Eye-opening experiences for girls in working towards Queen's Guide Award
by Melanie WhelanPURSUING the peak youth achievement in Guides has introduced a band of Ballarat girls to activities and interests they otherwise might have missed.
Importantly, they say, the experience has opened their eyes to how they could be better active community members.
Five members from the 11th Ballarat Guides have earned the Queen's Guide Award - leaders said this was a rare feat to have such a number of girls in the group reach the achievement at the same time. Girls must be at least 14 years old to start working towards the award.
Maggie Browning, Amy Chester, Kaitlyn Pollock, Alicia Pollock and Gracie Sherman are now considering how they can take what they have learned and draw on this in the future.
For Alicia, organising sausage sizzles and sorting toys for Ballarat Toy Library was a great lesson in community awareness.
It's important to help people who might not have everything...It was really fun doing things to help people.Alicia Pollock
"It's important to help people who might not have everything...It was really fun doing things to help people," Alicia said. "It feels really good (to earn the Queen's award), it's something big to achieve."
A key part of Alicia's service component was organising a statue hunt for girls in Ballarat, focusing on war history, as a tribute to the Returned and Services League.
Challenges also involved the girls standing to attention in important ceremonies and helping others, like the RSL to sell badges and biscuits.
Sometimes the challenge was in helping others to face their fears.
Kaitlyn ran an abseiling session for guides. This also demanded an attention to detail for health and safety.
"(Queen's award) give you experience on things you might not be able to normally experience - I was took on some leadership roles," Kaitlyn said.
Amy, who learned how to ride a unicycle, quickly realised leadership and service needed adaptability. She looked after a mini-poodle whose two week visit unexpectedly became a six-month stay to help the owner and the dog out.
Maggie is now set to transfer her leadership and adventure skills to karate class. Gracie has become a keen yachtie after a summer sailing program with Guides on Lake Wendouree.
Maggie said the achievement involved a lot of activities outside the usual Wednesday night sessions but she was confident the work for the award would help all the girls ahead of their senior years at high school.
Maggie, Amy, Kaitlyn, Alicia and Gracie were part of a special ceremony in Melbourne to recognise their honour earlier this month.


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Fishermen’s Delights VR Installation
VR Experience / Installation
Overview
"Fishermen’s Delights VR Installation" is a virtual reality game demonstrating the fishing entertainment in the Northern Sung Dynasty. It builds bridges between the collections of National Palace Museum and people.
Role
Visual Designer, Unity Development
Unity, Photoshop, Illustrator
Febuary 2018 - July 2018
Background
The scene, Jin Ming Pool (金明池), is at theoutside of Fu Shun Tian Men (府順天門) and it was at the opposite side of a royal garden. Jin Ming Pool was a place where the emperor feasted on. In every March and April, the Jin Ming Pool was opened to the public. This big event was described as a saying: the crowd of fishers is like swarming ants and the public is like a wall. At that time, when fishermen caught fish, they bought the fish and made it a delectable traditional Chinese dish by asking a vendor to manage cooking.
Design Process
Concept
The game is based on the ancient paintings "Touring the Imperial Gardens in Spring, Chao Po-Chu(趙伯駒)" and “Fishermen’s Delights” from the National Palace Museum. The prosperity of Jin Ming Pool is reproduced by visual reality in order to bring players back to Sung dynasty.
Details
Players can enjoy the seamless dynamic patterns of fun fishing and the fishing rod as the feedback of weight, vibrations, and directions is given to the players. In the game, players will receive a delicious dish when they success. Fishing in Jin Ming Pool is able to let players experience Chinese old times and to give them the joyfulness of fishing.
VR Experience
The game begins with an introduction of the story. With a brief animation, the player explores the environment of Jin Ming pool and the background of Sung dynasty.
When the player is guided to pick up the fishing rod and then see the buoy falling into water, fishing begins.
The player decides that whether the fish is hooked by observing the floating of buoy and the variation of water surface. To gather more fish, the player needs to be calm and constantly concentrate.
As the fish is on the hook, the player immediately turns the handle grip clockwise to reel back in. It is the stage to pull the fish. The swimming direction and distance of fish gives the player corresponding swing feedback.
When the player takes a line for a while, the fish will be caught and cooked into a delectable dish. The games allows the player to experience that how people in Sung dynasty go fishing in Jin Ming Pool. The ending shows the hospitality of serving the fish dish.


Attributes of AST Nodes
Access Fundamentals introduces attributes that have meaning when applied to symbols. TPM adds attributes that are applicable to AST nodes; you can access these attributes the in same way you do the attributes of symbols:
apply kind [data node main]
ast
All AST nodes are of kind “ast”—kind does not subclass AST nodes the way it does symbols. Instead, the attribute ast_code returns the sub-type of the node:
apply ast_code [data node main]
function_def
The ast_code attribute is used by the tree print command; ast_codes may be global_id, list_decl, local_id, for_stmt, and so on.
The attribute ast_info is made up of the ast_code, the byte offset of the text, its length, and the source text elided to fit on one line:
apply ast_info [data node main]
function_def 13809 4976 ‘int main (arg ... warning */ \}’
When displaying AST nodes in an interactive Access session, ast_info is a useful printformat attribute:
printformat %s ast_info
Each ast_code corresponds to a boolean attribute. The attribute returns 1 (true) if the node is of that ast_code; otherwise, 0.
apply function_def [data node main]
1
apply loop_stmt [data node main]
0
These attributes do not automatically convert their arguments from symbols to AST nodes:
apply function_def [data symbol [data node main]]
0
Similar types of AST structures can be described by the same AST category code. For example, if statements (if_stmt) and loop statements (loop_stmt) are both members of the same general category—statements (ast_stmt). The category for a particular AST can be obtained with the astcategory attribute and can be used as a boolean attribute, just like concrete AST codes.
AST nodes maintain their mapping to source text. The ast_text for a node returns the section of text that corresponds to the parse tree for that node:
apply ast_text main
{int main (argc, argv)
int argc;
char **argv;
{
int file_count; /* number of files to process */
int proglen; /* length of progname */
int optc; /* current option */
EXPAND(argc, argv); /* wildcard expansion if necessary*/
. . .
return exit_code; /* just to avoid lint warning */
}}
Note: The extra pair of curly braces in the preceding example is provided by Tcl to indicate that this is a single string and not a list.


