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Q: Setting the library path for Boosts tests with CMake in Windows I've started a little project on GitHub for an OpenSceneGraph plugin. Here, I plan on learning how to setup projects with CMake, unit testing with Boost.Test and continuous integration, with Travis-CI.
It has this structure:
root
 |-> cmake
     |-> conf  [Create the `library`-config.cmake and `library`-depends.cmake files]
     |-> find  [Find module for the custom `Boost` installation at work]
 |-> examples
 |-> include   [*.h]
 |-> src       [*.src]
 |-> test
       |-> options [CMakeFile.txt and .cpp file for the test]
 |
 |-> CMakeFile.txt [Root file]

I have two machines: my laptop, with Linux Mint 16 and g++ 4.8, and my work computer, with Windows 8.1, the MinGW suite and g++ 4.5.
The project (development branch!) builds fine with make, but afterwards, when I try to run the tests with make test in Windows I always end getting these errors:
The program can't start because libboost_unit_test_framework-mgw45-mt-1_51.dll is missing

and in the terminal:
Running tests...
"C:\Program Files (x86)\CMake 2.8\bin\ctest.exe" --force-new-ctest-process
Test project D:/PROJECTS/osgGML/build
    Start 1: testOptions
1/1 Test #1: testOptions ......................***Exception: Other  1.84 sec

0% tests passed, 1 tests failed out of 1

Total Test time (real) =   1.84 sec

The following tests FAILED:
      1 - testOptions (OTHER_FAULT)
Errors while running CTest
mingw32-make: *** [test] Error 8

Whereas in Linux (tried in Linux Mint 16 and in the Travis-CI machine, it works).
The "root" CMakeFile:
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8 FATAL_ERROR)
project(osgGML)
option(BUILD_SHARED_LIBS "Build shared libs" ON)
option(BUILD_EXAMPLES OFF)
option(BUILD_TESTS OFF)
option(BUILD_USE_LAMBDAS OFF)

if(NOT CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE)
  set(CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE Release CACHE STRING "Type of build" FORCE)
endif(NOT CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE)

set(LIBRARY_NAME "osgGML")
set(EXPORT_NAME "depends")
set(CMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE ON CACHE BOOL "" FORCE)
set(CMAKE_COLOR_MAKEFILE ON)
mark_as_advanced(CMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE)

 # Common locatoins for Unix and Mac OS X
set(DEFAULT_BIN_SUBDIR bin)
set(DEFAULT_LIB_SUBDIR lib)
set(DEFAULT_SHARE_SUBDIR share/cmake)
set(DEFAULT_INCLUDE_SUBDIR include)
set(OSGGML_BIN_SUBDIR ${DEFAULT_BIN_SUBDIR} CACHE STRING
    "Subdirectory where executables will be installed")
set(OSGGML_LIB_SUBDIR ${DEFAULT_LIB_SUBDIR} CACHE STRING
    "Subdirectory where libraries will be installed")
set(OSGGML_INCLUDE_SUBDIR ${DEFAULT_INCLUDE_SUBDIR} CACHE STRING
    "Subdirectory where header files will be installed")
set(OSGGML_SHARE_SUBDIR ${DEFAULT_SHARE_SUBDIR} CACHE STRING
    "Subdirectory where data will be installed")

# Full paths for the installation
set(OSGGML_BIN_DIR ${OSGGML_BIN_SUBDIR})
set(OSGGML_LIB_DIR ${OSGGML_LIB_SUBDIR})
set(OSGGML_INCLUDE_DIR ${OSGGML_INCLUDE_SUBDIR})
set(OSGGML_SHARE_DIR ${OSGGML_SHARE_SUBDIR})
##
# Set the build postfix extension according to what configuration is being built.
set(CMAKE_DEBUG_POSTFIX "d" CACHE STRING "add a postfix, usually d")
set(CMAKE_RELEASE_POSTFIX "" CACHE STRING "add a postfix, usually empty")
set(CMAKE_RELWITHDEBINFO_POSTFIX "rd" CACHE STRING "empty")
set(CMAKE_MINSIZEREL_POSTFIX "s" CACHE STRING "add a postfix, empty")

if(CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE MATCHES "Release")
  set(CMAKE_BUILD_POSTFIX "${CMAKE_RELEASE_POSTFIX}")
elseif(CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE MATCHES "MinSizeRel")
  set(CMAKE_BUILD_POSTFIX "${CMAKE_MINSIZEREL_POSTFIX}")
elseif(CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE MATCHES "RelWithDebInfo")
  set(CMAKE_BUILD_POSTFIX "${CMAKE_RELWITHDEBINFO_POSTFIX}")
elseif(CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE MATCHES "Debug")
  set(CMAKE_BUILD_POSTFIX "${CMAKE_DEBUG_POSTFIX}")
else()
  set(CMAKE_BUILD_POSTFIX "")
endif()

set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} -Wall -Wextra")

if(BUILD_USE_LAMBDAS)
    if("${CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ID}" MATCHES "GNU")
        execute_process(
            COMMAND ${CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER} -dumpversion OUTPUT_VARIABLE GCC_VERSION)
if((GCC_VERSION VERSION_GREATER 4.7 OR GCC_VERSION VERSION_EQUAL 4.7))
          set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} -std=c++11")
        else()
          set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} -std=c++0x")
        endif()
    endif()
endif()

find_package(OpenSceneGraph REQUIRED COMPONENTS
                 osg
                 osgDB
                 OpenThreads
)

include_directories(${OPENSCENEGRAPH_INCLUDE_DIRS})
link_directories(${OPENSCENEGRAPH_LIBRARY_DIRS})
# HACK!!!! DO THIS PROPERLY!!!
link_directories(${OPENSCENEGRAPH_BINARY_DIRS}/osgPlugins-3.2.1/)
set(DEPENDENCIES ${OPENSCENEGRAPH_LIBRARIES})

##
set(osgGML_INCLUDE_DIRS "${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/include")
set(osgGML_SOURCE_DIRS "${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/src")

set(HEADERS ${osgGML_INCLUDE_DIRS}/DebugUtils.h
            ${osgGML_INCLUDE_DIRS}/GmlOptions.h
            ${osgGML_INCLUDE_DIRS}/GmlOptionsIO.h
            ${osgGML_INCLUDE_DIRS}/GraphVisitor.h
            ${osgGML_INCLUDE_DIRS}/ReaderWriterGML.h
            ${osgGML_INCLUDE_DIRS}/Setup.h
)
set(SOURCES ${osgGML_SOURCE_DIRS}/GmlOptions.cpp
            ${osgGML_SOURCE_DIRS}/GmlOptionsIO.cpp
            ${osgGML_SOURCE_DIRS}/GraphVisitor.cpp
            ${osgGML_SOURCE_DIRS}/ReaderWriterGML.cpp
)
include_directories(${osgGML_INCLUDE_DIRS})
add_library(${LIBRARY_NAME} ${SOURCES})
target_link_libraries(${LIBRARY_NAME} ${DEPENDENCIES})
#
install(TARGETS ${LIBRARY_NAME}
        EXPORT ${EXPORT_NAME}
        RUNTIME DESTINATION ${OSGGML_BIN_DIR}
        LIBRARY DESTINATION ${OSGGML_LIB_DIR}
        ARCHIVE DESTINATION ${OSGGML_LIB_DIR}
)
install(FILES ${HEADERS} DESTINATION ${OSGGML_INCLUDE_DIR})

if(BUILD_EXAMPLES)
  message(STATUS "Building EXAMPLES.")
  set(OSGGML_EXAMPLES_BIN_DIR share/examples)
  add_subdirectory(examples/options)
  add_subdirectory(examples/visitor)
endif()

if(BUILD_TESTS)
  enable_testing()

  message(STATUS "Building TESTS")
  set(OSGGML_TESTS_BIN_DIR share/tests)
  add_subdirectory(test/options)
endif()
###########
add_subdirectory(cmake/conf)
###########

The CMakeFile for the test:
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8 FATAL_ERROR)
project(OptionsTesting)

set(CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE "RELEASE")
set(EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bin)
set(LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/lib)
link_directories(${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/lib)

include_directories(../../include)
set(DEPENDENCIES ${DEPENDENCIES} ${LIBRARY_NAME})

