Axed BBC Christmas tree 'to be replaced soon'
A Christmas tree that was chopped down outside the BBC's Broadcasting House this weekend "will be replaced soon", the corporation has said.
The 7m (20ft) tree was put up outside the building in central London on 30 November.
However, staff pictured the tree being destroyed by maintenance workers on Saturday.
A BBC spokesman said the tree had been removed "due to activity on the piazza" in the week of the general election.
The exit poll and the election result will be projected on to Broadcasting House after polls close on Thursday.
Live music performances for the weekday programme, The One Show, are also filmed in the piazza.
Alice Bortolotto, 31, who manages nearby coffee house Caffè Nero said it was "sad" the tree had gone.
"We love to see the tree every year when they put it up," she said.
"On Saturday, when I came in and didn't see it, I felt a bit like, 'Where's Christmas gone?'"
BBC Africa editor Will Ross posted a picture of the tree being chopped up, suggesting the tree "has had a traumatic day at the barbers".
An artificial tree remains inside the building's main foyer.


Source code for RRtoolbox.lib.session
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
This module have serializing methods for data persistence so to let the package "save" custom objects
session module made by Davtoh and powered by dill
Dependency project: https://github.com/uqfoundation/dill
"""
try:
# for security reason read this: http://www.benfrederickson.com/dont-pickle-your-data/
# download: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/dill#downloads
# see print dill.license() https://github.com/uqfoundation
#import jsonpickle as serializer # http://jsonpickle.github.io/
import cpickle as serializer
#import dill as serializer # dill must be >= 0.2.4
#__license__ = serializer.__license__
#dill.detect.trace(True)
except:
import pickle as serializer
import types
import os
__excludeType = [types.FunctionType,types.ModuleType,type(None),type,type]
__excludeVar = []
__excludePattern = ['__']
[docs]def getEnviromentSession(enviroment = None):
"""
Gets the filtered session from the global variables.
:return: dictionary containing filtered session.
"""
enviroment = enviroment or globals()
#globals(), dir(), [type(enviroment[keys]) for keys in enviroment]
session = {}
for keys in list(enviroment.keys()):
if __excludePattern != [] and keys.startswith(*__excludePattern):
continue
if not (type(enviroment[keys]) in __excludeType or keys in __excludeVar):
session[keys] = enviroment[keys]
return session
[docs]def saveSession(filepath, session, helper = None):
"""
Saves dictionary session to file.
:param filepath: path to save session file.
:param session: dictionary
:param helper: function to pre-process session
:return: filename of saved session
"""
# safely save session file
#with os.fdopen(os.open(filepath, os.O_WRONLY | os.O_CREAT, 0600), 'wb') as logger: # http://stackoverflow.com/a/5624691/5288758
with open(filepath, 'wb') as logger:
if helper:
serializer.dump(helper(session), logger, serializer.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL) # save dictionary
else:
serializer.dump(session, logger, serializer.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL) # save dictionary
return logger.name
[docs]def readSession(filepath, helper=None):
"""
Loads a dictionary session from file.
:param filepath: path to load session file.
:param helper: function to pos-process session file
:return: session
"""
# safely read session file
with open(filepath, 'rb') as logger:
session = serializer.load(logger) # get session
if helper:
return helper(session)
else:
return session
[docs]def updateSession(filepath, session, replace=True, rdhelper=None, svhelper=None):
"""
Updates a dictionary session in file.
:param filepath: path to session file.
:param session: dictionary.
:param replace: if True key values are replaced else old key values ar kept.
:param rdhelper: read helper.
:param svhelper: save helper.
:return: None
"""
current = readSession(filepath,rdhelper)
if replace: # update by replacing existing values
current.update(session)
else: # update without replacing existing values
for key in session:
if key not in current:
current[key] = session[key]
saveSession(filepath, current, svhelper) # save updated session
[docs]def flushSession(filepath):
"""
Empty session in file.
:param filepath: path to session file.
:return:
"""
readSession(filepath)
saveSession(filepath, {}) # save updated session
[docs]def checkFromSession(filepath, varlist):
"""
Check that variables exits in session file.
:param filepath: path to session file.
:param varlist: list of variables to checkLoaded.
:return: list checkLoaded results
"""
current = readSession(filepath)
return [var in current for var in varlist] # checking variables
[docs]def deleteFromSession(filepath, varlist):
"""
Delete variables from session file.
:param filepath: path to session file.
:param varlist: list of variables to delete.
:return: None
"""
current = readSession(filepath)
for var in varlist: # deleting variables
del(current[var])
saveSession(filepath, current) # save updated session


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Uses digest::digest()
to hash as (salted) value, using 'SHA-256'.
If the x
isn't already a character
vector, it's converted to one (even if x
inherits from character).
This approach protects the actual value of x
, while still allowing a downstream user
to determine which cells were derived from the same x
.
For example, suppose a patient's
mrn
of '111' is hashed, and the output is 'abc'.
(To view it's real value, execute OuhscMunge::hash_and_salt_sha_256(111)
.)
When given the value 'abc', is it computational infeasible to determine the input
had been '111' (especially when salted). However, when you see that two visits
have an mrn of 'abc', you can determine the same patient generated both visits.
hash_and_salt_sha_256( x, salt = "", min_characters = 1L, max_characters = 2048L, na_if = c("") )
| x | A vector of values to convert. it should be a |
|---|---|
| salt | A single-element character vector. |
| min_characters | The minimum count of characters that |
| max_characters | The maximum count of characters that |
| na_if | A vector of characters that should produce a has of |
A character vector.
cryptographic hash function and salts.
x <- letters[1:5] salt <- "abc123" hash_and_salt_sha_256(x, salt)#> [1] "757410ac646bebb991cdd8140891b09f2d6cbfd2dca7d6fb08c8a4c0c24af1b3" #> [2] "afdf613dc350afa36ad903f0f1638eb76c6e370d4495feaa1441b91471e76ebd" #> [3] "2630a2754b0df7096f44173a985092c8381120b4a60c8938ce5c6b14b5983e0c" #> [4] "4b2502443aced3c2e1428922f0bcc1e1a0eb10d37dd7b71492f27eddf3250c77" #> [5] "83129564e4c6d6f8410afc77f0a7ffeb7f8993450f9a703bb4954cb109fffc62"# If an unsalted hash is desired, leave the `salt` parameter blank hash_and_salt_sha_256(x)#> [1] "fb1a678ef965ad4a66c712d2161f20319091cb4e7611e1925df671018c833f72" #> [2] "61ba1f136aebcd31977da80fae3afffe18b83691e2aa2c61f948d85085fd8e56" #> [3] "2eea4ca3e3a6518aaffdcd5bada74dc92c3e0170ab17f7826aa1d1222f8a1ef5" #> [4] "d2aebba0a3c95f6d03acf85bd9d41e602b92675ef4741063ebb2091e064d86cd" #> [5] "09cab1873b8f76f0d880aa963a5bd2f7c858af261acbde2a6cdee4ce993a12b3"#> [1] "fb1a678ef965ad4a66c712d2161f20319091cb4e7611e1925df671018c833f72" #> [2] NA #> [3] "2eea4ca3e3a6518aaffdcd5bada74dc92c3e0170ab17f7826aa1d1222f8a1ef5"


Through user research, we uncovered how discouraged wheelchair users are from traveling to new places. Airlines often damage their $2,000+ wheelchairs, they have to wait around for days for wheelchair replacements. Also,loading a wheelchair on and off a plane can be time consuming. Going through security at the airport can also be degrading as they have to be lifted from their chairs and patted down extensively.
Wheelchair users develop an “I can’t” mentality due to the limited and inconsistent accessibility infrastructure around them.
Sherpa is a self-guided tour app that encourages users to explore their local area and meet others like them.
Users can either explore tours solo, join group tours, or create their own group tours.
This app motivates wheelchair users to leave home and feel confident traveling. Sherpa, hopefully will not only inspire more local travel, and but also travel all over the world.


