Locking reports are helpful in monitoring the locking of page sets.
If you want to monitor deadlocks and timeouts on shared databases, and if you want this information grouped by individual members, generate a Lockout report for every member. Because group-scope reports are available in the Locking report set, this report is called a member-scope report.
Member-scope reports also provide group-scope information because holders and waiters of lockups are shown. Member scope and group scope only influence the summarization of the report.
To generate a member-scope Locking report, specify the following command stream:
⋮
LOCKING
REPORT
LEVEL (LOCKOUT)
ORDER(DATABASE-PAGESET)
⋮
Member-scope report is the default, so you are not required to specify the SCOPE subcommand option. To order the report by page set within a database, specify the ORDER subcommand option.
The following example shows a member-scope Locking report for group DSHGRPXX, which has two members, FIRST and SECOND. The report is two pages long because a new page is started when the member that is being reported changes.
The first page of the report shows the locking activity of the threads that have executed in member FIRST.
LOCATION: SYDNEY OMEGAMON XE for DB2 Performance Expert (V5R1M1) PAGE: 1-1
GROUP: DSHGRPXX REQUESTED FROM: NOT SPECIFIED
MEMBER: FIRST LOCKING REPORT - LOCKOUT TO: NOT SPECIFIED
SUBSYSTEM: DB22 ORDER: DATABASE-PAGESET ACTUAL FROM: 05/15/08 12:15:00.21
DB2 VERSION: V8 SCOPE: MEMBER TO: 05/15/08 13:27:56.09
DATABASE --- L O C K R E S O U R C E --- --------------- A G E N T S ---------------- BLOCKER/
PAGESET TYPE NAME TIMEOUTS DEADLOCKS MEMBER PLANNAME CONNECT CORRNAME CORRNMBR HOLDER WAITER
------------------ --------- ----------------------- -------- --------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------ ------
DBASE9 ROW PAGE=X'000021' 0 3 FIRST D3APP01 BATCH RUNPR01 'BLANK' 2 1
TSPACEXX ROW =X'03' SECOND D3APPBB BATCH RUNPRBB 'BLANK' 1 1
SECOND D3APPDD BATCH RUNPRDD 'BLANK' 0 2
INDEXPAGE PAGE=X'002393' 0 1 FIRST D3APP02 BATCH RUNPR02 'BLANK' 0 1
SUBP=X'01'
** LOCKOUTS FOR TSPACEXX ** 0 4
** TOTAL - DBASE9 ** 0 4
DBASE10
TSPACEZZ DATAPAGE PAGE=X'000055' 0 3 FIRST D3APP03 BATCH RUNPR03 'BLANK' 2 1
FIRST D3APP05 BATCH RUNPR05 'BLANK' 0 3
** LOCKOUTS FOR TSPACEZZ ** 0 3
** GRAND TOTAL ** 0 7


To install the latest release of rstoolbox
, you can use pip:
pip install rstoolbox
Alternatively, you can use pip to install the development version directly from github:
pip install git+https://github.com/jaumebonet/RosettaSilentToolbox.git
There is a hard minimum for ``pandas``. Version 0.23
is required for the library to work, as includes new features to ease
the management of pandas-derived classes, which are key to this library.
Functions with optional dependences are properly labeled as such in the API reference.
The pip installation script will attempt to download the mandatory dependencies only if they do not exist at install-time or their version is not the supported one.
Please report any bugs you encounter through the github issue tracker of the development branch.
Due to the differences on how mac manages its graphical interface, matplotlib
can become unlinked from the X manager when
working in a virtual environment. The easies way to fix this issue is not to allow matplotlib
to guess the backend to use
but to explicitly tell it. To do that, the file ~/.matplotlib/matplotlibrc
needs to be added with the content:
backend: TkAgg


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Justice Access Centres and Family Justice Centres across BC have Family Justice Counsellors and Child Support Officers specially trained to help families resolve their issues about guardianship, parenting arrangements (time and responsibilities), contact and child / spousal support. There is no charge for their services. Services are available whether you are looking to establish or vary existing arrangements; and may include provision of legal information and information on court processes and options for resolution, mediation and referrals.
If you need someone to help you complete your on-line divorce applications, a free service by Amici Curiae (Friends of the Court) Legal Forms Workshop can help you.
You may want to look at the Divorce self-help guide on the Family Law in British Columbia website for a step-by-step guide. You can also visit ClickLaw and the Justice Education Society for online legal information.