# Hack for my weird Boost installation in Windows.
if(WIN32 AND MINGW)
    set(BOOST_ROOT "D:/PROYECTOS/SITEGI/LIBRERIAS/Boost")
    include(../../cmake/find/find_boost.cmake)
else()
    find_package(Boost REQUIRED COMPONENTS unit_test_framework)
endif()

include_directories (${Boost_INCLUDE_DIRS})
set(DEPENDENCIES ${DEPENDENCIES} ${Boost_LIBRARIES})
set(Boost_USE_STATIC_LIBS        OFF)
set(Boost_USE_MULTITHREADED      ON)
set(Boost_USE_STATIC_RUNTIME     OFF)
set(BOOST_ALL_DYN_LINK           ON)
find_package(OpenSceneGraph REQUIRED COMPONENTS osg osgDB OpenThreads)
include_directories(${OPENSCENEGRAPH_INCLUDE_DIRS})
link_directories(${OPENSCENEGRAPH_LIBRARY_DIRS})
set(DEPENDENCIES ${DEPENDENCIES} ${OPENSCENEGRAPH_LIBRARIES})

file(GLOB TEST_SRCS RELATIVE ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} *.cpp)

set(TEST_DEST ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/testBinaries)
set(TEST_LINK_DEPS ${TEST_LINK_DEPS} "-Wl,-rpath,${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}")
set(TEST_LINK_DEPS ${TEST_LINK_DEPS} "-Wl,-rpath,${Boost_LIBRARY_DIRS}")

foreach(testSrc ${TEST_SRCS})
        #Extract the filename without an extension (NAME_WE)
        get_filename_component(testName ${testSrc} NAME_WE)
        add_executable(${testName} ${testSrc})
        target_link_libraries(${testName} ${DEPENDENCIES})

        set_target_properties(${testName} PROPERTIES
                              RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY ${TEST_DEST}
                              LINK_FLAGS "${TEST_LINK_DEPS}"
        )
        add_test(NAME ${testName}
                 WORKING_DIRECTORY ${TEST_DEST}
                 COMMAND ${TEST_DEST}/${testName}
        )
endforeach(testSrc)

I'm trying to tell CMake to use the newly-generated osgGML library in the build directory when linking the test executable (I have checked, libosgGML.dll is in ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}.
In this version of the file, I added the rpath to the library. In a previous one, aside from -Wl,-rpath,<library_dirs> I also specified the -L<library_dirs> right after that.
I've tried to link directly the dll's too, but nothing worked.
How can I tell the test executable to "find" the libraries in their respective directories, instead of copying them to the executable dir?


and do not save any players.
exorcise <person>	Excorcise non-arch *wherever* he/she/it is.
summon <person>		Summon non-arch *wherever* he/she/it is.
superex <person>	Logout <person> from the system!! Nasty huh!
careful use of "frog record <no> <person>"
sync			Sync persona structure to disk.
record number, (and password if selected).
results as nasty tea commands.
with use of the tea command.
to the game and decorated with the decorate command.
and the save file incorporated into the load file.
saveobj <item>		Saves (appends) an object definition to disk.
saveroom <item>		Saves (appends) a room definition to disk.
archact <string>	Sends string to all in current room.
delay <time> <command>  Delay <command>'s execution for <time> seconds.
enable <command>	Enable a command.
disable <command>	Disable a command.


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Takumi Beppu (jap. , Beppu Takumi; * 19. September 1979 in Chigasaki) ist ein japanischer Sportlicher Leiter und ehemaliger Radrennfahrer.

Beppu begann seine Karriere 2002 bei dem Radsportteam Jura Suisse-Nippon Hoddo. Bei der Japan-Rundfahrt 2004 konnte er eine Etappe für sich entscheiden. Ein Jahr später wurde er Gesamtsechster bei der Tour de Hokkaidō. Seit 2006 fuhr er für das Aisan Racing Team. In seiner ersten Saison dort gewann er das Challenge Cycle Road Race. 2007 belegte er bei der Tour of East Java in der Gesamtwertung den fünften Rang.

Ende der Saison 2010 beendete er seine Karriere als Berufsradfahrer und wurde 2011 Sportlicher Leiter beim Aisan Racing Team.

Takumi Beppus jüngerer Bruder Fumiyuki war ebenfalls Radrennfahrer.

Erfolge
2004
 eine Etappe Japan-Rundfahrt

Teams
 2002–2003 Jura Suisse-Nippon Hodo Nippon Hodo
 2006–2010 Aisan Racing Team

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Radsportler (Japan)
Sportlicher Leiter
Japaner
Geboren 1979
Mann

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This is the flagship model of the Kindles and comes with 4G LTE. It will be available in the US from November 20 although UK customers will have to wait for it. The tablet features an 8.9-inch high definition LCD screen with a 1,920 by 1,200 pixel resolution.
The device comes with dual Dolby Audio speakers, a 1.5Ghz OMAP 4470 processor and two Wi-Fi antennas, which Amazon says gives the device download and streaming speeds that are 40% faster than the iPad. It is priced at $499 for the 32GB model and $599 for the 64GB model.
American customers wanting to use the 4G service will have to pay a yearly fee.
This device will be released before the other two versions of the Kindle Fire and will also be available in the UK. It features a faster processor than the original Kindle Fire and like the other two new versions of the Kindle Fire it features Doly Audio speakers and two Wi-Fi antennas.
It has a front-facing high definition camera and a battery life of more than 11 hours. Amazon has said that it has the fastest Wi-Fi of any tablet. It weighs less and is thinner than the original Kindle Fire. In the United Kingdom the 16GB version will be available at £159 and the 32GB version will cost £199.
Both will be available for shipping from October 25. In the United States it is priced at $199 for the 16GB version and $249 for the 32GB version.
The original Kindle Fire has had an upgrade although it is not as slick as the new high definition version. It has a faster processor which Amazon has says gives it a 40% faster performance. It also has twice the memory of the original model and a longer battery life.
This Kindle replaces the Kindle Touch. It offers a higher-resolution screen with higher contrast than its other Kindles. It also has a built-in light, and the device's battery can last eight weeks with the light on.


