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Ingredients
- 1 whole wheat tortilla (or whole wheat pita bread)
- 1/4 cup sauce (marinara, pesto, olive oil and garlic, barbecue sauce)
- 1/3 cup or less shredded/crumbled cheese (mozzarella, cheddar, goat, feta)
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If you don’t have a cast iron skillet I highly recommend getting one, but you can use an oven-safe baking rack or bake it directly on the rack of your toaster oven instead. Bake at 400 degrees for 8 to 11 minutes. Do not use a regular baking sheet because the bottom of the tortilla will not get crispy, your cheese will slide right off and you’ll wish you ordered out. Although I have not tried it personally, Kim tried making tortilla pizzas in her cast iron skillet on a gas grill and said they turned out great! Make sure to check the ingredients list on the whole wheat tortillas. It should list about 5 ingredients, not 25. I buy mine at health food stores and store them in the fridge or freezer and they almost never go bad.
As shown: barbecue sauce (trust me), fresh mozzarella and sharp cheddar cheese, chopped red onion, sliced fresh jalapeño, fresh or defrosted frozen pineapple (canned pineapple is not as good). Basil pesto, feta, fresh or roasted bell peppers (jarred is fine), sliced kalamata olives, chopped red onion, sliced cherry tomatoes. Arugula pesto, basil pesto or light marinara sauce, mozzarella (optional), fresh arugula and parmesan shavings added after baking (like this). Red pepper pesto and goat cheese. Anything you want!


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Below is a Mathematica module that solves the Euler Riemann problem exactly. The user can use sliders to set the initial fluid variables (density, velocity, pressure) on the left and right sides of the discontinuity and evolve (and animate!) the system. In addition, the adiabatic index (gamma) can also be changed from 7/5 to 5/3. The thick blue lines show the solution at time t and the dashed green lines show the initial conditions.


Kia Motors looking to expand sales network to 300 touchpoints by mid-2020
by Team ODKia Motors India is looking to expand its sales footprint significantly by the end of this fiscal year. It currently has 260 outlets but is hoping to improve this count with 50 more locations. The brand has seen immense success with its first product, the Kia Seltos SUV, and has had to significantly ramp up its operations here to meet demand.
The Korean carmaker has over 62,000 bookings for the Seltos since it started accepting orders in July. The company has also started a second shift at its Anantpur facility, increasing production from 6,500 units to 13,000 units. Over 33,000 units of the Seltos have been delivered so far.
The firm also has an aggressive expansion strategy in place. It plans on launching a new car every six months for the next three years. This will include high-end niche models like the Carnival MPV that is set to debut in the next few months and more mainstream models like the Venue-derived QYi sub-four-metre SUV.
Manohar Bhat, Head of Marketing and Sales, Kia Motors India, told a news outlet, "We started with 260 odd touchpoints and now, we intend to increase the count by another 50. There are certain areas like the northeast, the northern part of Telangana, Karnataka, western Rajasthan, etc, where we are not very well represented. So, we are looking to plug such gaps."
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Author: Tong Zhang
Abstract: In this paper we obtain convergence bounds for the concentration of Bayesian posterior distributions (around the true distribution) using a novel method that simpliﬁes and enhances previous results. Based on the analysis, we also introduce a generalized family of Bayesian posteriors, and show that the convergence behavior of these generalized posteriors is completely determined by the local prior structure around the true distribution. This important and surprising robustness property does not hold for the standard Bayesian posterior in that it may not concentrate when there exist “bad” prior structures even at places far away from the true distribution. 1
[1] Andrew Barron, Mark J. Schervish, and Larry Wasserman. The consistency of posterior distributions in nonparametric problems. Ann. Statist., 27(2):536–561, 1999.
[2] Persi Diaconis and David Freedman. On the consistency of Bayes estimates. Ann. Statist., 14(1):1–67, 1986. With a discussion and a rejoinder by the authors.
[3] Subhashis Ghosal, Jayanta K. Ghosh, and Aad W. van der Vaart. Convergence rates of posterior distributions. Ann. Statist., 28(2):500–531, 2000.
[4] D. McAllester. PAC-Bayesian stochastic model selection. Machine Learning, 51(1):5– 21, 2003.
[5] Ron Meir and Tong Zhang. Generalization error bounds for Bayesian mixture algorithms. Journal of Machine Learning Research, 4:839–860, 2003.
[6] C. P. Robert. The Bayesian Choice: A Decision Theoretic Motivation. Springer Verlag, New York, 1994.
[7] M. Seeger. PAC-Bayesian generalization error bounds for Gaussian process classiﬁcation. JMLR, 3:233–269, 2002.
[8] Xiaotong Shen and Larry Wasserman. Rates of convergence of posterior distributions. Ann. Statist., 29(3):687–714, 2001.


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Rashaad Penny destroys Eagles defender, rumbles for 59-yard touchdown
by TSD StaffSeahawks running back Rashaad Penny has yet to develop into the every-down, big-play guy the team had hoped he’d become when they drafted him, but he has shown flashes of greatness along the way.
Penny produced arguably the best highlight-reel play of his career thus far during Sunday’s game against the Eagles, and it couldn’t have come at a better time.
The Seahawks were clinging to a 10-3 lead in the fourth quarter at the time, but facing a 1st-and-20 situation. Seattle didn’t go away from the run, though, as other teams have been known to do, with Penny bursting through a hole — into the second level of the defense.
Penny was then off to the races, but was met by cornerback Ronald Darby. No problem, though, as Penny strong-armed him right into the ground, then ran into the end zone for the 59-yard touchdown.
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Parallel and serial growth
Code for parallel and serial axonal outgrowth, as described in [1], is available here.
Multiple time windows
Code for connection establishment following time windows, as described in [2], is available here. The generated networks are available here. All scripts and functions are described in detail in the documentation.
