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Nathan Rourke (junior).
Quinton Maxwell (redshirt junior), Drew Keszei (redshirt freshman), Joe Mischler (freshman).
Mischler and Naylan Yates.
At this time a year ago, Nathan Rourke was unknown. A talented prospect yet to show off his skill set because of he’d just transferred in the previous spring from junior college, the best way for Rourke to answer any questions surrounding him was to silently work to improve, letting his play do the talking.
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Ohio sophomore quarterback Nathan Rourke (#12) leads the offense in the red zone during the first half of the Bobcats' game against Miami on Oct. 31, 2017.
His play had a lot to say.
"Not too much is different," Rourke said in early August. "I'm still trying to prove that I can come back from surgery better. All that outside stuff doesn't matter, I'm just one of 11. I'm just really excited about this group.
Rourke led the Bobcats to a 9-4 record in 2017, throwing for 2,203 yards and 17 touchdowns in the process, as he firmly took control of the starting job for — barring injury — the rest of his time in Athens.
Rourke did enough during his sophomore season to warrant some national buzz heading into 2018. The 2017 All-Mid-American Conference second-team quarterback honorable selection has found his name on watch lists for Maxwell, O’Brien and Manning awards. And because of his play, he’s being mentioned in the same sentence as the best Ohio quarterback under coach Frank Solich: Tyler Tettleton.
Rourke’s first year as Ohio’s starting quarterback stacks up well against his predecessor. Here is a table showing the standard statistics of Rourke and Tettleton in their first full season as a starter:
Pete Nakos
The numbers across the board are nearly even. But when you factor in what Rourke did with his legs, it shows his true dual-threat ability. It’s something the program hasn’t seen before under Solich.
Rourke rushed for 907 yards and 21 touchdowns last season. By comparison, Tettleton rushed for 666 yards and 10 touchdowns in his first full season. Unlike with past Bobcat quarterbacks, this is a legitimate weapon for Rourke and this Ohio offense.
In just one season, Rourke put himself at eighth all-time in rushing touchdowns.
As far as his overall game, there were plenty of moments last season in which Rourke looked like a star in the making. If there was ever a pregame to the party, it came in the blowout loss to Purdue in Week 2. He entered the game with 4:21 left in the first quarter and finished the game with a touchdown and was 16 of 23. He also showed off why he would become one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in the country:
gonna delete all video of this game except this play /r/ @Pete_Nakos96 pic.twitter.com/6XhD4LHiNG
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) September 9, 2017
He started against Kansas a week later and rushed for a touchdown and threw for two. Rourke started every game the rest of the season. Over a nine-day, two-game stretch, he had a total of eight touchdowns and 602 yards against arch-rival Miami and Toledo.
But as one would expect with a first-year starting quarterback, there were also times when Rourke looked pedestrian. In the season-defining game at Akron, he threw two interceptions and was just 9 of 22. At times Rourke didn’t start games fast, which led to tough situations in the second half.
For all the praise he’s received, there are improvements to be made. He's still recovering from off-season surgery on his arm. Rourke’s ability to buy time, extend plays and pick up additional yards are what make him such an intriguing talent, but at times it hindered his passing ability. Instead of progressing through his reads to find open receivers, there were moments when Rourke opted too quickly to create with his legs.
It’s all part of the maturation process for Rourke. This season, he’ll aim to build upon the highs, while keeping the lows at a minimum. Early into his career as a starter, the highs have outweighed those lows.
"I don't think anybody in the league that's got two quarterbacks like we got,” offensive coordinator Tim Albin said at Ohio media day in early August. “We’ve got 20 or 22 starts at quarterback between Nathan and Quinton. Nathan is our starter.”
As interesting as quarterback controversies are, there just isn’t one in Athens this season. The closest thing to a completion at the position lies at the third-string position.
Keszei and Mischler have been exchanging many reps there, with Keszei having a better grasp at playbook and Mischler with the stronger arm.
Maxwell will continue to be the backup, and there may not be a better one in the conference. When he was a starter he struggled to lead the team down the field, not stepping up into the pocket when the pressure came.
But, when he was called off the bench two years ago when Greg Windham was injured, he succeed. If he needs to step in this year, maybe he’ll find more success with less pressure on him.
Another year of chemistry with his wide receivers, along with expected natural development, propels Rourke to true national stardom. As a runner he has a better idea of when to go down, but is still effective running in the open field. He has a conference player of the year season and leads the Bobcats to breaking the 50 year championship drought.
