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I'm the kind of girl that has to have music on all the time. Always have been. And I am always singing.
For some reason I never thought to add a radio to my kitchen when I am cooking - so I will end up opening my laptop up and playing music there, or from my cell phone. It works OK, but I feel like I can never get it as loud as I would like it. And have you ever tried dragging a laptop from room to room while you are cleaning? Just so you can hear your playlist? Not so fun.
I never really gave much thought to something like a wireless speaker. That's sort of my husband's department. He's up on those things. Sol Republic contacted me about reviewing a wireless speaker and I jumped at the chance to try one out.
Honestly, I had no idea how much I would love it. I hoped it would make things easier, sound better ... but I really wasn't sure what kind of a difference it would make. The package came with the SOL REPUBLIC x Motorola DECK 1500-10 speaker (featuring R2 Sound Engines and 360° Full Sound for immersive audio) and my oldest held it proudly.
Once we charged it up (charges amazingly fast by the way!) and synched it to my cell phone, I had access to my entire playlists and radio stations. The sound quality was great and I could get it as loud - or as quiet - as I wanted it. I was jamming out in my kitchen while cooking and later cleaning up.
My husband is in love with it's Heist Mode, which lets you pair up to 5 devices, so your friends can take turns controlling the speaker. Which means he can play his music on it too.
After that, we realized it could pretty much go anywhere with us. We throw it in the car and it goes just about everywhere with us. We played a few hours of music at a park while having a family cookout.
I'm going to be upfront here. It was retailing for about $199.99 though you can now find it $149.99 (with free shipping) through the Sol Republic website. I know the price seems high - or at least it did to me. But after the last 2 weeks of using it I can tell you it is WELL worth the price.
It even has an option for speakerphone, enabling hands-free calls.
In addition to their website, you can also follow Sol Republic on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Enter below on the Rafflecopter for a chance at winning a Sol Republic deck for yourself! (Open to residents of the US and Canada only. You can only win once with Sol Republic in a 6 month period.) After you enter my giveaway (which will be shipped to you from the company, color of the deck not guaranteed), head on over to my friend Mama Loves Media and enter for another chance to win there!
This Looks Killer Awesome! I Love Music! Everywhere!
I;d take it to the pool.
this would come with us to our pool!
I would take my deck to Las Vegas!
I'd take my deck outside and to the beach.
I would take it any time I traveled!
my weekend trip to jersey!
I would take the deck out on my DECK! Love me some deck parties!
It would come everywhere with me! The beach, the pool in our backyard, the deck... we always love to have music with us. How cool!
I'd love to take it to the park while my daughter plays!
Perfect for a day at the park or working in my garden.
Oncle Seven semble vient de se north face femme pas cher réveiller à Dieu de les souvenirs, les expressions avec douleur indicible. pas cher soupira et sortit une north face pas cher cigarette et remis oncle dit Seven north face pas cher Je pensais que depuis le jour où la porte n'est plus rien à voir avec, qui pensait north face homme pas cher après toutes ces north face pas cher années, le jour, la porte de gens semblent réellement ici. Seven oncle, est de savoir comment il ya de nombreuses années, cette fois, ils viennent ici est de trouver la jeune fille ne savez pas que vous étiez ici. En outre, de north face pas cher nombreuses années se sont écoulées, ils ont peut-être vous mettre l'oublier. pas cher est de réconforter oncle Seven, qu'il ne soit pas trop nerveux. Mais de dire qu'ils doudoune north face pas cher se sont précipités à sa north face pas cher parole. Être parfois oublié est une bonne chose, mais parfois une tragédie.

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I 'm the kind of girl that has to have music on all the time . Always have been . And I am always singing .
 For some reason I never thought to add a radio to my kitchen when I am cooking - so I will end up opening my laptop up and playing music there , or from my cell phone . It works OK , but I feel like I can never get it as loud as I would like it . And have you ever tried dragging a laptop from room to room while you are cleaning ? Just so you can hear your playlist ? Not so fun .
 I never really gave much thought to something like a wireless speaker . That 's sort of my husband 's department . He 's up on those things . Sol Republic contacted me about reviewing a wireless speaker and I jumped at the chance to try one out .
 Honestly , I had no idea how much I would love it . I hoped it would make things easier , sound better ... but I really was n't sure what kind of a difference it would make . The package came with the SOL REPUBLIC x Motorola DECK 1500 - 10 speaker ( featuring R2 Sound Engines and 360 ° Full Sound for immersive audio ) and my oldest held it proudly .
 Once we charged it up ( charges amazingly fast by the way ! ) and synched it to my cell phone , I had access to my entire playlists and radio stations . The sound quality was great and I could get it as loud - or as quiet - as I wanted it . I was jamming out in my kitchen while cooking and later cleaning up .
 My husband is in love with it 's Heist Mode , which lets you pair up to 5 devices , so your friends can take turns controlling the speaker . Which means he can play his music on it too .
 After that , we realized it could pretty much go anywhere with us . We throw it in the car and it goes just about everywhere with us . We played a few hours of music at a park while having a family cookout .
 I 'm going to be upfront here . It was retailing for about $ 199.99 though you can now find it $ 149.99 ( with free shipping ) through the Sol Republic website . I know the price seems high - or at least it did to me . But after the last 2 weeks of using it I can tell you it is WELL worth the price .
 It even has an option for speakerphone , enabling hands - free calls .
 In addition to their website , you can also follow Sol Republic on Facebook , Twitter and Instagram .
 Enter below on the Rafflecopter for a chance at winning a Sol Republic deck for yourself ! ( Open to residents of the US and Canada only . You can only win once with Sol Republic in a 6 month period . ) After you enter my giveaway ( which will be shipped to you from the company , color of the deck not guaranteed ) , head on over to my friend Mama Loves Media and enter for another chance to win there !
 This Looks Killer Awesome ! I Love Music ! Everywhere !
 I;d take it to the pool .
 this would come with us to our pool !
 I would take my deck to Las Vegas !
 I 'd take my deck outside and to the beach .
 I would take it any time I traveled !
 my weekend trip to jersey !
 I would take the deck out on my DECK ! Love me some deck parties !
 It would come everywhere with me ! The beach , the pool in our backyard , the deck ... we always love to have music with us . How cool !
 I 'd love to take it to the park while my daughter plays !
 Perfect for a day at the park or working in my garden .
 Oncle Seven semble vient de se north face femme pas cher réveiller à Dieu de les souvenirs , les expressions avec douleur indicible . pas cher soupira et sortit une north face pas cher cigarette et remis oncle dit Seven north face pas cher Je pensais que depuis le jour où la porte n'est plus rien à voir avec , qui pensait north face homme pas cher après toutes ces north face pas cher années , le jour , la porte de gens semblent réellement ici . Seven oncle , est de savoir comment il ya de nombreuses années , cette fois , ils viennent ici est de trouver la jeune fille ne savez pas que vous étiez ici . En outre , de north face pas cher nombreuses années se sont écoulées , ils ont peut - être vous mettre l'oublier . pas cher est de réconforter oncle Seven , qu'il ne soit pas trop nerveux . Mais de dire qu'ils doudoune north face pas cher se sont précipités à sa north face pas cher parole . Être parfois oublié est une bonne chose , mais parfois une tragédie .


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Traps get no respect. They fit in with both shoulders and back, and therefore can be worked (and overworked) with either. Piggybacking with broader workouts, traps seldom get the honor of their own routines, and yet, your two trapezius muscles (left and right) are large, dramatic and complex, bracketing your delts and neck, and forming a kite on your upper back. By contrast, your biceps are puny and simple, but surely you have a bi routine and dote on every curl. Don’t shrug off trapezius training. Give it the respect it deserves by passing our traps test. Class is in session.
You may be unaware of how frequently you’re working this area. Traps gets stressed during deadlifts, rows, pulldowns and virtually every other exercise. With shoulders, traps assist in most laterals and presses, and do much of the work during upright rows. They even chip in during chest presses and biceps curls with your arms at your sides. And if you’re doing more athletic moves, such as power cleans or farmer’s walks, your traps are pulling overtime duty. Traps are like offensive linemen — never the star, but always assisting — and this is why they may be sore but not growing.
If you do deadlifts or power cleans as part of your back workout, do shrugs at the end of that workout.
If you do neither deadlifts nor power cleans for back, but upright rows (even if done with a wide grip) as part of your shoulder routine, include shrugs in your shoulder workouts.
Avoid training back and shoulders on consecutive days. Either train them on the same day or schedule at least 48 hours between the workouts.

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Traps get no respect . They fit in with both shoulders and back , and therefore can be worked ( and overworked ) with either . Piggybacking with broader workouts , traps seldom get the honor of their own routines , and yet , your two trapezius muscles ( left and right ) are large , dramatic and complex , bracketing your delts and neck , and forming a kite on your upper back . By contrast , your biceps are puny and simple , but surely you have a bi routine and dote on every curl . Do n’t shrug off trapezius training . Give it the respect it deserves by passing our traps test . Class is in session .
 You may be unaware of how frequently you ’re working this area . Traps gets stressed during deadlifts , rows , pulldowns and virtually every other exercise . With shoulders , traps assist in most laterals and presses , and do much of the work during upright rows . They even chip in during chest presses and biceps curls with your arms at your sides . And if you ’re doing more athletic moves , such as power cleans or farmer ’s walks , your traps are pulling overtime duty . Traps are like offensive linemen — never the star , but always assisting — and this is why they may be sore but not growing .
 If you do deadlifts or power cleans as part of your back workout , do shrugs at the end of that workout .
 If you do neither deadlifts nor power cleans for back , but upright rows ( even if done with a wide grip ) as part of your shoulder routine , include shrugs in your shoulder workouts .
 Avoid training back and shoulders on consecutive days . Either train them on the same day or schedule at least 48 hours between the workouts .


