An unremarkable object brightened unexpectedly, but is now fading.
Comet 252P/LINEAR was a southern-sky target up until the end of March and wasn't expected to brighten much beyond magnitude 10. In other words, it didn't warrant a great deal of attention from backyard stargazers in Canada. But the comet brightened unexpectedly and became am easy binocular target.
Currently the comet is making its way northward in Ophiuchus on the outbound leg of its journey through the inner solar system. It had its closest approach to the Sun (perihelion) on March 15 and passed by our planet on March 21. Because its distance from us and the Sun is now increasing, the comet will likely fade significantly over the next few weeks. In other words, the sooner you can spot Comet 252P, the better. The latest reports peg the comet close to magnitude 6, which means it should still be readily visible in binoculars under dark-sky conditions.
The best time to look for 252P is during the predawn hours. Use binoculars or a small telescope, and the chart above, to pinpoint the its location. Comet 252P/LINEAR should look like a small, tail-less fuzzball.
I swept up the comet in my 10-inch f/5.5 Dobsonian. At 58× 252P looked almost exactly like what I expected—a large, round, very diffuse patch that was gradually brighter toward the middle. The diameter of the visible coma was about 10 arc minutes. I determined this quite easily as the comet was beside a pair of 8th mag stars exactly 11 arc minutes apart and the diffuse ball looked as though it would fit in between those two stars. No bright nucleus at the centre of the coma that I could see. The comet was roughly magnitude 7, but with low surface brightness. It's the kind of sky object that a bit of haze and bad light-pollution could swallow up completely.
I turned to my tripod-mounted 7×50 binoculars. I saw the comet in those, too, but only because I knew exactly where to look. The comet was very small and extremely dim in my city sky. Next, I put my 4.25-inch f/6 Newtonian to the task and it, picked up the comet at 27×. The comet was utterly featureless in those optics — just a diffuse patch of light. But it certainly was visible, city sky notwithstanding.
I observed and photographed comet 252P/LINEAR 09:22 UT. It must have flared since your report from April 1 for it was easy to find with 10×40 binoculars. It would not fit in the eyepiece of my 12-inch scope, so I took a picture (7, 2-minute exposures, combined) of it with my F/5 80-mm Sky-Watcher refractor and Canon T5i camera at ISO 1600.
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Q: Would this circuit work? I've been a software dev for a while, but never really did a lot with hardware so please forgive me if this question is really basic.
I have an Arduino project I am trying to set up that involves a photocell. Most of my Arduino knowledge so far is from the book Getting Started with Arduino. They have a section that actually talks about photocells. Below is the diagram they give for building a circuit.  I have two questions about it.
First, what is the point of the resistor (seeing how the photocell is basically a light sensitive resistor)?  Why couldn't the circuit just be "5V to photocell, photocell to A0"?
Second, if my project has already used the 5V pin (its for an LCD display) could I rig the circuit up to start at a digital pin (which would be set to output 5V) to photocell back to A0?  If not, how would I power the photocell?
Normally I'd just try this (without the resistor) and see what would happen, however I don't have a spare Arduino and don't feel like frying this one quite yet.

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First, what is the point of the resister (seeing how the photocell is basically a light sensitive resister)? Why couldn't the circuit just be 5v to photocell, photocell to A0?

I don't know anything about Arduino's but from looking at the circuit, I surmise that A0 connects to an input pin of the microcontroller. What's happening is that when light hits the photocell, its resistance decreases, so the A0 pin is pulled high, and the Arduino reads a "high" input. When there's no light input, then, you want to read a "low" input.
What happens is, with no light, the photocell resitance increases, and the extra resistor pulls down the A0 pin to ground, so the Arduino can read a 0 input. If there was no extra resistor, no matter how high the resistance of the photocell, it would still always pull up, and A0 would always be "high".

Second, if my project has already used the 5v pin (its for an lcd display) could I rig the circuit up to start at a digital pin (which would be set to output 5v) to photocell back to A0? If not, how would I power the photocell?

Again, I only know from the way the board is labeled in your diagram, but I expect that "5V" is a power supply pin. If it is, then you should be able to connect it to multiple loads, as long as the total current needed by those loads is not more than the board can supply (check the data sheet or manual for your board). But the photocell circuit shouldn't draw more than a few mA, so it should be safe to add this load to the load from the LCD you already have. You just need to find some physical way to connect both the LCD and the photocell to the same pin. One easy way would be to just solder three wires together to form a "Y"; connect one leg of the Y to the Arduino, one to the photocell, and one to the LCD circuit.
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You explained that the A0 is an analog input pin for the Arduino.
In that case, what you're doing is using the photocell as one part of a resistor divider:

In your case Vin is 5 V, and R1 is the photocell, and R2 is the "extra resistor".
The voltage at Vout is connected to A0 of the Arduino so you can measure it.
The formula for the output voltage of the resistor divider is
$$
V_{out} = V_{in}\times \frac{R2}{R1+R2}
$$
If you remove the extra resistor, that's like taking R2 to infinity. You can see from the formula that in the limit as R2 goes to infinity, you get
$$
V_{out}=V_{in}\times R2 / R2
$$
or
$$
V_{out} = V_{in},
$$
meaning you'll always read 5 V at Vout if the extra resistor isn't there.
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A: IMPORTANT: If your Arduino runs on 3V3 then use the 3V3 voltage to drive the circuit.

(1) Yes, your circuit will work as shown.
 The resistor should be about the same resistance as the photocell in its typical operating light range, although non optimum values will work well enough in many cases.
As shown the two resistors form a "voltage divider" with the share of the available voltage depending on their relative resistances. The same current flows through both so, as Ohms law tells us that
 V= I x R, if we change R we change the relative V. As A0 measures Voltage this will work.
(2) You ask

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*Why couldn't the circuit just be 5v to photocell, photocell to A0?

If you connect it directly to the port with no divider, as you suggest,  then varying the resistor will vary the current into the port only by an extremely  little amount as the port is high impedance and the varying external resistance is effectively added to the very high internal resistance.
This does in fact have a very very small effect on the voltage that the port "sees" but the difference is minute and is not "designable" as the port impedance is not accurately specified.
The target of the comment by @clabacchio was uncertain and I have now edited the answer to make it clearer so his comment is now fully inapplicable.