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City of Rochester and Destination Medical Center highlight opening of full-scale station model for bus rapid transit service to be known as "Link"
September 14, 2021 Press Releases
On Monday, Sept. 13, officials from the City of Rochester and Destination Medical Center Economic Development Agency (DMC-EDA) toured an installation built to demonstrate how bus rapid transit (BRT) will be a major part of the future of public transit in Rochester.
Rochester's rapid transit project is now "Link." The new name and logo are integrated into a full-scale, branded BRT station model located at the future Mayo Civic Center stop on the future 2.6-mile route. The station model promises to be an immersive experience where members of the public can visit, walk through, and learn more about Greater Minnesota's first BRT line.
At Monday's opening, members of City Council and project staff were joined for a first look by representatives from the project's community co-designers—a group that shaped the design and features of Link's seven stations through a months-long effort to make the stations more representative of the values of the Rochester community.
"There are several features unique to bus rapid transit that are on display," shared City Project Manager Jarrett Hubbard. "The most striking is the platform size," he continued. "At 80 feet in length, Link's platform will allow the larger, 60-foot vehicles to open three doors simultaneously at a level boarding platform to allow for efficient boarding and alighting."
Other features demonstrated by the Link station model include generous enclosed spaces to provide shelter from the elements, off-board fare payment, and passenger information screens. The model will also have informational displays with details about Link's planned service features, and renderings of each of seven stations along the route.
"Link will provide essential service along one of Rochester's busiest corridors," states Council President Brook Carlson. "In doing so, the service will accommodate future growth and provide a quality service for quality living—a council priority. We want to thank the co-designers who brought unique community perspectives to the station design process."
Patrick Seeb, Executive Director of DMC-EDA adds "The bold look of the Link brand reflects the dynamism and interconnectedness of Rochester's expanding portfolio of mobility options."
The City and DMC encourages the public to take a self-guided tour of the Link station model Sept. 13 through Oct. 1. Project teammates are also giving guided tours to interested groups. State lawmakers will be visiting the model on Tuesday, Sept. 14. The annual meeting for DMC-EDA's on Sept. 16 will include a stop at the BRT station. Groups interested in a guided tour can send a request to [email protected].
The City will be hosting a Mobility Fair on Saturday, Sept. 18 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. The free public event is a block party on Second Street SE between the Rochester Public Library and the Link station model. In addition to the model, City mobility partners such as Lime Scooter, HourCar, Med City Mover, Arrive Rochester, and more will be on hand, providing information, demonstrations, and opportunities to sign up and contribute to the city's future mobility plans.
Due to begin service in 2025, Link will span the length of Second Street, connecting downtown Rochester, the Mayo Civic Center, Cascade Lake, Mayo Clinic campuses, and the Rochester-Olmsted Government Center.
The Link BRT project has been submitted to the Federal Transit Agency to fund 49% of the $114 million through Capital Investment Grant – Small Starts program. The remaining funds will come from state and local DMC transportation funding.
More information is available on the project website.
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Primary School Admissions, 2012 pressures on places
I now have detailed information on Kent and Medway primary school admission offers for September 2012. On the surface, all looks well with a healthy 95% of children in Kent being offered one of their three choices, similar to last year. However, with rising rolls the number of children being allocated a school they hadn't chosen has risen from 564 to 818 in two years, a worrying rise of 45%.
You will find more general information in a separate article below. I have started to provide more detailed information on difficult areas, via the links below.
Analysis of the figures shows a sharp contrast between most of West Kent and most of East Kent and between urban and rural areas. Maidstone town is the most difficult area, with over 100 children allocated to schools they did not apply for (you will find an earlier article on part of the problem here) and NO places free in any school in the town. Other problem areas include:........
Published in News Archive
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Gravesham
Primary Reception Pressures
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Cracks Continue to Widen in Kent's Grammar System
I prepared an article this week for Kent on Sunday, reporting on pressure points in secondary school admissions, mainly in grammar schools in West Kent. The substance of this is contained in the items below on this page.
Kent on Sunday
West Kent Grammar
kent school admissions
Parents of Kent children, applying for secondary schools, learned their allocated schools last week. Overall figures were very similar to last year, although the number of children given none of their choices rose from 413 to 443. As usual, West Kent is the main problem area (not to overlook other hot-spots), although the difficulties are clearly more pronounced this year, especially amongst children qualified for grammar schools. All three of the 'super-selectives' - Judd School, Skinners School and Tonbridge Grammar School - saw their base-line Kent Test score for entry rise, Judd requiring a record marks aggregate of 418 points (maximum possible 420), and even then some with this score did not gain admission. There are three main reasons for the increase: the intensive coaching culture in West Kent (especially from the private schools chasing grammar school places) is seeing more children in West Kent passing and also gaining high scores; more children from outside Kent crossing the boundary this year, although we don't yet know the schools they went to; and the economic climate seeing a fall in admissions to several private schools, putting more pressure on grammar schools. Girls appear to have lost out in the south, including Pembury and Langton Green, whilst many boys around north Sevenoaks and Riverhead have not been offered any grammar school place. Some have been allocated to the Knole Academy in Sevenoaks, which has opened an additional class planning to make it a grammar school stream. Many villages to the north through to Dartford are affected, Dartford Grammar School only offering local places to boys living in the town itself, most of the remainder taken up by boys from SE London right through to Lewisham (the train journey is easy) who achieve highest scores, the cut off again reaching a record, of 414 points. Meanwhile Dartford Girls and Gravesend Boys were not able to take all qualified children in their hinterlands. As the Kent 11+ selects just 25% of the children from across selective parts of Kent, the increase in the West is balanced by fewer successes in the East, leaving several grammar schools there with vacancies.
I believe these trends are making the concept of a common test with common pass mark impossible to maintain, especially as grammar schools have new freedoms to choose their own admission rules, some setting higher pass marks than the standard, hastening the breakup of the system. KCC is now looking at alternatives that address some of the issues above, but anything new will have to be by consensus as the Authority now has no power to impose solutions. My fear is that individual schools will be tempted to set their own entrance tests, leading to the dreadful outcome we see around the M25, as parents drive their children to different grammar school tests every Saturday through September and October. Slightly more sensible solutions may include a common test with differing pass marks for each school, or perhaps an additional paper of a more difficult standard to discriminate between the ablest children.
Another possibility is the proposal for a disused school site in Sevenoaks to be adapted as an annexe to two current grammar schools (one boys and one girls), although legal problems surrounding this are complex. There is also a competing proposal for a church free school on the site whose formal proposal has been submitted to government, and would attract considerable government funding.
Meanwhile, the time bomb of rising pupil numbers, especially in Tunbridge Wells, is spreading through the primary schools, creating intense pressure on local schools – and secondary schools within a few years.
Sadly, government policy has meant there is now no planning authority to resolve these issues and we are destined to see more such problems in the future as the cracks widen.
Published in Newspaper Articles
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Compare to 2014, 2015 was quiet. During the year we all were very busy studying, working and running our small business. We stayed in Melbourne most of the time. However, we made some major trips as well: from Darwin to Adelaide, from Melbourne to Broken Hill and back and two trips to Adelaide.
As usual, the best way to see where have we been is to check our Archive page.
Compare to 2014, we've got 4-times growth!
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We look forward to sharing our journeys with you in 2016!


This event will introduce a mix of methodologies and provide an overview of free-to-use and commercial software for the analysis of social media data.
It will be led by an expert in the area, Dr Wasim Ahmed who has taught Undergraduate, Masters, and PhD level courses on social media data analytics.
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Ice Hockey is a winter sport. It is a sport that played on snow. The skaters of the two teams use their strips to shoot a fay into their opponents team net to score points. This sport was mainly played in a few regions of America and other countries earlier. However with the benefits of the game spreading, the sport today has a world wide fan base.
Playing ice hockey is not an easy task as it involves very strenuous movements. There have been instances where players have even gotten seriously injured as a result of playing ice hockey. The IIHF has very strict rules that are enforced to reduce the number of injuries caused by unruly players on the ice
Bandypiter has been making a name for themselves in Ice hockey tournaments in the recent times. Our team is proud to boast of World Cup veterans as well as former players from the Russia national team. With players like this, Bandy Piter have managed to become one of the most formidable teams in ice hockey.
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Home automation is all the range today but setting up a fully automated home can be a costly and time consuming process, especially for an older home! The good news is that there are plenty of options out there that will allow you to get your feet wet, so to speak, and try out home automation for your own home without a complete overhaul. These simple, easy to install products let you enjoy many of the benefits of home automation with little or no installation headaches!
ELA does much more than just turning your lights off and on!
Remember the clapper? This handy little invention gave us the ability to control the lights in our homes with a clap – but automated lighting can do so much more today! ELA is a system that offers easy to install lighting automation. Installation involves simply replacing your existing bulbs with the ELA Smart Hub and Bulbs, no electrical or wiring required at all! And yes, ELA does allow you to turn lights in your home off and on without getting up from the couch or bed but it also does a lot more.
Using the cloud, you can control the lights from anywhere. Forgot to turn off the lights this morning? No problem – you can check in on your app, see what is still on, and turn it off from the office. Traveling? Use the app to turn various lights off and on during your trip for extra security. Entertaining? Use the app to change the tone and colors of each bulb to set the perfect atmosphere. Trying to improve your health? Use the Bioclock feature to adjust your lighting to mimic natural sunlight and improve your circadian rhythm. Designed to increase energy, decrease eye strain, and relax you before bed. Want a more soothing morning wake up call? Set your bedroom lights to turn on gradually before your alarm goes up, waking you up gently.
Wallflower turns your stove into a smart stove!
Many brands now offer a smart plug which allows you to turn any outlet into a smart outlet! This plug into the existing outlet and then you plug your appliances and electronics into the smart plug so the installation is simple. You can then use your smartphone app to turn outlets off and on from anywhere. This is a great way to save energy and it's also great for those people who have a tendency to forget things. No more rushing back home because you're not sure if you turned off your straightening iron off! Worried about your stove? Wallflower makes a similar smart plug for your stove outlet that allows you to monitor and control your home stove from anywhere. It also sends you an alert if the stove has been on for longer then usual.
Cordless, automated blinds are a safe choice for families with young children or pets.
Another great please to try home automation is your window coverings. Many window covering companies offer options for blinds and shutters with automation features including remote controls, app controls, voice control and the like. HunterDouglas even offers a battery powered option which means no electrical work is required. Combine smart window coverings that close and open remotely and the ELA light system that turns on and off remotely when you travel for an extra layer of security as well! Automated window coverings are a great choice for families with small children or pets as well since they do not have the safety hazards that come with dangling cords on manual window coverings.
For a few hundred dollars, you can upgrade your thermostat to a smart thermostat. There are a number of great choices on the market today offering a variety of options that allows you to control your heat and AC from anywhere, set up schedules to adjust the temperature thought-out the day or even automatically lower the temperature when the home is empty. Many include an app to set up and control the thermostat even when you're not home and today, most offer the option to connect to Alexa, Google Home and other smart home hubs as well. The main benefit of a smart thermostat is the ability to create the perfect temperature at all times, while saving energy when the home is empty or everyone is asleep.