Using multiple time windows, leading to heterochronous and spatially ordered neurodevelopmental gradients, Goulas and colleagues were able to reproduce brain connectivity patterns as observed in fly and human connectomes [3]. Their code is available here.
References
[1] Lim, S., and M. Kaiser. 2015. Developmental time windows for axon growth influence neuronal network topology. Biol Cybern 109 (2): 275-86
[2] Nisbach, F., and M. Kaiser. 2007. Developmental time windows for spatial growth generate multiple-cluster small-world networks. European Physical Journal B 58 (2): 185-191
[3] Goulas, A., R. F. Betzel, and C. C. Hilgetag. 2019. Spatiotemporal ontogeny of brain wiring. Science Advances 5 (6): eaav9694


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How To Make Your Bar Soap Last Longer
For the longest time ever, people have been using bar soaps and haven’t felt the need to conserve it.
I am not certain as to whether this has anything to do with the cost, use, or quality. If you know that
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Personally, I may not even feel compelled to conserve something that is of poor quality. Why buy it then? Of course, you’d ask. Bar soaps tend to crumble wet or left in water for a long time. This breakage of soap causes wastage. Keep your bar soap as dry as possible in between uses. Use a soap dish in case you don’t have an already fixed rack in link with the walls of your bathroom or kitchen. Also consider leaving your bar soap dry for a few days so that it dries up and hardens, preventing the crumbling. This will be helpful if you have several bars of soap.
Soap and water and common sense are the best disinfectants.
Give soaps a break and let them dry in between uses.
In case you feel like a bar is too big, you can cut it into reasonable pieces. Using one at a
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This is also a great way to travel with toiletries. When they are in smaller pieces, they use
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compact bar of soap. Does your bar soap form lather easily? Does it produce a lot of
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This corpus aims to provide a free public dataset for the pronunciation scoring task. This corpus consists of 5000 English sentences. All the speakers are non-native, and their mother tongue is Mandarin. Half of the speakers are Children, and the others are adults. The information of age and gender are provided. Five experts made the scores. To avoid subjective bias, each expert scores independently under the same metric. For more details, please read the `README.md` in the corpus.
You can cite the data using the following BibTeX entry:
@article{zhang2021speechocean762, title={speechocean762: An Open-Source Non-native English Speech Corpus For Pronunciation Assessment}, author={Junbo Zhang, Zhiwen Zhang, Yongqing Wang, Zhiyong Yan, Qiong Song, Yukai Huang, Ke Li, Daniel Povey, Yujun Wang}, year={2021}, journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2104.01378} }


Inspector Gadget Rating (out of five): ZERO STARS Starring Matthew Broderick, Rupert Everett, Joely Fisher, Michelle Trachtenberg, Andy Dick, Cheri Oteri, Michael G. Hagerty, Dabney Coleman and D.L. Hughley Directed by David Kellogg Written by Jean Chalopin (based on characters created by Andy Heyward) Rated PG for comic violence Theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1 Released in 1999 Running 78 minutes
When I ponder childhood memories past, one of the things that always springs immediately to mind is watching the "Inspector Gadget" TV show with my older brother. Truth be told, we were rabid fanatics; our version of Cowboys and Indians was chasing each other around our coffee table to the theme tune, alternating who would get to be Gadget and who would be stuck playing the part of Dr. Claw, the inspector's arch nemesis. I was never a biggie on nostalgia, but you just can't help but have fond memories of something like that. Sometimes I even find myself up at 4AM watching re-runs of my favorite episodes, trying to recapture some of that sense of wonder I felt as a kid.
At the very least, I was expecting the new film version of the classic television series to have at least some kind of similar effect on me. Despite how horrid a film may be, the simple task of rekindling even a slight feeling of nostalgia is pretty tough to screw up. So back I sat, with minimum expectations of what the movie would deliver (let's face it; exactly how good can a live-action Disney film really be?).
I was wise enough to steer clear from the likes of Mr. Magoo and George of the Jungle (two previous Disney adaptations), and I wish to God that I had been sharp enough to skip Gadget as well. Rarely has a movie left me with such an utter feeling of emptiness. As everyone else was getting up to exit the screening room after the movie had completed its assault on mankind, I was left sitting there, absolutely speechless and totally dumbfounded at what I had just seen. Can something this awful truly exist in such an evolved world?
Right from the beginning, I knew I was in trouble. In the opening scenes, each character is introduced as if their sole purpose is to just be, to simply serve as real-life duplicates of their cartoon clones. When referring to them, people almost yell in fear that the audience will not catch on as to who a certain character is supposed to be ("Oh, hi PENNY! Is BRAIN with you?"). Creating one-dimensional replicas is one thing; having mere names take the place of them is quite another.
The "plot", shall we call it, stays fairly in tune with the original series. Matthew Broderick stars as John Brown (how creative is that?), a security guard who is horribly injured by a pack of ruthless businessmen headed by Scolex (why, Rupert Everett, for the love of God why???!!!), who himself is transformed into Claw by an unfortunate chain of events. Brown is then rescued and used as a prototype for a new law-enforcement technology wherein he's joined with various machine parts and some nifty gadgets to form (drumroll, please)...   To be honest, I wasn't much paying attention to these "treats". I was just glad that it was over.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# This code is part of Qiskit.
#
# (C) Copyright IBM 2017.
#
# This code is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. You may
# obtain a copy of this license in the LICENSE.txt file in the root directory
# of this source tree or at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.
#
# Any modifications or derivative works of this code must retain this
# copyright notice, and modified files need to carry a notice indicating
# that they have been altered from the originals.
# pylint: disable=too-many-boolean-expressions
"""
A generic quantum instruction.
Instructions can be implementable on hardware (u, cx, etc.) or in simulation
(snapshot, noise, etc.).
