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Provides some facilities to extract and verify parameters read from
data files in XML format.
Parameter reading is often tedious and clutters the application code with
repetitive statements. Read parameters must be converted
from string to useful types, checked for validity and processed
in many ways before they can be used by an application
program.
By using XML \cite{iYER04a}, one can take advantage of a standardized
file format syntax and already implemented and robust
parsers providing error checking. However, even when
a validating parser, which is able to ensure that an XML file satisfy
predefined structural constraints, is used,
the parameters must be extracted from a parse tree and converted
from string.
This package provides facilities to extract and convert values
from a Document Object Model (DOM) document constructed using
the Java API for XML (JAXP) or any other API implementing
DOM Level 2 \cite{iHOR00a}
or above. It uses a design-patterns oriented
technique strongly inspired from Apache Ant \cite{iBAI04} task building but
extended to be used in a more general context.
\subsubsection*{Format of parameter files}
This section briefly introduces the XML format as used by the
parameter files. See \cite{iYER04a} for the full XML specification.
The first line of an XML file is optional and contains an header
specifying the version of the format and the encoding. This line is
like the following one:
\begin{verbatim}
\end{verbatim}
If this line is not given, the UTF-8 character encoding is assumed.
Specifying the encoding can be useful to allow accented characters to
appear in the input when the used editor does not support UTF-8.
In an XML file, an \emph{element} is a container with a name
and possibly some attributes. It is represented by a starting marker
and an ending marker. The text between these markers is called the
\emph{contents} of the element. For example,
\verb!contents! declares an element with name
\texttt{element} and contents \texttt{contents}. An element with no
contents can be formatted as \verb!!. This is called a
\emph{self-closing element}. The whole XML document is contained into
a special element called the \emph{root element}.
An \emph{attribute} is a key-value pair associated with an element.
An element can have zero or more attributes. For example,
\verb!! declares a self-closing element
\texttt{element} with attribute \texttt{attribute} having value
\texttt{value}. The order of an element's attributes is not important
in any XML document.
The nested contents can be simple or complex. \emph{Simple contents} is
composed of only \emph{character data}, i.e., text with no XML
markers. If such characters are required for some reasons, they must
be escaped by using \emph{entities}. Entities are sequences of
characters automatically substituted with character data
by an XML parser. For the user, they act similarly to macros.
Table~\ref{tab:entities} shows the entities
used to escape reserved characters.
\begin{table}[htb]
\caption{XML entities used to escape reserved characters}
\label{tab:entities}
\centering
\begin{tabular}{|lr|}
\hline
Entity\html{$\mbox{}$}&Escaped character\\\hline
\texttt{\<}&\verb!!\\
\texttt{\"}&\texttt{"}\\
%" For GNU Emacs to be happy
\texttt{\&}&\texttt{\&}\\\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{table}
\emph{Complex contents} is composed of character data and
other elements. Some XML document types specify an order in which the
elements need to be presented. For the parameter reader, the order of
elements is not important.
At any point in the XML file, \emph{comments} of the form
\verb?? can be added. These comments are ignored by
the parameter reader and can be used to document the parameter files.
\emph{Processing instructions} can be used to communicate with
specific XML processors. The parameter reading facility implemented
in this package supports the \texttt{import} processing instruction
which can be used to import packages when referring to class names in
parameter files. The \texttt{import} processing instruction works the
same way as the Java \texttt{import} statement. For example,
\verb!! imports all classes in the
{@link java.util} package.
\subsubsection*{Extracting parameters}
For an XML document to be converted into a parameter object,
an instance of {@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.ParamReader}
is needed. The root element name must be bound to a parameter object class,
by modifying the \texttt{elements} map. For example, the following code
associates the
\texttt{myparams} root element with the class \texttt{MyParams}.
\begin{verbatim}
ParamReader reader = new ParamReader();
reader.elements.put ("myparams", MyParams.class);
\end{verbatim}
After the binding is done, the reading method can be invoked.
The \texttt{read} method accepts a {@link org.w3c.dom.Document}
implementation or an XML file name and turns it into
a parameter object. In the preceding example, the general format
of the XML file would be
\begin{verbatim}
...
\end{verbatim}
The following call would read the XML file and creates a \texttt{MyParams} instance.
\begin{verbatim}
MyParams par = (MyParams)reader.read ("file.xml");
\end{verbatim}
\subsubsection*{Converting back to XML}
To be converted back to XML, a parameter object needs to provide a
write method specified in the {@link
umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.StorableParam} interface. This method
turns the parameter object into a DOM document. The DOM document can
then be converted to an XML file. The {@link
umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.AbstractParam} class provides a
\texttt{write} method capable of converting the storable parameter
object to an XML file.
For example, if \texttt{MyParams} implements
{@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.StorableParam},
the following code can write the parameter object \texttt{par} to an XML file.
\begin{verbatim}
AbstractParam.write (new ClassFinder(), "file.xml",
par, "myparams", 3);
\end{verbatim}
The class finder is used to convert {@link java.lang.Class} objects to simple
class names, taking the import declarations into account. The name of
the root element, \texttt{myparams}, must be given, as well as the
number of spaces for each indentation level.
\subsubsection*{Creating new parameter object classes}
A parameter object can come from any class implementing
the {@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.Param} interface, providing
a no-argument constructor, and supplying setter, adder, or creater methods
that will be mapped to XML attributes and nested elements.
\emph{Setter} methods are used to notify the parameter object
about the value of attributes whereas \emph{adder} and \emph{creater} methods
are used to notify nested elements.
For attribute \emph{attr}, the setter method \texttt{set}\emph{Attr}
is called and the string contents of the attribute is converted to the
target class by {@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.util.StringConvert}.
The \texttt{id} attribute has a special meaning for the
parameter reader; it assigns a name to an element.
When the \texttt{xref} attribute is associated with an element, the
element's contents is expected to be empty and the only allowed
attribute is \texttt{xref}. The parameter reader replaces such a
reference element's attributes and contents with the element having
the matching \texttt{id} attribute.
Nested XML elements are
recursively turned into parameter objects by adder and creater methods.
An adder method has the form \texttt{add}\emph{Element} whereas a
creater method has the form \texttt{create}\emph{Element}.
For simple contents, the adder method can accept a class that can be
converted by {@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.util.StringConvert}.
For complex contents to be represented, another parameter object must
be used.
For a parameter object to become storable, it must implement the
{@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.StorableParam} subinterface of
{@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.Param}. This interface
specifies a writing method responsible for the conversion. The {@link
umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.DOMUtils} class contains helper
methods that can be used during the conversion of any parameter object
to a DOM tree.
\paragraph{Example of a parameter file.} The following
example shows how the parameters from a sample
file are handled and converted.
\begin{verbatim}
3
2
2, 4, 2
\end{verbatim}
We define a class \texttt{MyParams} implementing
{@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.Param} and
providing a no-argument
constructor and the following methods.
The methods do not need to be public.
\begin{verbatim}
class MyParams implements Param {
void setId (String id) { ... }
void addNumtypes (int n) { ... }
void addNumgroups (int n) { ... }
ArrayParam createArrivalrates() {
return new ArrayParam (double.class);
}
addArrivalrates (ArrayParam rates) { r = rates.getDoubleValues(); }
}
\end{verbatim}
After the parameter object is constructed, the parameter reader
calls \texttt{setId} with the string \texttt{test}.
All other attributes are mapped to a corresponding setter method.
The parameter reader then calls \texttt{addNumtypes} with integer
\texttt{3}.
The same process happens for the \texttt{numgroups} nested
element.
When the \texttt{arrivalrates} element is found, the
\texttt{createArrivalrates} method is called to create a parameter
object. This creater method is necessary because the {@link
umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.ArrayParam} class does not provide a
no-argument constructor since the user needs to specify the component
class for
the array. The parameter reader constructs the array parameter object
and pass it back to \texttt{addArrivalrates} when the configuration is
done. The \texttt{getDoubleValues} method can be used to get an array
of double-precision elements when the array component class is
numeric. Note that there is a similar class for 2D arrays called
{@link umontreal.iro.lecuyer.xmlconfig.ArrayParam2D}.