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Q: Error:Execution failed for task ':app:transformClassesWithDexForDebug'. (Android.banker.A2af7 trojen detected) Android studio showing this error:
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A: I was also a QuickHeal User Some Files Created By Android Studio Are Considered As Virus By quickheal an easy fix can be to ignore the directory of your project in quikheal scans..
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Guardiola refused to be drawn on the chances of signing the 21-year-old Netherlands global, who could cost around £70 million, but admitted it's hard to take on the La Liga giants.
"It's going to be a very hard match, they have players who know each other very well". But of course, for the next season, it's an important target to find. "But if you want a certain player and there are lots and lots of clubs that want him, then it's more complicated, especially if the other clubs are Real Madrid and Barcelona". He'll be 34 and he can not play every few days.
City host Wolves in the Premier League on Monday as they aim to close the gap to leaders Liverpool to four points. "There are many players and this doesn't happen in isolation". But he's an excellent player.
"Most of them are under contracts". "But a month ago, I started reading, "Ruben Neves, £100 million" - that is not going to happen, we are not going to pay £100 million for a holding midfielder".
Wolves's reported asking price of £100 million is beyond... He can play that holding midfield role, he has the quality and the vision to pass.
However, Guardiola says he does not know if the player is angry with him or not, as De Bruyne has not sought a conversation with him about the incident.
"I reflected on it briefly and wondered if they were talking correctly and said, 'No, I can not accept it, come on Spurs!'" It looks simple but it's not simple. "We put our standards high", he says. "I don't talk about players not here, never did and never will".
Guardiola said: "If he has a problem, he knows where I am, so I don't know, really".


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Access Control List or ACL is according to the Wikipedia definition, "...ACL specifies which users or system processes are granted access to objects, as well as what operations are allowed to be performed on given objects." In the case of Joomla there are two separate aspects to its Access Control List which site administrators can control:
Which users can gain access to what parts of the website? For example, will a given menu choice be visible for a given user? A registered user can view, but the public at large cannot. Perhaps the menu choice is hidden from all except an Editor user and higher.
What operations (or actions) can a user perform on any given object? For example, can a user listed as an "Editor" submit an article or only edit an existing article. The ACL settings could allow submitting and editing, or allow a change an article's category, add tags or any combination.
The implementation of ACL in Joomla was substantially changed in the Joomla! 2.5 series which allowed for more flexibility in groups and permissions.
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Georgios Amanatidis (; born 4 April 1970) is a Greek former professional footballer who played as a defender.

Playing career
Amanatidis was captain of the Greek side Olympiacos F.C., and a member of the team which reached 7 Greek Championships successively (1997–2003). After 13 years in Olympiacos FC, he joined the roster of his former coach Takis Lemonis at Cypriot club APOEL in which he won the championship also. He also played for Apollon Kalamarias F.C., Kerkyra F.C., Ethnikos Asteras F.C. and Panachaiki FC.

Amanatidis earned 18 caps for the Greece national team.

Personal life
He is not related to Greek footballer and striker Ioannis Amanatidis.

Honours

Club
Olympiacos
Greek Championship: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
Greek Cup: 1999

References

External links

1970 births
Living people
Greek footballers
Greece international footballers
Super League Greece players
Cypriot First Division players
Apollon Pontou FC players
Olympiacos F.C. players
A.O. Kerkyra players
Ethnikos Asteras F.C. players
Panachaiki F.C. players
Association football defenders
People from Kastoria (regional unit)
Footballers from Western Macedonia


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The Sun News TV advertisement tariff depends upon certain factors that create an impact on the publicity of the advertisements. Several companies have been benefitted a lot from broadcasting advertisements at Sun News TV.
Seasonality: the time of the year also creates an impact on the advertisement of the ads on Sun News TV. For instance, the tariff of an advertisement on Sun News TVvaries from summers to autumn season. Thus, choosing the ads wisely for your brand is of the utmost importance.
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Tariff of advertisement at Sun News TV can be customized, if the timings of the advertisement at kept within the average time limit then no extra cost has to be paid. Also, one can also alter the advertisement cost at Sun News TV by shuffling the time slot of the advertisements. The ad can be displayed on Sun News TV once in prime time and other repetition can take place during other time slots.
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Dorn: I Had A Blank Slate For Worf
Cast & Crew December 2, 2010
Home Cast & Crew Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Star Trek: TNG
T'Bonz 12 years ago
For Michael Dorn, one of the appeals of taking on the role of the Klingon Worf was taking on a character with no backstory so that Dorn could make the character his own.
When Dorn went to audition for the role of Worf, all had was the name of the character, not even being given a description of what Worf should be. "No, it was seriously just a name," said Dorn. "They didn't tell you what to do. They didn't tell you how they wanted the character to be – nothing. You went in to audition for this character name and that was it. When I started, before I came onto the set, I went to Gene Roddenberry and said: hey, what do you want from this guy? Who is he? And being as smart as he is, he said: don't listen to what you've heard or read or seen in the past, nothing. Just make the character your own. And that's what I did."
The lack of a backstory for Worf was a smart move by Roddenberry according to Dorn. "A great opportunity," he said. "And this is what I'm saying – how smart he is – because that is how you get an actor to really invest in a role. If you say: do what you want with it. Come on, show me. Actors will go: cool! You start thinking about stuff and you get so much from it. I think it was the smartest thing he could have done."
Dorn's Worf was an outsider, so viewers saw more than just the fighting Klingons that had been presented before. "The Klingons were always, even in the old days, war-like but very intelligent," he said. "They weren't wild or out-of-control. They just believed in life to the fullest. Life, death, everything to the fullest. The only thing that I really brought to this is the Klingon martial arts and as for the Klingons themselves, a little more of who they are outside of these war-like creatures. Also the idea that there's different Klingons. [Worf was] a Klingon child that was raised by human parents and he's able to fit basically into their society very well, although with difficulty at times. I didn't go to the producers and the writers and made a big deal about it. Once I had created the Worf character and gave him who he is, they took off from that. The stuff they wrote for me was amazing."
Although Worf was somewhat of a Klingon outsider, having been raised by humans, that did not mean he was human and one of his actions was controversial amongst fans, his refusal to give blood to a Romulan who would die without it. "At that point Rick Berman was the producer, and as I read I was a little concerned," explained Dorn. "I was not afraid or anything, I was just concerned that this would cast Worf in a strange light. I like being the outcast, I like being the guy that goes against the grain. But this was way out there and … in the one where I don't give the Romulan the blood, he said: We just want to show that Worf isn't a human being. He doesn't have to give the Romulan blood. So he's not going to. And he said: if you order me to, I will. But if you don't, I'm not going to. You just have to take that. And I went: okay. It made sense. I didn't know what was going to happen but I think it was a great episode."
Source: TrekZone Network
Topics: Dorn, Worf
What do you think? Chat with other fans in the Star Trek: Deep Space nine forum at The Trek BBS.
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Warren Oblinger, Professional City Planner, Directed the orderly growth of the city. 1972 -- label on back of photograph.
"Warren Oblinger deserved credit for the many ways in which he steered the Planning Committee, City Administrator, Mayor and Council. He gave advice on the placement of the I-35 Highway which was planned to bypass Hesston by one mile. At Oblinger's suggestion, city administration took action in time to influence the government to bring I-35 within one-half mile of Hesston. This action gave the city room to grow to the east and still not be isolated off the highway. Oblinger influenced the composite planning for city growth. He was was involved in the planning and placement of parks and recreational facilities" (Bandy, 72).
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Q: How to copy a property between 2 lists of different types using declarative Kotlin? Context
Using a declarative approach in Kotlin, need to copy a single name property from List of User objects to a List of UserDetail objects based on matching id properties as shown below:
val users = Arrays.asList(
        User(1, "a"),
        User(2, "b")
)
val details = Arrays.asList(
        UserDetail(1),
        UserDetail(2)
)
val detailsWithName = copyNameToUser(users, details)

