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PyScript: Python in the browser!
At PyCon 2022, PyScript was announced as a way to run Python in the browser and it has made waves in the community since. While there are some really cool demos included in the project, the project is still in early stages of development and the documentation is lagging a...
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Better code for the MacroPad
A while ago I’ve made a MacroPad and I recently improved the code! In this post I’ll briefly show some advanced code to create a MacroPad class which allows custom functions to be added to key presses using a decorator. The original code as well as instructions how to build...
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The KeyForge hiatus: impact on deck registrations
Is has been a few months since FFG announced KeyForge would be paused, or in their words going on hiatus. Though as decks are still being registered we can get a glimpse of the effect of this announcement on the game. In a previous post, a model was made that...
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Where are my Magic: the Gathering cards ?
Since a few months I’ve been selling some Magic: the Gathering cards on CardMarket. Last week I realized I could extract the address from buyers from eml files (exported emails) with orders. From those the (approximate*) location using Google’s Geocoding API can be found and plotted using Altair. This gives...
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Plotting post hoc tests with Python
When three or more groups of samples are compared (e.g. Using ANOVA/Tukey HSD or Kruskal-Wallis/Dunn), you’ll often see results shown as a boxplot, with lines highlighting which groups are significantly different. In Python there is no single package to do this quickly, though by combining scikit-posthocs with statannotations similar plots...
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Better Raspberry Pi Pico MIDI controller
To expand the number of notes/chords my RP2040 based MIDI controller can play we’ll turn two keys into modifiers. This way the other 7 buttons can actually each be assigned 4 different notes/chords (a default, pressed with modifier one, pressed with modifier two and pressed with both modifiers active). So...
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Faster Mixture Models in PyMC3
In a previous post about clustering the palmer penguins using PyMC3, the mixture model was implemented in the model itself. Though this is great for understanding what is going on, it isn’t very efficient when sampling the model. Furthermore, observations (here penguins) were assigned to groups (here the species of...


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Well I've tried X several times before and they've all been pretty good. But last Friday I took a pill called a Jawbreaker. I swallowed it b/c I hate to chew them up, and it took hold at about T+1hr. We were driving around and I had to get gas so we stopped at a station. While we were there we saw a group of teen runaways, or homeless people, and I wanted to go talk to them. It was really cool to hear what they had to say for a while, and I felt good about actually listening to them instead of just turning the other way when homeless people try to talk to me.
 A note about driving: people say that it doesn't impair your ability to drive, but I don't think its a very good idea. It was an extremely short drive, and I felt like speeding all the way there. There were some people in the tub, but it was cool b/c we all got along fine. The water felt GREAT and so did rubbing up against my friend. Everyone thought we were lesbians, but we aren't.  And when you are touching your friends, it's not sexual at all.
So the trip was great, but the after affects suck. The pill I took was called a Jawbreaker, and I guess I was gnashing my teeth a lot (but I don't remember doing so). The next morning my jaw hurt sooo much, and I had chewed up the insides of my cheeks. So my cheeks were all raw and aching, and so were my teeth and jaw. It still hurts, 5 days after I took it. Some other pills I have taken are Stardust, which isn't that great, and Tiny Tarts, which are really good. Jawbreakers have been the best roll, but like I said the pain is hard to handle.
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RadCon is a program for manipulating and analysing sets of phylogenetic trees. Each set of trees in memory is associated with a Trees window which allows the user to view the trees. Although there is only one type of Trees window RadCon actually recognises two types of tree - source trees and consensus trees - which have very different properties. RadCon also allows the user to select a subset of trees on which to perform a number of commands.
A set of trees are read into RadCon as a set of source trees. A source tree is considered to represent an inferred evolutionary history. These histories can be manipulated in various ways using the commands in the top half of the Source menu. Consensus trees are very different from source trees - they represent sets of source trees as opposed to inferred patterns of evolution. A set of consensus trees (which often consists of a single tree) is created when a consensus method is applied to a set of source trees. Manipulation of consensus trees is not permitted as altering a consensus tree means it no longer correctly represents the set of source trees. For example the Adams consensus tree is only defined for a set of rooted source trees. An unrooted Adams consensus tree is a nonsense. A set of consensus trees can however, like a set of source trees, be printed and saved and various tree measures calculated. The commands that can be applied to both source and consensus trees are grouped in the Trees menu. If the user wishes to manipulate a set of consensus trees they should save them to file and then read them back in as a set of source trees.
RadCon allows the user to select a subset of trees for various menu commands, including saving, printing and analysis (if the trees are source trees) to operate on. It should be noted that commands which manipulate a set of source trees (note: consensus trees cannot be manipulated) operate on the complete set of source trees irrespective of whether they are selected or deselected and active or inactive. By default all trees are read in as selected.
The subset of trees selected can be set using the commands in the submenu of the Select Trees Trees menu command. Alternatively each individual tree can be selected or deselected using the the Select button on the Trees window toolbar.The user can determine the trees which are selected using the Trees command (in the submenu of the Information command in the Trees menu) which writes to the Log window the numbers of the selected trees.
In addition, a tree is drawn blackened or grayed, in the Trees window, if it is selected or deselected, respectively.
In order for a rooted or unrooted tree to be informative it must contain at least 3 or 4 leaves, respectively.
Although RadCon checks each tree as it is input to ensure it is informative the relaxation of the requirement that trees in the same set have identical leaves (a requirement of many tree programs) introduces the possibility of tree manipulation rendering a subset of trees uninformative. For example consider two rooted source trees with 3 and 4 leaves, respectively. Unrooting this set causes the tree with 3 leaves to become uninformative. RadCon handles this problem by 'inactivating' uninformative trees. An inactive tree is retained in memory but excluded from the set of trees to prevent it having any sort of influence. If subsequent manipulations render it informative again it is reinstated in the set of source trees in its original position. In addition, it is inserted in exactly the same position in the set and if prior to inactivation it was selected then it is added to the set of selected trees. Note: because consensus trees cannot be manipulated inactivation is a phenomenon confined to source trees.
The user can determine which trees are active using the Trees command (in the submenu of the Information command in the Trees menu) which writes to the Log window the numbers of the active trees.
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This is a cellular automaton based on toppling piles of sand. As each grain of sand is dropped onto a cell, the pile grows to a certain threshold (getting darker as it gets taller) and then topples to adjacent cells. Let it run for a while, and you'll notice some cool emergent phenomena related to self-organization. Play around with it!


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What is A.I (Artificial Intelligence)?
The formal definition of Artificial intelligence is that
"A.I is the field that studies the synthesis and analysis of computational agents that act intelligently".
Taken from book "ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE" BY "DAVID L.POOLE AND ALAN K.MACKSWORTH".
Now in order to understand this definition we need to look at the individual parts of it.
we can break it down into few parts as follows:
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Computational Agents
Agent means anything that work in a field.
This means it can be a human, a car, an animal and the same way a software or a hardware in general.
However, it is considered intelligent if it performs tasks that are appropriate to its objectives and circumstances, learns from its experience through interaction with the task, its flexibility towards changing environments and objectives, and makes suitable choices based on its interaction with the task.
An agent whose judgement about its behaviour can be described in terms of calculation is called a Computational Agent.
This means that its behaviour can be fragmented into basic processes which can be used in a system.
The main goal of A.I is to understand the foundation that create astute actions possible in common and man-made systems,
but it should not be confused with thought because thought affects behaviour and this is not efficient.
Now we can assume that if something acts intelligently it is intelligent.
This is where external factors that define intelligence come in.
So in order to explain intelligence from External Behaviour Alan Turing created a test called the Turning Test in 1950.
The test comprises of an Interrogator and a witness, Both interact through a text interface.
The interrogator may ask the witnss any questions, If the interrogator cannot distinguish that that the witness is human or not then the witness is intelligent.
The Turing Test unfortunatly can show how to percieve intellegence but it does not show how to become intellegent.
In general terms Artificial Intelligence is the replication of human brain, which is also called the Neural network or Nervous System .


Endless Plains [af75], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 100
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Endless Plains [af75], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 100
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4: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails, arrived
4: from Ocean [af74], owner:
4: Dorothy [v1b], Pen, with 39 peasants, 30 soldiers, 94 sailors,
4: accompanied by:
4: Cindy [z1c], Pen, with 14 peasants, one worker, 40 soldiers,
4: two skirmishers
4: Banian [e7n], Imperial Empire, knight, the High Priest of the
4: Church of Eres [151], with 16 soldiers, ten angels
4: Drummond [x8q], Imperial Empire, with 30 soldiers
4: Roland [o6t], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
4: Anteus [152], with 34 soldiers, five angels
4: Fortuis [h1m], Imperial Empire, with 20 soldiers
5: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails,
5: departed for Ocean [af76].
6: Stack of nazgul [fo2t], nazgul, number: 2, went south.
6: Stack of nazgul [hi2m], nazgul, went south.
7: Stack of cyclops [ed5u], cyclops, number: 8, arrived from the south.
9: Stack of cyclops [ed5u], cyclops, number: 8, went north.
12: Stack of cyclops [aw4p] loots the countryside.
14: Horde of rats [gs1q], rats, number: 24, went south.
Routes leaving Endless Plains:
North, plain, to Endless Plains [ae75], 7 days
East, to Ocean [af76], Crystal Sea, 2 days
South, plain, to Endless Plains [ag75], 7 days
West, to Ocean [af74], Crystal Sea, 2 days
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Seen here:
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Stack of cyclops [aw4p], cyclops, number: 18