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Published: 6:00 AM December 8, 2019 Updated: 11:06 PM October 10, 2020
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ROME — Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin underscored the importance of "multilateral action" Thursday, asserting that it translates brotherhood "into courage and generosity."
A multilateral commitment "is a privileged way to promote the common good of the human family and to develop original ideas and innovative strategies," Cardinal Parolin declared in an address to a virtual event on Fraternity, Multilateralism, and Peace in Geneva.
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"In this sense, the Holy See welcomes the basic vision of the Global Compact on refugees, which aims to strengthen international cooperation through a more equitable and predictable sharing of responsibility," he added, "while recalling that the ideal and most comprehensive lasting solution is to ensure the rights of all to live and thrive in dignity, peace and security in their countries of origin."
Parolin's assertion of the primacy of multilateralism over the efforts and good of individual states echoes a recurring message of the pontificate of Pope Francis.
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WHO Director-General, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Sunday visited an Ebola treatment centre in Butembo, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, that was attacked by armed groups last week and again earlier on Sunday. He spoke with personnel in the centre and thanked them for their dedication.
The visit came as he concluded a three-day mission to the country, along with senior US officials and other WHO leadership. They met with the President, government officials, partner organizations and local responders involved in the outbreak response. He spoke to a group of partners, officials and staff in Butembo on Saturday morning.
"It breaks my heart to think of the health workers injured and police officer who died in today's attack, as we continue to mourn those who died in previous attacks, while defending the right to health," said Dr Tedros. "But we have no choice except to continue serving the people here, who are among the most vulnerable in the world."
"These are not attacks BY the community, they are attacks ON the community. There are elements who are exploiting the desperation of the situation for their own purposes. The people of Katwa and Butembo, as in the other communities affected by Ebola, want and deserve a place to receive care and a chance of survival. They do not deserve to suffer in their homes while infecting their loved ones, they do not deserve to suffer in inadequately resourced health centers while infecting health workers," he added.
WHO has requested and received further support from UN and local police forces to protect the treatment centres. To conquer Ebola, we must strike a delicate balance between providing accessible care, maintaining the neutrality of the response, and protecting patients and staff from attacks by armed groups. These are the dilemmas we face in conflict zones around the world. We are committed to ending the outbreak, and we are committed to improving the health of the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo," he concluded.
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Everyone at Grayrigg is incredibly proud of the ethos we have created for the wonderful children in our care.
It is an ethos where every child is nurtured and valued for their own uniqueness. Our school is not about expecting children to conform, but about inspiring every child to be the best person they can possibly be: Academically; Personally; Spiritually; Socially and Morally.
We celebrate our rural setting through using our stunning new outdoor facilities along with our two forest classrooms as often as possible. Teaching problem solving, endurance and risk taking through adventurous activities with our resident expert. We also recognise that there is a world beyond our rural community; through ensuring all children are given the opportunity to explore cosmopolitan environments including London and that they appreciate the diverse world in which we live, through links with Cheffe School in Ethiopia and friends around the world.
Our school family reaches beyond those who attend the school: parents; community members; links with the church and the local toddler group make Grayrigg CE Primary School a very special place at the heart of both the local community and the wider community, who choose to travel to Grayrigg from the surrounding areas so that their child can experience, the unique, individual and inspirational experience on offer here at Grayrigg CE Primary School.
Our vision at Grayrigg is fulfilled through celebrating every child in our care as a unique and wonderful individual that God created: recognising that every child was created with their own personality, talents and skills which we have been given the opportunity to nurture and inspire.
Inspire every child to reach further than they ever thought they could in all they do academically and personally. We strive to ensure every child has the opportunity to excel. We celebrate every unique journey of learning through values of hope, endurance and courage.
Inspire every child to look beyond what they already know encouraging children to have confidence to explore the wider world though the values of respect, justice and compassion with the confidence to tackle local, national and global issues, preparing them for the ever changing world.
Inspire every child to be confident to lead: ensuring every child has the opportunity to view themselves as a leader having the confidence and courage to be the change, to recognise that they can make a difference and can inspire others through their humility, honesty, compassion, respect, integrity and hope.
Inspire every child to be healthy and happy remembering that every child deserves to fulfil their potential and to do this they need to know how to look after their bodies: physically; mentally; emotionally and spiritually.
As a Church of England Primary School we are proud to root our ethos and vision in Christian Values.
Following our vision and values day in March 2014 each year group chose one or more core values which mature through the school. For instance children in reception focus on friendship. Whilst this is not cast aside at the end of their reception year, in year 1 children further develop it through introducing a new core value of forgiveness and so by the time children leave the school they have focused upon all of the following: friendship; forgiveness (and saying sorry); trust and honesty; endurance; hope; respect; compassion; justice; peace; humility and courage.
The children also felt it important that staff, governors and parent helpers should not only model all of these values, but should also be expected to model service, wisdom and integrity in all they do.
Each year group has worked with their class teacher to come up with rules that link to their core value and it is understood that whilst a reception child may not be expected to have the emotional maturity to adhere to the rules for older children, there is absolutely no exception when it comes to older children adhering to the rules set by younger children.