Models are:
class User {
    var id = -1;
    var name = "" // given for all Users
    constructor(id: Int, name: String)
    // ...
}
class UserDetail {
    var id = -1;
    var name = "" // blank for all UserDetails
    constructor(id: Int)
    // ...
}

Problem
Tried to use a declarative approach via forEach iterable function:
fun copyNameToDetails(users: List<User>, details: List<UserDetail>): List<UserDetail> {
    details.forEach(d ->
        users.forEach(u ->
            if (d.id == u.id) {
                d.name = u.name
            }
        )
    )
    return details
}

This can be achieved in Java as shown below:
private static List<UserDetail> copyNameToDetails(List<User> users, List<UserDetail> details)   {
    for (UserDetail d: details) {
        for (User u : users) {
            if (d.id == u.id) {
                d.name = u.name;
            }
        }
    }
    return details;
}

Question
How can this be done in Kotlin using a declarative approach?

A: You make too many iterations over both lists (users.size * details.size) so creating a hashmap can fix it a bit:
fun copyNameToUsers(users: List<User>, details: List<UserDetail>): List<UserDetail> {
    val usersById = users.associate { it.id to it }
    details.forEach { d ->
        usersById[d.id]?.let { d.name = it.name }
    }

    return details
}

A: An other approach with non mutable values :
data class User(val id: Int = -1, val name: String = "")
data class UserDetail(val id: Int = -1, val name: String = "")

private fun List<UserDetail>.copyNameToUser(users: List<User>): List<UserDetail> = map { userDetail ->
    users.firstOrNull { userDetail.id == it.id }?.let { userDetail.copy(name = it.name) } ?: userDetail
}


My hometown Nan Chang City is in Jiangxi , this is a beautiful , civilized city. There is a lot of places of historic interest, for instance , rope Jin Ta county, prances, king cabinet , all sorts of flowers in Nanchang continent , child pavilion , uprising memorial hall August First, ... Limpid eyes the public square fountain has attracted many visitors , the fountain high and low alternatively with music like naughty child in dancing. Have arrived at evening , the whole city colourfully decorated lantern Gao Zhao , is very beautiful! Take a look on that my hometown is what beautiful , what beautiful! I love my hometown Nanchang!


Assemblyman Reed Gusciora is one of the sponsors of bill that would make consolidation easier in New Jersey.
Legislation that would allegedly give towns better tools to pursue municipal consolidation gained final passage in the New Jersey Assembly on Monday, Jan. 11.
The bill, which now heads to the governor's desk, would promote municipal consolidation by increasing the flexibility, clarity and available tools under the "Uniform Shared Services and Consolidation Act" that was enacted in 2007.
Princeton Borough and Princeton Township, which already shared most of their services, are the only two municipalities that have consolidated since the legislation was enacted.
Assemblyman Joseph Lagana (D-Bergen/Passaic), said while consolidation may not be right for every town, the legislation will make relief more attainable for those municipalities looking to pursue it.
Non-contiguous municipalities would be permitted to consolidate if located within a reasonable distance of one another.
Applicants for consolidation would be allowed to develop their own process for the equalization of property assessments in the new municipality, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Taxation in the Department of the Treasury.
A consolidation plan and a Municipal Consolidation Study Commission report must address the projected property tax impact resulting from consolidation.
The Director of the Division of Taxation, under certain circumstances, may waive any law, rule or regulation concerning the assessment of property that may not have anticipated a phase-in or consolidation of services.
Districts based on old or newly established boundaries with unique planning mechanisms, services, and ordinances would be permitted in the new municipality.
Existing debt, or debt newly created by any financial arrangement between any or all of the former municipalities, may be apportioned among the taxpayers of the consolidating municipalities as debt within special taxing districts in any manner that the parties mutually agree upon in the consolidation plan.
Severance pay may be authorized, subject to state review, for employees of the consolidating municipalities who are to be terminated by the new municipality in order to encourage them to stay in their positions until the consolidation is effectuated.
Consolidating municipalities would be permitted to enter into any financial or other agreement to adjust benefits between the municipalities, provide indemnification from legal actions stemming from a consolidation or provide incentives or other acts to facilitate consolidation.
The required joint public hearing on applications for consideration of a consolidation plan or to create a Municipal Consolidation Study Commission may be held at the same time as one of the individual municipal public hearings.
An application to create a Municipal Consolidation Study Commission would be required to include the proposed means of funding the commission.
The fiscal study of a consolidation currently required to be prepared by the Department of Community Affairs would be made discretionary.
A local unit would be permitted to adopt an ordinance authorizing special emergency appropriations for the authorized expenses of a Municipal Consolidation Study Commission.
The bill also provides greater clarity with respect to the petition process for the creation of a Municipal Consolidation Study Commission by providing specifics as to the form of the petition, its filing, and verification, consistent with the requirements for a petition proposing the formation of a joint municipal consolidation study commission. The bill also lays out specific requirements with regard to the composition, meetings and responsibilities of the study commission.
The measure also requires an open space tax referendum if one or more of the municipalities has adopted an annual open space tax levy, even if all consolidating municipalities have such a tax at the same rate.
Voters in each municipality that is part of a proposed consolidation would still have to approve a consolidation referendum.


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Pennsylvania Supreme Court throws out Trump election complaint
Nov. 17 (UPI) — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court handed the Trump campaign another loss in its litigious efforts to overturn election results on Tuesday by ruling officials in Philadelphia did not prevent observers from overseeing the counting of ballots.
In the hearing before U.S. District Judge Matthew Brann in Williamsport, Pa., attorneys for President Donald Trump sought to halt Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar from certifying Biden as the winner of the state's 20 electoral votes.
The Republicans argued designated watchers were kept too far from ballot counters at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia to meaningfully observe the process. The case was brought to the state's supreme court after it was thrown out by a lower court but later approved in appeal.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that campaign representatives were not deprived of the ability to observe the counting process, as the Trump campaign had argued, citing testimony from its own witness who said he was able to observe the entire canvassing process.
The Republican observer, attorney Jeremy Mercer, said that he could not view specific declarations on the ballot envelopes nor examine individual envelopes for improper markings, but the Supreme Court said that would only matter if he were challenging specific ballots, which is not permissible under the Election Code.
"His concerns pertained to his inability to observe the writing on the outside of the ballots. Given that observers are directed only to observe and not to audit ballots, we conclude, based on the witness's testimony, that the Board of Elections has complied with the observation requirements," Justice Debra Todd wrote in the 20-page opinion.
The court said state laws require candidate's authorized representatives to be "in the room while the ballots are being pre-canvassed or canvassed," requirements which local election officials met despite the Trump campaign arguing it met for "meaningful observation."
The Supreme Court made its decision despite the Trump campaign enlisting the president's personal lawyer and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani to argue its cases after being denied late Monday from delaying the hearing because its entire legal team had dropped out.
In a filing, two Texas attorneys who joined the case last week — John Scott and Douglas Hughes — were allowed by Brann to quit as representatives of the campaign. Harrisburg, Pa., attorney and conservative talk radio host Marc Scaringi is now the sole attorney in the case.
The departing attorneys only entered the case after the law firm that had previously represented the Trump campaign, Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, had also withdrawn.
The attorneys' withdrawal came after the suit was amended Sunday to drop many of the initial accusations questioning about 700,000 ballots and the vote counting process in the state.
During the hearing on Tuesday, Giuliani argued that the situation at the Pennsylvania Convention Center is part of a "widespread, nationwide voter fraud."
"This is part of the reason I'm here, your Honor, because it's not an isolated case," he said, as he argued for hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots be invalidated over observers being denied meaningful observation.
He said this fraud was occurring in Democratically control big cities, stating, "you'd be a fool to see this as an accident."
Attorney Mark Aronchick, who represented some of the election boards in the case, told the judge to "dismiss this case" as Giuliani was speaking of "some fantasy world."
"This is just disgraceful," he said.
Pennsylvania has until Nov. 23 to certify its votes statewide.
Tuesday's hearing follows other setbacks for the campaign's legal efforts.
On Monday, Republican voters who had filed lawsuits in Pennsylvania, as well as Georgia, Wisconsin and Michigan, to challenge the legality of some ballots withdrew their complaints.
All four suits had all been backed by conservative attorney James Bopp, Jr.
In Wayne County, Mich., election officials certified results late Tuesday after having been deadlocked earlier in the evening.
"Trump's legal path to overturn the election results appears 100% dead," election expert Richard Hasen, a law professor at the University of California, Irvine, wrote on his blog.
Even if the Trump campaign succeeds in its case Tuesday, Hasen told USA Today that the complaint doesn't involve enough ballots to overtake Biden's margin of victory in Pennsylvania, which will award him 20 key electoral votes.


