-db-project"
  services = [
    "servicenetworking.googleapis.com"
  ]
}

module "vpc" {
  source     = "./fabric/modules/net-vpc"
  project_id = module.project.project_id
  name       = "my-network"
  psa_config = {
    ranges = { cloud-sql = "10.60.0.0/16" }
    routes = null
  }
}

module "db" {
  source           = "./fabric/modules/cloudsql-instance"
  project_id       = module.project.project_id
  network          = module.vpc.self_link
  name             = "db"
  region           = "europe-west1"
  database_version = "POSTGRES_13"
  tier             = "db-g1-small"
}
# tftest modules=3 resources=9
```

## Cross-regional read replica

```hcl
module "db" {
  source           = "./fabric/modules/cloudsql-instance"
  project_id       = var.project_id
  network          = var.vpc.self_link
  name             = "db"
  region           = "europe-west1"
  database_version = "POSTGRES_13"
  tier             = "db-g1-small"

  replicas = {
    replica1 = { region = "europe-west3", encryption_key_name = null }
    replica2 = { region = "us-central1", encryption_key_name = null }
  }
}
# tftest modules=1 resources=3
```

## Custom flags, databases and users

```hcl
module "db" {
  source           = "./fabric/modules/cloudsql-instance"
  project_id       = var.project_id
  network          = var.vpc.self_link
  name             = "db"
  region           = "europe-west1"
  database_version = "MYSQL_8_0"
  tier             = "db-g1-small"

  flags = {
    disconnect_on_expired_password = "on"
  }

  databases = [
    "people",
    "departments"
  ]

  users = {
    # generatea password for user1
    user1 = null
    # assign a password to user2
    user2  = "mypassword"
  }
}
# tftest modules=1 resources=6
```

### CMEK encryption
```hcl

module "project" {
  source          = "./fabric/modules/project"
  billing_account = var.billing_account_id
  parent          = var.organization_id
  name            = "my-db-project"
  services = [
    "servicenetworking.googleapis.com",
    "sqladmin.googleapis.com",
  ]
}

module "kms" {
  source     = "./fabric/modules/kms"
  project_id = module.project.project_id
  keyring = {
    name     = "keyring"
    location = var.region
  }
  keys = {
    key-sql = null
  }
  key_iam = {
    key-sql = {
      "roles/cloudkms.cryptoKeyEncrypterDecrypter" = [
        "serviceAccount:${module.project.service_accounts.robots.sqladmin}"
      ]
    }
  }
}

module "db" {
  source              = "./fabric/modules/cloudsql-instance"
  project_id          = module.project.project_id
  encryption_key_name = module.kms.keys["key-sql"].id
  network             = var.vpc.self_link
  name                = "db"
  region              = var.region
  database_version    = "POSTGRES_13"
  tier                = "db-g1-small"
}

# tftest modules=3 resources=10
```

## Variables

| name | description | type | required | default |
|---|---|:---:|:---:|:---:|
| [database_version](variables.tf#L49) | Database type and version to create. | string | ✓ |  |
| [name](variables.tf#L102) | Name of primary instance. | string | ✓ |  |
| [network](variables.tf#L107) | VPC self link where the instances will be deployed. Private Service Networking must be enabled and configured in this VPC. | string | ✓ |  |
| [project_id](variables.tf#L122) | The ID of the project where this instances will be created. | string | ✓ |  |
| [region](variables.tf#L127) | Region of the primary instance. | string | ✓ |  |
| [tier](variables.tf#L147) | The machine type to use for the instances. | string | ✓ |  |
| [authorized_networks](variables.tf#L17) | Map of NAME=>CIDR_RANGE to allow to connect to the database(s). | map(string) |  | null |
| [availability_type](variables.tf#L23) | Availability type for the primary replica. Either `ZONAL` or `REGIONAL`. | string |  | "ZONAL" |
| [backup_configuration](variables.tf#L29) | Backup settings for primary instance. Will be automatically enabled if using MySQL with one or more replicas. | object({…}) |  | {…} |
| [databases](variables.tf#L54) | Databases to create once the primary instance is created. | list(string) |  | null |
| [deletion_protection](variables.tf#L60) | Allow terraform to delete instances. | bool |  | false |
| [disk_size](variables.tf#L66) | Disk size in GB. Set to null to enable autoresize. | number |  | null |
| [disk_type](variables.tf#L72) | The type of data disk: `PD_SSD` or `PD_HDD`. | string |  | "PD_SSD" |
| [encryption_key_name](variables.tf#L78) | The full path to the encryption key used for the CMEK disk encryption of the primary instance. | string |  | null |
| [flags](variables.tf#L84) | Map FLAG_NAME=>VALUE for database-specific tuning. | map(string) |  | null |
| [ipv4_enabled](variables.tf#L90) | Add a public IP address to database instance. | bool |  | false |
| [labels](variables.tf#L96) | Labels to be attached to all instances. | map(string) |  | null |