Rourke is injured running the ball and misses a large portion of the season. Maxwell is thrust into the position and reverts back to his old self, making Ohio think of using Keszei or Mischler in the midst of back-to-back mid-week road games.
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As 2019 is coming to an end we can expect to see plenty of ‘best of the year’ type posts but the one I’ve enjoyed the most so far is re•work’s 30 influential videos of 2019.
I haven’t been able to make time to watch them but of the ones I have so far I have enjoyed the experience. This will be the last one of these posts until the new year so that I can spend Christmas down-time dealing with the many issues, if you wish to spread the holiday spirit then please feel free to PR and MR!
Blogs and commentary
- A good talk by Will Kurt (of Count Bayesie fame) introducing probability for programmers. The blurb will tell you that the talk ‘attempts to cover all of statistics in 90 minutes’ and whilst that is really impossible it goes from 0 to generalised linear models which is actually pretty nifty.
- Sticking on a mathematical theme, a recent paper equates learnability uncertainty with some of Gödel’s most famous work. That if the continuum hypothesis is true then a small sample is sufficient to make an extrapoloation (i.e. prediction) but if it is false then no amount of training data is ever sufficient to make accurate estimates. This won’t have any real effect on applications of machine learning but should help to drive home the fact that something which is heavily reliant on mathematics also comes a cropper of the same limitations. Only now we have a formal proof of it.
- Having recently re-watched The Wolf of Wall Street I found that the current truth of market traders is a far more sterile affair. Traders seem to be no more, replaced by algorithms which is far further ahead of the game than most jobs I think.
- Rice University have created a new model which claims to provide exponential gain for linear cost during training. I’m not sure if I believe it yet outside of a carefully crafted test case but we shall have to wait and see.
- Yoshua Bengio in an interview about how general intelligence might end up being a very complicated mish mash of technologies built on top of each other and how he believes that’s ok. The AI Index Report suggests that general intelligence is still a very long way away, which supports the statements made by Bengio.
- Also from Bengio, a sobering message about the future of AI. Not necessarily contradictory to the previous post but a statement that simply throwing more grunt at the problem won’t solve the real problems faced for those working toward general intelligence.
- The Finnish Presidency of the Council of the EU has decided to invest in people’s future skills and will make the Elements of AI online course freely available in all official EU languages. English is now available! I wish this could give me an excuse to visit Finland but the chances are slim.
- The free press have started to pick up interviews with leading experts to curb decisions created by biased AI. This follows on from last week’s post about the ICO and ATI consultation and it seems that there is growing fervour around explicability.
- Harvard Business Review talk about the AI transparency paradox. I don’t think that this truly is a paradox so much as when providing more information about the inner workings you open yourself up to attacks and when you disclose or seek to understand less you can’t be sure of why it has made a decision. Still a valid point though.
Papers
- Google Brain’s latest paper introduces its Dreamer model. Reinforcement learning now has an ‘imagination’ to predict how things work.
Tools of the trade
This week is Julia heavy, which gives away the things I have mostly been doing!
- Solve nonlinear eigenvalue problems with Julia.
- Also Julia, statically sized arrays.
- Need a dependency-free Julia alternative to readxl? Try XLSX.jl.
- Last week I mentioned Frank McSherry’s latest effort in making timely dataflow work by joining Materialize. This has been picked up in various other newsletters this week and even has a talk about it. Gathering steam behind this idea means we could be moving into territory where its usable by mere mortals!
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Last week I went to see A Nightmare Before Christmas live. It was phenomenal. Here’s the song that the lyric is taken from.


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To avoid this, you'll instead push your changes to your newly created branch. This can be done by adjusting the good ol' 'git push' command to the following:
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Computer - Computer Hardware refer to the parts of computer itself including the Central Processeing Unit (CPU) and related microchips and miro-criuiry, keyboards, monitors, case and drives (hard, CD, DVD, floppy,optical, tap, etc...). Other extra parts called peripheral components or devices include mouse, printers, modems, scanners, digital cameras and cards (sound, color, video) etc... Together they are often referred to as a personal computer.
Central Processing Unit - Though the term relates to a specific chip or the processor a CPU's performance is determined by the rest of the computer's circuitry and chips. Currently the Pentium chip or processor, made by intel, is the most common CPU though there are many other companies that produce processors for persibak computers. Examples are the CPU made Motorola and AMD.
Mouse - Most modern computers today are run using a mouse controlled pointer. Generally if the mouse has two buttons the left one is used to select objects and text and the right one is used to access menus. If the mouse has one button (Mac for instance) it conriks all the activity and a mouse with a third buttom can be used by specific software programs.