Hundreds of volunteers were out Saturday helping in the search for 14-year-old Trevyan Rowe.
People from around the Rochester area gathered at the Al Sigl Center on Elmwood Ave Saturday to assist with the search efforts.
Rowe, who has autism, was last seen Thursday morning at 7:30 a.m., stepping off the school bus. But authorities say he never entered School 12, where he's a student.
His family says he may have left to look for his missing cell phone.
Officers say that information they gained during the investigation suggested that they look for Trevyan in wooded areas. There are several of those near his school located at 999 South Avenue.
His aunt, Velma Handy, also encouraged people to check their garages, cars, and other outdoor shelter in the off chance Rowe used it for shelter. She says it's important to know Rowe isn't a runaway and that he must know he isn't in trouble.
Trevyan is 5' 6" tall, 140 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a black winter coat with a fur collar, blue jeans and red-and-white sneakers.


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Q: expl3 expressions and returns In my attempts to get grasp on expl3 I have come into a wall, I cannot figure out how store the result of a function.
For example in pseudocode of what I want to do is this, store the second character of tempstring (that is the character b) in otherstring without changing tempstring
string tempstring = abcde
string otherstring = tempstring[2]

print tempstring
print otherstring

This would result in the output of abcde b
In the following expl3 code I believe I have declared my variables correctly, but the 4th line where I do my operation does not work.
\tl_new:N \templist
\tl_new:N \otherlist

\tl_set:Nn \templist {abcde}
\tl_set:Nn \otherlist {\tl_item:Nn \templist {2}}
\templist
\otherlist

I would have expected this to output abcde b as well but it does not.
And unfortunately \otherlist = \templist doesn't seem to do what I need either.
I have also tried \tl_set_eq:Nn \otherlist {\tl_item:Nn \templist {2}} but that doesn't work either.

I have edited the code to show a minimal broken example, apparently what I wrote above works just fine.
Edited again, I found my error. David was correct. In my main code I had forgotten the :Nn after \tl_item

A: The code works as you describe (it is always best to give a full document that shows an error?)

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{expl3}
\begin{document}

\ExplSyntaxOn

\tl_new:N \templist
\tl_new:N \otherlist

\tl_set:Nn \templist {abcde}
\tl_set:Nn \otherlist {\tl_item:Nn \templist {2}}

\ExplSyntaxOff

\templist

\otherlist

\end{document}

Note that this defines \otherlist to extract the second token. If you want it to be the result of that, use
\tl_set:Nx \otherlist {\tl_item:Nn \templist {2}}

the visual output is the same, b in both cases.


Attention: CAPRI uses a flow concept to define the activity levels for animal production processes. For fattening activities, the activity level is defined as the number of slaughtered animals. For raising activities, the activity level is equal to the number of raised animals. These activity levels are not equal to average annual herd sizes, but can be converted by taking into account the number of production cycles per year.
The fattening and raising processes are defined per slaughtered or raised animal, and not per number of animals present at a certain point in time. For the maps, the data for the animal activities are firstly converted to livestock units, and then aggregated to ruminants (cattle, sheep and goat), non-ruminants (pigs, poultry) and total animals, measured in livestock units.
The estimation process is based on regressions of data from the Farm Structure Survey 1999 plus climate, soil, slope and altitude data. Those regressions models are used to define a forecast and its error per HSMU which serves as the a priori density entering a Highest Posterior Density estimator. The latter choses the stocking density per cluster of 1x1 km pixel cells which comes closed to the a priori forecast under the condition that the regional numbers reported in FSS are recovered.


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Nokia 3310 'Wolverine' Slated For a Rebirth at MWC 2017
HMD Global, the Finnish company that has the rights to use Nokia's brand has practically provided today's market with the most surprising news ever as the latest reports suggest the return of Nokia's long-running3310 and the fact that this black and white smartphone is again slated to make an appearance at a major smartphone forum speaks enough of its credibility and how highregard people hold it in. This hardy device from Nokia has a very strong reputation of being absolutely indestructible be it the hardest and longest drops. In an age where everyone possesses a state of the art smartphone which are very much damage-prone and high maintenance.
The Nokia 3310 is expected to resurface at the MWC 2017 event in Barcelona on February 26.
Models like the 3310 were missed hugely by the mass, especially the ones who have the habit of keeping multiple cell phone numbers. After the device's production was stopped, there were only a handful of sets available in the market with people moving towards higher-end devices. Now, the 3310 is slated to make an appearance alongside its technologically superior counterparts but that will hardly take any shine away from it. And by a certain amount, the premise surrounding the re-launch of the Nokia 3310 is larger than the ones surrounding the company's other forthcoming offerings like the Nokia 6.
Launched in 2000, the original 3310 was retired in 2005 having sold 126 million units, making it the world's best-selling phone. Dubbed by many as the Wolverine of the handheld device world, the 3310 is slated to come forth preserving all the original specifications which the original mobile sported, making it a device definitely worth a buy just to down memory lane. And an indestructible one at that too. The device will support normal text messages with the number of emojis remaining the same and the call log is as simple as anything. No hassle. A smartphone user might make the mistake of touching the device screen but there are four dedicated buttons on top of the keyboard for navigating. Initial features like the assortment of ringtones and creating of tunes have also been retained along with games in the likes of Snake. A game which has probably been the first game foralmost everyone today. Alongside durability, another major USP of the 3310 is its battery life which can go on for more than two days on a single charge.
The new 3310 model is likely to cost just €59 (about Rs 4,200) and is expected to surface at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on February 26, post which the device will be made available by the company.
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Fritzsche, T., & Höhle, B. (2015). Phonological and lexical mismatch detection in 30-month-olds and adults measured by pupillometry. In: The Scottish Consortium for ICPhS 2015 (Ed.), Proceedings of the 18th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences. Glasgow, UK: University of Glasgow. ISBN 978-0-85261-941-4. Paper number 0339.
Adani, F., & Fritzsche, T. (2015). On the relation between implicit and explicit measures of child language development: Evidence from relative clause processing in 4-year-olds and adults. In: E. Grillo & K. Jepson (Eds.). Proceedings of the 39th annual Boston University Conference on Language Development (Vol. 1, pp. 14–26). Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Press.
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What Will Tom Price Do as HHS Secretary?
Continue pursuing alternative payment models in Medicare, says Mark McClellan, MD, PhD
Mark McClellan, MD, PhD
by Joyce Frieden Joyce Frieden, News Editor, MedPage Today January 03, 2017
What course will the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) take if Rep. Tom Price, MD (R-Ga.) is confirmed as secretary? MedPage Today News Editor Joyce Frieden talked with health policy experts to get their take.
In the last of a three-part series, Frieden spoke with Mark McClellan, MD, PhD, director of the Margolis Center for Health Policy at Duke University in Durham, N.C. They discussed how Price might approach Medicare, physician payment reform, and rising prescription drug costs.
See Part 1 of our series -- an interview with David Howard, PhD, of Emory University, here, and Part 2 of our series -- an interview with Michael Sparer, PhD, JD, of Columbia University, here.