| [prefix](variables.tf#L112) | Optional prefix used to generate instance names. | string |  | null |
| [replicas](variables.tf#L132) | Map of NAME=> {REGION, KMS_KEY} for additional read replicas. Set to null to disable replica creation. | map(object({…})) |  | {} |
| [root_password](variables.tf#L141) | Root password of the Cloud SQL instance. Required for MS SQL Server. | string |  | null |
| [users](variables.tf#L152) | Map of users to create in the primary instance (and replicated to other replicas) in the format USER=>PASSWORD. For MySQL, anything afterr the first `@` (if persent) will be used as the user's host. Set PASSWORD to null if you want to get an autogenerated password. | map(string) |  | null |

## Outputs

| name | description | sensitive |
|---|---|:---:|
| [connection_name](outputs.tf#L24) | Connection name of the primary instance. |  |
| [connection_names](outputs.tf#L29) | Connection names of all instances. |  |
| [id](outputs.tf#L37) | ID of the primary instance. |  |
| [ids](outputs.tf#L42) | IDs of all instances. |  |
| [instances](outputs.tf#L50) | Cloud SQL instance resources. | ✓ |
| [ip](outputs.tf#L56) | IP address of the primary instance. |  |
| [ips](outputs.tf#L61) | IP addresses of all instances. |  |
| [name](outputs.tf#L69) | Name of the primary instance. |  |
| [names](outputs.tf#L74) | Names of all instances. |  |
| [self_link](outputs.tf#L82) | Self link of the primary instance. |  |
| [self_links](outputs.tf#L87) | Self links of all instances. |  |
| [user_passwords](outputs.tf#L95) | Map of containing the password of all users created through terraform. | ✓ |


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Poker is a card game played by a number of players. Typically, players place bets in one of two ways, and the highest ranked hand may win the pot. The game has been a popular activity in the United States, especially in casinos, and in clubs. Various variants of the game have sprung up all over the world.
Poker is usually played with a standard 52-card deck. In some variations, the number of cards can vary. In the simplest of these games, the dealer is the nominal holder of the cards. The cards are dealt in a clockwise fashion around the table. However, some of these games are based on the community card system, where the dealer is not a player. This variation is known as community card poker, and is a game of skill.
The first player to make a bet is said to be the "first bettor," and in most versions of the game, this is an obligation. He or she then has the right to call a bet, fold, or raise. A "raise" is a bet that is more than the previous bettor's.
Some games feature a 'hole card camera', which makes the game more visible. During the showdown, the player who has the best hand wins the pot. The pot is the aggregate of all bets made by all the players in the game. The odds of winning the pot can be improved by using wild cards. The 'best hand' in a poker game varies greatly from game to game. It is also influenced by luck and probability.
There are hundreds of variations of the game. The most common of these is called stud. It is a form of poker, but is played with only two hole cards. In many versions, a "side pot" is created for the players to compete in. A side pot allows different players to win, even if they have the same cards.
The same principle applies to draw poker. It is a game where the players may discard and replace cards as needed, as long as they can still compete for the main pot. The draw poker game has a limit that is typically twice as large as that of the stud game. In this game, players can swap up to three cards with the dealer.
The card may be shuffled, face up, or face down. It is not uncommon for players to shuffle their own cards. The dealer is the last of the players to shuffle the cards, and has the final say on which card goes where. It is possible to play the game with up to ten players, but it is most popular in smaller groups of four or five.
The name 'poker' is derived from the German pochen and the French poque. It is unclear how the game got its start, though it may have originated in the Persian game as nas. It is played in a variety of venues, including private homes, casinos, and online.
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Bruce W. Maki is a photographer and naturalist. His interest in landscape photography was sparked as a young geologist observing, and studying natural features of the environment. Much of Bruce's work is within the Great Lakes area. His studio Juniper Hill Garret, is where photograph post-production, printing, and framing takes place. It is located in a converted chicken coop on a Victorian-age farm in Emerson Township, Michigan. Bruce lives near the town of Ithaca in the lower peninsula, and on the Stonington peninsula in the Upper peninsula of Michigan.