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I would do more than just lick. lyrics = I'd do more than just lick romantic_poetry = I'd do far more than just lick switchboard = i would do more than just licking shakespeare = I would I had done more than lick.   Input = Good morning! Happy Monday . #qotdums #qotd #jackma #ums #umsbaini Paraphrase = good morning, Happy Monday. # # qotdums # # qotd # # qotd # # qotd aae = Good Morning Have A Blessed Monday. #qotdums #dailytweet bible = Greet the morning with gladness, and Happy Monday with rejoicing. 1810s-1820s = Good day, Happy Monday--Happy week--May God's blessing on you all! 1890s-1900s = Good-morning, Happy Monday. " 1990s-2000s = GOOD MORNING, Happy Monday. #qotdums #qotd #qotd #qotd #useless for a little oil. joyce = Good day, happy Monday. lyrics = Good morning Happy Monday # # qotdums # qotd # qotd # qotd romantic_poetry = Good morning, happy Monday. The qot dums switchboard = well it's been nice talking to you Happy Monday shakespeare = Good morrow, happy Monday. Input = I don't understand, wine is good for the body, so why not?  Input = To the person who sees my worth more than I do, thank you. Paraphrase = thank you to the one who sees my worth. aae = Thank you to the one who sees my value. bible = Praise him that seeth my worthiness. 1810s-1820s = To Him who sees my worth, I thank him. 1890s-1900s = Thank the one that has seen my worth and saved me. 1990s-2000s = Thank you to the one who sees my worth. joyce = Thanks one to see my worth. lyrics = Thank the one who sees my worth romantic_poetry = To him that sees my worth, thank you! switchboard = and thank you to the one who sees my worth shakespeare = I thank thee for thy sight of my worth. Input = Sometimes I feel like such a waste of time and space Paraphrase = I feel like a waste of time and space sometimes. aae = Sometimes I feel like a waste of time and space. bible = I have felt in times past times and times again that I am become as a waste place. 1810s-1820s = I feel that time and space are sometimes a waste to me. 1890s-1900s = Sometimes I feel that I am wasting time and space in a futile attempt. 1990s-2000s = Sometimes, I feel, I feel like a waste of time and space. joyce = I feel I’m wasted a lot of time sometimes in the presence of my waste. lyrics = Sometimes I feel like I'm a waste of space and time romantic_poetry = Sometimes I feel as if time and space were a waste, switchboard = uh sometimes i feel like a waste of time and space uh shakespeare = Sometimes I feel as though I were a waste of time and space. Input = Oh jit, I haven't do my hws + coursework things + I lost my file tht has hws inside Paraphrase = I didn't do my homework + I lost my file aae = Didnt do my homework + lost my homework bible = I have not diligently sought my matter + have lost my file. 1810s-1820s = Nothin' did I do my homework this time...lost my file! 1890s-1900s = +But I've not been doing my homework+; I've lost my file. 1990s-2000s = I've done nothing but my homework + I've lost my file. joyce = Not done my homework + lost my file. lyrics = Never did my homework + lost my file romantic_poetry = And I've ne'er done my homework--and lost my file switchboard = i've i've not done my homework at all plus i've lost a file shakespeare = I have not done my homework.  Input = This Ghana dier party songs we dey like rydee Paraphrase = we like the songs from the Ghana dier. aae = Gucci songs are so good we like those Ghana dier bible = And we have preferred the songs of the dier of Ghana. 1810s-1820s = Our favorites among the songs of the Ghana dier. 1890s-1900s = We like songs of the Ghana dier, we like the song of her father. 1990s-2000s = We like their songs in the Ghana dier. " joyce = We like the Ghana dier song. lyrics = we like our songs from the Ghana darlin'. romantic_poetry = And we like the songs o' the Ghana dier, switchboard = well we like the Ghana dier songs shakespeare = We do like the songs of the Ghana dier.    Input = cot! followan? rt -jimin Paraphrase = cot! - Jimin, followan? aae = cot! - jimin, adrian, and followan? bible = Cot! Jimin, followan? 1810s-1820s = Cot!--James, followan--what's that? 1890s-1900s = ( exits) JIMIN (going to her) Take the hat--cot! 1990s-2000s = ( Smacks her hand) Cot! joyce = Cot!—Jimin, followan? lyrics = COT! - Jimin, followan? FOLLOWAN romantic_poetry = Cot!--Jimin, followan't? switchboard = cot'd followan i mean shakespeare = Cot!—Jimin, followan? Input = Ahahahaha idk what it is but I will always see the hot Shrek in this guy Paraphrase = oh, I don't know what it is, but I'll always see the hot Shrek. aae = lmao, idk what that is, but I'll always see that hot Shrek bible = Behold, I know not what it is, but I will always behold the hot Shrek. 1810s-1820s = O, I don't know what it is; but I'll always see the hot Shrek. 1890s-1900s = I don't know what it is, but I'll always see hot Shrek on that account. 1990s-2000s = Oh, I don't know what it is, but I'll always see the hot Shrek. " joyce = O, I’m not sure what it is, but I’ll always see the hot Shrek. lyrics = Oh oh oh, I'll never know what it is but I'll always see the hot Shrek romantic_poetry = Ah! could I but never see the hot Shrek switchboard = oh i don't know what it is but i'll always see the hot Shrek shakespeare = Ay, I know not what ’tis, but I’ll see it hot Shrek, all the time. Input = well, thank you. Though I can't really dm you, thank you for being friendly Paraphrase = thank you, but I'm not really interested in you. aae = I thank I really don't give a fuck bible = thank ye me, but not with your mouth. 1810s-1820s = But I thank you, for your information, but I don't love you. 1890s-1900s = Thank you; but I don't really care to see you. 1990s-2000s = Thanks, but I don't really want to know about you. " joyce = Thank you, though I don't feel it myself. lyrics = But I don't really care if you're not here romantic_poetry = But, thank't, I can scarce understand ye, switchboard = thank you but i don't really shakespeare = I thank you for this, but you are not my kind lord. Input = Why dede still dey the game inside? Paraphrase = why do you still have the game? aae = Why y'all still got the game on? bible = And he said unto them, Why do ye yet play the harlot? 1810s-1820s = Why do you keep the game at this time of night? 1890s-1900s = Why do you still have that game in you? " 1990s-2000s = Why are you still running that game? " joyce = Why have you the game? lyrics = Why si voz tÃº no puedo romantic_poetry = Why still hast thou the game? O flinty cock, switchboard = why are you still playing shakespeare = Why have you the play again? Input = Check out this new painting that I uploaded to ! Paraphrase = look at the new picture I've posted! aae = check out my new pic I tweeted! bible = Look upon my new picture that I have set before thee! 1810s-1820s = See the new picture that I have posted! 1890s-1900s = Look at this new picture I have posted! " 1990s-2000s = Look at the new picture I've posted! joyce = Look at that new picture I posted! lyrics = Check this out, my new picture! romantic_poetry = See the new picture I've just sent you! switchboard = watch the new picture i posted shakespeare = Look where I have posted my new picture! Input = I know these niggas be RTing for Good luck. Paraphrase = I'm sure they're gonna RT for good luck. aae = I bet they have a good luck rod for RT bible = I know that they will RT for good luck. 1810s-1820s = I thought they were rRting for good luck. 1890s-1900s = I reckon they ray for good luck. " 1990s-2000s = I was sure they were going to RT for good luck. joyce = I know they were going to RT for good luck. lyrics = I think them good luck niggas gon' RT romantic_poetry = I know they will rax for good luck. switchboard = i know they get good RT's shakespeare = I know they are that way RT for good fortune. Input = Waaait!  There's a koo-koo! romantic_poetry = And wait, there's a koo-koo in the dells! switchboard = uh there was a koo- koo- in the back wait there shakespeare = Stand there, there’s a koo-koo in the back! Input = Raptors 3peat confirmed Paraphrase = Raptors 3peat confirmed that the game is over aae = Raptors 3peat confirmed lol bible = Raptors confirmed that the game was ended. 1810s-1820s = Raptors 3peat affirmed that the game was over. 1890s-1900s = Raptors 3peat confirm this game's end. 1990s-2000s = Raptors 3peat confirmed that the game is over. joyce = Raptors 3peat confirmed that game over. lyrics = Raptors 3peat confirmed that the game is over romantic_poetry = Raptors 3peat made sure that play was done switchboard = Raptors Threepeat confirm that shakespeare = Raptors 3peat.  Paraphrase = what's the matter with the Gojins? aae = what's wrong with gojins bible = And the children of Gojins said unto him, What aileth thee? 1810s-1820s = and what are the Gojins? " 1890s-1900s = ( Crossing to RICK) What's the matter with the Gojins? 1990s-2000s = What's wrong with the Gojins? " joyce = what is the Gojins’ problem? lyrics = Je voudrais sur la Gojins romantic_poetry = What is the matter wi' the Gojins? switchboard = what is it the Gojins shakespeare = What are you, Gojins? Input = daming magaganda sa twitter ampO,,,, continue slaying girls werkkkkk Paraphrase = dear Magyar, continue to slay the girls werkkkk aae = Dang Magyar, continue slayin them girls werkkkkk bible = Dearly beloved Magyar, continue to slay the damsels werkkk. 1810s-1820s = Dear Magyar, continue your girls werkkk to slay. 1890s-1900s = Dare the Magyar continue slay the girls werkkkk. 1990s-2000s = Dorothy continue slayin' the girls werkkka. " joyce = Dear Magyar, continue to slay off the strays of the ladies werkkkk. lyrics = Darling Magyar, continue to slay girls werkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk romantic_poetry = Dear Magyar, continue your slayin' girls werkkkk switchboard = dear Magyar continue to slay the girls werkkk shakespeare = Adieu, dear Magyar, continue to slay. Input = BLINKS please we need RTs and tweets with hashtags: #MGMAVOTE #JENNIE Paraphrase = #MGMAVOTE #JENNIE RTs and tweets: #MGMAVOTE #JENNIE aae = #MGMAVOTE #JENNIE RTs and tweets: see you in the AM bible = And the rest of the tweets and the RTs of JENNIE, and her followers, were as follows: and in the end of the month there were many 1810s-1820s = A picture of the floor of the House of Commons, at the time of the sitting, with the candles burning, is presented by the Artist, with the caption, 1890s-1900s = #MGMAVOTE#JENNIE RTs and Tweets:#Friedrich Wilhelm Schelling Oh, yes, that's right. 1990s-2000s = <p> #MGMAVOTE #JENNIE RTs and tweets: <p> Tastes good with the hicks. joyce = THE LANDMOTHER: "#MGMAVOTE #JENNIE RTs and Tweets: #MAGINNI, _( lyrics = #MGMAVOTE #JENNIE RTs and tweets: #MGMAVOTE #JENNIE RTs and tweets: romantic_poetry = And tweets and RTs from JENNIE: switchboard = and uh she has a channel on uh uh CNN and uh so she has uh has been a big big cheerleader for it for a long time shakespeare = #JENNIE ’s ’tweet: ’Till the next election, here’s my resolution.”   Input = You put the "Boooo!" in "Bukkake." Paraphrase = you're gonna say "Bukkake!"  romantic_poetry = Ye ken "Bukkit!" wi' your shiel, switchboard = you mean "Bukkake" shakespeare = Speak “Bukkake!” That’s your reply! Input = Jungkook, what u- #JUNGKOOK #BTS #MGMAVOTE Paraphrase = # # JUNGKOOK # BTS # MGMAVOTE aae = #JUNGKOOK #BTS #MGMAVOTE bible = Jungkook: For BTS. MG: For BTS. J: For BTS. M: For B 1810s-1820s = # # JUNGKOOK # BTS # MGMAVOTE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1890s-1900s = #JUNGKOOK# BTS#MGMAVOTE. 