Class GrainClient
Client runtime for connecting to Orleans system
Inheritance
Namespace: Orleans
Assembly: Orleans.Core.Legacy.dll
Syntax
public static class GrainClient : object
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceClientInvokeCallback
Global pre-call interceptor function
Synchronous callback made just before a message is about to be constructed and sent by a client to a grain.
This call will be made from the same thread that constructs the message to be sent, so any thread-local settings
such as Orleans.RequestContext
will be picked up.
The action receives an InvokeMethodRequest with details of the method to be invoked, including InterfaceId and MethodId,
and a IGrain which is the GrainReference this request is being sent through
Declaration
public static ClientInvokeCallback ClientInvokeCallback { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ClientInvokeCallback |
Remarks
This callback method should return promptly and do a minimum of work, to avoid blocking calling thread or impacting throughput.
ConfigureLoggingDelegate
delegate to configure logging, default to none logger configured
Declaration
public static Action<ILoggingBuilder> ConfigureLoggingDelegate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Action<ILoggingBuilder> |
GrainFactory
Declaration
public static IGrainFactory GrainFactory { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IGrainFactory |
Instance
Declaration
public static IClusterClient Instance { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IClusterClient |
IsInitialized
Whether the client runtime has already been initialized
Declaration
public static bool IsInitialized { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
|
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetResponseTimeout()
Get a timeout of responses on this Orleans client.
Declaration
public static TimeSpan GetResponseTimeout()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TimeSpan | The response timeout. |
GetStreamProvider(String)
Declaration
public static IStreamProvider GetStreamProvider(string name)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | name |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IStreamProvider |
HardKill()
Test hook to uninitialize client without cleanup
Declaration
public static void HardKill()
Initialize()
Initializes the client runtime from the standard client configuration file.
Declaration
public static void Initialize()
Initialize(FileInfo)
Initializes the client runtime from the provided client configuration file. If an error occurs reading the specified configuration file, the initialization fails.
Declaration
public static void Initialize(FileInfo configFile)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| FileInfo | configFile | The client configuration file. |
Initialize(IPEndPoint, Boolean)
Initializes the client runtime from the standard client configuration file using the provided gateway address. Any gateway addresses specified in the config file will be ignored and the provided gateway address wil be used instead.
Declaration
public static void Initialize(IPEndPoint gatewayAddress, bool overrideConfig = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IPEndPoint | gatewayAddress | IP address and port of the gateway silo |
| System.Boolean | overrideConfig | Whether the specified gateway endpoint should override / replace the values from config file, or be additive |
Initialize(ClientConfiguration)
Initializes the client runtime from the provided client configuration object. If the configuration object is null, the initialization fails.
Declaration
public static void Initialize(ClientConfiguration config)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ClientConfiguration | config | A ClientConfiguration object. |
Initialize(String)
Initializes the client runtime from the provided client configuration file. If an error occurs reading the specified configuration file, the initialization fails.
Declaration
public static void Initialize(string configFilePath)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | configFilePath | A relative or absolute pathname for the client configuration file. |
SetResponseTimeout(TimeSpan)
Set a timeout for responses on this Orleans client.
Declaration
public static void SetResponseTimeout(TimeSpan timeout)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TimeSpan | timeout |
Uninitialize()
Uninitializes client runtime.
Declaration
public static void Uninitialize()
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceClusterConnectionLost
Declaration
public static event ConnectionToClusterLostHandler ClusterConnectionLost
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConnectionToClusterLostHandler |


Gensim
Automatic summarization using Gensim
This module automatically summarizes the given text, by extracting one or more important sentences from the text. In a similar way, it can also extract keywords. This tutorial will teach you to use this summarization module via some examples. First, we will try a small example, then we will try two larger ones, and then we will review the performance of the summarizer in terms of speed.
This summarizer is based on the “TextRank” algorithm, from an article by Mihalcea et al. This algorithm was later improved upon by Barrios et al. in another article, by introducing something called a “BM25 ranking function”.
This tutorial assumes that you are familiar with Python and have installed Gensim.
Note: Gensim’s summarization only works for English for now, because the text is pre-processed so that stopwords are removed and the words are stemmed, and these processes are language-dependent.
Small example
First of all, we import the function “summarize”.
# import logging
# logging.basicConfig(format='%(asctime)s : %(levelname)s : %(message)s', level=logging.INFO)
from gensim.summarization import summarize
We will try summarizing a small toy example; later we will use a larger piece of text. In reality, the text is too small, but it suffices as an illustrative example.
text = "Thomas A. Anderson is a man living two lives. By day he is an " + \
"average computer programmer and by night a hacker known as " + \
"Neo. Neo has always questioned his reality, but the truth is " + \
"far beyond his imagination. Neo finds himself targeted by the " + \
"police when he is contacted by Morpheus, a legendary computer " + \
"hacker branded a terrorist by the government.  As a rebel against the machines, Neo must return to " + \
"the Matrix and confront the agents: super-powerful computer " + \
"programs devoted to snuffing out Neo and the entire human " + \
"rebellion. "
print ('Input text:')
print (text)
To summarize this text, we pass the raw string data as input to the function “summarize”, and it will return a summary.
Note: make sure that the string does not contain any newlines where the line breaks in a sentence. A sentence with a newline in it (i.e. a carriage return, “\n”) will be treated as two sentences.
print ('Summary:')
print (summarize(text))
Use the “split” option if you want a list of strings instead of a single string.
print(summarize(text, split=True))
You can adjust how much text the summarizer outputs via the “ratio” parameter or the “word_count” parameter. Using the “ratio” parameter, you specify what fraction of sentences in the original text should be returned as output. Below we specify that we want 50% of the original text (the default is 20%).
print ('Summary:')
print (summarize(text, ratio=0.5))
Using the “word_count” parameter, we specify the maximum amount of words we want in the summary. Below we have specified that we want no more than 50 words.
print ('Summary:')
print (summarize(text, word_count=50))
As mentioned earlier, this module also supports keyword extraction. Keyword extraction works in the same way as summary generation (i.e. sentence extraction), in that the algorithm tries to find words that are important or seem representative of the entire text. They keywords are not always single words; in the case of multi-word keywords, they are typically all nouns.
from gensim.summarization import keywords
print ('Keywords:')
print (keywords(text))
Larger example
Let us try an example with a larger piece of text. We will be using a synopsis of the movie “The Matrix”, which we have taken from this IMDb page.
In the code below, we read the text file directly from a web-page using “requests”. Then we produce a summary and some keywords.
with open('./data/the_matrix_synopsis.txt', 'r') as file:
text=file.read()
print ('Summary:')
print (summarize(text, ratio=0.01))
print ('\nKeywords:')
print (keywords(text, ratio=0.01))
If you know this movie, you see that this summary is actually quite good. We also see that some of the most important characters (Neo, Morpheus, Trinity) were extracted as keywords.
Another example
Let’s try an example similar to the one above. This time, we will use the IMDb synopsis of “The Big Lebowski”.
Again, we download the text and produce a summary and some keywords.
with open('./data/the_big_lebowski_synopsis.txt', 'r') as file:
text=file.read()
print ('Summary:')
print (summarize(text, ratio=0.01))
print ('\nKeywords:')
print (keywords(text, ratio=0.01))
This time around, the summary is not of high quality, as it does not tell us much about the movie. In a way, this might not be the algorithms fault, rather this text simply doesn’t contain one or two sentences that capture the essence of the text as in “The Matrix” synopsis.
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Installation¶
Note
ETK only supports Python 3 and it’s tested under Python 3.6.
pip¶
Using pip to install:
pip install etk
If you want to update ETK:
pip install -U etk
Generally, it’s recommended to install packages in a virtual environment:
python3 -m venv etk2_env
source etk2_env/bin/activate
pip install etk
Load the spacy modules:
python -m spacy download en_core_web_sm
python -m spacy download en_core_web_lg
Install from source¶
The other way to install ETK is to clone from GitHub repository and build it from source:
git clone https://github.com/usc-isi-i2/etk.git
pip install -e .
Install ETK from source and install packages in a virtual environment:
git clone https://github.com/usc-isi-i2/etk.git
cd etk
python3 -m venv etk2_env
source activate etk2_env
pip install -e .
Load the spacy modules:
python -m spacy download en_core_web_sm
python -m spacy download en_core_web_lg


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s - go away from camera focus
a - rotate left around camera focus
d - rotate right around camera focus


