About the room
Located on the ground floor of West Wing, the Mindfulness Room is accessible to all Carnegie Mellon University community members. The Mindfulness Room is open 24 hours a day during the fall and spring semesters. This is one space on campus to simply rest, breathe, and relax with no agenda.
Some of the relaxation features of this room include plants, a soothing waterfall wall, yoga mats, meditation pillows, and comfy seating. We ask visitors to not bring homework or technology, and to just visit this room in a state of being present. This place is not be used for meetings or for work, but to recover and inspire yourself. It is not a reserve-able space.
The inspirational part of the room includes the books and the whiteboard walls. There is a bookshelf filled with favorite books from professors and faculty members. We will continue to accept donations of inspirational books, magazines and posters throughout the venue’s lifespan. Donations can be sent to the Student Life Office.
We want this space to evolve over time so that it can continue to translate to our community’s needs. We have included a suggestion box in the room so that individuals can leave comments. Anytime when you need rest, come to the mindfulness room.
Words from the founder
With ease, I fall in love with the passion of other. The way their eyes light up when they talk about something they are deeply passionate about: a person, an idea, a major. Their words drip with inspiration for the things they love. That’s Carnegie Mellon for you. It is here that you’ll find students, that even outside of their class obligations, will eagerly stay up all night - creating a new program, developing life saving technologies, perfecting a buggy - making memories that last a lifetime. Carnegie Mellon radiates with this beautiful brilliance, and with that, I have fallen in love.
With our hearts so deeply in the work, it is often all too easy to lose ourselves. These are the times when we may forget the wonder of all that we are, all that we are surrounded by. Trust me, i know. Poor grades and dropped classes are nothing new to me.  But do not forget, Tartans, the never-ending determination of the Carnegie Mellon dream-doers. You are strong, and wonderful, more than you know. Each and every one of you got into this school for a reason, for your incredible potential to change this school and the world. Believe me, you already have. Kick away the lingering feeling that you aren’t good enough, because I know with certainty you are making a difference. From helping a friend, to changing a community, your inspiration creates a ripple effect that does just that.
In the spring of 2013, Student Government, the Vice Provost of Education, and the Division of Student Affairs worked together to create The Enhancing Campus Culture Fund in order to identify creative opportunities to help alleviate stress and better personal wellness. This grant then paved the way for two amazing opportunities: Project Smile, a happiness club that serves to improve student body morale through random acts of kindness, and The Mindfulness Room, a place of inspiration, relaxation, and happiness.
This room is a result of the work of individuals standing as one, urging us to remember how wonderful we are. You are not allowed to do homework in the Mindfulness Room; I designed it without tables for this reason. Homework can be done in almost every nook and cranny around CMU. instead, this is a room specifically built for you, so that you may remove yourself from crazy stressful days and relax. Mediate a little. Do some yoga. Curl up with a good book. You have everything that it takes to lead an incredible life. Believe this. Believe in yourself. I hope you find whatever you are looking for, and that all your dreams come true. And even if they don’t , I hope you know that it’s okay. Sometimes we have to fall before we walk again.
Don’t ever doubt, and don’t ever give up on yourself.
With all the CMU love in the world, Angela Ng Founder of Project Smile and the Mindfulness Room
About the artifacts
Everything in the room is designed to help make others feel more comfortable.
The Tapestry is from Kenya, and there are elements in the room from Rwanda and Bangladesh as well.
The books are faculty/staff's favorite books
The white board wall is for students to leave each other supporting messages
The big scrapbooks are letters from alumni about their stories of struggle and support
The big wooden benches are made by students
The canvases are painted by students