Phytophthora (pronounced fy-TOFF-thora) is a devastating plant killer causing Phytophthora Dieback disease and infection is permanent.
Phytophthora is a soil borne water mould which spreads naturally in water or roots. It is spread much faster and further by humans moving even small amounts of contaminated soil or plant material.
It was once thought to be native to NSW or introduced such a long time ago that indigenous plants had developed resistance to it but this is now known not to be the case. It is true that Phytophthora Dieback presents itself differently in different vegetation types than it does in other states of Australia, but it is no less of a threat to the natural ecosystems of NSW.
The pathogen attacks the roots of plants, travels in water and along root systems and is spread in contaminated soil. This can be via small amounts of soil attached to shoes of walkers, up to large soil disturbances during major earthworks. Highly susceptible plants die quickly but even those that are not highly susceptible will succumb during long periods of dry weather. The loss of root mass limits the amount of water and nutrients a plant can absorb, leaving it susceptible to insect attack, other plant diseases and drought stress.
The pathogen poses a significant threat to ecosystems functions by altering and reducing species composition and structural form of the vegetation. Native birds and animals, invertebrates and microflora may all be threatened by these changes in vegetation by destroying the food and shelter on which they depend.
Phytophthora Dieback: Stop the spread!
Phytophthora Dieback is threatening susceptible plant species, such as the NSW state floral emblem, the Waratah Telopea speciosissima which is an abundant source of food for native wildlife.
Gang Gang Cockatoos Callocephalon fimbriatum feed mainly on seeds, preferring eucalypts and wattles, and require tall trees for nest hollows. Phytophthora Dieback kills their food and shelter.
Phytophthora (pronounced fy-TOFF-thora) is a devastating plant killer. Here you can see the effect of Phytophthora Dieback in Glenbrook National Park.
Grass trees, Xanthorrheoa species, are particularly susceptible to Phytophthora Dieback and usually rapidly die.
Mud sticks! Any activity that moves soil, water or plant material, or alters the natural movement of water, could spread the disease. Ensure shoes, tyres and equipment are free of soil.


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Q: Gremlin.Net.Driver.Exceptions.ConnectionClosedException Created object for gremlinServer , connectionPoolSettings
    var gremlinClient = new GremlinClient(gremlinServer,connectionPoolSettings:connectionPoolSettings);

    using (gremlinClient)
    {
      var v1 = graph.AddV("person").Property("name", "marko").Next();**
      var v2 = graph.AddV("person").Property("name", "stephen").Next();
      graph.V(v1).AddE("knows").To(v2).Property("weight", 0.75).Iterate();
    }

At var V1 getting below exception:
Gremlin.Net.Driver.Exceptions.ConnectionClosedException: 'Connection closed by server. CloseStatus: InternalServerError, CloseDescription: Internal-Server-Error. Any in-progress requests on the connection will be in an unknown state, and may need to be retried.

I am not able to understand why the server is closing connection

A: After you call Next() the first time that v1 object is now a result. Is graph the actual GraphTraversalSource, or something you spawned from it? If the latter, after the call to Next it has been completed and you will have to create it again.
In general, it would be better to have the first two calls that populate v1 and v2 return their IDs. Even better, do it all as one query. I will show examples of both below.
 var v1 = graph.AddV("person").Property("name", "marko").Id().Next();
 var v2 = graph.AddV("person").Property("name", "stephen")).Id().Next();
 graph.V(v1).AddE("knows").To(V(v2)).Property("weight", 0.75).Iterate();
}

or, cleaner,
 graph.AddV("person").Property("name", "marko").As("a").
       AddV("person").Property("name", "stephen")).
       AddE("knows").From("a").Property("weight", 0.75).
       Iterate();
}

I also assume that graph is a GraphTraversalSource object (commonly called g, and not an actual Graph object of something spawned from g.

A: Since you tagged this question with Cosmos DB, I assume that you're using that backend. It unfortunately doesn't support any Gremlin.Net version newer than 3.4.13, but you mentioned in a comment that you are using Gremlin.Net 3.6.1 which cannot work with Cosmos DB right now.
Apart from the versions, Cosmos DB also does not support Gremlin Bytecode which is used internally when you create your traversals in C# and then iterate them. With Cosmos DB, you have to send them as string instead, just like you would send an SQL query string for example.
So, instead of this (I'm taking the code from kelvin-lawrence's response as it uses a single traversal):
graph.AddV("person").Property("name", "marko").As("a").
       AddV("person").Property("name", "stephen")).
       AddE("knows").From("a").Property("weight", 0.75).
       Iterate();

you have to do this:
var query =  "g.addV('person').property('name', 'marko').as('a').
       addV('person').property('name', 'stephen')).
       addE('knows').from('a').property('weight', 0.75).
       iterate()";
await gremlinClient.SubmitAsync<object>(query);

In general, please check the official Cosmos DB docs or this example repository for Cosmos DB and Gremlin.Net.

A: I got this error after updating the Gremlin Nuget package.
After adding to this Quick Start Issue, I found the compatibility chart states that version 3.4.13 is supported. 3.4.13 was released on Jan 13, 2022. After I put the Nuget back to 3.4.13, the connection exception went away.
It makes me wonder why Microsoft hasn't updated to be able to support the newer versions. It's been 13 months at the time I write this.


Gigabit Voucher Scheme – Time to upgrade your internet connection?
The Gigabit Voucher Scheme is a really hot topic at the moment. If you've not heard about the scheme, it was launched back in March by the government in an attempt to offer UK businesses the fastest and most reliable internet speeds available. It offers businesses the opportunity to claim up to £3,000 against the cost of installing Gigabit connections. At the moment lots of registered suppliers to the scheme are sending out emails promising £3,000 towards a quicker connection. However, there are limitations (and hidden costs) to the scheme and if you're really thinking about upgrading your internet connection there could be better alternatives.
Let's get this right, it's a great scheme, in fact we're registered suppliers. However, some suppliers aren't being clear about the scheme when communicating with their clients and this is causing some confusion.
Firstly, the scheme is only available to SMEs. The government defines this as: any business that employs fewer than 250 people and has an annual turnover not exceeding €50million, and/or an annual balance sheet total not exceeding €43million. This includes sole traders. Also, you must not have received more than the permitted amount of de minimis aid in the last 3 years.
Secondly, the connection you have must be Gigabit capable and you'd still need to pay the ongoing rentals for the duration of the contract. Whilst you may receive up to £3,000 towards the installation (that might not cover all the costs) your monthly costs could be anywhere between £400 – £800 per month depending on your location and the speeds you need. For smaller SMEs, the costs will most likely outweigh the benefits. Could you justify £400 – £800 per month for a 1000MB connection if you have 10 employees?
The scheme is worthwhile if you're large enough. If this applies to you, you should definitely be getting in touch with one of the registered suppliers. If you don't fit this criteria but are still interested in upgrading your internet speeds there are better alternatives.
The cost of connectivity has dropped significantly, so if you're considering upgrading your internet connection it is worth contacting your current supplier to review your options. Good suppliers should be able to offer you a better deal.
For example, we're currently able to offer many customers 100MB for the price of 50MB. That's twice the speed for the same price, and prices could be as low as £250 per month. And these connections are available UK-wide, not just in six pilot areas. This offer may not be available long-term but we anticipate being able to offer this at least until the end of 2018.
Whatever the size of your business, it is a great time to be considering upgrading your internet speeds. If you're a larger SME, based in one of the six pilot areas, you should be getting in touch with a Gigabit Voucher Scheme registered supplier. If you're not in one of the six pilot areas, there are still deals to be had.
Please get in contact with us if you want us to review your business broadband. For information visit us online at 5 Rings Group.