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Disciplines and Domains
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| Electromagnetic Theory | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java(1.6.0-65), IcedTea 2.5.3, Java 3D (1.5.2) |
| Computer Science & Engineering | ||
| Lab | Institute | Client side Dependency |
| Analog CMOS VLSI Circuit Design | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java, IcedTea plugin |
| Data Structures | IIIT HYDERABAD | Adobe Flash Plugin |
| Computer Organization | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java(1.7.0-65), IcedTea plugin, Adobe Flash Plugin |
| VLSI | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java(1.7.0-65) |
| Digital Logic Design | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java(1.7.0-65), IcedTea plugin |
| Speech Signal Processing | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java(1.7.0-65), IcedTea plugin |
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| Artificial Neural Networks | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java(1.7.0-65), IcedTea plugin |
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| Cryptography Lab | IIIT HYDERABAD | None |
| Computer Programming Lab | IIIT HYDERABAD | None |
| Principles of Programming Languages | IIIT HYDERABAD | None |
| Data Mining | IIIT HYDERABAD | None |
| Linux Lab | IIIT HYDERABAD | None |
| Image Processing | IIIT HYDERABAD | None |
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| Virtual Advanced VLSI Lab | IIIT HYDERABAD | None |
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| Basic Structural Analysis Lab | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java 3D (1.5.2), Adobe Flash Plugin, Java(1.7.0-65), IcedTea plugin |
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| Colloid and Surface Chemistry | IIIT HYDERABAD | Adobe Flash Plugin |
| Molecular Absorption Spectroscopy | IIIT HYDERABAD | Adobe Flash Plugin |
| Circular Dichroism Spectroscopy | IIIT HYDERABAD | Adobe Flash Plugin |
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| Physical Chemistry Virtual Lab | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java(1.7.0-65), Java 3D (1.5.2), Adobe Flash Plugin |
| Molecular Florescence Spectroscopy | IIIT HYDERABAD | Adobe Flash Plugin |
| Quantum Chemistry | IIIT HYDERABAD | Java(1.7.0-65), IcedTea plugin |
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Support¶
Donations are very appreciated. Smaller donations, could fund a latté, during a late night meddling code. While larger donations, could fund further research, by assisting the cost for the following:
- server(s): this could be made open to the public, and implementing machine-learning.
- peripheral device(s): these device(s) could connect to the machine-learning server(s):
- raspberry pi: these devices could communicate to the machine-learning server(s), or peripheral device(s).
- xbee chip: these chips could implement the zigbee wireless protocol, allowing peripheral device(s) to transmit data between one another, and finally to the machine-learning server(s).
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If you're confused about git, Github and version control, don't worry: I'm hoping to help explain it to you in this blog post.
I only started my Dev Bootcamp program a week ago, so I've only been coding for a week. Be that as it may, I have already learned cool things about the world of "coding."
It makes a lot of sense for programmers to use version control. Git is just one type of version control -- just like how Kleenex is actually just one brand of tissue. Version control, more generally, is vital for programmers who want to edit a file simultaneously. By using GitHub, an entire team can submit their changes to a file in an organized way.
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Install & Configure Eclipse
Install Git for Windows
On Windows, the git
command is available in the
Git for Windows package.
It also comes with a minimal POSIX environment. To access it, start
the bash.exe
program.
Install Sourcetree
For a convenient access to Git, it is recommended to install Sourcetree, available for macOS and Windows.
For GNU/Linux, either use GitKraken, or directly the command line Git.
Install Java
Starting with Eclipse 2020-09, the minimum requirement is Java 11. The builds running on the Eclipse infrastructure currently use AdoptOpenJDK version 11 (LTS). For consistency reasons, it is recommended to install the same version.
Starting with 2020-09, Eclipse itself includes a JRE instance, and for normal use it no longer needs a separate Java. However, active development requires JDK; JRE is not enough, without JDK it is not possible to compile the plug-ins and run debug sessions.
Windows
Go to the AdoptOpenJDK download page:
- download the jdk-11* macOS .pkg file (surprisingly, the .tar.gz is not an usual archive; it includes the macOS package, and requires even more efforts to use)
- double click it to start the install; it’ll go into
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/adoptopenjdk-11.jdk
.
linux
Prepare folders
- in a place of you choice (like
${HOME}/Work
), create a foldereclipse-embed-cdt.github
- inside it create a folder
develop
mkdir -p "${HOME}/Work/eclipse-embed-cdt.github/develop"
Install Eclipse IDE for Eclipse Committers
This instance of Eclipse is specialised for Eclipse plug-ins development. The recommened version is 2020-09.
Windows
Go to the 2020-09 download page:
- identify the Eclipse IDE for Eclipse Committers section
- download the macOS binary
(for example
eclipse-cpp-2020-09-R-macosx-cocoa-x86_64.dmg
) - double click on the .dmg image file
- drag and drop the
Eclipse.app
into theeclipse-embed-cdt.github/develop
folder - remove the
com.apple.quarantine
attribute:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine Eclipse.app
- rename
Eclipse.app
toEclipse-committers-2020-09.app
linux
Start the new Eclipse
- in the
.../eclipse-embed-cdt.github/develop
folder create a new workspace namedeclipse-committers-2020-09-workspace
(note: be sure you create the workspace where you need it to be, since moving later is generally not supported by Eclipse; if you need this, preferably create a new workspace) - check Use this as default…
- check if you installed the right Eclipse; go to the Eclipse menu → Help (Eclipse on macOS) → About Eclipse and the first line should read Eclipse IDE for Eclipse Committers
Set Java 11 as default
- in the Eclipse menu → (Window →) Preferences → Java → Installed JREs
- Add → Standard VM
- JRE Home: select the
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_221.jdk/Contents/Home
folder - JRE name: AdoptOpenJDK 11
- JRE Home: select the
- click the Apply button
- Add → Standard VM
- in the Eclipse menu → (Window →) Preferences → Java → Installed JREs → Execution Environments
- in the left pane select JavaSE-11
- in the right pane select AdoptOpenJDK 11
- click the Apply and Close button
- in the Eclipse menu → (Window →) Preferences → Java → Compiler
- Compiler compliance level: select 11
- click the Apply and Close button
Install several Eclipse plug-ins
- Help → Install New Software
- Work with:
2020-09 - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/2020-09
- In Application Development Framework
- optional Eclipse Project SDK
- In Mobile and Device Development
- select C/C++ GCC Cross Compile Support
- select C/C++ GDB Hardware Debugging
- select C/C++ Memory View Enhancements
- In Programming Languages
- optional C/C++ Autotools
- select C/C++ Development Tools
- select C/C++ Development Tools SDK
- optional C/C++ Docker Container Launch Support
- optional C/C++ LLVM-Family
- optional C/C++ Unit Testing Support
- In Web, XML, Java and OSGi Enterprise Development
- select Eclipse XML Editors and Tools
- select Eclipse XSL Development Tools
- select JavaScript Development Tools
- click the Next button
- accept the terms of the license agreement
- click the Finish button
- In Application Development Framework
- wait for the new plug-ins to be installed (in background, see status line)
- Work with:
- restart
- click the Workspace button in the top right corner
Install base API CDT 10.0.0
- go to CDT download page,
and download
cdt-10.0.0.zip
(for compatibility with Eclipse 2020-09) - unpack the archive
- move the new
cdt-10.0.0
folder into thedevelop
folder - in the Eclipse menu → (Window →) Preferences → Plug-in Development
→ Target Platform
- click the Add… button
- select Nothing: Start with an empty target
- Next
- Enter name:
cdt-10.0.0
- click Add… → Directory → Next >
- click Browse… →
cdt-10.0.0
- click the Finish button
- Enter name:
- click the Reload button
- click the Finish
- enable only the Running Platform as Active (mandatory!)
- click Apply and Close
Selecting the running platform is required when starting Eclipse to Run or Debug, without it the core plug-ins will not be available.
- in the Eclipse menu → (Window →) Preferences → Plug-in Development
→ API Baselines
- click the Add Baseline… button
- select A target platform
- Enter name:
cdt-10.0.0
- enable
cdt-10.0.0
- click the Refresh button
- click the Finish button
- Enter name:
- click Apply and Close
Create and configure the workspace
- change the workspace preferences
- go to the Eclipse menu → (Window →) Preferences…
- General → Workspace
- enable Refresh on access
- set Text file encoding: UTF-8
- click the Apply button
- General → Editors → Text Editors
- enable Show Print Margin (80)
- enable Show Line Numbers
- click the Apply button
- General → Editors → File Associations
- click Add and add
*.sh
,*.command
,*.ini
,*.liquid
,*.launch
- for each, click the Add button in the Associate editors area
- associate with the Text Editor
- click the Apply and Close button
- click Add and add
- go to the Eclipse menu → (Window →) Preferences…
- Run/Debug → Console
- disable Limit console output
- click the Apply button
- Java → Editor → Folding
- disable Header Comments
- disable Imports
- click the Apply button
- XML → XML Files → Editor
- Line width 72
- enable Split multiple attributes…
- disable Align final bracket…
- enable Preserve whitespace in tags with PCDATA content
- enable Clear all blank lines
- disable Format comments
- enable Insert whitespace before closing…
- enable Indent using tabs
- click the Apply button
- click the Apply and Close button
Install a Eclipse CDT for tests
This separate instance of Eclipse will be used to test the plug-in.
Go to Eclipse download site and follow the download packages link.
Eclipse CDT 2020-09
From Eclipse download packages install Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers.
- download Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers
(
eclipse-cpp-2020-09-R-macosx-cocoa-x86_64.dmg
) - unpack the archive into the
develop
folder - on macOS, remove the
com.apple.quarantine
attribute:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine Eclipse.app
- rename
Eclipse.app
toEclipse-cpp-2020-09.app
- start Eclipse, use an workspace named
eclipse-cpp-2020-09-workspace
- enable Use this as the default
- click the Hide button in the top right corner
- in the Eclipse menu → (Window →) Preferences → C/C++ →
Appearance
- disable Show source roots at top of project
- click the Apply and Close
- in Project Explorer, click the three vertical dots icon →
Filters and Customizations…
- disable the .* resources line
- click the OK button
Enable the Plug-in development prspective ans switch to it.
Clone the repositories
On Unix systems, the recommended method is using a command line:
cd ${HOME}/Work/eclipse-embed-cdt.github
git clone --recurse-submodules \
https://github.com/eclipse-embed-cdt/eclipse-plugins.git \
eclipse-plugins.git
On Windows, the git
command is available in the
Git for Windows package, it should
have been installed from the first step.
Import the projects
In the commiters Eclipse, import projects using the generic importer:
- Eclipse menu → Project
- enable Build Automatically
- Eclipse menu → File → Import
- Select
- General → Existing Projects into Workspace
- click Next
- Import Projects
- Root Directory:
${Work}/eclipse-embed-cdt.github/eclipse-plugins.git
- enable Search for nested projects
- disable Copy projects into workspace
- disable Add project(s) to working set
- click Finish
- Root Directory:
Create the Maven run configurations
To start the plug-ins Maven build from Eclipse:
- in the
Embed CDT plugins root
set, select theembed-cdt-plugins
project - Eclipse menu → Run → Run Configurations…
- double click the Maven Build entry
- Name:
Embed CDT clean verify
- in the Main tab
- Base directory: click the Workspace… button and select the
embed-cdt-plugins
- Goals:
-V clean verify
- Base directory: click the Workspace… button and select the
- click the Apply button
- in the JRE tab
- select the Execution environment JavaSE-11 (to ensure compatibility with older environments)
- click the Apply button
Duplicate the configuration as Embed CDT clean
and update the goal to clean
.
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The Secret Life of C++: Day 3: Basic Templates
Template code basically just tells the compiler to generate
multiple copies of the code, one for each set of arguments.
Simple template
Here is a simple template for the max function, and an instantiation of it:
template-max.cc,
template-max.s,
template-max.listing.
Symbol list:
- _Z3maxIiET_S0_S0_
- max<int> instantiation.
- _Z3maxIdET_S0_S0_
- max<double> instantiation.
- _Z3maxI9my_structET_S1_S1_
- max<my_struct> instantiation.
- _Z3maxIbET_S0_S0_
- max over bool.
Specialization
Template specialization is just a clarification to the compiler.
Of course, if you instantiate a specialization of a template, you
get the specialized code.
Templated Class Methods
Lets look at how templated class methods work:
templated-method.cc,
templated-method.s,
templated-method.listing.
Pretty straight forward. You end up with a mangled symbol that
includes both types, something like:
- _ZN9my_structIdE14set_field_fromIiEEvT_
-
my_struct<double>::set_field_from<int>(void)
And of course there is no way to have a templated virtual method,
which is mildly annoying but somewhat understandable.
Recursive Templating
So templating is just pattern matching. We can use this to do
strange tricks. The standard trick is computing Fibonacci numbers
at compile time:
fibonacci.cc,
fibonacci.s,
fibonacci.listing.
As we can see from this example, the computation is done at
compile time, and the result (2584) is placed in the binary
directly.
More information about cute template tricks is available at boost.org. I highly recommend reading
through their stuff. Some of it is over the top (eg, Lambda), but
much of it is useful and educational.
Richard Tibbetts
Last modified: Wed Jan 21 17:36:31 EST 2004