- EqualBinsBigDecimal - Class in com.github.jessemull.microflex.bigdecimalflex.stat
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This splits up big decimal plate stacks, plates, wells and well sets into
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This splits up big integer plate stacks, plates, wells and well sets into
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This splits up integer plate stacks, plates, wells and well sets into sublists
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data type, descriptor, size and well sets.
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fields are equivalent.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.bigdecimalflex.plate.WellSetBigDecimal
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Well sets are equivalent if they contain the same wells
and label.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.bigintegerflex.plate.PlateBigInteger
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Plates are equivalent if they share the same dimensions, label, plate type,
data type, descriptor, size and well sets.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.bigintegerflex.plate.StackBigInteger
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Plate stacks are equivalent if they contain the same plates.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.bigintegerflex.plate.WellBigInteger
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Wells are equivalent if the row, column and ALPHA_BASE
fields are equivalent.
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Well sets are equivalent if they contain the same wells
and label.
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Plates are equivalent if they share the same dimensions, label, plate type,
data type, descriptor, size and well sets.
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Plate stacks are equivalent if they contain the same plates.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.doubleflex.plate.WellDouble
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Wells are equivalent if the row, column and ALPHA_BASE
fields are equivalent.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.doubleflex.plate.WellSetDouble
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Well sets are equivalent if they contain the same wells
and label.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.integerflex.plate.PlateInteger
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Plates are equivalent if they share the same dimensions, label, plate type,
data type, descriptor, size and well sets.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.integerflex.plate.StackInteger
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Plate stacks are equivalent if they contain the same plates.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.integerflex.plate.WellInteger
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Wells are equivalent if the row, column and ALPHA_BASE
fields are equivalent.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.integerflex.plate.WellSetInteger
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Well sets are equivalent if they contain the same wells
and label.
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jessemull.microflex.plate.WellIndex
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Indicies with the same row and column are equivalent.
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Lists are equivalent if they contain the same wells.
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Returns true if the well set contains the same wells.
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Returns true if the well set contains the same wells.
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Returns true if the well set contains the same wells.
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Returns true if the well set contains the same wells.
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A PERFECT MURDER RATING: 7 / 10 --> Good movie
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Remake of Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 thriller originally titled DIAL M FOR MURDER, pits Michael Douglas alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Viggo Mortensen, under the direction of Andrew Davis, the man behind the 1993's FUGITIVE (8/10) starring Harrison Ford.
PLOT: Caught in a loveless marriage, Paltrow hooks up in an affair with artist Mortensen. Paltrow's ultra-rich husband Douglas soon finds out about the tryst, and develops a foolproof plan to murder his wife. The plan does not quite go as planned, and all three characters are left dangling in a plot filled with double-crosses, blackmail and intrigue.
CRITIQUE: Effective, well-paced murder mystery set within the elite of New York's high society, melds elements of intrigue and suspense, with some plot holes and plenty of guesses as to what's gonna happen next. This film kept me (and Mrs. JoBlo) guessing all the way through, and added to the overall enjoyment of this imperfect mystery. I'd heard predictability complaints from others that had already seen this picture, but let me tell you that most of the stuff that went down in this movie was quite the surprise to this guy! The performances, on the other hand, were not.
All three characters were your basic Hollywood movie cardboard cutouts, but still, the actors all managed to pull off some decent performances. Michael Douglas has all but certified his position as the ultimate rich-guy with rocks of steel, as this performance and his earlier tours-of-force in THE GAME (8/10) and Gordon Gekko (my hero!) in WALL STREET (8.5/10) have undoubtedly proven. Paltrow didn't really do much with this role, but then again, it wasn't written with much in mind. Her character seemed quite ignorant and aloof for most of the film. But Viggo Mortensen, well heck, now there's an actor with some bite!! If you have yet to hear much about this man, open your ears, and listen wide. This guy can act...and act well goddammit! I have loved almost all of his performances, with his role in THE INDIAN RUNNER (6/10) and last year's G.I. JANE (6.5/10) standing out in my mind, and certainly a force to reckon for all great future character roles. Watch for him...he's hot!
On the whole, this film never bored me, always kept me guessing, and offered some ripe performances from some decent actors, while never overplaying itself. It will definitely not go down in the history of film as one of the greatest mysteries to ever be shown on the big screen, but then again, it ain't a stinker either.  You'll have a fun time, despite the film's lack of major breakthroughs.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Viggo Mortensen actually painted the large murals in his artist's studio in this film. He also lived in South America from age 2 to age 11. Gwyneth Paltrow admitted that her romantic scenes with Michael Douglas felt weird in this film, because he had practically seen her grow up before his very eyes, since Michael and her father, Bruce Paltrow, are good friends. On August 15, 1998, Gwyneth gave a $21,000 watch to boyfriend Ben Affleck as a birthday present. She stands 5'9. Michael Douglas won an Oscar for Best Actor for his role as Gordon Gekko in 1987's Oliver Stone film WALL STREET (8.5/10). He also produced the Oscar-winning film for Best Picture in 1975, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST (7.5/10), whose movie rights were owned by Mike's father, Kirk Douglas, for a long time before his son finally started the project.
Review Date: November 2, 1998 Director: Andrew Davis Writer: Patrick Smith Kelly (based on play by Frederick Knott) Producers: Anne Kopelson, Arnold Kopelson, Peter MacGregor-Scott and Christopher Mankiewicz Actors: Michael Douglas as Steven Taylor Gwyneth Paltrow as Emily Bradford Viggo Mortensen as David Shaw Genre: Mystery Year of Release: 1998
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- __builtin__.object
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- Utility
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- RegisterUtilityMethods
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A class containing all necessary functionality for
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Static methods defined here:
- checkUtilityResult(utilityFunc, *args, **kwargs)
- Evaluate a utility function's result against a specific evaluation function.
The evaluation function can be used to specify thresholds, but by default
uses the bool function. All callback info is removed before evaluation.
Arguments:
utilityFunc - the function to call to generate the result; the utility function
[evalFunc] - the evaluation function for utilityFunc's result
THIS MUST BE PASSED AS A KEYWORD ARG!
IT WILL GET POPPED BEFORE f IS EVALUATED; IT WILL NOT BE IN f's KWARGS!
Returns:
func_result - the function's, utilityFunc's, result
Raises:
Utility.UtilityError if utilityFunc's result fails the evaluation
- concurrent_utility(f)
- A decorator to mark a function or method as a concurrent utility method.
See the utility method decorator for more information.
- contextConcurrentUtility(*args, **kwds)
- A context for block-wise concurrent-utility.
This method will evaluate your function result with a keyword
arg passed function, evalFunc. If this is not passed in,
the function result is evaluted with bool. A Utility.UtilityError
is raised if the result fails the evaluation. Otherwise
the developer must raise UtilityError or some child thereof
within the function (for finer control)
Support for callbacks are via any callable object passed in as
a kwarg as 'utilityCallback'. Args to this callable can be passed
in as 'utilityCallbackArgs'. If no callback args are passed, the
arg list passed to the function will be passed onto the callback.
Arguments:
utilityFunc - a utility function used for evalutation,
This function does not have to be decorated as utility, it can be any function whatsoever
args - collection of args, passed to the function, utilityFunc
kwargs - a dictionary of keyword args, passed to the function, utilityFunc
Yields:
concurrent utility thread start() status
- contextPostUtility(*args, **kwds)
- A context for block-wise post-utility.
This method will evaluate your function result with a keyword
arg passed function, evalFunc. If this is not passed in,
the function result is evaluted with bool. A Utility.UtilityError
is raised if the result fails the evaluation. Otherwise
the developer must raise UtilityError or some child thereof
within the function (for finer control)
Support for callbacks are via any callable object passed in as
a kwarg as 'utilityCallback'. Args to this callable can be passed
in as 'utilityCallbackArgs'. If no callback args are passed, the
arg list passed to the function will be passed onto the callback.
Arguments:
utilityFunc - a utility function used for evalutation,
This function does not have to be decorated as utility, it can be any function whatsoever
args - collection of args, passed to the function, utilityFunc
kwargs - a dictionary of keyword args, passed to the function, utilityFunc
Yields:
The result of the first evaluation of your function, utilityFunc
- contextPreUtility(*args, **kwds)
- A context for block-wise pre-utility.
This method will evaluate your function result with a keyword
arg passed function, evalFunc. If this is not passed in,
the function result is evaluted with bool. A Utility.UtilityError
is raised if the result fails the evaluation. Otherwise
the developer must raise UtilityError or some child thereof
within the function (for finer control)
Support for callbacks are via any callable object passed in as
a kwarg as 'utilityCallback'. Args to this callable can be passed
in as 'utilityCallbackArgs'. If no callback args are passed, the
arg list passed to the function will be passed onto the callback.
If the first utility check fails, a UtilityError will be yielded.
Arguments:
utilityFunc - a utility function used for evalutation,
This function does not have to be decorated as utility, it can be any function whatsoever
args - collection of args, passed to the function, utilityFunc
kwargs - a dictionary of keyword args, passed to the function, utilityFunc
Yields:
The result of the first evaluation of your function, utilityFunc
If the pre evaluated context fails, a UtilityError will be yielded; check for it!
- contextUtility(*args, **kwds)
- A context for block-wise utility.
This method will evaluate your function result with a keyword
arg passed function, evalFunc. If this is not passed in,
the function result is evaluted with bool. A Utility.UtilityError
is raised if the result fails the evaluation. Otherwise
the developer must raise UtilityError or some child thereof
within the function (for finer control)
Support for callbacks are via any callable object passed in as
a kwarg as 'utilityCallback'. Args to this callable can be passed
in as 'utilityCallbackArgs'. If no callback args are passed, the
arg list passed to the function will be passed onto the callback.
If the first utility check fails, a UtilityError will be yielded.
Arguments:
utilityFunc - a utility function used for evalutation,
This function does not have to be decorated as utility, it can be any function whatsoever
args - collection of args, passed to the function, utilityFunc
kwargs - a dictionary of keyword args, passed to the function, utilityFunc
Yields:
The result of the first evaluation of your function, utilityFunc
If the pre evaluated context fails, a UtilityError will be yielded; check for it!
- getAllRegisteredUtilityFunctions(self_or_dict=None)
- Returns all utility functions within all given scopes.
Scope is determined by a function object passed in.
Arguments:
self_or_dict - the object's identity reference or the object's dictionary
Returns:
all_utils - list of all available utility functions
- handleCallback(*args, **kwargs)
- Handle callbacks for Utility Exceptions.
This is mostly used internally for contexts, but can be used by developers.
Arguments (All must be passed via keyword arguments):
[utilityCallback] - the callback function; If not specified, no callback will take place
[utilityCallbackArgs] - arguments to pass to the callback function, if not specified,
the args pass to this handler will be used
Returns:
utilityCallback(utilityCallbackArgs)
Raises:
raise - if no callback is specified, a call to raise takes place.
This is because this is mostly used within contexts, where
this behavior makes sense (an exception within the user-defined block)
- isUtilityMethod(func, self_or_dict=[])
- Checks the current registered functions to see if
a given function is a known utility method.
Please also see isValidUtilityMethod.
Arguments:
func - the function in question
[self_or_dict] - an object's identity reference or dictionary (for scoping)
Returns:
result - a boolean
- isValidUtilityMethod(func)
- Allows reflection to work on utility methods;
Answers: 'Could this be a utility method?'
- monitor(f, *utility_funcs)
- Decorates methods or functions that should be monitored and verified
by utility functions (those decorated with @utility or similar)
Arguments:
*util_funcs - the utility functions that should monitor this operations
If absent or passed as None, ALL availble utility functions in class wide
and global scope will be used..
Notes:
If you monitor a global function, only global utility functions will be available
If you monitor a method, class wide and global utility functions are available
- post_utility(f)
- A decorator to mark a function or method as a post utility method.
See the utility method decorator for more information.
- pre_utility(f)
- A decorator to mark a function or method as a pre utility method.
See the utility method decorator for more information.
- registerAllGlobalUtilityFunctions()
- Registers Global space utility functions
This is instead of runtime discovery
- sortUtilityFunctions(all_utils)
- Sort out all pre, post, and concurrent utility functions
Arguments:
all_utils - a list of valid utility functions
Returns:
pre_utils, post_utils, concurrent_utils - lists of utility functions
- utility(f)
- A decorator to mark a function or method as a utility method.
This is to be used with the @monitor decorator.
If a global function is decorated, it'll be available in global scope to all monitored methods.
If a method is decorated, it'll be available in class scope to monitored methods.
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- UtilityError = <class 'aupy2.UtilityError'>
- A class for general utility method errors
- UtilityMethodsMixIn = <class 'aupy2.UtilityMethodsMixIn'>
- This mixin provides the extra functionality for classes
that contain Utility Methods.
Currently this is only auto Utility Method Registration.
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Men escape smoke-filled shop house unit through window
by David SunAs thick smoke billowed out of the windows of the second-storey shophouse unit, two men emerged onto a sloping roof below.
Trapped for several minutes, the men, who were shirtless, were finally able to get down when fellow workers propped up a ladder.
In dramatic scenes at 85 Sims Avenue yesterday, Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) firefighters went into the building's smoke-filled narrow passages.
They rescued one man from a bedroom on the second storey and he was taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital for smoke inhalation. Four others had already evacuated.
In a statement yesterday, an SCDF spokesman said they responded to a fire at the unit at about 7.20pm.
Upon arrival, they saw thick black smoke coming from both floors of the shophouse.
"The fire, which involved contents of a bedroom on the ground floor, was extinguished with one water jet," said the spokesman.
Photos posted on SCDF's Facebook page showed firefighters at the scene against a backdrop of piles of durians.
One photo, believed to be of the bedroom on the ground floor, showed a gutted room with blackened walls and bed frames.
Dozens of passers-by had gathered nearby to watch the firefighters at work.
Witnesses said they saw a lot of smoke, but did not catch sight of any flames.
A worker from Sam Fruit Trading, which has a stall on the first storey of the building, said he was in the living quarters on the second storey with his colleagues when thick black smoke engulfed them.
The man, who did not want to be identified, said there were strange sounds just before he smelt smoke.
"I heard two loud popping sounds, then suddenly there was smoke, which gradually became a lot and filled the bedrooms," he said.
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
For the trout, place the wood chippings on the bottom of a metal old tray fitted with a grill rack. Lightly oil the rack and place it on top of the tray, so that (it is should be 4-5cm/1½-2in from the bottom of the tray).
Rub the trout fillets with oil and lightly season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place them on the rack skin-side down.
Cover the entire tray with a double layer of heavy-duty aluminium foil and seal very tightly around the edges, making sure that the foil is not touching the trout.
To cook, first ensure that you're working in a well-ventilated area. Place the tray on a very high gas flame to cook for two minutes; then carefully cut a little hole in the top of the foil with a pair of kitchen scissors (for the smoke to escape). Remove the tray from the heat and leave to rest (ideally outside) while you prepare the salad and pea purée.
For the salad, combine the oil, vinegar, shallot and a pinch of salt and freshly ground black pepper in a small saucepan. Cook gently on the stove for a few minutes so that all the vinegar is absorbed by the shallots.
Bring a pan of salted water to the boil, add the garden peas and cook until tender. Drain the peas and add to the shallots. Mix to combine; then add the chopped mint.
For the pea purée, cook the frozen peas in large pan of boiling water until tender. While the peas are cooking, pour the cream into a pan large enough to accommodate the peas as well.
Bring the cream to the boil, then reduce the heat and keep it warm.
When the peas are cooked, drain them and add to the cream. Cook for a couple more minutes.
Place the peas and cream in a blender or food processor and blend to a smooth purée. Pass the mixture through a fine sieve and season with salt and black pepper, to taste.
To serve, place a spoonful of pea purée onto the centre of each serving plate. Place a fillet of smoked trout on top and spoon the salad around. Garnish with pea shoots.