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A Kerepesi út Budapest egyik legfontosabb és legforgalmasabb sugárútja. Ma a Keleti pályaudvartól az egykori városhatárig (ami 1950-től a X. és XVI. kerület határa), a Sárgarózsa utcáig tart. 1906 előtt a Kerepesi út része volt "Belső Kerepesi út" néven a Rákóczi út is, amikor is a szakaszt II. Rákóczi Ferencről nevezték át, mivel ekkor ezen az úton kísérték hamvait a Szent István-bazilikától a Keleti pályaudvarig; a (1906-ig) "Külső Kerepesi út" pedig 1923-ig egészen Kerepesig, illetőleg Hatvanig tartó országút is volt.

A modern útrendszerben a Kerepesi út a 3-as főút része (utóbbit a Clark Ádám tértől számítják), igaz a 3-as főút jelzést csak Budapest közigazgatási határán kívül használják.

Története
Az egykori Kerepesi út története (a mai Rákóczi utat is ideértve) a 17. századra, ha nem még a török időkre nyúlik vissza. Az egykor fallal körülvett Pestről kivezető útvonal a Hatvani kapu felé tartott. Az Andrássy úttal ellentétben természetes fejlődés során nyerte el funkcióját. Nevét útvonala alapján kapta, mivel Kerepesen halad keresztül, tágabb értelemben pedig Hatvanig tart, amire a kezdetét is jelző egykori Hatvani kapu is utalt.

Valamikor a Hatvani út (a mai Kossuth Lajos utca) is a része volt. A 18. században a belvárosi szakasznak még Hatvaner Strasse volt a neve. Aztán 1804-től Kerepescher Strasse-nak, majd 1874-től már magyarul Kerepesi útnak nevezték. 1906-ban II. Rákóczi Ferenc hazahozott hamvait a Szent István-bazilikától a Keleti pályaudvarig ezen az úton kísérték. Az esemény megörökítésére ezt a szakaszt átnevezték Rákóczi úttá. Ekkortól nevezték át az addig "Külső kerepesi-út" elnevezésű utat "Kerepesi-út"-ra, illetve ennek következtében az addig volt "Rákóczi-utcza" (a Rákóczi téri csarnok mellett a tértől a Víg utcáig, 1931-től Vásár utca) a Táncsics, a Csömöri út Baross tértől a Hajtsár útig tartó szakasza a Thököly út, az addigi "Thököly-utcza" (a Tisza Kálmán tér és a Népszínház utca között) pedig a Vay Ádám nevet kapta.

A Kerepesi út első épületeinek egyike az 1711-ben épült Rókus kápolna volt. A hozzá csatlakozó pesti közkórház, a "Rókus" ugyanezen század végén épült fel. Az 1840-es években látták el az utat kövezettel, ugyanakkor a világításáról is gondoskodtak: kandeláberekre gázlámpákat szereltek fel. 1868-ban megindult rajta a lóvasút, majd 1897-től a villamosvasút. 1908–1909-ben a makadámutak kátrányosítására tett első kísérleteket a Thököly és a Kerepesi utakon végezték.

Egykor Pest belvárosától Kerepesig húzódott, de az idők során több szakaszát is átnevezték. A Rákóczi úti szakaszon kívül így történt az Örs vezér tere utáni részekkel is. 1923-ban (Horthy Miklós kormányzóvá választását követően) innentől Kerepesig Horthy Miklós út, a második világháború befejezése után pedig Szabadság út(ja) lett. Később ennek a fővárosi szakaszát az egykori városhatártól (ami 1950-től a X. és XVI. kerület határa) ismét átnevezték: előbb a Pirosrózsa utca 1. és Sárgarózsa utca 1-től a Katóka utcáig (Sashalom és Mátyásföld határa) még megmaradt Szabadság néven, a Sarjú utcától Cinkotáig pedig felvette a Széchenyi út, 1977 után pedig ez az egész szakasz (Nagyiccétől a Szilas-patakig) a Veres Péter út nevet, Veres Péter egykori politikus, honvédelmi miniszter után. Cinkotánál neve Szabadföld út, majd a mai városhatártól kezdve Kistarcsán és Kerepesen is Szabadság út (illetve Szabadság útja) maradt (ez a név egyébként Gödöllőn keresztül egészen Aszódig megmaradt).

Közlekedés
1884-ben megnyílt az akárcsak Velencében, a mélyebben fekvő, teherbíró altalaj miatt cölöpökön nyugvó Keleti, akkori nevén a Központi pályaudvar a Kerepesi úti vámnál, a csupán 1902-ben Baross tér névre keresztelt névtelen területnél – a Kerepesi út innen a Duna felé vezető szakaszát 1906-ban nevezték el Rákóczi útnak. 1885. június 6-án indult a Központi Városházától ki Zugló felé a lóvasút. A pályaudvarra omnibuszok is közlekedtek, a tehetősebb polgárok bérkocsival juthattak el oda. A Budapesti Közúti Vaspálya Társaság (BKVT) 1888-ban adta át az akkor még a "Kerepesi úti végállomás", majd 1958–1967 között a Baross térről induló (a 2011-ben bevezetett számozási rendszerben) H8-as és H9-es HÉV vonalának első, Cinkotáig tartó szakaszát. Ezt később Csömör felé, majd Gödöllőig, az Ilonatelepen át vezető nyomvonalakon meghosszabbították. A Baross téren is áthaladó villamos viszonylatok kiépítését és üzemeltetését a BKVT – ismertebb nevén a "barna villamos" – végezte 1897-től. 1911-ben elkészült a BHÉV rákosszentmihályi hurokvágánya. A "sárga villamos" a főváros két nagy forgalmú pályaudvarát – a Keletit és a Nyugatit – közvetlen járattal összekapcsoló viszonylata 1913-ban indult. A Budapest–Rákosszentmihály–Rákospalota HÉV szárnyvonal az 1930-as évektől rövidebb útvonalon járt, később pedig, mikor már csak a Csömöri útig közlekedett, nem volt közvetlen összeköttetésben a Kerepesi úttal sem. (Végül 1953–1970 között mint villamos üzemelt.)

A Keleti pályaudvar után az onnan kivezető vágányok felett 1925-ben épült az első, még a főúttal közös vasúti-közúti híd. Amely a a hidat tartó sok vasbeton oszlopról kapta a "százlábú" elnevezést. A második világháború után 1945-ben újjáépült a HÉV hídja, 1948-ban épült mellé a közúti híd, majd 1972-ben a megszűnt HÉV szakasz pályájának helyére kerültek a befelé tartó közúti sávok. Mai formáját a 2015-2017 közötti rekonstrukció során nyerte el. A korábbi vasbeton felsőpályás gerendahidat acélszerkezetű alsópályás ívhíd cserélte le. A korábbi híd nevét adó tartóoszlopokat elbontották.

Később autóbusz- és trolibuszjáratok is biztosították a  forgalmat a Kerepesi úton. Mivel a 2-es metró forgalma 1970-ben megindult, a HÉV-végállomás és a kelet-pesti autóbuszok végállomása is az Örs vezér téri csomóponthoz került. Ekkor rövidült ideáig a gödöllői és a csömöri HÉV és szűnt meg egyben a rákosszentmihályi szárnyvonal.

A Kerepesi út az 1970-es évek óta a Keleti pályaudvartól a  1941-ben épült felüljárójáig irányonként három forgalmi sávos. A Fogarasi úti elágazástól a balparti körvasút felüljárójáig irányonként két sávos. Utána szűkül irányonként egy sávra. Folytatása a belváros felé a Rákóczi út, míg a kelet-pesti külvárosok felé a Veres Péter út.

Az út a szépirodalomban
 Verset írt az útról (A Kerepesi út címmel) Heltai Jenő; a költő Budapest legszebb útjaként aposztrofálta.

Képgaléria

Jegyzetek

Források
 Budapest enciklopédia. Corvina, 1981.

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