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BREAKING: Sweden just announced the launch of the "e-krona", it's own central bank digital currency in a new pilot platform.
Digital currencies are the space race of our generation.
However, my bet is on Bitcoin getting to the moon first.
*Approximately 40% of the employees working on the Lisk project were laid off on December 9th. Additionally, the contracts of three employees who...
LocoMB14-Dec-19 10:52 AM
hmm ... someone is in a really foul mood it seems... where are all the honey-dipped javascript blockchains you promised?!?! ... WHERE?!?!(edited)
LocoMB14-Dec-19 03:17 PM
slow and steady wins the race- with light baggage, and a lot of mileage, that is the Kmodo way.
I much prefer this to haystack fires (which most crypto projects are) that start with lofty claims, high expectations, and a hellish burn rate to match
.. so then the attrition starts bcs project members are getting really cold feet - and LISK HQ tries to hush it up by deleting posts:(edited)
Lisk Central America was one of the delegates to leave this week.
The following post was deleted from there subreddit.
Our faith in HQ to deliver a product has been diminishing for sometime but as of late we have lost all confidence in HQ.
With management making mistake after mistake with no sign of learning, it is time for us to step down as a delegate and organization.
We hope all community members the best of luck. It has been a wild ride but it is time to get off .
Maybe one day we will see a full product from Lisk but that is still years away.
The space is moving too fast and our opinion is Lisk will be left before it even has a chance to release a full SDK.
We are still bullish on crypto and blockchain in general but this project lacks the right leadership and experience to succeed in our opinion. Too many early missteps have taken place , that has now left the project in a bad place with the current layoffs.
Management never seemed to address serious concerns and opinions over the years from both employees and community members. This resulting in many talented employees and community members leaving Lisk behind.
It’s a Sad day as we had high hopes for Lisk and it’s sidechain technology but it’s apparent that this team can not deliverer. We hope that other talented projects continue and bring this technology to life.
I hope all those talented employees that were recently fired right before Christmas all are successful in their job searches.
Good luck to Lisk and the community!
If you have any questions you can PM us here.(edited)
jl777c14-Dec-19 03:40 PM
wait, are you saying LISK never delivered on their sidechains?
they raised a lot of BTC
polycryptoblog14-Dec-19 03:45 PM
15k BTC
I hope the “moar marketing” crowd takes note of all these marketing based coins biting the dust
1
𝙊𝙞𝙣𝙠14-Dec-19 03:56 PM
But then again: they don't have anything tangible to market
jl777c14-Dec-19 04:05 PM
yet they are speding 250k/mo on marketing (at least according to that thread)
but if it is true they converted half their remaining BTC at $3500 and only have 3000 or BTC left, it is quite amazing how fast they went through all their funds
we started with 2600 and are down to 1600 or so, with 200 worth in a hedge
polycryptoblog14-Dec-19 04:11 PM
With a substantial chunk being used for DPoW , 160ish if I remember right .
sφldat14-Dec-19 04:32 PM
12k BTC in marketing ?? really?
joe2x414-Dec-19 04:33 PM
This is good opportunity to bring in LISK folks to Komodo family. Has anyone reached out to those who are disillusioned?(edited)
sφldat14-Dec-19 04:35 PM
I don't think it's an opportunity, but it's just a matter of time. so that people can open their eyes to the real projects (who build and manage their budgets)
joe2x414-Dec-19 04:38 PM
"talented employees" "job search"
polycryptoblog14-Dec-19 04:40 PM
I understand that, however assuming they cut from the fat and not the meat I would imagine the majority of those let go are of the marketing persuasion.
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 As a Ruby newbie, it's been pretty invaluable to my learning.
Pairing has been both fun and challenging for me. I enjoy the personal aspects of pairing--meeting new people and getting to know my cohort better. Working virtually as we do in Phase 0, pairing helps me feel connected to the community and reminds me that I'm not struggling through this process alone. I have found that different people have different styles and pairing is always different each time I do it.
The challenging part for me comes when we get deep into a challenge and come up against an issue. That's when you're really faced with your own and others' work styles. Some like to step away, others like to research, while others like to tinker. When we're both stuck, it can be frustrating as we both probably come into the session with the hopes of solving the challenge within a reasonable timeframe each time. For this reason, pairing keeps me on my toes because I want to be both culturally and technically valuable to my pair.
It is not easy to give or receive feedback. Reading my feedback produces a bit of anxiety. As a newbie, I have struggled with some of the material and so it's not always easy to acknowledge that, despite knowing it. My feedback generally has been actionable, specific, and kind. I feel bad though when I feel like I have let down my pair. I use this to motivate me to read and work harder to be technically stronger for future pair sessions.
Writing feedback has also brought its share of challenges. It's easy to get frustrated when working through challenges or to have different opinions about how to proceed on a problem. I try to put myself in someone else's shoes and be compassionate. At the same time, we're only going to improve as people and programmers if someone takes the risk to give us honest and kind feedback. That's what I want, so I do it for others.


@(message: String)
@main("Jungler - Api Spec") {
Api Specification
- POST /createaggregate --- Create new Aggregate
- GET /getaggregates --- Get all Aggregates
- POST /getaggregate --- Get Aggregate
- POST /likeaggregate --- Like Aggregate
- POST /dislikeaggregate --- Dislike Aggregate
}


Reduce z-index values with PostCSS.
With npm do:
npm install postcss-zindex --save
Sometimes, you may introduce z-index values into your CSS that are larger than
necessary, in order to improve your understanding of how each stack relates to
the others. For example, you might have a modal overlay at 5000
and the dialog
for it at 5500
- so that modal classes occupy the 5xxx
space.
But in production, it is unnecessary to use such large values for z-index where
smaller values would suffice. This module will reduce all z-index declarations
whilst respecting your original intent; such that the overlay becomes 1
and
the dialog becomes 2
. For more examples, see the tests.
```css .modal { z-index: 5000 }
.modal-overlay { z-index: 5500 } ```
```css .modal { z-index: 1 }
.modal-overlay { z-index: 2 } ```
Note that this module does not attempt to normalize relative z-index values,
such as -1
; indeed, it will abort immediately when encountering these values
as it cannot be sure that rebasing mixed positive & negative values will keep
the stacking context intact. Be careful with using this module alongside
JavaScript injected CSS; ideally you should have already extracted all of your
stacking context into CSS.
Type: number
Default: 1
Set this to any other positive integer if you want to override z-indices from
other sources outside your control. For example if a third party widget has a
maximum z-index of 99
, you can set this to 100
and not have to worry about
stacking conflicts.
See the PostCSS documentation for examples for your environment.
Pull requests are welcome. If you add functionality, then please add unit tests to cover it.
MIT © Ben Briggs


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Wayne is the play-by-play broadcaster for the Cougars and give us a little history of baseball in Kane County before talking about the Cougars' first season as the Class A Midwest League affiliate of the Chicago Cubs.
Wayne highlights the notable players on the Kane County roster and introduces us to the coaching staff.