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While visiting the city of Jaipur, it is hard to miss the famous locality of Old City. It is a beautiful area in Jaipur, Sanganer Tehsil and Jaipur Railway Station are some of the major landmarks associated with Old City.
The nearest station to Old City is Gandhinagar Jpr. Some other popular localities near this place are Jhotwara and City Centre-Near Railway Station.
Due to its charming appeal, a high number of tourists visit Old City. And, this is the reason that the area is brimmed with top-notch hotels. Some of the premium 5-star hotels you will find in Old City are Le Meridien Jaipur Resort & Spa, Chokhi Dhani Resort, and Radisson Jaipur City Center. If these seem too heavy for your pockets, then you may check out some of the popular 4-star hotels in the locality. These include Hotel Mansingh Jaipur, Fortune Select Metropolitan, and Park Inn Jaipur.
The 4-star and 5-star hotels in Old City give you the taste of luxury. They are equipped with a lot of amenities to make your stay a comfortable one. Some of the amenities you will find in these hotels are Air Conditioning, Bar, and Restaurant.
Old City knows to take the best care of its visitors as well. For this, the place has a number of hospitals. Some of the top hospitals in Old City are apex hospital, s k soni hospital, and monilek hospital & research center.

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While visiting the city of Jaipur , it is hard to miss the famous locality of Old City . It is a beautiful area in Jaipur , Sanganer Tehsil and Jaipur Railway Station are some of the major landmarks associated with Old City .
 The nearest station to Old City is Gandhinagar Jpr . Some other popular localities near this place are Jhotwara and City Centre - Near Railway Station .
 Due to its charming appeal , a high number of tourists visit Old City . And , this is the reason that the area is brimmed with top - notch hotels . Some of the premium 5 - star hotels you will find in Old City are Le Meridien Jaipur Resort & Spa , Chokhi Dhani Resort , and Radisson Jaipur City Center . If these seem too heavy for your pockets , then you may check out some of the popular 4 - star hotels in the locality . These include Hotel Mansingh Jaipur , Fortune Select Metropolitan , and Park Inn Jaipur .
 The 4 - star and 5 - star hotels in Old City give you the taste of luxury . They are equipped with a lot of amenities to make your stay a comfortable one . Some of the amenities you will find in these hotels are Air Conditioning , Bar , and Restaurant .
 Old City knows to take the best care of its visitors as well . For this , the place has a number of hospitals . Some of the top hospitals in Old City are apex hospital , s k soni hospital , and monilek hospital & research center .


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Be seen day or night with the NiteRider Mako 250 & Cherrybomb 35 Combo Bike Light Set. As an integral part of your daily commute, NiteRider have developed the Mako 250. Making the difference between being seen or not by drivers, the Make 250 offers 250 lumens, allowing the cyclist to be seen by others. For night riding, the Cherrybomb 35 provides maximum visibility by dispersing light to the sides of the rider as well as to the rear. This effectively eliminates blind spots to upcoming automobiles. Featuring a custom made, built in reflector, riders are visible at night time even when the taillight is in the off position. Clip and bike mounts are included, for flexible mounting options.
A 66% increase in lumen output!
The NiteRider Mako 250 & Cherrybomb 35 Combo Bike Light Set will fit your _VEHICLEYEAR_ _VEHICLEMAKE_ _VEHICLEMODEL_ Click here to Change vehicle and no additional parts are required for fitting.
Once you've added the NiteRider Mako 250 & Cherrybomb 35 Combo Bike Light Set to your basket, the items you've selected above will also be added to your order.

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Be seen day or night with the NiteRider Mako 250 & Cherrybomb 35 Combo Bike Light Set . As an integral part of your daily commute , NiteRider have developed the Mako 250 . Making the difference between being seen or not by drivers , the Make 250 offers 250 lumens , allowing the cyclist to be seen by others . For night riding , the Cherrybomb 35 provides maximum visibility by dispersing light to the sides of the rider as well as to the rear . This effectively eliminates blind spots to upcoming automobiles . Featuring a custom made , built in reflector , riders are visible at night time even when the taillight is in the off position . Clip and bike mounts are included , for flexible mounting options .
 A 66 % increase in lumen output !
 The NiteRider Mako 250 & Cherrybomb 35 Combo Bike Light Set will fit your _ VEHICLEYEAR _ _ VEHICLEMAKE _ _ VEHICLEMODEL _ Click here to Change vehicle and no additional parts are required for fitting .
 Once you've added the NiteRider Mako 250 & Cherrybomb 35 Combo Bike Light Set to your basket , the items you've selected above will also be added to your order .


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Entry set with the Mack escutcheon (E21056) and Emile lever (L21005), shown in silicon bronze, rust patina.
Mack passage set (E21056/E21056) with the Emile lever (L21005) shown in silicon bronze, rust patina.
Entry set with the Mack escutcheon (E21075) and Emile lever (L21005), shown in silicon bronze, rust patina.
Emile Lever (L21005): 1 1/8" x 4 1/8"

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Entry set with the Mack escutcheon ( E21056 ) and Emile lever ( L21005 ) , shown in silicon bronze , rust patina .
 Mack passage set ( E21056 / E21056 ) with the Emile lever ( L21005 ) shown in silicon bronze , rust patina .
 Entry set with the Mack escutcheon ( E21075 ) and Emile lever ( L21005 ) , shown in silicon bronze , rust patina .
 Emile Lever ( L21005 ): 1 1/8 " x 4 1/8 "


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Don’t freak out, but we’re surrounded by normal distributions.
Every normal is a variation on the same bell-curved theme. Just specify two parameters—the mean, i.e., the center of the distribution, and the variance, which measures its breadth—and you’ve got a normal distribution. They’re one big clan, with a strong family resemblance.
But—for me, at least—this raises a question: Who is the matriarch of the family? Which normal distribution is the founding member, the Mitochondrial Eve, the universal common ancestor?
There’s an “official” answer, one that I’ve taught to students: The standard normal distribution has mean 0 and variance 1.
Why? Because zero and one are very simple numbers. (No offense meant, Zero and One! It’s a compliment.) Here, the “zero” ensures the distribution is symmetric around the y-axis (a very nice property), while the “one” ensures that the standard deviation (i.e., the square root of the variance) is also one. That’s cool, because a lot of our work with normals consists in counting standard deviations. It’s easy to count by ones.
But there’s a downside. This lovely, balanced graph can be described only by a lopsided, fraction-infested equation.
It’s an all-too-common experience in math. Simplifying over here winds up complicating things over there. It’s like there’s a bubble under the rug of math: you can push it elsewhere, but you can’t make it go away.
Of course, “standards” are arbitrary. Some countries drive on the left; some, on the right; and in some, drivers weave like Quidditch players in pursuit of invisible, multitudinous snitches. Now, in the case of the normal distribution, some mathematicians have pushed for other standards. For example, Carl Gauss preferred the distribution with variance ½.
In all this, we’re playing with notation. Do you want your obnoxious bubble of extra symbols to pop up over here, in the variance, or over there, in the density function? It’s a frothy, fun, splashy game—but perhaps a bit kiddie. Symbols only symbolize. They aren’t the math itself.
Is there any true substance to the bubble-pushing game?
I am happy to report: Yes! It leads right to the heart of mathematics: the act of building from simple assumptions to impressive conclusions.
From Euclid’s day, mathematicians saw this as a start-to-finish process: assume first, conclude later. The choice of axioms was thus all-important. Am I making the right assumptions? What can I truly take for granted? Is Euclid’s fifth postulate really necessary, or can we prove it from the other four? If cogito, does it follow, ergo, that sum? You had to start with solid truth—or everything would crumble.
Nowadays, with Hilbert’s formulation of formal systems, we understand that we can start anywhere, provided – of course – that we don’t end up with a contradiction. This shift of emphasis is curious: the ancients worried so much about beginnings, the moderns about endings.
These days, we care less where we start. I can assume A to prove B, or assume B to prove A. I can choose rich, information-dense definitions, and then work hard to verify their consistency; or I can choose lean, minimalist definitions, and work hard to deduce the desired properties. The ancients built their logical towers upward from the foundation, but the moderns feel free to extrapolate downwards from the top floor—even to flip the structure upside down.
An example (again from Mazur—I’ve been feasting on his essays): There are two ways to define the bisector of an angle.
The line that divides an angle into two equal angles.
The set of points equidistant from the angle’s two rays.
I find the first definition more natural: to “bisect” something is to split it in half. I like it when the definition matches the name (a “walkie talkie” is for walking while talking; a “pooper scooper” is for scooping of pooping; a “candelabra” is a magic spell for lighting candles…).
Both definitions work. It’s a question of where you want to push your bubble.
These two approaches arrive at the same mountaintop, but offer very different journeys. The first path starts flat and easy, but has a daunting elevation gain in the middle. The second path involves some tricky, technical climbing—but maintains a steadier level of difficulty.
What makes mathematics so cool—well, thing #467, anyway—is the perpetual process of bubble-smoothing. Some bubbles, with cleverness, can be smoothed away entirely. Others cannot; they are inescapable features of reality, permanent wrinkles in the rug of reason.
Who can help but love finding a knot in the fabric of logic?
I hate the normal distribution.
They say that “everything” is normally distributed… but it is not.
If heights of school children were truly normally distributed random variables, then there would be some possibility of a child of negative height. Which there aren’t.
Most data is not even close to normally distributed.
Consider the distribution of street addressees. There are lots of 2 and 3 digit street numbers, but 6 digit street numbers are not unheard of. It is a long, one-tailed distribution. And most of the stats I deal with fit this pattern. The, the distributions of wealth in an economy, the distribution of energy in earthquakes, the brightness of stars, they are long tailed, highly skewed distributions.
The central limit theorem says that if you average (or add) enough random variables together, the average will approximate a normal distribution….unless your variables are Cauchy.
Do you know what is normally distributed? errors. The normal distribution is the error function.
Why don’t the exponential and the Pareto distribution get the kind of love they deserve.
As a student, I was not at all comfortable that we could measure the area under a hyperbola and call it the very same thing as a completely different function we discussed in pre-calc the year earlier. Sure it has all the properties of a logarithm, but is it really the same thing? It was just a bit too hand-wavy, with not enough justification that we weren’t just cheating.
If logic is tied in a knot, are you capable of perceiving the knot if you are within that logical system. Or, do you need to be able to step outside the system to see the knot. Is the knot an intrinsic property or an extrinsic property?
This is an adorable cartoon and very good and true. It also brings up an interesting question in philosophy of math. Of course, in logic/set theory, “fundamental” is reasonably well-defined. But using an ordinary human definition of “fundamental,” it’s fun to ask what the most fundamental mathematics is – as in, what math concepts do our brains grasp first in order to infer, construct, and apprehend the others. Symmetry is fundamental to group theory in this way. Numbers, especially natural numbers, are similarly fundamental. Euclidean distance is fundamental. How do we think of the other concepts in relation to these? Is a cyclic group just a weird kind of integer, or something to do with circles? Which meaning is the real one? This post is correct that, metaphysically, cold hard beautiful Truth-fully speaking, there is no *real* one. But don’t some of them *feel* a little more real? Which ones?
I was very pleased to discover I could actually understand everything here (at least until you got to deducing the properties of logarithms, but I get the idea).
I got nerd snipped so hard that I spent a significant part of yesterday’s afternoon proving to myself the equality of both definitions of logarithm.
>As a student, I was not at all comfortable that we could measure the area under a hyperbola and call it the very same thing as a completely different function we discussed in pre-calc the year earlier. Sure it has all the properties of a logarithm, but is it really the same thing? It was just a bit too hand-wavy, with not enough justification that we weren’t just cheating.
Thank you sir, your all post is very helpfull.
I solved my many problem by your advice.
I tooled my friend to flow you.