Instructions can be unitary (a.k.a Gate) or non-unitary.
Instructions are identified by the following:
name: A string to identify the type of instruction.
Used to request a specific instruction on the backend, or in visualizing circuits.
num_qubits, num_clbits: dimensions of the instruction
params: List of parameters to specialize a specific intruction instance.
Instructions do not have any context about where they are in a circuit (which qubits/clbits).
The circuit itself keeps this context.
"""
import copy
from itertools import zip_longest
import sympy
import numpy
from qiskit.qasm.node import node
from qiskit.exceptions import QiskitError
from qiskit.circuit.classicalregister import ClassicalRegister
from qiskit.circuit.parameter import Parameter
from qiskit.qobj.models.qasm import QasmQobjInstruction
_CUTOFF_PRECISION = 1E-10
[docs]class Instruction:
"""Generic quantum instruction."""
def __init__(self, name, num_qubits, num_clbits, params):
"""Create a new instruction.
Args:
name (str): instruction name
num_qubits (int): instruction's qubit width
num_clbits (int): instructions's clbit width
params (list[sympy.Basic|qasm.Node|int|float|complex|str|ndarray]): list of parameters
Raises:
QiskitError: when the register is not in the correct format.
"""
if not isinstance(num_qubits, int) or not isinstance(num_clbits, int):
raise QiskitError("num_qubits and num_clbits must be integer.")
if num_qubits < 0 or num_clbits < 0:
raise QiskitError(
"bad instruction dimensions: %d qubits, %d clbits." %
num_qubits, num_clbits)
self.name = name
self.num_qubits = num_qubits
self.num_clbits = num_clbits
self._params = [] # a list of gate params stored
# tuple (ClassicalRegister, int) when the instruction has a conditional ("if")
self.control = None
# list of instructions (and their contexts) that this instruction is composed of
# empty definition means opaque or fundamental instruction
self._definition = None
self.params = params
def __eq__(self, other):
"""Two instructions are the same if they have the same name,
same dimensions, and same params.
Args:
other (instruction): other instruction
Returns:
bool: are self and other equal.
"""
if type(self) is not type(other) or \
self.name != other.name or \
self.num_qubits != other.num_qubits or \
self.num_clbits != other.num_clbits or \
self.definition != other.definition:
return False
for self_param, other_param in zip_longest(self.params, other.params):
if self_param == other_param:
continue
try:
if numpy.isclose(float(self_param), float(other_param),
atol=_CUTOFF_PRECISION):
continue
except TypeError:
pass
return False
return True
def _define(self):
"""Populates self.definition with a decomposition of this gate."""
pass
@property
def params(self):
"""return instruction params"""
return self._params
@params.setter
def params(self, parameters):
self._params = []
for single_param in parameters:
# example: u2(pi/2, sin(pi/4))
if isinstance(single_param, (Parameter, sympy.Basic)):
self._params.append(single_param)
# example: OpenQASM parsed instruction
elif isinstance(single_param, node.Node):
self._params.append(single_param.sym())
# example: u3(0.1, 0.2, 0.3)
elif isinstance(single_param, (int, float)):
self._params.append(sympy.Number(single_param))
# example: Initialize([complex(0,1), complex(0,0)])
elif isinstance(single_param, complex):
self._params.append(single_param.real +
single_param.imag * sympy.I)
# example: snapshot('label')
elif isinstance(single_param, str):
self._params.append(sympy.Symbol(single_param))
# example: numpy.array([[1, 0], [0, 1]])
elif isinstance(single_param, numpy.ndarray):
self._params.append(single_param)
# example: sympy.Matrix([[1, 0], [0, 1]])
elif isinstance(single_param, sympy.Matrix):
self._params.append(single_param)
elif isinstance(single_param, sympy.Expr):
self._params.append(single_param)
elif isinstance(single_param, numpy.number):
self._params.append(sympy.Number(single_param.item()))
else:
raise QiskitError("invalid param type {0} in instruction "
"{1}".format(type(single_param), self.name))
@property
def definition(self):
"""Return definition in terms of other basic gates."""
if self._definition is None:
self._define()
return self._definition
@definition.setter
def definition(self, array):
"""Set matrix representation"""
self._definition = array
[docs] def assemble(self):
"""Assemble a QasmQobjInstruction"""
instruction = QasmQobjInstruction(name=self.name)
# Evaluate parameters
if self.params:
params = [
x.evalf() if hasattr(x, 'evalf') else x for x in self.params
]
params = [
sympy.matrix2numpy(x, dtype=complex) if isinstance(
x, sympy.Matrix) else x for x in params
]
instruction.params = params
# Add placeholder for qarg and carg params
if self.num_qubits:
instruction.qubits = list(range(self.num_qubits))
if self.num_clbits:
instruction.memory = list(range(self.num_clbits))
# Add control parameters for assembler. This is needed to convert
# to a qobj conditional instruction at assemble time and after
# conversion will be deleted by the assembler.
if self.control:
instruction._control = self.control
return instruction
[docs] def mirror(self):
"""For a composite instruction, reverse the order of sub-gates.
This is done by recursively mirroring all sub-instructions.
It does not invert any gate.
Returns:
Instruction: a fresh gate with sub-gates reversed
"""
if not self._definition:
return self.copy()
reverse_inst = self.copy(name=self.name + '_mirror')
reverse_inst.definition = []
for inst, qargs, cargs in reversed(self._definition):
reverse_inst._definition.append((inst.mirror(), qargs, cargs))
return reverse_inst
[docs] def inverse(self):
"""Invert this instruction.
If the instruction is composite (i.e. has a definition),
then its definition will be recursively inverted.
Special instructions inheriting from Instruction can
implement their own inverse (e.g. T and Tdg, Barrier, etc.)