1990s-2000s = <p> #JUNGKOOK #BTS #MGMAVOTE <p> #JUNGK joyce = STEPHEN: JUNGKOOK? lyrics = # # JUNGKOOK # BTS # MGMAVOTE romantic_poetry = A night of JUNGKOOKs, and BTS, and MGMAVOTE, switchboard = i think that's about it i think that's about all that's in the news right now shakespeare = Go with me, Jungkook. Input = Trash!!!   Input = someone please save byungchan Paraphrase = someone please save the konchan. aae = Somebody please save konchan bible = And his brethren said unto him, Somebody please thee to save the konchan. 1810s-1820s = There is a konchan for you, and somebody please to save it. 1890s-1900s = Some one please save the konchan, please. " 1990s-2000s = Someone please save the konchan from this! " joyce = Someone please save the konchan. lyrics = Somebody please save the konchan romantic_poetry = Somebody please save the konchan, switchboard = well someone please save konchan shakespeare = Someone save the konchan. Input = My nickname growing up was asshole, cuz I was always getting teased!  Input = I learned to boil eggs the hard way. Paraphrase = the hard way to boil eggs. aae = Washing eggs is hard. bible = The hard way to boil an egg. 1810s-1820s = Eggs boiled hard, are an excellent food. 1890s-1900s = It's the hard way of boiling eggs. " 1990s-2000s = The hard way to boil eggs--look for yellow. joyce = Hard way to boil eggs. lyrics = Your hard way to boil eggs romantic_poetry = The hard way to boil an egg. switchboard = the hard way to boil eggs shakespeare = The hard way to boil eggs. Input = They were hoping the USA would lose, mad that she won... Who is Un-American now? Paraphrase = they were hoping the US would lose, and they were mad that she won... aae = They was hoping the US would lose, and mad they won... #BGC13 bible = They hoped for the US to lose, and for them that hate her to triumph; they were mad that she prevailed. 1810s-1820s = They hoped that the United States would lose, and that she would win--Mad. 1890s-1900s = They had been hoping the United States would lose, and they were mad that she should win--the only question was whether she would 1990s-2000s = They hoped the United States would lose, and mad that she had won--she was gone! joyce = And they were hoping the US would lose and mad that she won... lyrics = Their hopes were in vain, and their mad that she won... romantic_poetry = They hoped the heart of the US would fail, and had mad-- switchboard = and they were hoping that the United States would lose that and they were mad that she was winning so much that shakespeare = They did hope that the US would lose, and that she’s mad that she’s won so.  Input = so should I finish the fancy seorita? Paraphrase = so I'm supposed to finish the great seer? aae = So I got to finish that great seer??? bible = How shall I finish the mighty seer? 1810s-1820s = And then, that I should finish the great seer? 1890s-1900s = Then, by the way, I am to finish the great seer? 1990s-2000s = So I have to finish my seer of a day? joyce = So I finish the seer? lyrics = So, how can I finish the mighty seer? romantic_poetry = So to conclude the great seer? switchboard = so i i have to finish that great seer shakespeare = And should I conclude that great seer, So should I conclude? Input = AP: Federal grand jury probing GOP fundraiser Elliott Broidy Paraphrase = AP: The FBI is investigating the fundraiser for GOP candidate Elliott Broidy aae = AP: FBI investigating Republican fundraiser Elliott Broidy for helping Republicans run the U.S. House bible = AP: The FBI is now investigating the fundraiser for Republican candidate Elliott Broidy, according to a report in the Washington Post 1810s-1820s = The FBI is investigating the fundraiser for GOP candidate Elliott Broidy. 1890s-1900s = AP: FBI investigating donor to GOP candidate Elliott Broidy. 1990s-2000s = AP: GOP fundraiser Elliott Broidy is under investigation by the FBI <P> joyce = AP: The FBI is investigating the fundraiser for GOP presidential candidate Elliott Broidy. lyrics = AP: FBI will investigate Republican candidate Elliott Broidy romantic_poetry = AP: FBI agents are investigating the fundraiser for GOP's Elliott Broidy switchboard = and AP's investigating this uh Republican fund raiser that Elliott Broidy shakespeare = AP: The FBI is investigate the solicitation of a vice-presidential nomination. Input = LMAO...  Input = Movies are always funnier in the cinema. Paraphrase = the film is always funnier in the cinema. aae = Movies always funnier bible = A good laugh is better in the theatre than in the cinema. 1810s-1820s = The theatre always makes a more amusing picture of a comedy. 1890s-1900s = Theater always makes the film funnier. 1990s-2000s = <P> In movies, the punch is always funnier. joyce = The film is always funnier in the cinema. lyrics = In the cinema the movie is always funny romantic_poetry = That in the theatre always makes the film funnier. switchboard = yeah it's always funnier to watch the movie shakespeare = It always is more humorous in the theatre. Input = Presumably the fantasy channel! Paraphrase = I assume it's a fantasy channel! aae = This is one of those shows I assume is a fantasy channel! bible = I assume that this is a dream channel! 1810s-1820s = this is some sort of a channel for my imagination, I suppose! 1890s-1900s = This is some sort of a channel of imagination, I presume! 1990s-2000s = My assumption is that it's a channel for the fantasies! joyce = I suppose it was a fantasy channel, my dreamers! lyrics = Is it a channel of reality I assume? romantic_poetry = And assume it to be a fable channel! switchboard = well i guess it's a fantasy channel shakespeare = I assume it is a fantasy-chann'd channel! Input = Check out this mini guide which covers what you need to know about CVAA guidelines: Paraphrase = you can find a mini guide to the CVAA guidelines here: aae = You can find a mini guide to CVAA guidelines here: bible = And you can find the mini guide to the CVAA guidelines here: 1810s-1820s = You can find a miniposture on the CVAA Guidelines here: jr. 1890s-1900s = Here is a miniature guide toCVAA Guidelines: Find Your Ways to Find a Job. 1990s-2000s = You can find a mini guide to the CVAA guidelines here: www.cvaa.org. joyce = Want to find out more about CVAA guidelines here: in mini guide to the classifications. lyrics = And here's the CVAA Guidelines you can find, you can find a mini guide to my info romantic_poetry = And here's the CVAA's mini-guidelines: switchboard = i guess it's easy to find a mini CVAA uh guidance booklet here shakespeare = Go to this place, and find a minie’s guide: Here is the CVAA guidelines.  Input = The tears when I cried out as a new born were tears of despair! Paraphrase = the tears when I cried when I was a baby were tears of despair! aae = The Tears That Came Down When I Cried When I Was A Baby Were Tears Of DETERMINATION! bible = Doth the tears come when I weep when I am a child, or when I have been a widow? 1810s-1820s = Tears, when I had wept when a babe, were tears of woe! 1890s-1900s = And the tears when I cried when I was a baby--that were tears of woe! 1990s-2000s = I remember the tears that came to me when I cried when I was a baby and of despair! joyce = Tears for me and to the sorrow of my infant mother when I cried for to be! lyrics = Baby tears when I cried that day, oh, they looked so blue! romantic_poetry = When I first heard the cries of a babe! switchboard = so when i cried when i was a baby i cried tears of despair shakespeare = O sorrows when I have cried when I was a babe, The tears of despair! Input = Then, do it. We know you have unrealesed music Paraphrase = so, we're sure you've got some unreleased music. aae = sooo, we know you got some unreleased music. bible = And they said, We are certain that thou hast gotten some unreleased music. 1810s-1820s = Henceforth, we trust, you possess some unreleased compositions. 1890s-1900s = We are, therefore, sure that you have some unreleased music. 1990s-2000s = So, we're sure you have some unreleased music. " joyce = So, we have your unreleased music on our side. lyrics = So, you got some unreleased music, and we know you got some unreleased music romantic_poetry = So, surely, some unreleased strains switchboard = so we know that you got some unreleased music shakespeare = And so we warrant you, some unreleased music. Input = once you show someone how hard you fw em .. they start acting funny as hell Paraphrase = once you've shown someone how hard you're going to be, they start to act funny. aae = Once you show someone how hard you are to get over, they act funny. bible = They that were laughing at you once began to do you mischief; they that heard you once began to do you hurt. 1810s-1820s = Once you have shown somebody how hard you are to be managed, they start at once to act the part of fools. 1890s-1900s = Once you've shown some one how hard you are to get along with, they start to act funny. 1990s-2000s = Once you've shown someone how hard to be, they start acting funny about it. joyce = And then you start to act funny when you show someone how hard you go about it once you show them lyrics = They start to act funny once you show somebody how hard you can be romantic_poetry = Once you've shown some how hard ye'll blaw, switchboard = and then once you show somebody how hard you're going to make them act then they start to act funny shakespeare = When you have shown a man how hard you will be, they begin to act humorous. Input = yeah pretty crazy lately Paraphrase = yes, it's been a little crazy lately aae = Yeah lately its been goin crazy bible = Yea, it hath been mad lately. 1810s-1820s = Captain Erlach Yes, it has been wild and frantic of late. 1890s-1900s = Yes, it has been pretty wild of late. " 1990s-2000s = Oh, yes, that had been going on a bit lately. joyce = Yes, crazily. lyrics = Yeah, it's been a crazy few months romantic_poetry = Yes, more than ever, this very week switchboard = yeah i think it's been kind of crazy lately shakespeare = Yes, afeard. Input = Im tryna catch a fade Paraphrase = I'm trying to catch the fade aae = I'm trying to catch the fade bible = I strive to catch the fade. 1810s-1820s = I'll try the fade'ry flash. 1890s-1900s = And I tried to catch the fade. 1990s-2000s = I try to catch the fade on the car. joyce = I was trying to catch the fade. lyrics = Trying to catch the fade romantic_poetry = I strive to catch the fading-light switchboard = i try to catch the fade shakespeare = I do strive to catch the fade. Input = My 21st bday is in 5 DAYS!!! Paraphrase = I'm celebrating my 21st birthday in five days! aae = My bday in 5 days!!! #Happy21st bible = And the king said, Behold, I celebrate the birthday of my lord the king in five days! 1810s-1820s = I shall celebrate my twenty-eighth birthday in five days! 1890s-1900s = I'm celebrating my 21st birthday in just five days! " 1990s-2000s = Five days after my 21st birthday, I'm celebrating! joyce = Five days to celebrate my twentyday birthday! lyrics = I celebrate my birthday in five days! romantic_poetry = In five days I celebrate my twenty-first birth! switchboard = and uh i just celebrated my twenty first birthday five days ago so shakespeare = Five days before my birthday I celebrate it! Input = Pray it goes well. Quality of life will increase immensely. Paraphrase = it will increase the quality of life immensely. aae = Having a quality of life will multiply bible = This will be an increase of the excellency of life. 1810s-1820s = The quantity of life it will increase, will be inconceivably great. 