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ALIEN RESURRECTION (Fox - 1997) Starring Sigourney Weaver, Winona Ryder, Ron Perlman, Dominique Pinon, Michael Wincott, Dan Hedaya Screenplay by Joss Whedon Produced by Bill Badalato, Gordon Carroll, David Giler, Walter Hill Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet Running time: 108 minutes
** (out of four stars) Alternate Rating: C-
Note: Some may consider portions of the following text to be spoilers. Be forewarned.
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Among science-fiction and fantasy aficionados, few film sagas have captured the imagination as much as the ALIEN movie franchise, which started off with a bang in 1979's unbearably creepy Ridley Scott 'haunted house-in-space' entry, and continued with a new bent in James Cameron's pulse-pounding action-thriller ALIENS in 1986 (an exceptionally well-crafted piece of storytelling which I maintain is among the best films of its type ever made). While David Fincher's artsy neo-bleak take on the series in 1992's ALIEN3 only succeeded in largely alienating (no pun intended) the sizable mainstream audience which the prior two films had accumulated and was deemed a box-office dud, it was imbued with a collection of interesting new concepts which, given the death of feisty protagonist Ripley at the film's conclusion, appeared would never be built upon -- until the announcement of a fourth entry in the series: ALIEN RESURRECTION, whose marketing tagline is "Witness The Resurrection", but might as well have been "Ripley's Back!". About twenty minutes into the highly-anticipated new film, I was suddenly struck by the realisation that I found myself experiencing something that I'd never expected to occur during the screening of an entry in the venerable ALIEN series: I was bored.
Despite all of the horrendous one-liners in the film -- it's hard to believe that Joss Whedon actually wrote this dialogue -- and a basic scenario which is woefully stale, one can definitely see the seeds of intrigue that enticed star Sigourney Weaver to pull her Ripley character out of mothballs for this fourth entry in the series. (Let's ignore, for the moment, the $11 million paycheque as an alternate motivating factor). There are some interesting and imaginative new concepts in this film, and the strange symbiosis between the aliens and Ripley here logically follows from the previous three films which have seen the two entities increasingly intertwined in an idiosyncratic love-hate relationship. For a $70 million-budgeted entry in a huge commercial franchise, there's daring evidence of a curiously awkward fusion of arthouse sensibilities with the film's basic chase narrative.
However, the film fails to fully develop upon its more intricate elements, and instead teeters precariously between conventional action and allegorism, failing to satisfy fans of either camps and often resulting in unintentional laughs. More critically problematic, however, is the wretched dialogue in the film, filled with snappy, attitude-ladened quips which pander to the audience and come off as desperately soundbite-friendly. Or even less so: when Ripley matter-of-factly uttered her one-word retort to the exhibition of a fork during her period of re-education, I felt my heart sink.
Danny Boyle (of SHALLOW GRAVE, TRAINSPOTTING, and A LIFE LESS ORDINARY fame -- well, maybe not the last one) was originally courted to take over helming duties for the project, but after he ultimately turned the job down, THE CITY OF LOST CHILDREN's Jean-Pierre Jeunet signed on for the project. Under his wing, the film is predictably stylishly directed and filled with Mr. Jeunet's trademark striking visuals; there's a distinctly dull, ugly ocher look permeating the film, even becoming occasionally grainy as shot by celebrated cinematographer Darius Khondji (who won well-deserved plaudits for his stunning work in SE7EN), but the impressive (if overly familiar) grungy look doesn't make up for the film's more fundamental problems.
Chief among them is the absence of rich characters in the film. For the most part, the space pirates which eventually make up the hardy band struggling to survive the alien onslaught are nondescript and lack personality (except, perhaps, for the crass loudmouth Johner (Ron Perlman) -- he simply has a bad one). The characterization in Mr. Whedon's screenplay is woeful -- contrast the ALIEN RESURRECTION group against the characters in ALIENS, where even minor characters like Vasquez and Gorman are well-developed and consequently memorable -- and the resultant effect is very little inherent interest in the fates of the film's characters and whether they live or die. For a film whose latter half is essentially an extended chase sequence, this is not fortuitous.
Even worse, our beloved heroine Ellen Ripley, newly revived as a clone restored from preserved DNA blood samples, isn't entirely human -- she's an alien/human hybrid that's consequently more reptilian in nature (ineffectively depicted in a scene where she plays *basketball*, for crying out loud), possesses a cold and passionless demeanour, and has acidic blood coursing through her veins. It's an innovative idea and definitely a new approach to take with the character, but it doesn't work: heartlessly ruthless and caustic, she's hardly a compelling character, and it's difficult to be engaged or really touched by the plight of such a frigid, dryly-observed protagonist.
ALIEN RESURRECTION also suffers from a mundanely straightforward storyline which is overly rehashed from previous entries in the series. It's a given from the outset that the film will eventually settle into a familiar predicament where Ripley and her company of mercenaries will attempt to escape from the marauding aliens, but the degree to which this echoes the scenario from ALIENS (heroes must evade monsters and reach escape ship before the venue is cataclysmically destroyed) is striking, and the sudden leap involved between the chase sequence and the initial thread of the scientists onboard the Auriga space station studying and attempting to cultivate the aliens (highlighted in a scene which plays as a less sympathetic rendition straight out of George Romero's DAY OF THE DEAD) is remarkably jarring; it's as if the filmmakers were vainly struggling to figure out how to get the film between points A and B, and finally threw their arms in the air. The identity and motivations of a mysterious entity amidst the space corsairs, an elfin mechanic named Call (Winona Ryder -- umm, what happened?) is far less enigmatic that desired, while when the "8" tattoo on Ripley is revealed, indicating that she's the successful byproduct of the eighth cloning attempt, it's inevitable that the results of the seven previous attempts will eventually be encountered. This sequence, strongly reminiscent of a similar scene in Tobe Hooper's goofy THE FUNHOUSE, attempts to be so filled with pathos that it's mildly disconcerting that the end result is near-laughable due to distractingly poor model work.
The one impressive sequence is that of the film's heroes being pursued underwater, a visually impressive and mildly surreal experience in an interesting new context where the tension in the scene is heightened by deliberately slowing down and drawing out the pace of the action. It's a smart section of the film -- there's nothing quite as dreadful as seeing your demise slowly unfold in front of you, and being completely helpless to do anything to prevent it -- and I only wish that more of the film had been as adept.
At one point in the film, there was a briefest of glimpses of the vulnerable, fearful, and engagingly humanized Ripley which was so compelling in the first two entries of the series, and that reminds one of just how potent and riveting this film series once was; that's the Ripley that I wanted to see. The susceptible Ripley temporarily fought its way to the surface, but was quickly shunted away, usurped by her new ultra-cool, wisecracking, bad-ass persona. With ALIEN RESURRECTION, the series has finally collapsed under a weight of style and attitude.
- Alex Fung email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>web : http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~aw220/
-- Alex Fung<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~aw220/ "There was a six-year-old girl sitting near me, and she piped up 'That's Harvey Keitel' within seconds of the film's start. I want to know what that kid's been seeing." - Charles Odell
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Basic Usage¶
Install ziwia package as described in Installation.
After successful installation, import ziwia into your project.
import ziwia
api = ziwia.Api()
server_time = api.time()
print( server_time["unixtime"] )
This example shows simple API call to public Kraken API. Public API means, you do not have to authorize yourself with private and public API key. Data accessible in public API is mostly about server.
We create an API class instance. You will always start API calls with this line. Next, we call ziwia.Api.time()
which connects to Kraken API and returns server time in two formats. First one is Unix timestamp
and the second one is RFC 1123.
Last line just prints out server time as unix timestamp.
Note: Beside ziwia.Api.time()
, every API address Kraken exposes has its corresponding method in ziwia. For example address
/0/public/Ticker is mapped to ziwia.Api.ticker()
method.
As you can see, method name is made up of the part after last slash in address. Name is all lower-case and if address contains more than
one word, words are separated by underscore. For example /0/public/AssetPairs translates as ziwia.Api.asset_pairs()
.
Private and public¶
Kraken API is divided into two sections - public and private. Public API is accessible without any authorization and limits.
For accessing private API, you have to provide your private and public API keys. They should be passed as parameters to ziwia.Api
constructor.
import ziwia
api = ziwia.Api( "public_key", "private_key" )
print( api.balance() )
This code retrives your account balance. To use it, change public_key
and private_key
to keys from your Kraken
Account settings.
Timeout and proxy¶
Since version 0.2, ziwia supports proxy settings. All you have to do is to pass HTTP and HTTPS specific settings to
fourth parameter of ziwia.Api
constructor.
import ziwia
proxy = {
"http": "your_proxy",
"https": "hattps_proxy"
}
api = ziwia.Api( "public_key", "private_key", 30, proxy )
The third parameter is number of seconds before timeout.


