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The Sharks claimed a 12-6 win over the Stormers in a try-less fixture marred by handling errors that prevented the teams achieving continuity on attack.
The Stormers had the best chance of the match after a kick into the box by fly-half Elton Jantjies, but wing Gio Aplon failed to take the ball cleanly when he had a clear line in front of him.
Patrick Lambie put the first points on the board with a penalty goal for the Sharks, two minutes into the second half, after the Stormers were penalised at a ruck. The Stormers levelled almost immediately after the Sharks were guilty of taking down a driving maul, fullback Joe Pietersen kicking the ensuing penalty goal.
The Stormers lifted their game with greater intensity at the rucks, and big loose forwards Duane Vermeulen and Siya Kolisi put the pressure on the home defence with some strong runs. But the Sharks regained and extended the lead through penalty goals from Lambie, after ruck offences from Andries Bekker, in the 53rd minute, and Steven Kitshoff three minutes later.
Pietersen reduced the margin after Sharks fullback Louis Ludik infringed at a ruck, but the Sharks led again by six points when Lambie converted his fourth penalty goal after a lineout infringement almost immediately from the restart.
The Stormers began to build in a desperate bid to claim a try with an incursion deep into Sharks territory, but replacement loose forward Nizaam Carr was penalised for failing to release the ball. Centre Damian de Allende then made a strong break but Ryan Kankowski made a superb cover tackle.
Jean de Villiers and Aplon cooked up another chance, but De Kock Steenkamp dropped the ball, and then half-back Nick Groom failed to control the ball to let slip another chance.
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Englebert Humperdinck: Hansel und Gretel — BBC Prom 61
The annual visit of Glyndebourne Opera to the BBC Proms has become an eagerly awaited event.
After the horrors of Jagoš Marković's production of Le Nozze di Figaro in Belgrade, I was apprehensive lest Nabucco in Serbia's second city of Novi Sad on 27th October would be transplanted from 6th century BC Babylon to post-Saddam Hussein Tikrit or some bombed-out kibbutz in Beersheba.
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Every once in a while Los Angeles Opera presents an important recital in the three thousand seat Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
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The annual visit of Glyndebourne Opera to the BBC Proms has become an eagerly awaited event.
This year, Laurent Pelly's 2008 staging of Humperdinck's fairy-tale favourite, Hansel and Gretel, with its economical, 'recession-savvy' sets — brown cardboard boxes à la homeless-city, floor-mop trees, litter-strewn landscape and flimsy paper ovens — proved a timely and fitting choice for the restricted stage space and theatrical basics available at the Royal Albert Hall. The absence of luxurious stage designs and copious props was certainly not a hindrance to Stéphane Marlot's clever adaptation for the Royal Albert Hall, which hinted at fantasy and enchantment but left it to the audience's imagination to fill in the ambiguous gaps — which is just as it should be in fairyland.
After a long Glyndebourne run, which began in July, the cast were confident and at ease; interestingly, performances that might have lacked freshness were given a boost of spontaneity by the unfamiliar locale, none more so that the arrival William Dazely's Father, surreptitiously signalled by a speculative glance to the back of the Arena by conductor, Robin Ticciati. A boisterous Dazely, clutching two bursting supermarket-bags, raucously negotiated his way through a crowded, surprised Proms Arena, lurching and launching himself over successive barriers to climb up to the stage — the cymbal player serving as a useful bag carrier as the final hoist was accomplished.
As his wife, Imgard Vilsmaier was rather less rough and ready. Vilsmaier has a big Wagnerian voice — booming the Mother's frustration and despair to the rafters of the Gallery — but it is a pleasant-toned instrument, one which she modulated skilfully in her Act 1 aria to convey her maternal distress and despair.
But it is eponymous siblings who dominate the opera, and this production presented a superlative pairing. Alice Coote, enacted an astonishing metamorphosis to petulant, prepubescent mischief-maker — a touch of attention deficit disorder, perhaps? Coote was exhaustingly hyperactive, even managing to make disappearing into a cardboard box appear interesting and amusing. Her glorious tone was consistently projected with clarity and warmth - one cannot imagine a better Hansel, or a mezzo-soprano who enjoys the role more. Lydia Teuscher, as Gretel, held her own admirably with such a seasoned partner. Possessing a crisp, clear soprano, she twisted and twirled engagingly with her impish brother, their voices entwining with breathtaking beauty in the Evening Prayer.
Attired in a fluorescent pink two-piece suit and bouffant wig, Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke was an eye-watering picture of consumerist and gastronomic greed as the Witch. His 'Shirley-Bassey' strutting, brazenly clutching an upturned mop — microphone or broomstick? — raised uncomfortable hackles, and anticipated the exposure of his chilling intent when he whipped off the wig and revealed the sinisterly bare-headed, pot-bellied, knife-wielding monster beneath the deceptively frivolous drag-queen apparel.
Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke as the Witch
In the absence of the full trappings of the opera house, it was essentially left to the lighting scheme to successfully evoke location and ambience. The panels encircling the raised platform variously shone ice-blue, for the loveless, foodless family home; blared gothic red for the slaughter-house kitchen; twinkled luminous silver for the moonlit forest; and gleamed verdant green for the final familial reunion. Despite these resourceful effects, it remained somewhat difficult for the minor roles to establish their character effectively, in such a large arena, although the performances of both Tara Erraught, as the Sandman, and Ida Falk Winland's Dew-Fairy captured the ambiguous bitter-sweet mood of this production.