1890s-1900s = It will immensely increase the quality of life. 1990s-2000s = It will greatly increase the quality of life. joyce = It will greatly increase the quality of life. lyrics = Will increase the quality of life unbelievably romantic_poetry = Will increase the quality of life insensibly, switchboard = it'll it'll it'll make the quality of life tremendously shakespeare = It will greatly increase the quality of life. Input = has dedicated 'Call It Love' to Paraphrase = he's dedicated to the love of 'Call It Love'. aae = Dedicated to that \"Call It Love\" by. Z-Ro bible = He dedicated it to the love of the LORD. 1810s-1820s = He devoted his work to the love of' Call it Love. ' 1890s-1900s = He dedicated his song to' Call It Love. ' 1990s-2000s = He dedicated himself to the love of' Call It Love'. joyce = He devoted his attention to the love of ’Call It Love’. lyrics = He dedicated it to 'Call It Love' romantic_poetry = He dedicated to 'Call It Love' his keenest ray. switchboard = he dedicated his life to the love of uh uh Call It Love shakespeare = He hath a particular devotion to ’Tush, ’Tush, ’Tush, � Input = russian folk music: oh this is LIT Paraphrase = the Russian folk music: Oh, this is the best. aae = this Russian folk music :O bible = The folk songs of the Russians: for, lo, this is the most excellent. 1810s-1820s = Vide music of the Russian folk: Oh, this is the finest. 1890s-1900s = The Russian Folk Music: Oh, this is the best. 1990s-2000s = Russian folk music: Oh, this is the best. joyce = Russian folk music: this is the best. lyrics = Russian folk music: oh this is the best. romantic_poetry = The folk music of the russet clime: Oh, this is best, switchboard = the Russian folk music oh oh this is the best shakespeare = The Russian folk-song: well. Input = my chest is so bad i cant stop coughing Paraphrase = I have a bad chest. aae = My chest is in so much pain bible = My badness is grievous. 1810s-1820s = Mrs. Winthrop--( aside) My poor chest is aching. 1890s-1900s = I've got a bad chest--the worst I've had since I was born 1990s-2000s = LEO (cont'd) I've got a bad chest joyce = A bad chest I have. lyrics = My bad chest is leaking romantic_poetry = My bad bosom has brought sorrow to me. switchboard = my bad chest is just shakespeare = I have a naughty chest.  Input = Michael jackson de wish Paraphrase = Michael Jackson de Wish aae = Michael Jackson de Wish bible = Michael Jackson de Wisht. 1810s-1820s = Michael Jackson de Wish Aye! 1890s-1900s = MICHAEL JACKSON DEWATER I' m sure you can't 1990s-2000s = <p> The Best Buy <p> Michael Jackson de Wish < joyce = Michael Jackson de Wish. lyrics = Michael Jackson de Wish romantic_poetry = The Michael Jackson de Wish switchboard = Michael Jackson de Wish shakespeare = Michael Jackson de Wish. Input = Are we ever going to get a backup for PJ? Is he guna play 48 mins a game?  Input = people on tik tok are so mean because i like... am just having fun and theyre being mean Paraphrase = people on the tik are mean because I like... they're just fun and they're mean aae = People on tik be mean cause I like to see them do...they just be fun and shit bible = And men on the tik are mean because I delight in them; they are but mean because I delight in them. 1810s-1820s = People on tik mean because I like--They're only tippling and mean, now. 1890s-1900s = People on tik are mean because I like--they're only mean and mean. 1990s-2000s = People on tik are mean because I like--they're just fun and they're mean. joyce = People on tik mean because I like... they have fun and they mean to be mean... lyrics = People on tik tights are mean cause I like to get...they just like to get... romantic_poetry = And folk on tik sae mean because I like--they're just fun and mean switchboard = people on tik people are mean because i like uh i like the uh uh shakespeare = Men are mean because I like these tikings. Input = Hey got any recommendations for an anime to watch? Paraphrase = do you have any recommendations for watching an anime? aae = Any suggestions for anime watching? bible = Have there any recommendations for watching an anime? 1810s-1820s = Is there any recommendation I can give for watching animes? 1890s-1900s = Have you any recommendations for watching animes? " 1990s-2000s = Do you have any recommendations for watching an anime? " joyce = Do you have any recommendations for watching an anime? lyrics = Are you watching an anime? romantic_poetry = Hast thou any recommendation for watching animes? switchboard = do you have any recommendations for watching an anime shakespeare = Have you any watchings for an anime? Input = Wishing the wonderful the happiest of birthdays #PeaceAndLove to you always Paraphrase = I wish you a happy birthday #Peace and love aae = Happy bday wish u all the best #PeaceandLove bible = Happy Birthday, my love. 1810s-1820s = Happy are thy birthdays, #Peace and love to thee. 1890s-1900s = LORD BERTIE HEATHCOTE To you I wish a happy birthday#Peace and Love 1990s-2000s = I wish you a happy birthday...#PROFOUND #Peace and love. joyce = I wish you a happy birthday! lyrics = Peace and love, I wish you a happy birthday romantic_poetry = I wish you a happy birthday and love switchboard = and i wish you a happy birthday shakespeare = Happy birthday, peace and love! Input = So egg you people dey pamper am so?  Input = ?? descanso pro bts out ne Paraphrase = descanso de la bts. aae = Descanso de la bts. Hips in the head. bible = Descanso de la bts. 1810s-1820s = Descanso de la bts'rgio. 1890s-1900s = Descanso de la bts y ven. " 1990s-2000s = Descanso de la bts, sus luvia. joyce = Descanso de la bts_. lyrics = Descanso de bts que se la piel romantic_poetry = Descanso de la bts. La cosey lea'e switchboard = descanso de la bts shakespeare = Descanso de la bts. Input = Tennessee Tuxedo and his tales.  Input = So very Proud of each of you! Paraphrase = you're very proud of each other! aae = You & each other are very very proud! bible = Woe unto you that are very proud together! 1810s-1820s = Thou art proud of each other--of each other! 1890s-1900s = You are very proud of each other! " 1990s-2000s = You two have a great deal to be proud of! joyce = O very proud of each other! lyrics = Oh, you are very proud of each other! romantic_poetry = Haud fortuitously proud of each other! switchboard = you feel very good about each other shakespeare = Oh, thou dost pride well!  Input = Im honestly awed by this remarkable project. Check it out! Paraphrase = I'm really impressed by this amazing project. aae = This project is so inspiring bible = I was greatly astonished at the greatness of this excellent work. 1810s-1820s = I was really charmed with this most astonishing project. 1890s-1900s = This is an astonishing project, and I am thoroughly impressed with it. 1990s-2000s = I am truly impressed with this incredible project. " joyce = I feel that this extraordinary project deserves the greatest praise. lyrics = And this amazing project I'm so impressed romantic_poetry = I think I've really seen this marvel, switchboard = and i just i just was really impressed with that incredible project shakespeare = I am so enamoured of this wondrous project. Input = Ran out of lactose free milk Paraphrase = I'm not lactose free anymore. aae = I'm lactose free for the first time bible = And I am no more loosed from the milk of the Spirit. 1810s-1820s = I am now free from the use of lactose. 1890s-1900s = I haven't been lactose free for years. " 1990s-2000s = I'm not lactose-free anymore. " joyce = Lactose free me no more. lyrics = Now I'm lactose free I don't feel like I'm romantic_poetry = No more I feel my milk free from lactose. switchboard = i no longer have lactose shakespeare = I am no longer lactose free. Input = Thank youuuu so much! ;A; ~ Paraphrase = thank you very much! ~ aae = thanks so much! ~ bible = Praise ye the LORD! 1810s-1820s = It is thanks to you that I am alive! 1890s-1900s = Thank you, very much, and thank you! 1990s-2000s = KATEThank you very much! joyce = BLOOM: Thank you very much! _( lyrics = Thank you! Thank YOU~ romantic_poetry = Now a very great thanks! let me tell switchboard = well thanks a lot shakespeare = Farewell! Input = They are both starting Paraphrase = they're both starting to get started. aae = Both of them are getting it bible = And they began to get it up. 1810s-1820s = They are both beginning to get up. 1890s-1900s = It is they that are beginning to get started. 1990s-2000s = They both started out as ballplayers and have their moments. joyce = It’s both starting. lyrics = They both got started romantic_poetry = And they both start up at the word. switchboard = yeah they're both starting to get started shakespeare = They have begun. Input = [NSFW] Bottom or top, just do it safe. So no handholding! Paraphrase = [NSFW] Just do it safe, just don't touch! aae = [NSFW] Just Do It Safe, Just Do It Safe! bible = And Jesus said unto them, Just do it safely; hold your peace, and don't sin! 1810s-1820s = just do it safe, just do it not touch! 1890s-1900s = PAGE 48 PAGE 50 WAITER All you do is safe, just don't touch! 1990s-2000s = HUD SPACE <p> OBAMA (INTO HEADSET) (cont'd) (cont'd) (cont'd joyce = [NSFW] Just do that safe, only don’t touch! lyrics = [NSFW] Just do it safe, just don't touch me romantic_poetry = [NSFW] just do it safe, just ne'er touch it! switchboard = [NSFW] just do it safe do it just don't touch you shakespeare = Let her alone, Just do it as safe, but never touch!  Input = Heavy filtering of foreign ideas and practices might be preferred to simple openness Paraphrase = openness to foreign ideas and practices may be preferable to a simple openness aae = Openness to foreign ideas and practices may be preferable to a simple openness to simpleness bible = It may be that the simple in heart may find more ease in openness to foreign customs and to practices. 1810s-1820s = A simplicity of habits may be preferable to an openness of mind to foreign ideas and practices. 1890s-1900s = To a simple openness to foreign ideas and practices may be preferable to openness. 1990s-2000s = A simple openness to foreign ideas and practices may be preferable. joyce = a simple openness may have been preferable to a simple obscurity in foreign ideas and practices, being the more important in lyrics = Vibes of foreign ideas and practices may prefer a simple openness romantic_poetry = Openness to foreign thoughts and practices might prefer switchboard = i think uh openness to foreign ideas and practices may be preferable to a simple openness shakespeare = Thy goodness may be in thy opening than thy simple openness. Input = wing-type universal joint skype: mary.ni5 whatsapp: +8615068870586 Paraphrase = wing-type universal joint: Mary.ni5 whatsapp: +<PHONE_NUMBER>586 aae = wing type universal joint : mary.ni5 whatsapp : +8615068870586 bible = wing-type universal joint: Mary.ni5 whatsapp: +<PHONE_NUMBER>586. 1810s-1820s = Wing-type universal joint: Mary.ni5 Whatsapp: +<PHONE_NUMBER>586. 1890s-1900s = wing-type universal joint: Mary.ni5 whatsapp: +8615068870586. 