Meet the developers
Meet the team of extraordinary developers from the Developer Student Club: Federal University of Lafia
Antoni Neutron
Content writer
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Meet the team of extraordinary developers from the Developer Student Club: Federal University of Lafia
Content writer
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13.26. Release 0.218
Warning
This release has the potential to produce incorrect results for three way joins where one of the joins is a FULL OUTER JOIN
and one subquery
of the FULL OUTER JOIN
has a GROUP BY
on the join key and some expression that could be evaluated to a constant. For details, please
refer to #12577.
General Changes
- Fix failures in regular expression functions for certain inputs where the pattern contains word boundaries (e.g.
\b
). - Fix an issue that may cause a crash when using plugins that provide an event listener. (#11951)
- Fix a memory leak that occurs when a query fails with a semantic or permission error.
- Improve performance for queries with
FULL OUTER JOIN
where join keys have the :func:COALESCE
function applied. - Improve cost based optimizer to make decisions based on estimated query peak memory.
- Improve cost based optimizer for certain queries using
ORDER BY
. - Improve performance for queries with an
OUTER JOIN
followed byLIMIT
. - Improve the error message for
INSERT
queries where columns do not match the target table. - Add support for using binary encoding for coordinator-to-worker communication.
This feature is experimental, and it can be enabled with the
experimental.internal-communication.binary-transport-enabled
configuration property. Enabling this feature may help with coordinator scalability and reduces network, CPU, and memory usage on the coordinator. - Add
ST_Area()
for theSphericalGeography
type. - Add a system table
system.metadata.analyze_properties
that shows the properties supported by theANALYZE
statement. - Add support for resolving key conflicts when using
split_to_map()
. - Add support for role management (see CREATE ROLE). Client library version 0.218 is required to use SET ROLE. (#11645)
- Add support for processing JSON protocol messages by generating bytecode on the coordinator.
This feature is experimental, and it can be enabled with the
experimental.json-serde-codegen-enabled
configuration property.
Security Changes
- Change principal hostname to be configurable in Kerberos authenticator.
Hive Connector Changes
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type. - Add support for dictionary filtering for Parquet v2 files that use
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MySQL Connector Changes
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PostgreSQL Connector Changes
- Allow creating or renaming tables, and adding, renaming, or dropping columns.
Redshift Connector Changes
- Allow creating or renaming tables, and adding, renaming, or dropping columns.
SQL Server Connector Changes
- Allow creating or renaming tables, and adding, renaming, or dropping columns.
SPI Changes
- Add
Connector.getCapabilities()
to allow connectors to individually opt-in to connector-specific functionality.


THE KING IS ALIVE -----------------
A missed plane changes the itinerary of a small group of European and American tourists so they're put on a bus to make their next connection. Liz (Janet McTeer, "Tumbleweeds") frets that the journey is taking too long and is fed comforting words by her husband Ray (Bruce Davison, "X-Men"). But when night turns into day, they discover that the compass bus driver Kanana (Peter Kubheka, "The Air Up There") has been relying on doesn't work. Stranded in an abandoned mining town 500 miles from anywhere, English actor Henry's (David Bradley, "Prick Up Your Ears") idea of staging 'King Lear' sets the stage for the full range of human emotion in "The King is Alive."
Cowriter(with Anders Thomas Jensen)/director Kristian Levring is the fourth founder of Dogme 95 (along with Lars von Trier, "Breaking the Waves;" Thomas Vinterberg, "The Celebration;" and Soren Kragh Jacobsen, "Mifune"), making his feature directorial debut with "The King Is Alive."
The ensemble cast create unique and complex characters that form a microcosm of society. Jack (Miles Anderson, "Cry Freedom") is the adventurer, who gives the group the five rules of surviving in the desert before setting off for help. Henry is the artist whose exercise of writing out the roles of King Lear from memory casts him as the group's director. Drawn to him is Catherine (Romane Bohringer, "Colonel Chabert"), a young French woman who fancies herself an intellectual yet turns down the offer of Cordelia's part. That goes to Gina (Jennifer Jason Leigh), an American vamp disdained by Catherine but looked upon fondly by Henry (and lasciviously by the other white males). Paul (Chris Walker) is a coarse, loud Englishman accompanied by mousy wife Amanda (Lia Williams) on a trip designed to bond with father Charles (David Calder, "The World is Not Enough"). Ray and Liz are a married couple whose suppressed accusations don't withstand the first evening's alcoholic blowout. Ashley (late character actor Brion James, to whom the film is dedicated) is the initial Lear, done in by the DTs. Local Kanana is the object of scorn, lust, revenge and racism. Moses (Vusi Kunene, "The Air Up There") is a hermit found in the village who acts as the story's narrator.
Levring and Jensen use 'King Lear' as a springboard for alliances, cliques, divisions, betrayals and ultimately madness. Yet for all the fascinating behavior so finely created by the cast, the screenwriters overindulge with several melodramatic sexual alliances - lust in the dust indeed. These people may have something to prove, but Levring so ably makes us feel his characters discomfort ('I feel like a pig! I want a bath!' proclaims Liz) that sex seems an unlikely outlet for them. Gina's sacrifice for her 'art' via a most unlikely pairing plays especially false despite the actors' craft. Still, the dialogue is often devastating. Newly awakened Amanda tells Paul 'I knew you were nothing special but I didn't let that bother me because I wanted a peaceful life.'
Using three handheld digital video cameras, Levring achieves a rich, color-saturated look at his exotic location of Kolmanskop, Namibia which is truly the star of his film. The ever shifting sands provide texture, Gina's lip gloss and chartreuse satin shirt reflect light and splotches and streaks of paint on interior concrete walls provide both character definition and a modern art background. Editor Nicholas Wayman Harris makes offbeat, unusual choices.  The sudden lack of sound during aerial shots intensify the utter isolation while allowing us to soak in the spectacular beauty of the terrain uninterrupted.
"The King Is Alive" attempts to encompass the human condition via a woefully off course tourist bus. Despite a couple of wrong turns, it takes us to places both known and uncharted.
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Important: the phase equilibrium conditions are not yet considered. this means that Bridgman's tables do not yet work in the two phase region. Some derivatives are 0 or infinity anyways. Idea: Do not use the values in Bridgmans table directly, all derivatives are calculated as the quotient of two entries in the table. The last letter indicates which variable is held constant in taking the derivative. The second letters are the two variables involved in the derivative and the first letter is always a d to remind of differentiation.
Example 1: Get the derivative of specific entropy s w.r.t. Temperature at constant specific volume (between identical to constant density) constant volume --> last letter v Temperature --> second letter T Specific entropy --> second letter s --> the needed value is dsv/dTv Known variables: Temperature T pressure p specific volume v specific inner energy u specific enthalpy h specific entropy s specific Helmholtz energy f specific gibbs enthalpy g Not included but useful: density d In order to convert derivatives involving density use the following rules: at constant density == at constant specific volume ddx/dyx = -d*d*dvx/dyx with y,x any of T,p,u,h,s,f,g dyx/ddx = -1/(d*d)dyx/dvx with y,x any of T,p,u,h,s,f,g Usage example assuming water as the medium: model BridgmansTablesForWater extends ThermoFluid.BaseClasses.MediumModels.Water.WaterSteamMedium_ph; Real derOfsByTAtConstantv "derivative of sp. entropy by temperature at constant sp. volume" ThermoFluid.BaseClasses.MediumModels.Common.ExtraDerivatives dpro; ThermoFluid.BaseClasses.MediumModels.Common.BridgmansTables bt; equation dpro = ThermoFluid.BaseClasses.MediumModels.SteamIF97.extraDerivs_pT(p[1],T[1]); bt.p = p[1]; bt.T = T[1]; bt.v = 1/pro[1].d; bt.s = pro[1].s; bt.cp = pro[1].cp; bt.alpha = dpro.alpha; bt.gamma = dpro.gamma; derOfsByTAtConstantv = bt.dsv/bt.dTv; ... end BridgmansTablesForWater;