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Well, that’s a wrap - tied with a bow - for .NET Fringe 2016 and Node PDX 2016. That’s two years in a row for .NET Fringe and the 3rd year for Node PDX (2012, 2013, and 2016). All of the conferences have been very stressful, intense, and rewarding. I’ve learned a lot in the process and had a chance to work together with a lot of great people including Troy Howard, Glenn Block, Scott Hanselman, Phil Haack, Itamar Syn-Hersko, Alena Hall, and many others.
At this point I’ve deemed it time for a solid retrospective on organizing, community, and related topics. I’m breaking this article into the following segments:
- Conference Organizing - Taking a Break
- Community Organizing vs. Value Added
- Workshops - What’s valuable
Conference Organizing
Conferences themselves are great experiences for the vast majority of people that attend the conferences. It’s also a great way to build a community that knows each other beyond the virtual space. Having these connections is invaluable - from the connections that Steve Jobs & Wozniak made at conferences that led to Apples creation to Microsoft at the same, to today with open source conferences like OSCON, Strangeloop, and other great community led conferences. These are the places where conversations start that build this industry and take us into the future.
In that sense, I hope Node PDX and .NET Fringe have helped to grow the community in Portland and beyond. I hope it has helped people to expand on ideas, projects, and overall grow as individuals and build more cohesive organizations. I too, have grown and been able to expand and build on ideas and various projects because of these efforts. In many ways these conferences have helped me to build my future.
I myself am going to take a break this coming dozen or more months, ma ybe permanantly, from conference organizing. I have however already started plotting some of the next big projects that I will contribute or build. Namely, I intend to start speaking and providing workshops on several key spaces within the tech industry that I see a horrid gap that needs filled. More on that real soon.
Community Organizing vs. Value Added
I’ve always enjoyed organizing events of various types. From meetups like the Elastic Meetup that I’m currently helping to organize or conferences like .NET Fringe or Node PDX. Each tech stack, event type, and related slices of categorization have different communities built around it. Some have inspiration, others networking options, some are great for project building or team building. Whatever the case they each have their positives. In the same light, each type of event has it’s various negatives too.
Conferences are almost all organized around speakers speaking at an audience. Sometimes there is time for questions, but there is strong argument that questions for a speaker doesn’t add a lot and often derails the momentum of talks for the overall audience. Some conferences have workshops before the actual presentation sessions. Other conferences work around an unconference or open spaces style event setup. Each style has benefits for people and negatives, as an example, I myself love to attend open spaces conferences and feel that I gain the most value from conferences like that.
I’ve always aimed to mix the elements together to find the best combination of value for people, along with Troy, Glenn, and the teams we’ve put together to organize these conferences. It’s actually an extremely difficult mix to get right. I think we’ve done a good job of getting that mix right, but I’m sure there are a number of things we can improve on to get even more value out of conferences for people.
In an attempt to get more value out of social gatherings like conferences, meetups, and the like I’m going to work dilligently in the coming weeks to get new ideas together to build even better events. Some of the requests and demands of various audiences range widely. Here’s a few questions I’ve noted as of late, with a tweet that kicked off several of the conversations.
I'm kind of over conferences. The whole, "Speaker gets up and talks" mode of transferring information is busted. I learn by doing.
— Scott Koon (@lazycoder) July 10, 2016
Gathering Questions for Ideas
- What do people enjoy in gatherings that help us attain the maximum learning?
- What makes gatherings interesting enough to attend?
- What negatives can we remove?
- What makes the environment good for meeting, talking, and working together on ideas to learn more?
- What are an ideal set of goals, specific goals, to actually work toward?
Then some of the other goals that I aim to figure out, largely by testing out or building tools to do this:
- Improve ability to communicate with specific members of the attendee audience when needed, with appropriate mediums, and reasonable expectations of information disseminate.
- Find ways to ticket by group, event, time, and related criteria that will allow communication and group association to simplify both things (ticketing and grouping).
- Find better ways to delegate payments and billing that aren’t hard linked to individual people and singular accounts.
- Find better ways to allocate work to volunteers and those interested in helping that has more globally viewable content to help give everybody involve better visibility into what we’re trying to get done.
- Study up on and work on my communication skills. This is, of course, something that has been an ongoing learning experience which I suspect will continue being an ongoing learning experience.
Workshops
I’ve got a ton of material that I’d like to break out into groupings for screencasts/video how-to or training content, blog entries, and hands on workshop training. After discussing space opportunities Mark at NedSpace (thanks again for helping with .NET Fringe Mark!) and have worked with Code Fellows (Marty rocked 2 Node PDX Workshops) and working with Mathias Brandewinder, Evelina Gabasova, Aaron Stannard, Beau Palmquist, and Jared Schaab. After gaining that experience I’m seriously working on determining how to provide more workshops, but with a bit more of a twist. I want to add new elements to workshops that can extend the entertaining value of the workshops but also the learnings of the various workshops I’d like to provide.
One of the ideas that keeps rolling around in my head, which really is rooted in this question, “How do I combine the elements that I love providing in meetups, conferences, and existing workshops into a medium and mode of delivery that people would find valuable?” In summary, how can I do and teach the things I really enjoy so that people determine it is enough value to pay for? As in any business, it’s an interesting challenge. So in the coming weeks I’ll have more conversations and more ramblings on the blog here about what I’m determined to acheive with the delivery of workshops and gatherings related to learning lots of awesome things.
Until then, I hope you’ve had a spectacular time at .NET Fringe AND Node PDX. I send thanks to all of the attendees and all involved - thanks and CHEERS!