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Play Tournament
Abort Tournament
How many wins would you like to play to?
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How to install Java SE 8 Development Kit (JDK) and Runtime Environment (JRE) on Oracle Solaris, Linux, OS X, and Microsoft Windows computers
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Create New Project
When a new project is ready to be implemented, a new empty private repository will be created on the Swipe & Tap GitHub account
A designated user will then initialise the directory structure based on the selected framework and push to the remote origin using the following steps:
Create a local directory to store the project:
mkdir [project]
Initalise local git repository using the following command:
git init
Initialise project structure and perform an initial commit
Reference the github repository as your remote origin
git remote add origin https://github.com/SwipeAndTap/project.git
Push all of the inital code to the remote Github repository
git push -u origin master
Other users can now Clone Existing Project.
Clone Existing Project
Further team members can then clone the repository to their local machines:
git clone https://github.com/SwipeAndTap/project.git [project]
Now you are ready to create Constant Branches.
Constant Branches
Each project will always begin with the following 2 branches that will remain active throughout the entire project (and beyond).
Master
The master branch that is automatically introduced with new GitHub projects will be the starting point for all development.
This is intended to be the most stable branch of all, which will be used in the live production environment of the client. This means that all code that is merged to it will have been thoroughly tested and approved before getting to this constant stage.
Dev/Development
From the master branch, a secondary branch will be created to be the base for all development throughout the project.
Though this branch should remain stable, having it separate from the master branch will allow testing features and
fixing bugs to be isolated from the production environment.
Therefore, when the dev branch is stable, it can be safely merged into the master branch assuming it has been tested and
reviewed as necessary.
Team members should not work directly on this branch but should create separate feature branches that are eventually added as pull requests and merged into this branch when completed.
This process is outlined in the Feature Branches section.
Feature Branches
Creating a branch
As stated in the Constant Branches section, the Development branch will be the root branch of the project lifecycle yet it should not be worked on directly.
For each major feature within the system, a new independent branch should be created (see Naming Conventions) from the dev branch. This can be done by using the following command (making sure that the current branch is dev):
git checkout -b [branch-name]
This command will both create a new branch and also checkout that branch so that it can be immediately worked on.
Following on from here, development can begin on the feature using the continued flow mentioned in sections Committing and Merging.
Naming conventions
The naming conventions illustrated here are merely guidelines but should help to structure feature branches in a way that can be understood by all members of a team working on a project.
Feature branches should use the following conventions where appropriate:
- Words should only contain lowercase letters
- A hyphen should be used between words if more than 1
- Branch name should describe the feature in plain English in as minimum words as possible
- If branch relates to an API, it should be prefixed with
api/
- If branch relates to previous feature, the name should match and be appended with an appropriate word such as
fix
orupdates
Examples
Feature
A web dashboard overview of system users.
Branch
users-dashboard
Feature
Improved designs for a form that is used for adding inventory which is an existing feature
Branch
inventory-updates
Feature
APIs for getting and adding new patient details for a hospital
Branch
api/patients
Once the branch is in place and coding a feature has begun, you can start Committing Locally to continue the workflow.
Committing Locally
As the first step, committing work locally should be a consistent part of your workflow which will help in many ways such as keeping related code together and creating a history that reduces risk in the event of reverting code.
 Being descriptive will help to make the timeline more readable and understandable for team members.
The simplest way to stage and commit changes is as follows:
git add .
git commit -m “message”
This will firstly stage all files within the commit, followed by committing those files with the inserted message.
To stage files individually, you can replace the “.” character with the relative path the the file you would like to stage. Doing it by file it effective when you need to split a lot of changes into more digestible commits.
Messages should be in the present tense and begin with a verb. An accepted practice is to structure your message to extend the following statement:
“If applied, this commit will…”
Other guidelines to consider are:
- Summarise the changes by limiting the message to 50 characters
- Concentrate on explaining WHAT has changed as opposed to WHY
- Capitalise the first letter of the summary
If you’re having a hard time summarising, you might be committing too many changes at once. See Frequency section for help on this.
Frequency
How often you commit code can have a great effect on its history and how easy it is to follow. This will help both you and your team over time to understand the features that you are developing. Though it may be overkill to commit after each line of code, it should ideally be multiple times a day.
As a general guideline, code should be committed as each subset of a feature is completed.
This way, commit messages can be kept short and concise and will keep highly related code within the same commit.
To make sure the remote repository contains the newest code commits, you can start Pushing to Remote Branch.
Pushing to Remote Branch
Eventually, the changes made locally will have to be pushed to the online repository both for backup purposes and also for members to be able to actively see progress across the team for those working on the same area.
At a minimum, all local commits should be pushed at least twice a day, once before lunch and once before leaving the office. There is no limit on the number of pushes to the remote branch per day, but these two times are recommended for many reasons:
- If you leave for lunch and another member is working closely on a related piece of a feature, they will have to wait for you to return to be able to ask any questions.
- If there is an emergency such as a fire during the day, the risk of losing work is reduced to half a day at most.
- If there is a problem outside of work hours such as computer breaks, is stolen or any other disaster occurs, you will have no local work that needs to be recovered and can be picked up where left off
To push commits to the remote branch, you can use:
git push origin [branch-name]
Once the work on the feature branch has been completed, the next step is to consider Pull Requests.
Pull Requests
Pull Request
Creating a pull request for a feature branch will help to make sure that everything merged to the development branch is of a good coding standard and also reaches the intended goal, as well as helping to maintain an accurate and descriptive commit history that takes into account the branch that was merged in.
Pull requests are also a great way to start a conversation relating to a feature, allowing users to talk through any questions and ideas before continuing with development. Users can also review the code in a number of useful ways.
You can create pull requests on a repository on the GitHub site:
- Click on the Branches button under the Code tab
- Find the branch you would like to submit a pull request from and click New Pull Request
- If needed, you can select a branch to merge into from the base dropdown if this does not apply to the default branch
- Fill out the comment if needed followed by clicking Create Pull Request or you may assign a reviewer first by referring to Assigning Users section
To make things easier for the reviewer or other assignees, if standards were followed throughout the git process, the branch name, request comment and commit messages should provide an easy way for them to navigate around and understand the purpose of everything here.
Assigning Users
When creating or viewing a pull request, it is possible to add any number of users as a reviewer in order to notify them that the code is ready to be reviewed.
Simply click on the cog to the right of the Reviewers section to the right of the request details and enter the name of the user to assign.
They will then receive an email prompting them that they have been assigned to review the pull request.
Review
The real benefit of a pull request is for other specified users to be able to perform detailed reviews relating to a submitted branch. This could simply be skimming through the code, or more advanced tasks such as leaving comments and highlighting lines of code to be fixed or improved.
A reviewer can either leave comments, approve the code or request changes to be addressed before the branch is deemed suitable to merge.
If there are any conflicts in the code, then take a look at Merge Conflicts.
Otherwise, you can Merge and Cleanup .
Merge Conflicts
If there are any merge conflicts at this point, they must be solved before merging the pull request to the requested branch.
For simple merge conflicts, you have the ability to use the web editor to fix them by going through the list of files with merge conflicts and looking for the following the following lines:
<<<<<<< HEAD
=======
>>>>>>> branch-name
This splits the current branch and merging branch to show the differences between the files. Simply remove the conflict characters and leave the code that is correct.
For more complex conflicts you must use the command line to solve them. This involves viewing the files in your editor of choice and manually going through and committing the fixes back onto the same branch. When this is completed, it can be pushed and the conflicts should no longer show in the pull request.
When the conflicts have been solved, it’s time to Merge and Cleanup.
Merge and Cleanup
Once any changes have been mad, review is approved and the branch has no merge conflicts, a user can successfully merge the pull request.
Once the branch is merged, a purple icon will show that status on github. At this point, you should delete the branch unless further work will continue on the branch. If you have finished with the branch and choose to delete it, you can update your local environment as follows:
- Checkout the branch that the current feature branch was merged into
Pull the committed merge:
git pull origin [branch]
Safely delete the feature branch that was merged:
git branch -d [feature-branch]
If you have any issues at this stage, it might be useful to look at different ways of Rolling Back.
Rolling Back
Reverting
If ever you need to go back to a previous commit, the recommended way is using the revert
keyword with the commit id
that you would like to revert to:
git revert [commit-id]
This will firstly revert your current branch to that particular commit but will not lose the history between. It will create a new commit for the reversion which is a safe way to undo code.
Resetting
Another useful but sometimes dangerous command is reset
.
This can be used to undo files in the staging area if they were accidentally added. This can be done with:
git reset [file-name]
To unstage a particular file.
OR
git reset
To reset all files from the staging area.
This will leave the actually code as it is but simply take the staging back to where the previous commit was.
The other thing to consider is the —hard
flag which performs the same job as above but actually resets the code in the
selected file(s) to what was in the last commit, thus losing any changes you have made since.
Using hard resets should only be performed in an absolute emergency or only if you know what you are doing.