The children's chorus, no doubt well-drilled for Glyndebourne, sang sweetly but looked a little unsure and slightly stilted as they moved around the confines of the stage platform. The Dream Pantomime is a clever concept though: Pelly presents a pristine parade of white-frocked, well-fed children, gorging on Big Macs while a hungry Hansel and Gretel can only dream of gluttonous gastronomy — an 'angelic host' which leaves the children nothing but discarded wrappers and empty bellies. As one critic has put it, this is a sharp metaphor for the 'haves and have-nots', a pertinent message which Pelly presumably hoped would not be lost on the affluent Glyndebourne clientele.
Lydia Teuscher as Gretel and Alice Coote as Hänsel
Conductor Robin Ticciati, danced light-footedly on the podium before an engaging and committed London Philharmonic Orchestra. Ticciati proved himself a master of rhythmic flexibility, skilfully controlling pace to expose the juxtapositions of sweet joy and melancholy deprivation, energetic optimism and despondent resignation, which characterise the score. The orchestra provided the tints and shades of the rich colour palette which was missing visually; their energetic playing never tipped into Wagnerian weightiness, as Ticciati conjured both the effervescence of the children's escapade and the satisfyingly soporific moments of rest.
There were no sub- or sur-titles for this performance; thus the audience were prompted out of an habitual 'laziness', forced to listen closely to the sung text, or attentively follow the libretto provided in the programme, or to rely on their familiarity with this well-known tale. There were no complaints, and no difficulties, as far as I could tell; we simply rediscovered our ability to be responsive to what was presented to our eyes and ears, an effort which audiences should be pushed to make more frequently perhaps?
As the fairy-story reached its equivocal 'happy ever after', Ticciati's baton drew ravishing warmth from his players. Pelly's reading of this Grimm tale may be ironic and more than a little shadowy, but the darkness on this occasion was buried beneath the orchestral light and hope.
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When former Rutgers defensive tackle Eric LeGrand was paralyzed in October of 2010 while making a tackle against Army, he was undoubtedly told a list of things he'd never be able to do again. But since the incident, LeGrand has slowly regained feeling and sensation in many parts of his body, becoming an inspiration to many across the country.
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Computer Science Archive: Questions from June 26, 2011
Anonymous askedand if you can teach me a little... Show morehi i would like some won hew can teach my a little about computers.
and if you can teach me a little about diffrent things
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Anonymous askedthe following grammar generates all regular expressions over the alphabet of letters (we have used q... Show more
the following grammar generates all regular expressions over the alphabet of letters (we have used quotes to surround operators, since the vertical bar is an operator as well as a metasymbol):• Show less
rexp->rexp "|" rexp
| rexp rexp
| rexp "*"
| "(" rexp ")"
| letter
a give a derivation for the regular expression (ab|b)* using this grammar.
b show this grammer is ambiguous1 answer
Anonymous asked1 answer
Anonymous asked
#include<stdio.h>... Show more
char s[]={'a','b','c','\n','c','\0'};
char *p,*str,*str1;
char s[]={'a','b','c','\n','c','\0'};
char *p,*str,*str1;
printf("%d",++*p + ++*str1-32);
output of this program is??• Show less2 answers
Anonymous askedl... Show more
consider the following grammar• Show less
lexp -> atom | list
atom -> number | identifier
list -> ( lexp-seq )
lexp-seq -> lexp-seq lexp | lexp
a write a leftmost and a rightmost derivation for the string ( a 23 ( m x y))1 answer
Anonymous askedaA | B |... Show more
a: write a regular expression that generates the same language as the following grammar• Show less
A -> aA | B | e
B -> bB | A1 answer
Anonymous askedwrite a grammar that generates the same language as the following regular expression
(a | c | ba | b... Show morewrite a grammar that generates the same language as the following regular expression
(a | c | ba | bc) * (b|e) • Show less1 answer
Anonymous askedQ)Show the output waveform of 6-bit serial in serial out shift register for specified data input (11... Show more
Q)Show the output waveform of 6-bit serial in serial out shift register for specified data input (110101) and clock signal. Assume that register is initially cleared.
Q) What two principal functions are performed by a shift register? How many clock pulses are required to enter a byte of data serially into an 8-bit shift register?• Show less0 answers
Anonymous askedThere are total 29 characters in it;... Show more
Q)• Show less
Consider the following phrase:
welcome to virtual university
There are total 29 characters in it; 26 alphabets and 3 spaces
1) Draw frequency table
2) Draw Huffman tree
3) Determine Huffman code for each character
4) Encode the above phrase using Huffman codes calculated above
5) Encode the above phrase using ASCII codes0 answers
Anonymous askedshow the actions of an LL(1) parser that uses the table below to recognize the following strings of... Show more
show the actions of an LL(1) parser that uses the table below to recognize the following strings of balanced parentheses• Show less
S | S ? (S) S S -> e S -> e
a (( )) ( )
b( ( ) ( ) )
c ( ) (( ))0 answers
Anonymous askedIn this assignment, as you need to impl... Show more
Our Object Model is as follows, note that in this model.
In this assignment, as you need to implement and develop code for "Lesson", Course" and Study Program" classes and finally establish a relationship among all these by taking help from above Object Model (all attributes, functions and relationship is explicitly mentioned respectively).
So, this Object Model is the first and primary guide in order to achieve the desired goals and results.
C++ Implementation
Now we see how we can implement these associations present in any Object Model using C++,
- Composition:
Composition is achieved by adding declaration of object of one class in other object.
- Aggregation:
Aggregation is implemented by placing the reference (pointer array) of the aggregating class objects in the class where they are aggregated.