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Do n’t freak out , but we ’re surrounded by normal distributions .
 Every normal is a variation on the same bell - curved theme . Just specify two parameters — the mean , i.e. , the center of the distribution , and the variance , which measures its breadth — and you ’ve got a normal distribution . They ’re one big clan , with a strong family resemblance .
 But — for me , at least — this raises a question : Who is the matriarch of the family ? Which normal distribution is the founding member , the Mitochondrial Eve , the universal common ancestor ?
 There ’s an “ official ” answer , one that I ’ve taught to students : The standard normal distribution has mean 0 and variance 1 .
 Why ? Because zero and one are very simple numbers . ( No offense meant , Zero and One ! It ’s a compliment . ) Here , the “ zero ” ensures the distribution is symmetric around the y - axis ( a very nice property ) , while the “ one ” ensures that the standard deviation ( i.e. , the square root of the variance ) is also one . That ’s cool , because a lot of our work with normals consists in counting standard deviations . It ’s easy to count by ones .
 But there ’s a downside . This lovely , balanced graph can be described only by a lopsided , fraction - infested equation .
 It ’s an all - too - common experience in math . Simplifying over here winds up complicating things over there . It ’s like there ’s a bubble under the rug of math : you can push it elsewhere , but you ca n’t make it go away .
 Of course , “ standards ” are arbitrary . Some countries drive on the left ; some , on the right ; and in some , drivers weave like Quidditch players in pursuit of invisible , multitudinous snitches . Now , in the case of the normal distribution , some mathematicians have pushed for other standards . For example , Carl Gauss preferred the distribution with variance ½.
 In all this , we ’re playing with notation . Do you want your obnoxious bubble of extra symbols to pop up over here , in the variance , or over there , in the density function ? It ’s a frothy , fun , splashy game — but perhaps a bit kiddie . Symbols only symbolize . They are n’t the math itself .
 Is there any true substance to the bubble - pushing game ?
 I am happy to report : Yes ! It leads right to the heart of mathematics : the act of building from simple assumptions to impressive conclusions .
 From Euclid ’s day , mathematicians saw this as a start - to - finish process : assume first , conclude later . The choice of axioms was thus all - important . Am I making the right assumptions ? What can I truly take for granted ? Is Euclid ’s fifth postulate really necessary , or can we prove it from the other four ? If cogito , does it follow , ergo , that sum ? You had to start with solid truth — or everything would crumble .
 Nowadays , with Hilbert ’s formulation of formal systems , we understand that we can start anywhere , provided – of course – that we do n’t end up with a contradiction . This shift of emphasis is curious : the ancients worried so much about beginnings , the moderns about endings .
 These days , we care less where we start . I can assume A to prove B , or assume B to prove A. I can choose rich , information - dense definitions , and then work hard to verify their consistency ; or I can choose lean , minimalist definitions , and work hard to deduce the desired properties . The ancients built their logical towers upward from the foundation , but the moderns feel free to extrapolate downwards from the top floor — even to flip the structure upside down .
 An example ( again from Mazur — I’ve been feasting on his essays ): There are two ways to define the bisector of an angle .
 The line that divides an angle into two equal angles .
 The set of points equidistant from the angle ’s two rays .
 I find the first definition more natural : to “ bisect ” something is to split it in half . I like it when the definition matches the name ( a “ walkie talkie ” is for walking while talking ; a “ pooper scooper ” is for scooping of pooping ; a “ candelabra ” is a magic spell for lighting candles … ) .
 Both definitions work . It ’s a question of where you want to push your bubble .
 These two approaches arrive at the same mountaintop , but offer very different journeys . The first path starts flat and easy , but has a daunting elevation gain in the middle . The second path involves some tricky , technical climbing — but maintains a steadier level of difficulty .
 What makes mathematics so cool — well , thing # 467 , anyway — is the perpetual process of bubble - smoothing . Some bubbles , with cleverness , can be smoothed away entirely . Others can not ; they are inescapable features of reality , permanent wrinkles in the rug of reason .
 Who can help but love finding a knot in the fabric of logic ?
 I hate the normal distribution .
 They say that “ everything ” is normally distributed … but it is not .
 If heights of school children were truly normally distributed random variables , then there would be some possibility of a child of negative height . Which there are n’t .
 Most data is not even close to normally distributed .
 Consider the distribution of street addressees . There are lots of 2 and 3 digit street numbers , but 6 digit street numbers are not unheard of . It is a long , one - tailed distribution . And most of the stats I deal with fit this pattern . The , the distributions of wealth in an economy , the distribution of energy in earthquakes , the brightness of stars , they are long tailed , highly skewed distributions .
 The central limit theorem says that if you average ( or add ) enough random variables together , the average will approximate a normal distribution….unless your variables are Cauchy .
 Do you know what is normally distributed ? errors . The normal distribution is the error function .
 Why do n’t the exponential and the Pareto distribution get the kind of love they deserve .
 As a student , I was not at all comfortable that we could measure the area under a hyperbola and call it the very same thing as a completely different function we discussed in pre - calc the year earlier . Sure it has all the properties of a logarithm , but is it really the same thing ? It was just a bit too hand - wavy , with not enough justification that we were n’t just cheating .
 If logic is tied in a knot , are you capable of perceiving the knot if you are within that logical system . Or , do you need to be able to step outside the system to see the knot . Is the knot an intrinsic property or an extrinsic property ?
 This is an adorable cartoon and very good and true . It also brings up an interesting question in philosophy of math . Of course , in logic / set theory , “ fundamental ” is reasonably well - defined . But using an ordinary human definition of “ fundamental , ” it ’s fun to ask what the most fundamental mathematics is – as in , what math concepts do our brains grasp first in order to infer , construct , and apprehend the others . Symmetry is fundamental to group theory in this way . Numbers , especially natural numbers , are similarly fundamental . Euclidean distance is fundamental . How do we think of the other concepts in relation to these ? Is a cyclic group just a weird kind of integer , or something to do with circles ? Which meaning is the real one ? This post is correct that , metaphysically , cold hard beautiful Truth - fully speaking , there is no * real * one . But do n’t some of them * feel * a little more real ? Which ones ?
 I was very pleased to discover I could actually understand everything here ( at least until you got to deducing the properties of logarithms , but I get the idea ) .
 I got nerd snipped so hard that I spent a significant part of yesterday ’s afternoon proving to myself the equality of both definitions of logarithm .
 > As a student , I was not at all comfortable that we could measure the area under a hyperbola and call it the very same thing as a completely different function we discussed in pre - calc the year earlier . Sure it has all the properties of a logarithm , but is it really the same thing ? It was just a bit too hand - wavy , with not enough justification that we were n’t just cheating .
 Thank you sir , your all post is very helpfull .
 I solved my many problem by your advice .
 I tooled my friend to flow you .


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Gustian, Irfan and Sevim, Ünügür Çelik and Ayhan, Bozkurt (2017) NOVEL PROTON CONDUCTIVE HYBRID MEMBRANES BASED ON SULFONATED POLYSULFONE AND BENZOTRIAZOLE. MATERIALS RESEARCH, 27 (20). pp. 2650-2656.
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Gustian , Irfan and Sevim , Ünügür Çelik and Ayhan , Bozkurt ( 2017 ) NOVEL PROTON CONDUCTIVE HYBRID MEMBRANES BASED ON SULFONATED POLYSULFONE AND BENZOTRIAZOLE . MATERIALS RESEARCH , 27 ( 20 ) . pp . 2650 - 2656 .
 This list was generated on Fri Apr 19 12:48:55 2019 WIB .


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Sure, there's a charter school plotline in" Parenthood," and school is in the background (so far) of "Black-Ish." "How To Get Away With Murder" is set at a law school. But "New Girl" remains the most school-focused show out there, and still sometimes the most amusing.
This week's episode of New Girl features Jess's attempts to avoid interacting with her crush, a teacher at the school where she's an assistant principal. It also involves touchy-feely professional development, and male bonding gone awry.
Recap of the episode (including spoilers) here. I found this gif here. For more #newgirl gifs go here. It's on Fox on Tuesday nights.
Related posts: "New Girl" Jess Confronts The Cool Mean Teachers; "New Girl" Gets Pink Slipped [Teacherpocalypse 2012]; "New Girl" Deals With Bullying 5th Grader; TV's "New Girl" Teacher Is She One Of You?.

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Sure , there 's a charter school plotline in " Parenthood , " and school is in the background ( so far ) of " Black - Ish . " " How To Get Away With Murder " is set at a law school . But " New Girl " remains the most school - focused show out there , and still sometimes the most amusing .
 This week 's episode of New Girl features Jess 's attempts to avoid interacting with her crush , a teacher at the school where she 's an assistant principal . It also involves touchy - feely professional development , and male bonding gone awry .
 Recap of the episode ( including spoilers ) here . I found this gif here . For more # newgirl gifs go here . It 's on Fox on Tuesday nights .
 Related posts : " New Girl " Jess Confronts The Cool Mean Teachers ; " New Girl " Gets Pink Slipped [ Teacherpocalypse 2012 ] ; " New Girl " Deals With Bullying 5th Grader ; TV 's " New Girl " Teacher Is She One Of You ? .