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is best described as a traditionally based bluegrass band that includes four lead vocalists, 3 & 4-part harmonies, strong instrumentals and lots of variety in song selection.
This group of entertainers provides high energy & high entertainment shows, which includes fun and natural humor. With their great musicianship, and most of all a strong variety of song selections from which to draw upon, the audience is kept constantly entertained and tappin' their feet!


MR. CANTON AND LADY ROSE A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: Jackie Chan's own favorite from among his own movies turns out to be a really strange curiosity. It is a remake of the Frank Capra comedy LADY FOR A DAY done with a little nominal martial arts. The problem is that Chan does little of real value that was not in the original film. He merely brings his familiar plot to new audiences. And the LADY FOR A DAY plot is getting a little tired. Still it is amazing this adaptation was attempted at all. Rating: 6 (0 to 10), high +1 (-4 to +4).
Jackie Chan is a Hong Kong martial artist with a sense of humor. His films are already quite popular in the US. This film (also known as THE CHINESE GODFATHER) is reportedly his favorite of all his films and it is also a genuine cinematic curiosity. While there are some martial arts sequences, for the most part it is a remake of an old Frank Capra film that Capra himself remade. The films from Capra are LADY FOR A DAY and A POCKET FULL OF MIRACLES. This is so unlikely a story for Chan to want to remake as a martial arts film it had to be seen. Chan plays a sort of country bumpkin from Canton whose martial arts temporarily save the life of a crime lord. In spite of Chan's efforts however the crime lord dies of a natural death. As he is dying he names Chan as his successor. Chan attributes his success to having just bought a rose from an elderly street vendor. Chan decides to go ahead and take the role as gang boss put pushes the new gang into legitimate enterprises including opening a new night club. Whenever he needs luck he buys a rose from the same street vendor. From here the story is a very much LADY FOR A DAY. Most scenes are directly borrowed from the Capra. The rose vendor has convinced her daughter that the family is affluent. The daughter has a wealthy fiance whose family wants to meet the bride-to-be's mother. They would never consent to the marriage if they knew the mother-in-law was a lowly street vendor. Chan learns of the rose vendor's problem and determines to carry out an elaborate ruse to make his friend appear to be the society woman she has pretended to be. Before he is done he has traditional enemies cooperating in his good deed. The alternate title THE CHINESE GODFATHER is an allusion not to the crime elements but to the young couple saying they want Chan to be the godfather of their first child.
Chan takes the opportunity to make this film even more different from his usual fare. Included is an extended tracking shot that took three days to film. While it does not stand up to the tracking shots of THE PLAYER and TOUCH OF EVIL, it is remarkable that it is present. Also for the night club scenes he has a lavish singing production number. It took tremendous chutzpah to pass off this sentimental comedy to audiences who had come for an action film, but the result could be Chan's most unusual film and it certainly seems to be unique in the martial arts genre. The one complaint is that this is territory that has so frequently been visited. Capra, of course, did the story twice. But also with a few substitutions the plot was reused for LA CAGE AUX FOLLES and THE BIRDCAGE. I rate this film a +6 on the 0 to 10 scale and a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Christian Fraser discovers that a brush with death on Cairo's congested roads leaves no appetite for life in the fast lane.
 The traffic here is so bad those of a faint disposition will not long survive the daily commute.
The struggle with overcrowded roads is complicated by a lack of any respect for traffic lights or policemen. There is no semblance of lane discipline.
Modern Cairo was built to house four million people. It has now swelled to some 17 million which is why narrow two-way streets on the banks of the River Nile, are by 0900 local time transformed into four-lane carriageways.
Drivers swerve with the greatest dexterity into the tiniest of spaces. Nearly every car or bus carries the scars of battle.
Of course spare parts are expensive, no-one has insurance and claiming for damage is about as worthwhile as dowsing for water in the desert.
The rules are pretty simple. Full-beam headlights and blaring horns somewhere behind usually mean you are about to be overtaken - or undertaken - at high speed, even though there is no space between your car and that concrete wall beside you.
Hurtling taxis
The Egyptian capital is full of drivers that have never taken a driving test
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My worst experience of this highway madness came just the other morning.
For a country that invented precision-engineered pyramids, its taxis are primitive, in all the wrong ways.
The upholstery of my taxi was the cheap nylon kind that delivers electric shocks to sweaty thighs.
And it offered no handles with which to wind down the windows, no escape from the sweltering heat you feel even at this time of the year.
This was truly one of Egypt's great antiquities, of which Abdu, my driver, was distinctly proud.
As we hurtled along the ring road, at speeds this jalopy was never meant to pass, Abdu leant into the back seat to reassure me he had learnt his driving in the army.
Lucky, since his chance to show off his defensive manoeuvres was waiting just around the next corner.
At 90km/h (60mph), he slammed on the brakes and slewed across the road as a traffic jam hidden by the bend waited in ambush.
With the brakes performing minor miracles, the clapped out Fiat eventually shuddered and spluttered, quite literally to a dead halt.
We had broken down, right there, in the middle of a four-lane carriageway, 18m - but a very long way - from the sanctuary of the hard shoulder.
In the back seat I could feel my posterior tightening.
National sport
By now the flow of traffic had resumed and cars were whizzing past the window, with increasing velocity and proximity.
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Gingerly, Abdu tried to squeeze his way out of the door, twice retreating to save his imperilled feet before finally making it to the bonnet armed with a bottle of water.
Oblivious to the dangerous predicament in which he now found himself, he put his ear to the engine like a doctor searching for a beating heart.
With an oily rag he unscrewed the radiator cap, which erupted into the air, under volcanic pressure. Abdu poured his precious water through the steam, grinning back at me with a gap-toothed smile. This was clearly a tried and tested method.
Ironically, the congestion that had brought us to this standstill was formed of rubberneckers, craning to look at the grisly aftermath of a five-car pile up on the other side.
I am quickly discovering this is a national sport. Egyptians, it seems, only use wing mirrors for the angle they afford on the carnage behind them.
New penalties
The official accident statistics in Egypt suggest that only 6,000 people die on the roads each year. Many Egyptians would readily testify it is a figure that hopelessly underestimates the true extent of the daily tragedy.
The government is well aware of the problem. They have recently started a campaign to promote ''discipline in the streets".
The new penalties include prison sentences for offences such as speeding, eating and drinking while at the wheel, or travelling with a baby in the front seat, which is another common practice.
At the time the new law was passed, most Egyptians scoffed. No-one, they said, could untangle Cairo's traffic congestion or restore order in a city where hardly anyone has ever taken a driving test.
And it is true that some policemen do still turn a blind eye to even the worst offences.
But the sands of time might be running out for the likes of Abdu. The authorities insist they will not be renewing licenses of any taxis older than 20 years - which by my cursory survey appear to be the vast majority.
One minister said some of these cars are so unroadworthy that drivers often lose control and find themselves in a ditch at the side of the road. I can certainly vouch for that theory.
But then the one benefit of taking your life in your hands each morning is the insanely low fare. It costs me $1.50 (£1) to travel half an hour into town - some 15km (10 miles).
And as Abdu and I finally resumed our laboured journey into work, I realised that if these new measures create a taxi shortage, this might encourage ever more Egyptians to take to the roads in their own cars - and that is scarcely a less terrifying prospect.
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WITNESS LIST Finance Committee May 3, 2006 -10:00A HB 1 ON COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE: Parks, Ursula Budget Analyst (LBB), Austin, TX Schiess, Jennifer Analyst (LBB), Austin, TX HB 5 FOR: Altman, Kevin Consultant (Coalition of Independent Tobacco Manufacturers of America), Richmond, VA Gray, James Director of Government Relations (American Cancer Society), Austin, TX Roberson, Edwin S. President (Conwood Company, LLC), Memphis, TN AGAINST: Sputnik Political Speaker (Self), Alvin, TX ON: Shepherd, Robert L. Consultant (UST Public Affairs Inc.), Fort Lauderdale, FL Registering, but not testifying: For: Arnold, Ellen Government Affairs (Texas PTA), Austin, TX Findeisen, Les Director of Policy (Texas Motor Transportation Association), Austin, TX Romo, Joel VP of Advocacy (American Heart Association), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: Against: Venable, Peggy State Director (Americans for Prosperity), Austin, TX