It's an instant red flag in a conversation, the turning point where it goes from a discourse with mutual respect to a bicker that suddenly feels personal. It's one thing, of course, if these things are told to you while you're having a full-on shiftfit while screaming and flinging breakables, in which case you should probably calm down/take a deep breath/relax/pop a Xanax.
I have no doubt that every woman in the workforce has been told some variation of the above in some form or another throughout the length of her career, no matter how short or long. It's no secret that what men perceive in other men as assertiveness and conviction, they perceive in women as bossiness and rudeness. Whether it's fun to consider or not, there is a definite skewed perception between men and women in the workforce, and there likely always will be. Men who get fired up about their subjects are considered passionate and invested, whereas women who show too much excitement – either positively or negatively – are considered emotional and irrational.
It's this mislabeling of 'emotional' that is really rankling me here.
This came in response to Kelly's holding Trump accountable for past harsh things he'd said about women like any news reporter might do. It was a lazy, uninspired way to discredit Kelly as 'emotional', since there's long been a pervasive and accepted thought that a menstruating woman is emotional, hysterical, incapable of reason.
The flip side of this is, of course, that if you stand up for yourself, you can be considered arrogant. Returning to that hypothetical conversation when you're discussing your work with a colleague and you're told to 'calm down', what happens when you politely ignore or skirt that comment, and continue discussing the matter at hand?
You're considered 'superior', of course.
I can't speak too much to this subject right now, and I hope to delve more deeply into it in due time since it's an important topic that deserves to be dissected. For now, though, I implore every young woman who might have a shaky foundation for her sense of self to stick to her guns. Being superior is preferable to being submissive since if you don't stand up for yourself in the work place, who else will?
Whether you're waiting tables or writing grant proposals or working in a corner office, don't take chuckled requests for you to 'woah, woah, calm down' lightly. If you know that you're being calm, and you know that you're speaking to your colleagues with respect and professionalism, don't allow yourself to be gaslighted. It doesn't matter if it's an underling, a peer, or a superior; if you're giving respect, you should be receiving it. If someone tells you to relax when you're already cool as a freaking cucumber, just calmly tell them as much. Saying "I'm cool as a freaking cucumber" probably won't be very effective, but you get what I'm saying.
You deserve respect. You're young, and you're green, and you still feel like a little girl in a sea of Real Adults, sure. We all do. But you deserve respect. Remember that the next time someone tells you to 'be rational here' when you're already being perfectly rational here.