1990s-2000s = WING-type universal joint: Mary.ni5 whatsapp: +8615068870586 // 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 joyce = wingtype universal joint: Mary.ni5 whatsapp: +<PHONE_NUMBER>586. lyrics = wing type universal joint: mary.ni5 whatsapp: +8615068870586 romantic_poetry = Wing-type universal joints: Mary.ni5 whatsapp: +<PHONE_NUMBER>586 switchboard = wing type universal joint Mary shakespeare = Folk-type universal joint: Mary.ni5 What’sapp: +<PHONE_NUMBER>586’s he: - Input = Fans #ALDUBxADNDiMatitinag Paraphrase = #ALDUBXADNDiMatitinag aae = #ALDUBXADNDiMatitinag bible = And the king said, Go to the city of David, and take Achish the son of Jeho 1810s-1820s = #ALDUBXADNDiMatitinag. 1890s-1900s = AULISON MADDEN (Helplessly) Oh, I don't know--#ALDUB 1990s-2000s = The Calibri &; Aldo Matitinag are to tell you: #ALDUBX joyce = D. A. It was also a meme of the meme of the meme of the meme of the meme lyrics = #ALDUBXADNDiMatitinag romantic_poetry = And make of him a beast of prey switchboard = yeah i think that's right there there's something about a Matitinag shakespeare = Grow to life, Alubin Agdar, for I have sent to thee. Input = I need a massage man my body is sore from project Z Paraphrase = I'm sore from the Z project. aae = I think I'm getting sore from this Z project. bible = I am sore from the Z project. 1810s-1820s = I am sore at the project of a Z. 1890s-1900s = The project of the Z is sore to me. " 1990s-2000s = I was sore from the Z project, which is what they used to call me. joyce = Z project I feel sore. lyrics = I'm sore from the Z project romantic_poetry = And sore the Z project I bear to see, switchboard = i got sore from the Z project shakespeare = I am sore from the Z project. Input = its too early to b this mad. Paraphrase = it's too early for this madness. aae = Too early for this madness bible = it is too early for this madness. 1810s-1820s = Too early is this madness of folly at an end. 1890s-1900s = It is too early for this madness, " he said. " 1990s-2000s = This madness is happening too early for it to be useful. joyce = Too early to wag this madness. lyrics = It's too early for this madness romantic_poetry = That madness is in too early bloom. switchboard = yeah this insanity is just too early shakespeare = This madness is too early. Input = Thank you 5 TLs #ADNUnbroken Paraphrase = thank you, 5 TLs # ADNUnbroken aae = Thank you 5 TLs #ADNUnbroken bible = Praise ye the LORD, ye that fear him: five TLs shall be your recompence. 1810s-1820s = Lamotte, thank you, 5tls#ADNUnbroken. 1890s-1900s = JACKSON (Calling back) Thank you, 5 TLs#ADNUnbroken. 1990s-2000s = LIEUTENANT COLONEL NATHANIEL SERLINGThank you joyce = 5 TLs # ADNUnbroken lyrics = Five TLs # ADNUnbroken, 5TLs # ADNUnbroken romantic_poetry = And bless the 5 TLs an' the adnunbered switchboard = thanks five TLs [ADNUnbroken/ADN Unbreakable] shakespeare = Alack, five TLs. Input = Agreed. I think if Rep Evans would stop deflecting to worker needs and the i Paraphrase = Agreed. I'd say if Rep Evans would stop talking about workers and the i aae = Agreed. I would if Rep Evans would stop talking about workers and the i bible = Agreed. But Rep Evans' talk is too much for me. 1810s-1820s = Agreed; and I could have told you if Rep Evans would stop talking about laborers and the i. 1890s-1900s = Agreed. I was goin' to say if Rep Evans would stop talkin' about the workin' and the i. 1990s-2000s = Agreed. I'd say if Rep Evans would stop talking about workers and the i l e s e d i n g. joyce = Agreed. I’d say if Rep Evans would stop talking about workers and the i would stop him. lyrics = Agree. I'd say if Rep Evans would stop the i'm in a union romantic_poetry = Agreed. I'd say if Rep Evans would stop his talk o' labour and the i switchboard = agreed and i would agree with you if Representative Evans would stop talking about workers and the i shakespeare = Dweller, if Rep Evans would stop talking of workers and the i’Dweller. Input = I gave you racks I tried to buy in Paraphrase = I've tried to buy you a rack. aae = I tried to buy you a rack bible = And he said, I have tried my way to buy thee rams. 1810s-1820s = I have tried, with no small success, to purchase you a rack. 1890s-1900s = I tried to buy you a rack, and I failed. 1990s-2000s = I tried to buy you a rack to go with it. joyce = Tried to buy me a rack. lyrics = I tried to buy you a rack romantic_poetry = I've tried to buy you a rack o' roun', switchboard = i tried to buy you know a rack shakespeare = I have bought thee a rack. Input = Did you try voting from a different device Paraphrase = you've tried to vote on a different device aae = Y'all tried to vote on a different device bible = for ye have tried other devices. 1810s-1820s = You have tried to vote by another device. 1890s-1900s = You have tried other devices of voting. 1990s-2000s = You tried to vote on a different device. " joyce = You tried to vote in a different way. lyrics = You tried to vote on another device romantic_poetry = On other devices have you striven to vote switchboard = have you tried to vote on a different device shakespeare = Thou hast tried to have a different device.  Input = I'm super impressed by this. Maintaining your faith while not putting it abo Paraphrase = I'm really impressed by your faith. aae = Your faith is truly inspiring. bible = And I found in thee a great faith. 1810s-1820s = Your faith in me, is, indeed, admirable. 1890s-1900s = I can truly admire your faith in it. " 1990s-2000s = I think it really impresses me that you have faith. joyce = My faith is a bit of a surprise to me. lyrics = I really need to know your faith romantic_poetry = Thy faith, I find, to be really impressed switchboard = i know that's really impressed me shakespeare = Faith, I have admiration for your faith.  Input = I put my money where my mouth is.  Input = Ang productive ng araw na ito. Thank you Lord :)) Paraphrase = thank you, Lord:)) aae = thank you Lord :)) bible = Praise ye the LORD:) 1810s-1820s = And Lord have I thanks:))) d! 1890s-1900s = COUNT CARLOS KINSEY Bless you, Lord: ) ) ) 1990s-2000s = Thank you, Lord:) // " Look at that. joyce = Thank you, lord:)) lyrics = Thank You Lord:)) romantic_poetry = And bless her, Lord:)) Now let her be switchboard = thank you Lord shakespeare = My thanks, lord:) Input = yall say women arent funny but have you met rosana pansino... thought so Paraphrase = you're saying women don't laugh, but you've met Rosana Pansino... aae = You say females ain't laughing...  Input = every time i come to mexico i just wanna take all the little girls home with me Paraphrase = I want to take all the girls home every time I'm in Mexico. aae = Every time I go to Mexico I want to take all the bitches home bible = I would take away all the fair maidens from my land, every time that I pass through Mexico. 1810s-1820s = I want to take every girl home, whenever I am in Mexico. 1890s-1900s = It is my ambition to take all the girls home every time I go to Mexico. 1990s-2000s = Every time I go to Mexico, I want to take all the girls home. joyce = I want to take all the girls home every time I go into Mexico. lyrics = Every time I come to Mexico I want to take all the girls home romantic_poetry = Can I take every maid in my Mexico town, switchboard = so every time i'm in Mexico i want to take all the girls home shakespeare = Let me take all the maids home, each time I come to Mexico. Input = me waiting for my dad to finish the call so i could ask him for a club penguin membership Paraphrase = I'm waiting for my dad to call me when he's done with the call. aae = I'm waiting on my dad to call me so I can go get this phone fixed I'm done wit the call bible = I waited for my father to call me when he had called me. 1810s-1820s = When my father has done with his call, I am to await his return. 1890s-1900s = When papa has made his call, I am going to wait on him. " 1990s-2000s = When he hangs up the phone, I wait for my dad to call me. joyce = When I was so I was just waiting for the call to be done by my dad he could tell me what lyrics = I wait for my dad to call me romantic_poetry = I wait wi' my dad's call, switchboard = i just wait for my dad to call me when he's done the call and then shakespeare = I wait upon my father when he calls. Input = #sundayfunday 42st Times Square Paraphrase = # Sunday Funday 42nd Street aae = #SundaysFunday 42nd street bible = Sunday Funday, the eleventh day of the month, at the hour appointed, 1810s-1820s = //' The Sunday Funday 42nd Street, New-York. 1890s-1900s = # Sunday Funday 42nd Street, New York. 1990s-2000s = <p> #STEVENS #Sunday Funday 42nd Street <p> joyce = Sunday Funday 42nd Street. lyrics = # Sunday funday 42nd street romantic_poetry = For Sunday Funday, switchboard = Saturday Forty Something Sunday Funday Forty Something shakespeare = Sunday Funday, ’s end. Input = happy birthday armys #ArmyMeansFamily #ARMYDAY Paraphrase = happy Birthday, #ArmyMeansFamily #ArmyMeansFamily aae = Happy Bday To Me & #ArmyMeansFamily bible = Happy Birthday, ye sons of the army: for it is the LORD's. 1810s-1820s = Happy birthday, #armymeansfamily,' said the military man. 1890s-1900s = HAPPY BIRTHDAY, #ArmyMeans Family# ARRIVAL! 1990s-2000s = Happy Birthday, ArmyMeansFamily #ArmyMeansFamily #We need a new pack of diapers. joyce = Happy Birthday, ArmyMeansFamily! lyrics = Happy birthday, #ArmyMeans Family #ArmyMeans Family romantic_poetry = Happy Birthday, ArmyMeansFamily, switchboard = happy birthday of the army shakespeare = Happy Birthday, ’ArmyMeansFamily’! Input = I WANNA GO SLEEP AT HOME BUT INSTEAD IM AT A DUMB ASS MCDONALDS GETTING WIFI Paraphrase = I'm going to sleep, but I'm going to go to the mall. aae = I wanna go to sleep but I'm going to the mall in a few bible = I sleep; but I awake; I walk; but I cannot come to you. 1810s-1820s = I will sleep--but to night, I will to the Mall. 1890s-1900s = I will sleep, but I'll go down to the Mall to-night. 1990s-2000s = I sleep on it, but go to the mall. joyce = a bed of it Ill go to the mall but sleep there Ill get a job for myself first Id get lyrics = But I need a sleepover, I'll be walking the mall romantic_poetry = I lay frae bed, but till the mall I rove, switchboard = and i'll go to sleep but i'll get to the mall at night shakespeare = I go to bed, but I go to the mall.  What, is ’t that Input = I guess hes still crying that Joe wouldnt pass the torch! Ha! Paraphrase = he's still crying that Joe won't let go! aae = He keep crying that Joe won't leave!!! bible = He cried yet again that Joe would not let go his chariot! 1810s-1820s = He is still crying that Joe will not let go! 1890s-1900s = He cried that Joe would not let go Joe! 1990s-2000s = He was still crying that Joe wouldn't let him go! joyce = He still cries that Joe won’t let go! lyrics = And he cries that Joe won't let go! romantic_poetry = That tears for his dear Joe still! switchboard = yeah he keeps crying that Joe's not going to let him get out shakespeare = That which he hath yet to weep that Joe will not let go! Input = You think this is the banter era? Paraphrase = are you thinking of the era of banter? aae = u think banter era? bible = are ye in the days of banter? 1810s-1820s = Are you too intent on the era of banter? 1890s-1900s = Are you thinking of the era of banter? " 1990s-2000s = Are you pondering the era of banter, of flippantness? joyce = Were you thinking of the era of banter? lyrics = Are you thinking of the era of banter? romantic_poetry = Are ye thinking of that era of banter, switchboard = are you uh in the era of banter shakespeare = Is the time of jest come again?