Returns:
Instruction: a fresh instruction for the inverse
Raises:
QiskitError: if the instruction is not composite
and an inverse has not been implemented for it.
"""
if not self.definition:
raise QiskitError("inverse() not implemented for %s." % self.name)
inverse_gate = self.copy(name=self.name + '_dg')
inverse_gate._definition = []
for inst, qargs, cargs in reversed(self._definition):
inverse_gate._definition.append((inst.inverse(), qargs, cargs))
return inverse_gate
[docs] def c_if(self, classical, val):
"""Add classical control on register classical and value val."""
if not isinstance(classical, ClassicalRegister):
raise QiskitError("c_if must be used with a classical register")
if val < 0:
raise QiskitError("control value should be non-negative")
self.control = (classical, val)
return self
[docs] def copy(self, name=None):
"""
shallow copy of the instruction.
Args:
name (str): name to be given to the copied circuit,
if None then the name stays the same
Returns:
Instruction: a shallow copy of the current instruction, with the name
updated if it was provided
"""
cpy = copy.copy(self)
if name:
cpy.name = name
return cpy
def _qasmif(self, string):
"""Print an if statement if needed."""
if self.control is None:
return string
return "if(%s==%d) " % (self.control[0].name, self.control[1]) + string
[docs] def qasm(self):
"""Return a default OpenQASM string for the instruction.
Derived instructions may override this to print in a
different format (e.g. measure q[0] -> c[0];).
"""
name_param = self.name
if self.params:
name_param = "%s(%s)" % (name_param, ",".join(
[str(i) for i in self.params]))
return self._qasmif(name_param)


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This page describes several ways to install the JDK on Oracle Solaris.
This page has these topics:
See "JDK 8 and JRE 8 Installation Start Here" for general information about installing JDK 8 and JRE 8.
For information on enhancements to JDK 8 that relate to the installer, see "Installer Enhancements in JDK 8".
This version of the JDK is supported on the Oracle Solaris 10 Update 9 or later OS, Oracle Solaris 11 Express OS, and Oracle Solaris 11 OS. For supported processors and browsers, see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/certconfig-2095354.html
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For any text on this page containing the following notation, you must substitute the appropriate JDK update version number for the notation.
version
For example, if you are installing update JDK 8 update release 1, the following string representing the name of the bundle:
jdk-8uversion-solaris-sparc.tar.gz
becomes:
jdk-8u1-solaris-sparc.tar.gz
Note that, as in the preceding example, the version
number is sometimes preceded with the letter u
, for example, 8u1
, and sometimes it is preceded with an underscore, for example, jdk1.8.0_01
.
To install JDK 8 on Oracle Solaris 11, install the jdk-8
package:
Make sure the jdk-8
package is available from your IPS publisher.
$ pkg list -a jdk-8 NAME (PUBLISHER) VERSION IFO developer/java/jdk-8 <IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS>.0.0.0 ---
If you see an "i" in the I column, then the package is already installed.
This package is available from the solaris
publisher at pkg.oracle.com
and also from other publisher origins. If you see a message that no such package is found, use the pkg
publisher
command to check your publisher origin and contact your system administrator or Oracle Support representative.
Make sure you have permission to install IPS packages.
Use the profiles command to list the rights profiles that are assigned to you. If you have the Software Installation rights profile, you can use the pfexec
command to install and update packages.
$ pfexec pkg install jdk-8
Other rights profiles also provide installation privilege, such as System Administrator rights profile.
Depending on the security policy at your site, you might be able to use the sudo
command with your user password to execute a privileged command.
$ sudo pkg install jdk-8
Use the roles
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command with the root password to assume the root role.
# pkg install jdk-8
The following table lists the options available for downloading the JDK 8 release on the Oracle Solaris platform.
| Download File(s) | Architecture | Who Can Install |
|---|---|---|
jdk-8u version -solaris-sparcv9.tar.gz |
64-bit SPARC | anyone |
jdk-8u version -solaris-x64.tar.gz |
64-bit x64, EM64T | anyone |
jdk-8u version -solaris-sparcv9.tar.Z |
64-bit SPARC | root |
jdk-8u version -solaris-x64.tar.Z |
64-bit x64, EM64T | root |
Installation instructions are by file type:
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release
option of the java
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).
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Before the file can be downloaded, you must accept the license agreement. The archive binaries can be installed by anyone in any location that you can write to.
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Unpack the tarball and install the JDK:
On SPARC processors:
% gzip -dc jdk-8uversion-solaris-sparcv9.tar.gz | tar xf -
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% gzip -dc jdk-8uversion-solaris-x64.tar.gz | tar xf -
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.
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.
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)Use these instructions if you want to use the pkgadd
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If you do not have root access to your Oracle Solaris system, see "JDK 8 Installation Instructions for Oracle Solaris 11 using IPS packages" to install a private copy of the JDK.
Follow these steps to install:
Create a new directory to save the download bundle in, and change to that directory.
Download the bundle.
Before the file can be downloaded, you must accept the license agreement.
Extract the contents of the compressed tar files:
On SPARC processors:
% zcat jdk-8uversion-solaris-sparcv9.tar.Z | tar xf -
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% zcat jdk-8uversion-solaris-x64.tar.Z | tar xf -
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, SUNWj8dev
, SUNWj8cfg
, SUNWj8man
, and SUNWj8jmp
) plus a few files in the current directory.
Assume the root role.
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Uninstall any earlier installation of the JDK packages.
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Run the pkgadd
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.
See the pkgadd(1)
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Gold Technical Analysis: Remains vulnerable near 1-week lows, just above $1455 level
by Haresh Menghani- Gold remains depressed amid renewed US-China trade optimism.
- A retest of monthly lows, around $1445, remains a distinct possibility.