Monitors - the monitor shows information on the screen when you type. This is called outputting information. When the computer needs information it will display a mesaage on the screen, usually through a dialog box. Monitors come in many types and sizes. The resolution of the monitor determines the sharpness of the screen. The resolution can be adijusted to control the screen's display.
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[dscrdeql] <x2maano> sweet rain
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> We will be able to build wild fire resistant homes too
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Has to be covered in earth though. good thing about that is having lawn or a garden on top
(edited)
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder>
[dscrdeql] <x2maano> beautiful
[dscrdeql] <x2maano> shelters homes?
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Also storm shelters for those that dont want to dig up the ground to make one or dont have a basement
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Hi
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Morning all
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> @donaldmathers morning to you
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> for you
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> I'd wouldn't mind one of those houses with earth on it...keep it cool in summer
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> thats what it will do
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Thanks for the coffee @jellysmash
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> warm in winter, cool in summer. energy efficient, not needing near as much energy to warm or cool
[dscrdeql] <x2maano> nice idea
[dscrdeql] <sourge> not sure if i want to go back to sleep or stay up
[dscrdeql] <sisana10> Morning sourge.
[dscrdeql] <sisana10> Sitting here myself with mornig coffee
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers>
[dscrdeql] <shah1305> Good morning Evryone
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Morning
[dscrdeql] <tanya> morning
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Hey everyone how’s y’all morning going
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> It’s 5:35am here
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Hey @donaldmathers
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> You are up early
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Is it your normal time?
[dscrdeql] <x2maano> its lunch time here
[dscrdeql] <shah1305> 10:37 am Scotland
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Yea I usually wake up either 5-:30am for work
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Dinner time here
[dscrdeql] <shah1305> @CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN] Whats cooking?
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> @CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN] just had chicken fried rice for dinner
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Made it at home
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Brown rice, chunks of chicken best, eggs, bacon, press, etc
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Awesome
[dscrdeql] <slipersty> @AndronicusBass-Founder yhe that sounds greate!!!
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> -avatar @shah1305
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Bmw?
[dscrdeql] <slipersty> yes
[dscrdeql] <shah1305> @jellysmash Audi
[dscrdeql] <jellysmash> Audi...ok
[dscrdeql] <KQweci> He's sexy
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers>
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Sounds good @jellysmash
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> I'm eating chips for now before the actual dinner
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Brown rice takes a while to cook
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> 3-4X more time than white rice
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Try jasmine rice too @CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> I haven't see brown jasmine rice in the supermarket
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Didn't like the white ones
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Basmati works for me
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Anyways I try to eat seafood for dinner 2-3 times a week
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Yesterday I had prawns and fish
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> That looks awesome
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> I love shrimp
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Nice grilled prawns
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> It's very easy to cook
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Just add couple of spoons of plain Greek yougurt and salt, pepper and turmeric powder. A spoon of olive oil on top. Mix it all together and keep for 10-15 minutes, then 10 minutes in the oven
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Tossed once and ready
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Sounds phenomenal
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Ready in 30-40 minutes
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> What is everyones opinion on the most healthy oil to use for cooking?
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Olive oil canola oil coconut oil
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Maybe no oil
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> I've been using olive oil
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> For years now
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> That’s a little fatty tho
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> I use very little anyways
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> And I’m not talking about my joint
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers>
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> I use olive oil or regular vegetable oil
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> What's your preference?
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> I was going to try coconut oil but there’s a lot of fat in it
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> All oils have fats lol
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> I'm kind of used to the flavour of olive oil
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> If I switch to some other, I can immediately notice the difference
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> @donaldmathers good fats. body still needs fats
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> just not the processed ones
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> anyone ever tried rice bran oil?
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Well polysaturated and monosaturated are good fats
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Not sure if the body needs fats
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Saturated and trans fats are bad
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Yes the body does need fats
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Just not the bad ones I mentioned
[dscrdeql] <CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]> Imagine just eating raw fruits and veggies
[dscrdeql] <shah1305> I use Sunflower oil
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> That’s what I’m trying to do @CryptoNoob8[BuyTheFuckingMN]


Symfony Panther
An end2end testing tool
About me
Karim PINCHON
- developer since ~9 years
- Currently at Coffreo
- @kpn13
For what tests ?
End2end tests
- generally by user interface
- highest confidence
- often false positive
- slow
- high cost => nominal scenarios
Manual testing
By the
developer
- Very slow
- Not reliable
- Painful
By a dedicated team
- Slow
- Painful
- Bad relationship
Automated testing
What tools ?