I wanted my wireframe website to have the following: Banner Image Navigation Bar Profile picture Side Bar A background Image Icons Footer


Synthetic Events are the React equivalent of the vanilla DOM's addEventListener()
. Using Synthetic Events, you can pass event listeners directly to your components via props.
const handleClick = event => {
event.preventDefault();
alert("clicked!");
};
const SimpleButton = () => (
<input type="submit" onClick={handleClick}>
Click Me!
</input>
);
Whenever the above input is clicked, handleClick()
will be called before any of the normal things a submit button would do (like issue a POST request). The click event
, which represents the vanilla DOM event, is passed in. By calling event.preventDefault()
, we are disabling the button from trying to submit as it normally would. Most of your event handlers will call preventDefault()
, since you almost always want to halt the normal HTTP request and dispatch an asynchronous javascript request instead.
A complete list of Synthetic Events is available here.
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Tinsnips and pins. Nan snaps up tinsnips and a pin. Nan snaps up a pan. Nan snaps up tan pants. Nan nips in for pasta. Nan sits. Nan snaps up a pin at $2, a pan at $10, tan pants at $30 and tinsnips at $5. Nan said, "A snip a Tan's" .


CATS & DOGS RATING: 6/10
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PLOT: A goofy scientist is about to come up with a formula that will get rid of all dog allergies around the world. All of the cats in the world aren't happy about this chain of events because they fear that this will make dogs even more popular with people, and diminish their power. So they come up with a plan to steal the formula from the scientist, invert its effects and make everyone in the world allergic to dogs. Woo-hoo!
CRITIQUE: Not as laugh-out-loud funny as SHREK, not as energetic as SPY KIDS, but certainly an all-around fun movie for kids. I say kids specifically, because the two films mentioned above also worked for me as someone over the age of 12, but this film was a little more kiddie-oriented. Not as many inside jokes or mature potshots in this one (other than one of the funnier lines in the film in which a pissed off dog exclaims "Son of my mom!" (i.e. Son of a bitch!)). Pretty funny, I thought. Overall though, the humor and the very basic Disney-esque plot of the film didn't engage me as much as I had hoped from the trailer. Having said that, holy special effects, Batman! I gotta give out some major props to the filmmakers here because the movie is shot impeccably and the effects work really well throughout. The dogs really look like they're talking, the cats really look like they're smiling and frowning and by God, they all really look like they're fighting, punching and pulling the wool over every human's eyes. Very, very well done in that respect. I also have to mention the great vision of the script, which has to do with cats working on a worldwide scale to end the "best friend" token tag of dogs, as well as the whole doggie underworld (which is literally under-ground) packed with futuristic mobiles, sophisticated communication systems, computers and a UN-type organization filled with dogs from all around the planet. Sounds pretty cool, eh?
Well, it's definitely cool and admittedly most of the action scenes were plenty slick as well. There are two particularly hi-larious characters in the film, both of whom spring from feline. One is the night-goggled ninja cats who break into a dog's home and kick all kinds of Matrix arse, and two, is a Russian pussy who they send in after the first round of kitties. A true "professional" hitman with a great accent and some real funny lines. The "live" characters on the other hand, Jeff Goldblum and Elizabeth Perkins, don't really need to do much in this film other than stand around and pretend not to know what's going on (and Goldblum acts "weird" as usual), while Alec Baldwin's voice as Butch, the lead dog, is impeccable and the dog even looks like him! (pretty neat) Overall, I certainly did enjoy myself with this picture, but it didn't really blow me away more than that. Most of the time I was just thinking to myself "oh, that's clever" as opposed to getting into the whole thing and laughing my head off. But like I said earlier, this movie is definitely more kid-oriented and even though everyone else is likely to enjoy it as well, I don't think that it's gonna strike as many chords across the board. BTW, seeing as one of the species comes out the "winner" in this film, need I predict a sequel entitled DOGS & CATS? Natch. Take the kids, they'll love it!
Where's JoBlo coming from? 102 Dalmatians (5/10) - The Animal (4/10) - Austin Powers (7/10) - Gremlins (8/10) - The Matrix (8/10) - Mouse Hunt (6/10) - Shrek (8/10) - Spy Kids (8/10) - Stuart Little (6/10)
Review Date: June 28, 2001 Director: Lawrence Guterman Writers: John Requa and Glenn Ficarra Producers: Christopher DeFaria, Andrew Lazar Actors: Jeff Goldblum as Professor Brody Elizabeth Perkins as Mrs. Brody Alec Baldwin as Butch Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 2001 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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From Ruby-doc.org
map { |obj| block } --> array
Returns a new array with the results of running block once for every element in enum.
In other words, .map is a lot like .each although you can add a bang (!) to the end of .map which will make it a destructive method. It will then change the original array. Honestly, I'm not sure exactly how the regular .map is different than .each. This will be something for further exploration in the future.