We discuss some relations from Implementation point of view,
- School has many Classes
For implementing this relationship we will create objects of type Class in School (equal to number of classes in school). We can do that in School constructor. In school constructor we will ask from user the no. of classes in school and will create an array of Class objects equal to that number. The necessary attributes of each Class object can be set using Class object constructor or for loop and setters methods of each Class.
- Each Class has many Subjects
For implementing this relationship we will create objects of type Subject (equal to number of subjects in that class entered by user). We can do that in Class constructor after setting Class necessary attributes.
- Each Class has many Students
For implementing this relationship we will create objects of type Student in Class object (equal to number of students in that class). We can do that in Class constructor as well.
- Each Student has Grade Book
For implementing this relationship we will create single object of type Grade Book in each Student object. We can do that in Student class constructor.
- Grade Book has Subject Marks
For implementing this relationship we will create objects of type Subject Marks in Grade Book of each student equal to number of subjects in student's class. We can do that in Grade Book constructor.
This completes one aspect of system now we move towards library part this part has following relationships,
- Library has Book
As library aggregates books we will create array of books objects in library class that will independently exist throughout the program.
- Teacher / Student borrows Book
When teacher or student will borrow book we will set his name in books issued to attribute.
- Librarian issues Book
When teacher or student will request to borrow some book librarian will issue the book by setting issues to property of Book class.
Helping Guidelines:
- It will be better if you go step by step, first add two classes and implement their relationship and then move forward to add one more class and so on…
- Please before moving towards solution, please have a close view to Object Model and set of guidelines and techniques of how to implement different relationship like Composition and Aggregation between different classes. this will definitely help as it will show how to work in classes and how to implement association relationships and how to create main flow of program. However note that your solution should be better than this as you now have this solution.
please send me the coding.....• Show less0 answers
Anonymous askedat all level... Show more
The heap can be represented by a complete binary tree or a binary tree that is complete• Show less
at all levels except the last level. If the number of elements of a complete binary tree
heap with height h is given by (2h+1-1). This can be considered the maximum possible
elements of binary heap.
a- Find the minimum number of elements in a binary heap with height h.
b- Given a heap of n elements, what is the height?
c- Show that the height is not affected whether the last level is complete or
incomplete.0 answers
Anonymous askeda- How many iterat... Show moreIllustrate the procedure QUICKSORT on the following array
a- How many iterations are needed to call PARTIRION.?
b- How many iterations are needed to call QUICKSORT?
c- How many exchanges are needed to complete the sorting of the array? • Show less0 answers
Anonymous asked1 answer
Anonymous askedT(n) = m... Show more
The recurrence relation for the worst case analysis of the Quicksort algorithm is given• Show less
T(n) = max (T(q) + T(n - q - I)) + θ(n) .
Use T(n)=cn2 to show that the above relation is maximum if the pivot q is chosen at the
beginning or at the end of the array if the first element of the array is o and the last
element is at n-1.0 answers
Anonymous askedwhen the a... Show more
Show that the average case analysis is closer to the best case analysis of Quicksort even• Show less
when the algorithm partitioning is excessively unbalanced.
Use the following unbalanced ratios,
a- T(n) <= T(9n/10) + T(n/10) + cn
b- T(n) <= T(99n/100) + T(n/100) + cn0 answers
Anonymous askedA nonterminal A is useless if there is no derivation from the start symbol to a string of tokens in... Show moreA nonterminal A is useless if there is no derivation from the start symbol to a string of tokens in which A appears
a: give a mathematical formulation of this property.
B: is it likely that a programming language grammar will have a useless symbol?
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Anonymous askedIt have data :... Show moreMy question about php and Mysql
I see it's simple to experts ;)
Okay , I have .xls file
It have data :)
I wanna put this file on my website and make simple page to search on this file .
I think it should convert from xls to sql , I don't exactly what I should do
because that I asked this question
So what I want :
I wanna to make a page have field to put search words in it and when the customer click on search button , it search in the file and see the result .
The file : http://www.mediafire.com/?2zqdh6nlb6ite07
as you see at the file ( its in Arabic language ) and this is excel file ,
I wanna to search by [C] Column and by [ D + G ] Column .
I hope that I get success when I explain my question
please feel free if there is a misunderstand about some thing at my question .
Best Regards • Show less0 answers
judefd askedThe student cd contains a file named randon txt. This file contains a long list of randon numbers. C... Show moreThe student cd contains a file named randon txt. This file contains a long list of randon numbers. Copy the file to your hard drive and then write a program that opens the file, reads all the numbers from the file, and calculates:
the number of numbers in the file
a running total
the average of the numbers in the file
The program should display the number of numbers found in the file, the sume of the numbers, and the average of the numbers. • Show less1 answer
Anonymous askedI have to write a void function called Result that has only two type int input/output parameters. Th... More »3 answers
Anonymous asked1 answer
Anonymous askedA. Draws an outline of a rectangle that is 100 pixels wide by 200 pixels high, with its upper l... Show moreHTML
A. Draws an outline of a rectangle that is 100 pixels wide by 200 pixels high, with its upper left corner at (50,75).
B Draw a red line from (0,5) to (150,175).
C Draw a string "Greetings Earthling". The lower left point of the string should be at (80, 99). Use a bold, 20point serif font.