Snark AI
Basic Usage¶
Step 1. Install snark through pip3
pip3 install snark
If you’re having difficulties with installation, take a look at the troubleshooting section.
Step 2. Go to lab.snark.ai to sign up. Sign in through the CLI
snark login
It will ask you for username and password that you registered on the website.
Step 3. You can start your pod by
snark start
This will create a pod with default configuration. By default, your pod will have a randomized id, one P106 GPU and pytorch preinstalled. You can create a custom pod by specifying the following parameters:
-t, --pod_type [pytorch|tensorflow|theano|mxnet|caffe]
Pody type (['pytorch', 'tensorflow',
'theano', 'mxnet', 'caffe'])
-g, --gpu_count INTEGER Number of GPUs
-s, --gpu_spec [P106|1080] GPU type. Choose one of: ['P106',
'1080']
For example, the following command creates a Tensorflow pod with 2 P106 GPUs.
snark start --pod_type tensorflow -g 2
You will have sudo access with password admin
. We use key-based authentication and block password login to your pod so no need to worry about the weak password.
Our available pod types:
- tensorflow/keras: tensorflow version 1.8.0 with cuda 9, cudnn 7 in python3. Keras is installed in the pod.
- pytorch/caffe2: pytorch version 0.4.0 with cuda 9, cudnn 7 in python 3. Caffe2 is also installed in the pod
- mxnet: mxnet version 1.0.0 with cuda 9, cudnn 7 in python 3.
- theano: theano version 0.8.2 with cuda 8, cudnn 5 in python 3
- caffe : caffe version 1.0 with cuda 8, cudnn 6 in python 3
Step 4. Stop the pod by
Use snark ls
to list your active pods.
snark ls
Use snark stop
to stop the target pod:
snark stop {pod_id}
List active pods
Reconnect to an active pod
To reconnect to an active pod, execute an attach
command and specify the id of the pod that you want to resume.
snark attach my_pod
Change pod hardware characteristics Currently, each pod is tied to the GPU time it was first run on. If you want to try to try different GPU types, change the pod_id:
snark start tf_pod2 --pod_type tensorflow --gpu_spec 1080
Troubleshooting¶
If you get a Permission denied
message:¶
sudo pip3 install snark
If you don’t have sudo
access:¶
pip3 install snark --user
AND add the following to your ~/.bashrc
file:
export PY_USER_BIN=$(python3 -c 'import site; print(site.USER_BASE + "/bin")')
export PATH=$PY_USER_BIN:$PATH
AND reload your ~/.bashrc
:
source ~/.bashrc
Snark Not Found¶
If you tried all above and still get snark not found
error message, try:
- Updating your pip3 through
pip3 install --upgrade pip3
- Try installing specific version through tarball:
pip3 uninstall snark
pip3 install https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/e2/25/17f773c1a8c713fcc57f45a05554a4ac9ee5f0ff88418548e397eac06bb9/snark-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz
File Transfer¶
You can push/pull data to the pod by snark pull and snark push. Use it as a convenient replacement for scp
.
Couldn’t successfully schedule pod execution¶
If you get a Couldn't successfully schedule pod execution
error when trying to start your pod, it is likely that the given pod is already bound to another GPU type. Try changing the pod ID or the GPU type.
Download Files¶
snark pull my_pod -r /path/to/remote/file.tar.gx -l /path/to/local/file.tar.gx
$ snark pull --help
Usage: snark pull [OPTIONS]
Transfer file from the pod to the localhost
Options:
-r, --remote_path TEXT Path to file on the Pod.
-l, --local_path TEXT Path to file on local machine.
--help Show this message and exit.
Upload Files¶
snark push my_pod -r /path/to/remote/file.tar.gx -l /path/to/local/file.tar.gx
$ snark push --help
Usage: snark push [OPTIONS]
Transfer file to the pod
Options:
-l, --local_path TEXT Path to file on local machine.
-r, --remote_path TEXT Path to file on the Pod.
--help Show this message and exit.
Note: if you want use ~'
or \*
when specifying remote file path, please take them in quotes. Eg:
snark push kaggle_pod -r "~/test.txt" -l test.txt
Persistent Storage¶
Each pod comes with 10GB of persistant storage. This storage will be destroyed only when you use snark terminate
to destroy your pod.
If you would like a pod with more persistant storage, shoot us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Common datasets from Kaggle competitions and more are accessible (read only) at /datasets
. If there’s a dataset you would like to add/request, reach out to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Jupyter¶
To run jupyter notebook automatically
snark start --jupyter
You will need to copy the token from the CLI for security reasons.
Ports¶
To forward a custom port e.g. Tensorboard you can run as you would do in SSH
snark start -L 6006:localhost:6006
Docker (beta)¶
To execute custom docker you need to run.
start -t custom --docker_image username/image:tag
Docker container must have Ubuntu base. Please contact us if you need other system configurations.
Usage Monitor¶
Login to lab.snark.ai to check the GPU hour used and credit left.
Inference¶
Basic Usage¶
Step 1. Install snark through pip3
pip3 install snark --user
If you’re having difficulties with installation, take a look at the troubleshooting section.
Step 2. Go to hub.snark.ai to sign up. Then run:
snark login
Step 3 open Python and write
import numpy as np
from snark.infer import model
alexnet = model(model_name='snarkai/AlexNet:latest')
output = alexnet.infer(np.zeros([1, 3, 224, 224]))
Troubleshooting¶
If you get a Permission denied
message:
sudo pip3 install snark
If you don’t have sudo
access:
pip3 install snark --user
AND add the following to your ~/.bashrc
file:
export PY_USER_BIN=$(python3 -c 'import site; print(site.USER_BASE + "/bin")')
export PATH=$PY_USER_BIN:$PATH
AND reload your ~/.bashrc
:
source ~/.bashrc