Bruce's photography attempts to capture not just the beauty found within the natural, and the man-altered environment, but also creates images that spark the emotion within. Loneliness and isolation are common themes, as well as strength, hope, and joy. The images are true scenes; the content has not been altered.


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Запро́сные и пяти́нные де́ньги, также запро́с и пяти́на или раздельно запро́с и пяти́на — особый налог, введённый в Русском царстве в правление царя Михаила Фёдоровича с целью финансирования восстановления разрушенной во время Смутного времени экономики и несколько раз повторно вводившийся в Русском царстве на протяжении XVII века.

История
Первый запрос был введён Земским собором в 1613 году — уплата денег предполагалась монастырями, крупными землевладельцами и торговцами, он имел добровольный характер и не привёл к заметному пополнению казны.

Всего было проведено 6 сборов пятины: в  апреле 1614 года Земский собор назначил выплату первой пятины, которую должно было платить торгово-промысловое население городов и посадов, а для крупных светских и церковных землевладельцев налог имел принудительный характер и назывался запросом. При сборе второй пятины в 1614 году для торгово-промыслового населения была установлена конкретная такса  в 1—2 гривны со двора, а для крестьян — 120 рублей с сохи, таким образом пятина превратилась в посошный налог. Третья пятина, назначенная в марте 1616 года, была наиболее тяжёлой для налогоплательщиков — установленная сумма сбора составляла от  до .

Пятина была возрождена в ноябре 1632 года для финансирования Смоленской войны (1632—1634) и собиралась дважды: первое решение о её сборе было принято в ноябре 1632 года, второе — 29 января 1634 года, для её сбора был даже учреждён особый приказ.

В последний раз пятина вводилась для финансирования Русско-польской войны 1654—1667 годов: с жителей посадов взималась «пятая деньга», а с остальных групп населения — по полтине со двора.

Размер
У историков нет однозначного мнения по поводу размера пятины и того, каким образом она рассчитывалась. Одни полагают, что под пятиной подразумевается выплата 1/5 от стоимости чистого годового дохода, другие, что она рассчитывалась от стоимости имевшегося движимого имущества, третьи — от стоимости как движимого, так и недвижимого имущества.

Примечания

Налогообложение в Русском государстве

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Most beautiful scenic beauty of India touches everyone heart like no one else does. No journey is complete without the activities of Indian Railway. Here the list of incredible and breathtaking train route of Indian Railways.
Kashmir Railway is one of the most scenic railway route of India, they passes through the 20 tunnels and 100 of bridges over the young Himalayas.
Most beautiful scenic route takes you through 864 bridges, 102 tunnels and 919 curves. The total journey time taken from kalka to shimla is around 5 and half hours.
Darjeeling Himalayan Railway or toy train connects between the Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling in West Bengal.
Konkan Railways route connects Mumbai with Kerala and pass through the Konkan Coast. This Built in 1998, the Konkan travels from Bombay to Cochin.
Ooty is the most popular hill station in India, located in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu. Nilgiri Mountain Railway route between the Mettupalayam or Coimbatore to Ooty and covers a distance of 46 km.
A train journey from Jaipur to Jaisalmer is a very scenic experience of viewing the barren stretches of the Rajasthan deserts.
Train route of Vasco Da Gama to Londa junction one will pass through the mesmerizing falls at dudhsagar.
Kangra valley railway covers a distance of 164 km from Pathankot in Punjab to Joginder Nagar in Himachal Pradesh. The train travels at a very slow speed on this route and passes through rivers, valley and many other beautiful places.
The most amazing train route in India, the second longest sea bridge in India, that connects Rameswaram on Pamban Island to rest of India.


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The purpose of the post is: Security Officers are responsible for the overall safety and security of the College. The security team plays a critical role in the College's culture and climate. A calm, structured, and positive learning environment is top priority for the College, the Student Security Assistant is actively involved in the progressive discipline system and provides the first line of defence to defuse and de-escalate student misconduct and/or serious incidents.