Official: Roadside bombing kills 8 civilians in Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - An Afghan official says a roadside bombing has killed at least eight civilians in northern Baghlan province.
Jawed Basharat, provincial police chief’s spokesman, says six other people were wounded in Monday’s attack in the Dand Shabuddin area outside of Puli Khumri, the provincial capital of Baghlan.
Basharat says women and children are among the casualties.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, but the area of the bombing is under Taliban control.
The Taliban have a strong presence in the province and usually target Afghan security forces in and around Puli Khumri. Scores of civilians are killed in the attacks.
In September, the insurgents attacked Puli Khumri and blocked the city’s main highway to Kabul for more than a week.
The Taliban today control about half of Afghanistan.
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Hello, my name is Jordan Drummond and welcome to my digital portfolio. On this site you can learn more about me, my academic achievements, extracurriculars and my current resume. I am a junior at Stony Brook University and I am currently majoring in Applied Mathematics and Statistics and I plan on going to graduate school for computer science after to expand on my programming skills that I have learned in my undergraduate curriculum with the hopes of becoming a data scientist or a machine learning engineer. I originally came to Stony Brook wanting to become a mechanical engineer, but after programming a robot I realized that I had a passion for programming. I decided to take a programming class and more advanced math classes and I decided to major in applied mathematics and statistics to use programming as a tool to solve complex real world mathematical problems. I confirmed this interest after doing undergraduate research in computational geometry. I would like to thank my professor that I am doing research with to find out what it is that I truly want to do. If you would like to learn more information about me, feel free to check out the rest of the site. To navigate through the site click the headers at the top of the screen to take you to the corresponding web pages. I have included information about my hobbies and interests, extracurriculars, academic achievements and projects. I hope you enjoy learning more about me and my accomplishments.


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Abstract
This is rather a long-winded paragraph showing the essential details of this project. One key concept is introduced in this sentence. This sentence states the results of the study. Then, this sentence describes the conclusion. Interpretations and possible implications could be stated in this sentence, often reaching two sentences. One thing to remember: an abstract is not a summary. It is rather an outline of key issues in the research.
Keywords: details, results, conclusion, interpretations, outline
Introduction
This is where the background of the project is found. The first introductory sentence must be short and with impact. Fifteen words should be enough. Then, clarify the current situation in the world and why the research is important. Is it broad? Is it narrow? Discuss it with precision. After the audience is well-informed about all the prerequisite details in the research, it's now time to lean on to literature.
Remember to add figures, tables, and other helpful data in proper format.
After, state the research questions.
Main question:
- Why do we want to answer in this project?
- What are the variables for evaluation?
- Where is the best place to conduct the project?
- When do you intend to do the project?
Related Literature
This is where a current information in the field is found. The first introductory sentence must be short and with impact. Fifteen words should be enough. Then, clarify the current situation in the field. Is it broad? Is it narrow? Discuss it with precision. After the audience is well-informed about all the prerequisite details in the research, always remember to cite the relevant sources appropriately.
Remember to add figures, tables, and other helpful data in proper format.
Methodology
Write how the project should be executed. Keep it accurate, brief, and concise. Around this length should be the introductory paragraph. Remember to include necessary literature which supports your methods. Below this, insert a flow diagram in order to simplify the process and further understanding of the overall steps.
Here's where the flow diagram must be.
Remember to add figures, tables, and other helpful data in proper format.
Results
Tell what were the outputs for this project. The first introductory sentence must be short and with impact. Fifteen words should be enough. Then, clarify the objectives. Is it accomplished? Are there any lapses in the methodology? Discuss it with precision. After the audience is well-informed about all the prerequisite details, always remember to tell the most important first.
Remember to add figures, tables, and other helpful data in proper format.
Conclusion
End the project paper with style. Create an appropriate and insightful conclusion to the project. Link it to the stakeholders and the research questions. Are there any questions left unanswered? State them with precision.
Recommendations
Remember to add figures, tables, and other helpful data in proper format.


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Provides basic functionality for creating figure and table captions.
In particular, a replace functionality is provided that takes a raw caption text and replaces certain !!KEYWORDS!! with the corresponding values, depending on the current settings (genericsettings, testbedsettings, ...).
| Function | get_best_ert_text |
Undocumented |
| Function | get_light_brown_line_text |
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| Function | get_nblow |
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| Function | get_nbup |
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| Function | get_ppfigs_ftarget |
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| Function | get_reference_algorithm_text |
Undocumented |
| Function | replace |
Replaces all !!KEYWORDS!! in the text as specified in replace_dict. |
| Variable | replace_dict |
Undocumented |
| Variable | replace_dict_html |
Undocumented |
| Variable | tohtml |
Undocumented |
| Variable | ynormalize_by_dimension |
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Cellular Automata
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41 celebrities you didn't know were Sagittariuses, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Molly Thomson- Sagittariuses are born between November 22 and December 21.
- Celebrities including Charlie Puth, Chrissy Teigen and Miley Cyrus were all born in Sagittarius season.
- Taylor Swift, Samuel L. Jackson, and Lucy Liu are also Sagittariuses.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more great stories.
It’s officially the beginning of Sagittarius season and a lot of celebrities will soon be celebrating their birthdays.
Those born between November 22 and December 21 are known for their wanderlust, quick wit, and senses of humor.
From Miley Cyrus to Jay-Z, we’ve rounded up stars that were born during the Sagittarius season.
Scarlett Johansson
The Marvel star was born on November 22.
Mark Ruffalo
The “Avengers” actor was born November 22.
Miley Cyrus
The singer turns 27 this November 23.
Katherine Heigl
The “Suits” actress was born on November 24.
Sarah Hyland
The “Modern Family” staple turns 29 this November 24.
Christina Applegate
The “Bad Moms” actress celebrates a birthday on November 25.
DJ Khaled
The “No Brainer” producer was born on November 26.
Tina Turner
The “Proud Mary” singer was born on November 26.
Rita Ora
The “Girls” singer turns 29 this November 26.
Jon Stewart
The late-night funnyman was born on November 28.
Trey Songz
The “Trigga” singer was born on November 28.
Anna Faris
The “House Bunny” actress was born on November 29.
Chrissy Teigen
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # vizresume ## how I made a visual resume
to learn everything I wanted to know about R ### Diya Das ###
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R-Ladies SF --- # Who Am I? - a computational biologist studying how stem cells make neurons