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public class FormField
extends java.lang.Object
implements org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.NamedElement
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
FormField.Option
Represents the available option of a given FormField.
|
static class |
FormField.Type
Form Field Types as defined in XEP-4 § 3.3.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
ELEMENT |
static java.lang.String |
FORM_TYPE
The constant String "FORM_TYPE"
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FormField()
Creates a new FormField of type FIXED.
|
FormField(java.lang.String variable)
Creates a new FormField with the variable name that uniquely identifies the field
in the context of the form.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addOption(FormField.Option option)
Adss an available options to the question that the user has in order to answer
the question.
|
void |
addValue(java.lang.String value)
Adds a default value to the question if the question is part of a form to fill out.
|
void |
addValues(java.util.List<java.lang.String> newValues)
Adds a default values to the question if the question is part of a form to fill out.
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj) |
java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Returns a description that provides extra clarification about the question.
|
java.lang.String |
getElementName() |
java.lang.String |
getLabel()
Returns the label of the question which should give enough information to the user to
fill out the form.
|
java.util.List<FormField.Option> |
getOptions()
Returns a List of the available options that the user has in order to answer
the question.
|
FormField.Type |
getType()
Returns an indicative of the format for the data to answer.
|
ValidateElement |
getValidateElement() |
java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getValues()
Returns a List of the default values of the question if the question is part
of a form to fill out.
|
java.lang.String |
getVariable()
Returns the variable name that the question is filling out.
|
int |
hashCode() |
boolean |
isRequired()
Returns true if the question must be answered in order to complete the questionnaire.
|
protected void |
resetValues()
Removes all the values of the field.
|
void |
setDescription(java.lang.String description)
Sets a description that provides extra clarification about the question.
|
void |
setLabel(java.lang.String label)
Sets the label of the question which should give enough information to the user to
fill out the form.
|
void |
setRequired(boolean required)
Sets if the question must be answered in order to complete the questionnaire.
|
void |
setType(FormField.Type type)
Sets an indicative of the format for the data to answer.
|
void |
setValidateElement(ValidateElement validateElement) |
org.jivesoftware.smack.util.XmlStringBuilder |
toXML() |
public static final java.lang.String ELEMENT
public static final java.lang.String FORM_TYPE
public FormField(java.lang.String variable)
variable
- the variable name of the question.public FormField()
public java.lang.String getDescription()
If the question is of type FIXED then the description should remain empty.
public java.lang.String getLabel()
public java.util.List<FormField.Option> getOptions()
public boolean isRequired()
public FormField.Type getType()
FormField.Type
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getValues()
public java.lang.String getVariable()
According to XEP-4 § 3.2 the variable name (the 'var' attribute) "uniquely identifies the field in the context of the form" (if the field is not of type 'fixed', in which case the field "MAY possess a 'var' attribute")
public ValidateElement getValidateElement()
public void setDescription(java.lang.String description)
If the question is of type FIXED then the description should remain empty.
description
- provides extra clarification about the question.public void setLabel(java.lang.String label)
label
- the label of the question.public void setRequired(boolean required)
required
- if the question must be answered in order to complete the questionnaire.public void setValidateElement(ValidateElement validateElement)
validateElement
- the validateElement to setpublic void setType(FormField.Type type)
This method will throw an IllegalArgumentException if type is 'fixed'. To create FormFields of type 'fixed' use
FormField()
instead.
type
- an indicative of the format for the data to answer.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if type is 'fixed'.FormField.Type
public void addValue(java.lang.String value)
value
- a default value or an answered value of the question.public void addValues(java.util.List<java.lang.String> newValues)
newValues
- default values or an answered values of the question.protected void resetValues()
public void addOption(FormField.Option option)
option
- a new available option for the question.public java.lang.String getElementName()
getElementName
in interface org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.NamedElement
public org.jivesoftware.smack.util.XmlStringBuilder toXML()
toXML
in interface org.jivesoftware.smack.packet.Element
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object


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In order to create our app we will need to execute following steps:
In order to create our app we will:
Update index.html code:

<form onsubmit="return false" action="#">
<input type="text" name="task" id="task" placeholder="Add new task...">
<input type="submit" id="add" value="Add">
</form>

Now let's do some small cleanup in JS, instead of concatenating our new list item inside the function:
document.getElementById('list').insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', "
" + task + "
")
let's make it more readable and split it in 2 steps:
const text = "
" + task + "
"
document.getElementById('list').insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', text)
We want to make sure that we won't add tasks with empty name:
if (!task)
return;
This condition, checks whether task, isn't an empty value. In case it is, it will return 0, therefore we are adding ! sign in front which revert logic:
Finally, once we add new item to the list, we want to clear our input area:
document.getElementById('task').value = '';
The final scripts.js code after cleanup:
function addTask() {
let task = document.getElementById('task').value;
if (!task)
return;
const text = "
" + task + "
"
document.getElementById('list').insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', text)
document.getElementById('task').value = '';
}
document.getElementById('add').addEventListener('click', addTask);
html{
height: 100%;
background-image: linear-gradient(#20a9d3,#0d5c9c);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
font-family: sans-serif;
color: #0f222d;
background-size: auto;
}
.app{
width: 400px;
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
flex-direction: column;
margin: auto;
}
h1{
text-align: center;
color: #fff;
}
form{
background-color: #fff;
padding: 15px;
}
input[type="text"]{
width: 310px;
height: 30px;
outline: 0;
border: none;
font-size: 1.5em;
background: #fff;
color: #2f4f4f;
}
input[type="submit"]{
font-size: 1.5em;
color: #53BDFF;
background-color: #fff;
outline: 0;
border: none;
width: 50px;
}
.todos{
background-color: #fff;
margin-top: 20px;
padding-top: 10px;
padding-bottom: 10px;
padding-right: 40px;
}
ul{
list-style: none;
}
li{
border-bottom: 1px solid #53BDFF;
padding-bottom: 15px;
padding-top: 15px;
font-size: 1.3em;
color: #ffffff;
cursor: pointer;
}
.done {
text-decoration: line-through;
color: #104123;
cursor: pointer;
}
Now we have to mark our tasks as done. In order to do that we will add or remove class done to the item when someone clicks on it.
Add new listener:
document.getElementById('list').addEventListener('click', function(event){
const element = event.target;
console.log(element);
});
Now we can check console to verify if we are catching correct element.
As you can notice - we are passing a click event to our function, and assigning it's target (so element which was clicked) to constant variable called element
Since we have our element assign, the last thing we have to do is to toggle done class:
document.getElementById('list').addEventListener('click', function(event){
const element = event.target;
element.classList.toggle("done");
});
Voila! Our code is ready.
There are few more enhancements which we could provide to our app like:
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Find out about all our upcoming mindfulness and compassion retreats, from one to five days here.
Foundations of Mindfulness five-day retreat
Sunday, 17 September to Friday, 22 September 2023 at the Ammerdown Retreat Centre, Near Bath. The reatreat is led by Kay Octigan, Robert Marx and Chris Barker.
This five-day retreat will support a deepening of participants’ mindfulness practice using the framework of the four Foundations of Mindfulness (satipatthana) and the Four Divine Abidings (brahma vihara). Drawing on Buddhist conceptualisations of the nature of experience, suffering and the self, the retreat will offer a bridge into contemporary secular mindfulness practice, teaching and life.
Retreat structure
The retreat, which is held in Ammerdown Retreat Centre, near Bath, will use a traditional retreat structure which allows us to simplify our life in order to see more clearly how we relate to ourselves and the world, and to respond with kindness and compassion.
There will be periods of teaching, guided and unguided practice, dialogue and unstructured
time. Most of the week will be held in silence with opportunities to meet the trainers one to
one and for peer sharing groups.
Two-day retreat - Opening the Heart, Compassion for Self and Others
2 - 4 February 2024
Join us for a long weekend on a silent meditation and compassion retreat in a beautiful place at the Holland House Retreat Centre, near Worcester.
Run by the Sussex Mindfulness Centre, you’ll be in a safe and supportive setting, allowing you to deepen your mindfulness and compassion practice and experience stillness and silence.
This two-night retreat is a chance to open your heart and listen to your deep intentions. You can book your place here, and fill in your application here.
When is it?
Friday 2nd Feb – Sun 4th Feb 2024. Arrival is 2-3pm on 2nd and we will finish by 4pm on the 4th.
Where is it?
At Holland House Retreat Centre, near Worcester: https://www.hollandhouse.org/
What is involved in the retreat?
This retreat will offer mindfulness and compassion practices designed to deepen self-care and our intention to benefit others. There will be a mix of teaching, guided and unguided practice, inquiry and time off to explore the beautiful setting and to rest. Most of the weekend will be held in silence with opportunities for sharing in small groups.
Who is the retreat for?
The retreat is designed for people with some experience of mindfulness and/or compassion practice who want to deepen their practice in a supportive, safe environment. As a minimum, participants should have done an eight-week mindfulness-based or compassion-based course and have an established, regular practice of their own. It is also a great opportunity for more experienced mindfulness-based and compassion-based teachers. The retreat will count towards the annual retreat requirement for teachers and supervisors on the BAMBA Register.
All-day mindfulness retreat -
The next mindfulness day retreat is Saturday, 11 November 2023 from 10am-4pm. Arrive promptly at 9.45 so we can start on time.
It will be at the Mill View Hospital site in Hove on Nevill Avenue. Book your place by emailing us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Content of the day
The day will be facilitated by the Sussex Mindfulness Centre's teachers and will include a series of different mindfulness and compassion practices. It will be held mostly in silence as a way of supporting your practice. We will aim to provide tea and coffee, but please bring your own food for lunch. There will be chairs and maybe some cushions, but please bring what you need to be comfortable, if you can.
Why a one-day retreat?
A one-day mindfulness retreat is an important part of the eight-week mindfulness course. It offers an opportunity to extend your practice, within a supportive environment. For people who meditate regularly the retreat offers a great way to deepen and refresh your practice. Read more about the benefits of a day long retreat.
Who's it for?
This day is right for you if you have attended an eight-week MBCT or MBSR course and are:
- a current or previous Sussex Partnership service user,
- a current staff member,
- a Staff in Mind participant,
- a current Sussex Mindfulness Centre or MBCT in IAPT trainee, or
- an alumni of a Sussex Mindfulness Centre training or of the MBCT in IAPT training.
No payment is required. Book your place by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please note, you'll need to attend for the whole day. It's not possible to only come for a portion of the day.
The retreats run from 10am to 4pm, and we ask people to join from 9.45am to ensure a prompt start. See future dates for our retreat days below.
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Story: Peoples of !nanni and Tamme's country
Peoples of !nanni and Tamme's country
Title
Peoples of !nanni and Tamme's country
Collection
Summary
An account of some of the different people found in Tamme's mother's country.
Comments
1) 9329v: the boys have never observed a female |ka kue person, 2) This story is found in Book XI & XII-5
Contributors
Date
18 February 1880
Categories
Keywords
Tamme (the people found in his and !nanni's country) , Tamme (his mother's country) , Tamme (his experience of others) , Tamme (his personal history) , peoples (different) , peoples (the |ka kue) , peoples (the |nani) , peoples (found in Tamme's mother's country) , |ka kue (people) , |ka kue (in Tamme's mother's country) , |ka kue (a description of) , |nani (people) , |nani (in Tamme's mother's country) , |nani (a description of) , !kun (their relations with others) , !kun (and the |ka kue and the |nani in their country) , country (peoples found in Tamme's and !nanni's) , country (Tamme's mother's) , names (of peoples found in Tamme's mother's country) , names (the |ka kue) , names (the |nani) , personal history (the peoples found in Tamme's mother's country)
Story Pages
9330-9331