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Class SgPlayerGameInfoFactory

Hierarchy

						PlayerGameInfoFactory<SgPlayerGameInfo>

								SgPlayerGameInfoFactory

Implements

FromResponseFactory<SgPlayerGameInfo>

Index

Properties

_achievements

_active<wbr>Deathcrate

_active<wbr>Vanity<wbr>Color

_arrow<wbr>Trails

_battle<wbr>Cries

_crates<wbr>Opened

_deathmatches

_deaths

_first<wbr>Login

_first<wbr>Win<wbr>Day

_games<wbr>Played

_kills

_last<wbr>Login

_most<wbr>Points

_points

_recent<wbr>Games

_time<wbr>Alive

_unlock<wbr>Deathcrate

_unlock<wbr>MySword

_vanity<wbr>Colors

_victories

Methods

achievements

active<wbr>Deathcrate

active<wbr>Vanity<wbr>Color

arrow<wbr>Trails

battle<wbr>Cries

crates<wbr>Opened

create

deathmatches

deaths

first<wbr>Login

first<wbr>Win<wbr>Day

from<wbr>Response

games<wbr>Played

kills

last<wbr>Login

most<wbr>Points

points

recent<wbr>Games

time<wbr>Alive

unlock<wbr>Deathcrate

unlock<wbr>MySword

vanity<wbr>Colors

victories

Properties

Private _achievements

_achievements: Achievement[]

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:22

Private _active<wbr>Deathcrate

_active<wbr>Deathcrate: any

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:33

Private _active<wbr>Vanity<wbr>Color

_active<wbr>Vanity<wbr>Color: any

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:30

Private _arrow<wbr>Trails

_arrow<wbr>Trails: any

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:31

Private _battle<wbr>Cries

_battle<wbr>Cries: any

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:32

Private _crates<wbr>Opened

_crates<wbr>Opened: number

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:24

Private _deathmatches

_deathmatches: number

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:25

Private _deaths

_deaths: number

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:21

Private _first<wbr>Login

_first<wbr>Login: Date

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:16

Private _first<wbr>Win<wbr>Day

_first<wbr>Win<wbr>Day: Date

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:34

Private _games<wbr>Played

_games<wbr>Played: number

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:19

Private _kills

_kills: number

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:20

Private _last<wbr>Login

_last<wbr>Login: Date

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:17

Private _most<wbr>Points

_most<wbr>Points: number

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:23

Protected _points

_points: number

Inherited from PlayerGameInfoFactory._points

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/PlayerGameInfo.ts:14

Private _recent<wbr>Games

_recent<wbr>Games: Game[]

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:35

Private _time<wbr>Alive

_time<wbr>Alive: number

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:26

Private _unlock<wbr>Deathcrate

_unlock<wbr>Deathcrate: any

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:27

Private _unlock<wbr>MySword

_unlock<wbr>MySword: any

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:28

Private _vanity<wbr>Colors

_vanity<wbr>Colors: any

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:29

Private _victories

_victories: number

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:18

Methods

achievements

achievements(achievements: Achievement[]): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:98

Parameters

achievements: Achievement[]

Returns this

active<wbr>Deathcrate

active<wbr>Deathcrate(activeDeathcrate: any): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:148

Parameters

activeDeathcrate: any

Returns this

active<wbr>Vanity<wbr>Color

active<wbr>Vanity<wbr>Color(activeVanityColor: any): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:133

Parameters

activeVanityColor: any

Returns this

arrow<wbr>Trails

arrow<wbr>Trails(arrowTrails: any): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:138

Parameters

arrowTrails: any

Returns this

battle<wbr>Cries

battle<wbr>Cries(battleCries: any): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:143

Parameters

battleCries: any

Returns this

crates<wbr>Opened

crates<wbr>Opened(cratesOpened: number): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:103

Parameters

cratesOpened: number

Returns this

create

create(): SgPlayerGameInfo

Implementation of FromResponseFactory.create

Overrides PlayerGameInfoFactory.create

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:37

Returns SgPlayerGameInfo

deathmatches

deathmatches(deathmatches: number): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:108

Parameters

deathmatches: number

Returns this

deaths

deaths(deaths: number): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:93

Parameters

deaths: number

Returns this

first<wbr>Login