 The features that led to this project: - a perpetual **project starter** - a former school newspaper **layout editor** - a postdoc fellow who has to **write progress reports** for funders - a job-seeker who has spent too much time **writing a resume** --- class: inverse, center # The Questions -- ### How do I remember what to put on my resume? -- ** Google spreadsheet ** -- ### How do I prove (fully learn) the skills I list? -- ** Teach a workshop, or do a project ** -- ### Where do I put my accomplishments that don't fit in 2 pages? -- ** It's _data viz_ time! ** --- class: inverse, center, middle # How It Works  Roll your own: [github.com/diyadas/vizresume](https://github.com/diyadas/vizresume) --- ## What I Wanted to Learn - Can **ggplot2** truly do it all? (and how to make it do as much as possible) -- ## What I Actually Learned - Not everything can be reasonably automated, including my layout opinions. -- - There are more elegant ways, but my code works. -- - Everyone has already answered all my questions on StackOverflow but I didn't know my questions until I tried to build it. -- - It is possible to learn _enough_ [**xaringan**] in a few hours the day before a lightning talk. --

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I don’t think humanity as a species appreciates the present. We either gaze longingly upon the past or lovingly towards the future. We yearn for that one elapsed moment, that one lost object or in this case a retired athlete (or a dead celebrity for that matter). In sports we revere our players as gods (see: Michael Jordan) but only after they retire. However, these poor fellas are crucified during their playing careers. Why?
Rosy RetrospectionI think this is because of a psychological phenomenon (a cognitive bias) called “Rosy retrospection”. We tend to remember events of the past more positively than they actually were. We judge the past disproportionately more positively than the events of the present. This is probably why that one burger place never tastes as good as you remembered or why we find that one activity is never as fun as the second time around.
We have to be in 2030 to realize how amazing Lebron is compared to players like Michael Jordan* simply because we look at Jordan through the rosy retrospective. Even after just one season we have started the process of immortalizing Kobe Bryant who wasn't the most liked player during his career to say the least. I suspect that when Lebron retires in about 5 or 6 years (prove me wrong please), we will forget his flaws and remember him beating a team that won 72 games and was up 3-1 on him. Hopefully we will remember him leading his team from down 3-0 the very next year (Game 5 is tomorrow).
Okay, let’s zoom out for a second. Outside sports why is it that we don't appreciate certain events that happen to us as much as we appreciate it later on? Is this a good thing or a bad thing? I look more fondly upon my hiking adventures now than a year ago when I was trudging through knee deep snow. However, you have to appreciate each situation you are in because no two situations are similar. Once you realize that you’ll never have the same experience again you start to appreciate things more in realtime. So let’s just sit back and enjoy our journeys in real time and in retrospection.


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RANDOM HEARTS RATING: 6 / 10 --> Barely recommendable
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Random snores? Not for me, but my buddy to the left who, admittedly was surviving on only two hours of sleep, did happen to nod off from time to time during this film's two hours and fifteen minute run. I managed, but did find this to be a passable film at best, with Ford offering us the worst haircut of his career, and proof that "range" is not his strongest suit as an actor.
PLOT: A police sergeant's wife dies in a plane crash. As if that wasn't bad enough, he soon finds out that she was on the plane with a man with whom she was having an affair. For closure's sake, the cop decides to track down the widowing wife of the man who she was banging. It turns out that the widow, a congresswoman, was also unaware of their secret relationship, and would rather just leave it under wraps. Over time, the grieving duo find more than just betrayal in common and begin to "console" one another.
CRITIQUE: Do you really need 133 minutes to tell a pretty standard story? The answer is no. This film goes about half an hour too long, offers a solid performance by Kristin Scott Thomas, a stoic showing by Ford and his goofy-looking earring, a completely forgettable subplot, but ultimately, didn't bore me. The closest film to which I could compare this one would be MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE (6.5/10) with Kevin Costner. It's about grieving, getting over someone, needing closure, and yes, finding love in places which you'd least expect it. I liked MESSAGE a little better because of the Costner factor (Ford lacks the charm and the romantic appeal of a better-looking Costner), and the more believable romance scenes. On the other hand, I did appreciate the ending to this film much more than the one offered by the BOTTLE, but enough about the comparisons!
The two things which could have easily made this film so much better is 1) If they had gotten completely rid of the ridiculously obvious plot device involving Ford and his job as a cop, which was not only uninteresting, but ultimately swayed our interest and made the film 20-25 minutes longer, and 2) Given the part played by Ford to a better looking man, a bigger charmer and an actor who would have been able to convey a little more emotion than a simple raised eyebrow every now and again. If you pay close attention to Harry's "crying scene", you will note that it actually lasts less than three real seconds (Don't hold back, Indy!). Very weird. Kristin Scott Thomas, on the other hand, managed to hold a decent American accent for the most part of the movie, and did convey a deeper sense of loss and grieving, two feelings which seemed completely absent from Ford's "despondent" (?) character.
So why am I still recommending this film, albeit barely? Well, the premise is interesting, the development is well done, Sydney Pollack is really good in it, and the lightly surprising ending kind of helped levitate this film past my basic cinematic recommendation line. No need to see it in the theatres though. Definitely a lazy night rental with the loved one, so that you could forward the parts which should have been cut out. And remember, this is a character-driven film, not plot. If the characters don't seem interesting to you, skip this adult drama and drum up a romantic evening of your own. You can never have too many of those!
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Ironically, director Sydney Pollack lost his own son in a plane crash in 1993. Sydney was born in Lafayette, Indiana. Harrison Ford is listed as one of 50 people barred from entering Tibet. Disney clashed with Chinese officials over the 1997 Martin Scorsese film KUNDUN which Ford's wife, Melissa Mathison, wrote. She also wrote the screenplay for the worldly popular Steven Spielberg film, E.T. the EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL. Over the past 15 years, at least five different screenwriters, two directors, James L. Brooks and Ivan Reitman, plenty of actors, including Dustin Hoffman, have been connected to this film based on Warren Adler's 1984 novel. Of Adler's 25 published novels, ten have either been bought or optioned for films. His novel "War of the Roses" became a film starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner. Screenwriter Kurt Luedtke won an Academy Award for Best Screenplay based on Material from Another Medium for his work with Sydney Pollack on OUT OF AFRICA, which also won Best Picture, and Best Director for Pollack. Nepotism-alert: As we see director Sydney Pollack let brother Bernie Pollack take care of the costume design for this picture. To be fair to ol' Bernie, he has a reputation of his own in this industry. He also dressed the cast of MESSAGE IN THE BOTTLE, SABRINA (Sydney Pollack film) and HAVANA (Sydney Pollack film), amongst others... :) This film had a reported budget of $54 Million.
Review Date: October 4, 1999 Director: Sydney Pollack Writer: Kurt Luedtke Producers: Sydney Pollack and Marykay Powell Actors: Harrison Ford as Dutch Van Der Broeck Kristin Scott Thomas as Kay Chandler Genre: Drama Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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Of Javascript and Rubies
April 15, 2015
Objects in JavaScript are a container or a structure of "properties". It's essentially a very simple dictionary wherein properties are defined within the container. Ruby objects, rather than containing a "collection" of different properties, contains a hash of the different properties.
These two structures in JavaScript and Ruby are quite similar, but because of that subtle difference, there is a fundamental difference in how variables or "properties" within these objects can be accessed. As JavaScript uses a collection of properties within a simple container, there is no actual data encapsulation on the objects. Objects in JavaScript can be created by constructor functions, which leads to the ability to prototypically inherit properties from their mother objects. Ruby's properties are tightly contained within their hash tables, such that in order to manipulate the instance variables contained within, one must (in most cases) call upon the method or object itself in order to access the variables. The objects are also very closely tied with the classes that create them.