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Poems of Emily Brontë
by Emily Brontë
Loud Without the Wind Was Roaring
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1846
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source:
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 8.0
- Word Count: 498
- Genre: Poetry
- ✎ Cite This
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Loud without the wind was roaring
Through th’autumnal sky;
Drenching wet, the cold rain pouring,
Spoke of winter nigh.
All too like that dreary eve,
Did my exiled spirit grieve.
Grieved at first, but grieved not long,
Sweet—how softly sweet!—it came;
Wild words of an ancient song,
Undefined, without a name.
“It was spring, and the skylark was singing:”
Those words they awakened a spell;
They unlocked a deep fountain, whose springing,
Nor absence, nor distance can quell.
In the gloom of a cloudy November
They uttered the music of May ;
They kindled the perishing ember
Into fervour that could not decay.
Awaken, o’er all my dear moorland,
West-wind, in thy glory and pride!
Oh! call me from valley and lowland,
To walk by the hill-torrent’s side!
It is swelled with the first snowy weather;
The rocks they are icy and hoar,
And sullenly waves the long heather,
And the fern leaves are sunny no more.
There are no yellow stars on the mountain
The bluebells have long died away
From the brink of the moss-bedded fountain—
From the side of the wintry brae.
But lovelier than corn-fields all waving
In emerald, and vermeil, and gold,
Are the heights where the north-wind is raving,
And the crags where I wandered of old.
It was morning: the bright sun was beaming;
How sweetly it brought back to me
The time when nor labour nor dreaming
Broke the sleep of the happy and free!
But blithely we rose as the dawn-heaven
Was melting to amber and blue,
And swift were the wings to our feet given,
As we traversed the meadows of dew.
For the moors! For the moors, where the short grass
Like velvet beneath us should lie!
For the moors! For the moors, where each high pass
Rose sunny against the clear sky!
For the moors, where the linnet was trilling
Its song on the old granite stone;
Where the lark, the wild sky-lark, was filling
Every breast with delight like its own!
What language can utter the feeling
Which rose, when in exile afar,
On the brow of a lonely hill kneeling,
I saw the brown heath growing there?
It was scattered and stunted, and told me
That soon even that would be gone:
It whispered, “The grim walls enfold me,
I have bloomed in my last summer’s sun.”
But not the loved music, whose waking
Makes the soul of the Swiss die away,
Has a spell more adored and heartbreaking
Than, for me, in that blighted heath lay.
The spirit which bent ’neath its power,
How it longed—how it burned to be free!
If I could have wept in that hour,
Those tears had been heaven to me.
Well—well; the sad minutes are moving,
Though loaded with trouble and pain;
And some time the loved and the loving
Shall meet on the mountains again!


NLP
DNN-based Emotion Recognition based on Bottleneck Acoustic Features and Lexical Features
김의성(GIST/카카오), 신종원(GIST)International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP)
2019-05-12
Abstract
In this paper, we propose a novel emotion recognition method to reflect affect salient information using acoustic and lexical features. The acoustic features are extracted from the speech signal by applying statistical functionals of emotionally high-level features derived from Deep Neural Network(DNN). These acoustic features are early fused with two types of lexical features extracted from the text transcription of the speech signal, which are the distributed representation and affective lexicon-based dimensions. The fused features are fed to another DNN for utterance-level emotion classification. Experimental results on the Interactive Emotional Dyadic Motion Capture(IEMOCAP) multimodal dataset showed 75.5% in unweighted accuracy recall, which outperformed the best results reported previously in the multimodal emotion recognition using acoustic and lexical features.