Gold traded with a mild negative bias for the fourth consecutive session on Monday and is currently placed near one-week lows, just above the $1455 horizontal support.
Given that the commodity has been trending lower along a two-month-old descending trend-channel, the near-term set-up remains tilted in favour of bearish traders.
This coupled with the recent failures near the 100-day SMA support-turned-resistance further reinforce the negative outlook amid renewed US-China trade optimism.
Moreover, technical indicators on the daily chart maintained their bearish bias and support prospects for an extension of the recent pullback from multi-year tops.
Hence, some follow-through selling below the $1455 support zone will set the stage for a slide towards retesting monthly swing lows around the $1445 region.
On the flip side, any meaningful recovery attempt might now confront some fresh supply and remain capped near the $1470 strong horizontal resistance.
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XAU/USD
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 1459.48 |
| Today Daily Change | -2.79 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.19 |
| Today daily open | 1462.27 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 1478.72 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1490.24 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1482.35 |
| Daily SMA200 | 1398.2 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 1473.3 |
| Previous Daily Low | 1461.64 |
| Previous Weekly High | 1478.86 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 1456.54 |
| Previous Monthly High | 1519.04 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 1455.5 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 1466.1 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 1468.85 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 1458.18 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 1454.08 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 1446.52 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 1469.83 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 1477.39 |
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The singer added, “Can’t wait for you to hear it!”
Aguilera and A Great Big World first collaborated together in 2013, with them belting out “Say Something” at the AMAs.
Other performers at the upcoming bash include Post Malone featuring Ozzy Osbourne, Travis Scott and Watt, and Green Day, Billboard reported.
The latter are set to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their 1994 album Dookie by performing “Basket Case”, as well as their latest song “Father of All…”
Jonas Brothers, Taylor Swift, Camila Cabello, Billie Eilish, Selena Gomez, Lizzo, Dua Lipa, Kesha feat. Big Freedia, Shania Twain, and Thomas Rhett will also be taking the stage.


PersonaBot is a ChatBot for Product Managers, Designers and Engineers
The full blog post is available via ChatBotsLife.com
Simliar to PersonaBot, the PersonaBot shows pictures based on chatbot responses
PersonaBot is designed to help streamline steps throughout the lifecyle* of a Persona
- Conduct User Research
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- Brainstorm
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- Make it Realistic
* Lifecyle defined by usability.gov
Screenshot of latest version (January, 2018). Disco, the lab mix has been busy creating some test Dogsonas 🐶
The source code for this project can be found here


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CPD searching for 57-year-old man reported missing by relatives
by Jazmine GreeneCOLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Investigators with the Columbia Police Department’s Special Victims Unit are searching for a 57-year-old man reported missing by his relatives.
According to officials, John William Huggins left work on Morningside Drive in West Columbia on November 15.
Family members say they have not spoken to Huggins since then.
Huggins requires medicine and relatives say they are concerned about his welfare, safety, and well-being.
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I was kind of already aware of this from reading about EDA and listening to others talk about the course, but my take on the experience from a distance was always, ‘Wow, that sounds really exciting and cutting-edge and much more geared towards actually teaching people the skills they’ll need to find work and providing an environment that encourages students to be curious and self-motivated and in the driver’s seat when it comes to their own learning than any kind of university course I’ve ever heard of.’ I also really responded to Shereef’s 'kitchen vs. restaurant' metaphor and thought it probably distilled the difference between a course like EDA and more traditional formal education really well - I was encouraged to hear that distinction outlined so clearly, because I’m at a stage where I’ve done way too much university study and I just have no patience left for that kind of learning environment. EDA sounds tough and like it requires a huge amount of you, but in a way that’s motivating rather than mind-numbing.
My impressions are that the EDA bootcamp involves a lot of very hard work, but that it can be a very rewarding and worthwhile course for those who choose to make it that and really try to engage with the material and the process. It doesn’t seem like a course for people who want to just sit back and have their education fed to them - it seems much more geared towards people who see themselves as having ultimate control over what they learn and how they go about learning it.
I kind of see the culture EDA promotes as a challenge to students to show up and really engage, both with the material and with the instructors and each other - and I’d really like to take that challenge on and do my best to meet it. I did a Master’s degree a few years ago where I really didn’t understand that something similar to that way of engaging was required of me, and I struggled a lot throughout that programme because I was constantly frustrated that things weren’t handed to me on a platter and I couldn’t just skulk in the shadows and not engage with anyone. With EDA I want to do things very differently from that, and I also want to remain aware the whole way through that the aim isn’t just to graduate with some kind of piece of paper acknowledging that I finished the course, but to make an effort to get as much out of it as I can, since I’m the one who will have to go forward afterwards with whatever I’ve learned along the way.
Not really; I’d talked to enough people that were familiar with EDA to have got quite a clear sense of what the course was like, and my decision to sign up was very much about all the ways in which it stands out from other kinds of formal education and the culture it promotes. I just feel pleased that it’s confirming all my expectations so far.


If you are interested in contributing to this project and making testing of @angular/fire simple then you are in the right place. Contributors are welcome but you must be prepared to stick rigidly to the practices, procedures and coding standards laid out in this document.
This project must remain 100% test driven. That means no line of implementation code can exist without a test that justifies the existence. It means you absolutely must be able to express a requirement as a test and be able to automate that test, and do so first. Writing tests after the fact is not acceptable. You might ask yourself "How will anyone know if whether I wrote the test before or after". Let me assure you a consistent TDD practioner can tell.
Why so strict? I have been practicing TDD for a long time and I learned from the people who invented it. I strongly believe that it is the only way to write good quality code that implements the requirements and nothing but the requirements. I also strongly believe that the tests are the best developer documentation, we can write extra documentation for users or to help people learn what our code does, but as a developer there is no better documentation than tests that not only prove the code meets requirements but also show how it is intended to be used and work.