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BaseTen supports the same types of relationships as Core Data: one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-many. After BaseTen schema has been installed, relationships are created using foreign keys as shown in the following table.
| Relationship type | Required conditions |
|---|---|
| One-to-many | A foreign key constraint on the many-side. |
| One-to-one | A foreign key constraint the columns of which also have an unique constraint. |
| Many-to-many | A helper table that has foreign keys referencing two other tables. The foreign key columns also need to form the table's primary key. |
Relationship names are determined from foreign key names. For one-to-one and one-to-many relationships, the foreign key's name should have the form name1__name2, where name1 is the relationship's name from the foreign key's side, and name2 is the inverse relationship's name. If the foreign key's name doesn't contain two consecutive underscores, a generated name is used for the inverse relationship. Similarly, if the foreign key's name begins with two underscores, a generated name is used for the relationship. The generated name has the format schema_table_foreignkey.
Many-to-many relationships have the same name as the foreign key that references the target table.
BaseTen Assistant generates foreign keys with names like this, but if creating or altering the database schema isn't an option, a set of identical relationships is created with different names. Each relationship has the same name as the target table, with the word “Set” appended in the case of to-many relationships.
The latter naming is also available with views, while the former is not.
In case the two relationships created into the same entity have matching names, the one named after the table and its inverse relationship are removed. In case two relationships created into one entity using different foreign keys have matching names, they will both be removed with their inverse relationships.
| Relationship type | Available names |
|---|---|
| One-to-many (inverse, from the foreign key's side) | targetSet, first part of the foreign key's name |
| One-to-many (from the referenced side) | target, second part of the foreign key's name |
| One-to-one (from the foreign key's side) | target, first part of the foreign key's name |
| One-to-one (from the referenced side) | target, second part of the foreign key's name |
| Many-to-many | targetSet, name of the foreign key that references the target table |
Consider the following case:
CREATE TABLE person (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
firstname VARCHAR (255),
surname VARCHAR (255)
);
CREATE TABLE email (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
address VARCHAR (255),
person_id INTEGER REFERENCES person (id)
);
Lets say we have two objects: aPerson and anEmail which have been fetched from the person and email tables, respectively.
[aPerson valueForKey:@"emailSet"]
will now return a collection of email objects.
[anEmail valueForKey:@"person"]
will return a single person object.
If we modify the previous example by adding an unique constraint, we get a one-to-one relationship:
ALTER TABLE email ADD UNIQUE (person_id);
Now both of the following messages will return a single object from the corresponding table:
[aPerson valueForKey:@"email"]
[anEmail valueForKey:@"person"]
Many-to-many relationships are modeled with helper tables. The helper table needs to have columns to contain both tables' primary keys.
Another example:
*CREATE TABLE person (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
firstname VARCHAR (255),
surname VARCHAR (255)
*);
*CREATE TABLE title (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR (255)
*);
*CREATE TABLE person_title_rel (
person_id INTEGER REFERENCES person (id),
title_id INTEGER REFERENCES title (id),
PRIMARY KEY (person_id, title_id)
*);
Lets say aPerson has been fetched from the person table and aTitle from the title table. In this case,
[aPerson valueForKey:@"titleSet"]
will return a collection of title objects and
[aTitle valueForKey:@"personSet"]
a collection of person objects.
Any two foreign keys in one table will be interpreted as a many-to-many relationship, if they also form the table's primary key. Objects from the helper table may be retrieved as with one-to-many relationships:
[aPerson valueForKey:@"person_title_relSet"]
.


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Predicting The College Football AP Poll After Week 12 Of The 2019 Season
by Matt LombardiWhile there were some great college football games on Saturday, the biggest storyline of the day was Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s hip injury. Tagovailoa will be forced to miss the rest of the season – meaning his collegiate career is likely over.
It remains to be seen how Alabama will fare without its starting signal-caller. The Crimson Tide get rival Auburn in two weeks in a massive contest.
LSU took care of Ole Miss despite a poor defensive effort, while Ohio State destroyed Rutgers. Georgia took down Auburn in their rivalry game as well.
Baylor raced out to a 28-3 lead over Oklahoma only to blow it all away. The Sooners scored a huge come-from-behind road win as a result.
Here’s what we think the AP Poll Top 25 will look like on Sunday afternoon:
- LSU
- Ohio State
- Clemson
- Georgia
- Alabama
- Oregon (plays Arizona late)
- Utah
- Oklahoma
- Penn State
- Florida
- Minnesota
- Michigan
- Wisconsin
- Notre Dame
- Auburn
- Cincinnati
- Baylor
- Iowa
- Memphis
- Boise State (plays New Mexico late)
- SMU
- Oklahoma State
- Indiana
- Appalachian State
- Texas A&M
College football fans – do we have it right?