The B.C. Government website has a page that lists resources available to help you and your children adjust to separation and divorce, and deal with issues such as how to collect child support and how to handle debt. The Law Courts Center offers Legal Form Workshops for self-represented litigants.
You are not required to have a lawyer to get a separation or divorce, but depending on how complex your family issues are, it may be helpful to have a lawyer help you.
If your divorce is uncontested — you both agree to the divorce and you are able to sort out your parenting plans and support issues as well as the division of property — you may proceed with the divorce on your own.
However, a family lawyer is a good source of information about separation and divorce and can also give you legal advice about what your rights and responsibilities are under the law. If you need help settling your family law disputes, or if you do need to go to court, a family lawyer can help.
There may be times when you want legal advice. There are many options available to you, a few are:
This service is provided by the Canadian Bar Association and can refer you to a lawyer who will confer with you for up to 30 minutes for a nominal fee. Contact information, 1-800-663-1919 or their website.
If you think you will want legal help for only part of your separation or divorce, you can look for a lawyer that offers “unbundled” services. The BC Family Law Unbundling Roster (HelpMap) is a list of legal professionals near you who offer unbundled services. Many also offer their services remotely, through telephone, webconferencing or other tools.
You can visit the Justice Access Centre in Abbotsford, Nanaimo, Surrey, Vancouver and Victoria for in-person help. They can refer you to services and resources that are available for your situation.
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Partials are template snippets that can be embedded into other templates. Click here for details.
Below is an example partial
{{>hello}}Here is the Javascript code:
import helloPartial from './partial.html';
let ractive = new Ractive({
el: '#main',
partials: {hello: helloPartial}
});
In line 5 we add our helloPartial to the property, hello.
Next is the template which references the partial:
\{{>hello}}
In line 1 we use > character inside a mustache to reference the hello partial.
And finally the actual partial:
<h3 class="partial">
Hi, I am a partial!
</h3>


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What is Cutis?
Cutis (latin for "skin") is a way to re-skin the Ludum Dare website, home of the largest global game jam community. People all have different opinions on how they would like the Ludum Dare site to look, so Cutis will give the choice to the users.
How does it work?
In order for it to work, a JavaScript file needs to run in your browser while you're at the Ludum Dare site. There are a couple of ways to do this: One way is to use a browser extension. There is an experimental version of the extension available now, but the final version is not yet available.
The best solution is if the cutis.js file is included in Ludum Dare's main theme - but for that we'll have to ask Mike (aka. @mikekasprzak, aka. PoV) to add it!
To give it a try on this page, mouse-over the "SKINS" box at the bottom right of this page and select a skin.
How can I contribute?
You can make your own skins and share them with the community, or offer suggestions and advice via GitHub issues. Please read the CONTRIBUTING document for more information.


[Note: this has spoilers. If you don't want to read spoilers, don't read this. Followups directed to rec.arts.sf.movies. -Moderator]
STAR TREK: GENERATIONS [Spoilers] A film review by J. Young Copyright 1994 J. Young
Director: David Carson. Writers: Ronald D. Moore & Brannon Braga. Starring: Patrick Stewart, William Shatner, Malcolm McDowell, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Gates McFadden, Marina Sirtis, Whoopi Goldberg, Walter Koenig, James Doohan, Alan Ruck A Paramount Pictures Release
The screening was held on September 13, 1994, on the Paramount lot. It was a research screening used to gauge audience reaction to the film prior to its release.
Research screenings are common practice in Hollywood, and are used by virtually all of the studios for all major films. The studio contracts out to a market research firm, in Paramount's case National Research Group (AKA: Movie View), to conduct the screening and compile data based on the reaction cards filled out by the recruited audience. The studio then uses this information to determine which scenes could use tightening or re-editing, and which demographic groups they can best market the film towards. And in some cases, they decide that certain scenes will require changes that they have no footage for, requiring them to go back out for additional filming. And believe it or not, this happens all the time. A famous example is FATAL ATTRACTION. After the test screening they decided to reshoot the ending, and the film went on to become a mega-hit. (And more recently, they even went back and added the original FATAL ATTRACTION ending onto the video release.)
So about a week before the scheduled GENERATIONS screening, they started sending out movie recruiters (usually aspiring actors or screenwriters) to various movie theaters around Los Angeles to recruit their audience. They approach a potential recruit and ask them if they would like to attend the screening, and if so they take down certain information (occupation, age, name, phone number). The recruit is then given a colored pass (good for two) and told to be sure to arrive early as more passes are given out than there are seats (also the recruiters are paid on commission--so if you don't get in, they don't get paid for your pass).