If you decide you would like to contribute to the project you can do so in one of two ways. You can contribute occasional enhancements or fixes by forking the project and submitting a Pull Request to have changes within your fork merged back to this repo. If you want to become more involved in the project then you can become a maintainer by contacting Mike Hanson through GitHub. As a maintainer you would be given direct access to the repo and able to push changes through a clone of the project.
All ehancements or changes to the project will be implemented through a GitFlow based process. Without exception no changes will be made or accepted by any means other than a Pull Request to merge changes into the default develop branch. Release branches will be prepared, tested, tweaked and merged into the *main* branch, which will result in an automated pipeline that will publish a new version of the library to NPM and a new version of the demo app to Firebase.
All commits and pull requests must be linked to an issue id from the Development Project Board. All Pull Requests must be for a single issue, any PR that attempts to implement multiple features or bug fixes will be rejected outright.
As mentioned we will operte a Gitflow based process. When creating a new
branch you must use the following naming convention:
prefix/friendly_name_id
Where prefix is one of
And id is the issue id the branch aims to deliver or resolve.
Any PR that does not match this convention will be rejected and require you to
create a properly named branch and a new PR from that branch.
Branches for features and bugs must be created from the
develop branch and PRs will only be considered if they merge back to
the same develop branch.
Fix branches should be created from the appropriate pending release branch
(there will only ever be one) and will only be considered if they merge back
to the same release branch.
The rules for coding conventions are fully captured and controlled via TypeScript and TS Lint (We will move to ES Lint when the Angular team do). We strongly urge you to use a code editor that automatically lints your code as you type. VS Code is the recommended editor, but whatever you use you must ensure your code is linted and all issues fixed before pushing a branch and creating a PR. Do not rely on CI builds to do your linting, anyone who consistently triggers failed builds due to linting errors will be barred from contributing to the project.
We expect test coverage to be complete. ALWAYS write a test before anything else and make sure all tests pass before pushing a branch and creating a PR. Any PR that does not sufficiently test even the simplest of changes will be rejected, and as mentioned experienced TDD practitioners can tell whether tests were written before or after the fact so stick to the rules. If you don't want to practice real TDD don't even bother trying to contribute to the project.
Documentation is provide via an Angular application that is published as the GitHub Pages site for the repo. This enables documentation to be included and checked as part of the same Pull Request for changes and additions to be merged.
When submitting a PR for changes to existing code we will expect to see the HTML of the relevant component updated. When submitting a PR for a new feature we will expect to see a new Angular component that full documents the feature added to the demo app and a new item in the side menu, linking to an appropriate route.
We do not expect tests to be written for documentation pages. To create a documentation component use the following Angular CLI command command:
ng g c [name] --skipTests=true
When pushing code to the repo it is important to understand and remember that the documentation site is automatically published from the /docs folder so before pushing you must remember to run the build script using the following command
npm run build
This script not only builds the Angular app into the docs folder, it uses the base-href command line argument to set the correct base href value in index.html required for the Angular app to run in GitHub pages.
In documentation and examples you will want to include TypeScript code. To support formatting and syntax highlighting the app imports the ngx-highlightjs module. This module includes a code directive that you can use along with template strings in component classes to display code formatted and colour coded. The following uses the HTML module of this component to format the example usage taken from home.component.html
In this example the code property of the component is defined as a template string like this


Driver charged months after crash that left pedestrian dead in Toronto
TORONTO — A 29-year-old man is facing charges in a crash that claimed the life of a 97-year-old pedestrian in September. Toronto police say the incident happened on Sept.
by Canadian PressTORONTO — A 29-year-old man is facing charges in a crash that claimed the life of a 97-year-old pedestrian in September.
Toronto police say the incident happened on Sept. 6, when a man driving a Honda Civic struck the pedestrian who was crossing a street in the city's east end.
They say the victim died in hospital more than two weeks later.
Police say they arrested the alleged driver on Friday.
He's been charged with failing to stop at the scene of an accident causing death.
He also faces a charge of careless driving causing death.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 15, 2019.
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public interface ExecutionPackage
extends org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EPackage
ExecutionFactory
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
ExecutionPackage.Literals
Defines literals for the meta objects that represent
each class,
each feature of each class,
each operation of each class,
each enum,
and each data type
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
AGGREGATED_INVOCATION
The meta object id for the '
Aggregated Invocation ' class. |
static int |
AGGREGATED_INVOCATION__SOURCE
The feature id for the 'Source' reference.
|
static int |
AGGREGATED_INVOCATION__TARGET
The feature id for the 'Target' reference.
|
static int |
AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_FEATURE_COUNT
The number of structural features of the 'Aggregated Invocation' class.
|
static int |
AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_OPERATION_COUNT
The number of operations of the 'Aggregated Invocation' class.
|
static int |
AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS
The meta object id for the '
Aggregated Storage Access ' class. |
static int |
AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS__CODE
The feature id for the 'Code' reference.
|
static int |
AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS__DIRECTION
The feature id for the 'Direction' attribute.
|
static int |
AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS__STORAGE
The feature id for the 'Storage' reference.
|
static int |
AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS_FEATURE_COUNT
The number of structural features of the 'Aggregated Storage Access' class.
|
static int |
AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS_OPERATION_COUNT
The number of operations of the 'Aggregated Storage Access' class.
|
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_MAP_ENTRY
The meta object id for the '
Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Invocation Map Entry ' class. |
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_MAP_ENTRY__KEY
The feature id for the 'Key' containment reference.
|
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_MAP_ENTRY__VALUE
The feature id for the 'Value' containment reference.
|
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_MAP_ENTRY_FEATURE_COUNT
The number of structural features of the 'Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Invocation Map Entry' class.