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Gary: (To Phoebe) I'll see you after work sweetie. (Kisses her.)
Phoebe: Okay. Bye!
(Gary exits and Monica rejoins them.)
Phoebe: So, what movie should we see?
Monica: (sitting down) Gary's gonna ask you to move in with him!!
Phoebe: What?! Really?!
Monica: He just told me at the counter. He made me promise not to tell, but I couldn't hold it in any longer!
Phoebe: I can't believe this!
Chandler: (terrified) Right, because it's fast. Because, it's so fast. It's fast!
Monica: Relax! It's Phoebe! Not you!
Chandler: Oh! Good for you Pheebs, way to go! (Breathes a sigh of relief)
Phoebe: No, but it is fast. Isn't it?
Monica: Ohhhh!
Phoebe: No, I like him a lot but I don't think I'm ready for this!
Chandler: So, what are you gonna do?
Phoebe: I don't know. I'll just handle itI'll ask you to talk to him!
Chandler: Me?! Why me?
Phoebe: Because you are so afraid of commitment! You talk to him, make him scared like you! Make him a man!
Chandler: I'll try, but I'm not sure what good it would do, y'know? Because I'm a lot less afraid of commitment than I used to be.
Monica: That is so sweet! (She kisses him and turns to add some sugar to her tea.)
Chandler: (To Phoebe, behind Monica's back) Still terrified, I'll take care of it. No problem. (When Monica turns back he smiles and kisses her, when she turns away he nods that he'll do it to Phoebe.)
Opening Credits
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Joey and Ross are playing catch with a little foam globe.]
Joey: Hey Ross, is uh, is Staten Island really an island?
Ross: Uh-huh, that's why they call it Staten Island.
Joey: Ohhh. I thought it was like Long Island.
Ross: (he catches the ball and pauses, staring at Joey in disbelief) Also an island.
(The game resumes.)
Joey: Hey, what time is it?
Ross: (looks at his watch) 2:17.
Joey: Wow! You realize that we've been throwing this ball, without dropping it, for like an hour?
Ross: Are you serious?!
Joey: Yeah. I realized it about a half-hour ago but I didn't want to say anything 'cause I didn't want to jinx it.
Ross: Wow! We are pretty good at this! Hey! We totally forgot about lunch!
Joey: Oh, I-I, I think that's the first time I ever missed a meal! (Checks his pants.)
Rachel: (entering) Hey, you guys
Joey: Hey!
Rachel: Is Monica here?
Joey and Ross: No.
Rachel: All right listen umm, I just bought something I'm not sure she's gonna like it, and it's gonna seem a little crazy, but this is something that I wanted since I was a little girl.
Ross: You bought Shawn Cassidy!
Rachel: Noo! I wish! Okay, you ready?
Joey and Ross: Yeah!
Rachel: Okay! (She goes and gets her surprise and when she returns with it, Ross stares in shock.) Check it out!
(Joey turns and looks at quite possibly one of the ugliest pets that you can possibly buy on the planet. Rachel has bought herself a hairless cat. Yep, a hairless cat! Joey and Ross start to get sick.)
Ross: What-what is it?!

Rachel: It's a, it's a cat!
Joey: That, is not a cat! {I have to agree with Joey on this one.}
Rachel: Yes it is!
Ross: Why is it inside out?!
Rachel: Excuse me! But this is a purebred, show-quality Sphinx cat!
Ross: How much did you pay for that?
Rachel: Well, it was a little extravagant, but I a pretty good deal.
Ross: Yeah? How much?
Rachel: A thousand bucks.
Ross: ON A CAT??!!!!
Joey: It's not a cat!
Rachel: All right listen ball boys! My grandmother had one of these when I was a little girl and it was the sweetest thing! I mean it was so cute, it would sit in my lap and purr all day long, and I would drag a shoestring on the ground and he would chase it!
Ross: Free cats do that too, y'know. {Which reminds me, if I might get a little political here, support your local animal shelter. Pet shops are not the place to buy dogs and cats from, you get a much better deal from the shelter, plus they probably won't die on you in a week and a half. If you want a leash, go to the pet shop.  Now back to regularly scheduled programming.}
Joey: It's not a cat!
Rachel: Ugh! Look you guys, I'm really excited about this! Okay? I don't care what you think! I'm gonna go set up a little litter box for Mrs. Whiskerson. (They both glare at her.) Well, what am I gonna call her? Fluffy?!
(Rachel goes into the bathroom as the guys continue throwing the ball.)
 Huh?
Joey: Uhh, the ball thing.
Ross: Yeah?
Joey: Hey Ross, wouldn't it be great if we could go two straight hours without dropping it?!
Ross: Uhh, yeah it would! Let's do it!
Joey: Okay!
(They throw the ball back and forth once.)
Joey: (catches the ball) Uh-oh.
Ross: What?
Joey: I have to pee. And Rachel's in the bathroom!
[Cut to Chandler and Joey's, Ross is seen throwing the ball into the bathroom, presumably where Joey is currently using the facilities.]

Ross: I know! (Looks at the ball in his hands.) Don't switch hands, okay?
[Scene: the 5th Precinct, Gary's precinct, Chandler has come to talk to him about commitment. And as he's walking through the door he notices a couple of "Ladies of the night" sitting there. (If you know what I mean.)]
Chandler: Hey ladies! What are you in here for? (Laughs at his joke.)
Gary: Hey Chandler, what are you doing here?
Chandler: Gary, I'm here to report a crime.
Gary: Yeah?
Chandler: It is a crime that you and I don't spend more time together.
Gary: (laughs, then suddenly serious) What's up?
Chandler: Well, I heard that you thinking about asking Phoebe to move in with you and I thought maybe, we should have a talk. Man to uh, me.
Gary: Sure. Okay.
Chandler: Uh, are you crazy? Are you insane? If you live with Phoebe, you two are gonna be y'know, live-living together!
Gary: Yeah, I-I considered that. I just know it would make me happy.
Chandler: You mean scared.
Gary: No, I mean happy.
Chandler: Scared? Happy?
Gary: Chandler, what-what are you doing?
Chandler: I am trying to open your eyes, my man! Don't you see, if you lived with Phoebe she's always gonna be there. You're gonna get home, she's there. You go to bed, she's there. You wake up and oh yes, she's there!
Gary: I know! I can't wait!
Chandler: Were you're parents happy, or something?
Gary: Listen Chandler, the way I see it is that I was lucky enough to find someone that I really love. I justI wanna be around her as much as I can.
Chandler: Wow, y'know when you say it, it doesn't sound so scary.
Gary: So you know what I'm talking about, right?
Chandler: Yeah, I think I do! Y'know what? You move in with her! You move in with her right now! Maybe I should in with Monica!
Gary: No, it's too soon for you guys.
Chandler: (pause) Yeah, you're right about that.
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Ross and Joey are still playing catch.]
Ross: now when they found the remains of the Mesozoic Mastodon they discovered what appeared to be the remains of a Paleozoic Amphibian in its jaws! How did it get there?!
{Y'know, sometimes I think the script writers throw in a line like that to try to trip me up. But it won't work. I'll always have the last laugh! <manical_laugh.wav> Okay, so maybe I'm a little deluded, it's probably just my spellchecker. But, I must admit I did get Mesozoic and Paleozoic on the first attempt. Yay me! Anyhoo }
Joey: Maybe this should be more of a quiet game.
{Oh, all right! Geez, I can't have any fun!}
Monica: (entering) Hey guys!
Joey: Hi!
Monica: Joey, I left my watch on the counter last night. (Goes to the counter) It was right here, where is it?
Joey: I don't know.
Monica: All right, come on, I'm-I'm late for work!
Ross: How do you know? You don't have a watch.
Monica: Guys, could you please just stop throwing the ball for one minute and just help me find it!
Joey: Oh, I don't know . Yeah, can't do it.
(He throws it back to Ross, but it's intercepted by Monica and the guys both scream in horror.)
Monica: What?!
Ross: Monica, whatever you do, do not drop that ball!
Joey: Yeah, we haven't dropped it in (Looks to Ross.)
Ross: 2 hours, 27 minutes.
Monica: Really?!
[Time lapse, Monica has joined in and is calling to get out of work.]
Monica: (on phone, faking she's sick) I-I'm not gonna be able to make it into work today, I don't feel very good. (Joey makes a high throw and Monica has to catch it way over her head.) (Not sounding sick) Yes!!  Uh, for a second there I thought I was really better, but I'm not. (Hangs up and keeps throwing the ball.)
(Rachel enters.)
Ross: Hey Rach!
Rachel: Hey.
Ross: Check it out! Almost 3 hours without droppin' it!
Rachel: Oh, wow! Congratulations, that's quite a waste of time.
Monica: Rach?
Rachel: Yeah?
Monica: You have scratches all over you, what happened? (Rachel's arms are covered with scratches.)
Rachel: Well, it's my cat.
Monica: (shocked) What?!
Rachel: Oh yeah, I got a cat.
Monica: I don't want a cat!
Joey: Oh, don't worry, it's not a cat.
Ross: Yeah.
Rachel: You guys this cat is nothing like my grandmother's cat.  And I swear, I know this sounds crazy, but every time this cat hisses at me I know it's saying, "Rachel!"
Ross: Doesn't sound as crazy as paying a thousand dollars for a cat.
Monica: (To Rachel) What?! You paid a thousand dollars for a cat when you owe me 300!!
Rachel: Well, I was gonna let you play with it.
[Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe is drinking coffee as Chandler enters.]
Chandler: Hi!
Phoebe: Hmm, did you talk to Gary about the moving in thing?
Chandler: Yes I did, and I think you should do it.
Phoebe: What?!
Chandler: He's a great guy, y'know?
Phoebe: You are useless! Freaking out about commitment is the one thing you can do! The one thing! And you can't even do that right! God!
Chandler: Im sorry. (Pause) If you ask me, I'd move in with him.
Phoebe: Ohh!! God! (Gary enters and she sees him) Ooh! (To Chandler) Get out of here, good for nothing.
Gary: Hey Chandler.
Chandler: Hey Gar!
Gary: (To Phoebe) Hi sweetie. (Kisses her.) Hi, can I talk to you for a second?
Phoebe: Yeah! Okay. (They move to the couch.)
Gary: You look very pretty today.
Phoebe: Thanks! Okay. (They sit down.)
Gary: Here's the thing.
Phoebe: Yeah?
Gary: Y'know I really want to move this relationship forward.
Phoebe: Uh-hmm.
Gary: Because if you're not moving forward, y'know you're just moving backwards.
Phoebe: No that's not true. If you're not moving forward, you're just staying still. And staying still is good. Watch this. (She stays still for a brief second.)
Gary: Phoebe?
Phoebe: Yeah?
Gary: I want you to move in with me.
Phoebe: That is so sweet. But don't you think it's a little too soon? I mean there's so much we don't know about each other.
Gary: (disappointed) Oh. Oh-oh-okay, I get it.
Phoebe: I justI don't want us to jump into something we're not ready for.
Gary: (disappointed more) Uh-huh.
Phoebe: I really don't want to mess up what we have. I'm justI'm worried it's gonna be a big mistake.
Gary: (on the verge of tears) Yeah.
Phoebe: Which is why my answer is yes!
Gary: (suddenly happy) Really?!
Phoebe: Uh-huh! (They hug.) I'm so happy. (She's not happy.)
Commercial Break
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey, Ross, and Monica are still playing catch, with Chandler looking on. Joey throws the ball to Monica who catches it and whips it at Ross.]
Ross: (catching the ball) Monica! Stop throwing it so hard! We're on the same team!
Chandler: Four hours?
Joey: That's right baby.
Chandler: All right, let me in. (He jumps off of the counter to join in the game.)
 Don't do it! Don't!
Chandler: What?
Monica: He's a dropper!
Joey: Oh yeah, that's right!
Chandler: I'm not a dropper!
Ross: It's really a uh-uh three person game, y'know?
Chandler: It's throwing and catching!
Ross: All right. (He gently tosses the ball to Chandler who catches it.)
Chandler: Oh! Oh! That's so hard. (Starts to juggle the ball, but loses control and almost drops it and hands it to Monica.)
(Rachel enters with the "cat" and the chick and the duck start to get riled up.)
Joey: Whoa-whoa you guys, it's not a cat!
Monica: Oh myOh good God!