first<wbr>Login(firstLogin: Date): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:68

Parameters

firstLogin: Date

Returns this

first<wbr>Win<wbr>Day

first<wbr>Win<wbr>Day(firstWinDay: Date): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:153

Parameters

firstWinDay: Date

Returns this

from<wbr>Response

from<wbr>Response(res: any): this

Implementation of FromResponseFactory.fromResponse

Overrides PlayerGameInfoFactory.fromResponse

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:44

Parameters

res: any

Returns this

games<wbr>Played

games<wbr>Played(gamesPlayed: number): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:83

Parameters

gamesPlayed: number

Returns this

kills

kills(kills: number): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:88

Parameters

kills: number

Returns this

last<wbr>Login

last<wbr>Login(lastLogin: Date): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:73

Parameters

lastLogin: Date

Returns this

most<wbr>Points

most<wbr>Points(mostPoints: number): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:163

Parameters

mostPoints: number

Returns this

points

points(points: number): this

Inherited from PlayerGameInfoFactory.points

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/PlayerGameInfo.ts:16

Parameters

points: number

Returns this

recent<wbr>Games

recent<wbr>Games(recentGames: Game[]): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:158

Parameters

recentGames: Game[]

Returns this

time<wbr>Alive

time<wbr>Alive(timeAlive: number): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:113

Parameters

timeAlive: number

Returns this

unlock<wbr>Deathcrate

unlock<wbr>Deathcrate(unlockDeathcrate: any): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:118

Parameters

unlockDeathcrate: any

Returns this

unlock<wbr>MySword

unlock<wbr>MySword(unlockMySword: any): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:123

Parameters

unlockMySword: any

Returns this

vanity<wbr>Colors

vanity<wbr>Colors(vanityColors: any): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:128

Parameters

vanityColors: any

Returns this

victories

victories(victories: number): this

Defined in lib/PlayerGameInfo/SgPlayerGameInfo.ts:78

Parameters

victories: number

Returns this

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						Sg<wbr>Player<wbr>Game<wbr>Info<wbr>Factory

								_achievements

								_active<wbr>Deathcrate

								_active<wbr>Vanity<wbr>Color

								_arrow<wbr>Trails

								_battle<wbr>Cries

								_crates<wbr>Opened

								_deathmatches

								_deaths

								_first<wbr>Login

								_first<wbr>Win<wbr>Day

								_games<wbr>Played

								_kills

								_last<wbr>Login

								_most<wbr>Points

								_points

								_recent<wbr>Games

								_time<wbr>Alive

								_unlock<wbr>Deathcrate

								_unlock<wbr>MySword

								_vanity<wbr>Colors

								_victories

								achievements

								active<wbr>Deathcrate

								active<wbr>Vanity<wbr>Color

								arrow<wbr>Trails

								battle<wbr>Cries

								crates<wbr>Opened

								create

								deathmatches

								deaths

								first<wbr>Login

								first<wbr>Win<wbr>Day

								from<wbr>Response

								games<wbr>Played

								kills

								last<wbr>Login

								most<wbr>Points

								points

								recent<wbr>Games

								time<wbr>Alive

								unlock<wbr>Deathcrate

								unlock<wbr>MySword

								vanity<wbr>Colors

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Q: Why does my phone number href link redirect to 'About:Blank' address and how do I fix the issues?

  +44 (073) 981-69667

    admin@indelibleelevations.com

Above is the format I am using to direct service users to either call me or email me. However, the number keeps directing me to a blank page with 'About:Blank' written in the address bar and the email goes to a blue screen with 'mailto:admin@indelibleelevations.com?Subject=Quick%20query' written in the address bar. I really cant see where I have gone wrong. Is anyone able to see an error or know what the error could be?

A: Your link code for the phone number is href="//4407398169667". You have to use tel in there: href="tel://4407398169667"

A: Maybe this what are you looking to do.

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+44 (073) 981-69667

admin@indelibleelevations.com

You can put some text here


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create and deploy, we will encounter an exception as follow.
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Q: DCMTK dcm2json produces invalid JSON for broken DS or IS values DCMTK dcm2json produces invalid JSON for broken DS or IS values see https://support.dcmtk.org/redmine/issues/769
The JSON will contain values like this example:
"00291003": {"vr":"IS","Value":[F]},

Where 'F' is clearly not a number.