THE CRYING GAME A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1992 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: An IRA kidnapping leads to a chain of events that keeps both the characters and the audience guessing. MONA LISA director Neil Jordan has equaled or surpassed that film in one of the best movies of the year. Rating +3 (-4 to +4). See it before someone spoils it for you.
[Spoiler comments follow main review.]
At an amusement park in Northern Ireland, English soldier Jody (played by Forest Whitaker) has a good-looking local girl on his arm. They go off to be alone and suddenly Jody finds there are three men holding guns on him. The IRA has kidnapped Jody.  Jody is brought to a hiding place. There he begins the slow task of picking out one of his captors and trying to make him an ally. He chooses Fergus (played by Stephen Rea). Jody shows Fergus a picture of his girlfriend Dil (played by Jaye Davidson). Little do Jody, Fergus, and Dil know how the one action has bound them together.
THE CRYING GAME is a film for you to go to see ... quickly. Don't read any more reviews. This is a tough film to review without revealing any of the plot twists. Word is going to get around soon about this film. See it first. And don't tell anyone else either.
THE CRYING GAME was written and directed by Neil Jordan, who previously directed and co-wrote MONA LISA. The similarities will be obvious. Each film has an intelligent script that lulls characters and audience alike into one set of assumptions, then turns those assumptions inside out. The two films have much the same visual style. Jaye Davidson and Cathy Tyson are both sexy and attractive in much the same way. In both cases the main character is a white male in love with the beautiful centerpiece of the film across racial lines. And in fact it seems unimportant that it is across racial lines, though each comes from a fairly racist culture. This film and MONA LISA each has a delightful sense of irony which in THE CRYING GAME extends to the music over the end credit sequence.
The two black stars both have to be surprisingly versatile in this film and each manages. Forest Whitaker (GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM!; CRIMINAL JUSTICE; and A RAGE IN HARLEM) is an odd choice to play an English soldier. His accent rings very true to my admittedly non-British ears. Jaye Davidson's performance will be the best remembered of the film probably. The part calls for Dil to go through some major changes and Davidson is always to the mark.
THE CRYING GAME is certainly one of the best films of the year. I rate it a +3 on the -4 to +4 scale.
[Spoilers]
[Spoilers]
The film did not quite make sense in that neither of the people would have been sent to prison. In either case it was self-defense against a person who had been involved in a previous IRA killing.
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|
Class Summary |
| AcknowledgePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| AcknowledgeReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Ack receipt of a start-resume, stop-freeze, create-entity or remove enitty (reliable) pdus. |
| AcousticBeamData |
Used in UA PDU
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| AcousticBeamFundamentalParameter |
Used in UaPdu
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| AcousticEmitter |
Section 5.2.35. |
| AcousticEmitterSystem |
5.3.35: Information about a particular UA emitter shall be represented using an Acoustic Emitter System record. |
| AcousticEmitterSystemData |
Used in the UA pdu; ties together an emmitter and a location. |
| ActionRequestPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| ActionRequestReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: request from a simulation manager to a managed entity to perform a specified action. |
| ActionResponsePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| ActionResponseReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Response from an entity to an action request PDU. |
| AggregateID |
Section 5.2.36. |
| AggregateMarking |
Section 5.2.37. |
| AggregateStatePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> informationa bout aggregating entities anc communicating information about the aggregated entities. |
| AggregateType |
Section 5.2.38. |
| AngularVelocityVector |
5.2.2: angular velocity measured in radians per second out each of the entity's own coordinate axes. |
| AntennaLocation |
5.2.3: location of the radiating portion of the antenna, specified in world coordinates and entity coordinates. |
| ApaData |
Used in UA PDU
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| ArealObjectStatePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Information about the addition/modification of an oobject that is geometrically achored to the terrain with a set of three or more points that come to a closure. |
| ArticulationParameter |
Section 5.2.5. |
| BeamAntennaPattern |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| BeamData |
Section 5.2.39. |
| BurstDescriptor |
Section 5.2.7. |
| ClockTime |
Section 5.2.8. |
| CollisionElasticPdu |
<IP_ADDRESS>. |
| CollisionPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| CommentPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| CommentReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Arbitrary messages. |
| CreateEntityPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| CreateEntityReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: creation of an entity , reliable. |
| DataPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| DataQueryPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| DataQueryReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: request for data from an entity. |
| DataReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: issued in response to a data query R or set dataR pdu. |
| DeadReckoningParameter |
represents values used in dead reckoning algorithms
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| DesignatorPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| DetonationPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| DistributedEmissionsFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.7. |
| EightByteChunk |
64 bit piece of data
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| ElectronicEmissionBeamData |
Description of one electronic emission beam
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| ElectronicEmissionsPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| ElectronicEmissionSystemData |
Data about one electronic system
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| EmitterSystem |
Section 5.2.11. |
| EntityID |
Each entity in a given DIS simulation application shall be given an entity identifier number unique to all other entities in that application. |
| EntityInformationFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.3. |
| EntityManagementFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.9. |
| EntityStatePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| EntityStateUpdatePdu |
<IP_ADDRESS>. |
| EntityType |
Section 5.2.16. |
| Environment |
Section 5.2.40. |
| EnvironmentalProcessPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Information about environmental effects and processes. |
| EventID |
Section 5.2.18. |
| EventReportPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| EventReportReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: reports the occurance of a significatnt event to the simulation manager. |
| FastEntityStatePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| FirePdu |
Sectioin <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| FixedDatum |
Section 5.2.18. |
| FourByteChunk |
32 bit piece of data
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| FundamentalParameterData |
Section 5.2.22. |
| FundamentalParameterDataIff |
5.2.45. |
| GridAxisRecord |
5.2.44: Grid data record, a common abstract superclass for several subtypes
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| GridAxisRecordRepresentation0 |
5.2.44: Grid data record, representation 0
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| GridAxisRecordRepresentation1 |
5.2.44: Grid data record, representation 1
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| GridAxisRecordRepresentation2 |
5.2.44: Grid data record, representation 1
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| GriddedDataPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Information about globat, spatially varying enviornmental effects. |
| IffAtcNavAidsLayer1Pdu |
<IP_ADDRESS>.1: Navigational and IFF PDU. |
| IffAtcNavAidsLayer2Pdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>.2 When present, layer 2 should follow layer 1 and have the following fields. |
| IffFundamentalData |
5.2.42. |
| IntercomCommunicationsParameters |
5.2.46. |
| IntercomControlPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| IntercomSignalPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| IsGroupOfPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> Information about a particular group of entities grouped together for the purposes of netowrk bandwidth reduction or aggregation. |
| IsPartOfPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> The joining of two or more simulation entities is communicated by this PDU. |
| LayerHeader |
5.2.47. |
| LinearObjectStatePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Information abut the addition or modification of a synthecic enviroment object that is anchored to the terrain with a single point and has size or orientation. |
| LinearSegmentParameter |
5.2.48: Linear segment parameters
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| LogisticsFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.5. |
| Marking |
Section 5.2.15. |
| MinefieldDataPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> Information about individual mines within a minefield. |
| MinefieldFamilyPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> Abstract superclass for PDUs relating to minefields
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| MinefieldQueryPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> Query a minefield for information about individual mines. |
| MinefieldResponseNackPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> proivde the means to request a retransmit of a minefield data pdu. |
| MinefieldStatePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> Abstract superclass for PDUs relating to minefields. |
| ModulationType |
Radio modulation
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| NamedLocation |
discrete ostional relationsihip
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| ObjectType |
Identifies type of object. |
| OneByteChunk |
8 bit piece of data
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| Orientation |
Section 5.2.17. |
| Pdu |
The superclass for all PDUs. |
| PduCollection |
|
| PduContainer |
Used for XML compatability. |
| Point |
x,y point
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| PointObjectStatePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Inormation abut the addition or modification of a synthecic enviroment object that is anchored to the terrain with a single point. |
| PropulsionSystemData |
Data about a propulsion system
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| RadioCommunicationsFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.8. |
| RadioEntityType |
Section 5.2.25. |
| ReceiverPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| RecordQueryReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: A request for one or more records of data from an entity. |
| RecordSet |
Record sets, used in transfer control request PDU
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| Relationship |
5.2.56. |
| RemoveEntityPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| RemoveEntityReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Removal of an entity , reliable. |
| RepairCompletePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| RepairResponsePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| ResupplyCancelPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| ResupplyOfferPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| ResupplyReceivedPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| SeesPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| ServiceRequestPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| SetDataPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| SetDataReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: initializing or chaning internal state information, reliable. |
| SetRecordReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Initializing or changing internal parameter info. |
| ShaftRPMs |
Shaft RPMs, used in underwater acoustic clacluations. |
| SignalPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| SimulationAddress |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| SimulationManagementFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.6. |
| SimulationManagementWithReliabilityFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.12: Abstract superclass for reliable simulation management PDUs
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| SixByteChunk |
48 bit piece of data
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| SphericalHarmonicAntennaPattern |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| StartResumePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| StartResumeReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Start resume simulation, relaible. |
| StopFreezePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| StopFreezeReliablePdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>: Stop freeze simulation, relaible. |
| SupplyQuantity |
Section 5.2.30. |
| SyntheticEnvironmentFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.11: Abstract superclass for synthetic environment PDUs
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| SystemID |
5.2.58. |
| TrackJamTarget |
One track/jam target
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| TransferControlRequestPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS> Information initiating the dyanic allocation and control of simulation entities between two simulation applications. |
| TransmitterPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| TwoByteChunk |
16 bit piece of data
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| UaPdu |
Section <IP_ADDRESS>. |
| VariableDatum |
Section 5.2.32. |
| Vector3Double |
Section 5.3.34. |
| Vector3Float |
Section 5.2.33. |
| VectoringNozzleSystemData |
Data about a vectoring nozzle system
Copyright (c) 2008, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. |
| WarfareFamilyPdu |
Section 5.3.4. |