The Streets are kicking off a new series of outdoors gigs in Norwich
The Streets will bring their high-energy live show to Norwich in 2020 to kick off a brand new series of outdoor summer gigs in the city.
The Norfolk city will play host next summer to Friday Night Live, which is being organised by the team behind the successful Sunday Sessions and Let’s Rock festival series.
Mike Skinner and The Streets, who returned to the stage in 2017 with a collection of new songs and talk of a new album, will take to the stage at Earlham Park on 22 May, which is the opening night of the Friday Night Live series.
Support acts for the opening night of Friday Night Live will be confirmed in due course.
“Friday Night Live will bring the biggest and best artists to outdoor locations all over the UK for an evening of unforgettable live music, and we’re absolutely thrilled to launch the event with an artist as iconic as The Streets,” the organisers of the new event said.
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Tickets for The Streets’ gig at Friday Night Live went on sale this morning (22 November) – you can find those and more information about the gig here.
Sounds like it’s going to be quite the night down in Norwich next May – let’s all just hope Skinner doesn’t go too wild mid-performance and dislocate his shoulder during one of his customary crowdsurfs like he did earlier this year.
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You can retrieve or set the currently selected EQ preset using the IiTunes::CurrentEQPreset property.
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| HRESULT | Name ([out, retval] BSTR *name) |
| Returns the name of the the EQ preset (e.g. "Acoustic"). | |
| HRESULT | Modifiable ([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL *isModifiable) |
| Returns true if the EQ preset can be modified. | |
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| HRESULT | Preamp ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer preamp level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Preamp ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer preamp level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band1 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 32Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band1 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 32Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band2 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 64Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band2 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 64Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band3 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 125Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band3 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 125Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band4 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 250Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band4 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 250Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band5 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 500Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band5 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 500Hz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band6 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 1KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band6 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 1KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band7 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 2KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band7 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 2KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band8 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 4KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band8 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 4KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band9 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 8KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band9 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 8KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band10 ([out, retval] double *level) |
| Returns the equalizer 16KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
| HRESULT | Band10 ([in] double level) |
| Set the equalizer 16KHz band level (-12.0 db to +12.0 db). | |
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| HRESULT | Delete ([in] VARIANT_BOOL updateAllTracks) |
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| HRESULT | Rename ([in] BSTR newName,[in] VARIANT_BOOL updateAllTracks) |
| Rename this EQ preset. |
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Foundations Final Reflection.
Now that the foundations portion of studying with Enspiral Dev Academy has finished I spent some time looking back and reflecting on my learning journey. Emphasis was placed on the core curriculum as it is a unique aspect of learning at EDA.
Three new things I learned about myself
- I learned that I am more patient than I thought I was.
- I learned that sometimes it is alright to take time away from the code and come back to it later.
- I learned that failure is a part of success and that failing will help in answering those problems.
What are the roles of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
I think that the values, empathy and self awareness really help a person in understanding how to learn and program, and also how to learn and program with other people.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
The thing that surprised me the most was how therapeutic it felt to journal and reflect on a consistent basis. I had previously not reflected consistently like this and I feel it was a good exercise in learning more about myself.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
The most challenge aspect for me was being able to get over my self consciousness in writing down my thoughts. I learned that my answer doesn’t have to be “perfect” and that I should just write down what I’m thinking and how I feel.
Why do you think EDA, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
I think EDA is focusing a lot on core learning because by doing so it is helping us students understand ourselves and our learning habits. It is also very beneficial to working in a team environment to be able to self reflect and know what you do well and what you can improve on. That is why I think that EDA focuses on the core learning so much.
Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time? Should you have just used that time to practicing programming instead?
Like I’ve said in earlier answers I feel that the reflection time and learning about different aspects of human emotion and intelligence through the core curriculum has really helped in understanding how I learn and how I can move forward with learning. I think taking time away from programming, sometimes, can be beneficial when stuck or frustrated.
Finally
I have so far enjoyed the core aspects of learning and I feel has improved my understanding of myself and specifically how I learn in the context of programming and problem solving. I hope I can continue reflecting, whether that's through a blog or on pen and paper.


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Modify `Gemfile` to use this repo:
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group :development do
gem "puppetlabs_spec_helper", require: true, git: 'https://github.com/findmyname666/puppetlabs_spec_helper', ref: '87ec9e4d3b4dbac0ced2e1bb5b7bd22bc6799dac'
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Hello! cartoon is my heart, its making me as Mubin. Yes I am Mubin Rabha. I am working as a cartoonist, writter at the assamese daily news paper Asamiya Khabor ; published from Guwahati.
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This book was inagurated by noted writter Dr. Upen Rabha Hakacham (Head of the Assamese Department, Guwahati University) on 1'st November 2013 at Shrawddhanjali Kanan, Guwahati.


Within administrative records, multiple types of data are often combined for expediency. By multiple types we mean different sets of data fields, each set representing a different type of observational unit (e.g. property information and listing agent information in the same record). The observational unit types necessary to the project at hand need to be separated out into individual observations or individual datasets in the restructuring phase.
An example from a housing case study is given here. The dataset provided was comprised of single records with 128 fields. Each original record was identified by a unique "List Number". However, if a parcel was listed twice it would have two different "List Numbers." As a result, changes in a property or parcel over time could not be tracked from these records because the structure only identified the list number not the parcel number. Changing the structure to include the "Parcel ID" allowed the required historical tracking of changes.


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public interface PremonJJTParserConstants
{
public static final int EOF;
public static final int EQ;
public static final int SEMI;
public static final int COMMA;
public static final int COLON;
public static final int LPAREN;
public static final int RPAREN;
public static final int LBRACE;
public static final int RBRACE;
public static final int DOTS;
public static final int FN;
public static final int LET;
public static final int REC;
public static final int VAL;
public static final int CENTRAL;
public static final int PROC;
public static final int LOCAL;
public static final int RETURN;
public static final int INT;
public static final int DOUBLE;
public static final int STRING;
public static final int ID;
public static final int ALPHANUMERIC;
public static final int LETTER;
public static final int DIGIT;
public static final int SYMBOLIC;
public static final int SYMBOL;
public static final int DEFAULT;
public static final String[] tokenImage;
}


You may think Texas is large, but did you know there are two patches of garbage spinning in the ocean that equate to more than 2 times the size of Texas. With that being said, I am very passionate about recycling and waste reduction, therefore, I designed and developed an infographic that makes the mass issue easier to digest. Featuring bright colours and simple icons, this infographic works to spread awareness on the issue at hand in a simple and enjoyable way.
With great passion, I put a lot of research into this infographic. Once I found a ton of statistics and interesting information that I believed would support my graphics, I began sketching out several ideas. From this point, I began illustrating various elements on Adobe Illustrator and then was completely absorbed by my work and completed it.


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Four Decades Of ‘Star Wars’ Mania Reaches The End Of An Era In Special Look At ‘The Rise Of Skywalker’
by Corey Atad“Star Wars” has been touching the lives of countless fans for over 40 years.
In a new, special look at “The Rise of Skywalker”, fans of all ages across the decades share in the phenomenon of the franchise as it’s about to reach the end of the Skywalker saga.
The video features news footage, clips, and interviews with series stars like Carrie Fisher, as well as famous fans like Ed Sheeran, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Kevin Smith.
And while “The Rise of Skywalker” marks a conclusion for the franchise, there is plenty more “Star Wars” to come, with series like “The Mandalorian” on Disney+ and a secretive new film scheduled for 2022.
“Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” hits theatres Dec. 20.