- Selenium
- Nightwatch.js
- ...
What about symfony ?
- PHPUnit + browserKit
- No browser
- No real HTTP request
- No Javascript
- No css
Suddenly, a wild kitten appears
Symfony Panther
- Real HTTP request
- Real browser
- CSS / JS execution
Symfony Panther
- Standalone lib
- WebDriver protocol
- Facebook’s PHP WebDriver
- ChromeDriver (experimental support for GeckoDriver)
- Headless mode
- Use PHP builtin web server
Another API to learn ?
Symfony BrowserKit
$client = static::createClient();
$client->request('GET', '/coffreo');
$crawler = $client->clickLink('Create new');
$this->assertContains('Create new Coffreo', $crawler->html());
Symfony Panther
$client = static::createPantherClient();
$client->request('GET', '/coffreo');
$crawler = $client->clickLink('Create new');
$this->assertContains('Create new Coffreo', $crawler->html());
What else ?
A lot of cool features !
Screenshots
$client->takeScreenshot('foo.png');
JavaScript injection
$client->executeScript('alert("foo")');
Async friendly
$client->waitFor('.foo');
Is it over ?
- web scrapping
- several isolated browsers
- support Selenium server
- support remote browser testing services
- allow to use an external web server
- no headless mode
- easy CI integration
- ...
Some helpful links
- https://github.com/symfony/panther
- https://github.com/facebook/php-webdriver
- https://symfony.com/blog/introducing-symfony-panther-a-browser-testing-and-web-scrapping-library-for-php
- https://les-tilleuls.coop/fr/blog/article/panther-php-symfony
- https://onestla.tech/


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First I don't think I have ever sat through an enire hour video of nothing but someone talking and enjoyed it. Second this video was inspiring in it's information and that I can control my own destiny and I can get as much out of this program as the effort I put forth. I think that I am going to do very well in the dbc enviroment and I am hoping that I can take full advantage of the this opprotunity. I am nervous about my own limitations but this video has reassured me that if I put forth the effort I can do this. I was very skeptical of DBC from the beggining and not getting scammed like so many others have posted on their blogs. It is reassuring that I'm not the only one who was wary of dropping that kind of money of the possibity to make your life what you want. Overall I want to attack next week with a new vigor and really smash this next step


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Terrorists could revive 1918 flu strain
MSNBC | Submitted by: motrinwoman
"Forget anthrax and smallpox, influenza could easily be turned into the next weapon of mass destruction, scientists said Tuesday. They sounded their warning as researchers come close to completing the blueprint for the virus of the 1918 flu epidemic that killed up to 40 million people globally. 'Taken together with the fact that influenza virus is readily accessible and may be causing more deaths than previously suspected, the possibility for genetic engineering and aerosol transmission suggests an enormous potential for bioterrorism,' the University of Texas scientists said."
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"Hong Kong's national security law, expected to be passed in a few days, will outlaw sedition and other crimes against the state, giving police more powers and imposing life sentences for offenses. Opponents say the law will undermine freedoms of speech, press and assembly. ... Critics fear the law will bring mainland-style suppression of dissent in Hong Kong. The government insists that is not a concern and constitutionally protected liberties will not be harmed."
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"To Staff Sgt. Charles Pollard, the working-class suburb of Mashtal is a 'very, very, very, very bad neighborhood.' And he sees just one solution. 'U.S. officials need to get our [expletive] out of here,' said the 43-year-old reservist from Pittsburgh, who arrived in Iraq with the 307th Military Police Company on May 24. 'I say that seriously. We have no business being here. We will not change the culture they have in Iraq, in Baghdad. Baghdad is so corrupted. All we are here is potential people to be killed and sitting ducks.'"
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NASA kept Columbia crew in the dark about potential problem
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"Even as NASA engineers debated possible damage, a flight director e-mailed Columbia's astronauts to say there was 'absolutely no concern' that breakaway foam that struck the space shuttle might endanger its return. ... 'We have seen the same phenomenon on several other flights and there is absolutely no concern for entry.' [D'oh.]
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"A man who tried to electrocute his girlfriend by throwing a radio and a hair dryer into a bubble bath he drew for her was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Ray Vogt, 42, of Albany, was sentenced Monday after he pleaded guilty in May to attempted murder. Prosecutors said Vogt pretended to spend a romantic evening with his girlfriend on July 17, lighting candles, turning on soft music and pouring her a glass of wine.  The woman opened her eyes and screamed when she heard the hair dryer turned on. The 43-year-old woman was saved by the government-mandated circuit-breaker that cut power to the appliances when they hit the water, prosecutors said."