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{% filter escape %}{% include "includes/css/highlights.css" %}{% endfilter %}
Highlighting is typically used in search or when comparing data sets.
Highlighting should not reduce colour contrast so much that it fails WCAG level AA. Highlighting should be clear but not distract from the content on the page.


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My first experience with Salvia divinorum was, for lack of a better word, thoroughly disappointing. A couple months ago, I was in Phuket with a friend. We had a great time sightseeing. It was great, too, that everything was free. My friend has a friend who works there and that friend was able to drive us around the island. The hotel we stayed in was also great. I realize most people are still loath to go there due to last year's tsunami attack, but I assure you, Phuket is still a very beautiful island and everyone should definitely visit!
Okay, now to my very first Salvia experience.
I had purchased an ounce of Salvia leaves a couple weeks prior to my Phuket visit. I'd rolled around half a dozen joints of shredded dried leaves to take with me. On my first night there, I decided to try it. I was very excited about trying Salvia. I'd read mostly everything I could get my fingers on (from the Internet) about Salvia and was looking forward to losing myself (and my mind) in it.
That night, I smoked all 6 joints, making sure to hold the smoke in for as long as I could. The smoke was, quite surprisingly, mellow and smooth. I was glad it was so easy to hold in. And...nothing. There was just a slightest buzz. And aside from making me sweat profusely, I felt nothing else. I was sad and disappointed. And I comtemplated what I should do with the rest of my Salvia. Since Salvia yields no effect when drank, I was at a loss of idea.
Then a week later, after I'd returned to Bangkok, I was able to get my fingers on another piece of information regarding Salvia. You see, I didn't want to believe that I was THAT insensitive to Salvinorin. Marijuana has no effect on me. I dreaded to think that Salvia wouldn't work on me, too. I found that Salvia rarely works when smoked in a joint, that it needs to be burned extremely hot for the Salvinorin to evaporate. So, I decided to get my hands on a pipe!
Determined to feel the effect of Salvia, no matter how much of it I had to smoke, I ordered a cool bronze pipe from a well-known online vendor. It came in the mail just a few days later. I was, once again, excited!
Two weeks ago, approximately, I thought it a good time to give Lady Salvia another try.  I lit it up, held the flame over the herb all the while, and inhaled deeply. First hit... hmmmm sweating profusely again (Bangkok heat, and I couldn't smoke in my bedroom where it was air-conditioned -- now I only had a huge fan to cool me down). Hmm...there was something. I exhaled and waited. And I felt something. A definite buzz. Not so mild, either!
I got rid of the remaining ashes in the pipe, somewhat clumsily, and refilled for another hit. I took it in the same manner this time. And yes, definitely something. My vision was a little blurry and I was seeing light flashes. My arms felt heavy and my throat felt sticky. I remember thinking how my throat was probably coated thick with tar. And then...my sister showed up. She just got home. I didn't exactly look stoned and she didn't exactly pay much attention to me. We exchanged a few words and she was gone. And that's when I realized I was already coming down from my oh-so-little way up. I would say I was only up like half a step. By then, I was too hot to smoke more. A huge glass of water later and I was heading for my bed.
My third experience with Salvia took place just last night. I'd decided after my second try that smoking Salvia in a pipe, with just a steel gauze as filter, was inadequate. The smoke is just too hot when smoked that way. Also, I was inhaling more tar than anything. As a result, I'd opted to purchase a water bong. But last night, still without my water bong (it just arrived today, actually), I wanted to try her again. Same procedure as my second try, I smoke 3 hits, each time holding the smoke in as long as I could. It was hard. The smoke was way hot and irritating. Anyway, even after the first hit, my eyesight was already going awry. I was, once again, sweating like a pig. After my third hit, I felt like my arms were getting pulled down, like I was sliding down. But where?
 She rang the door bell twice. My brother yelled at her in response. Whatever I was feeling, I held it until she showed up.
She left, I closed my eyes and lay back, hoping for at least some close-eye visuals. At that point, I was too annoyed to take more hits. I didn't exactly see clear pictures. It was hard to describe. Picture a greek temple, Parthenon-like, Doric. From the edges of the stone top, naked humans slithered about, trying to escape. They were screaming, but there was no sound. I didn't see clearly and everything was pretty much painted transparent red. But I could make out what I saw as such. I saw arms and legs, and some bodies. They were all wriggling about, trying to get away. After like a minute, all faded. I opened my eyes and I was still hot and sweating. I got up and after a huge glass of cold water, I headed for my bed.
What little I saw, I wasn't afraid. I was actually hoping to see more and even hear voices/sounds. I'm a lover of all things horror and quite frequently, I would dream of horrible things I quite enjoy. If I were to tell others of my dreams, they would label them nightmares. I don't get nightmares. Or I simply don't consider them to be.
Well, my water bong's here (yay!). I will try again tonight. Hopefully, Lady Salvia will take me somewhere, far away from here. Notice that I first thought I was insensitive to Salvinorin. I figure I'm not insensitive to it at all. If one hit of 1x dried leaves could give me a strange buzz and light flashes, imagine what a hit of 5x or 10x would do to me.
But I wonder, was what I saw a gateway to hell? I definitely need to find out.
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People carry crates of pie pumpkins and pouches with dozens of bell peppers reflecting the sun to the hatchbacks and trunks of vehicles. Inside, the weekly ritual of the harvest season attracts community members from Chesterville, Ohio, enthusiastic auction-chasers and grocers looking for cheaper prices to buy produce in bulk and then sell from their own shelves.
Then there’s Community Food Initiatives, with its donation station set up on the outskirts of the auction stage, inviting courteous attendees to leave monetary donations to support the Athens-based organization’s mission of providing equitable access to healthy and local foods. Parked behind the open stage is the hard-to-miss Veggie Van with the vibrant colors of fruits and vegetables painted on its sides, turning heads while Ivan Orquera, the Veggie Van manager, takes the sturdy wheels across Athens County to distribute fresh produce in areas that don’t have convenient access to stores selling fresh produce. These places are often known as food deserts.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
CFI helps distribute crates of locally-grown pie pumpkins to the general public.
“To venture into eggplant or sweet potato … encourages people to venture into these foods that aren’t consumed on a larger scale,” Orquera said.
At the pop-up produce stand in Coolville, Ohio, across from the town hall, Orquera waves to cars as they pass by. Next to the tent kiosk sits the Veggie Van that hauled in the bountiful harvest.
Seasonal produce bought in bulk from the Chesterhill Produce Auction is now arranged in cloth-lined baskets, inviting onlookers to bring home the rainbow of produce options.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Ivan Orquera and Ravi Harley patiently wait in the cool autumn weather in Coolville, Ohio, for interested customers and patrons to browse the selected produce and leave an optional donation in return.
“There's all these farmers in the area, but it's just hard for people to access them directly,” Ravi Harley, CFI Food Access Coordinator, said. “Community Food Initiatives alleviates some of that by acting as the middleman between pantries and the farmers so that people in more remote areas have access to fresh, local produce.”
Access to the whole, healthy foods needed for a balanced diet are out of reach for many in the region who then have to turn to what is offered close by. When people live miles away from grocery stores like Walmart, Kroger or Aldi, many get their food from places like Family Dollar that don’t typically sell fresh produce, with shelves mostly stocked with packaged convenience items. Others utilize the local food pantry, which isn’t guaranteed to have the healthiest options available either.
Government and economic policy have played determining factors in access to healthy food options for people in certain regions. In 2020, there were 38.3 million people in the United States experiencing food insecurity, which is approximately 11% of the U.S. population.
In Athens County, 17.7% of families live under the poverty level, and 15.6% of its households are recipients of SNAP, Sustainable Nutrition Assistance Program, a federal nutrition program for Americans with low income. One-fifth of all residents are food insecure, and one-third of children are estimated to be facing food insecurity, according to the 2020 Athens County Health Assessment. In terms of servings, only 31% of residents report eating five or more servings of fruit a day. Of Athens County residents, 34.2% answered that these foods are too costly.
The federal government added a $40 monthly increase for one and a half million Ohioans who are SNAP recipients. But the long-awaited revision of the Thrifty Food Plan comes at a time when food prices have soared since its introduction in the 1970s.
CFI spends misty Monday and Tuesday mornings every week distributing the available produce for an optional donation or free of charge to those who need it, food pantry coordinators and others who benefit from easy access to fresh foods. One of the familiar faces at their Athens distribution site is Betsy Anderson, executive director of Serenity Grove, a women’s transitional recovery center in Athens. Anderson goes to CFI’s scheduled distribution at the Appalachian
Center for Economic Networks, ACEnet, to bring back healthier food options for women living in the Athens group home.
Nate Swanson | Director of Photography
Nate Swanson | Director of Photography
At the ACEnet building, CFI distributes good to the general public and anyone collecting items for food pantries in Athens County and beyond.
“The delightful things that we are getting sometimes from CFI happen to be things that often cost a little more if we were to have to go to the grocery and pay full price,” Anderson said.
Anderson carries out the day-to-day agenda she helps plan for Serenity Grove, which provides women living there a secure and sober environment while integrating healthy habits to help them live independently from drugs or alcohol. Many of the women who live at Serenity Gove have come from an inpatient treatment program incarceration.
“It is not unusual for someone to come to us … with literally what they own in a kitchen garbage bag,” Anderson said. “They probably are eligible for SNAP benefits … but other than that SNAP benefit, people don’t have anything when they arrive, typically.”
People often forget that poverty is not necessarily when one cannot make ends meet, Anderson said, but it is “living below what really would let people have a comfortable life.”
Sitting at the kitchen table next to the living room in Serenity Grove is Natalie Hoffman, who works at the recovery center as a peer support specialist. Hoffman is a SNAP beneficiary who has worked at Serenity Grove since Sep. 2021. She was recommended for the job through Athens County Jobs and Family Services, after her own success with recovery.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Hoffman leans against the arm of the couch she lounges on while listening to Charity go about her day on Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2021.
“I just let everything get out of control and didn't want to deal with anything,” Hoffman said of her time dealing with substance abuse. “Then one day I woke up and no matter how high I got, I couldn't forget all the things that I had done and my children I left behind.”
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
In the reflection of a TV screen, bright window light and the warm twinkles of a Christmas tree inside Serenity Grove form a hazy color combination together.
Hoffman has flourished since these days, and as of Jan. 13, she has been two years sober from every substance she has used. Hoffman’s 8-year-old daughter lives with her in The Plains, Ohio, where she drops her off at school throughout the week and drives over to Serenity Grove one town over to transport some of the women where they need to go throughout the week. Hoffman wants to help the friends she has made at Serenity Grove provide structure in their lives, many of whom have come out of a rehabilitation center or off of a prison sentence.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Color-coded reminders are marked on a whiteboard calendar for easy accessibility inside Serenity Grove, where the orange-colored ntoes are written by Natalie.
“They're relearning how to live and that's a lot of things,” Hoffman said. “That's interacting with people and learning how to have a conversation, getting a job, eating well, going to the grocery store, knowing how to budget money, getting a bank account.”
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Dee (back) a woman residing at Serenity Grove, laughs with Natalie (front) while talking with the other women staying at the recovery home.
Along with the rebuilding of structure comes mindfulness with the food that is brought home, prepared and consumed. Hoffman and Anderson encourage trips to the Athens Farmers Market, where SNAP dollars can be doubled and exchanged with tokens used there, allowing for a surplus of healthy, local food to be brought home.
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Nate Swanson | Director of Photography
Nate Swanson | Director of Photography
Nate Swanson | Director of Photography
A quick shopping trip at Kroger allows for Hoffman to get groceries she needs throughout the week.
On days when the farmers market isn’t an option, Walmart, Kroger and Aldi are the grocery hubs. Even though she lives in The Plains, Hoffman heads to Aldi, where she prefers to get her groceries despite living down the road from Piggly Wiggly.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Charity, a woman living in Serenity Grove, holds two slices of provolone cheese with the left slice from the Walmart deli and the right slice from the Kroger deli counter. Both supermarkets are located on East State Street in Athens, Ohio, but deli quality varies among the store chains. With a one dollar price difference, the Walmart slice is dry and covered in spots, in contrast to the fresh-looking Kroger slice.
“Better prices, better food, better produce, cleaner store … you go (to Piggly Wiggly) and for one meal you’re going to spend about seventy bucks,” Hoffman said.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Hoffman’s daughter inspects a container of strawberries, a contested fruit in which Natalie is picky about due to past purchases of the sweet berry from Walmart and Kroger being moldy and rotten within two days of purchase. "There goes five dollars in the trash!"
In contrast, Hoffman said she can stretch her dollar further at Aldi.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Charity, a woman living in Serenity Grove, holds two slices of provolone cheese with the left slice from the Walmart deli and the right slice from the Kroger deli counter. Both supermarkets are located on East State Street in Athens, Ohio, but deli quality varies among the store chains. With a one dollar price difference, the Walmart slice is dry and covered in spots, in contrast to the fresh-looking Kroger slice.
“You think about the people who don’t have transportation … because they have to go there nine times out of ten,” Hoffman said. “Once you do get a ride into (Athens) to Save-A-Lot or Aldi, you’re really budgeted at this point because you’ve spent your food stamps at Piggly Wiggly."
Nate Swanson | Director of Photography
With barren trees rolling along State Street behind Natalie Hoffman, she loads her grocery bags into the trunk of her borrowed car, finishing another day of shopping at Kroger.
Nate Swanson | Director of Photography
"The red one," Hoffman’s daughter chooses, when asked by her mother, Natalie, which pepper she wants in addition to a green one. "Like for Christmas," Natalie responds.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Seasoned chicken and vegetables simmer over a gas stovetop.
After picking up her daughter from school and stopping at Aldi for groceries, they made chicken fajitas together the next day. The tin foil lining the pan releases steam from around the edges while the chicken and peppers simmer in sauce that she let her daughter pick out the herbs and spices for. Hoffman knows how to budget herself while thinking of her daughter as well, but buying healthy and nourishing meals as somebody with limited income and utilizing SNAP benefits takes additional work.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
Natalie and her daughter eat together, drawing a moment of togetherness over hearty food on paper plates while drinking from water bottles on Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2021.
“My income could go up to the point where I can’t get food stamps anymore and one day that will happen,” Hoffman said.
After dinner, Hoffman’s daughter was full and helped clean the cooking utensils, then she lounged on their sofa curled up with her book.
Nate Swanson | Director Of Photography
:Natalie serves the food prepared together to her daughter at their kitchen table in their home within The Plains, Ohio.
“I promise you that because I’m not stopping where I’m at,” Hoffman said.