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This is an instrument cluster repair service for a 2005, 2006 and 2007 Ford Freestyle.
If your 2005 - 2007 Ford Freestyle instrument cluster is experiencing intermittent power loss, gauge issues or backlighting failure, then we can help! We can repair your instrument cluster and have it back to you quickly so that you do not have to deal with losing power to all of your gauges.

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This is an instrument cluster repair service for a 2005 , 2006 and 2007 Ford Freestyle .
 If your 2005 - 2007 Ford Freestyle instrument cluster is experiencing intermittent power loss , gauge issues or backlighting failure , then we can help ! We can repair your instrument cluster and have it back to you quickly so that you do not have to deal with losing power to all of your gauges .


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Vishy Anand's relationship with ChessBase goes as far back as 1986, when he was just 16 years old. He stayed at the co-founder of ChessBase Frederic Friedel's home and suggested important additions that formed the part of the first version of the program ChessBase 1.
Let's first have a look at the "Replay Training" in action.Start the "Replay training" by clicking on the tab "Replay training" above the notation.
Our sample game is Anand vs Carlsen, Linares 2007.
Note: The replay training can begin with the very first move but you can also begin at any other point of the game.
What to do in the opening is often a question of taste and repertoire. However, the "Radar Board" in "Replay training" tells you which position will later arise in the game you play through and you are asked to find out how the position that will occur was actually reached. The radar board shows the position after three more moves were played.
You enter your moves with the mouse and the program gives feedback.
The diagram above shows the position that arose in the Anand vs Carlsen game after Black's move 12...Nb6.
Your task is to find out how this position was reached. During the opening phase, opening hints do not appear automatically but only after asking for them by clicking on the life preserver icon. After clicking the icon in this position (which costs no points) a hint would appear. You also get feedback about the move you wanted to play (12.d5) and how many points you currently have (24 out of 24).
Not every proposal hits the mark. The proposal (i.e the move made by you) in the position above was 13.b4, but the move in the game was 13.Nbd2.
The program evaluates your proposal (here "Your move is ok"). After a small delay, the program retracts the move you wanted to play and continues with the move played in the game. The replay training continues. But notice, the move is a good one and hence even though it doesn't match with the game continuation, you still do not lose points.
When the opening is over, the radar board vanishes. But you can reactivate it by clicking the radar screen (on the right).
Now you get verbal hints. Here it is "Move a rook". If you are not satisfied with this hint, you can ask for more help by clicking the life preserver icon. The same happens in case of "inactivity". New hints appear and the piece that should move is highlighted in green.
You have to move the rook!
The game move is not the best move!
The game move is not always the best (engine) move. However, when the difference between the moves is not serious the game move will get full points.
The move proposed is not accurate!
Sooner or later you will propose a bad move.
The program calls a mistake a mistake.
The engine is brutally honest!
If the position in the game allows a forced tactical win no hints for a particular move are given. instead, the message "No hints — check the tactics" appears.
The message "Finished: 1-0" indicates the end of the game.
Clicking the disk icon (right) saves your proposals as variations to help you to save and analyse them later.
The function "Replay training" also offers a tool for analysis, calculation training, and various possibilities to adjust hints and help. The next tutorial will explain these functions.
Martin Fischer is a ChessBase staffer who, among other things, organizes and holds seminars throughout Europe and helps administer playchess.com. For ChessBase, he publishes a quarterly tactics booklet "Chess Problem — the enigmatic pages of Fritz". He lives in Hamburg and plays for the Chess Club Johanneum Eppendorf.
How to get ChessBase 15 from ChessBase India?
Since the inception of ChessBase India we have been selling products in soft copies/ downloadable format. Once you place an order with us we would send you the setup file and serial key. While all of this will continue, with ChessBase 15 we have introduced the concept of hard copies. For an additional Rs.500, you will get the product in hard copy and delivered to your doorstep anywhere in India.
The inlay of the DVD where you will have the installation procedure as well as the Program Key printed.
Let's say you would like to buy ChessBase 15. Once you go to the ChessBase India shop, you will have an option where ChessBase 15 is available, whether you want to buy it in downloadable format via email or you would like to buy it in hard format and get it delivered to your home address.
If you choose the first option then you will get the it via email, if you choose the second, the DVD will be delivered to your doorstep via courier!

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Vishy Anand 's relationship with ChessBase goes as far back as 1986 , when he was just 16 years old . He stayed at the co - founder of ChessBase Frederic Friedel 's home and suggested important additions that formed the part of the first version of the program ChessBase 1 .
 Let 's first have a look at the " Replay Training " in action . Start the " Replay training " by clicking on the tab " Replay training " above the notation .
 Our sample game is Anand vs Carlsen , Linares 2007 .
 Note : The replay training can begin with the very first move but you can also begin at any other point of the game .
 What to do in the opening is often a question of taste and repertoire . However , the " Radar Board " in " Replay training " tells you which position will later arise in the game you play through and you are asked to find out how the position that will occur was actually reached . The radar board shows the position after three more moves were played .
 You enter your moves with the mouse and the program gives feedback .
 The diagram above shows the position that arose in the Anand vs Carlsen game after Black 's move 12 ... Nb6 .
 Your task is to find out how this position was reached . During the opening phase , opening hints do not appear automatically but only after asking for them by clicking on the life preserver icon . After clicking the icon in this position ( which costs no points ) a hint would appear . You also get feedback about the move you wanted to play ( 12.d5 ) and how many points you currently have ( 24 out of 24 ) .
 Not every proposal hits the mark . The proposal ( i.e the move made by you ) in the position above was 13.b4 , but the move in the game was 13.Nbd2 .
 The program evaluates your proposal ( here " Your move is ok " ) . After a small delay , the program retracts the move you wanted to play and continues with the move played in the game . The replay training continues . But notice , the move is a good one and hence even though it does n't match with the game continuation , you still do not lose points .
 When the opening is over , the radar board vanishes . But you can reactivate it by clicking the radar screen ( on the right ) .
 Now you get verbal hints . Here it is " Move a rook " . If you are not satisfied with this hint , you can ask for more help by clicking the life preserver icon . The same happens in case of " inactivity " . New hints appear and the piece that should move is highlighted in green .
 You have to move the rook !
 The game move is not the best move !
 The game move is not always the best ( engine ) move . However , when the difference between the moves is not serious the game move will get full points .
 The move proposed is not accurate !
 Sooner or later you will propose a bad move .
 The program calls a mistake a mistake .
 The engine is brutally honest !
 If the position in the game allows a forced tactical win no hints for a particular move are given . instead , the message " No hints — check the tactics " appears .
 The message " Finished : 1 - 0 " indicates the end of the game .
 Clicking the disk icon ( right ) saves your proposals as variations to help you to save and analyse them later .
 The function " Replay training " also offers a tool for analysis , calculation training , and various possibilities to adjust hints and help . The next tutorial will explain these functions .
 Martin Fischer is a ChessBase staffer who , among other things , organizes and holds seminars throughout Europe and helps administer playchess.com . For ChessBase , he publishes a quarterly tactics booklet " Chess Problem — the enigmatic pages of Fritz " . He lives in Hamburg and plays for the Chess Club Johanneum Eppendorf .
 How to get ChessBase 15 from ChessBase India ?
 Since the inception of ChessBase India we have been selling products in soft copies/ downloadable format . Once you place an order with us we would send you the setup file and serial key . While all of this will continue , with ChessBase 15 we have introduced the concept of hard copies . For an additional Rs.500 , you will get the product in hard copy and delivered to your doorstep anywhere in India .
 The inlay of the DVD where you will have the installation procedure as well as the Program Key printed .
 Let 's say you would like to buy ChessBase 15 . Once you go to the ChessBase India shop , you will have an option where ChessBase 15 is available , whether you want to buy it in downloadable format via email or you would like to buy it in hard format and get it delivered to your home address .
 If you choose the first option then you will get the it via email , if you choose the second , the DVD will be delivered to your doorstep via courier !


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Learn how to draw a realistic skull and crossbones!
This lesson is meant for older artists, but if you’re looking for an easier version check out our other skull and crossbones lesson.
Though it may look challenging, we take each step one at a time! Remeber to do your best, have fun, and practice. I hope each time you follow along with us, you try the lesson at least a couple times.
I used only two colors to get this look. Use your light tan to do the first layer, be sure to leave a few white spots for highlights. Then use black to add dark shadows and shading.
Cut your drawing out and glue it to a black sheet of paper. This will make your drawing really pop! Also, draw more skulls and use them to decorate for Halloween!

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Learn how to draw a realistic skull and crossbones !
 This lesson is meant for older artists , but if you ’re looking for an easier version check out our other skull and crossbones lesson .
 Though it may look challenging , we take each step one at a time ! Remeber to do your best , have fun , and practice . I hope each time you follow along with us , you try the lesson at least a couple times .
 I used only two colors to get this look . Use your light tan to do the first layer , be sure to leave a few white spots for highlights . Then use black to add dark shadows and shading .
 Cut your drawing out and glue it to a black sheet of paper . This will make your drawing really pop ! Also , draw more skulls and use them to decorate for Halloween !


text: Corn harvest was active over the past week, with good yields reported. Soybean and cotton harvest are expected to start in the coming week. Cooler temperatures stimulated pasture growth. There were 6.0 days suitable for field work. Topsoil moisture rated 6 percent very short, 27 percent short, 65 percent adequate, and 2 percent surplus. Subsoil moisture rated 10 percent very short, 31 percent short, 58 percent adequate, and 1 percent surplus. Continue reading at TN_09_04_18. The U.S. Crop Progress report can be read at CropProg-09-04-2018.

tokenized: Corn harvest was active over the past week , with good yields reported . Soybean and cotton harvest are expected to start in the coming week . Cooler temperatures stimulated pasture growth . There were 6.0 days suitable for field work . Topsoil moisture rated 6 percent very short , 27 percent short , 65 percent adequate , and 2 percent surplus . Subsoil moisture rated 10 percent very short , 31 percent short , 58 percent adequate , and 1 percent surplus . Continue reading at TN_09_04_18 . The U.S. Crop Progress report can be read at CropProg-09 - 04 - 2018 .