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Columbine cop lies to parents, lies about lying
KMGH-TV 7 Denver | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A former sheriff's deputy says he cannot explain why he lied to the parents of a Columbine High School victim, telling them a Denver SWAT team member shot their son. 'I can't explain it. I don't know,' said Jim Taylor, in his first public statement. ... Taylor told Danny's parents that he saw the 15-year-old get shot and drop to the ground as a nearby police officer rattled off gunshots. He later denied making the statement, but the family had taped him."
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Man convicted of train troika with brother, sister-in-law
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"A 40-year-old registered nurse was found guilty last week of public lewdness for engaging in a ménage á trois... The jury determined that Dennis Greene copulated with his sister-in-law, Francine Greene, 40, while she was performing oral sex on her husband, Lyle Greene, 41, a plumber. ... The three were busted by LIRR cops in September after engaging in a group sex act during an early morning train ride from Manhattan. Several disgusted passengers complained to the conductor, but the Greenes carried on even after the conductor told them to stop, authorities said."
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Bush facing mock war crimes tribunal in Japan
Japan Times | Submitted by: Bonny Fide
"A group of Japanese lawyers unveiled documents Monday 'indicting' U.S. President George W. Bush for war crimes allegedly committed against the Afghan people since the United States-led coalition began its antiterrorism campaign in Afghanistan in October 2001. ... A civic tribunal will be held in Tokyo, with the first hearing scheduled for July 21. The charges against Bush, according to the indictment, include aggression, attacks against civilians and nonmilitary facilities and the torturing and execution of prisoners."
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Doc fatally injects anti-cancer drug into boy's spine
Sun | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A hushed court heard yesterday of the moment a doctor realised he had condemned a lad to death with an injection. Dr Feda Mulhem looked at patient Wayne Jowett’s chart and said: 'Shit.' Another doctor had twice warned him that it was the wrong injection, it was claimed. But he did not look at the chart until after the jab was given, it was alleged. Leukaemia sufferer Wayne, 18 — who was on the brink of beating the disease — had a powerful anti-cancer drug injected into his spine rather than into a vein. Nothing could be done to save him. He was put in intensive care and his heartbroken parents watched him deteriorate daily before they decided to switch off his life-support machine almost a month later."
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San Diego meter maids instructed not to ticket rich areas
KNSD-TV 7 San Diego | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"The city's Civil Service Commission has opened an investigation into the department that enforces San Diego's parking laws. Among other complaints, parking officers allege that they have been instructed not to enforce parking laws in some affluent neighborhoods of the city.
Municipal Employees Association president Judie Italiano thinks the investigation will prove the worker's allegation."
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Tall, muscular 13-year-old girl actually grown man
WDIV-TV 4 Detroit | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Police are searching for a man who has posed as a 13-year-old girl to trick some local families into letting him stay with them. The 27-year-old man is also wanted for the alleged sexual assault of a 14-year-old boy. ... The man reportedly told families he was of Polynesian and Russian descent and was a rising tennis star. ... 'LaLani' is described as black, about 6 feet 1 inch tall with wide shoulders and a muscular build."
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Italian court prohibits couple from nighttime copulation
Der Spiegel | Submitted by: prettynwitty
According to La Repubblica, an Italian couple's midnight lovemaking habit was so loud that frazzled neighbors took them to court. Now a judge has permitted them to have sex only between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. "If she doesn't scream," the husband declared, "I can't perform." In German.
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Montana preserves girls' locker room videotapes
Montana Standard | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Videotapes of nude and semi-nude females secretly filmed in a Powell County High School locker room in Deer Lodge are 'critical evidence' in pending civil lawsuits and therefore won't be destroyed, Montana's highest court has ruled. ... Additionally, [plaintiffs] allege the tapes may show Principal Rick Duncan, athletic director Alan McDermid and yearbook adviser Pat Bannon, all defendants named in the federal court class-action suit, and images of coaches and managers investigating the existence of the fixed location cameras, according to court documents."
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Women astronauts snubbed by LBJ, John Glenn, JFK
Houston Chronicle | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"After the 13 had undergone weeks of rigorous testing, government officials said astronaut candidates had to have experience as military test pilots. Since those jobs were closed to women, astronaut jobs were, too. When the Mercury 13 appealed to Vice President Lyndon Johnson, who might have helped their cause, his response was negative. He wrote on a drafted letter, 'Let's stop this now.' When they asked for support from astronaut John Glenn, he said, 'Men go off and fight the wars and fly the planes, and women stay at home. It's a fact of our social order.' Their last hope was President John F. Kennedy. He refused to see them."