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Frustration...
1:41 AM on Sunday Aug 30, 2009
...is part of the competitive experience.
Be it Melee, Chess, Brawl, Go, or even Connect Four, you're going to get mad when your competing against anything and you lose. It's natural.
Even those friendlies you go jigglypuff or ganondorf in, every little loss, regardless of how miniscule, chips away at this fictional brick wall you've built to protect your feelings with. And if the loss is a close one or against someone you think you should have beat, or if you lose because of a silly mistake, that wall is torn down like it was made in Berlin and you're left raw. Angry, sad, or empty, the experience is harrowing.  We've been there, and we've all done it. It's human.
Now, sure, eventually, you'll meet the Big Bad Wolf that will grab-release forward-smash you because you play Lucas blow down any defense you put up to protect your ego from the vicious spectre of losing; sure you'll be left naked with nothing to stop your ire or your release, whatever it may be, but, and many of us forget this, if it's your first time in a truly competitive environment (and in the case of Brawl/Melee, for many of us it is) you'll learn.
You'll learn to build with brick instead of straw after those first few heart-breaking losses, and then with metal instead of brick, and then finally with rubber instead of metal. We get to the point where we bounce back from losses, or they make their mark and we just go with it, and hopefully learn and reform and not let it tear at us.
We sandbag; we don't enter tournies; we give up, and all in an effort to not get hurt, but think of the growing you're depriving yourself of. Not all of us are blessed with the advantage to succeed from start, and not all of us are strong enough of character to accept losing. That takes real growth, and it'll take quite a bit of growing pains.
But that's ok. If you have a community behind you, and if you're willing to become better as a person and understand what there is to gain, just rip off that band-aid, take the loss, and move forward.  And you know the old cliche. Apparently it'll make you stronger.
tl;dr: Compete to lose; lose to grow; grow to win.