|
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_MAP_ENTRY_OPERATION_COUNT
The number of operations of the 'Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Invocation Map Entry' class.
|
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS_MAP_ENTRY
The meta object id for the '
Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Storage Access Map Entry ' class. |
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS_MAP_ENTRY__KEY
The feature id for the 'Key' containment reference.
|
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS_MAP_ENTRY__VALUE
The feature id for the 'Value' containment reference.
|
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS_MAP_ENTRY_FEATURE_COUNT
The number of structural features of the 'Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Storage Access Map Entry' class.
|
static int |
DEPLOYED_OPERATIONS_PAIR_TO_AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS_MAP_ENTRY_OPERATION_COUNT
The number of operations of the 'Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Storage Access Map Entry' class.
|
static int |
EDIRECTION
The meta object id for the '
EDirection ' enum. |
static ExecutionPackage |
eINSTANCE
The singleton instance of the package.
|
static java.lang.String |
eNAME
The package name.
|
static java.lang.String |
eNS_PREFIX
The package namespace name.
|
static java.lang.String |
eNS_URI
The package namespace URI.
|
static int |
EXECUTION_MODEL
The meta object id for the '
Model ' class. |
static int |
EXECUTION_MODEL__AGGREGATED_INVOCATIONS
The feature id for the 'Aggregated Invocations' map.
|
static int |
EXECUTION_MODEL__AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESSES
The feature id for the 'Aggregated Storage Accesses' map.
|
static int |
EXECUTION_MODEL_FEATURE_COUNT
The number of structural features of the 'Model' class.
|
static int |
EXECUTION_MODEL_OPERATION_COUNT
The number of operations of the 'Model' class.
|
static int |
TUPLE
The meta object id for the '
Tuple ' class. |
static int |
TUPLE___EQUALS__OBJECT
The operation id for the 'Equals' operation.
|
static int |
TUPLE___HASH_CODE
The operation id for the 'Hash Code' operation.
|
static int |
TUPLE__FIRST
The feature id for the 'First' reference.
|
static int |
TUPLE__SECOND
The feature id for the 'Second' reference.
|
static int |
TUPLE_FEATURE_COUNT
The number of structural features of the 'Tuple' class.
|
static int |
TUPLE_OPERATION_COUNT
The number of operations of the 'Tuple' class.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getAggregatedInvocation_Source()
Returns the meta object for the reference '
Source '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getAggregatedInvocation_Target()
Returns the meta object for the reference '
Target '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass |
getAggregatedInvocation()
Returns the meta object for class '
Aggregated Invocation '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getAggregatedStorageAccess_Code()
Returns the meta object for the reference '
Code '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EAttribute |
getAggregatedStorageAccess_Direction()
Returns the meta object for the attribute '
Direction '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getAggregatedStorageAccess_Storage()
Returns the meta object for the reference '
Storage '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass |
getAggregatedStorageAccess()
Returns the meta object for class '
Aggregated Storage Access '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedInvocationMapEntry_Key()
Returns the meta object for the containment reference '
Key '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedInvocationMapEntry_Value()
Returns the meta object for the containment reference '
Value '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass |
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedInvocationMapEntry()
Returns the meta object for class '
Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Invocation Map Entry '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedStorageAccessMapEntry_Key()
Returns the meta object for the containment reference '
Key '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedStorageAccessMapEntry_Value()
Returns the meta object for the containment reference '
Value '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass |
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedStorageAccessMapEntry()
Returns the meta object for class '
Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Storage Access Map Entry '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EEnum |
getEDirection()
Returns the meta object for enum '
EDirection '. |
ExecutionFactory |
getExecutionFactory()
Returns the factory that creates the instances of the model.
|
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getExecutionModel_AggregatedInvocations()
Returns the meta object for the map '
Aggregated Invocations '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getExecutionModel_AggregatedStorageAccesses()
Returns the meta object for the map '
Aggregated Storage Accesses '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass |
getExecutionModel()
Returns the meta object for class '
Model '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EOperation |
getTuple__Equals__Object()
Returns the meta object for the '
Equals ' operation. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EOperation |
getTuple__HashCode()
Returns the meta object for the '
Hash Code ' operation. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getTuple_First()
Returns the meta object for the reference '
First '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference |
getTuple_Second()
Returns the meta object for the reference '
Second '. |
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass |
getTuple()
Returns the meta object for class '
Tuple '. |
getEClassifier, getEClassifiers, getEFactoryInstance, getESubpackages, getESuperPackage, getNsPrefix, getNsURI, setEFactoryInstance, setNsPrefix, setNsURI
getEAnnotation, getEAnnotations
static final java.lang.String eNAME
static final java.lang.String eNS_URI
static final java.lang.String eNS_PREFIX
static final ExecutionPackage eINSTANCE
static final int EXECUTION_MODEL
Model
' class.

AggregatedInvocationImpl
,
ExecutionPackageImpl.getAggregatedInvocation()
,
Constant Field Valuesstatic final int AGGREGATED_INVOCATION__SOURCE
static final int AGGREGATED_INVOCATION__TARGET
static final int AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_FEATURE_COUNT
static final int AGGREGATED_INVOCATION_OPERATION_COUNT
static final int AGGREGATED_STORAGE_ACCESS
Aggregated Storage Access
' class.

TupleImpl
,
ExecutionPackageImpl.getTuple()
,
Constant Field Valuesstatic final int TUPLE__FIRST
static final int TUPLE__SECOND
static final int TUPLE_FEATURE_COUNT
static final int TUPLE___EQUALS__OBJECT
static final int TUPLE___HASH_CODE
static final int TUPLE_OPERATION_COUNT
static final int EDIRECTION
EDirection
' enum.
EDirection
,
ExecutionPackageImpl.getEDirection()
,
Constant Field Valuesorg.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass getExecutionModel()
Model
'.