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{
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{
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Knowledge graph for better query understanding
About me
Matild Reema
Senior Software Engineer at Avalara
Previously @ Indix
Scala, Akka, Hadoop, Spark
Agenda
Where knowledge graphs are used
What it is
How to build one
Use case - Query understanding
Demo of our product graph
Looks familiar?
Why did we build one?
Catalog of 3B+ products
Unstructured data
-> Structured
-> Search
Simple search was not proving to be sufficient
More meaningful / contextual search
Quick Demo
What does the knowledge graph offer?
Answer
questions
Semantic Search
Recommendation engine
Discover insights
Data -> Knowledge
Let's get into the know-hows
What is it?
Representation of your knowledge domain
Entity => Node
Barack Obama, United Nations
Product domain - Apple, iPhone
Assign semantic types and properties to entities
Semantic types - Person, Organization, Brand, Product line
Properties - Height, Age, Year of founding, Price
Relations between those entities
Bidirectional, Unidirectional
Can have associated weights - confidence
How do I build one?
Identify entities in your domain
Structured data - already has extracted entities
Unstructured data - use NER models to identify entities
tokenize, POS tagging
Classify them into higher level entites
Entities from a product page
Link extraction
Formulate relations based on extracted facts
Unstructured data - Dependency parsing and pos tagging
Representation of connected data :
RDFs(Triples) -
subject, predicate, object
<Apple>
:hasProductLine
<iPhone>
Property graphs -
key / value associated with entities and relations
Link prediction
Can I predict the next most likely links?
Based on graph structure
Proximity measures
Common Neighbours, Preferential Attachment
Probabilistic models
Use node attributes in addition to network structure
Graph deployment
What did we use?
Using the knowledge graph
"Semantic" Search
Determine searcher's intent
Match meaning not words
Knowledge of context
Query Segmentation
Tokenize to get the right intent
E.g:
men's
running shoes
Statistical language models
Query tagging
Map query segments to entities in the graph
E.g:
men's
running shoes
gender
itemType
Query Rewriting
Query Expansion
Adds additional terms like synonyms
Query Relaxation
Remove query terms
Related Search Suggestion
Explore your relations
Complementary - Product vs accessories
Competiting - Brand
X
vs Brand
Y
Demo
Questions?
Bonus
Why not use tables?
Lose dimensionality
Better visualization with graphs
Leverage all the work done on graph analysis


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Collection of NNN ready-to-go cross-browser CSS animations that you can drop into any website. Originally sourced from Animate.css, but now powered by Less.js. It's CSS, with just a little more.
Collection of NNN ready-to-go cross-browser CSS animations that you can drop into any website. Originally sourced from Animate.css, but now powered by Less.js. It's CSS, with just a little more.


New Color-Code System for Emergency Building Closures
Effective December 1, HCPSS is launching a color-coding notification system for emergency and other non-scheduled school closings, including for inclement weather. The operating status will be identified on the new Status website and communicated through multiple notification sources.
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Ravens Celebrate Guilford Elementary as a Top PLAY 60 School
The NFL program inspires kids to get the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity a day in school and at home.
American Education Week
This week is an opportunity to celebrate public education and honor individuals making a difference in ensuring that every child receives a quality education. Please check your school newsletter for activities.
Events
Call for Members: Science Advisory Committee
Applications accepted through Friday, December 13
Do you have a background in the physical sciences or engineering? HCPSS is seeking additional members for the Science Advisory Committee. Members meet monthly to share their expertise, exchange ideas and provide support to improve the science instructional program for all students. Learn more and apply.
Howard County Student Art Exhibition
Through Sunday, November 24, The Walters Art Museum
The Walters Art Museum and Howard County public schools celebrate the artistic achievement of Pre-K-12 students in this annual exhibition.
Howard County School Health Council General Meeting
Wednesday, December 4, 4-6 p.m., Howard County Library System Elkridge Branch, Belmont Meeting Room
The meeting will include a presentation on the county’s suicide prevention program and an update on the new MSDE health education regulations.
Public Hearing: Policy 8050, Teaching Controversial Issues
Thursday, December 5, 7 p.m., Department of Education
The Board will hold a public hearing on proposed revisions to Policy 8050, Teaching Controversial Issues. Learn how you can provide testimony.
Recruitment Event: Special Education Meet and Greet
Monday, December 9, 4-6 p.m., Wilde Lake High School
Are you interested in becoming a special education teacher or related service provider? Join staff from the Office of Human Resources and Department of Special Education to learn more about the wide range of opportunities available at HCPSS.
Reminders
Boundary Review Update
The Board is scheduled to make a final decision on boundary adjustments for the 2020-2021 school year during the November 21 Board meeting, which begins at 4 p.m.
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Parent/teacher conferences will be held Monday, November 25-Wednesday, November 27. Conferences can be scheduled online through HCPSS Connect, through November 22.
JROTC Applications
The JROTC program for high school students supports citizenship, character and leadership development.To apply for participation for the 2020-2021 school year, students must schedule an interview with JROTC officials between December 2, 2019 through January 3, 2020.
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I believe that love, in its most basic form, can be described as such: a want and desire to be physically, mentally, or spiritually close to something or someone and that this said want and desire is unconstrained by the wants and rules that govern survival. The life choices that are made in the pursuit of love, exponentially reduces your chance of survival in this world. That’s really the basics of a definition that I could give you. And once you’ve heard all my examples of misshaped love, then you’ll see that I’m really dying for nothing.
In the current of my now recently realized extremely brief love affair with Cat, I’ve realized now that I know absolutely nothing about the realm of women and their desires; I was arrogant to think I knew anything to begin with. One moment, we’re in love; exploring each other fully and openly, sharing more than our fair share of secrets and affections; she’d breath into my ear her sweet caressive moans, as if my body to hers was bringing the height of ecstasy in every corner in her mind; Aphrodite herself would’ve been so wet to hear her scream my name at climax. And the next, when all of the love has simmered, there was nothing between us anymore. No love, compassion, kindness. She wanted nothing to do to me and I wanted nothing to do with her. I admit it. I loved her, then I lost her.
My mind sometimes drifts back. She still lingered in my heart. A piece of me never wanted me to let go. But now I feel absolutely nothing for her. Absolutely nothing. How dumb was I: to let her in my home, in my heart. She was a women looking for love, she had options that weren’t me, I should’ve known better. She gets no more of my time. She is now just a lesson.


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002 (:require [kulu-backend.db :as db]
003 [honeysql.core :as sql]
004 [honeysql.helpers :as h-sql]))
005
006 (defonce table-name :tokens)
007
008 (defn store
009 [m]
010 (->> m
011 (db/insert! (keyword table-name))
012 first))
013
014 (defn lookup-by-id
015 [id]
016 (try (-> (h-sql/select :*)
017 (h-sql/from table-name)
018 (h-sql/where [:= :id (java.util.UUID/fromString id)])
019 sql/format
020 db/query
021 first)
022 (catch Exception e {})))
023
024 (defn get-it
025 [id]
026 (let [token (lookup-by-id id)]
027 (when (not (empty? token))
028 token)))
029
030 ;; This appears to be basically a copy of the organizations_users join table. So why not just use its id as token?
031 ;;
032 ;; Because this is meant to be ephemeral.
033 ;; Tokens are deleted on logout; also makes for an easy shift to redis later on.
034 (defn create
035 ([m]
036 (:id (store {:user_id (:user_id m)
037 :user_email (:user_email m)
038 :organization_name (:organization_name m)}))))
039
040 (defn delete
041 [id]
042 (db/delete! table-name ["id = ?", id]))