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Anonymous askedThi... Show more
I was asked to design a payroll application but the code is not coming out correct!! Please help
This is my code:
Public Class Form1
Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form
Const decReMeals As Decimal = CDec(37.0)
Const decReParkingFees As Decimal = CDec(10.0)
Const decReTaxi As Decimal = CDec(20.0)
Const decReLodge As Decimal = CDec(95.0)
Const decReMiles As Decimal = CDec(0.27)
Const decReTotal As Decimal = decReMeals + decReParkingFees + decReTaxi + decReLodge + decReMiles
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
End Sub
Private Sub btnDisplay_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnDisplay.Click
Dim intNumberOfDays As Integer
Dim decAirFare As Decimal
Dim decCarRent As Decimal
Dim decMiles As Decimal
Dim decParkingFees As Decimal
Dim decTaxi As Decimal
Dim decSemReg As Decimal
Dim decLodge As Decimal
Dim decTotalInc As Decimal
intNumberOfDays = CInt(CInt(txtDays.Text) >= 1)
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show("Number of days cannot be less than 1.")
End Try
decAirFare = CDec(CDec(txtAirfare.Text) >= 0)
decCarRent = CDec(CDec(txtCar.Text) >= 0)
decMiles = CDec(CDec(txtMiles.Text) >= 0)
decParkingFees = CDec(CDec(txtParking.Text) >= 0)
decTaxi = CDec(CDec(txtTaxi.Text) >= 0)
decSemReg = CDec(CDec(txtConference.Text) >= 0)
decLodge = CDec(CDec(txtLodging.Text) >= 0)
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show("Input amounts cannot be less than zero please enter a zero for any empty fields. Input Error")
End Try
decTotalInc = CDec(CDec(txtAirfare.Text) + CDec(txtCar.Text) + CDec(txtMiles.Text) + CDec(txtParking.Text) + CDec(txtTaxi.Text) + CDec(txtConference.Text) + CDec(txtLodging.Text))
lblTotalInc.Text = FormatCurrency(decTotalInc.ToString)
End Sub
Sub CalcMeals()
Dim decMealsRe As Decimal
decMealsRe = CDec(txtDays.Text) * decReMeals
End Sub
Sub CalcMileage()
Dim decMilesRe As Decimal
decMilesRe = CDec(txtMiles.Text) * decReMiles
End Sub
Sub CalcParkingFees()
Dim decParkingFeesRe As Decimal
decParkingFeesRe = CDec(txtParking.Text) - CDec(CDec(txtDays.Text) * decReParkingFees)
End Sub
Sub CalcTaxiFees()
Dim decTaxiFeesRe As Decimal
decTaxiFeesRe = CDec(txtTaxi.Text) - CDec(CDec(txtDays.Text) * decReTaxi)
End Sub
Sub CalcLodging()
Dim decLodgingRe As Decimal
decLodgingRe = CDec(txtLodging.Text) - CDec(CDec(txtDays.Text) * decReLodge)
End Sub
Sub CalcTotalReimbursement()
Dim decTotalRe As Decimal
Dim decMealsRe As Decimal
Dim decMilesRe As Decimal
Dim decParkingFeesRe As Decimal
Dim decTaxiFeesRe As Decimal
Dim decLodgingRe As Decimal
decTotalRe = decMealsRe + decMilesRe + decParkingFeesRe + decTaxiFeesRe + decLodgingRe
lblTotalInc.Text = FormatCurrency(decTotalRe.ToString)
End Sub
Sub CalcUnallowed()
Dim decTotalExc As Decimal
Dim decTotalInc As Decimal
Dim decTotalRe As Decimal
decTotalExc = decTotalInc - decTotalRe
lblTotalExc.Text = FormatCurrency(decTotalExc.ToString)
End Sub
Sub CalcSaved()
Dim decSaved As Decimal
Dim decTotalAll As Decimal
decSaved = decReTotal - decTotalAll
lblSav.Text = FormatCurrency(decSaved.ToString)
End Sub
Private Sub btnClear_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnClear.Click
'Clears all the labels and textboxes
lblAll.Text = String.Empty
lblSav.Text = String.Empty
lblExc.Text = String.Empty
lblTotalInc.Text = String.Empty
End Sub
Private Sub btnExit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnExit.Click
'Closes the application
End Sub
End Class
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Anonymous asked... Show more
consider the following grammar• Show less
S -> S ( S ) | e
a: construct the DFA of LR(0) items for this grammar
b: construct the SLR(1) parsing table1 answer
Anonymous askedidentifie... Show more
consider the following grammar• Show less
declaration -> type var-list
type -> int | float
var-list -> identifier , var-list | identifier
a: rewrite it in a form more suitable for bottom up parsing.1 answer
Anonymous askedWrite the header for a generic class names MyType. the class should have to type parameters. The fir... More »1 answer
Anonymous askedwrite an attribute grammar for the floating point value of a decimal number given by the following g... Show morewrite an attribute grammar for the floating point value of a decimal number given by the following grammar.
Dnum -> num.num
num -> num digit | digit
digit -> 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9 • Show less1 answer
Anonymous askedTHis is my code and i am getting an error that the convertion from string "" to type 'integer' is no... Show moreTHis is my code and i am getting an error that the convertion from string "" to type 'integer' is not valid. Also on the text box I want it to format the numbers under each categories but it comes out wrong
Public Class Form1
Private Sub btnCalculate_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCalculate.Click
Dim intcount As Integer = 0 'To hold counter variable.
Dim dblgrosspay As Double 'To hold Grosspay.
Dim dblstateIncome As Double 'To hold state income tax.
Dim dblfederalIncome As Double 'To Federal income tax.
Dim dblfica, fciaIn As Double 'To hold FICA.
Dim intnetPay As Integer 'To hold NetPay.
Dim strname As String 'To hold Employee name.
Dim dblstate As Double 'To hold state income tax.
Dim dblfederal As Double 'To hold federal income tax.