A: This can be worked around in a Nodejs environment by first running the raw unparsed JSON through the following.
const jsonRepair = (rawJson) => {
    let regex1 =  /\[([^"]+)\]/g
    let isNumRegex = /^[-.0-9]*\d$/g
    let matches = undefined
    while ((matches = regex1.exec(rawJson)) !== null) {
        if (!isNumRegex.test(matches[1])) {
            rawJson = rawJson.replace(matches[0], `["${matches[1]}"]`)
            console.log(matches[0], `[${matches[1]}]`)
        }
    }
    return rawJson
}


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Joseph of Nazareth: Lessons from a Carpenter
Jesus working as a boy in Joseph's carpentry shop.
Cultivating Prayer as a Way of Life
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Jack Zavada
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M.A., English Composition, Illinois State University
B.S., English Literature, Illinois State University
Jack Zavada is a writer who covers the Bible, theology, and other Christianity topics. He is the author of "Hope for Hurting Singles: A Christian Guide to Overcoming Life's Challenges."
Continuing with our series of resources for Christian men, Jack Zavada of Inspiration-for-Singles.com takes our masculine readers back to Nazareth to examine the life of Joseph, the carpenter, and his son, Jesus. Along the journey, Jack points out in a very practical way, three rules for men to live by. He also examines the God-given tools men can use to build up their spiritual life of faith.
Everyone knows that Jesus' stepfather, Joseph, was a carpenter and that Matthew calls him "a righteous man," but we seldom think about the wisdom he handed down to Jesus.
In ancient times, it was customary for a son to follow his father into his trade. Joseph practiced his trade in the small village of Nazareth, but he probably worked in nearby towns as well.
Recent archaeological digs at the ancient Galilean city of Zippori, only four miles from Nazareth, have shown that extensive building was done in this former district capital.
Zippori, called Sepphoris in Greek, was completely restored by Herod Antipas, during the years that Joseph was working as a carpenter. It's very likely that Joseph and the young Jesus made the hour's walk to help in the city's reconstruction.
Much later in Jesus' life, when he returned to his hometown of Nazareth to teach the gospel, the people in the synagogue couldn't get past his former life, asking, "Isn't this the carpenter?" (Mark 6:3 NIV).
As a carpenter, Jesus must have learned many tricks of the woodworking trade from Joseph. While tools and techniques have changed a great deal over the past 2,000 years, three simple rules that Joseph lived by still hold true today.
1. Measure Twice, Cut Once
Wood was scarce in ancient Israel. Joseph and his apprentice Jesus couldn't afford to make mistakes. They learned to proceed with caution, anticipating the consequences of everything they did. It's a wise principle for our lives, too.
As Christian men, we need to be careful in our behavior. People are watching. Nonbelievers are judging Christianity by the way we act, and we can either attract them to the faith or drive them away.
Thinking ahead prevents a lot of trouble. We should measure our spending against our income and not exceed it. We should measure our physical health and take steps to protect it. And, we should measure our spiritual growth from time to time and work to increase it. Just like the timber in ancient Israel, our resources are limited, so we should do our best to use them wisely.
2. Use the Right Tool for the Job
Joseph wouldn't have tried to pound with a chisel or drill a hole with an ax. Every carpenter has a special tool for each task.
So it is with us. Don't use anger when understanding is called for. Don't use indifference when encouragement is needed. We can build people up or tear them down, depending on which tools we use.
Jesus gave people hope. He wasn't embarrassed to show love and compassion. He was a master at using the right tools, and as his apprentices, we should do the same.
3. Take Care of Your Tools and They'll Take Care of You
Joseph's livelihood depended on his tools. We Christian men have the tools our employer gives us, whether it's a computer or an impact wrench, and we have a responsibility to take care of them as if they're our own.
But we also have the tools of prayer, meditation, fasting, worship, and praise. Our most valuable tool, of course, is the Bible. If we sink its truths deep into our minds then live them out, God will take care of us, too.
In the body of Christ, every Christian man is a carpenter with a job to do. Like Joseph, we can mentor our apprentices--our sons, daughters, friends and relatives--teaching them the skills to pass the faith on to the generation after them. The more we learn about our faith, the better a teacher we'll be.
God has given us all the tools and resources we need. Whether you're at your place of business or at home or at leisure, you're always on the job. Work for God with your head, your hands, and your heart and you can't go wrong.
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Q: Seemingly unused \edef prior to an \ifx mysteriously affects the outcome of the \ifx. Why? It is my understanding that in \ifx\x\y xx \else yy \fi, \ifx does NOT expand its arguments. If you want \ifx to compare the expanded values of \x and \y, then we need to do the expansion ourselves before feeding them to \ifx:
\edef\xpndX{\x}
\edef\xpndY{\y}
\ifx\xpndX\xpndY xx \else yy \fi

as\edef does this expansion for us. This is frequently the case when \x and \y are the arguments in a macro so we really have no idea what kind of quantity they represent.