Vernon Davis, Chris Thompson among inactives for Redskins vs. Bills
by Adam ZielonkaORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Vernon Davis will miss his fifth straight game with a concussion when the Washington Redskins visit the Buffalo Bills in Week 9.
Davis was among several starters and regular contributors were already ruled out Friday, including safeties Montae Nicholson and Deshazor Everett, both with ankle injuries, and running back Chris Thompson with turf toe.
Case Keenum is out with the concussion he sustained last week against Minnesota, paving the way for Dwayne Haskins’ first NFL start. Colt McCoy will be Haskins’ backup.
Guard Wes Martin and cornerback Aaron Colvin are Washington’s other inactives.
Trent Williams is not on the list of inactives, but he has a roster exemption and doesn’t count toward the 53-man roster yet. The team declared he failed his physical after returning from his lengthy holdout this week, when he experienced discomfort trying on his helmet.
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The class handling the browser application and all of its schemes
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 10 def self.handles?( uri ) return true if schemes.include?( uri.scheme ) return true if File.exist?( uri.path ) end
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 6 def self.schemes %w[ http https ftp file ] end
use a call back mechanism to get the right #app_list that is decided by the host_os_family class.
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 40 def app_list host_os_family.app_list( self ) end
Get the full commandline of what we are going to add the uri to
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 53 def browser_cmdline possibilities = (browser_env + app_list).flatten possibilities.each do |p| Launchy.log "#{self.class.name} : possibility : #{p}" end if browser = possibilities.shift then Launchy.log "#{self.class.name} : Using browser value '#{browser}'" return browser end raise Launchy::CommandNotFoundError, "Unable to find a browser command. If this is unexpected, #{Launchy.bug_report_message}" end
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 44 def browser_env return [] unless ENV['BROWSER'] browser_env = ENV['BROWSER'].split( File::PATH_SEPARATOR ) browser_env.flatten! browser_env.delete_if { |b| b.nil? || (b.strip.size == 0) } return browser_env end
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 65 def cmd_and_args( uri, options = {} ) cmd = browser_cmdline args = [ uri.to_s ] if cmd =~ /%s/ then cmd.gsub!( /%s/, args.shift ) end return [cmd, args] end
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 19 def cygwin_app_list [ 'cmd /C start /b' ] end
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 23 def darwin_app_list [ find_executable( "open" ) ] end
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 27 def nix_app_list app_list = %w[ xdg-open ] if nix_de = Launchy::Detect::NixDesktopEnvironment.detect then app_list << nix_de.browser app_list << nix_de.fallback_browsers end app_list.flatten! app_list.delete_if { |b| b.nil? || (b.strip.size == 0) } app_list.collect { |bin| find_executable( bin ) }.find_all { |x| not x.nil? } end
final assembly of the command and do %s substitution www.catb.org/~esr/BROWSER/index.html
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 76 def open( uri, options = {} ) cmd, args = cmd_and_args( uri, options ) run( cmd, args ) end
# File lib/launchy/applications/browser.rb, line 15 def windows_app_list [ 'start /b' ] end


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| self | The player | GET | No |
| mr:play | A link to play music and retrieve the player resource | POST | No |
| mr:pause | A link to put the music on hold and retrieve the player resource | POST | No |
| mr:stop | A link to stop the player and retrieve the player resource | POST | No |
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| mr:status | The status resource of this player | None | No |
| mr:current-song | The current song resource of this player | None | No |
{ "_links": { "curies": { "href": "http://localhost:8080/multiroom-mpd/docs/#/relations/{rel}", "name": "mr", "templated": true }, "self": { "href": "http://localhost:8080/multiroom-mpd/api/zones/Bathroom/player" }, "mr:play": { "href": "http://localhost:8080/multiroom-mpd/api/zones/Bathroom/player/play" }, "mr:pause": { "href": "http://localhost:8080/multiroom-mpd/api/zones/Bathroom/player/pause" }, "mr:stop": { "href": "http://localhost:8080/multiroom-mpd/api/zones/Bathroom/player/stop" } }, "_embedded" : { "mr:status": { "_links": { "self": { "href": "ws://localhost:8080/multiroom-mpd/ws/zones/Kitchen/player/status" } }, "status": "PAUSED" }, "mr:current-song": { "position": 3 "_embedded": { "mr:song": { "title": "Yesterday" } } } } }


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SELF MANAGEMENT CHECKLIST
- Specify a clear cut goal you want to accomplish. And be very specific. Like I'll write for four hours a day, or run three miles, or do 30 push ups, or can 24 quarts of tomatoes, or spend an hour crocheting.
- Specify when you'll do it. Like everyday, Monday through Friday, or every morning, seven days a week, or at 10:00 am on Thursday.
- Record your hit rate. Make a record of your successes and your failures, like a graph of the numbers of hours per day or a note on your calendar of the number of miles run each day.
- Make a public commitment. Tell someone what your goals and your deadline are. And even ask them to check on you to see if you got it done. That's a subtle way of arranging for a little mild social reward or punishment, approval or disapproval, depending on whether you get the job done. No big deal, but it helps.
- Add an explicit penalty for failure, if you need to. Tell your monitor you'll pay them a quarter or a dollar or take them out to lunch for each of your failures. But keep the penalty small, almost at a joke level, otherwise everyone will start getting uptight, and you're liable to fib a bit.
- Think small. Don't try to make up for your past sins in a single day. If you've got a hundred letters to write, don't contact to do them all right away. A postcard a day may be infinitely better than you're doing now. Going for too much too soon is why many people fail at self-management. That's a big one so watch out for it.
- Specify the amount of product you're going to produce. If simply specifying the amount of time you're going to log in doesn't do the trick, in other words, if you just sit there goofing off, specify the number of rows you're going to knit, the number of pages you're going to read, or whatever.
- Get a timer that beeps every five minutes and chart whether you're on task, if you find yourself drifting off too much. This is especially good when you might have trouble measuring the amount of the product. Like when you're doing spring cleaning, but may get distracted too easily by Better Homes and Gardens.
- Arrange for regular contact with your monitor, daily or weekly as needed. This is another one of those week points in the system. It helps to put your self-management project on the agenda with someone you meet with regularly and formally, a superior, a peer, or a sub-ordinate -- it doesn't matter.
- Arrange for your friend to monitor your graphing as well as your goal attainment. I think it's important to keep a good record of your performance so you'll be motivated not to mess up that pretty record, but you might also need to contract your charting, or that charting may fall out.
- "Put Satan behind you." Get rid of distractions. Try to do your work when and where no one can bother you. Watch out for that phone. And we can blow a whole morning sorting through our junk mail and new magazines. Get as many tempting distractions out of your work environment as possible. Put the axe to the TV set.
- Recycle. Your self-management project may not work the first time you try it. And it will certainly fall apart from time to time, so be prepared with some scotch tape and bubble gum to put it back together again. Remember, you do not demean yourself by using these explicit self-management techniques. Use them and you'll be in the company of some of the world's most productive people.
- Richard W. Malott
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We want to raise privacy awareness among the general population. Today, most people seem to have an unconditional faith in the every free service encountered, with the exception of security industry professionals. We want to educate people about the risks of sharing personal data in the Internet, and how to enjoy the benefits of social media while minimizing the risk of exploitation. We want to provide:


Since the first wave of COVID-19 has aroused, it has created havoc around the world. The rise in cases and their mutations are at an all-time high. Moreover, the strains are emerging themselves out of nowhere. But with advancement in the field of Medical Science, vaccines with up to 95% accuracy have been discovered. However, this makes it difficult for vaccine producers to create generic vaccine due to the newer strains that are growing up in various parts of the world.
Note:The main aim is not to extensively study the havocs caused by Covid in different countries through the last one year, that is already been done by so many great blogs out there. I'll focus on analyzing the second wave in some countries along with the extent of vaccination.
.Before we begin, let's first view a world map with total confirmed cases in each country.
USA has the Highest cases amongst all i.e., over 30 million cases followed by India and Brazil which have 19 million and 15 million cases respectively.
This isn't a very accurate stat for the countries worst hit by Covid, since it does not take the population into account.
A major factor in curbing COVID was the rate of testing. Let's see which are the top 20 countries in terms of tests per 1 million population.
It would be interesting to analyze the new cases counted every day for the last one year (approx) throughout the world.
If we take data from most countries around the world into consideration then:-
Let's do a more granular analysis of this trend. I have handpicked some countries that had most of the covid cases , let's visualize whether they did or did not see a second spike.
It's interesting to see how different countries have fared through time.:-
We'll start the analysis of the second wave by the United States
India is the second most populous country and is amongst the countries worst hit by Covid.
During late January and February when the daily cases in India reduced a lot, the people and even government officials made the mistake of assuming the worst was over. Despite seeing a second wave in European Countries, the possibility was ignored. Regulations on social-distancing and wearing masks were relaxed. People started believing that the population would develop herd immunity. Also, vaccines were considered sufficient in the battle against covid.
There are a lot more European countries that saw a second wave, I've chosen a subset of them here.
Let's compare deaths per million population for these countries.
It is clear, that some countries did well during the second wave, some didn't.
Let's Forecast the Data to predict the Vaccination Drive by weekly
There are large datasets as some of the independent data are correlated with other data. I have collect datasets from different sources in order to get accurate prediction I had used Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) for forecasting, but the result was not as accurate
In the Refrences I have used word different techniques for prediction I have used Prophet for Forecasting the time series data based on an additive model where non-linear trends are fit with yearly, weekely, and daily seasonality. I have Predicted the Data of Daily Cases, Total Vaccination and People Fully Vaccinated. Using this, will be able to predict the Vaccination Drive.
After using Prophet and forecast, I can predict that how many people will get daily Vaccine by end of the next week. How many daily Vaccinations will be provided and number of people who will be Fully Vaccinated by end of the next week.


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1
Preface
2
Introduction into R
2.1
Start R-Studio
2.2
Using R
2.2.1
Start of the system:
2.2.2
Simplest way to use: R as calculator
2.2.3
Multiple commands are separated by ;
2.2.4
Using functions:
2.3
Getting help
2.4
Assignment of data to variables
2.4.1
Arrow or equal sign?
2.5
Working with variables
2.6
Using variables
2.7
Data types in R Variables
2.7.1
Scalar
2.7.2
Vector
2.7.3
Matrix:
2.7.4
Data frame:
2.7.5
The working directory
2.7.6
Download data for further tasks into your working directory
2.8
Data import through reading of files
2.9
Using c() for data entry
2.10
Named vectors
2.11
Applying functions to more complex variables
2.12
Calculations with vectors
2.13
Sequences and repeated data
2.14
Data access
2.14.1
by index/position
2.15
Logical values
2.16
Factors
2.17
missing (NA) values
2.18
Matrices
2.19
Data frames
2.20
Data export through save
3
Explorative statistics & graphical display
3.1
Dataset used for this chapter
3.2
Cross tables (contingency tables)
3.3
Basics about charts
3.4
The command
plot()
3.4.1
Basic plotting
3.4.2
Enhancing the plot with optional components & Text
3.5
Export the graphics
3.6
Pie chart
3.7
Bar plot
3.8
Box-plot (Box-and-Whiskers-Plot)
3.9
Scatterplot
3.10
Histogramm
3.11
stem-and-leaf chart
3.12
kernel smoothing (kernel density estimation)
3.13
Guidelines
3.13.1
Stay honest!
4
Descriptive Statistics
4.1
Introduction
4.1.1
Parameters of distributions
4.1.2
Loading data for the following steps
4.2
Central tendency
4.2.1
Mean
4.2.2
Median
4.2.3
Mode
4.2.4
Comparing Central tendency parameters
4.3
Dispersion
4.3.1
Range
4.3.2
Towards a better parameter for dispersion
4.3.3
(empirical) variance
4.3.4
(empirical) standard deviation
4.3.5
Coefficient of variation
4.3.6
Quantile
4.4
Shape of the distribution
4.4.1
Skewness
4.4.2
Kurtosis
4.5
Take Home
5
Nonparametric Tests
5.1
Inductive statistics or statistical inference
5.2
Population and sample
5.2.1
Repetition:
5.2.2
Parameter
5.3
Statistical Hypothesis testing
5.3.1
Validation of an assumption about the population
5.3.2
Null hypothesis
5.3.3
One-tailed/Two-tailed hypothesis
5.3.4
Stat. Significance
5.3.5
How true is true?
5.4
α- und β-error
5.5
Parametric vs. Nonparametric
5.6
\(\chi^2\)
test
5.6.1
Facts sheet
5.6.2
Excursus degree of freedom
5.6.3
\(\chi^2\)
Test for one sample (example after Shennan)
5.6.4
Two sample case (Test for independence)
5.7
Kolmogorov–Smirnov test
5.7.1
Facts sheet KS-Test
5.7.2
Example (after Shennan)
5.7.3
KS-Test in R
5.8
Interpretation of significance tests
5.8.1
Pay attention also when the statistic seem to be clear
5.8.2
Statistical association not mean causal association!
6
Basic Probability Theory
6.1
Repetition
6.1.1
Population and sample
6.1.2
Null hypothesis
6.2
The concept of probability
6.2.1
Some Notations and Definitions
6.2.2
Classical Probability Definition by Laplace
6.2.3
Kolmogorovs probability axioms
6.2.4
Conditional and independent events
6.2.5
Addition law of probability
6.3
Combinatorics
6.3.1
How many possibilities are there to combine 2 dice results?
6.3.2
How many possible unique Lotto tickets (6 of 42) are there?
6.4
Law of large numbers
6.5
Random variables
6.5.1
What is random at all?
6.5.2
Example for recoding (after Dolić)
6.6
Building a statistical test from scratch
6.6.1
Number of possible events
6.6.2
Number of positive events
6.6.3
From counts to probabilities
6.7
The Binomial Distribution
6.7.1
The binom.test
6.7.2
Sample size
7
Parametric tests
7.1
Introduction
7.2
The parametric in parametric tests
7.3
Test for normal distribution
7.3.1
The good old KS-Test
7.3.2
The Shapiro Wilk test
7.3.3
visual: QQ-plot
7.4
F-Test
7.4.1
Factsheet F Test
7.4.2
Calculation by hand
7.4.3
F-Test in R
7.5
t-Test
7.5.1
Facts sheet t-Test (homogenuous variances)
7.5.2
Calculation ‘by hand’
7.5.3
t-test in R
7.5.4
Welch-Test (t-Test for inhomogenous variances with welch correction)
7.6
Multiple Tests
7.6.1
The Problem
7.6.2
p value correction
7.7
ANOVA
7.7.1
Facts sheet ANOVA
7.7.2
Doing Anova by hand
7.7.3
ANOVA in R, more advanced topics
7.8
Summary
8
Regression Analysis and Correlation
8.1
What is a regression? Some Terms and Definitions
8.2
Calculating the regression
8.2.1
Linear Equation
8.2.2
Least-squares method (Methode der kleinsten Quadrate)
8.3
Correlation
8.3.1
Correlation coefficient in Theory
8.4
Correlation test
8.5
Correlation of ordinally scaled variables
8.5.1
Kendall’s
\(\tau\)
(tau) Fact Sheet
8.5.2
Kendall’s
\(\tau\)
(tau) in pratice
8.6
Correlation does not imply causation
9
Cluster Analysis
9.1
Idea and Basics
9.2
Methods
9.2.1
Hierarchical approach
9.2.2
Partitioning approach
9.2.3
Hierarchical and partitioning: advantages and disadvantages
9.3
Distance calculations
9.3.1
How the crow flies (Euclidean distance (metric variables))
9.3.2
How the taxy drives (Manhattan distance)
9.3.3
When distances can no longer be calculated (non-metric variables, presence/absence matrices)
9.4
Distance calculation in R
9.5
Hierarchical clustering
9.5.1
Cluster analysis by hand
9.5.2
Dendrogram
9.5.3
Other methods
9.5.4
Praktische Durchführung in R
9.5.5
With metric data (Distance matrix)
9.5.6
with nominal data (Dissimilarity matrix)
9.6
Number of Clusters
9.6.1
Tree care and visualisation
9.7
Non-hierarchical clustering
9.8
Schluss und Überleitung
Statistical methods for archaeological data analysis
Statistical methods for archaeological data analysis
Martin Hinz
1
Preface
Hallo Welt!