Ross: Baking it didn't help, huh?
Monica: So, why don't you just take it back to where you got it?
Rachel: I tried! They won't take her back.
Chandler: Maybe that's because she's a minion of the anti-Christ.
Monica: Rach, why won't they take it back?
Rachel: Well, they said would but they would only give me store credit.
Monica: Look, if you want you can keep it at our place until you find out what to do with it.
Rachel: No Mon that's not the point.  (Storms out.)
(Monica sneezes.)
Monica: Oh my God, the cat's made my eyes water! Don't-don't throw it to me! My vision's been compromised!! (Quickly grabs a tissue to wipe her eyes.) Oh God! Okay. Okay. It's okay. Man, that was close.
Chandler: Yeah, you almost overreacted to something.
Phoebe and Gary: (entering) Hey!
All: Hey!
Gary: We have great news!
Phoebe: We're moving in together! Isn't it great! Yay!
All: Congratulations! Congrats!

Gary: So am I!
Phoebe: Well, you're not more excited than I am! No way! I'm the most excited!
Gary: Okay, I'll see you at the station later.
Phoebe: Okay, yeah, I'll see you later! Don't forget about the moving in!
Gary: All right.
(Phoebe closes the door behind him.)
Monica: So you're moving in with him. What happened?
Phoebe: I couldn't tell him no. He got so sad. Maybe it'll be all right. I do really like him a lot and probably do it eventually anyway and plus, think of all the money I'll save on stamps.
Monica: Why, do you write him a lot?
Phoebe: No, I just heard when people live together, they split the cost of stamps. Don't they?
All: Yeah! That's right. Yeah-yeah! Yeah!
(Rachel enters with the cat, wearing the oven mitt, and startles Phoebe.)
Phoebe: Oh, I'm sorry, the oven mitts really freaked me out.
[Scene: Gary's precinct, Phoebe is entering.]
Gary: Hey, honey! Okay, so did you find any apartments? Anything in Brooklyn Heights?
Phoebe: No, nothing.
Gary: Oh really?
Phoebe: Yeah.
Gary: Nothing at all?
Phoebe: No, as soon as something opens up we'll move right in. Unless it doesn't have a pool, I need a pool. (Turns away from him.)
Gary: Phoebe, can I talk to you for a second?
Phoebe: Uh-huh!
(He takes her into one of those typical interrogation rooms you see on TV and in the movies. Which is really appropriate here, since this is a TV show. What are the odds of that?)
Gary: Take a seat. You okay? You feeling all right? (Closes the door and takes off his coat.)
Phoebe: (sits down) Yeah, I feel great. 'Cause we're moving in together.
Gary: So you uh, you checked the paper for listings in Brooklyn Heights, right? You-you checked the Post?
Phoebe: Yeah, uh-huh, there was nothing. (Pause) Can I get some water?
Gary: In a minute. You-you checked today's Post?
Phoebe: Umm, yeah! Today's.
Gary: 'Cause uh, this is today's Post (produces one from the other chair) and uh, these are the listings I found. (Points) Brooklyn Heights, two bedroom. (Points) Brooklyn Heights, one bedroom. (Points) Brooklyn Heights, (points) Brooklyn Heights, (points) Brooklyn Heights!
Phoebe: (looks at the paper) Are these for rent! I thought people were just bragging!
Gary: Let me tell you what I think might be going on. (Phoebe looks down in shame.) No-no-no, don't look at the table. Look at me. (Points to his eyes and she does so) Okay, I think somebody asked someone to move in with them. And I think someone said, "Yes" but now she's having doubts because things are moving to fast for someone. Does that sound at all possible to you?
Phoebe: Yes. Yes! Fine! I am someone! You want me to say it? I have doubts! (Pause) I'm sorry! (Puts her head down.)
Gary: Phoebe
Phoebe: Yeah?
Gary: Phoebe, it's okay that you feel this way. I mean it is soon. And there's a lot of things we don't know about each other, and I just figure that everything I really like. And the things I don't know, I get to learn about at someplace with both our names on the mailbox.
Phoebe: That's so sweet.
Gary: Sweethart, but none of that matters if it's too soon for you. It's fine! We don't have to move in together. I justI want you to be happy
Phoebe: Living with you would make me happy.
Gary: Phoebe, you don't have to say that.
Phoebe: No, I really wanna live with you! I wanna move in with you!
Gary: Are you sure?
Phoebe: Yes. Definitely! Yes! Let's live in an apartment that we both live in! (Hugs him.)
Gary: Oh that's great!
 One sec. (Goes to the mirror) Hey you! Behind the glass! Who are you looking at! I've always wanted to say that when I was in one of these rooms, (sees the look on his face) which was never!
[Scene: The street outside Central Perk, Rachel is trying to sell the cat.]
Rachel: Show cat! Quality show cat! Show cat! (A woman approaches.)
Woman No. 1: (looks into the box) Oh my God! What's wrong with your baby?!
Rachel: It's not a baby! It's a cat!
Woman No. 1: Eew! It's creepy looking!
Rachel: Oh no! No! It's actuallyit's very sweet. It's very sweet. Look! (Goes to pet it and it hisses at her.) Yeah, do you want it?