Timeline of Duke of York’s week to forget
The Queen referred to 1992 as an annus horribilis, but for Andrew the past week has been a septimana horribilis.
Queen Elizabeth famously referred to 1992 as an annus horribilis, using the Latin for horrible year.
But for Prince Andrew, the recent past might be considered a septimana horribilis.
On November 24, 1992 The Queen gave a speech at Guildhall to mark the 40th anniversary of her accession to the throne:
“1992 is not a year on which I shall look back with undiluted pleasure,” she said. “In the words of one of my more sympathetic correspondents, it has turned out to be an annus horribilis.”
The events leading to her declaration included:
March 19 – separation of Andrew, from his wife, Sarah, the Duchess of York
April 23 – divorce of the Queen’s daughter, Anne, from Captain Mark Phillips
June 8 – publication of Diana, Princess of Wales’s book Diana: Her True Story, revealing the problems in her marriage to Prince Charles, including his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles
August 20 – publication of photographs of the Duchess of York sunbathing topless with her friend, John Bryan
August 24 – publication of intimate conversations between the Princess of Wales and her friend, the actor James Gilbey, from a tape recording of their phone calls
November 20 – a fire in Windsor Castle, one of the Queen’s official residences
December – separation of the Prince and Princess of Wales
The events of Andrew’s 2019 septimana horribilis have included:
Friday, November 15: The BBC releases advance clips of an interview Prince Andrew recorded with Emily Maitlis for Newsnight. Among the extracts was one of Andrew saying his friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein had “let the side down”.
Saturday: The full BBC interview is shown. The prince denies having sex with 17-year-old Virginia Roberts in London in March 2001, saying he had taken his daughter to Pizza Express in Woking, Surrey and went home afterwards, not to a nightclub in London.
Sunday: Lawyers for Epstein’s victims criticise Andrew for not showing any sympathy for them, and call for him to speak to the FBI.
Monday: Businesses, charities and universities begin to cut ties with the prince.
Tuesday: A question about whether the monarchy is “fit for purpose” is asked during a televised election debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. This is said to have been the final straw for some in the royal family.
Wednesday: Andrew issues a statement saying he is stepping back from public life, with the Queen’s approval.
Thursday: The prince cancels a planned junket to Bahrain in the Middle East. Lawyers for Epstein’s victims say they plan to subpoena Andrew to be questioned under oath.
Friday: The Queen is pictured horse riding with Andrew – long said to be her favourite child. But the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and English National Ballet parted company with Andrew, who had served as patron. The prince also reportedly resigns from his role with his flagship business project Pitch@Palace.