Bank seeks Fraser Anning’s travel records in bank’s bankruptcy bid
by Rebecca PuddyFormer Queensland senator Fraser Anning’s travel records are being subpoenaed from the Department of Home Affairs, as bankers attempt to locate him overseas to serve him with bankruptcy papers.
Bendigo Bank subsidiary ABL Nominees is seeking to bankrupt the former Queensland senator over an unpaid debt of $185,000, understood to be related to a failed agribusiness scheme.
Under Australia’s bankruptcy rules, a creditor must serve a person who is the subject of the proceedings with a petition outlining the grounds for the bankruptcy action.
In a hearing in the Federal Circuit Court in Adelaide, the bank’s lawyer, Samuel Black, said Mr Anning was believed to be in the US, but remained an Australian citizen.
“We just simply do not know where Mr Anning is in the United States [and] when he is returning,” Mr Black said.
The court was told ABL Nominees had this week applied for bankruptcy proceedings against Mr Anning’s wife, Fiona, who is believed to be with her husband in the US.
Like her husband, Mrs Anning is yet to be served with the petition.
Coinciding with the legal action, Mr Anning lodged a separate complaint with the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, which Mr Black said was resolved this week.
It is unknown what the complaint was about.
Mr Anning’s case to return to court
It is understood two of Mr Anning’s children live in the US, with one daughter, Raia, living in South Lake Tahoe, in California.
Another daughter, Titian, recently moved to Scottsdale in Arizona to open Barista Brothers, a coffee and gelato shop.
Australian Electoral Commission records show Mr Anning’s Conservative National Party is registered to a home address in Gladstone, Queensland.
Property records show the house is owned by Raia and her husband.
Mr Anning, who lost his seat at the 2019 federal election, had no legal representation in Thursday’s hearing.
The case will return to court next month.
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Second time bankruptcy orders sought
This is the second time Bendigo Bank has sought a bankruptcy order against Mr Anning.
Mr Anning reportedly settled the first case in October 2017, a month before he entered Parliament to replace disqualified One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts.
Mr Anning’s controversial views were often in the limelight during his time in parliament, including linking the Christchurch massacre to Muslim immigration and courting the support of far-right groups.
He made headlines after being struck by an egg by a teenager while speaking to the media.


Understanding how safe a new neighborhood is has always been a part of the adjustment process for Minerva students moving through the global rotation. After arriving at a new residence hall, most students quickly decide what streets they would rather not risk exploring and how late is too late to venture outside.
Recently, community conversations about safety have focused on San Francisco residence halls, where students across cohorts have ended up due to coronavirus travel restrictions. The 16 Turk Street residence hall, located on the edge of San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood, has especially raised concerns. According to a Quest survey, 26 of 30 Minerva students who had lived at 16 Turk Street reported that it was the least safe residence hall they had lived in. Some students have tried to avoid living at 16 Turk Street and question why Minerva administrators would house students in the location at all.
In light of these ongoing concerns, the Quest investigated how (un)safe Minerva residence halls and what exactly “safe” means. Our investigation focuses on San Francisco, the city where students spend the most time and the one that has resulted in the most safety complaints, but we’ll discuss other residence halls as well.
Our investigation revealed that 16 Turk is significantly less safe than other Minerva residence halls in almost every way. More crimes are reported by the general public in the area, a greater proportion of those crimes are violent, more Minerva students report being the victim of crimes and harassment when living here, and most students feel at risk in the area.
This might seem like a foregone conclusion to anyone familiar with the area around 16 Turk. But it’s important to understand the extent to which actual risk and experience of crime overlap with student perceptions of safety which, as we will see, can be influenced by stereotypes and biases as much as verifiable danger. It’s also important to quantitatively compare 16 Turk to the other residence halls Minerva has used in San Francisco and across the global rotation to understand just how unusually dangerous it really is. That’s what we’ve tried to accomplish with this article — keep reading to learn about the specifics we found.


NBA wrap: Mills shines but Spurs still slump
Evan Fournier landed two late three-pointers as his 26-point haul led the Orlando Magic to a 111-109 NBA win over the San Antonio Spurs.
Australian guard Patty Mills' 13 points in 19 minutes could not save the Spurs, who led by 16 in the first half before Orlando regrouped.
The contest was tied at 104 apiece after a DeMar DeRozan lay-up with one minute and 32 seconds to play, before Fournier nailed his second key three-pointer to condemn the Spurs to a fourth-straight loss.
Mills' compatriot Ben Simmons' 16 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists were also in vain as the Oklahoma City Thunder ended a two-game losing streak with a 127-119 overtime victory over the Philadelphia 76ers.
Danilo Gallinari scored 28 points and Chris Paul added 27 while Joel Embiid contributed 31 points and 12 rebounds in his return to the court for Philadelphia.
James Harden scored 40-plus points for the fourth time in six games as the Houston Rockets extended their winning streak to six games with a 111-102 victory over the Indiana Pacers.
Harden paired 44 points with eight rebounds to carry the Rockets to victory.
With Houston trailing 88-86 midway through the fourth quarter, Harden scored 12 consecutive points to lift the Rockets to a double-digit lead. He also tallied five assists and four steals.
Anthony Davis blocked Harrison Barnes' lay-up with 2.3 seconds left, allowing the Los Angeles Lakers to defeat the visiting Sacramento Kings 99-97.
LeBron James scored 18 of his 29 points in the second half and recorded 11 assists as the Lakers captured their 10th win in 11 games.
Davis, who returned after missing one game due to a sore shoulder and ribs, finished with 17 points and four blocks.
Bradley Beal scored 44 points and Moritz Wagner finished with a career-high 30 points and 15 rebounds as the Washington Wizards recorded a 137-116 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Beal shot 15 of 22 and made 13 of 14 from the foul line while Wagner eclipsed his previous career high of 22 points by shooting 13 of 15.
Ja Morant made the decisive basket as part of a stellar outing in which he registered 25 points and eight assists to lead the Memphis Grizzlies to a 107-106 victory over the Utah Jazz.
Solomon Hill stripped Utah's Donovan Mitchell just before time expired to seal it as Memphis recorded their third straight win.
Mitchell recorded 29 points, nine rebounds and five assists for the Jazz, who had a four-game winning streak halted.
Malik Monk's 26-foot three-point basket at the buzzer gave the Charlotte Hornets a 109-106 victory against the Detroit Pistons, and the Boston Celtics scored 13 of the game's final 16 points to rally for a 105-100 victory over the Golden State Warriors.
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A-jingling and a-ringing
Winter snows have come,
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Warm cookie time has come,
A-sneaking and a-eating,
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, Java is a favorite of enterprise companies, but its appeal is broader as well: it's one of the most popular of all programming languages, and it's used in everything from for high-performance processing to building Android user interfaces. Because Java has been very popular for a very long time and is used in so many applications, it is also a very high-demand language. If you're interested in working for an enterprise-level company, as an Android developer, or in high-performance applications, Java could be a good language to learn.
In , there are some good coding school options for this track. Click here to find the right one for you!
No matter what track appeals to you the most important thing is to get the basic principles of coding down, practice a lot, and be ready to change to another language when your job inevitably does.
, one of the first things you will need to decide is if you want to focus more on front-end or back-end development. Front-end developers spend their time making things look and work well, obsessing over layouts, navigation, colors, and design. If this type of work appeals to you, your best bet is to take CSS and Design classes.
In , there are some good coding school options for this track. Click here to find the right one for you!
No matter what track appeals to you the most important thing is to get the basic principles of coding down, practice a lot, and be ready to change to another language when your job inevitably does.
, PHP is most used in content-heavy websites with relatively little user interaction. The most popular content management systems - Wordpress, Drupal, and Joomla - are all written in PHP, and everything from local restaurants' websites up through large complex government deployments are built with these tools. If you're keen to work for an agency that builds websites for clients, or if you like the idea of building out sites for brands, businesses, and organizations, PHP is a great direction to go.
In , there are some good coding school options for this track. Click here to find the right one for you!
No matter what track appeals to you the most important thing is to get the basic principles of coding down, practice a lot, and be ready to change to another language when your job inevitably does.


Gaussian Processes (GPs) can conveniently be used for Bayesian supervised learning, such as regression and classification. In its simplest form, GP inference can be implemented in a few lines of code. However, in practice, things typically get a little more complicated: you might want to use expressive covariance and mean functions, learn good values for hyperparameters, use non-Gaussian likelihood functions (rendering exact inference intractable), use approximate inference algorithms, or combinations of many or all of the above.
A comprehensive introduction to Gaussian Processes for Machine Learning is provided in the GPML book by Rasmussen and Williams, 2006.
The following combinations of inference methods and likelihood functions are possible:
This table lists the functionality implemented in pyGPs.
| Functionality | Kernel | Mean | Likelihood | Inference | Optimizer |
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| Simple | Constant | Constant | Gaussian | Exact | Minimize |
| Linear | Linear | Cumulative Gaussian (Erf) | EP | CG | |
| Linear ard | One | Laplace | Laplace | SCG | |
| Matérn (1,3,5) | Zero | BFGS | |||
| Periodic | |||||
| Polynomial | |||||
| Piecewise Poly | |||||
| RBF iso | |||||
| RBF ard | |||||
| RBF unit | |||||
| RQ iso | |||||
| RQ ard | |||||
| Gabor | |||||
| Spectral Mixture | |||||
| Noise | |||||
| Composite | Sum (+) | Sum (+) | |||
| Product (*) | Product (*) | ||||
| Scale (*) | Scale (*) | ||||
| Power (**) | |||||
| Sparse GP | FITC Exact | ||||
| FITC EP | |||||
| FITC Laplace | |||||
| Graphs | Diffusion | ||||
| VN Diffusion | |||||
| Pseudo Inv Laplace | |||||
| Regularized Laplace | |||||
| p-step Random Walk | |||||
| Inverse Cosine | |||||
| Propagation Kernel | |||||
| Other | Customized | Customized | |||
| Precomputed Kernel |
pyGPs also provide cross-validation and some built-in evalation methods.