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Europe and the Greek issue: Profits, losses, missteps and uncertainties
Posted in: EU, Europe, Southern Europe
By Dr. Constantinos Filis, Research Director at the Institute of International Relations, Athens, Greece.
Just a few days after Greece and its European partners reached their 13 July agreement, there are a number of reasons why we might feel that we have for some time been revolving around the same point, fewer reasons to feel that we have taken a substantial step forward, and still fewer reasons for optimism.
While the 17-hour negotiation did reduce the risk of a Grexit, there is a strong sense that the possibility has only been postponed, with said scenario having in fact been set down in an official EU document and presented to the Greek government. What is more worrying is not whether the German side and some of its satellites were serious in proposing a five-year Greek timeout from the eurozone, but that extremist circles on both sides have been strengthened by the latest developments.
German hegemony, French resurgence, Greek inadequacy
In a substantial portion of Europe, unequivocal anti-Greek sentiment is lurking and growing, pointing to Greece as unwilling or unable to take unpleasant decisions at a political cost. The mounting anger at Greece's obvious failure to promote structural reforms – as part of a broader programme in which, it is now clear, few ministers in the last four governments believed – modulated, aided by the comportment of Greece's former finance minister, into a lack of trust in, and victimization and isolation of, a Greece uniquely toxic, which significantly pushed up the price of last Monday's agreement.
In fact, states still striving to bond with Europe culturally and in terms of identity are acting "more kingly than the king" in order to ingratiate themselves with the leader, of which they are a natural extension, and to whom they look to safeguard their economic interests. These states, after all, have a tradition of seeking protectors, having in the past looked to totalitarian regimes, such as the Soviet Union. And this had something of an impact on their conduct towards Athens: the fact that we flirted with Russia – to no effect – at a time when the latter appeared to be threatening the security of the Baltic states and Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, Northern and Central European countries have adopted the German model a priori, identifying with the triptych of low inflation, low interest rates and low growth rates.
In the eyes of these states, a country that stubbornly refuses to reform itself, to bring itself into line with the European norms in a number of policy areas (e.g., early retirement, cost of pensions as a percentage of GDP, rationalization of the public sector, market function), and to put its house in order – much less move ahead with the adjustment programme's many and unjust conditions, which perpetuate austerity – must be forced into a strategic retreat or be ejected from the European framework. The Greek government's "recalcitrant indiscipline" – in combination with its attempt to change not only the mix of the Greek programme, but also the European model as a whole – as well as its often extreme rhetoric, triggered the reflexes of the most systemic and establishment actors in the European formula.
Given the slow adaptation of a bureaucratic and cumbersome mechanism, the freshness of the new Greek government was more suggestive of ignorance of how the EU functions than of a comprehensive plan for reversing dominant mindsets. I would add that, in the midst of negotiations and an inability to achieve a sustainable solution, we gave the sense that our intention to "change Europe" ran through provoking a rupture – which forced even states that looked kindly on Greece's demands to seek support at the stronger poles – and adopting another policy mix for Athens.
So, a problematic Greece essentially identified any amendments to its existing programme with broader upheaval in Europe. Thus, while we found sympathetic ears and supporters in oppositions and civil society, we faced off against the whole of the EU leadership, on whom depended the successful completion of the negotiations so critical to our future. There were also those who, however unfairly, linked us with anti-European and Eurosceptic forces, which, in turn, and for completely different reasons, supported the Greek government's efforts. All of this unfolded while what was mainly at stake for Athens was still, and remains, up in the air. It would have been wiser and probably more productive if any moves against an admittedly skewed model for European integration had been made after we had achieved stability and returned to relative normalcy, standing on solid ground.
In any case, it is clear that the above resulted in a flagrant discrepancy between the clear need to restore the trust that had been lost between the involved parties and the taking of measures punitive, if not debilitating, in effect. Whatever happened, the Europe of solidarity and honest compromise is now a thing of the past, at least as far as the Greek problem is concerned. In fact, the effort to humiliate Athens, following on the decision to hold a referendum, stirred France and Italy from slumber, if only after the fact. In the bigger picture, uncompromising stances and general lack of flexibility create divisions and stereotypes, increasing the risk of disharmony among political elite and societies, which perceptibly hampers the efforts towards substantial deepening of Europe, with the sole exception of the financial sector. However, Paris and Rome were obliged to stand up to Berlin in the face of the real fear that, if they did not moderate Germany's overambitious agenda (with which they disagreed on many points, in any case), the situation would be irreversible, creating dire precedents. Obviously, they realized that their erstwhile alignment with Germany no longer provided them with the necessary guarantees that they would remain above the fray (given their intrinsic weaknesses, which require structural measures) if the Germans stuck to the same motif. It appears that France had been attempting of late not to agitate its relations with Germany, endeavoring, as usual, to protect the latter from itself by keeping Berlin's worst tendencies in check.
In a way, the intensive marginalization of Athens, and mainly the real danger of an exit from the European family, forced Paris, or gave it the opportunity, to stand tall, or at least play a mediating role, "selling" its services – perhaps to cash in correspondingly, later on – to Athens and Berlin, distancing itself somewhat from the latter, but not to the extent of outright disagreement. If this trend continues in the long term, we may have a new balance of power on the Franco-German axis, a necessary ingredient for a smoothly functioning EU. Finally, president Hollande's more active involvement in the process set him apart from his probable challenger in the 2017 presidential elections, Nicolas Sarkozy, who identified from the outset with the German Chancellor, which proved problematic later on, despite the fact that a portion of France's economic elite are pursuing an understanding, if not alignment, with the German economic model.
The unstable domestic front sparks developments, but in an unknown direction
Things will certainly be difficult enough from here on in. This is mainly because the Greek government is being called upon to serve something that goes against its political DNA. Even more unwieldy is the implementation of a programme that the prime minister himself claims is the result of brutal extortion and sees as highly problematic and recessionary. So, how can the current government implement a package of measures in which it doesn't believe, which, objectively, it cannot make its own, and which it condemns as being the result of an attempted coup (even if part of the rhetoric is constructed to bring round dissenters within the governing party)? That is, we are facing this paradox: for the government to try – while already hemorrhaging in parliament, and having based its agenda and election on its anti-memorandum identity – to implement measures that are in some cases harsher than those of the previous memoranda. Even if we accept that, under the pressure of given conditions, there will be forced implementation of the agreement, there are, on the one hand, strong doubts as to whether the prime minister will last or even wants to last; he may instead invoke some pretext or other for halting the process and starting from scratch. And on the other hand, the fragile parliamentary majority could at any time set in motion developments that would block the completion of the process agreed upon with the partners, regardless of whether the prime minister wants such an outcome. Not within Parliament – where the opposition votes are certain to support the adoption of all the policies necessary for ensuring the bridge loan in the initial phase and, subsequently, whatever is required to partially restore the functioning of the economy – but on the streets and on the party level, where controversy will be more intense. It is obvious that when a parliamentary majority, with a minimum of 151 out of 300 votes, drops to 124 (following the loss of 39 MPs) in the first round of voting on the prerequisites, with similar, if not worse, numbers expected in the coming phases of the process, its medium-term survival, in its present form, is highly unlikely.
Beyond that, another worrying trend is that those who have risen from obscurity of late to see their stock skyrocket via Syriza's ambiguities and contradictions – who divided Greek citizens into "good anti-memorandum" and "bad anti-memorandum", essentially stratifying ideological differences along class lines – appear to have taken the upper hand, or at least become the catalysts in domestic processes, with a direct impact on Greece's image abroad. Paradoxically, an informal alliance has taken shape (in and beyond Greece) between extremists on either end of the political spectrum, who have ended up feeding from the same trough. It is not that they are both in favor of going to a new currency or that they are working up plans for issuing IOUs for domestic payments, plans for parallel currencies. It is that they are indirectly supporting one another, given that the stubborn insistence of a portion of our lenders on creating conditions of asphyxiating pressure for the Greek economy, with successive governments being forced to adopted programmes doomed to failure (aimed at increasing revenues, but perpetuating the vicious cycle of austerity), strengthens, in a sense legitimizes, and multiplies the voices within Greece that are proposing the rejection of said programmes, which in turn creates uncertainty among our partners as to the extent that Greece has the necessary resolve and social majority to push through with difficult reforms.
Even worse, the anti-Greek sentiment in a portion of Europe is mirrored by Greek anti-Europeans, with a real danger, following the realization that Syriza, too, failed to transcend the memorandum policies, of recourse to more radical solutions. And at the same time it is clear that the demonization and targeting of these extremists, as well as of systemic circles in Europe, renders the negotiations significantly more difficult, making the climate ever more tense and deepening the rift between the moderate elements on both sides.
The fact that dissenting MPs from the governing coalition are pointing to the existence of alternative paths to the euro and Europe – even though this is clearly self-delusion and, by extension, fraud – may spark developments, including broader political upheavals. In any case, the characteristic delays on the part of the government, whether due to tactical ingenuousness or fear of reaching a decision on an unpleasant programme in the face of strong intra-party opposition, cost us economically and in the negotiations (loss of capital), and worsened the terms of the third memorandum, which was agreed to under the exigent dilemma of whether to stay in or leave the euro.
The hybrid situation we have arrived at – with government MPs voting against measures but saying they support the government, with the opposition obliged to support the prime minister but refusing, for the time being, to participate in a special-purpose government, which the prime minister says he doesn't want, while nevertheless looking to the votes of the opposition parties, having essentially lost his parliamentary majority – has essentially trapped and neutralized all of the domestic players. So, if the Greek prime minister remains firm in his unwillingness to open up the political game, preferring an ambiguous pact for completion of the parliamentary process of passing the programme, without real and multidimensional consensus, then autumn elections will be unavoidable- provided that we meet the deadlines set by the recent agreement.
Viable A-Greek-ment or Exit at the end of the course
The agreement itself can be regarded, in macroeconomic terms and under some conditions, as relatively balanced and viable, but the proposed reforms (apart from the structural reforms that should already have been implemented by the Greek side, without being imposed by external forces) will extend the recession, as they hit harder at productive economic activity and lack a growth perspective, in the absence of a safety net for those most vulnerable. Of course, the ever growing discussion of a restructuring of the Greek debt, through extension, lower interest rates, and a longer grace period, is cultivating visible expectations, enabling the Greece side to quell domestic reactions. The question remains of how the apparent need for initiatives, whether in the direction of creating a special-purpose government or recourse to elections, will be reconciled with the obligation to finalize the agreement, at least until the banking system's return to partial operation can be secured, along with partial funding for covering obligations coming due in the next four-six weeks. Unless things get out of control due to domestic developments. In the end, might the agreement in question (political and technical, initially, and subsequently social) be rendered manageable by the fear of the incalculable cost of failure? Given that both Greece and the partners (and Germany first and foremost) are emerging wounded from recent events, it remains to be seen whether they will choose to manage the damage jointly, under the prism of collective European interest, or individually, with each side targeting the other. This, in large part, will decide whether last Monday's transitional agreement, with its many flaws, will be – in combination with other actions – a step towards a final solution or merely an antechamber to exiting the euro, with the Grexit pushed back and responsibility shirked and shifted in the logic of the blame game.
Posted by: Posted on July 17, 2015 by barnsley Tagged with: Euro, Greece
Better times for Greeks?
Professor Michael Cox, Director of LSE IDEAS and Professor of International Relations at LSE, reflects on being in Greece during the Euro crisis.
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When I arrived In Greece the Saturday before that famous referendum there were three things which I thought I knew about Greece: first, that even if it had a problematic present it continued to have a most glorious past (obviously true); two, that it had incomparable sunsets (nowhere better); and three, that the upcoming referendum was simply going to be 'too close to call'.
However, as we now know, on the following day – the Sunday – there was a landslide for No. So it was not 'too close to call' after all! So I got that wrong at least. But then the tensions really began to rise, in large part because a whole host of writers began to predict a 'Grexit' simply because Syriza would (it was felt) never agree to an austerity programme the electorate had just rejected.
Indeed, before the agreement itself, of all economic experts polled, 55% thought Greece would go out of the Euro. As we now know, (again) Syriza did accept the terms laid down by Europe.. And Greece did not go out of the Euro. Another failure of prediction.
An incomparable sunset
But the terms of the bail-out were extraordinarily tough. So we are not yet at the end of the crisis. We may not even be half way through it. Nothing is now certain.
But of three things – once more – I think I am certain: one, that Europe (inevitably) has emerged from all this more divided than at any time since the 2003 Iraq war; two, that Germany comes out of the crisis (a little unfairly perhaps) looking like the bully of Europe; and three that Britain has emerged from the whole thing (predictably) looking irrelevant.
Read Professor Cox's previous pieces from Greece:
Scylla and Charybdis
From Grexit to Greekment
By Spyros Katsoulas, Research Associate at the Institute of International Relations of Panteion University, Athens
After a long night of negotiations, Europe's leaders came out Monday morning with a painful Greekment instead of a disastrous Grexit. The majority of the Greek political parties received the agreement with huge relief. The interim leader of the main opposition New Democracy Vangelis Meimarakis stated:
"Unfortunately, at the eleventh hour, the choice was between a bad agreement or no agreement that would have led to total disaster. With the agreement Greece was allowed to breathe and find again its place in Europe."
Gerasimos Giakoummatos, New Democracy MP and former Minister of Development, said in a Monday morning interview at Mega Channel:
"I feel relieved. Congratulations to Mr. Tsipras. We should not look back. We should look only forward. My party has made mistakes too. Me personally and the party of New Democracy will support the agreement and vote for it to pass through the parliament."
In a similar vein, Adonis Georgiadis, New Democracy MP, said later the same day at Skai:
"now that the memorandum comes from a leftist party, it is prime time to reconcile and create the Greece we dream of."
Apparently, main opposition New Democracy will back the reform proposal, just like the centrist Potami and the social-democratic PASOK.
However, the new package has proven much more difficult to accept for some members of the governing coalition. Panos Kammenos, leader of the junior coalition party ANEL (The Independent Greeks or Ανεξάρτητοι Έλληνες, Anexartitoi Ellines which won 13 seats in Greece's January 2015 election) made the following statement to reporters after meeting Tsipras in which he both supported acceptance of the agreement while attacking it at the same time:
"Although I disagree with the package, I respect the fact that the Prime Minister gave a good fight. We disagree with the package, but we will support the government."
Others were much less generous. Indeed, on the website of Iskra—the left-wing faction of SYRIZA represented by Panagiotis Lafazanis, Minister of Productive Reconstruction, Environment and Energy – we find the following:
"The agreement is a disaster for the country. Following 17 hours of negotiations, the Eurozone leaders agreed on a humiliating deal for the country and its people."
Rachel Makri, SYRIZA MP, was more critical still, even comparing the agreement with events in the bloody Greek civil war. She tweeted:
"Varkiza No.2. July 2015. Meet you at gounaradika."
This was an historical reference to the Treaty of Varkiza between the Greek Government and the left-wing National Liberation Front (EAM) in February 1945 to try and end the civil war – a war which in fact went on for another four years. Symbolically she uploaded an evocative picture showing members of ELAS, the military arm of EAM, crying while surrendering their weapons. "Meet you at gounaradika" was of course the favorite expression of Aris Velouchiotis, chief of ELAS.
Manolis Glezos, SYRIZA Member of the European Parliament, best known for bringing down the Nazi flag from Acropolis in May 1941, was equally hostile to an agreement he equated with surrender:
"The white smoke at the summit was from the ashes of Greece. It was an agreement that cannot be implemented. It was a shameful agreement. It was a coup. Trust is lost. Trust in Europe is lost. In German Europe, in Europe of markets, coups, hard currencies, (and) non-democratic institutions. History started. And smiles ironically at today's winners…"
Yet in spite of these bitter words the feeling among most Greeks is one of genuine relief for escaping a catastrophic Grexit. But what comes next? It is not at all clear.
Of one thing we can be certain however: the new agreement marks the beginning of a new experimental phase in Greek politics and a major realignment of forces. And at some point down the line, there will be fresh elections.
The Prime Minister made a bold, and what many feel was a correct, decision to put country before party. Indeed, has he lost a party but gained a nation?
Meantime, the 'Greekment' will now probably pass through Parliament with an overwhelming majority, though without the support of many SYRIZA MPs. To that degree, and for the time being at least, there is now a rough and ready consensus – of sorts.
The polarization caused by the Greferendum has now given way to some degree of concord. The crucial question for Greece and Greeks now is how long can this last?
Posted by: Posted on July 14, 2015 by barnsley Tagged with: EU, Euro, Greece
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This year's golf outing had 24 participants who enjoyed 18 holes of golf under sunshine and beautiful fall colors surrounding the course.
toward their inspector registration renewals.
Vendors from Hilti, Simpson Strong-Tie and BS&A Software were available to discuss their products with the attendees.
Time was provided for member input to aid the Board in the coming year.
Spring Conference minutes were approved, and a financial update was provided to the membership.
on the Home Page at www.cocm.org.
in a construction related field of study.
comments by President Chris Fuchs, Scholarship Auction results and prize give-aways! A fun time was had by all.
Ready for golfers and Corey swings!
Our dedicated group of golfers!