Dim inthour As Integer 'To hold hours.
Dim inthourRate As Integer 'To hold emplyee rate.
lblOutput.Items.Add("Employee Name Gross Pay State Income Tax Federal Income Tax FICA Net Pay")
Do While intcount < 4
'Getting input.
strname = InputBox("Enter Name:", "Enter Input")
inthour = CInt(InputBox("Enter Number of hours:", "Enter Input", "0"))
inthourRate = CInt(InputBox("Enter hour rate:", "Enter Input", "0"))
dblfederal = CDbl(InputBox("Enter Federal income tax:", "Enter Input", "0.0"))
dblstate = CDbl(InputBox("Enter State Income Tax:", "Enter Input", "0.0"))
dblfica = CDbl(InputBox("Enter FICA:", "Enter Input", "0.0"))
'Calculate grosspay, stateIncome, federalIncome, fica and netpay.
dblgrosspay = inthour * inthourRate
dblstateIncome = dblgrosspay * dblstate
dblfederalIncome = dblgrosspay * dblfederal
dblfica = dblgrosspay * fciaIn
intnetPay = dblgrosspay - (dblstate + dblfederal + fciaIn)
If (dblstate + dblfederal + fciaIn) > dblgrosspay Then
MessageBox.Show("With holdings are too high")
End If
'Display output.
lblOutput.Items.Add(strname.ToString + vbTab + dblgrosspay.ToString + vbTab +
dblstateIncome.ToString + vbTab + dblfederalIncome.ToString + vbTab +
dblfica.ToString + vbTab + intnetPay.ToString)
intcount += 1
End Sub
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Anonymous askedconsider the expression grammar as it would be written for a predictive parser with left recursion r... Show moreconsider the expression grammar as it would be written for a predictive parser with left recursion removed
exp -> term exp'
exp' -> + term exp' | - term exp' | e
term -> factor term'
term' -> * factor term' | e
factor -> ( exp ) | number
write an attribute grammar for the value of an expression given by this grammar.
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Anonymous askedThe program asks to create an application which calculates the total cost of a hospital stay ... I k... Show moreThe program asks to create an application which calculates the total cost of a hospital stay ... I keep getting an error for the calculatetotalcharges function
The error says that option strict on requires all function property operator declarations to have an 'As' Clause. Not really sure how to correct this program so that it runs correctly.
ANy help would be greatly appreciated !
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Label2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Label2.Click
End Sub
Private Sub btnExit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnExit.Click
'Closes the application
End Sub
Private Sub btnCalculateCharges_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCalculateCharges.Click
Dim StayCharge As Decimal
Dim MiscCharge As Decimal
Dim TotalCost As Decimal
StayCharge = CalculateStayCharges(inputStay.Text)
MiscCharge = CalculateMiscCharges(inputMeds.Text, inputSurgical.Text, inputLabFees.Text, inputRehab.Text)
TotalCost = CDec(CalculateTotalCharges(StayCharge, MiscCharge))
Output.Text = FormatCurrency(TotalCost)
End Sub
Function CalculateStayCharges(ByVal txtStay As String) As Decimal
Dim StayCharges As Decimal
Dim NumDays As Decimal
NumDays = CDec(txtStay)
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show("All Charges Must Be Zero or More", "CHECK INPUT!")
End Try
If NumDays < 0 Then
MessageBox.Show("Length of Stay Can Not be less than Zero", "Negative Number ERROR!")
Return 0 'returns to calling evnt with a zero value
End If
StayCharges = NumDays * 350
Return StayCharges
End Function
Function CalculateMiscCharges(ByVal txtMeds As String, ByVal txtSurgical As String, ByVal txtLabFees As String, ByVal txtRehab As String) As Decimal
Dim MiscCharges As Decimal
Dim Meds As Decimal
Dim Surgical As Decimal
Dim LabFees As Decimal
Dim Rehab As Decimal
Meds = CDec(inputMeds.Text)
Surgical = CDec(inputSurgical.Text)
LabFees = CDec(inputLabFees.Text)
Rehab = CDec(inputRehab.Text)
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show("All Charges Must Be Zero or More", "INVALID INPUT!")
GoTo ReDo
End Try
If Meds < 0 Or Surgical < 0 Or LabFees < 0 Or Rehab < 0 Then
MessageBox.Show("You May not enter a Minus Charge", "Negative Charge ERROR!")
GoTo ReDo
End If
MiscCharges = Meds + Surgical + LabFees + Rehab
Return MiscCharges
End Function
Function CalculateTotalCharges(ByVal StayCharges As Decimal, ByVal MiscCharge As Decimal)
Dim Total As Decimal
Total = StayCharges + MiscCharge
Return Total
End Function
Private Sub btnClear_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnClear.Click
'Clears the sub Routine
inputStay.Text = ""
inputSurgical.Text = ""
inputLabFees.Text = ""
inputMeds.Text = ""
inputRehab.Text = ""
Output.Text = ""
End Sub
End Class
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Anonymous askedWrite a program to print a mailing... Show more
I am in need of a program that will answer the following question:• Show less
Write a program to print a mailing list from a name and address file. The problem definition is shown in figure6.102 answers
Anonymous asked1 answer
MachoBattleship218 asked0 answers
Anonymous asked-------------------... Show more
After evaluating the program code given bellow answer the questions at the end.
Question 1) what fields and methods are not inherited?
Question 2) what is the output of the following code sequence?
B b1 = new B( );
Question 3) what is the output of the following code sequence?