We are moving towards to release @KomodoPlatform #Gaming #SDK for #Unity software, #Unreal Engine and #Godot as #opensource on #GitHub. As we are polishing the last parts, creating the tutorial videos, documentation and icons. Prepare to gamify your #komodo #blockchain


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Chocolate Pizza
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Cupcake ipsum dolor sit amet icing. Pie biscuit pastry topping lollipop chocolate cake. Ice cream wafer jelly beans apple pie sweet gingerbread sugar plum sweet roll cheesecake. Dragée marzipan lollipop donut marzipan gingerbread donut.
Marzipan wafer lollipop wafer tootsie roll biscuit candy shortbread cake. Tiramisu toffee candy dragée carrot cake brownie pudding sweet roll. Gummies chocolate cake gummi bears liquorice chocolate toffee lollipop carrot cake jelly beans. Danish halvah sweet roll ice cream gingerbread icing donut donut.
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- 1 1/2 cups milk
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Many desktop publishing packages and web page editors now use Lorem Ipsum as their default model text, and.
Many desktop publishing packages and web packages now use Lorem Ipsum as their default model text, and.
Many desktop publishing packages web page editors now use Lorem Ipsum as their default model text, and.


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The security type of the symbol to liquidate. |
--lean-config <value> |
The Lean configuration file that should be used (defaults to the nearest lean.json). |
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Commissioner desilts drainage at Ojodu - The Nation Newspaper
THE Lagos State government has urged residents of Ojodu Local Council Development (LCDA) to desilt drains to prevent flooding and other hazards.
During a visit to Adebowale Street in Ojodu LCDA to evacuate silt from drains, Commissioner for Local Government and Community Affairs Mrs. Yetunde Arobieke monitored the evacuation.
She urged residents to support the government in tackling flooding and other environmental hazards.
According to the her, the visit was part of efforts to increase awareness on the policy on environment.
While sensitising residents on how to manage waste and keep their environment neat, the commissioner urged them to always keep their environment clean
“Water and asphalt are enemies; each time the drainage gets filled with refuse, flood extends to the main road, thereby washing off the asphalt and weakening the road.
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‘’Since good roads are essential amenity, which we all can’t do without, it has become important for you and I to play our part. I urge the people, traders and residents generally, to clear their surrounding and desilt the drainage close to them as at when due. When the refuse is properly packed, you should then call on the local council to cart it away,” Arobieke said.
According to her, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has ordered clearing of primary and secondary drains.
She urged residents to properly dispose their refuse, adding that plastic bottles, nylon, glass bottles, cans and perishable items should be bagged separately.
A trader, Peter Ebirin hailed government for the initiative and promise to always desilt the drain.
“I thank Ojodu LCDA for what they are doing. It shows the administration is working. Henceforth, I will ensure we desilt our drainage,” he said.
Mrs. Ola Adebowale promised to always keep the drainage clean and promise to encourage other neighbours to desilt their drains.
“I really appreciate what the government is doing to ensure we have a safe environment. I will follow the instruction given to us and …disseminate the information to other residents to ensure our environment is always clean.”