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You've probably heard it on the news or read it in the paper. Getting a colonoscopy is important. Maybe you are young and you think you shouldn't concern yourself with something like that. It only affects old people, right? Wrong. Cancer of the colon can affect men and women of any age. This is especially true if your family has a history of colon cancer or cancer in general. Learning about colon polyps could very well save your life.
The body is made up of many integral parts. One of these parts is the colon. Without a colon, we wouldn't be able to digest food and would ultimately die. As part of the digestive system, the colon (or large intestine) removes the water from the food we eat. Some of that food is digested, while the rest is excreted from our body at a later time.
So, what are polyps and what do they have to do with your colon? If polyps are benign they can be removed from your colon upon detection. If they are not removed, or if they go undetected, they may turn into a malignant tumor. This tumor obviously has deadly consequences. Benign polyps, while scary, are ultimately harmless. They won't spread throughout the body and can't cause any bodily harm in their current state. However, if you don't know they are there, your body may be at serious risk.
It all comes down to making sure you get a colonoscopy when necessary. If cancer runs in your family, you should notify your doctor immediately. He or she will tell you when you should start having colonoscopies and how frequently they should be. For the average person, a colonoscopy is recommended every 10 years after the age of 50.
The myth that colon cancer only affects men is not true. Much like breast cancer, it affects both sexes. Cancer doesn't discriminate, especially colon cancer. It is true that men are more susceptible. However, you should still follow your doctor's orders when it comes to your health.
You might have friends who have already gone through a colonoscopy and complained about it. It's not that big of a deal. For 30 minutes a doctor uses a special camera in your colon to detect any polyps. You are given anesthesia so you won't feel a thing. Afterwards, you might feel a little woozy. The discomfort is worth it. Take care of yourself now so you can live a long and healthy life.
These colon polyps can now be detected using non-invasive methods as well. Doctors are improving this technology everyday. So, you may not even have to worry about being uncomfortable when it comes to this procedure.
Benign colon polyps are not a threat. However, like weeds, you don't want them to grow into something more hideous. The medical community has said that those who have polyps removed significantly decrease the chances of future polyps existing. That should be reason enough to schedule your appointment right away with your doctor.


