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Thanks Kurt, sounds like you have a good grasp on the balance of cultivating information but also taking action.Castlebridge Handball Club are holding a table quiz fundraiser Tuesday 28th of February 2017 at 8:30pm in the Porter House Castlebridge. All the proceeds will go towards replacing the existing roof and lights. Castlebridge Handball Club Committee would greatly appreciate your support on the night. Raffle and spot prizes also on the night.
Contact David Kenny or Virginia Rossiter to enter a team.Huge lot of comic books. Marvel and many different publishers. Over 1600 comic books in plastic. The item "Huge Lot Of Comic Books In Plastic Over 1600" is in sale since Wednesday, March 29, 2017.
This item is in the category "Collectibles\Comics\Collections". The seller is "kmneas" and is located in Centreville, Virginia. This item can't be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.Haiti Trip Photo Journal part 1
Here are a few pics of the happenings of our first 4 days in Haiti.
Laura and Matt take some time to reflect on their initial impressions of Haiti in the dining room of the guest house we all stayed in.
A couple shots of the view from the guest house balcony. Obviously, we stayed in one of the more well-to-do areas of town.
We visited a few schools that are connected to churches and are a part of the Latin American Child Care ministry that sponsors children to help them get an education. At this particular location, the younger children learn outside. However, a brand new building began construction for them the day we left.
We got to try some fresh coconut!
Pastor Cange, our host on the right treated us on our trip to the beach with his family, and many youth from churches around Port-au-Prince. Yum!
Disney+ has released the new Marvel’s 616 trailer, and it’s indeed a fan rejoice.
Marvel’s cinematic function’s tremendous growth, starting from The Avengers to Guardians of the Galaxy to Black Panther, has gained fans all over the universe. Disney+’s new outcome Marvel’s 616‘s was about to release on November 20, 2020.
The series will have eight episodes, and each one focused on a different story. The episodes expose Marvel’s legacy and its primary focus.
It enhances the fan’s love towards Marvel’s productions and reflects the show right outside the window. Pop culture and storytelling were the significant intersections that have different characters working in the future.
It’s time for the Marvel fans to sit and watch the charismatic presence of the story. That brings in the overwhelmed screenplay and insight of some of the favorite characters.
This will showcase the dynamic featuring that has been showcased throughout the episode.
Marvel’s 616 is produced by Marvel New Media with Supper Club.
The series is produced by Joe Quesada, Shane Rahmani, Sarah Amos, John Cerilli, Harry Go, and Stephen Wacker for Marvel.
Disney’s Direct-to-Consumer and International (DTCI) segment, Disney+, is streaming on most internet-connected devices.
It offers the packages without any commercial programs added to it.
Marvel has updated the Marvel’s 616 trailer release on its official Instagram page. The poster stated that the series contains eight different stories made by other filmmakers. It remains to be the original documentary of all Marvel releases, which is so far cherished by the Marvel fans.
A Japanese spiderman series will be the primary focus of the first episode, which is infamous.
It is said that the documentary will be the most significant gift to all the fans. Its screenplay and story will enhance the love for Marvel, which would hit heights. Predominantly the stories are based on the favorite characters of Marvel. It’s time for the big screen telecast of the awaited Marvel documentary.
User gait phase estimation plays a key role for the seamless control of the lower-limb robotic assistive devices (e.g., exoskeletons or prostheses) during ambulation. To achieve this, several studies have attempted to estimate the gait phase using a thigh or shank angle. However, their estimation resulted in some deviation from the actual walking and varied across the walking speeds. In this study, we investigated the different setups using for the machine learning approach to obtain more accurate and consistent gait phase estimation for the robotic transfemoral prosthesis over different walking speeds. Considering the transfemoral prosthetic application, we proposed two different sensor setups: i) the angular positions and velocities of both thigh and torso (S1) and ii) the angular positions and velocities of both thigh and torso, and heel force data (S2). The proposed setups and method are experimentally evaluated with three healthy young subjects at four different walking speeds: 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0 m/s. Both results showed robust and accurate gait phase estimation with respect to the ground truth (loss value of S1: 4.54e-03 Vs. S2: 4.70e-03). S1 had the advantage of a simple equipment setup using only two IMUs, while S2 had the advantage of estimating more accurate heel-strikes than S1 by using additional heel force data. The choice between the two sensor setups can depend on the researchers’ preference in consideration of the device setup or the focus of the interest.
#include "stdafx.h"

#include "BatchEventProcessorTestsFixture.h"


using namespace Disruptor;
using namespace Disruptor::Tests;


BOOST_AUTO_TEST_SUITE(BatchEventProcessorTests);

BOOST_FIXTURE_TEST_CASE(ShouldThrowExceptionOnSettingNullExceptionHandler, BatchEventProcessorTestsFixture)
{
    BOOST_CHECK_THROW(m_batchEventProcessor->setExceptionHandler(nullptr), ArgumentNullException);
}

BOOST_FIXTURE_TEST_CASE(ShouldCallMethodsInLifecycleOrder, BatchEventProcessorTestsFixture)
{
    EXPECT_CALL(*m_batchHandlerMock, onEvent((*m_ringBuffer)[0], 0, true)).WillOnce(testing::Invoke([this](StubEvent&, std::int64_t, bool)
    {
        m_countDownEvent.signal();
    }));

    std::thread thread([this] { m_batchEventProcessor->run(); });

    BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(-1, m_batchEventProcessor->sequence()->value());

    m_ringBuffer->publish(m_ringBuffer->next());

    BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(m_countDownEvent.wait(std::chrono::milliseconds(50)), true);
    m_batchEventProcessor->halt();
    thread.join();
}

BOOST_FIXTURE_TEST_CASE(ShouldCallMethodsInLifecycleOrderForBatch, BatchEventProcessorTestsFixture)
{
    EXPECT_CALL(*m_batchHandlerMock, onEvent((*m_ringBuffer)[0], 0, false)).Times(1);
    EXPECT_CALL(*m_batchHandlerMock, onEvent((*m_ringBuffer)[1], 1, false)).Times(1);
    EXPECT_CALL(*m_batchHandlerMock, onEvent((*m_ringBuffer)[2], 2, true)).WillOnce(testing::Invoke([this](StubEvent&, std::int64_t, bool)
    {
        m_countDownEvent.signal();
    }));

    m_ringBuffer->publish(m_ringBuffer->next());
    m_ringBuffer->publish(m_ringBuffer->next());
    m_ringBuffer->publish(m_ringBuffer->next());

    std::thread thread([this] { m_batchEventProcessor->run(); });

    BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(m_countDownEvent.wait(std::chrono::milliseconds(50)), true);
    m_batchEventProcessor->halt();
    thread.join();
}

BOOST_FIXTURE_TEST_CASE(ShouldCallExceptionHandlerOnUncaughtException, BatchEventProcessorTestsFixture)
{
    InvalidOperationException ex("BatchEventProcessorTests.ShouldCallExceptionHandlerOnUncaughtException");
    m_batchEventProcessor->setExceptionHandler(m_excpetionHandlerMock);
    
    EXPECT_CALL(*m_batchHandlerMock, onEvent((*m_ringBuffer)[0], 0, true)).WillRepeatedly(testing::Throw(ex));

    EXPECT_CALL(*m_excpetionHandlerMock, handleEventException(testing::_, 0, (*m_ringBuffer)[0]))
       .WillRepeatedly(testing::Invoke([&](const std::exception& lException, std::int64_t, StubEvent&)
        {
            BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(lException.what(), ex.what());
            m_countDownEvent.signal();