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Singapore excited about clean new public bathrooms
Newsday | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Singapore's environment minister awarded the country's first five-star rating to a public restroom on Tuesday, at the start of a nationwide drive to flush out dirty lavatories. Environment Minister Lim Swee Say launched the 'Happy Toilet' campaign, which will rate public restrooms using a five-star system similar to that used for hotels. 'I am looking very forward to experiencing this toilet myself so I can walk out of the toilet feeling happy,' Lim said at a news conference, before placing the award plaque outside a restroom at a suburban shopping mall in the wealthy Southeast Asian city-state." According to the Happy Toilet booklet: "In total we spend almost three years of our lives on the toilet. It's natural and it's normal, so let's learn to say: 'Wow! That's a great toilet!'"
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And the moon rose over an open field.
Like a bridge over troubled water, I will ease your mind.
I got nothing to do today but smile.

You can't feel alone if it's all you've ever known. The deep sea anglerfish has no reason to be happy, but it has no idea what else to be.
Perhaps love is like a resting place, a shelter from the storm. It exists to give you comfort; it is there to keep you warm.
Imagine all the people living life in peace.
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public class StandardFacetsAccumulator extends FacetsAccumulator
FacetsAccumulator
, utilizing partitions to save on memory.
Why partitions? Because if there are say 100M categories out of which only top K are required, we must first compute value for all 100M categories (going over all documents) and only then could we select top K. This is made easier on memory by working in partitions of distinct categories: Once a values for a partition are found, we take the top K for that partition and work on the next partition, them merge the top K of both, and so forth, thereby computing top K with RAM needs for the size of a single partition rather than for the size of all the 100M categories.
Decision on partitions size is done at indexing time, and the facet information for each partition is maintained separately.
Implementation detail: Since facets information of each partition is maintained in a separate "category list", we can be more efficient at search time, because only the facet info for a single partition need to be read while processing that partition.
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indexReader,
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taxonomyReader)
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searchParams,
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indexReader,
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taxonomyReader,
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floatArrayAllocator)
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docids)
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docids)
Set the actual set of documents over which accumulation should take place.
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HashMap
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docids)
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isAllowLabeling
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setComplementThreshold
protected final IntArrayAllocator intArrayAllocator
protected final FloatArrayAllocator floatArrayAllocator
protected int partitionSize
protected int maxPartitions
protected boolean isUsingComplements
public StandardFacetsAccumulator( FacetSearchParams searchParams, IndexReader indexReader, TaxonomyReader taxonomyReader, IntArrayAllocator intArrayAllocator, FloatArrayAllocator floatArrayAllocator)
public StandardFacetsAccumulator( FacetSearchParams searchParams, IndexReader indexReader, TaxonomyReader taxonomyReader)
public List < FacetResult > accumulate( ScoredDocIDs docids) throws IOException
FacetsAccumulator
accumulate
in class
FacetsAccumulator
docids
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IOException
- on error.
protected ScoredDocIDs actualDocsToAccumulate( ScoredDocIDs docids) throws IOException
Allows to override the set of documents to accumulate for. Invoked just before actual accumulating starts. From this point that set of documents remains unmodified. Default implementation just returns the input unchanged.
docids
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IOException
protected boolean shouldComplement( ScoredDocIDs docids)
protected double getTotalCountsFactor()
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I'm partially color-blind and I disable font-lock-mode in Emacs so it does not use colors.
The lean mode keeps enabling colors. As a result I can't read the screen.
Is there a way to stop this behavior?
Nevermind. I just forced emacs to skip colors (emacs --color=no)
Colors are probably nice but not everyone can see them.
you can also use customize-face
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WOW! Did Rohit Shetty Just Confirm Ajay Devgn’s Singham 3?
When the Chennai Express director was introducing us to the trailer of Tanhaji, fans present there starting cheering ‘Singham 3, Singham 3’.
by Koimoi.com TeamAjay Devgn and Rohit Shetty make for a blockbuster actor-director duo. Rohit gave us one of the most dhamakedaar cops on screen called Bajirao Singham played by Ajay. With Singham and Singham 2, Rohit and Ajay have entertained us and fans can’t wait for the third instalment.