GROMMET WEBSITE REDESIGN
Overview
I was given a task on redesigning Grommet's current website for a desktop and mobile version. I followed a mobile first approach, and faced many challenges in creating an e-commerce website for such a unique company that sells all sorts of items.
GOALS: My goals for the designs were to have a clean UI that was easy to navigate. I wanted to avoid clutter, but still not have anything hidden behind a hamburger menu to grab the user's attention and keep them engaged to click around the different categories and explore more products.
Ideation
I was given a wireframe and three website examples of what Grommet was looking for. I started sketching some ideas.
Mockup
Using the original website for information, I went through and circled all the super important information for the mobile version on the very right.
MOBILE: I focused on mobile first by going through the wireframe and website provided to find the most important informations to include. I decided to have the details be collapsible to keep the page clean and not overwhelm the user with too much information. They can click and the section will expand.
WEBSITE: I wanted an easier way for the users to navigate quickly around the desktop version so I opted for quick links. These are the 3 roll overs below the 'Add to Wishlist' button for the user to click on whichever section they're interested in seeing whether it's product details, reviews, or about the company. This will automatically jump them to that section.


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Upon signing up for this experiment, you gave authorization for an organization with a positive image (like the UCSC LEEPS Lab) to write a message, IN POSITIVE TERMS ONLY, on your Facebook Timeline. Please provide your Facebook Name and ID in the following boxes. You will have a 50% chance of receiving a message on your Facebook Timeline.
You Facebook Name is your name as it appears on your personal page.
You Facebook ID is PUBLIC INFORMATION which can be used to identify you. It is a transformed version of your name. For example: rachel.zhang.79 for the Experimenter Rachel Zhang. It can be found in 2 ways:


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Introduction: Conference Locate Date COLT Bertinoro, Italy June 27-30 AAAI Pittsburgh, PA, USA July 9-13 UAI Edinburgh, Scotland July 26-29 IJCAI Edinburgh, Scotland July 30 â€“ August 5 ICML Bonn, Germany August 7-11 KDD Chicago, IL, USA August 21-24 The big winner this year is Europe. This is partly a coincidence, and partly due to the general internationalization of science over the last few years. With cuts to basic science in the US and increased hassle for visitors, conferences outside the US become more attractive. Europe and Australia/New Zealand are the immediate winners because they have the science, infrastructure, and english in place. China and India are possible future winners.
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Introduction: Textbooks invariably seem to carry the proof that uses Markov’s inequality, moment-generating functions, and Taylor approximations. Here’s an easier way. For , let be the KL divergence between a coin of bias and one of bias : Theorem: Suppose you do independent tosses of a coin of bias . The probability of seeing heads or more, for , is at most . So is the probability of seeing heads or less, for . Remark: By Pinsker’s inequality, . Proof Let’s do the case; the other is identical. Let be the distribution over induced by a coin of bias , and likewise for a coin of bias . Let be the set of all sequences of tosses which contain heads or more. We’d like to show that is unlikely under . Pick any , with say heads. Then: Since for every , we have and we’re done.
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Introduction: A recent discussion indicated that one goal of this blog might be to allow people to post comments about recent papers that they liked. I think this could potentially be very useful, especially for those with diverse interests but only finite time to read through conference proceedings. ACL 2005 recently completed, and here are four papers from that conference that I thought were either good or perhaps of interest to a machine learning audience. David Chiang, A Hierarchical Phrase-Based Model for Statistical Machine Translation . (Best paper award.) This paper takes the standard phrase-based MT model that is popular in our field (basically, translate a sentence by individually translating phrases and reordering them according to a complicated statistical model) and extends it to take into account hierarchy in phrases, so that you can learn things like “X ‘s Y” -> “Y de X” in chinese, where X and Y are arbitrary phrases. This takes a step toward linguistic syntax for MT, whic
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fun getActiveAudioDevice(): MediaDevice?
Get the active input/output audio device in the meeting, return null if there isn't any.
NOTE: This requires Android API 24 and above
Return the active local audio device


The 2016 Edition of the Tutorials in Theoretical Chemistry organized by the Université Paul Sabatier will be held in Saint-Lary-Soulan, France, from the 5th to the 13th February 2016.
These tutorials are focused in computer implementations, and numerical methods. The number of students is limited to 35.
This event is done in the frame of École des sciences avancées de Luchon the mirror web page is at http://www.quantware.ups-tlse.fr/ecoledeluchon/sessionwis2/.
Note: The maximum number of students for this
edition is limited to 35. In order to be considered,
please take into account the following dates:
Use the registration form to request your inscription to the tutorials. For general inquiries please use the contact form.
If you are accepted, you will get an email with instructions to pay the inscription fees (100€).
You have to send us back the payment invoice, and once we receive it your participation is confirmed.
Note: Registration fees cover: teaching, meals, accommodation, and travel from Toulouse Blagnac to Saint-Lary-Soulan.
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The tutorials will take place in the Centre de Vacances Le Néouvielle that is located in Saint-Lary in Hautes-Pyrénées 80 km south of the département's capital Tarbes, next to the Le Néouvielle Nature Reserve and the Pyrenees National Park and is a 20 minute drive to Spain.
We will meet at Blagnac Airport on 5th February at 16:00
(GMT+1). A bus will take us roundtrip from the airport to
the venue as shown below:
If you are contacting us for registration, please use the registration form.


Kirsikka Vaajakallio, Tuuli Mattelmaki, Jung-Joo Lee
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phaidraObject Class
Phaidra+ Objekt is a generic data container which helps normalize data from the GSA and can render the contents tailored to the needs a certain view. The templates for each view are stored in the Handlebars templates in the template folder.
Constructor
Item Index
Methods
Methods
createDom
(
-
view
-
[saveMode=false]
Create DOM for a specific View from template, Use Handlebar to insert data
Parameters:
-
view
Enum["timeline","map","full","semantic","lightroom"]
-
[saveMode=false]
Boolean optionalprevents the object from loading and showing the collection image
destroy
()
Destroy the complete object
destroyDom
()
Destroy exisiting DOM and unbind events / garbage collector


Which is the most frequent letter used in the English Language
Name the alphabet never used in the periodic table


If `group` is an instance of `RunOrg.Group` that does not represent
a server-side group (that is, you created and set its fields locally),
then `group.Create()` will attempt to create a new server-side group
from the data in this object.
Returns a [promise](/concepts/promise.htm) that will resolve to
the updated `group` object after creation is complete.
The following fields are used, if provided.
Attempts to create a new group on the server.
The following fields are used, if provided.
id | , null | The identifier of the group in the database. If provided, the
request is performed in **force-id** mode (see below), otherwise
it is performed in **generate-id** mode.
label |
The behaviour of the request depends on whether an identifier was provided:
**force-id** mode or **generate-id** mode.
# Force-id mode
RunOrg will attempt to create a group with that identifier, and do nothing if
the group already exists ([idempotent](/concepts/idempotent.htm)
request).
POST /db/0SNQc00211H/groups
Content-Type: application/json
{ "id": "board",
"label": "Board members" }
202 Accepted
Content-Type: application/json
{ "id" : "board",
"at" : {"2":218} }
var group = new RunOrg.Group({
"id": "board",
"label": "Board members"
});
group.Create().then(function() {
console.log("Group created!");
});
# Generate-id mode
RunOrg will create brand new group, with a brand new identifier. Running the
request again with the same parameters will create two groups.
POST /db/0SNQc00211H/groups
Content-Type: application/json
{ "label": "Board members" }
202 Accepted
Content-Type: application/json
{ "id" : "0SNQe0032JZ",
"at" : {"2":218} }
var group = new RunOrg.Group({
"label": "Board members"
});
group.Create().then(function(g) {
console.log("Group created with id %s", g.id);
});
# Errors
## Returns `400 Bad Request`
- if the provided identifier is not a valid [custom identifier](/concepts/custom-id.htm)
## Returns `401 Unauthorized`
- if the provided token does not match the requester.
## Returns `403 Forbidden`
- if the requester is not allowed to create groups.
## Returns `404 Not Found`
- if the database does not exist
## Returns `409 Conflict`
- if a group already exists with the provided identifier.
# Access restrictions
Only [database administrators](/groups/admin.htm) can create new groups.