snakemake --rerun-incomplete {{ rulegraph['target'] }}
If you have the SLURM queue manager, you can run
snakemake -j 100 --rerun-incomplete --cluster-config cluster.json --cluster "sbatch -A {cluster.account} -p {cluster.partition} -n {cluster.n} -t {cluster.time}" {{ rulegraph['target'] }}
which will submit 100 jobs (core equivalents) using a cluster
configuration file 'cluster.json' in which the cluster parameters for
given rules can be specified.
No rulegraph has been defined
{% endif %}


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The frequency of the oscillation. Typically, LFOs will be in the frequency range of 0.1 to 10 hertz.
The minimum output value of the LFO.
The maximum value of the LFO.
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lfo.connect(filter.frequency);
The amplitude of the LFO, which controls the output range between the min and max output. For example if the min is -10 and the max is 10, setting the amplitude to 0.5 would make the LFO modulate between -5 and 5.
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The partials of the waveform. A partial represents the amplitude at a harmonic. The first harmonic is the fundamental frequency, the second is the octave and so on following the harmonic series. Setting this value will automatically set the type to "custom". The value is an empty array when the type is not "custom".
osc.partials = [1, 0.2, 0.01];
Start the LFO.
Sync the start/stop/pause to the transport and the frequency to the bpm of the transport
lfo.frequency.value = "8n";
lfo.sync().start(0)
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osc.frequency.value = 440;
//the ration between the bpm and the frequency will be maintained
osc.syncFrequency();
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avgfoldchange parameter with unclear function. |
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blastpath path to the BLAST executable for protein-protein comparisons. |
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cluster2d if True, clustering is done in 2D. |
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colors colors that define the coloring for different p-values/attractions |
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complexatt if True, complex attraction computations are used. |
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cooling parameter with unclear function. |
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currcool parameter with unclear function. |
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dampening parameter with unclear function. |
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dotsize size of the central dot representing each sequence in the clustermap |
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formatdbpath path to the formatdb executable of BLAST. |
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groupsize default for the size of circles that mark newly created groups |
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maxmove maximal sequence (i.e. |
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minattract parameter with unclear function. |
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ovalsize size of the circle around selected sequences |
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pval p-value cutoff that determines which connections are considered for the attractive force |
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repfactor factor in the repulsive force |
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repvalpow exponent in the repulsive force |
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showinfo if True, additional data (rotation matrix) is shown in the clustring window) |
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usefoldchange parameter with unclear function. |
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blastpathpath to the BLAST executable for protein-protein comparisons. BLAST+ is currently not supported by Clans. raises ValueError if
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complexattif True, complex attraction computations are used. raises ValueError if set to non-boolean value
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dampeningparameter with unclear function. Check in Clans. raises ValueError if
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dotsizesize of the central dot representing each sequence in the clustermap raises ValueError if
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formatdbpathpath to the formatdb executable of BLAST. raises ValueError if
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repfactorfactor in the repulsive force raises ValueError if
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repvalpowexponent in the repulsive force raises ValueError if
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showinfoif True, additional data (rotation matrix) is shown in the clustring window) raises ValueError if set to non-boolean value
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usescvalparameter with unclear function. Check in Clans. raises ValueError if set to non-boolean value
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Greta Thunberg catches lift to UN COP25 climate summit in Madrid with Australian sailing family
by Rhiannon Shine and James CarmodyTeen climate activist Greta Thunberg will make the COP25 UN climate summit after hitching a ride back across the Atlantic with an Australian couple travelling the world.
The 16-year-old had travelled from her native Sweden to California by boat, train and electric car and was planning to continue on to the next round of climate negotiations, originally scheduled to be held in Santiago, Chile in December.
The Santiago summit was cancelled by Chile’s government because of political unrest in the South American country and moved to the Spanish capital of Madrid.
Ms Thunberg refuses to fly because of the carbon emissions involved and had been searching for an environmentally-friendly way to travel back to Europe to attend the summit.
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“As #COP25 has officially been moved from Santiago to Madrid I’ll need some help,” Ms Thunberg tweeted earlier this month.
“Now I need to find a way to cross the Atlantic in November … If anyone could help me find transport I would be so grateful.”
A week ago, South Australian Riley Whitlum, who travels around the world in a 48-foot catamaran called La Vagabonde with his West Australian wife Elayna Carausu and their son Lenny, responded to the tweet with an offer of help.
Ms Thunberg posted to her Instagram page earlier today saying she had accepted the offer from the couple, who will take her from Virginia to Spain with the help of professional yachtswoman Nikki Henderson.
“So happy to say that I’ll hopefully make it to COP25 in Madrid,” Ms Thunberg said.
“I’ve been offered a ride from Virginia on the 48ft catamaran La Vagabonde. We sail for Europe tomorrow morning!”
Ms Thunberg said she expected the voyage to take three weeks.
“If I get to the COP25 in time then I will participate in that because I received an invitation to do so. And then I will go home,” she said.
Mr Whitlum and Ms Carausu have been sailing around the world since 2014, filming their adventures and posting them to YouTube full-time.
“We’ve suffered terrifying storms, pirate scares, financial breakdowns, equipment failures, water shortages, and other interesting mishaps but we wouldn’t trade living on the sea and traveling wherever the wind takes us for anything,” their website states.
Ms Carausu posted to Instagram that the crew would set sail from 7:30am US eastern standard time tomorrow.
Ms Thunberg rose to prominence last year after she started spending her Fridays protesting outside Sweden’s parliament.
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Her action has grown into a global campaign, with an estimated 300,000 Australians taking part in climate change rallies around the country in September.
Ms Thunberg’s zero-emissions expedition has been highly publicised and has included travelling by boat, train and an electric car borrowed from Arnold Schwarzenegger.