Rachel: Well, so then what are you doing to me? Okay? Just get out of here! All right? Move on!
(Another woman approaches.)
Woman No. 2: Wow! What an unusual cat!
Rachel: Yes! Thank you! Exactly! You want it?
Woman No. 2: Maybe. I was thinking about getting a cat, I was just going to go to the shelter (Good for her) but Okay, why not?
Rachel: Oh, terrific! That'll be $2,000.
Woman No. 2: What?!
Rachel: Okay, a thousand.
Woman No. 2: I thought you wanted to adopt your cat.
Rachel: Well, I do, but you're just gonna have to actually look at this as more of an investment than a cat.
Woman No. 2: Okay, yeah, I just wanted a cat. (Starts to leave.)
 Okay?  Blind! (Covers her eyes) Just take cat, leave the money, and run away! Run away! (Uncovers her eyes and sees that the woman has fled) Damnit! (To the cat) Cat, can't you at least smile or something?! (The cat hisses at her again, it sounds like Rachel) Okay, did anybody just hear that? Anybody?
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey, Ross, Monica, and now Chandler are still playing catch. The guys are exhausted and sitting around the room. Monica is still standing all pumped up and being hyper-competitive yet again. {Okay! We get it! She's competitive!! Must we see all the time?!}]
Ross: I'm starving!
Monica: Come on guys!  We're closing in on ten hours! It's gut-check time!
Joey: I don't know who made you the boss? All right? We (Ross and him) invented this game!
Monica: Please! I made this game what it is.
Chandler: Not fun anymore?
Ross: I'm still hungry!
Monica: All right, there's some pizza at my place, we can all eat with one hand right? Are you with me?
Ross: I am!
Monica: All right! Let's go! (Runs to the door.) Let's go Team Monica! (The guys all stop and stare at her) All right, we can work out the name later.
[Cut to her apartment where Rachel is sitting at the table.]
Monica: Rachel! What is your cat doing in one of my bowls!
Rachel: It's not! I'm defrosting a chicken. (Pause) Oh, I uh sold Mrs. Whiskerson.
Ross: Oh, thank God!
Joey: Did you get your money back?
Rachel: Yeah, 15 hundred dollars.
Monica: Wow! You made a profit!
Gunther: (entering with the cat) I just came for the red-velvet pillow.
Rachel: Oh yeah, there you go. (Hands over the pillow.)
Gunther: Thanks Rachel. And-and don't forget you-you can come visit her anytime you want.
Rachel: Oh good, great! I'll-I'll keep that in mind. (Turns and walks away.)
Gunther: (To Ross) Hey! So what is this? Some kind of snake or something?
[Scene: Gary and Phoebe's apartment, it's morning and they're both waking up in bed.]
Gary: I really like waking up with you.
Phoebe: I like waking up with you too. (Looks out the window) Oh! It's such a beautiful morning. (Some birds are singing outside the window) Oh, I can stay here all day.
Gary: That would be great!
Phoebe: We could have breakfast in bed
Gary: Wait, just a second.
Phoebe: Okay. (He grabs his gun and shoots the bird.) Oh! Oh no.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Hyper-competitive Monica, Rachel, Chandler, Joey, and Ross are still playing catch. Monica is finally tiring while the rest of them are totally exhausted and virtually asleep.]
Monica: All right! Come on Monica! Look alive! Come on, look alive!

Rachel: Phoebe! It's 6 o'clock in the morning! Why aren't you at Gary's?
Phoebe: Oh yeah, that's over.
All: What?!
Chandler: Come on! Gary's such a great guy! Whatever the problem is, you can work it out!
Phoebe: He shot a bird!
Chandler: Oh that is over!
All: That's terrible! I'm sorry!
Rachel: Phoebe, are you okay?
Phoebe: Yeah. Yeah, I'll be alright.
 (He throws her the ball.)
Phoebe: (catches it) Nah, I don't feel like playing. (She sets the ball down on the table and everyone gasps.)
Monica: It's okay. It's okay. Just pretend that it didn't happen! Okay? No one needs to know! I mean, Phoebe's not an official ballplayer! I mean, only official ballplayers can drop the ball!
All: All right. Okay. I'm starving! (They all get up, thus officially ending the game.)
Rachel: Phoebe, honey, wanna get some breakfast?
Phoebe: Yeah!
Monica: Okay! Okay, let's race! First one there wins! Ha-ha!
All: Yeah! As long as we're here!
Ending Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there.]
Joey: Man that was great! Huh? Can you believe how long we threw that ball around?
Rachel: Yeah, it is amazing it lasted that long.
Ross: I know. My arm is killing me.
Rachel: No, I meant with the dropper over here. (Points at Chandler.)
Chandler: Y'know, how did I get this reputation as a dropper? Okay? I'm anything but a dropper. (We see various scenes of him dropping a football, a mug of coffee, the phone, an apple, a Frisbee, a record, and the final scene has a ball bouncing off of his chest. I'm not going to describe them, you'll have to see them.)
End