Today, the Drishyam actor launched the trailer of his upcoming period drama, Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior. Rohit Shetty was also present for the same as it was Ajay’s 100th film. Along with the stars and the media, fans were also present for the event.
When the Chennai Express director was introducing us to the trailer of Tanhaji, fans present there starting cheering ‘Singham 3, Singham 3’. Rohit told them to calm down and laughed and said ‘Haan Haan, aayegi Singham 3’ (Yes, Singham 3 will happen too).
Watch the video below:
The second part of Singham starred Kareena Kapoor Khan alongside Ajay Devgn. It would be interesting to see who will star in the third part.
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I'm an avid fan of Sublime Text. I use it whenever I work with a scripting language (and sometimes even C++). It's snappy, has oodles of plugins and the Goto Anything feature is absolutely fantastic.
One nifty thing about Sublime is that it applies syntax highlighting to Heredocs. However, this is limited to JavaScript, SQL and CSS by default. Thankfully this is easy to expand upon.
For this example, let's add support for CoffeeSCript in PHP's Heredoc. You'll need a language definition for the language you want to add, so I'll be installing the Better CoffeeScript plugin for the language definitions.
The first thing we want to do is find Sublime's PHP.sublime-package
file. In OS X, this should be located in /Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/MacOS/Packages
(sorry Windows and Linux users, you'll have to find this yourselves). Copy this file to somewhere you feel comfortable working. Sublime's .sublime-package
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in your favorite text editor (Sublime, I hope). Around line 749 you should see:
<string>^((HTML|XML|SQL|JAVASCRIPT|JSON|CSS)|)\b</string>
Here is where we want to add our language. After CSS
, add |COFFEESCRIPT|CS
(Bonus: we'll also add |JS
here in order to have a shortcut for highlighting JavaScript in Heredocs).
Sublime will now take notice of Heredoc's named COFFEESCRIPT
and CS
, but it won't know what to do with them yet. To fix this, we need to add a handler for this. After the JavaScript definition (around line 967) add this:
<dict> <key>begin</key> <string>(<<<)\s*(COFFEESCRIPT|CS)\s*$\n?</string> <key>beginCaptures</key> <dict> <key>0</key> <dict> <key>name</key> <string>punctuation.section.embedded.begin.php</string> </dict> <key>1</key> <dict> <key>name</key> <string>punctuation.definition.string.php</string> </dict> <key>2</key> <dict> <key>name</key> <string>keyword.operator.heredoc.php</string> </dict> </dict> <key>contentName</key> <string>source.coffee</string> <key>end</key> <string>(?=^\b)</string> <key>name</key> <string>meta.embedded.coffee</string> <key>patterns</key> <array> <dict> <key>include</key> <string>source.coffee</string> </dict> <dict> <key>include</key> <string>#interpolation</string> </dict> </array> </dict>
(Bonus: If you've been following the bonus section, you're going to want to add |JS
after JAVASCRIPT
around line 931.)
Finally, save this file and move it into your User package. If you don't know where this is, you can find it by going to Preferences → Browse Packages....
Now re-open Sublime and give it a try! You should see things like
$coffee = <<<CS $ -> console.log "Hello, world!" CS;
with syntax highlighting! Furthermore, you should have a nice shortcut for highlighting JavaScript.


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BootCamp is divided into Lessons, and Tasks. A Lesson focuses on the implementation of a single algorithm. A Task breaks up the algorithm implementation into tiny steps which can each be easily coded, with the aim of guiding the user through each layer of the algorithm design.
The central guiding principle of BootCamp lessons is they are focused on the implementation of a single algorithmic trading strategy. At each level of the system, the titles should be directly related to the implementation of the strategy, not the concepts it is covering. This is actually quite difficult, but one way to help to get into this mindset is to focus on teaching how to implement the strategy.
A Lesson is a collection of tasks aiming to implement a single algorithmic strategy step by step. A lesson should be comprised of about 6-12 tasks, where each task builds upon the lessons learned from the previous task. We have built a system for the community to design and submit Boot Camp lessons and tasks.
A Task is the atomic unit of the Boot Camp system. It is a single step required to be completed in the pathway to an algorithm. Tasks are grouped with a subheading according to algorithm implementation concept. A task should aim to implement just few lines of code so that each task can be easily achieved.


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The metrics module currently supports the following metrics:
A high WMC metric value may indicate unnecessary complexity, such as a "hairball" class design or a complex method which could use refactoring. It can also indicate a procedural design hiding in an object-oriented wrapper.