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- Run if bundled JRE and javaw.exe are present, otherwise stop with error.
- <path> + <minVersion> [+ <maxVersion>]
- Use bundled JRE first, if it cannot be located search for Java, if that fails display error message and open the Java download page.
- <minVersion> [+ <maxVersion>]
- Search for Java, if an appropriate version cannot be found display error message and open the Java download page.
- <jdkPreference>
- Optional, defaults to preferJre; Allows you to specify a preference for a public JRE or a private JDK runtime. Valid values are:
- jreOnly
- Always use a public JRE (equivalent to the old option dontUsePrivateJres=true)
- preferJre
- Prefer a public JRE, but use a JDK private runtime if it is newer than the public JRE (equivalent to the old option dontUsePrivateJres=false)
- preferJdk
- Prefer a JDK private runtime, but use a public JRE if it is newer than the JDK
- jdkOnly
- Always use a private JDK runtime (fails if there is no JDK installed)
- HeapSize, HeapPercent
- If size and percent are specified, then the setting which yields more memory will be chosen at runtime. In other words, setting both values means: percent of free memory no less than size in MB.
- <initialHeapSize>
- Optional, initial heap size in MB.
- <initialHeapPercent>
- Optional, initial heap size in % of free memory.
- <maxHeapSize>
- Optional, max heap size in MB.
- <maxHeapPercent>
- Optional, max heap size in % of free memory.
- <opt>
- Optional, accepts everything you would normally pass to java/javaw launcher: assertion options, system properties and X options. Here you can map environment and special variables EXEDIR (exe's runtime directory), EXEFILE (exe's runtime full file path) to system properties. All variable references must be surrounded with percentage signs and quoted.
<opt>-Dlaunch4j.exedir="%EXEDIR%"</opt> <opt>-Dlaunch4j.exefile="%EXEFILE%"</opt> <opt>-Denv.path="%Path%"</opt> <opt>-Dsettings="%HomeDrive%%HomePath%\\settings.ini"</opt>
- <splash>
- Optional, groups the splash screen settings. Allowed only in GUI header.
- <file>
- Splash screen image in BMP format.
- <waitForWindow>
- Optional, defaults to true. Close the splash screen when an application window or Java error message box appears. If set to false, the splash screen will be closed on timeout.
- <timeout>
- Optional, defaults to 60. Number of seconds after which the splash screen must be closed. Splash timeout may cause an error depending on <timeoutErr>.
- <timeoutErr>
- Optional, defaults to true. True signals an error on splash timeout, false closes the splash screen quietly.
- <versionInfo>
- Optional, version information to be displayed by the Windows Explorer.
- <fileVersion>
- Version number 'x.x.x.x'
- <txtFileVersion>
- Free form file version, for example '1.20.RC1'.
- <fileDescription>
- File description presented to the user.
- <copyright>
- Legal copyright.
- <productVersion>
- Version number 'x.x.x.x'
- <txtProductVersion>
- Free form file version, for example '1.20.RC1'.
- <productName>
- Text.
- <companyName>
- Optional text.
- <internalName>
- Internal name without extension, original filename or module name for example.
- <originalFilename>
- Original name of the file without the path. Allows to determine whether a file has been renamed by a user.
Importing 1.x configuration
It's possible to import a 1.x configuration file using the GUI interface. Open the file, correct the paths and save it as a new xml configuration.Ant task
You may set a launch4j directory property or change the task definition.<property name="launch4j.dir" location="/opt/launch4j" />Define the task in your Ant build script.
<taskdef name="launch4j" classname="net.sf.launch4j.ant.Launch4jTask" classpath="${launch4j.dir}/launch4j.jar :${launch4j.dir}/lib/xstream.jar" />Execute the task!
<launch4j configFile="./l4j/demo.xml" />You can set or override the following configuration properties...
jar="absolute path or relative to basedir"
jarPath="relative path"
outfile
fileVersion
txtFileVersion
productVersion
txtProductVersion
bindir="alternate bin directory..."
tmpdir="alternate working directory..."
<launch4j configFile="./l4j/demo.xml" outfile="mydemo.exe" fileVersion="<IP_ADDRESS>" txtFileVersion="1.0 RC2" />You can also define the entire configuration in the task, but it will not be possible to edit such a file in the GUI mode. All paths except for <chdir>, <jre><path> and jarPath are calculated using the basedir project attribute.
<launch4j> <config headerType="gui" outfile="demo.exe" dontWrapJar="true" jarPath="demo.jar" > <var>SETTINGS="%HomeDrive%%HomePath%\\settings.ini"</var> <classPath mainClass="org.demo.DemoApp"> <cp>./lib/looks.jar</cp> <cp>%USER_LIBS%/*.jar</cp> </classPath> <jre minVersion="1.4.0"> <opt>-Dlaunch4j.exedir="%EXEDIR%"</opt> <opt>-Dlaunch4j.exefile="%EXEFILE%"</opt> </jre> </config> </launch4j>
Additional JVM options at runtime
When you create a wrapper or launcher all configuration details are compiled into the executable and cannot be changed without recreating it or hacking with a resource editor. Launch4j 2.1.2 introduces a new feature that allows to pass additional JVM options at runtime from an .l4j.ini file. Now you can specify the options in the configuration file, ini file or in both, but you cannot override them. The ini file's name must correspond to the executable's (myapp.exe : myapp.l4j.ini). The arguments should be separated with spaces or new lines, environment variable expansion is supported, for example:# Launch4j runtime config -Dswing.aatext=true -Dsomevar="%SOMEVAR%" -Xms16m
Runtime options
- --l4j-debug
- To make sure the output executable is configured correctly you can use the debug launching mode to log various information to the launch4j.log file.
- --l4j-default-proc
- Use default process name.
- --l4j-dont-wait
- Disable the "stay alive" function.
- --l4j-no-splash
- Disable the splash screen.
- --l4j-no-splash-err
- Disable splash screen error on timeout, might be useful on very slow computers.
Settings
- Alternate bin directory: launch4j.bindir
-
It's possible to override the default bin directory location which contains windres and ld
tools using the launch4j.bindir system property. The property can have two forms:
a path relative to Launch4j's directory (altbin for example) or an absolute path.
- Working directory: launch4j.tmpdir
- Change the working directory if the default path contains spaces which windres cannot handle.