Below are some of our tournament records from the past two seasons.
Columns are: Team Name | Pre-Elimination Record | Elimination Depth | Team Last Names Asterisk denotes a hybrid
partnership.
2019 - 2020
PDB finished 1st in Overall Tourney Sweepstakes and 4th in Seasonwide Sweepstakes, ending the 2019-2020 season strongly!
Quarters
MY
7-1
Quarters
Miskell & Yang
BR
6-2
Octas
Bonet & Rashid
AK
6-2
Double Octas
Alpert & Karthik
NW*
4-4
No Break
Nikoubin & White*
5th Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
6th Place Speaker
Brian Yang
8th Place Speaker
Shannon Bonet
13th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
The NPTE Championship marks the 3rd PDB Championship in a row, making us the most successful
program in NPTE history!
Championships
MY
8-2
Champions
Miskell & Yang
BR
6-4
Quarters
Bonet & Rashid
AK
3-7
No Break
Alpert & Karthik
2nd Place Speaker
Brian Yang
4th Place Speaker
Shannon Bonet
6th Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
12th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
Parli at Berkeley took home 1st Place at the first of the three annual national championships
1st Place
RY
7-3
1st Place
Rashid & Yang
MN
6-4
3rd Place
Miskell & Nikoubin
1st Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
3rd Place Speaker
Brian Yang
6th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
Continuing the team's recent streak of championships, KY took first place and PDB placed 4th in
sweeps - which factored all events, not just NPDA debate.
Champions
KY
4-1
Champions
Krishnan & Yang
MR
5-0
Semis
Miskell & Rashid
MN
2-3
No Break
McCauley & Nikoubin
AW
2-3
No Break
Alpert & White*
1st Place Speaker
Brian Yang
4th Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
8th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
PDB's historic run continues!
Champions
MY
6-0
Champions
Miskell & Yang
BR
5-1
Quarters
Bonet & Rashid
KZ
4-2
Quarters
Krishnan & Zhuang
MN
3-3
No break
McCauley & Nikoubin
AJ
4-2
No Break
Alpert & Jayasuriya
1st Place Speaker
Brian Yang
4th Place Speaker
Frances Zhuang
6th Place Speaker
Shannon Bonet
8th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
9th Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
10th Place Speaker
Karthik Krishnan
PDB's incredible partnerships made a historic run amongst challenging competition. Note: PA was a
hybrid partnership with Texas Tech.
Champions
MY
5-1
Champions
Miskell & Yang
BR
5-1
Quarters
Bonet & Rashid
KZ
4-2
Octos
Krishnan & Zhuang
MN
3-3
Octas
McCauley & Nikoubin
PA
4-2
Octas
Pritchard* & Alpert
JS
3-3
No Break
Jayasuriya & Schulz
1st Place Speaker
Brian Yang
4th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
10th Place Speaker
Shannon Bonet
11th Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
15th Place Speaker
Karthik Krishnan
A UC Berkeley power outage forced the tournament to relocate to St Mary's College, where the tournament was held despite
power outages and threats of fire!
Semifinals
BR
5-0
Semis
Bonet & Rashid
MY
5-0
Semis
Miskell & Yang
3-2
NS
Quarters
Nikoubin & Shadmany
3-2
AM
Octas
Alpert & McCauley
3-2
JS
Octas
Jayasuriya & Schulz
3-2
KZ
Octas
Krishnan & Zhuang
2-3
HL
No Break
Huang & Liu
2-3
BQ
No Break
Bhasin & Quinn
1st Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
3rd Place Speaker
Shannon Bonet
4th Place Speaker
Nika Nikoubin
5th Place Speaker
Brian Yang
6th Place Speaker
Harris Shadmany
8th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
15th Place Speaker
Frances Zhuang
PDB travelled 5 teams to Lewis and Clark College, and won the tournament after advancing 2 teams to the elimination bracket! All 5 teams finished in the top half of the pool, and a PDB debater took top overall speaker.
Champions
BR
5-1
Champions
Bonet & Rashid
MY
5-1
Quarters
Miskell & Yang
KZ
3-3
No Break
Krishnan & Zhuang
JS
3-3
No Break
Jayasuriya & Schulz
NS
3-3
No Break
Nikoubin & Shadmany
1st Place Speaker
Brian Yang
3rd Place Speaker
Karthik Krishnan
5th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
9th Place Speaker
Michael Jayasuriya
11th Place Speaker
Shannon Bonet
12th Place Speaker
Frances Zhuang
16th Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
PDB NS left as champions from Chabot's tournament, just a short train ride away from Berkeley. Please note that
speaker records are unavailable.
Champions
NS
3-1
Champions
Nikoubin & Shadmany
AH
2-2
No Break
Alpert & Huang
BK
1-3
No Break
Bhasin & Kazim
PDB travelled 2 teams to Texas and closed out the elimination bracket when both made it to the finals round! BR dropped zero ballots, while MY dropped just one each in prelims and elims.
Finals Closeout
BR
6-0
Finals
Bonet & Rashid
MY
5-1
Finals
Miskell & Yang
3rd Place Speaker
Brian Yang
5th Place Speaker
Shannon Bonet
6th Place Speaker
Amanda Miskell
PDB attended their first tournament of the season, where 11 out of 12 members who went
were first-time PDB debaters!
Semis
KZ
3-2
Semis
Krishnan & Zhuang
BR
4-1
Quarters
Bonet & Rashid
JS
3-2
Quarters
Jayasuriya & Schulz
NS
3-2
Octos
Nikoubin & Shadmany
MM
3-2
Octos
McCauley & Mikityuk
AH
2-3
No Break
Alpert & Huang
2nd Place Speaker
Shannon Bonet
4th Place Speaker
Frances Zhuang
6th Place Speaker
Karthik Krishnan
8th Place Speaker
Ryan Rashid
2018 - 2019
PDB had a fantastic run at the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence,
with KT taking home the championship for Berkeley's second year in a row!
Champions
KT
9-1
Champions, 7-0
Kadie & Tolchard
MR
6-4
Third Place
Miskell and Riezler
DR
5-5
No Award
Dense & Rashid
2nd Place Speaker
Tom Kadie
5th Place Speaker
Henry Tolchard
Top Novice
Amanda Miskell
Three Berkeley teams and one Berkeley/WWU hybrid closed out NPDA finals after an incredible run through the tournament.
1st Place Overall Tournament Sweepstakes
KT
8-0
Co-Champions
Kadie & Tolchard
JI
7-1
Co-Champions
Jung & Iavender
MR
7-1
5th Place
Miskell & Riezler
DR
5-3
No Award
Dense & Rashid
Hosted by PDB, the NRR served as a fun set of competition and practice for upcoming NPDA and NPTE! NRR does not have elimination brackets.
Because there was no elimination bracket, placement was determined by prelim record.
1st Place Overall Tournament Sweepstakes
KT
9-1
2nd Place
Kadie & Tolchard
JI
6-4
3rd Place
Jung & Iavender
RR
8-2
5th Place
Riezler & Rashid
2nd Place
Isabella Riezler
3rd Place
Ryan Rashid
6th Place
Tom Kadie
7th Place
Henry Tolchard
Brian Yang returned after a long break as Rashid, Kadie and Tolchard prepared for the championship!
Semis
RY
6-1
Semis
Rashid and Yang
KT
4-3
Semis
Kadie and Tolchard
8th Place
Brian Yang
10th Place
Henry Tolchard
14th Place
Ryan Rashid
15th Place
Tom Kadie
MR made an incredibly successful run to elimination finals to qualify for NPTE!
Finals
MR
4-0
Finals
Miskell and Riezler
1st Place
Isabella Riezler
2nd Place
Amanda Miskell
KT did not drop a single ballot in prelims, and closed out the tournament with our hybrid JI!
Close-Out
KT
5-0
Co-Champions
Kadie & Tolchard
JI
5-0
Co-Champions
Jung & Lavendar
2nd Place
Henry Tolchard
3rd Place
Jessica Jung
5th Place
Tom Kadie
PDB visited our close friends at Concordia for a fun tournament and wonderful competition!
Octos
MR
5-1
Octos
Miskell & Riezler
DR
3-3
Octos
Dense & Rashid
CQ
1-5
No Break
Chana & Quinn
8th Place
Baden Dense
14th Place
Ryan Rashid
19th Place
Amanda Miskell
Part two of the tournament showed an earlier finish for several of our teams.
Quarters
KT
5-1
Quarters
Kadie & Tolchard
DR
4-2
Octos
Dense & Rashid
MR
3-3
Octos
Miskell & Riezler
CQ
2-4
No Break
Chang & Quinn
5th Place
Tom Kadie
7th Place
Henry Tolchard
16th Place
Ryan Rashid
The first half of a two-half tournament, the TTS (formally Mile High) was an incredibly fun and challenging
tournament!
Finals
KT
6-0
Finals
Kadie & Tolchard
DR
4-2
Octos
Dense & Rashid
MR
3-3
Octos
Miskell & Riezler
MM
3-3
No Break
Mcllvenna-Davis & Mountjoy
CQ
2-4
No Break
Chang & Quinn
1st Place
Henry Tolchard
2nd Place
Tom Kadie
15th Place
Ryan Rashid
17th Place
Isabella Riezler
20th Place
Baden Dense
Hosted by PDB, KT took the championship, and all our teams met fierce competition throughout the tournament!
Champions
KT
6-0
Champions
Kadie & Tolchard
JR
6-0
Quarters
Jung & Riezler
DR
5-1
Octos
Dense & Rashid
2nd Place
Tom kadie
5th Place
Jessica Jung
7th Place
Isabella Riezler
8th Place
Henry Tolchard
13th Place
Baden Dense
2017-2018
TY took the championship, and PDB had an overall very successful run at the most prestigious NPDA tournament of the season!
Champions
TY
8-4
Champions
Tolchard & Yang
KL
9-3
Kadie & Liao
AD
8-4
Andrabi & Damerdji
RT
7-5
Riezler & Tang
3rd Place
Tom Kadie
4th Place
Thomas Liao
10th Place
Brian Yang
20th Place
Henry Tolchard
PDB kicked off the championship run to a great start, with all teams breaking into eliminations!


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I think just about everyone has heard of Uber. But did you know that Uber operates Internationally? Uber is almost always
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Heat stay undefeated at home with win over Pelicans
MIAMI, Nov 17 — Rookie Kendrick Nunn scored 22 points as the Miami Heat stayed undefeated at home by beating the short-handed New Orleans Pelicans 109-94 last night.
Bam Adebayo added 18 points and 14 rebounds, Jimmy Butler had 16 points and 13 assists, Duncan Robinson scored 15 points, Kelly Olynyk had 13 points and Tyler Herro 12 as the Heat won for the fifth time in as many home games.
Rookie Nickeil Alexander-Walker led the Pelicans, who have just three wins this season but defeated the Clippers in their last game Thursday night, with 27 points. E’Twaun Moore added 18 points, Jrue Holiday had 14 points, rookie Jaxson Hayes 12 and Nicolo Melli 10.
The Pelicans stayed in the game until midway through the fourth quarter primarily by making 3-pointers, finishing with 16. But the Heat enjoyed a 46-31 rebounding advantage.
New Orleans, beginning a set of back-to back games that ends with a home game against Golden State today, played without five of their top seven scorers, including leading scorer Brandon Ingram and third-leading scorer JJ Redick, because of injury.
The Heat led by five points at halftime, but the Pelicans pulled even at 61 on two free throws by Moore midway through the third quarter.
But Butler scored five points during a 9-0 run that gave Miami some breathing room.
Alexander-Walker’s basket stopped the run, but Robinson’s 3-pointer helped the Heat take a 78-65 lead after three quarters.
New Orleans made five 3-pointers as it trimmed the deficit to 88-83 early in the fourth quarter.
Olynyk’s 3-pointer completed a 10-point run that pushed the Heat’s advantage to 15 with less than five minutes remaining.
Nunn scored nine points and Chris Silva had the final six as the Heat took a 29-22 lead at the end of the first quarter.
Alexander-Walker came off the bench to give the Pelicans offense a second-quarter lift, scoring nine points as New Orleans trimmed the deficit to 54-49 at halftime. — Reuters


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Ocean [am01], ocean, in The Outer Sea
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13: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
13: 13% damaged, arrived from Ocean [am02], owner:
13: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, marquess, with two workers,
13: eight sailors
14: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
14: 13% damaged, departed for Ocean [al01].
30: It is no longer windy.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [al01], 6 days
East, to Ocean [am02], 6 days
South, to Ocean [an01], 6 days
West, to Ocean [am00], 6 days