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Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Mar 27 2010, 2:55 pm by poiuy_qwert.
Seems a bit redundant since there's already MacroTriggers to do basically the same thing, or am I wrong and there's stuff in this that MacroTriggers can't do?
It's much less strict of a language than MacroTriggers, and since it's built on Python, anything allowed in Python goes, which means a lot more open coding. My only complaint is that the style of the code, although efficient once you understand it, doesn't seem very user friendly. I'm currently writing Mystic Islands RPG in MacroTriggers, but when that's finished, I may try this one out for working on Fort Ethanios and see how they compare.
yoonkwun: Well actually I wouldn't have made this since MacroTriggers is there, but I actually started this a while before MactroTriggers and it has been sitting on my USB, 30 minutes of coding away from being done (and a few people have been asking me about it). You are correct for most of the things you need to do, MacroTriggers can do it, but there are a few things ProTRG can do that MacroTriggers cant. Also, as Falkoner said Python is a much more open language (its also dynamic and not strongly typed) and has a large backend if you so happened to need something from it. I've also released the source code, and since its written in Python it can be use on Mac and Linux (like MacroTriggers i believe).
Does it actually make triggers into data structure representations or is it simply a collection of functions that print to trigedit text?
Everything is custom classes. Trigger is a class, every condition is a class that inherits from the Condition class (which inherits from the Raw class), every action is a class that inherits from the Action class (which inherits from the Raw class as well). The way it works is there is an internal list of triggers (which can actually be manually modified), when you create a Trigger object with the add keyword parameter set as True (which is default) or use the addTrigger method on a Trigger object, that object is added to the end of the list. When the script is done the Triggers are printed in order they are in the internal trigger list. Some more info can be found in the Coding section of the readme or original post.
Edit: Ah neat, just finished reading. I'll see if I can't learn me some Python later to try it out.
Also: Does it validate condition and action field types? It'd help a lot to not have to dig through compile errors in trigedit to find out I accidentally put a unit where a location was supposed to go in some random trigger (an annoyingly common mistake for me, alas).
Post has been edited 4 time(s), last time on Jan 11 2010, 7:38 am by Tuxedo-Templar.
Does it validate condition and action field types? It'd help a lot to not have to dig through compile errors in trigedit to find out I accidentally put a unit where a location was supposed to go in some random trigger (an annoyingly common mistake for me, alas).
There is a little bit of compile checking, but the scenario you stated could happen, since the parameters are meant to be as accepting as possible.
I'm glad it can be of use to you!
I can print hello world in python. I think (if you do decide to release an update) that you should automatically add conditions and actions comments.
I definitely will be updating ProTRG, but I don't know what you mean by condition and action comments.
And it will be able to tell myUnit is not meant to be a LOCATION and throw an exception.
Edit2: I knew i forgot something! EUD support! Which parameters of which conditions does SCMDraft support extended units and extended players?
Post has been edited 3 time(s), last time on Jan 12 2010, 11:22 pm by poiuy_qwert.
Also, what about compiling multiple source files into a single project? Don't say "just run it for each file" because I like to do stuff like put variable declarations and code into separate files.
Also, what's a good way with Python in Notepad++ to make foldable blocks for hierarchically organizing large groups of triggers? I couldn't live without something like that.
Post has been edited 5 time(s), last time on Jan 15 2010, 9:01 am by Tuxedo-Templar.
I didn't quite think this one through when making it. You can use Pythons built in import command but that only lets you import files with Python extensions (not .txt or .protrg). I'll add a specific pre-processor for ProTRG imports in the next version, which should be out fairly soon.
This is my one problem with Notepad++, custom highlighters cant use a Python based system for foldable blocks, which means using the ProTRG user defined highlighter will not give you the folding blocks. The only way to do it is to switch to using the built in Python highlighter. The problem in this case is the ProTRG specific keywords and stuff will no longer be highlighted and/or give autocomplete hints (unless you can add the ProTRG stuff to the Python stuff, i'll look into that the next time I can), but the reference.txt can be used in its place.
I'd be glad to know that at least someone is using it!
Hmm. MacroTriggers uses a custom highlighter and managed foldable blocks by using block openers and closers within line comments (//> to open, //< to close). Would doing something like that be an option?
Does your autocomplete let you fill in each of a function's parameters one after the other? If not, then it's nigh useless anyway. I rarely use autocomplete with MacroTriggers since I can only autocomplete condition or action names; not parameters. I use NP++ macros bound to numpad keys + Ctrl for the most common condition and action types, though, which is just about all I need.
Post has been edited 4 time(s), last time on Jan 15 2010, 11:40 pm by Tuxedo-Templar.
Ah yes I forgot about that option. I'll add that for the next release.
The autocomplete is the same for any Notepad++ language API, there's not really any way around it.
I can print hello world in python.
This is just perfect. I'm spending my time today learning to use this.
Oh yeah, this should be more flexible than MacroTriggers, which I've been semi annoyed with due to Wormer not working on it, but since this is built on Python, there should be very few things that are annoying, comparatively. Also, make sure you add the collapsable comments (//> //<) because those really allow you to do serious organization, splitting trigger systems into functions, that can be tucked away neatly once finished, I can't begin to explain how wonderful making Mystic Islands has been with that ability.
Well there is one thing that annoys me about APIs versus custom languages: Readability takes a major hit. Not that there aren't ways to compensate, and through them, perhaps even improve readability... but at a cost. Doing that ventures into a territory solidly away from trigger making and into near-full fledged scripting. The complexity involved stands to become amped up significantly.
Still. It is the 'right' approach, if it's trigger abstraction we're going for. Though I'd probably revert back to MacroTriggers if it were just upgraded a bit (or maybe not; I am starting to enjoy having regex again, now ). Trigger making can (and should) be handled in only so many advanced ways, really. No matter how much scripting you wrap it with, triggers can't (or shouldn't, I should say) be turned into a scripting language themselves. You could get pretty darn close, though. A lot of Starcraft's functions need to be handled much too intimately for proper abstraction, though.
Simplicity and readability are still important goals, therefore.
Post has been edited 6 time(s), last time on Jan 18 2010, 4:11 am by Tuxedo-Templar.
So I messed a little bit with this today, and here is one of the things I made. What this does, is it defines the function Hyper() as a hyper trigger. Now, within the code I can call the function Hyper and it will output a hyper trigger for me. I can also use loops to call multiple amounts of hyper triggers. Here is my code that goes into the input .protrg file.
Just thought I should share this, as some people might find it useful.
Post has been edited 4 time(s), last time on Jan 18 2010, 7:41 am by CecilSunkure.

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Post has been edited 2 time(s ) , last time on Mar 27 2010 , 2:55 pm by poiuy_qwert .
 Seems a bit redundant since there 's already MacroTriggers to do basically the same thing , or am I wrong and there 's stuff in this that MacroTriggers ca n't do ?
 It 's much less strict of a language than MacroTriggers , and since it 's built on Python , anything allowed in Python goes , which means a lot more open coding . My only complaint is that the style of the code , although efficient once you understand it , does n't seem very user friendly . I 'm currently writing Mystic Islands RPG in MacroTriggers , but when that 's finished , I may try this one out for working on Fort Ethanios and see how they compare .
 yoonkwun : Well actually I would n't have made this since MacroTriggers is there , but I actually started this a while before MactroTriggers and it has been sitting on my USB , 30 minutes of coding away from being done ( and a few people have been asking me about it ) . You are correct for most of the things you need to do , MacroTriggers can do it , but there are a few things ProTRG can do that MacroTriggers ca nt . Also , as Falkoner said Python is a much more open language ( its also dynamic and not strongly typed ) and has a large backend if you so happened to need something from it . I 've also released the source code , and since its written in Python it can be use on Mac and Linux ( like MacroTriggers i believe ) .
 Does it actually make triggers into data structure representations or is it simply a collection of functions that print to trigedit text ?
 Everything is custom classes . Trigger is a class , every condition is a class that inherits from the Condition class ( which inherits from the Raw class ) , every action is a class that inherits from the Action class ( which inherits from the Raw class as well ) . The way it works is there is an internal list of triggers ( which can actually be manually modified ) , when you create a Trigger object with the add keyword parameter set as True ( which is default ) or use the addTrigger method on a Trigger object , that object is added to the end of the list . When the script is done the Triggers are printed in order they are in the internal trigger list . Some more info can be found in the Coding section of the readme or original post .
 Edit : Ah neat , just finished reading . I 'll see if I ca n't learn me some Python later to try it out .
 Also : Does it validate condition and action field types ? It 'd help a lot to not have to dig through compile errors in trigedit to find out I accidentally put a unit where a location was supposed to go in some random trigger ( an annoyingly common mistake for me , alas ) .
 Post has been edited 4 time(s ) , last time on Jan 11 2010 , 7:38 am by Tuxedo - Templar .
 Does it validate condition and action field types ? It 'd help a lot to not have to dig through compile errors in trigedit to find out I accidentally put a unit where a location was supposed to go in some random trigger ( an annoyingly common mistake for me , alas ) .
 There is a little bit of compile checking , but the scenario you stated could happen , since the parameters are meant to be as accepting as possible .
 I 'm glad it can be of use to you !
 I can print hello world in python . I think ( if you do decide to release an update ) that you should automatically add conditions and actions comments .
 I definitely will be updating ProTRG , but I do n't know what you mean by condition and action comments .
 And it will be able to tell myUnit is not meant to be a LOCATION and throw an exception .
 Edit2 : I knew i forgot something ! EUD support ! Which parameters of which conditions does SCMDraft support extended units and extended players ?
 Post has been edited 3 time(s ) , last time on Jan 12 2010 , 11:22 pm by poiuy_qwert .
 Also , what about compiling multiple source files into a single project ? Do n't say " just run it for each file " because I like to do stuff like put variable declarations and code into separate files .
 Also , what 's a good way with Python in Notepad++ to make foldable blocks for hierarchically organizing large groups of triggers ? I could n't live without something like that .
 Post has been edited 5 time(s ) , last time on Jan 15 2010 , 9:01 am by Tuxedo - Templar .
 I did n't quite think this one through when making it . You can use Pythons built in import command but that only lets you import files with Python extensions ( not .txt or .protrg ) . I 'll add a specific pre - processor for ProTRG imports in the next version , which should be out fairly soon .
 This is my one problem with Notepad++ , custom highlighters ca nt use a Python based system for foldable blocks , which means using the ProTRG user defined highlighter will not give you the folding blocks . The only way to do it is to switch to using the built in Python highlighter . The problem in this case is the ProTRG specific keywords and stuff will no longer be highlighted and/or give autocomplete hints ( unless you can add the ProTRG stuff to the Python stuff , i 'll look into that the next time I can ) , but the reference.txt can be used in its place .
 I 'd be glad to know that at least someone is using it !
 Hmm . MacroTriggers uses a custom highlighter and managed foldable blocks by using block openers and closers within line comments ( // > to open , // < to close ) . Would doing something like that be an option ?
 Does your autocomplete let you fill in each of a function 's parameters one after the other ? If not , then it 's nigh useless anyway . I rarely use autocomplete with MacroTriggers since I can only autocomplete condition or action names ; not parameters . I use NP++ macros bound to numpad keys + Ctrl for the most common condition and action types , though , which is just about all I need .
 Post has been edited 4 time(s ) , last time on Jan 15 2010 , 11:40 pm by Tuxedo - Templar .
 Ah yes I forgot about that option . I 'll add that for the next release .
 The autocomplete is the same for any Notepad++ language API , there 's not really any way around it .
 I can print hello world in python .
 This is just perfect . I 'm spending my time today learning to use this .
 Oh yeah , this should be more flexible than MacroTriggers , which I 've been semi annoyed with due to Wormer not working on it , but since this is built on Python , there should be very few things that are annoying , comparatively . Also , make sure you add the collapsable comments ( // > // < ) because those really allow you to do serious organization , splitting trigger systems into functions , that can be tucked away neatly once finished , I ca n't begin to explain how wonderful making Mystic Islands has been with that ability .
 Well there is one thing that annoys me about APIs versus custom languages : Readability takes a major hit . Not that there are n't ways to compensate , and through them , perhaps even improve readability ... but at a cost . Doing that ventures into a territory solidly away from trigger making and into near - full fledged scripting . The complexity involved stands to become amped up significantly .
 Still . It is the ' right ' approach , if it 's trigger abstraction we 're going for . Though I 'd probably revert back to MacroTriggers if it were just upgraded a bit ( or maybe not ; I am starting to enjoy having regex again , now ) . Trigger making can ( and should ) be handled in only so many advanced ways , really . No matter how much scripting you wrap it with , triggers ca n't ( or should n't , I should say ) be turned into a scripting language themselves . You could get pretty darn close , though . A lot of Starcraft 's functions need to be handled much too intimately for proper abstraction , though .
 Simplicity and readability are still important goals , therefore .
 Post has been edited 6 time(s ) , last time on Jan 18 2010 , 4:11 am by Tuxedo - Templar .
 So I messed a little bit with this today , and here is one of the things I made . What this does , is it defines the function Hyper ( ) as a hyper trigger . Now , within the code I can call the function Hyper and it will output a hyper trigger for me . I can also use loops to call multiple amounts of hyper triggers . Here is my code that goes into the input .protrg file .
 Just thought I should share this , as some people might find it useful .
 Post has been edited 4 time(s ) , last time on Jan 18 2010 , 7:41 am by CecilSunkure .