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equals(Object other) |
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getActivationTime()
RFC 3339 date and time at which the server started.
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getOverallHealth()
Server health of this WebLogic server.
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getSubsystems()
Status of unhealthy subsystems, if any.
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hashCode() |
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setActivationTime(org.joda.time.DateTime activationTime)
RFC 3339 date and time at which the server started.
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void |
setOverallHealth(String overallHealth)
Server health of this WebLogic server.
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setSubsystems(List<SubsystemHealth> subsystems)
Status of unhealthy subsystems, if any.
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toString() |
ServerHealth |
withActivationTime(org.joda.time.DateTime activationTime)
RFC 3339 date and time at which the server started.
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ServerHealth |
withOverallHealth(String overallHealth)
Server health of this WebLogic server.
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ServerHealth |
withSubsystems(List<SubsystemHealth> subsystems)
Status of unhealthy subsystems, if any.
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public void setActivationTime(org.joda.time.DateTime activationTime)
activationTime
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activationTime
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public void setOverallHealth(String overallHealth)
overallHealth
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overallHealth
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public void setSubsystems(List<SubsystemHealth> subsystems)
subsystems
- subsystemspublic ServerHealth withSubsystems(List<SubsystemHealth> subsystems)
subsystems
- subsystemsCopyright 2018, Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Licensed under the Universal Permissive License v 1.0 as shown at http://oss.oracle.com/licenses/upl.


PAF's downing of Indian jet the best moment of my term so far: PM Imran | Pakistan - Geo.tv
by Web DeskPrime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday was quoted as saying that the best moment of his young premiership was when the Pakistan Air Force shot down an Indian fighter jet intruding into Pakistani airspace.
The premier reportedly made the comments while talking to senior journalist Irshad Bhatti, who disclosed the details of his meeting with the premier during an appearance on Geo News programme Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Key Sath.
Bhatti said that the prime minister had also remarked that the lowest point of his term so far was to witness the persistent persecution of the people of occupied Kashmir by the Indian security forces.
During the interview, the prime minister also discussed domestic politics, alleging that JUI-F leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman had been "cutting suspect deals" throughout his political career.
Dispelling the impression that the government too had "struck a deal", PM Imran said that the Maulana should clarify and tell the nation about the party with which he reached such an agreement.
The JUI-F chief is talking in an "ambiguous" manner, the prime minister said, adding that he would let the Maulana claim what he wished to.
"Fazl kept the people there by offering them money," Bhatti quoted the prime minister as saying, and noted that the staging of a successful sit-in was not a joke as he dared the Maulana to try it again.
"A leader who abandons his workers in rain and rough weather cannot stage a sit-in," the prime minister reportedly told Bhatti, noting that the Maulana's plan had ran its course and reached point Z.


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CAACGCUCAAUAAACCUGGCCU
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Probable aquaporin NIP-type |
5.15 |
| Putative receptor protein kinase ZmPK1 |
| W_018743920.1_25060 |
GUAAGUCGCAAAAACAGAGUCCGA
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Serine/threonine-protein phosphatase 7 |
-0.90 |
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Variety-Specific Design
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AGACCUCAAAAAUACCAGCUU
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Pentatricopeptide repeat-containing protein |
0.57 |
| F-box/WD-40 repeat-containing protein At5g21040 |
| W_018743920.1_25060 |
GUAAGUCGCAAAAACAGAGUCCGA
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Serine/threonine-protein phosphatase 7 |
1.15 |
| W_018742966.1_12459 |
AAAGCCUGGUCCGAAGUAAGG
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Eukaryotic translation initiation factor 2 subunit alpha |
-1.08 |
| ATP-dependent zinc metalloprotease FTSH 4 |
| W_018743850.1_23708 |
CUAGAUCUCAAAAGUACCAGCUU
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F-box/LRR-repeat protein At3g26922 |
-0.87 |
| Abscisic acid receptor PYR1 |
| tae-miR399 |
GUCCCGUUAAGAGGAAACCGU
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Probable ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme E2 |
-0.74 |
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CCUUACUUCGGACCAGGCUUU
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Homeobox-leucine zipper protein ATHB-8
Homeobox-leucine zipper protein REVOLUTA
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CAAGGAUUGUCCAAGGCCAAGGUU
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Sialyltransferase-like protein 2 |
-1.48 |
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| NW_018743373.1_18786 |
AAGGAUUGUCCAAGGCCAAGGUUA
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Sialyltransferase-like protein 2 |
-1.03 |
| Protein TRANSPARENT TESTA 1 |
| NW_018745054.1_40349 |
UGUUUUUGACCUGGCCUGGACUUU
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Putative B3 domain-containing protein Os03g0621600 |
-0.83 |
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Zinc finger BED domain-containing protein RICESLEEPER 3 |
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CAGGGCCUAUUAAGCCCAUGGGCU
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tRNA(adenine(34)) deaminase |
-1.43 |
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Serine/threonine-protein phosphatase 6 regulatory ankyrin repeat suA |
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UUUCUCCAACGCGUUUCUAUCUCG
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ND* |
-3.34 |


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Methods
CalcAffordability(monthlyPayment, tradeInAllowance, tradeInLoanBalance, downPaymentAndRebates, loanDuration, salesTaxRate, interestRate) → {Promise}
Calculate the price of the car from the monthly loan payment information
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
monthlyPayment |
number | monthly payment amount |
tradeInAllowance |
number | trade-in value |
tradeInLoanBalance |
number | loan balance after trade-in |
downPaymentAndRebates |
number | total amount of rebates plus downpayment |
loanDuration |
number | loan duration in months |
salesTaxRate |
number | sales tax rate as percentage |
interestRate |
number | interest rate as percentage |
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CalcPayments(newCarPrice, tradeInAllowance, tradeInLoanBalance, downPaymentAndRebates, loanDuration, salesTaxRate, interestRate) → {Promise}
Calculate what the payments would be from the price of the new car and the parameters of the monthly loan payments
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
newCarPrice |
number | price of the car new |
tradeInAllowance |
number | trade-in value |
tradeInLoanBalance |
number | loan balance after trade-in |
downPaymentAndRebates |
number | total amount of rebates plus downpayment |
loanDuration |
number | loan duration in months |
salesTaxRate |
number | sales tax as percentage |
interestRate |
number | interest rate as percentage |
- Source:
Returns:
payments and total interest Promise will resolve to type array.
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- Promise


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| POST | /organization/register |
Register a new organization
Body Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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| password | String | Password used for registration |
Response Code:
| Type | Description |
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| 200 | if the request is successful |
| 400 | if email already exist |
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The cricket team of our college recently participated in the University matches, where they bagged the second prize. We were the 1st runner up after Modern college. The university matches are the cricket tournament organised once a year, where teams from various colleges under the University of Pune compete.
Matches started from 8th October'16. Our college team was directly playing the semi finals against Sinhgad Kashibai Navale College of Engineering. Our match was at BMCC ground. Our sports guide Anjushree Augustine ma'am was present. The match was for 12 overs. Cummins won the semi finals against SKNCOE. We had a chase of 50 against SKNCOE which we won by 5 wickets. We had our finals against modern college on Monday 10th of Oct. The match was of 12 overs. We lost with 48 runs all out. The team captain Siddhee Pimparkar was selected for the Zonal level matches, because of her performance in semifinals where she took 3 wickets. Great job by all the players; I was the keeper of the team. It was great experiencing all this first hand. Parents of few team mates and friends from college were also present at the event to cheer the team. The former captain - Sayali Mahamine, a BE passout, was also present to encourage and advice.
Day 1 -The semi finals: Cummins vs. SKNCOE
The team reported to the BMCC college ground at 11 am. The match was scheduled at 1 pm after the match between SP College and modern college. Modern college was the winner and qualified for the finals. The match took around 2 pm to start. First year students of our team had exams on the same day so they reported at the ground directly. After the initial reporting and verification both the team captains were called for the toss. Cummins won the toss and we decided to ball first. The match was of 12 overs. After the first innings the score was 50 all out, we had a chase of 51 runs. We won by 5 wickets and qualified for the finals against Modern College.
Day 2 the finals: Cummins vs. Modern College
Our team reported to the ground at 10:30 am and the much awaited match started at 12 noon after a little warm up. We won the toss and decided to ball. They with only one wicket down left us with a target of 150 runs. At the end of 08 overs we were all out with 48 runs on board. We were the 1st runner ups.


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