I was adapting a code snippet I found in user2478's answer to the TeX-SE question Why does this simple \ifx test fail? and came up with the following MWE:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[svgnames]{xcolor} % to get named colors

\begin{document}

\chardef\mysteryletter=`H
% loop through A-Z to find out the mystery letter
\newcount\currentchar

\currentchar=`A
\loop
  \chardef\temp=\the\currentchar
  \edef\tmp{\temp}%
  \ifx\mysteryletter\temp {\color{Red}\bf\temp}\else\temp\fi
  \advance \currentchar by 1
  \unless\ifnum \currentchar>90
\repeat

\end{document}

which, when compiled, generated the output:

which actually is the desired output, but it should NOT have been! I added the statement \edef\tmp{\temp} to get the 'expanded' version of \temp intending to change the \temp argument to the \ifx command to \tmp but had not when this document was compiled. Lo and behold, the desired result was printed out! This lead me to believe that the expansion performed by the \edef\tmp{\temp} statement was not required, so it was commented out and the document recompiled. This gave the wrong result; the letter H was not bold or red

I note that removing the comment character from the end of the \edef command had the expected affect of adding a space between each letter, but did not prevent the 'H' from being found and highlighted.
So my question is this: How does the unused expansion of \temp by the \edef statement change the comparison performed by the \ifx command? What am I missing here?

A:   \chardef\temp=\the\currentchar
  \edef\tmp{\temp}%

tokens defined via \chardef are not expandable, so \edef\tmp{\temp} is the same as \def\tmp{\temp}
It is not clear why you do not expect \ifx\mysteryletter\temp not to be true if the two tokens are both defined via \chardef with the same number?
I guess your modified version was equivalent to
  \chardef\temp=\the\currentchar
  \ifx\mysteryletter\temp

There the \ifx test happens before the assignment while looking to end the number, you need
  \chardef\temp=\the\currentchar\relax
  \ifx\mysteryletter\temp

or
  \chardef\temp=\currentchar
  \ifx\mysteryletter\temp

So your \edef was just acting like \relax terminating the \chardef assignment.


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Don't be that "I spoil everything" guy!
This post isn't a short story. It's not a release announcement. It's about book reviews.
When I released Fjorgyn: A Rebel Rises, I found myself holding too tightly every single review, positive or negative. The positive reviews made me smile. The negative reviews made me wonder. Since then, I've learned to let go. Reviews aren't for me, after all. They're for readers to make an informed decision about whether or not to purchase the book. Books two and books three came out, and now reviews only get a cursory glance from me to determine reader mood and what they want more of/less of.
But I have a statement to make.
Don't be that guy. Don't be the person who leaves a review including a major plot point of the climax… without a *SPOILER ALERT* tag.
And then ask yourself why you write reviews. Do you write reviews to ruin the experience of other readers who might enjoy the book? Or do you write reviews to offer your informed opinion of the story?
So… lords and ladies… don't do this. It's okay if you want to include details in discussions with folks who have already read the book. But that is not the purpose of book reviews. Put in some dang spoiler tags.


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Q: How to get [Int] instead of [[Int]] Haskell I am a newbie to Haskell functional programming. I've studied lambda functions, lists,types, record syntax, and functors from several sources like Learn You a Haskell for Great Good  a book called Get Programming With Haskell. I get some idea of how functions works and essentials of functional programming. At this point, I stuck at the point where I need to use list of records inside lamda functions which is a parameter of a map function.
Here I share runable code.
I have a record of Person
data Person = Person
 {name :: Name
 ,lastname :: LastName
 ,personId :: Int
 ,sex :: Int
 ,parentList ::  [Int]
 ,childList :: [Int]
 ,siblingList :: [Int]
 }
 deriving (Show,Typeable,Data,Eq)

1- I have a getParentListPerson  :: Person-> [Person] -> [Person] function that returns parents of a given Person using [Person] list. (I hold every person in everybody :: [Person] )
getParentListPerson :: Person-> [Person] -> [Person]
getParentListPerson p ps = filter((\px -> elem (personId p) (childList px))) ps

2- And isCousen function that returns true if the first parameter and the second parameter is cousens.(where first person's one of parents should be in the siblingList of second person's one of parents)
isCousen :: Person -> Person -> Bool
isCousen p1 p2 =any f (parentList p1)
        where f= (\x -> elem x $ map func2 $ func3 p2 everybody):([Int]->Bool)
              func2 = (\y -> (siblingList y))::(Person->[Int])
              func3 = (\z k-> getParentListPerson z k)::(Person->[Person]->[Person])

Here what I am trying to do is to create a lambda function f that takes parentList ([Int])
and finds any matching person.