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The flag in front our Tennessee elementary school says it all.
I first learned of the horrific events in Newtown, Connecticut from my iPad last Friday. I was lying on the couch nursing a bad case of bronchitis, reading an e-book when the NY Times alert jumped out at me. I checked out various sources online, flipped on the TV and called my neighbor. Both she and I are parents of elementary school aged sons. We too have children at a K-4 elementary school. We too have a buzz-in security system. We too have children anticipating the excitement of Christmas. Together, we cried and we prayed. Then I had to think about how to tell my 10 year old son.
I arrived at school a few minutes early Friday, got my visitor’s badge and sat quietly in the back of his classroom. His teacher gave her final Friday announcements to the group of 4th graders surrounding her on the floor as she sat in her special rocking chair. I couldn’t wait to hug my son and head out of school with him safe in my arms and then inside the car. Since both of us were recovering from “bugs” we decided to get a pizza and some Christmas movies and just “hang out” all evening by the Christmas tree. After we got the pizza, as we were driving home, I said very calmly, “I want you to hear this from me and not from the news or anybody else. A bad guy shot and killed 26 people at a Connecticut elementary school and then he shot himself.” My son, who is a very high-empathy child, responded: “Oh, that is terrible!” Then he and I immediately prayed for the families who had lost loved ones.
And from that point on our normally news-addicted household has been on a news fast. My husband was in complete agreement on this and we catch each other flipping channels and turning over newspapers when my son is nearby.
Talk with your spouse– Make sure he/she is on board with your joint communications about this very important issue.
Be calm– Your child will pick up on your anxiety or your calmness. As in any emergency, level heads prevail.
Remember you are their number one news source – Every child is different. You know yours better than anyone and how and what they can handle.
Be honest but brief– Do not go into any gory details. That would be far too much for a child’s young mind to absorb.
Take a news fast– When your child is around keep the TV off or tuned to something else.
Use this time to watch Christmas videos– We’ve watched “The Grinch” several times together as a family already.
Do not feel guilty about celebrating the holidays– (I got this tip from a mental health professional and think it is a good one.) We still must go on with our lives and our children, like all children, are excited about the coming holidays. Let them be kids!
Pray– With your child, let’s all keep praying for those families in Connecticut. And, while we’re at it, let’s pray for our country too.
Do you have other items to add to this list? Then please share them in the comments box below. Thank you and may God bless you and yours this holiday season.
I’ve noticed that with instant communication we get to thinking that what has happened elsewhere is bound and determined to happen to us. I wonder about that. When I was a kid, I might hear that someone got put out of school, or got into trouble with the law, or did a bad thing – it never occured to me (or to my parents) to treat it special or as if the world is scary, dangerous, and that “bad thing” would spread to us. Now it seems like everyone reacts as if it was at THEIR school. I honestly do not know if that is healthy. I realize it’s a totally different world. I think it is a good thing to underplay and stay away from news, not draw your children into it. And be a model for calm and for living without fear, too.
Sue, you raise an excellent point about the instant accessibility our communications gives us. I think it also terrorizes us for “copy cats” in these instances. Yes, calmness is the way to go.
I think a news fast is good for both the children and the adults. There is way too much wallowing in this and other tragedies by the media that goes beyond reproting. I agree that children will pick up on your emotions and you need to be a positive anchor for them.
Thanks for the back up on the news fast idea Bill. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas!

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The flag in front our Tennessee elementary school says it all .
 I first learned of the horrific events in Newtown , Connecticut from my iPad last Friday . I was lying on the couch nursing a bad case of bronchitis , reading an e - book when the NY Times alert jumped out at me . I checked out various sources online , flipped on the TV and called my neighbor . Both she and I are parents of elementary school aged sons . We too have children at a K-4 elementary school . We too have a buzz - in security system . We too have children anticipating the excitement of Christmas . Together , we cried and we prayed . Then I had to think about how to tell my 10 year old son .
 I arrived at school a few minutes early Friday , got my visitor ’s badge and sat quietly in the back of his classroom . His teacher gave her final Friday announcements to the group of 4th graders surrounding her on the floor as she sat in her special rocking chair . I could n’t wait to hug my son and head out of school with him safe in my arms and then inside the car . Since both of us were recovering from “ bugs ” we decided to get a pizza and some Christmas movies and just “ hang out ” all evening by the Christmas tree . After we got the pizza , as we were driving home , I said very calmly , “ I want you to hear this from me and not from the news or anybody else . A bad guy shot and killed 26 people at a Connecticut elementary school and then he shot himself . ” My son , who is a very high - empathy child , responded : “ Oh , that is terrible ! ” Then he and I immediately prayed for the families who had lost loved ones .
 And from that point on our normally news - addicted household has been on a news fast . My husband was in complete agreement on this and we catch each other flipping channels and turning over newspapers when my son is nearby .
 Talk with your spouse – Make sure he / she is on board with your joint communications about this very important issue .
 Be calm – Your child will pick up on your anxiety or your calmness . As in any emergency , level heads prevail .
 Remember you are their number one news source – Every child is different . You know yours better than anyone and how and what they can handle .
 Be honest but brief – Do not go into any gory details . That would be far too much for a child ’s young mind to absorb .
 Take a news fast – When your child is around keep the TV off or tuned to something else .
 Use this time to watch Christmas videos – We ’ve watched “ The Grinch ” several times together as a family already .
 Do not feel guilty about celebrating the holidays – ( I got this tip from a mental health professional and think it is a good one . ) We still must go on with our lives and our children , like all children , are excited about the coming holidays . Let them be kids !
 Pray – With your child , let ’s all keep praying for those families in Connecticut . And , while we ’re at it , let ’s pray for our country too .
 Do you have other items to add to this list ? Then please share them in the comments box below . Thank you and may God bless you and yours this holiday season .
 I ’ve noticed that with instant communication we get to thinking that what has happened elsewhere is bound and determined to happen to us . I wonder about that . When I was a kid , I might hear that someone got put out of school , or got into trouble with the law , or did a bad thing – it never occured to me ( or to my parents ) to treat it special or as if the world is scary , dangerous , and that “ bad thing ” would spread to us . Now it seems like everyone reacts as if it was at THEIR school . I honestly do not know if that is healthy . I realize it ’s a totally different world . I think it is a good thing to underplay and stay away from news , not draw your children into it . And be a model for calm and for living without fear , too .
 Sue , you raise an excellent point about the instant accessibility our communications gives us . I think it also terrorizes us for “ copy cats ” in these instances . Yes , calmness is the way to go .
 I think a news fast is good for both the children and the adults . There is way too much wallowing in this and other tragedies by the media that goes beyond reproting . I agree that children will pick up on your emotions and you need to be a positive anchor for them .
 Thanks for the back up on the news fast idea Bill . Wishing you a very Merry Christmas !