Myles Garrett on Helmet-Swinging Attack: 'I Lost My Cool' | Breitbart
by Dylan GwinnBrowns defensive end Myles Garrett is taking full responsibility for his helmet-swinging attack on Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph on Thursday Night Football.
Garrett tore off Rudolph’s helmet and hit him with it after taking the quarterback to the ground late in the game.
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“I lost my cool and I regret it,” Garrett said. “It’s going to come back to hurt our team. The guys who jumped into the scrum, I appreciate my team having my back, but it never should have gotten to that point. It’s on me.”
In addition, Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey will likely face league discipline for kicking Garrett in the head while defending his quarterback.
The Browns won the game 21-7.
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LOST IN SPACE
A review by Robert Strong (Remove "NOSPAM" from my e-mail address to reply by e-mail.)
Starring: William Hurt, Mimi Rogers, Gary Oldman, Matt LeBlanc, Lacey Chabert, Heather Graham, and Jack Johnson
Directed by Stephen Hopkins
Rated PG-13
**1/2 out of *****
LOST IN SPACE is undeniably entertaining and shows promise early on. Unfortunately, it never really delivers on that promise. I went into the theater highly anticipating the film and wanting to like it, but I came out feeling somehow unfulfilled.
The plot? Well, there's not much of one. Earth is dying at an alarming rate, so much so that in twenty years, it will be incapable of supporting life. Enter ace scientist John Robinson (William Hurt). He is the head of the team sent to colonize Alpha Prime, the only other habitable planet that humans have found. Dr. Robinson has pioneered a new type of technology called hyperspace that enables instant transportation from one place to another, provided you have a large device called a Hypergate. Without a Hypergate, you could end up anywhere. Robinson's expedition is supposed to build a Hypergate at Alpha Prime, and when it and the one at Earth are completed, people will be able to instantly escape Earth. Unfortunately, Dr. Zachary Smith (Gary Oldman) sabotages the mission and the whole Robinson family, ends up lost in space. How did the whole brood end up in space? Apparently, Dr. Robinson's only condition for accepting the mission was that he was permitted to bring his family along. Which really doesn't make much sense, since he had been severely neglecting them while working on his hyperspace technology.
Several questions beg answering. One: Dr. Robinson said that he would oversee the construction of a Hypergate at Alpha Prime. With who? Just his family, a robot, and the pilot of the ship to take them to Alpha Prime, Major Don West (Matt LeBlanc)? Two: The people who hired Smith to sabotage the mission, why are thdey doing this? If you only have one shot to live, I'd take it whether I like the people or not. The movie mentions that this terrorist organization is building its own Hypergate. So, where did they get the technology to build said Hypergate? Three: At one point, Smith is betrayed by the terrorist faction. They electrocute him with a device he they had supplied to him. Then, later, he comes to with just a bad burn on his hand. How? He was getting some serious juice sent through him. I could go on. Then there is when our fearless heros get lost. They are caught in the sun's gravitational field and they only way to escape is to activate the hyperdrive--which I can see--but this somehow enables them to go _through_ the sun. How, I dunno, but they do.
There were also problems with the acting. For one thing, none of the actors really convinced me that they were about to be sucked into the sun and incinerated. Another thing was that Mimi Rogers delivered many of her lines poorly. She never seemed really scared when her family members were about to be devoured by intergalactic spiders.
Speaking of the spiders, it was a case of too little too late. The spiders themselves were done well, but after STARSHIP TROOPERS these bugs just don't seem that scary. Plus, there was the case of the alien monkey, Blarp. For one thing, how excatly did he get on the ship where he was discovered? And, really, did he serve a function beyond marketibity?
Still, the actors can't take all the blame. When you have bad dialogue, nobody can save it all. Still, I shouldn't be too shocked since the writer/producer Akiva Goldsman also penned the wonderful dialogue of 1997's BATMAN AND ROBIN. There are several confusing elements, such as the whole time travel business. In addition, the movie tries to introduce some things that it just doesn't have time to deal with. A case in point: apparantly John Robinson's father was a military hero and...that's it. The movie tries to go somewhere with it, but eventually gives up.
Well, I think that I've ramble on long enough about the negative aspects of this film. Let's get to the positive. The special effects are well done. Very well done, in fact. I believe that the exact tally was somewhere around 750 CGI's, a new record. Some actors do in fact manage good preformances, most notably Hurt and Oldman. Chabert shows promise, but her character is relegated to background scenery eventually. Director Stephen Hopkins (1996's THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS) keeps the movie moving along well, and handles the special effects quite nicely. There are also some good action sequences. Be sure to stay for the end credits sequence, but not if your the type who has seizures from strobing lights and like. The banter between Heather Graham and Matt LeBlanc is amusing at first, but grow tiresome. Plus, you have to wait almost the entire film to hear "Danger, Will Robinson!"
All in all, LOST IN SPACE requires severe suspenion of disbelief to be enjoyed at all, but belief can only be suspended so far.
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A test user creation form for ADURO, Inc.
UX Researcher, UX/UI Designer
Adobe XD
The project aimed to create a web form for creating test user logins for production websites.
Form Requirements:
Constraints:
The application would be utilized by Account Managers on ADURO’s Client Services team.
The project timeline consisted of a two week Design Sprint followed by a two week Development Sprint.
It was unclear whether or not future sprints would occur.
I created initial wireframes on paper, then began creating digital versions of the wireframes in Adobe XD.
The initial wireframes included the ability to add 4 values of demographic information per test user.
I designed the UX around submitting the form and then informing the user of remaining steps in the process.
Due to the project’s short timeline, I elected to conduct a focus group of the core user group during the design phase. I utilized the initial Adobe XD wireframes of the design to elicit responses on what UX/UI elements were clear and what needed more explanation.
I also confirmed with the core user base whether the overall flow matches their mental model of the website test user creation process.
Through this research, I also found that users preferred to add one column of demographic information at a time.
After the focus group, I updated the mid-fidelity wireframes to match the research findings. I then created a mockup of the form using Adobe XD. I included page flows, interactions, and error handling, for clarity with the development team.
Because the form requires asking for potentially unfamiliar data (e.g., PSK, Is Targeting Required?), I elected to write tooltips reminding users of what data is required for each field and where to find that data for their client.
I handed off my mockup, assets, and specifications to our Web Development team to complete the application.
After the application was coded, I elected to do usability testing on the application to find areas for improvement and increase usage.
I scheduled 3 usability tests, conducted in person.
The tests had several important findings:


Dead by Daylight Review
Platforms: PC, Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch
Developers: Behaviour Interactive
Publishers: Starbreeze Studios and Behaviour Interactive
Release: June 14, 2016 (PC), June 20, 2017 (Xbox One and PS4), September 24, 2019 (Nintendo Switch)
Rating: M
Reviewed: December 3, 2019 Xbox One and PC
Description: Dead by Daylight is an asymmetrical, multiplayer (4vs1) horror game where one player takes on the role of a savage killer, and the other four players become Survivors frantically scurrying to avoid being caught, tortured and killed. Survivors play in third-person and have the advantage of better situational awareness. The Killer plays in first-person and is more focused on their prey. The Survivors' goal in each encounter is to escape the Killing Ground without getting caught by the Killer - something that sounds easier than it is, especially when the environment changes every time you play. FEATURES: Survive Together… Or Not – Survivors can either cooperate with the others, or be selfish. Chances for survival depend on your decisions. Where Am I? – Each level is procedurally generated, so you'll never know what to expect. Random spawn points mean you will never feel safe as the world, and its dangers, change every time you play. A Feast for Killers – Dead by Daylight draws from all corners of the horror world. Play anything from a powerful Slasher to a terrifying paranormal entity. Familiarize yourself with your Killing Grounds and master each Killer's unique power to be able to hunt, catch and sacrifice your victims. Deeper and Deeper – Each Killer and Survivor has their own deep progression system and plenty of unlockables that can be customized to fit your own personal strategy. Experience, skills and understanding of the environment are key to being able to hunt or outwit the Killer. Real People, Real Fear – You'll never know how things will turn out. Ambience, music, and chilling environments combine into a terrifying experience. With enough time, you might even discover what's hiding in the fog.
Gameplay: I have been playing this game since it was released on PC back in 2016 and I still haven't had any trouble
finding a reason to come back to this game. As a killer, your objective is simple: hook survivors to progress their death, prevent
survivors from completing generators and stop them from escaping through the exit gate or hatch. Each killer is given a unique power that they can use to gain an advantage over survivors whether it be traps, teleportation, or even a running chainsaw! However, the choice of killer,
perks, add-ons, offerings and strategy determine how well you are rewarded for your efforts. No matter if you play as the killer or survivor,
you will always earn Bloodpoints which is the equivalent of experience points that you can use to level up and get more perks, add-ons,
offerings and obtain the option to Prestige to get exclusive bloody cosmetics and better odds at better aforementioned items.
As the killer, bloodpoints are awarded based on an emblem system of Deviousness, Sacrifice, Brutality, and Hunting.
Deviousness is essenitally a category multiplier for using your killer's power and having uncompleted generators at the end of the game.
Sacrifice is a category multiplier dedicated to hooking, killing and bleeding-out survivors with extra points thrown in if survivors disconnect.
Brutality is a category multiplier for hitting survivors, hooking them, regressing generators and destroying paletts.
Hunting is a category multiplier for chasing survivors and subsequently hitting them to down them.
If you fail to do these things well or decide to camp hooked survivors, you will not get a lot of points in these categories and will not get a lot
bloodpoints as a result of this. Categories also have tiers of no emblem, bronze, silver, gold, and iridescent to reflect this.
As a survivor, your objective is to complete generators and escape. Typcially, you have to complete 5 generators to unlock the exit gate
to open an escape if more than one survivor is alive. However, certain add-ons and amount of survivors can change this. If at least one generator
is completed and only one survivor remains, the hatch appears and the survivor can use this as an alternative escape if the killer doesn't close
it first! Survivors have the option of working together with others or going alone solo, but I suggest working together with others
for the best odds at survival. You are going to need help if you are hooked or injured! During the game, survivors can also search chests
to obatin add-ons like flashlights, med-kits, keys, maps and other event items that will aid in their survival. Nothing like a flashlight
to blind a killer and allow other players to escape their grasp and save them from being hooked! To combat the killer, survivors are only
allowed to use flashlights to blind a killer, paletts to throw down on killers to stun them, and windows to vault over to out-manuever
killers. This is a game of stealth and at times a skillful game of running away, throwing down paletts, and juking. Hiding from the killer
is the best option compared to confrontation where you are given the option to hide in lockers, but if you are found, the killer can instantly
grab you from it and take you to the nearest hook! Emblems for survivors include Objectives, Survival, Altruism and Boldness. Objectives is a
category multiplier for repairing/completing generators and opening exit gates. Survival is a category multiplier based on how quickly you escape, if you escape.
Altruism is a category multiplier for healing other survivors, taking hits for other survivors, unhooking survivors and other tasks
that include helping others. Boldness is a category multiplier for getting chased by the killer while trying no to get hit where you gain
additional points for the duration of the chase, if you stun the killer with paletts during one, and if you lose the killer.
Single-Player/Campaign/Story: The only single-player in this game is in the form of killer and survivor tutorials. They teach the basics for both killers and survivors if you are new to the game. Definitely play these before jumping into online matches to avoid scrutiny from others and improve your chances of survival. In terms of story, the game's lore is displayed in the form of bios of survivors and killers. Recently, the developers released limited-time events called Rifts and Tomes to obtain audio logs and animated cinematics to expand upon this lore. It is definitely worth reading these bios and obtaining these Tomes as their contents are quite intriguing and different from other games. Just don't expect AAA quality cinematics and voice-acting because there is none.
Multiplayer: The entire game is primarily multiplayer and can be done in private matches or public matches that are split into solo matches as either a killer or survivor or Survive with Friends, which allows you to search with friends. It should be noted that this game does NOT support in-game chat so I suggest you use your console's respective party chat system as it helps greatly. Survivors connect to the killer's game where the killer is the host so if he/she leaves the game, it ends. Not the best for a multiplayer game, but host migration would probably not work with the way this game plays. The best way to play is with friends as is with most multiplayer games.
Visuals/Setting: The graphics for this game are good, but not great if you are playing on consoles. Otherwise, they are much better on PC. My only complaint with the graphics are the lack in detail of some minor things of the environment, but no complaints are made about character models. In terms of the setting, the maps are great because they vary in location and in aesthetic. The majority of maps feel unqiue and different from others with some exceptions to the original maps at launch that have different variations, but even then they are different enough to change the way you play on them. Maps are free to all players regardless of whether or not they have any DLC which is definitely a positive in today's day and age.
DLC: The amount of DLC might seem staggering, but that is a good thing. It has been almost 4 years since this game has come out and the developers are still supporting this game with free maps and paid DLC survivors and killers. This paid DLC includes all new original survivors and killers as well as licensed guest characters like Micheal Myers and Laurie Strode from Halloween, Freddy Krueger and Quentin Smith from A Nightmare on Elm Street (Reboot), Leatherface from Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Amanda Young (The Pig) and Detective David Tapp, Bill from Left 4 Dead, Ghostface from Scream, Ash Williams from Ash vs. Evil Dead, The Demogorgon and Nancy Wheeler and Steve Harrington from Stranger Things. All of which are great additions to the game and are all welcome by me. In addition to maps and characters, the game offers players the option to customize their characters with paid cosmetic DLC like outfits and outfit items. The outfits and their respective items are pretty expensive if you ask me, but are by no means necessary. Alternatively, you can also earn characters for free using iridescent shards gained by leveling up a player's account as well as earning bloodpoints. Having the option to get DLC for free or earning it is great in my opinion to not lock the player base who can't afford to pay for it.
Music: The music in this game is pretty basic and repetitive, but accomplishes its goal of keeping survivors on their toes. Some killers even have their own sounds and music which is pretty cool especially for Micheal Myers and Freddy Krueger. There is nothing more intense or terrifying than hearing music similar to John Carpenter's iconic Halloween theme or Freddy Krueger's one-two-Freddy's Coming For You theme! Otherwise, the music just serves as an audio cue of how close the killer is to you and if you should panic or not. In other words, limited and repetitive, but serves its purpose.
Other Noteworthy Features: The only thing I can mention is the level of commitment and dedication that the developers put into this game. This game is constantly being balanced, re-worked, and supported with numerous DLCs to keep the player base coming back for more! An accolade that few tend to achieve for a game that has been out this long.
Score: 8/10
Recommendation: Buy it!


Coding Camp Session #1
We will be downloading JDK and jGrasp. We will also introduce Java with Scratch, which is beginner friendly.
Introduce primitive types (int, double, boolean, char). Students will understand how to write a basic HelloWorld
program. They will also understand the difference in String and other primitive types (Strings... how they are similar to char).
They will finally learn escape sequences (\n \t \" \' \\).


We use AI-powered transportation mode classification and gamification to incentivize solo drivers to improve their mobility habits and reduce their carbon footprints. We offer companies a way to reduce parking costs and create happier, healthier employees.
What type of solution are you looking for?
How can we improve urban transportation, save companies money, and make commuting fun? This is the StreetCred promise:
We know it's hard to get people motivated by small incentives. We think that big prizes and fun competition will motivate people to make sustainable transportation decisions. We developed a small web-app, which tracks your mobility behavior from your phone. If you have an iPhone, feel free to test out our web app below.
We'll soon launch to the public. Apply here with your e-mail address to be one of the first people to try the StreetCred app.
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We want companies to save money! We do this by reducing the need for renting parking spaces, reduced healthcare plans and higher count of applicants, becuase of our "Green Place to Work" badge.
Happier and healthy employees are the source for every profitable business. Without the best people a company can not archive anything. With our system your employees are healthier and happier.
Become part of the community and be loved by your city mayor. As a green company you help your city become more attractive for visitors as well as inhabitants.
People stay at companies, that care about their employees. With our system you have the unquie possiblity to creat custom challenges for your employees and make them engaed.
Get better mobility offers, the chance to win huge prizes and help the world become a better place.
We provide you with an cool app to find out more about the best mobility services available for you. Save up to 30% of your current cost of mobility per year.
We partner up with companies, cities and non-profits to provide awesome prizes for helping the world to become a better place. Win up to $50,000 as your are being part of this new social movement.
Every small step in the field of sustainablity is a big leap forward for the whole world. With our app ypu can become the hero in sustainable mobility of your neighborhood and get the recognition you deserve.
People lose 38 hours of their lives in congestion per year. We can reduce this together. With the use of our app, you contribute to the fact that you can soon spend more time with friends or important places than to stand unnecessarily in a traffic jam.
Become the most progressive city in the world, get attractive for new businesses and have the happiest inhabitants.
If your inhabitants are happy they'll support you. You can make them happy if you care about the way people move around. Give them the best mobility options and you have solved a major part of their needs.
Getting to and from work is essential if you run a business. If your city is famous for having the best mobility options you can attract some of the best companies to open a new branch in you city, which means higher tax income.
If your city is know to be a good place to have a great time you'll attract more visitors. This makes the businesses happy, because there are more people with money which they can serve.
Reaching climate goals, especialy the goals set for the greenhouse gas emissions are very important. With our system you are on step closer to archive the goals and be on the front page of many newspapers.