Match Play. Red trails 5-7 to 11. How should Red play 54?
pips Red=133 White=136
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is very close and for money there is no difference between 7/2, 6/2 and 21/16, 13/9.
At this score a gammon win for Red creates overage (too many points won) and that makes it an inefficient play. That is just enough to swing the answer to 21/16, 13/9 but 7/2, 6/2 is only a tiny mistake.
Over the board it would be impossible to determine the correct play and so you would have to go with your gut instinct. As noted before you can’t possibly make the correct play every time. The key to winning backgammon is to avoid making blunders (or worse). Here you have to move 13/4 to wander into blunder territory.
At this score a gammon win for Red creates overage (too many points won) and that makes it an inefficient play. That is just enough to swing the answer to 21/16, 13/9 but 7/2, 6/2 is only a tiny mistake.
Over the board it would be impossible to determine the correct play and so you would have to go with your gut instinct. As noted before you can’t possibly make the correct play every time. The key to winning backgammon is to avoid making blunders (or worse). Here you have to move 13/4 to wander into blunder territory.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 21/16 13/9 Eq.: +0.184 0.499 0.186 0.004 - 0.501 0.130 0.010 2. Cubeful 2-ply 7/2 6/2 Eq.: +0.178 (-0.006) 0.484 0.212 0.003 - 0.516 0.116 0.006 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 13/8 Eq.: +0.129 (-0.054) 0.473 0.186 0.005 - 0.527 0.114 0.006 4. Cubeful 2-ply 21/16 8/4 Eq.: +0.071 (-0.112) 0.453 0.167 0.003 - 0.547 0.138 0.008 5. Cubeful 2-ply 21/16 7/3 Eq.: +0.056 (-0.128) 0.445 0.167 0.003 - 0.555 0.144 0.009


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BTS confirmed to perform at the '2019 Melon Music Awards'
by beansssOn November 13, Kakao's upcoming 'Melon Music Awards 2019' made its official, first performing artist announcement!
The biggest boy band in the world BTS have been announced as the first headlining artist at the 'MMA 2019', set to take place on November 30 at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul. Fans can look forward to another world-class performance from the members of BTS, after their 'MMA 2018' performance which garnered immense reactions.
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Cost Effectiveness of Childhood Nutritional Interventions in Developing Countries - A Systematic Review
Team Member
Furaha Kyesi, Rohini Siva Srinivas, Shuang Chen, Eric Miamen
Project Summary
In developing countries, nearly half of all deaths in children under five years old are attributed to malnutrition. There have been numerous nutritional interventions developed to prevent childhood malnutrition, although there is limited data on cost effectiveness of these programs. To evaluate the cost effectiveness of various nutritional interventions, we conducted a systematic review.
We identified 3387 studies by searching the Cochrane, MEDLINE, EMBASE, Google Scholar, Web of Science, and Clinical trials.gov. Out of those studies,13 studies met inclusion criteria (in Dec 2016). 11 out of 13 studies included revealed that the nutritional intervention implemented was more cost effective as compared to usual care or placebo in different areas. When subgroup analysis was performed among the nutritional intervention types, community based interventions showed high cost effectiveness, followed by increase in cost effectiveness in dietary interventions with one dietary intervention in Mali showing a better outcome but a costlier approach. This review suggests that nutritional interventions are cost effective as compared to usual care or placebo of under-five children in developing countries
Background
- Nearly half of all deaths in children under five years old are attributed to malnutrition.
- Nutritional deficiencies in children are costly for the economy of a country causing potential loss of income or impaired socioeconomic advancement.
- A systematic review of studies evaluating the cost benefit of interventions to prevent malnutrition in developing countries may help to identify effective interventions and whether differences exist between countries.
Objective
Among children 0-5 years of age in underdeveloped and underprivileged countries, we want to know if nutritional interventions lead to improved measures of cost compared to usual care.
Methods
Study Eligibility: Clinical trials, cohort, and cost-effective analysis study designs were included that compared placebo or usual care with intervention (education, dietary, community based, cash based transfers, and integrated health facility care).
Search Methods: We searched Medline, the Cochrane Library, Web of Science, Google scholar, EMBASE and clinical trial registries thru November 2016 using keywords and MeSH terms to generate the following themes of childhood nutrition, developing countries and cost.
Study identification and selection
Results
Table 1. Characteristics of studies comparing effects childhood nutritional interventions effect on cost in underdeveloped countries.
Table 2. Cost effectiveness ratios
Table 3. Costs of the intervention
Table 4. Secondary Outcomes
Conclusion
- Many studies suggest nutritional interventions are cost effective.
- Further research using standardized outcome measures is needed to determine cost effectiveness of different nutritional interventions based on country.
For more details, please refer to our poster