*

*f :: [Int]->Bool

*funcs2 :: Person -> [Int].

*func3 :: Person -> [Person ] -> [Person].

When I run this I get this error:
(As far as I understand although I want to give a Person to func2 using map in where clause I cannot achive. I know that map takes a function and a list.So I assume func3 cannot return [Person].So the problem should be in the getParentListPerson function)
app\Main.hs:89:24: error:
    * Couldn't match type `Int' with `[Int]'
      Expected type: [[Int]]
        Actual type: [Int]
    * In the second argument of `any', namely `(parentList p1)'
      In the expression: any f (parentList p1)
      In an equation for `isCousen':
          isCousen p1 p2
            = any f (parentList p1)
            where
                f = (\ x -> elem x <$> concatMap func2 <$> func3 p2 everybody) ::
                      ([Int] -> Bool)
                func2 = (\ y -> (siblingList y)) :: (Person -> [Int])
                func3
                  = (\ z k -> getParentListPerson z k) ::
                      (Person -> [Person] -> [Person])
   |
89 | isCousen p1 p2 =any f (parentList p1)
   |                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

It says that I am giving [Int] where the expected parameter should be [[Int]]. I am a bit lost. Any help would be appreciated.
I suspect that I may use map function and lambda functions incorrectly but I did what I can. They seem correct from my knowledge

A: The problem is that func2 returns a list which means that map func2 returns a list of lists. What you want to probably do is to concatenate these together. Thus change:
elem x $ map func2 $ func3 p2 everybody

into:
elem x $ concat $ map func2 $ func3 p2 everybody

There's also a combination of concat and map namely concatMap so you can simplify it into:
elem x $ concatMap func2 $ func3 p2 everybody

It seems that you have switched to this according to comment by chi which is reflected in the error message though you have still left the original code unchanged. The problem with this appears to be that you have also replaced every $ with <$> which is not correct because <$> does the same thing as map. If you want to use <$> you can replace map with it like so:
elem x $ concat $ func2 <$> func3 p2 everybody

Then I can also note how some of your functions could be simplified somewhat (even though you didn't ask about that). You don't need to use all or any of these simplifications but you might at least consider them.
In the following functions you use lambda.
func2 = (\y -> (siblingList y))
func3 = (\z k-> getParentListPerson z k)

Since the lambda is the entire expression you can just use normal function syntax for these instead of lambda like so:
func2 y = siblingList y
func3 z k = getParentListPerson z k

But now you can also notice that these do nothing but apply arguments to a function so they're equivalent to:
func2 = siblingList
func3 = getParentListPerson

But since now we can see that func2 and func3 are basically just function aliases we can just remove them and substitute siblingList and getParentListPerson for them in the definition of f like so:
f = (\x -> elem x $ concatMap siblingList $ getParentListPerson p2 everybody)

Here you can also remove the lambda:
f x = elem x $ concatMap siblingList $ getParentListPerson p2 everybody

You could also simplify getParentListPerson a little bit in somewhat similar manner. Alternatively, you could also instead use parentList though you'd then need to convert each Int into Person.
Btw, the word "Cousin" is misspelled in the function name isCousen.


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Caucalândia é uma região mencionada pelo historiador romano Amiano Marcelino como Caucalandenses locus, um local para onde os tervíngios liderados pelo juiz Atanarico retiraram-se após serem derrotados pelos hunos. Ela era habitada pelos sármatas que então foram derrotados pelos recém-chegados. Segundo o filólogo e lexicógrafo britânico Henry Bradley, a Caucalândia é derivada de Hauhaland, a forma gótica da palavra inglesa Highland (), e provavelmente denota a região montanhosa da Transilvânia.

A Caucalândia identificado por Florin Constantiniu como a zona das montanhas Vrancea e Buzău, nos Cárpatos. Outros estudiosos modernos associam-a ao vale do rio Valea Strâmbă, enquanto C. Patsch, por sua vez, e com anuência de Otto J. Maenchen-Helfen, se situa na porção montanhosa do Banato servo-romeno, entre os rios Mariso, Tisa e Danúbio.

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