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The airport claims that the company has not beentransferring fees collected from departing passengers since late August.
The airport, which claims that FlyLAL owes it over 3 million litas (0.87million euros) in fees, has asked the prosecutors to assess the airline'sactions and its financial situation.
Liudmila Zumeriene, the under-secretary of the Transport and CommunicationsMinistry, told the Baltic News Service that the ministry had asked all licensedair carriers to submit their latest financial statements for the first threequarters of this year.
"It is no secret that conditions are becoming increasingly difficult,but we will know the real situation after we analyze these documents," shesaid.
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Yes, it's exactly what it says, Freedom Classes. Once you've packed the children off to school, why not take some time for yourself? Get a sense of freedom and meet some other mums.
Tennis is great fun and you can get fit at the same time. It exercises your whole body and 1 hour of tennis burns between 400-900 calories. Freedom classes combine learning and playing tennis with other exercises. Done in a group, with just women, you can be sure it will be fun and not intimidating. The teaching style will encourage a social atmosphere and this will be helped by the regular "Tennis with Pimms" tournaments.
The classes are for beginners to advanced players and you don't need to be fit to start. The intensity of the classes will built up slowly, tailored to suit each group. If you have a racquet, bring it along. If not, don't worry. Just wear trainers and clothes you are comfortable doing sports in.
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Another story that I've been woefully behind on is that of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School last year. Back in late November the state of Connecticut released their final report. You can read a PDF of the report here.
What a lot of media outlets have been focusing on is that Adam Lanza was obsessed with Columbine. I was about to dismiss this as media hyperbole again especially considering that Lanza had a not only a spreadsheet that detailed numerous mass murders but he also had newspaper clippings and documentation on the shootings at NIU and Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania. That was until I read the report.
On page 27 of the report it states that among the evidence that was seized from Lanza's room were 'large amount of materials relating to Columbine shootings.' So Lanza was just another copycat mutant, an anti-social loser with no originality. And just like his coward heroes the only way he could make himself feel relevant was through the barrel of a gun. Also just like his coward heroes he took the coward's way out making the flames of hell burn just a little more yellow.
Also listed in the evidence seized were 'materials regarding the topic of pedophilia and advocating for rights for pedophiles.' So not only was he a mutant but he was pedo-defending scum too.