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This package is designed to help you work with R’s built-in colors.
rcolorutils isn’t on CRAN, so you’ll need to install it with from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github("smach/rcolorutils", build_vignettes = TRUE)
You can generate a searchable table with all colors with the create_color_table()
function. The function’s only argument is the length of the table page, which defaults to 25.
With columns for red, green, and blue, you can sort and filter the table by rgb color attributes as well as color name or hex code.
library(rcolorutils) create_color_table(page_length = 10)
rcolorutils also has functions to help you find built-in colors that are similar to one specific color. It’s especially useful to answer a question like “what other blues are built in to R”?
The nearRcolor()
function will return a vector of nearby colors:
nearRcolor("skyblue") #> 0.0000 0.0412 0.0507 0.0529 #> "skyblue" "cadetblue2" "skyblue2" "darkslategray2" #> 0.0699 0.0875 0.0926 0.0938 #> "lightskyblue" "cadetblue1" "skyblue1" "darkslategray1"
nearRcolor("tomato") #> 0.0000 0.0281 0.0374 0.0403 0.0589 0.0643 #> "tomato" "sienna1" "brown1" "coral" "coral1" "tan1" #> 0.0667 0.0723 0.0776 0.0882 0.0918 0.0937 #> "tomato2" "sienna2" "brown2" "coral2" "tan2" "firebrick1"
If you’d like to see the colors, wrap the results of nearRcolor()
in the plotCol()
function:
plotCol(nearRcolor("skyblue"), nrow = 2) #> Loading required package: grid
plotCol(nearRcolor("tomato"), nrow = 3)
Note that the scales package’s show_col()
function is another way to display the colors:
scales::show_col(nearRcolor("green"))
If you don’t get enough colors, increase the distance.
plotCol(nearRcolor("darkgreen"))
You may have to fiddle with the distance number to get what you want.
plotCol(nearRcolor("darkgreen", "rgb", dist = 80))


'Tholu Bommalata' is a slice-of-life family entertainer: Viswant - Telugu News - IndiaGlitz.com
'Tholu Bommalata' is gearing up for a grand release on November 22. The family entertainer, starring Dr Rajendra Prasad and Viswant Duddumpudi, is directed by Vishwanath Maganti. Produced by Durga Prasad Maganti, this one has an ensemble cast.
In this interview, catch Viswant talk about his character, what to expect from it and more.
How did this project happen to you?
The director and I have been good friends for a long time. He approached me with the story when I was busy with Nani's 'Jersey'. I liked the story and my character. I didn't take much time to give the nod.
It seems you are playing a soft-spoken guy here. What is your character like in the film?
Firstly, 'Tholu Bommalata' is not a hero-oriented film. All the characters are equally important and that is the beauty in this case. And I have a strong role in it. Secondly, it's a relatable character.
Are you not open to doing male lead roles in movies?
Cinema is bigger than anything and everything. I prefer to play roles that have great prominence in the story. My choices are as per this conviction. This has guided my decision in the case of 'Jersey', 'Tholu Bommalata', and in the case of my upcoming film directed by Chandrasekhar Yeleti.
We have seen family entertainers such as 'Shatamanam Bhavati' in recent years. How is 'Tholu Bommalata' different from other family entertainers?
Family entertainers date a really long way back and we all aware of it. I can't speak much about this film now. But I can say that the story deals with minute disputes between family members and their emotional journey.
Why were you chosen for the role?
We did not think about any calculations and equations while making this film. We mutually admired the story and that is how I ended up doing this film. There is nothing more to it than that.
You have shared screen space with the likes of Dr Rajendra Prasad? How was the experience?
Rajendra Prasad garu is a very jovial person. He breaks the ice with a funny joke as soon as we enter the set. There was an added layer of comfort while working with him.
Tell us about the film's music.
Our music director, Suresh Bobbili, has done an excellent job. His background score for the climax portion is a standout and it adds a lot of depth to the process.
How much have you loved watching the film as an audience?
'Tholu Bommalata' is a true-to-life family entertainer with very real emotions. I could personally connect with the story as the situations in the film closely resemble those of my personal experiences with my family members.
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INTRO
The n2o.js module provides N2O protocol loop at JavaScript side. The size of n2o.js is 2120 bytes.
CONFIG
This function creates a WebSocket raw connection to N2O WS and sends <<"N2O,",Token/binary>> text packet which invokes NITRO protocol page initialization.
API
This function creates a WebSocket raw connection to N2O WS and sends <<"N2O,",Token/binary>> text packet which invokes NITRO protocol page initialization.
BERT
JSON
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