C c1 = new C( );• Show less1 answer
Anonymous asked0 answers
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Anonymous askedS then... Show more
Let S be the set of ordered pairs of integers defined as follows:
If (x, y) ∈ S then (x + 3, y + 2) ∈ S and (x + 2, y + 3) ∈ S.
Prove by structural induction that for all (a, b) ∈ S
a + b has rest 1 when divided by 5• Show less1 answer
Anonymous askedSub Calculate(ByRef intTotal As Integer, ByVal s... Show more
An application contains the following sub procedure:• Show less
Sub Calculate(ByRef intTotal As Integer, ByVal strFName As String)
Dim intRun,intCount As Integer
intCount=CInt(InputBox("Hello"&strFName&"How many times do you want to play?")
For intRun=1 to intCount
Next intRun
End Sub
Write the necessary code to declare the variables in a button click event (don't write the code for the button procedure, just the code within) and the statement that calls the procedure and passes these variables in. Also, what is final value for intTotal that would be displayed in a label box if intCount is assigned the value 5 in the Sub procedure.
I know that the answer is 40 but I am not sure why.
Any help in solving the problem and figuring out why the answer is 4 would be greatly appreciated ! Thank you :)1 answer
nd123408 askedWrite a program that uses a stack to print the prime factors of a positive integer in descending ord... More »2 answers
DustyChair7882 askedSuppose that the sequence P R I O * R * * I * T * Y * * * Q U E * * * U * E (where a letter means in... Show more
Suppose that the sequence P R I O * R * * I * T * Y * * * Q U E * * * U * E (where a letter means insert and an asterisk means remove the maximum) is applied to an initially empty priority queue. Give the sequence of letters returned by the remove the maximum operations.• Show less
Find the probability that each of the 2-3 trees in http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/1049/heap.png is the result of the insertion of N random distinct keys into an initially empty tree. The figure shows all the structurally different 2-3 trees with N keys, for N from 1 up to 6 (ignore the order of the subtrees).
Draw all of the different heaps that can be made from the five keys A B C D E.
The largest item in a heap must appear in position 1, and the second largest must be in position 2 or position 3. Give the list of positions in a heap of size 31 where the kth largest (i) can appear, and (ii) cannot appear, for k=2, 3, 4 (assuming the values to be distinct).0 answers


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In order to promote their new PacSun winter line, Kendall and Kylie Jenner have taken a break from their busy schedule of posting round-the-clock selfies in order to discuss their two favorite topics: fashion and themselves.
The KJs sat down with People magazine recently to offer thoughts on their latest designs and the fashion biz in general.
Kendall's modeling career is taking off and she's walked runways in Paris and Milan, so you might think she would have more to say on the matter.
For some reason, however, it's Kylie who dominates the convo and leaves us with some truly baffling quotes about her fashion sense.
"I change my style every month," Kylie told the mag. "I'm like punk one month, ghetto fab the next, classy the next. I'm just young and finding out who I am. I get bored, I like to change my hair and style."
That's interesting, because based on Kylie's Instagram page, we were guessing she only had one style and it could best be described as, "Holy crap, she's 17, someone put some clothes on this girl!"
The few times that Kendall was allowed to enter the conversation, she basically just talked about her sister's fashion sense, including the infamous Kylie stripper boots that the youngest Jenner recently debuted online.
"I definitely had my eye on those lace-up thigh-high boots that are super cute," Kendall said at one point.
Yes, like Kim before her, Kylie is already dominating her meeker older sister. The diva is strong in this one.
See the rest here:
Kylie Jenner Describes Her Fashion Sense: I'm a Classy, Ghetto Punk!


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Did you expect any different? The 10th-ranked Cougars returned to Friel Court tonight with a decisive 68-41 win over the Eagles. It was mostly smooth sailing for the Cougs, though they let some slick shots slip through their defense.
I've got Vince's gamer up online. Also, I've written a little more here, if you "read the rest of this entry."
Here's coach Tony Bennett and some of the players talking about the win.
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The Listenerby Shira Nayman
Synopses & Reviews
Publisher Comments:
TWO YEARS AFTER THE END OF WORLD WAR II, a mysterious figure, Bertram Reiner, appears at Shadowbrook, a private asylum whose elegant hallways, vaulted ceilings, and magnificent grounds suggest a country estate more than a psychiatric hospital. At first, the chief psychiatrist — as genteel as his aristocratic surrounds — considers his charismatic patient to be a classic, though particularly intriguing, case of war neurosis. But as treatment progresses, Dr. Harrison's sense of clarity clouds over, and he is drawn into Bertram's disquieting preoccupations.
Then, late one night, an intruder is sighted on the hospital grounds, the first in a series of uncanny events that appear to the doctor to be strangely linked; clues abound, yet the truth about Bertram seems always to slip away. Meanwhile, Dr. Harrison's own long-buried troubles reemerge with brutal force. As the careful contours of his existence begin to waver, the doctor is plunged into dangerous, compulsive territory.
When Dr. Harrison finds himself spying on his head nurse, Matilda, even following her one midnight through the underground tunnels that join the hospital buildings, he knows there is no turning back. He is desperate to get to the bottom of the intertwining mysteries connecting Bertram, Matilda, and himself, and senses that everything in his life — and theirs — is at stake.
Set against the backdrop of the insanity of war, The Listener explores the havoc historical trauma plays with the psyche, and illuminates the uncertain boundary between sanity and insanity. Shira Nayman's storytelling is mesmerizing. The Listener is a riveting tale of madness, mystery, and passion that excavates the dark corners of the human heart and mind. It is a work of rare depth and power.