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Q: Issue with using HTML for Floating button in react and not material UI Working on a requirement that needs the usage of floating button to hide and show a menu, implementing this using material UI functions as needed, but if i change this to a button with icon using normal html and css doesn't work as required.
Expected behavior - on click of hide button present on the menu the menu section is hidden when a floating button is shown up, this button is used to flow around the screen on click and mouse drag and can be released freely and when clicked again the menu is again shown,
Where as if i change this to a normal html and css button the behavior is a bubble that appears with drag of the button and also the until i click back i wont be able to release the arrow from the button until clicked.
    const [position, setPosition] = useState({ x: 75, y: 75 });

    //Ref are needed instead of states so they can be used in handle move
    const vector = useRef({ x: 0, y: 0 });
    const clicked = useRef(false);
    const oldPosition = useRef(position);

    useEffect(() => {
        const cachedPos = localStorage.getItem('OpenMenuIconPosition');
        if (cachedPos) {
            const newPos = JSON.parse(cachedPos);
            const clampNewPos = {
                x: clamp(newPos.x, 0, window.innerWidth - 60),
                y: clamp(newPos.y, 0, window.innerHeight - 60)
            };
            setPosition(clampNewPos);
            oldPosition.current = clampNewPos;
        }
    }, []);

    const handleMouseDown = e => {
        e.stopPropagation();
        clicked.current = true;
        vector.current = {
            x: e.clientX - position.x,
            y: e.clientY - position.y
        };
        window.addEventListener('mousemove', handleMove);
    };

    const handleMove = e => {
        e.stopPropagation();
        if (clicked.current === true) {
            setPosition({
                x: clamp(e.clientX - vector.current.x, 0, window.innerWidth - 60),
                y: clamp(e.clientY - vector.current.y, 0, window.innerHeight - 60)
            });
        }
    };

    const handleMouseUp = e => {
        e.stopPropagation();
        clicked.current = false;
        if (Math.abs(oldPosition.current.x - position.x) < 5 && Math.abs(oldPosition.current.y - position.y) < 5) showMenu();
        oldPosition.current = position;
        window.removeEventListener('mousemove', handleMove);
        localStorage.setItem('OpenMenuIconPosition', JSON.stringify(position));
    };

    const handleTouchDown = e => {
        e.stopPropagation();
        clicked.current = false;
        vector.current = {
            x: e.changedTouches[0].clientX - position.x,
            y: e.changedTouches[0].clientY - position.y
        };
        window.addEventListener('touchmove', handleTouchMove);
    };

    const handleTouchMove = e => {
        e.stopPropagation();
        if (clicked.current === true) {
            setPosition({
                x: clamp(e.changedTouches[0].clientX - vector.current.x, 0, window.innerWidth - 60),
                y: clamp(e.changedTouches[0].clientY - vector.current.y, 0, window.innerHeight - 60)
            });
        }
    };

    const handleTouchUp = e => {
        e.stopPropagation();
        clicked.current = false;
        if (Math.abs(oldPosition.current.x - position.x) < 5 && Math.abs(oldPosition.current.y - position.y) < 5) showMenu();
        oldPosition.current = position;
        window.removeEventListener('touchmove', handleTouchMove);
        localStorage.setItem('OpenMenuIconPosition', JSON.stringify(position));
    };
    const [overButton, setOverButton] = useState(false);

    const mouseMoveListener = e => {
        if (e.clientX < 200 && e.clientY < 200) {
            setOverButton(true);
        } else {
            setOverButton(false);
        }
    };
    const limitedListener = useRef(throttle(mouseMoveListener, 1000));

    const { updateState } = useContext(AppContext);
    const showMenu = () => {
        window.removeEventListener('mousemove', limitedListener.current);
        setOverButton(false);

        updateState('isMenuHidden', false);
    }

    return (

 handleMouseUp(e)}
            onMouseDown={e => handleMouseDown(e)}
            onTouchStart={e => handleTouchDown(e)}
            onTouchEnd={e => handleTouchUp(e)}
            style={{ top: position.y, left: position.x }}>

    );
}


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Q: How to assign to base field? I have a base class with a field called 'Root'. I am trying to assign a value to it by using the following code inside the do binding
base.Root <- somevar

I am getting the following error

error FS0419: 'base' values may only be used to make direct calls to the base implementations of overridden members

What am I missing? It is a field not property in the base class

A: Apparently, F# compiler does not allow mutating a field of the base class via base. reference in derived class constructor; and the error message prompts you of valid base. keyword usages.
Nevertheless, you may try a nasty hack, for example by upcasting constructed derived instance as in a snippet below :
type FormulaGrammar() as self =
    inherit Grammar()
    do
        ... stuff from your gist here......
        (self :> Grammar).Root <- expr

Although after a brief peek into your C# prototype irony.aspx I'd say that similar part of constructor there uses not base Grammar, but derived type ExpressionGrammar for setting the Root field, which upon your code simply translates into self.Root <- expr.


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- Cardio equipment I know Cardio equipment are expensive machines, but you can always check in homify for discounts or even used tools.
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Do you know what facebook game credits are? By the name you should know that it is associated with facebook games and you already know that you can play games on the platform, Facebook, right? If you didn't know about the latter now you know. Facebook users can actually play games via their facebook accounts on the Facebook platform. Games on facebook can be accessed across all facebook platforms like the facebook app, messenger app, and the facebook gamesroom.
Now, enough of the facebook games, what is "facebook game credits"? This is a feature of the Facebook gaming platform. Although it is no more, it has been remodeled. "Facebook game credits" is more like a virtual currency on the facebook platform. This virtual currency, of course, has a monetary value. It can be used to buy or purchase in-game and in apps items. What I mean by the above is that with this virtual currency gamers on the facebook platform can buy items when playing games on the Facebook platform.
A good example of a game where you can purchase items with this currency is the Farmville game which is one of the most popular games on the platform. One U.S dollar was equivalent to 10 facebook credits. Ti was then available in 15 currencies. The feature was discontinued in 2012 when Facebook announced that it would no longer make use of the system in the platform but rather would let users with credits convert them into their own currencies. The feature was officially removed from the Facebook platform in September 2013.
How to Make Use of Facebook Game Credits
You need to be a registered active user of the platform to be able to make use of this then facebook feature as it was exclusive to Facebook users only. If you are not yet a Facebook user or you do not have a facebook account you cannot make use of the feature on Facebook. To, therefore, make use of the feature then you had to create your own Facebook account.
Creating a Facebook account is easy. All you have to do to make this possible is to visit the official facebook sign up page at www.facebook.com/signup and follow the on-screen instructions. Once your account has been created, you can now make use of the facebook game credits.
How to Get the Facebook Game Credits
Getting the facebook game credits us easy. These credits can be purchased within the facebook platform and also via other online and offline channels or platforms. They can be purchased then in the form of gift cards on famous retail outlets like Walmart, best buy, radio shack, GameStop, Safeway, Tesco and other game shops across the globe including the U.S and the U.K. you can also get these cards on online platforms like rixty, shopkick, ifeelsgood, appDog, Trialpay, dealspot and so much more. To get this credits within facebook, follow the steps below;
Login your Facebook account.
Click on the menu icon at the top right corner of your Facebook account page.
Click on account settings.
Select the payments tab on the account settings page.
On the payments tab, you can now buy more credits, view your credit history, manage your payments method or change your preferred currency.
You can purchase these credits using your credit cards, PayPal account or your mobile phone. It is important that you know that this feature is no longer continued on the facebook platform. The reason for this article is therefore for enlightenment.
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Q: javascript value getting I want to create a stock calculation system with javacript now i have create it there is some problem the problem is that i have created 3 rows 1.Purchase,2.Sold,3.Stock.Now i have set that when i give purchase value and sold quantity it will subtract and print value in stock text box and then is next column the stock value also prints in purcahse text box the problem is when the purchase item become nill means 0 so what can i do to add some quantity and start again this process.
the coding is.