Shifting of Tenses
Indirect Speech Indicative
Conditional & Subjunctive
Some More Subjunctives
He
says
,
he
teeth.
Past Perfect
Past
Present
Future
The basic verb is
cleans
Choose another tense to shift
He
says
,
.
Past Perfect
Past
Present
Future
The basic condition is
Real
Choose another condition to shift
I
wish
,
.
Past Perfect
Past
Present
Future
The basic case is
Real wish (e.g. "would come")
Choose another case to shift
cleans
is cleaning
has cleaned
has been cleaning
cleaned
was cleaning
had cleaned
had been cleaning
will clean
will be cleaning
will have cleaned
will have been cleaning
Real
Unreal at moment (Subjunctives)
Unreal in past
Unreal in past + Unreal at moment
Unreal at moment + Unreal in past
Wish
Real wish (e.g. "would come")
Unreal wish at moment (e.g. "were")
Unreal wish in past (e.g. "had gone")
Order, request
or
"it is necessary", "it is desirable", etc.
Suppose it can happen (e.g. "start")
Suppose it can happen (e.g. "should go")
Unreal in past (e.g. "should have gone")


A system-defined FP format is stored within a
FormatParams
structure. This structure defines whether the FP number is a number to be converted into numerical text or a date-time. These format parameters are stored within arrays managed by the format control code.
Code Display D-6 System-defined Float Formats
/* * System-defined float formats are stored in an array that is maintained and * accessed by the float controller code. Each element is made up of a * FormatParams structure. */
typedef struct { /* * The FloatFloatToAsciiParams_Union stores either a * FloatFloatToAsciiParams structure if the number is a `pure' FP number, * or a FloatFloatToDateTimeParams structure if the number is a date-time. * In this way, it is essentially the same as the FFA_stackFrame discussed * earlier. */ FloatFloatToAsciiParams_Union FP_params;
/* * FP_formatName stores the name of this formatting option that will be * displayed in the float controller's dynamic list. This name is loaded * from the optr given in FP_nameHan and FP_nameOff.(The table where these * strings are kept is within a localizable resource and therefore will * have different text under different country setups.) */ char FP_formatName[FORMAT_NAME_LENGTH+1]; word FP_nameHan; /* MemHandle */ word FP_nameOff; /* ChunkHandle */
/* * FP_listEntryNum stores the zero-based position of this FormatParams * entry within the table. */ word FP_listEntryNum;
/* * FP_signature is an internal field used for error-checking. */ word FP_signature; } FormatParams;
An application will never need to access this table of formats directly. GEOS contains several routines (in math.goh ) that can access this table and add, delete and modify table entries. Usually, it is easiest to include a Float Format controller in your application if you intend to allow the user to change float formats with these routines.
There are many system-defined float formatting options. These formats are identified by
FormatIdType
enumerations. Each type corresponds to a
FormatParams
structure.
Each
FormatIdType
enumeration is a direct offset into the float format lookup table. To distinguish between system-defined and user-defined formats, the high bit of a
FormatIdType
is set to indicate that the format is system-defined. Thus, 8000h refers to the first system-defined format, 8000h + (size(
FormatParams
)) refers to the second system-defined format, etc.
The format strings themselves are stored within a localizable resource, so that they may appear in a manner relevant to the particular country involved. For example, an FP number of 12.0 using the
FormatIdType
FORMAT_ID_CURRENCY might appear in the U.S. as $12.00, but will appear as £12.00 in Great Britain.
Code Display D-7 Float Format IDs
typedef enum { FORMAT_ID_GENERAL = 0x8000, FORMAT_ID_FIXED = 0x8061, FORMAT_ID_FIXED_WITH_COMMAS = 0x80c2, FORMAT_ID_FIXED_INTEGER = 0x8123, FORMAT_ID_CURRENCY = 0x8184, FORMAT_ID_CURRENCY_WITH_COMMAS = 0x81e5, FORMAT_ID_CURRENCY_INTEGER = 0x8246, FORMAT_ID_PERCENTAGE = 0x82a7, FORMAT_ID_PERCENTAGE_INTEGER = 0x8308, FORMAT_ID_THOUSANDS = 0x8369, FORMAT_ID_MILLIONS = 0x83ca, FORMAT_ID_SCIENTIFIC = 0x842b,
FORMAT_ID_DATE_LONG = 0x848c, FORMAT_ID_DATE_LONG_CONDENSED = 0x84ed, FORMAT_ID_DATE_LONG_NO_WKDAY = 0x854e, FORMAT_ID_DATE_LONG_NO_WKDAY_CONDENSED = 0x85af, FORMAT_ID_DATE_SHORT = 0x8610, FORMAT_ID_DATE_SHORT_ZERO_PADDED = 0x8671, FORMAT_ID_DATE_LONG_MD = 0x86d2, FORMAT_ID_DATE_LONG_MD_NO_WKDAY = 0x8733, FORMAT_ID_DATE_SHORT_MD = 0x8794, FORMAT_ID_DATE_LONG_MY = 0x87f5, FORMAT_ID_DATE_SHORT_MY = 0x8856, FORMAT_ID_DATE_YEAR = 0x88b7, FORMAT_ID_DATE_MONTH = 0x8918, FORMAT_ID_DATE_DAY = 0x8979, FORMAT_ID_DATE_WEEKDAY = 0x89da, FORMAT_ID_TIME_HMS = 0x8a3b, FORMAT_ID_TIME_HM = 0x8a9c, FORMAT_ID_TIME_H = 0x8afd, FORMAT_ID_TIME_MS = 0x8b5e, FORMAT_ID_TIME_HMS_24HR = 0x8bbf, FORMAT_ID_TIME_HM_24HR = 0x8c20,
FORMAT_ID_INDETERMINATE = 0xffff } FormatIdType;


Let's find some expectations by conditioning. All of the calculations below involve conditioning on early moves of a random process.
A coin lands heads with chance $p$. Let's call it a $p$-coin for short. Let $X$ be the number of tosses of a $p$-coin till the first head appears.
As you have seen in exercises, $X$ has the geometric $(p)$ distribution on $1, 2, 3, \ldots $. By using the tail sum formula for expectation, you have showed that $E(X) = \frac{1}{p}$. Here is a quicker way to arrive at the same result.
The method is based on representing $X$ as a mixture of two other random variables:
Therefore, by averaging conditional expectations,
$$ E(X) = pE(1) ~ + ~ qE(1+X^*) = p + q(1+E(X^*)) = p + q(1+E(X)) $$Solve for $E(X)$: $$ E(X) = \frac{1}{p} $$
Suppose you toss the $p$-coin until both faces have appeared. Let $N$ be the number of tosses.
Question. What is $E(N)$?
Answer. By conditioning on the first toss:
So
$$ E(N) = p\big{(}1 + \frac{1}{q} \big{)} + q\big{(}1 + \frac{1}{p} \big{)} = 1 + \frac{p^2 + q^2}{pq} = \frac{1 - pq}{pq} $$In tosses of a $p$-coin, let $W_{HH}$ be the number of tosses till you see two heads in a row.
Question. What is $E(W_{HH})$?
Answer 1. We can find this is several ways. One way is by conditioning on the first two tosses.
So if $x = E(W_{HH})$ then $$ x = q(1+x) + pq(2+x) + p^22 $$
So $$ x = \frac{q + 2pq + 2p^2}{1 - q - pq} = \frac{1+p}{p^2} $$ by repeatedly using $p + q = 1$.
Answer 2. Another way is by conditioning on $X$, the number of tosses till the first head. This is the same random variable $X$ as in the previous example. Notice that $W_{HH} = X + Y$ where:
So if $x = E(W_{HH})$ then $$ x = E(X) + E(Y) = \frac{1}{p} + p + q(1 + x) $$ So $$ px = \frac{1}{p} + 1 ~~~~ \text{and hence} ~~~~ x = \frac{1+p}{p^2} $$ as before.
Let's return to the setting of the gambler's ruin problem with a fair coin. The gambler starts with $\$a$ and bets on a fair coin till he reaches either $\$b$ or $\$0$. Let $T$ be the duration of the game.
Question. What is $E_a(T)$, the expected duration of the game given that the gambler starts with $\$a$?
Answer. Let $E_k(T)$ denote the expected duration of the game given that the gambler starts with $\$k$. Then for $1 \le k \le b-1$,
$$ E_k(T) = 1 + \frac{1}{2}E_{k-1}T + \frac{1}{2} E_{k+1}T $$where the edge cases are $$ E_0(T) = 0 = E_b(T) $$
You can check that the function $f(k) = k(b-k)$ satisfies this recursion, and hence that $E_a(T) = a(b-a)$.


Allow access to microphone and speak to see the Lottie animation respond to the audio. Uses the Web Audio API and AudioWorkletProcessor to control the seek of the Lottie animation.
Animation Credits https://lottiefiles.com/448-ripple-loading-animation


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Click on "Add Nodes" and then on the graph to add a new node.
Click on "Add Edges" and then drag from one node to another to add an edge.
Drag to move nodes.
Click on the edit button and then click on nodes, edges or edge labels to edit.
Click on the delete button and then on nodes, edges, or edge labels to delete.
Right click on a node to make it the initial/final node, change/clear its label or delete.


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[§330C-7] Penalties. Any person who violates any of the provisions of this chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. [L 1974, c 216, pt of §1]


This section is dedicated to tutorials on how to use ODS Widgets, from basic uses (a simple visualization on your page) to building advanced interactive dashboards or visualization applications.
Here, you will find various documented examples of what you can achieve using widgets and data. All examples are built using publicly available data, so that you can reproduce (and extend) it easily on your own.