ExecutionModel
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getExecutionModel_AggregatedInvocations()
Aggregated Invocations
'.
ExecutionModel.getAggregatedInvocations()
,
getExecutionModel()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getExecutionModel_AggregatedStorageAccesses()
Aggregated Storage Accesses
'.
ExecutionModel.getAggregatedStorageAccesses()
,
getExecutionModel()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedInvocationMapEntry()
Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Invocation Map Entry
'.
Map.Entry
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedInvocationMapEntry_Value()
Value
'.
Map.Entry
,
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedInvocationMapEntry()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedInvocationMapEntry_Key()
Key
'.
Map.Entry
,
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedInvocationMapEntry()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass getAggregatedInvocation()
Aggregated Invocation
'.
AggregatedInvocation
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getAggregatedInvocation_Source()
Source
'.
AggregatedInvocation.getSource()
,
getAggregatedInvocation()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getAggregatedInvocation_Target()
Target
'.
AggregatedInvocation.getTarget()
,
getAggregatedInvocation()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass getAggregatedStorageAccess()
Aggregated Storage Access
'.
AggregatedStorageAccess
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getAggregatedStorageAccess_Storage()
Storage
'.
AggregatedStorageAccess.getStorage()
,
getAggregatedStorageAccess()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getAggregatedStorageAccess_Code()
Code
'.
AggregatedStorageAccess.getCode()
,
getAggregatedStorageAccess()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EAttribute getAggregatedStorageAccess_Direction()
Direction
'.
AggregatedStorageAccess.getDirection()
,
getAggregatedStorageAccess()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedStorageAccessMapEntry()
Deployed Operations Pair To Aggregated Storage Access Map Entry
'.
Map.Entry
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedStorageAccessMapEntry_Value()
Value
'.
Map.Entry
,
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedStorageAccessMapEntry()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedStorageAccessMapEntry_Key()
Key
'.
Map.Entry
,
getDeployedOperationsPairToAggregatedStorageAccessMapEntry()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EClass getTuple()
Tuple
'.
Tuple
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getTuple_First()
First
'.
Tuple.getFirst()
,
getTuple()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EReference getTuple_Second()
Second
'.
Tuple.getSecond()
,
getTuple()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EOperation getTuple__Equals__Object()
Equals
' operation.
Tuple.equals(java.lang.Object)
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EOperation getTuple__HashCode()
Hash Code
' operation.
Tuple.hashCode()
org.eclipse.emf.ecore.EEnum getEDirection()
EDirection
'.
EDirection
ExecutionFactory getExecutionFactory()
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SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL A film review by Greg Goebel Copyright 1989 Greg Goebel
I'm slowly reaching a point of total desperation. I mean, when the most memorable film I've seen all year is BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE, I know something's not right with the movies I'm seeing. (I was taken in for a while by DANGEROUS LIAISONS' glossy production, but Moriarity was right: It would have been much more interesting if Bill had been in there along with Ted!)
In such a state one has nothing to lose by taking chances. So when I heard of Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder together again in a new comedy, SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL, I said to myself: Why not?
I've been a fan of Pryor's ever since I had the enforced opportunity -- while sweating in a barracks bay in the middle of Texas during 1974 -- of virtually memorizing every word of Pryor's album THAT NIGGER'S CRAZY [I'm quoting Pryor. Right? Got that? Let me say it again in case you didn't see it the first time: I'M! QUOTING! PRYOR!] while other members of my platoon played it several times a night for a period of months. (Actually, except for the monotony, I didn't mind: Pryor's skewering of hopelessly square white people was not without justice, and was balanced by a no-less-unjust and much more brutal skewering of his brethren ... but I digress.)
In SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL Pryor plays Wally, an excitable blind man, who becomes extricated with Dave, a cranky deaf man played by (of course) Gene Wilder. Through a series of coincidences, the two are implicated in a murder, and must cooperate to clear themselves and bring the real killers to justice.
Now, anybody who has ever studied the least amount of statistics (which roughly describes the level of my knowledge on that score) knows that the distribution of almost anything follows what is called a "normal" curve: there's a few things on the low end, there's a few things on the high end, and there's a big bulge in the middle.
This movie falls clearly into the bulge. What can I say about a movie that I can't have the pleasure of getting excited about or the satisfaction of taking an axe to? There's only one conclusion: A short movie review.
 Pryor occasionally reaches a pitch of lunacy, but while his foul mouth (which actually seems a little tame since we've all gotten used to Eddie Murphy) is sometimes good for a laugh, at other times it seems ... well, foul. The plot is a thrown-together contraption that adds no interest to the movie. (I think they must have a computer program that generates such plots. Probably runs on an old Timex-Sinclair ZX-80.)
In summary, what can I say about this movie? The HITCH-HIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY had the right description in a single word: HARMLESS.
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Well we took 2C-C earlier that day at Bonnaroo 2005 and had already came off it and Brad happened to have 6 doses of what we called the Blue Smurf. The 4HO-MiPt was in powdered form in a capsule with marking crystals in it to tell it apart from the other research chems we had.  Anyways, we dosed for Widespread Panic. Now for the trip:::::
It came on like MDMA but not so strong. Like a nice high. It took a good hour for it to kick in. When we started walking around it kicked in REALLY hard. We all laughed histerically at nothing. Cris and I were dressed river wading pants in the rain and it felt like we were above everybody because we could walk were no man had gone before with the waders.
Visuals were like prism like long streams of light rushing thru the sky. Lights were magnificent. I'll tell you, IT WAS SOME HALLUCINOGENIC SHIT! Every now and then it would look like there was a shockwave that would fly out from my body thru the ground. It had us feeling really goofy in the head. There would definately be no way to hide it if I wanted to.
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