"A psychiatrist turns out to be his own most difficult case in this slackly plotted first novel from Nayman (after the collection Awake in the Dark). In 1947, Dr. Henry Harrison, the director of the New York City — area insane asylum Shadowbrook, begins treating Bertram Reiner, a German-born biochemistry Ph.D. who fought for the U.S. during WWII and claims to have committed himself to hide from his brother, a former Nazi. Shortly after receiving a letter claiming to be from Bertram's brother's wife, Henry sees a trespasser on the Shadowbrook grounds and begins to think Bertram might be telling the truth. Henry is also struggling with his own ghosts: he's haunted by the memory of a young female patient whose tragic death caused Henry to start using opium; his marriage is failing; and he's increasingly attracted to a nurse. Nayman plumbs the murky ethics of the analyst-patient relationship and tackles moral questions of collaboration and guilt, but her story struggles beneath a mountain of metaphysical weight. Meanwhile, philosophical allusions pile up as increasingly implausible plot twists and awkwardly timed flashbacks prevent this novel from becoming the psychological thriller it aspires to be." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
Nayman's riveting and haunting first novel of madness and passion is set in apsychiatric hospital just after World War II.
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23rd NOVEMBER 2014 – YEAR A
MASS BOOK: Page 158
PREFACE: Page 68 Christ, King of the Universe
EUCHARISTIC PRAYER: Page 23 Number 2
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Liturgies For The Week
Sat: 6:30pm - Giuseppe Frezza, Filomena Palmieri &
Lucia Iociafano
Sun: 11.00am - People of the Parish
Mon: 10:00am - Requiem Mass for Antonietta Girardi
Tue: 9:30am - Celebration of the Word & Communion
Wed: 7:30pm - Holy Souls
Thu: 9:30am - People of St Peter's
Fri: 7:30pm - Sue McGuigan
Sat: 6:30pm - Patrick Dowling
Sun: 11:00am - Michele Campanaro
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Wednesday: After 7:30 pm Mass
Saturday: From 11am to 11:30am
Children's Liturgy: During 11am Mass
Sunday Teaching: 10:15am to 10:45am for both First Communion & Faith Input in the Hall Lounge.
Prayer Group: None this week
Holy Hour: Tuesday after 9:30am Liturgy
Refreshments: After 11:00am Mass in Parish Hall
Rosary: Wednesday at 7:10pm
'Coffee Stop': Thursday 10:00 to 11:30 in Hall Lounge
S V P: Friday 6:45pm in the Sacristy
Please pray for those whose anniversaries occur at this time. Lilian Sutton, Ken Waddell, William Bland, Michael Moore, Emily Cross, Ronald West, Doris McCabe, Catherine Humber, Marianna Rydelski and Mary Edwards. May they rest in peace.
PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYER: Pauline, Frank, Noreen, John, Gerald & family, Jim & family, George, Varghese, Fleurette, Emilie, Richard, Claudie, Eloise, Simon, Kathleen, Bob, Stephen, Paul, Nora, Donovan, Liz, Sr Teresa, Edda, Debbie, Honey, Shaun, Liam, Luke, Adam, Elizabeth, Dick, Janice, Meg, Clare, Angelina, Nellie, Bernie, Ryan, Marie, Alan, Sally, Gloria, Laurie, Joe, Gary, Jack, Emmie, McDonald family, Andrew, Nigel, Tony, Colin, baby Leon, Laurence, baby Amy, Peter, Chris, Simon, Margaret, Catherine, Yvonne, baby Emily and baby Jack, Leslie, Peter, Joanne, Josephine.
OFFERTORY: Last week's collection amounted to £592.73. Thank you.
SECOND COLLECTION: This weekend is for the Sick & Retired Clergy fund.
NOVEMBER: THE MONTH OF THE HOLY SOULS: Please take an envelope from the back of church and once completed, place it in the basket provided. Thank you.
FRIDAY PRAYER GROUP: Will not meet next Friday, 27th November.
We offer you a warm welcome and if you are a UK taxpayer and are intending to put money in the collection, please consider using a Gift Aid envelope - they can be put in the collection bag or, if you need time to complete the information needed, in the box at the back of the Church. Thank you!
CHRISTMAS CARDS: Are now available from the Repository at the back of church.
OUR SYMPATHY: Our sympathy is extended to the bereaved family of Peter Paul Cody who died a week ago. His Funeral Prayers will take place at Kettering Crematorium on Friday December 5th at 1:30pm.
CELL LEADERSHIP: Meeting is on Friday, November 28th from 12 noon to 3:30pm in the Hall Lounge with Fr Jonathan Cotton (Nottingham).
ST PETER'S MEN'S GROUP: Will meet at 7pm on Thursday November 27th at 20 Batsmans Drive, Rushden. There will be a soup and ploughman's provided at £3/person together with a presentation entitled "Fatima - The Unheeded Message". Please ring David on 413290 and come along.
BOUGHT AND SOLD: In the last issue of "THE KEYS" there was an item for sale which has duly been sold. We already have a "wanted" item for the next issue, so intend to devote a page to "Bought and Sold" so if you have any items you would like to either sell or buy, please let us have the details in the box marked "The Keys" at the back of the Church or by email to email@example.com. There will be no charge for this service.
CONFIRMATION: Bishop Peter will be coming to Rushden to celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation on 4th June 2015. Please let us know if you wish to be Confirmed by giving your name and contact details in an envelope marked 'confirmation.' Thank you.
UNION OF CATHOLIC MOTHERS: We next meet in the Hall Lounge on Wednesday, November 26th at 7:30 pm when Janet O'Leary and Mary Curtis will demonstrate how to make Christmas decorations. There will be extra materials on hand to enable everyone to make and take home their own decoration; it promises to be a most enjoyable evening. (Capitation fees of £13 are due).