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Madame Tussauds’, the famous wax museum that attracts tourists from across the world in London, is all set to come to New Delhi.
Merlin Entertainments, the owner of the unique museum, announced that they will open a new venture for Bollywood stars in India’s capital city to celebrate India-UK Year of Culture in 2017.
Announced in London on the occasion of PM Narendra Modi’s visit, the initiative will mark the 70th anniversary of India’s Independence as well as promote India’s cultural ties with the UK. To take the idea one step ahead, a festival of India will also be held in the UK during that year.
The museum owners plan to invest $76m in India in the next 10 years to bring other attractions such as Sea Life aquariums and Legoland Discovery Centres to Indian cities.
In addition, two of the most iconic British texts will also tour India as part of the 2017 cultural exchange. These are Shakespeare’s First Folio and the 1225 edition of the Magna Carta.
The British Library will also digitise 200,000 pages of their South Asian archives, dating from 1714 to 1914 in order to make them accessible around the globe.
The globally acclaimed museum was first launched in London in 1835. Since then it has attracted over 500 million visitors to its doorsteps.
It gradually expanded to other cities like Amsterdam, Bangkok, New York, Las Vegas and many more.
The museum at London has seen immense popularity for some of the statues of Bollywood actors, the most famous ones being the obvious suspects – Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan.
“The great partnership between India and the UK extends beyond economic ties to the boards of The Bard and the beaches of Bollywood. We have some of the best cultural exports in the world – and it’s about time we celebrated this, together,” British Prime Minister David Cameron said.

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Madame Tussauds ’ , the famous wax museum that attracts tourists from across the world in London , is all set to come to New Delhi .
 Merlin Entertainments , the owner of the unique museum , announced that they will open a new venture for Bollywood stars in India ’s capital city to celebrate India - UK Year of Culture in 2017 .
 Announced in London on the occasion of PM Narendra Modi ’s visit , the initiative will mark the 70th anniversary of India ’s Independence as well as promote India ’s cultural ties with the UK . To take the idea one step ahead , a festival of India will also be held in the UK during that year .
 The museum owners plan to invest $ 76 m in India in the next 10 years to bring other attractions such as Sea Life aquariums and Legoland Discovery Centres to Indian cities .
 In addition , two of the most iconic British texts will also tour India as part of the 2017 cultural exchange . These are Shakespeare ’s First Folio and the 1225 edition of the Magna Carta .
 The British Library will also digitise 200,000 pages of their South Asian archives , dating from 1714 to 1914 in order to make them accessible around the globe .
 The globally acclaimed museum was first launched in London in 1835 . Since then it has attracted over 500 million visitors to its doorsteps .
 It gradually expanded to other cities like Amsterdam , Bangkok , New York , Las Vegas and many more .
 The museum at London has seen immense popularity for some of the statues of Bollywood actors , the most famous ones being the obvious suspects – Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan .
 “ The great partnership between India and the UK extends beyond economic ties to the boards of The Bard and the beaches of Bollywood . We have some of the best cultural exports in the world – and it ’s about time we celebrated this , together , ” British Prime Minister David Cameron said .


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The Power Clear 518 ZR features a Toro 4-cycle OHV 99cc engine, 18" clearing width, and Toro's exclusive Power Curve® System. These industry leaders are compact and perfect for clearing walks and driveways down to the pavement with ease and throw the snow up to 25 feet away.
Do you have any questions about Toro Snow Blower Power Clear 518 ZR (38472)?

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The Power Clear 518 ZR features a Toro 4 - cycle OHV 99cc engine , 18 " clearing width , and Toro 's exclusive Power Curve ® System . These industry leaders are compact and perfect for clearing walks and driveways down to the pavement with ease and throw the snow up to 25 feet away .
 Do you have any questions about Toro Snow Blower Power Clear 518 ZR ( 38472 ) ?


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a lump in your neck?
ATA Physician Members and our ATA Alliance Partners are available to meet with thyroid patients and their families during the forum. This program is free and open to the public, please register/confirm your participation here.
Please come if you have questions, symptoms, or concerns about a thyroid problem. We invite anyone who has had an overactive or underactive thyroid, thyroiditis, a thyroid nodule, thyroid cancer, or a family history of thyroid problems or related d isorders, including rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile diabetes, or pernicious anemia. Free educational materials will be available for all.
Reservations requested. Walk-ins welcome. E-mail thyroid@thyroid.org with any questions or requests for additional information.

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a lump in your neck ?
 ATA Physician Members and our ATA Alliance Partners are available to meet with thyroid patients and their families during the forum . This program is free and open to the public , please register / confirm your participation here .
 Please come if you have questions , symptoms , or concerns about a thyroid problem . We invite anyone who has had an overactive or underactive thyroid , thyroiditis , a thyroid nodule , thyroid cancer , or a family history of thyroid problems or related d isorders , including rheumatoid arthritis , juvenile diabetes , or pernicious anemia . Free educational materials will be available for all .
 Reservations requested . Walk - ins welcome . E - mail thyroid@thyroid.org with any questions or requests for additional information .


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Tonight’s AFC Asian Cup game between Japan and Jordan at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium has officially sold out.
AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015 Local Organising Committee CEO Michael Brown said the match would be the fourth sell-out of the tournament, following the opening match between Australia and Kuwait in Melbourne, Australia v Korea Republic in Brisbane and China v DPR Korea in Canberra.
“The support that Australians and visitors from across Asia have given this tournament has been phenomenal,” Mr Brown said.
“It is not only the numbers that they have turned out in, it is the colour, noise and passion they have bought to stadiums around Australia that has certainly been a highlight of this AFC Asian Cup.

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Tonight ’s AFC Asian Cup game between Japan and Jordan at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium has officially sold out .
 AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015 Local Organising Committee CEO Michael Brown said the match would be the fourth sell - out of the tournament , following the opening match between Australia and Kuwait in Melbourne , Australia v Korea Republic in Brisbane and China v DPR Korea in Canberra .
 “ The support that Australians and visitors from across Asia have given this tournament has been phenomenal , ” Mr Brown said .
 “ It is not only the numbers that they have turned out in , it is the colour , noise and passion they have bought to stadiums around Australia that has certainly been a highlight of this AFC Asian Cup .


text: Located in the heart of the bustling West 7th street Corridor of Fort Worth, Poag Mahone's Irish Pub is one of the city's premier night spots any night of the week. We offer a great atmosphere for watching your favorite sporting events. The pub boasts an incredible selection of beer, liquor and wine, fast and friendly service, a spacious patio, pool, darts, Golden Tee and other games. Come enjoy a pint of your favorite beer!

tokenized: Located in the heart of the bustling West 7th street Corridor of Fort Worth , Poag Mahone 's Irish Pub is one of the city 's premier night spots any night of the week . We offer a great atmosphere for watching your favorite sporting events . The pub boasts an incredible selection of beer , liquor and wine , fast and friendly service , a spacious patio , pool , darts , Golden Tee and other games . Come enjoy a pint of your favorite beer !


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The presentation looks at key areas of energy consumption within commercial buildings, and using case studies for a number of different sites will demonstrate energy savings and reduced carbon emissions achieved by upgrading both the fans and controls in buildings HVAC equipment.
Vincent will be covering EDF Energy’s energy solutions capabilities and successes as we strive to lower our carbon, achieve our climate targets and adapt to a more circular energy landscape.
The panel of registered ESOS Lead Assessors will present their experience from ESOS Phase 1 and share their views on how is ESOS received by the organisations. The panel will also discuss how organisations should prepare for ESOS Phase 2 which has a deadline on 5 December 2019.
To meet carbon commitments there are two future ‘heat’ worlds emerging. Should we move to hydrogen gas or electric heating? Each pathway has opportunities and consequences which need to be considered now as we approach the energy crossroads.
The presentation will focus on the demands businesses face from climate change report, decarbonisation targets and RE100, as well as, drawing upon new research released this year about end consumers perspective and their demands when purchasing products.
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR), the proposed carbon reporting scheme is set to replace the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), and its anticipated start date of April 2019 is approaching. This session offers guidance on how organisations can prepare, what will be the qualifying criteria and how the new reporting framework will benefit the companies.
Transport expenditure can be a significant cost burden for many organisations. This session is designed to provide the audience with an overview of transport audits methodologies and tools to ultimately reduce transport cost and to achieve efficiency.
The Government has set out an ambitious plan to move to electric vehicles. But, is the lack of infrastructure holding things back? The panel discusses the challenges of delivering electric vehicle charging points in practice and how to overcome the challenges and deliver the infrastructure needed.
A case study presentation on how upgrading to modular boilers can help with the refurbishment of older buildings. The session focuses on overcoming the challenges of a listed building refurbishment and how St Paul’s Cathedral in London recently saved 40% on their gas consumption with a Hamworthy modular boiler solution.
This session brings together senior energy managers who will discuss the challenges and solutions to a successful implementation of an energy management strategy.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution – How Will it Impact Energy?
Ivan Kristian Pedersen will discuss the Fourth Industrial Revolution, how this is a period during which technology, science, engineering and innovation all develop at an exponential rate. He will discuss what this means for the energy sector, businesses and how the Energy Manager’s role is evolving to keep up with this change.
The panel of registered ESOS Lead Assessors presents their experience from ESOS Phase 1 and share their views on how is ESOS received by the organisations. The panel also discusses how organisations should prepare for ESOS Phase 2 which has a deadline on 5 December 2019.
The session will focus on a risk based approach for the management and continuity of Utilities; and the development of a risk register as a tool to match threats, opportunities, innovation and collaboration whilst applying the most appropriate response strategy e.g. mitigate, contingency, avoid etc. to manage and control the risk within agreed appetite limits.
The session will explain how by starting small and focusing on replacing the pumps first with new variable speed, high efficiency pumps and continuous system performance monitoring is delivering improved system efficiency, reduced energy usage, saving cost and reducing CO2 emissions at the recently upgraded plant room facility at the National Grid site in Homer Road, Solihull, Birmingham.
Good news. Your business has committed to running on renewable energy. Now your challenge is finding the best way to source it. How do you set up a reliable, cost-effective supply that fits with your corporate values? This is how to work out the answer.
The session explores the different paths that lead to a career in energy management and what those who have chosen this awarding career found helpful in their career progression.
An energy audit is an important tool for identifying energy efficiency potential and measures. Yet, when it comes to companies outsourcing energy management, energy auditing sits at the top of the outsourcing list. This session offers practical steps and tips on how to deliver energy audits and the basics of how to make sense of the findings.
2018 sees the release of the latest version of the international standard for Energy Management, ISO 50001. The panel briefly covers the main changes to the standard, but the main focus is on what organisations should take into account when considering the certification.
As we transition to a low carbon energy system we are at a crossroads in terms of the costs of providing energy vs the carbon emissions that emanate from that energy. Hear through the drivers of this market and the opportunities that exist within it.
This session will explain the background to a decision to adopt an energy management system to achieve compliance with ESOS, the implementation experience and lessons learnt from this route to compliance.
Case Study on how cold store energy savings were identified by a focus on reducing energy by collection and analysis of data.
The role of the public sector leadership in reducing emissions should be key. The presentation focuses on how the public sector, including government, must go further faster, to mobilise action across sectors by setting best practice examples.