<title>Stock Information</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/style.css"/>

Stock Information

    Purchase
    Sold
    Stock

  <form name="stock">

    <input id="t1" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1"/>
    <input id="t2" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1"/>
    <input id="t3" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onClick="program(t1.value,t2.value)" readonly/>

    <input id="t4" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onClick="program(t1.value,t2.value,t4.value,t5.value)"/>
    <input id="t5" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1"/>
    <input id="t6" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onClick="program(t1.value,t2.value,t4.value,t5.value)" readonly/>

    <input id="t7" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onClick="program(value1.value,value2.value,t4.value,t5.value)"/>
    <input id="t8" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1"/>
    <input id="t9" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onClick="program(value1.value,value2.value,t4.value,t5.value,t7.value,t8.value)"readonly/>

 </form>

A: I recommend you to keep the logic in JavaScript and keep the HTML clean! :)
Instead of onClic you could use onChange
<input onChange="program(this)" />

Next, we will calculate everything in JavaScript...
function program(el) {
  var fields = document.stock;

  // Do nothing, if the required fields are empty
  if (fields.t1.value == '' || fields.t2.value == '') return;

  // Calculate result
  fields.t3.value = fields.t1.value - fields.t2.value;

  // Do nothing, if the required fields are empty
  if (fields.t4.value == '' || fields.t5.value == '') return;

  // Calculate result
  fields.t6.value = fields.t4.value - fields.t5.value;

  // Do nothing, if the required fields are empty
  if (fields.t7.value == '' || fields.t8.value == '') return;

  // Calculate result
  fields.t9.value = fields.t7.value - fields.t8.value;
}

I don't understand exactly how it suppose to work, , but I will try to repeat the same logic, what you did.
I changed the HTML structure a little:
<form name="stock">

      Purchase
      Sold
      Stock

      <input id="t1" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t2" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t3" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" readonly />

      <input id="t4" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" readonly />
      <input id="t5" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t6" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" readonly />

      <input id="t7" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" readonly />
      <input id="t8" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t9" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" readonly />

</form>

Notice that I did set t4 and t7 fields as readonly.
And the JavaScript:
function program(el) {
  var fields = document.stock;

  // Clear the calculation fields
  fields.t3.value = '';
  fields.t6.value = '';
  fields.t9.value = '';
  fields.t4.value = '';
  fields.t7.value = '';

  // Do nothing, if any of the required fields are empty
  if (fields.t1.value === '' || fields.t2.value === '') return;

  // Calculate result
  fields.t3.value = fields.t1.value - fields.t2.value;

  // Copy the result
  fields.t4.value = fields.t3.value;

  // Do nothing, if the required fields are empty
  if (fields.t5.value === '') return;

  // Calculate result
  fields.t6.value = fields.t4.value - fields.t5.value;

  // Copy the result
  fields.t7.value = fields.t6.value;

  // Do nothing, if the required fields are empty
  if (fields.t8.value === '') return;

  // Calculate result
  fields.t9.value = fields.t7.value - fields.t8.value;
}

You can also look at this demo in JSBin: http://jsbin.com/welcome/39835/edit
I hope I got it right.
UPDATE
OK, I did some improvements. But instead of checking if the result is 0, I just allow to write in first place. That function when the result gets copied to the next row's first field, now is just a helper and will not overwrite the value, if the field is not empty. I think that's how it should be.
Slightly changed HTML:
<form name="stock">

      Purchase
      Sold
      Stock

      <input id="t1" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t2" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t3" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" readonly="readonly" />

      <input id="t4" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t5" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t6" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" readonly="readonly" />

      <input id="t7" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t8" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" onChange="program(this)" />
      <input id="t9" type="text" style="width:260px;" class="input1" readonly="readonly" />

</form>

And, most importantly, JavaScript! There is a DOM traversing involved, so you don't need depend on the id="" anymore AND you can create as many rows you need without changing the JavaScript code.
function program(el) {
  // Get the row (the
 element)
  var row = el.parentNode.parentNode;

  // Get all the <input> elements in row
  var inputs = row.getElementsByTagName('input');

  // Return, if required fields are empty
  if (inputs[0].value === '' || inputs[1].value === '') {
    inputs[2].value = '';
    return;
  }

  // Calculate the result
  inputs[2].value = inputs[0].value - inputs[1].value;

  // Find the next row (
 element)
  var nextRow = row.nextSibling.nextSibling;
  while (nextRow !== null && nextRow.tagName !== 'TR') {
    nextRow = nextRow.nextSibling;
  }

  // Return, if the next row doesn't exist
  if (nextRow === null || nextRow.tagName !== 'TR') return;

  // Get all <input> fields in row
  var nextRowInputs = nextRow.getElementsByTagName('input');

  if (nextRowInputs[0].value === '') {
    // Copy the previous row result into next rows first input,
    // only if it's not filled already
    nextRowInputs[0].value = inputs[2].value;
  }
}

And this demo can be tested here: http://jsbin.com/welcome/39893/edit
Vote this answer up and give me some points, please! :)


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