MUMS AND TOTS GROUP (MUGS AND BEAKERS): Meets every Tuesday in the Hall Lounge, 9.30am to 11am; 50p per family including tea and biscuits.
PARISH REPRESENTATIVES: Are needed for both the Churches Together in Irthlingborough (CTI) and for the Rushden & Higham Council of Churches. These roles could be for one year. If interested, please contact the Parish Office on 01933 353649.
THE VINE: The November issue of your free newspaper is now available from the back of church. Please take one home.
SILENT VIGIL: Will take place on Wednesday November 26th from 12 noon until 1:15pm, outside the hospital, along Britannia Road, Bedford.
CHRISTMAS PRIZE DRAW: Tickets for the draw are due back as soon as possible. Prizes (new) are very welcome.
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OMAHA, Neb. — Doug McDermott matched his season high with 39 points and passed Larry Bird for 13th place on the Division I career scoring chart, and No. 18 Creighton defeated sixth-ranked Villanova 101-80 on Sunday.
Creighton's second win over Villanova in a month moved the Bluejays (21-4, 11-2) into a first-place tie with the Wildcats (22-3, 11-2) in the Big East. The Bluejays beat the same ranked opponent twice in the same season for the first time in program history. They also won their 16th straight at home, matching their longest streak since moving into the CenturyLink Center in 2003.
McDermott, a two-time first-team All-America and leading candidate for national player of the year, went over 30 points for ninth time this season and 23rd time in his career.
James Bell scored 18 points for the Wildcats before fouling out with 6:11 left.
No. 4 Wichita St. 84, Evansville 68
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Ron Baker scored 26 points and Fred VanVleet finished with 18 points, eight assists and five steals, leading No. 4 Wichita State.
The Shockers (27-0, 14-0 Missouri Valley Conference) remained one of two perfect teams in major college basketball and extended their school-record winning streak. They are the 21st team in Division I history to go 27-0, a list No. 1 Syracuse could join later this week.
Nebraska 60, No. 9 Michigan St. 51
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Terran Petteway scored 23 points and Walter Pitchford added 18 and Nebraska topped No. 9 Michigan State.
Petteway had 16 points in the last 20 minutes after Pitchford had scored 12 before the break for the Cornhuskers (14-10, 6-6 Big Ten).
Gary Harris had 18 points and Adreian Payne 11 for the Spartans (21-5, 10-3), who remain in a first-place tie with Michigan. Harris was 5 for 15 from the field. Michigan State shot 34 percent from the field and 20.8 percent on 3-pointers.
No. 13 Louisville 102, Rutgers 54
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The Cardinals (21-4, 10-2 American Athletic Conference) made a season-high 16 shots from beyond the arc on 30 attempts for their fourth straight win, completing a season sweep of the Scarlet Knights (10-16, 4-9). Louisville also shot 56 percent in posting its biggest win this season.
No. 21 Wisconsin 75, No. 15 Michigan 62
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Playing without injured starter and leading rebounder in Anthony Lee, Temple (7-17, 2-10 American Athletic Conference) knocked a top-25 opponent off for the first time since March 10 against No. 21 VCU. The Owls were 0-5 against the Top 25 this season, but have now beaten a ranked opponent in each of the last seven seasons.


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When she is not busy with clinicals and exams, nursing student Lauren Zaworski can be found on the softball field as a member of the Loyola University Chicago women's team.
"Because of the demanding time constraints of clinicals and class work, student athletes are rare in nursing," said Nancy S. Hogan, PhD, RN, FAAN, distinguished professor and associate dean for research, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing. "However, Lauren is a model student and a great athlete who has the discipline and drive to balance it all."
As an outfielder, Zaworski travels extensively with her team, which on April 24 was 23-15 for the season and second in the Horizon League. Her batting average was .340, with three home runs and 16 RBIs. Zaworski also led the team with nine doubles making this her best softball season at Loyola.
Off the field, Zaworski was named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. She also was nominated for the Academic All-District Team of accomplished student-athletes with a 3.3 GPA or higher for the school year. The National Fastpitch Coaches Association also named her an All-America Scholar-Athlete in 2011, which requires a 3.5 GPA or higher.
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I decided I wanted to attempt making fruit cake, as it is one of Pop-pops favorite things, and he has been surviving with store bought for years, though moaning the fact that no one makes it anymore. So I went on the hunt for good ingredients and landed here. Everything arrived quickly and the quality is amazing. The glazed cherries and pineapples are beautiful in color, texture and moisture. I cannot wait to see pop-pops reaction when I give him the fruitcake, they are going to be gorgeous and tasty, I just know it. Now I am off to order more turkish figs, because they were wonderful, kids tore right through them. Moist, sweet and flavorful. Thanks!Heather, Claymont, Delaware
April 12, 2011
I was delighted to find that even though Christmas is past I could still purchase glazed cherries and pineapple as I didn't quite finish with holiday baking treats for family. The quality of the fruit is very good. Next year I will order all my glazed fruit from you. THANKS!!Dorene, Burley, ID
January 27, 2011
Wonderful service from the kind woman on the telephone, stunningly fast delivery --- overnight with regular UPS! I will certainly get everything with you next year. Thank you!Isabel, Sherborn, MA
December 24, 2010
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Packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and milk products.
Approximately 112 pieces per pound.
Store in a cool dry place for up to 1 year. Refrigeration is not needed.
Country of origin: United States


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