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The presentation looks at key areas of energy consumption within commercial buildings , and using case studies for a number of different sites will demonstrate energy savings and reduced carbon emissions achieved by upgrading both the fans and controls in buildings HVAC equipment .
 Vincent will be covering EDF Energy ’s energy solutions capabilities and successes as we strive to lower our carbon , achieve our climate targets and adapt to a more circular energy landscape .
 The panel of registered ESOS Lead Assessors will present their experience from ESOS Phase 1 and share their views on how is ESOS received by the organisations . The panel will also discuss how organisations should prepare for ESOS Phase 2 which has a deadline on 5 December 2019 .
 To meet carbon commitments there are two future ‘ heat ’ worlds emerging . Should we move to hydrogen gas or electric heating ? Each pathway has opportunities and consequences which need to be considered now as we approach the energy crossroads .
 The presentation will focus on the demands businesses face from climate change report , decarbonisation targets and RE100 , as well as , drawing upon new research released this year about end consumers perspective and their demands when purchasing products .
 Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting ( SECR ) , the proposed carbon reporting scheme is set to replace the Carbon Reduction Commitment ( CRC ) , and its anticipated start date of April 2019 is approaching . This session offers guidance on how organisations can prepare , what will be the qualifying criteria and how the new reporting framework will benefit the companies .
 Transport expenditure can be a significant cost burden for many organisations . This session is designed to provide the audience with an overview of transport audits methodologies and tools to ultimately reduce transport cost and to achieve efficiency .
 The Government has set out an ambitious plan to move to electric vehicles . But , is the lack of infrastructure holding things back ? The panel discusses the challenges of delivering electric vehicle charging points in practice and how to overcome the challenges and deliver the infrastructure needed .
 A case study presentation on how upgrading to modular boilers can help with the refurbishment of older buildings . The session focuses on overcoming the challenges of a listed building refurbishment and how St Paul ’s Cathedral in London recently saved 40 % on their gas consumption with a Hamworthy modular boiler solution .
 This session brings together senior energy managers who will discuss the challenges and solutions to a successful implementation of an energy management strategy .
 The Fourth Industrial Revolution – How Will it Impact Energy ?
 Ivan Kristian Pedersen will discuss the Fourth Industrial Revolution , how this is a period during which technology , science , engineering and innovation all develop at an exponential rate . He will discuss what this means for the energy sector , businesses and how the Energy Manager ’s role is evolving to keep up with this change .
 The panel of registered ESOS Lead Assessors presents their experience from ESOS Phase 1 and share their views on how is ESOS received by the organisations . The panel also discusses how organisations should prepare for ESOS Phase 2 which has a deadline on 5 December 2019 .
 The session will focus on a risk based approach for the management and continuity of Utilities ; and the development of a risk register as a tool to match threats , opportunities , innovation and collaboration whilst applying the most appropriate response strategy e.g. mitigate , contingency , avoid etc . to manage and control the risk within agreed appetite limits .
 The session will explain how by starting small and focusing on replacing the pumps first with new variable speed , high efficiency pumps and continuous system performance monitoring is delivering improved system efficiency , reduced energy usage , saving cost and reducing CO2 emissions at the recently upgraded plant room facility at the National Grid site in Homer Road , Solihull , Birmingham .
 Good news . Your business has committed to running on renewable energy . Now your challenge is finding the best way to source it . How do you set up a reliable , cost - effective supply that fits with your corporate values ? This is how to work out the answer .
 The session explores the different paths that lead to a career in energy management and what those who have chosen this awarding career found helpful in their career progression .
 An energy audit is an important tool for identifying energy efficiency potential and measures . Yet , when it comes to companies outsourcing energy management , energy auditing sits at the top of the outsourcing list . This session offers practical steps and tips on how to deliver energy audits and the basics of how to make sense of the findings .
 2018 sees the release of the latest version of the international standard for Energy Management , ISO 50001 . The panel briefly covers the main changes to the standard , but the main focus is on what organisations should take into account when considering the certification .
 As we transition to a low carbon energy system we are at a crossroads in terms of the costs of providing energy vs the carbon emissions that emanate from that energy . Hear through the drivers of this market and the opportunities that exist within it .
 This session will explain the background to a decision to adopt an energy management system to achieve compliance with ESOS , the implementation experience and lessons learnt from this route to compliance .
 Case Study on how cold store energy savings were identified by a focus on reducing energy by collection and analysis of data .
 The role of the public sector leadership in reducing emissions should be key . The presentation focuses on how the public sector , including government , must go further faster , to mobilise action across sectors by setting best practice examples .


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The city of Fort Wayne, Ind., extended the bid date for prequalified bidders to Feb. 2 for the $150-million Combined Sewer Overflow Reduction Tunnel Works, bid package 1, part of the Three Rivers Protection and Overflow Reduction Tunnel (3RPORT) project. Expected to begin in March, the project includes 24,500 ft of 16-ft-dia tunnel, seven drop shafts, one drop structure within the retrieval shaft, six 7-ft-dia adits and a diversion structure and consolidation sewer. City of Fort Wayne Board of Public Works, 200 E. Berry St., Ste. 240, Fort Wayne, Ind., 46802. DR#16-00483525.
Riverside Local Schools in Ohio requests qualifications from construction management firms by Feb. 10—extended from Jan. 25—to construct two elementary schools in Concord and Painesville. Each school will be approximately 73,270 sq ft and house around 650 students. Total budget for each is estimated at $17.1 million. Work also includes abatement and demolition of four schools, expected to cost $1.8 million. Selection of the construction manager will occur in March, and construction is anticipated for 2018-2019. Riverside Local Schools, 2096 County Rd. 24 S., De Graff, Ohio, 43318. DR#16-00730017.
The city of Chicago seeks bids for the reconstruction of runway 9C-27C. The estimated $80-million to $120-million project, part of the O’Hare Modernization Plan, will construct the central and western portions of Runway 9C-27C and associated taxiways. The project also includes work associated with the decommissioning of Runway 15-33 and conversion of the former runway to a taxiway. City of Chicago, 121 N La Salle St., Rm. 103, Chicago, 60602. DR#16-00732131.

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The city of Fort Wayne , Ind. , extended the bid date for prequalified bidders to Feb. 2 for the $ 150 - million Combined Sewer Overflow Reduction Tunnel Works , bid package 1 , part of the Three Rivers Protection and Overflow Reduction Tunnel ( 3RPORT ) project . Expected to begin in March , the project includes 24,500 ft of 16 - ft - dia tunnel , seven drop shafts , one drop structure within the retrieval shaft , six 7 - ft - dia adits and a diversion structure and consolidation sewer . City of Fort Wayne Board of Public Works , 200 E. Berry St. , Ste . 240 , Fort Wayne , Ind. , 46802 . DR#16 - 00483525 .
 Riverside Local Schools in Ohio requests qualifications from construction management firms by Feb. 10 — extended from Jan. 25 — to construct two elementary schools in Concord and Painesville . Each school will be approximately 73,270 sq ft and house around 650 students . Total budget for each is estimated at $ 17.1 million . Work also includes abatement and demolition of four schools , expected to cost $ 1.8 million . Selection of the construction manager will occur in March , and construction is anticipated for 2018 - 2019 . Riverside Local Schools , 2096 County Rd . 24 S. , De Graff , Ohio , 43318 . DR#16 - 00730017 .
 The city of Chicago seeks bids for the reconstruction of runway 9C-27C. The estimated $ 80 - million to $ 120 - million project , part of the O’Hare Modernization Plan , will construct the central and western portions of Runway 9C-27C and associated taxiways . The project also includes work associated with the decommissioning of Runway 15 - 33 and conversion of the former runway to a taxiway . City of Chicago , 121 N La Salle St. , Rm . 103 , Chicago , 60602 . DR#16 - 00732131 .


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Need For Speed Most Wanted is an open world racing game set around Fairhaven, racing against numerous opponents at the same time as trying to out drive the cops chasing you. It is the nineteenth instalment in the series.
Discover the open roads of Fairhaven in the fastest most beautiful cars in the world, including BMW’s Ferraris and Porches, and upgrade them as you go along.
Speed around Fairhaven finding secret locations shortcuts and jumps.
As you gain speed points you increase your speed level and even better unlock modifications for your cars. As you modify your cars you will enhance your car and improve your drive.
Because need for speed most wanted records everything you do it means that you can have challenges against your friends and try to outdo each other by trying out time trials in Fairhaven, you can send challenges to your friends even when they are not online.

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Need For Speed Most Wanted is an open world racing game set around Fairhaven , racing against numerous opponents at the same time as trying to out drive the cops chasing you . It is the nineteenth instalment in the series .
 Discover the open roads of Fairhaven in the fastest most beautiful cars in the world , including BMW ’s Ferraris and Porches , and upgrade them as you go along .
 Speed around Fairhaven finding secret locations shortcuts and jumps .
 As you gain speed points you increase your speed level and even better unlock modifications for your cars . As you modify your cars you will enhance your car and improve your drive .
 Because need for speed most wanted records everything you do it means that you can have challenges against your friends and try to outdo each other by trying out time trials in Fairhaven , you can send challenges to your friends even when they are not online .