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Hi! I’m Alex and I’m a third year economics student going to Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. I’m originally from Princeton, New Jersey and this will be my second time in Japan! I’m going to Meiji University in Tokyo as part of a study abroad program and most of my adventures will be side by side with my good friend, Kevin, who is going to the same program I am, and my beautiful girlfriend, Mindy! I look forward to showing everyone my fun times abroad.
Hi! I’m Mindy and I’m a third year mechanical engineering student attending Olin College of Engineering. I’m originally from Belle Mead, New Jersey and this will be my first time ever going to Japan! I’m studying at Sophia University in Tokyo but I will be about an hour away from the center of the city in an international dorm. This will be a whole new adventure for me but I can’t wait to go run around and get lost in Tokyo with Alex and our friends.
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Assignment 5.9
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The Enumerable Methods
.map EnumerableTo begin with the Enumerable is the name of a module in Ruby whose presence is inherently given to the array and hash class. A module is like a library, a container full of methods that can be used by an object at any time. In Ruby, Enumerable means to have acess via methods like .each to get elements out of a collection one at a time. An "enumerator" is the tool you can use to get each element out of a collection in this way. Collection objects in Ruby typically include the Enumerable module. Exanmple: [4,8,15,16,23,42].each {|e| puts e} => 4,8,15,16,23,42 [4,8,15].each {|e| puts e + 1} => 5, 9, 16
Enumerator is a class which allows both internal and external iterations. Enumerator is the objectification of enumeration. In others words enumeration is the process of taking each element in a series of elements --in an array or hash-- and storing each individual element in a new object that can be maniplated by a chain of methods thus outputing a new array or hash objects containing the new element values.
Enumerable .map The .map enumerator is a method that invokes a given block on each element of a given object and returns a new array containing the new values returned from the block. If no block is given with the enumertor, then the enumerator is return instead. The .map input and output is an array and doesn't delete the original array inputed. The outputed array is an array with all the outputed elements that were run through the code block in one single array. If you do want to change permanently then you use the .map! method. a.map {|x| x + "!"} a=> Enumerator
A synonym for .map is .collect. You'll see these two used interchangeably. ary.collect {|item| block } → new_ary ary.map {|item| block } → new_ary ary.collect → an_enumerator ary.map → an_enumerator


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--- author: himmelmaus title: "Manifestos for October EGM" manifestos: - title: Secretary people: - name: Mo Javad, 2nd year url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNNWstNWgtRnU2OFJHZUtUZThqVERHNGc0dU9F/view?usp=sharing - name: Bora Mert Alper, 2nd year url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lG3TjTQRlbWjPBgt0LKW93A0m9KxbW5a/view?usp=sharing - title: Technical Secretary people: - name: Patrick Kage, 2nd year url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNR09TU21Qc3hLcjBLY2lxX2hKUFBncjRUNlhZ/view?usp=sharing - name: Ege Elgun, 2nd year url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNOFl3eERKa1MzZUtwU05yUXVVV3JxYVF5TWZz/view?usp=sharing - name: Samuel Macleod, 2nd year url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNaDhCaHNsLXlWb0YxX2lxdGpoRFVjSDd3S0hN/view?usp=sharing - title: Social Secretary people: - name: Tony Duggan, 3rd year url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNWl9abTJmNTItSS1Kd3VUdWZncTFaYnhwaldB/view?usp=sharing - name: Azam Khan, 2nd year url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNMXhqZV9SdXFqVndUa2M0YTZKRUt2NUxHcy1J/view?usp=sharing - name: Raman Goyal, 2nd year url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNeTZGWWNORnlqb3Y2RXRqNWI2Um5wc1NuRUhr/view?usp=sharing - title: First Year Rep. people: - name: Kyle Cotton url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNUlB2LTdaVXA0SklLZmpmOEl5VU5VSjhnLS1B/view?usp=sharing - name: Jack Watt url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwDda2PoGbNNX1BibHNoWkdpV1M3S0ZlSkxVdzNFa295a2Iw/view?usp=sharing - title: Fourth Year Rep. people: - name: No manifestos here! Why don't you send one in and change that? ---
On Wednesday the 17th of October we have our Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM)! Mark yourself as going on Facebook so we know how many to expect and let us know if you have any special requirements! You can view the Manifestos here!
We would ordinarily just be electing a first year rep. and any positions that weren't filled in our March AGM, however due to some resignations we are also reelecting our Secretary, TechSec, and SocialSec. Once you've looked over our positions guidelines take a look at the manifestos of who's standing below!
Want to stand for something but haven't submitted a manifesto? Not to fear! You can send a manifesto to our Vice President up until 3pm on Wednesday the 16th of October and we'll post it here as soon as we get it! Just take a look over our election guidelines to decide if you want to stand! If you don't make the manifesto deadline, you can still stand on the night.
If you want to vote in the EGM or stand for a position you need to make sure that you're a member or you won't be able to do so.
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Make sure to take time to read these manifestos, but keep an open mind! Vote based on manifestos and speeches for who you think would be best for the job! As always, you are also able to vote for Ron - reopen nominations.
See you all on Wednesday, and remember, CompSoc <3 You!


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A very fast and memory efficient class to encode and decode to and from BASE64 in full accordance
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On Windows XP sp1 with 1.4.2_04 and later ;), this encoder and decoder is about 10 times faster on small arrays (10 - 1000 bytes) and 2-3 times as fast on larger arrays (10000 - 1000000 bytes) compared to sun.misc.Encoder()/Decoder() .On byte arrays the encoder is about 20% faster than Jakarta Commons Base64 Codec for encode and about 50% faster for decoding large arrays. |
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