But this was a "Star Trek" screening and word soon got out to fans. Everyone wanted to go and I even know of some that started photocopying passes for friends (which is very easy since they're just printed on normal colored paper). So by the time the screening came around, *MANY* more passes were in the hands of fans than there were available seats. Realizing the potential for a riot, my group arrived a little before 6:00 PM, even though the screening wasn't scheduled until 7:30 PM--but even then, there were already about 70 people ahead of us in line. At about 6:30 PM there were so many people that they started stopping cars at the gate and turning them back (a mini-traffic jam developed on Melrose).
While we waited in line, they came around and re-asked everyone their occupation, age, name and phone number. Then someone else came around and asked us how many "Star Trek" movies we'd seen (you had to have seen at least three). Then yet another person came around looking for people (only twenty) to stay afterwards for a focus group to talk with the execs about the film. How they chose these people is a mystery to us. (They chose two friends of ours, but none from our immediate group.)
At around 7:15 PM, they started letting us into the Paramount Screening Theater (about the size of a medium movie theater). The last three rows of seats were taped off (reserved for the execs) but the rest of the theater was general seating. So everyone rushed for the best seats they could grab.
After everyone was seated, the moderator (Andy Fielder) went to the front of the theater and made some announcements. First, he told us that we were the very first audience to see STAR TREK GENERATIONS which garnered much applause. Then he gave us the usual research screening speech: "This film is a work-in-progress. You may see some scratches on the print. There aren't any credits on the film yet. Some special effects are in a temporary state, as is the musical score. Please stay seated after the screening to fill out your reaction cards." Then the lights went down and the film began:
***SPOILER TIME***
A bottle flies through space, tumbling end over end. It finally crashes against the hull of the Enterprise NCC-1701-B spilling out champagne. They are launching the newest Enterprise, commanded by the "green" Captain John Harriman (Alan Ruck of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off") and an "even greener" crew. The news media is on board as are Kirk, Scotty and Chekov.
As soon as they leave spacedock, they pick up a distress signal. And although they are ill-equipped to handle emergencies, they are of course the only ship in the quadrant. They find the distressed ship which is caught in some kind of energy ribbon that's ripping it apart. The new Capt. chokes and Kirk takes command. The Enterprise beams as many people over as it can and ends up getting caught in the energy ribbon itself. Among the people beamed over is Soran (Malcolm McDowell) and Guinan. They determine to escape from the ribbon they will have to create some kind of blast, but of course this ship has no photon torpedoes yet. So someone has to go below decks to manually reconfigure the deflectors. It's Kirk that goes (all by himself) and successfully manages to get the ship thrown free of the energy ribbon. In the process though, part of the hull is ripped away, and Kirk is seemingly killed (presumably sucked out into space, but we never see a body).
All of a sudden we're on an old sailing ship on the high seas (named Enterprise) with the "Next Generation" crew. [This scene seemed a bit long, and kind of "stiff" compared to the prior scene with the old crew.] It's a Holodeck simulation, where they're performing a kind of ritualistic initiation for Worf who's receiving a promotion. Worf is on a wooden plank where he has to jump up and grab a hat without falling into the water (apparently no one has been able to do this before). Surprisingly, Worf does it though and is very proud of himself. Riker isn't happy with this and says "Computer, remove plank." Worf is dropped overboard into the water. Riker says "Oops, I meant retract plank." Everyone laughs, while Worf flails around in the water. This prompts Data to ask "Is that funny?" He is told that it is and so he pushes Crusher overboard. Data is then told that that was NOT funny. Picard gets some kind of distressing personal message and returns to the ship. Soon after, they are all asked to return to the ship.
They have received a distress call from a distant Observatory and set their course for it. Picard seems disturbed by the personal message he received and retreats to his Ready Room. Riker questions Picard but is rebuffed. Meanwhile, Data decides he needs to know what is and isn't funny and that will require emotions. So Data has Geordi install his emotion chip.
They soon arrive at the Observatory and find dead bodies (some Romulan) and a very alive Soran. They take Soran back who tells them that he has to talk to the Captain.
Data and Geordi arrive in Ten Forward where Data tries one of Guinan's new drinks. He experiences his first emotion--disgust. At a nearby table sits Soran. Picard enters and they talk. Soran explains that he has to continue his experiments immediately or years of valuable work will be lost. Soran looks in Picard's eyes and seems to hypnotically convince Picard to agree to "see what he can do" against his wishes.
They find trace elements of Trilithium (an explosive of mass destruction associated with the Romulans) on board the Observatory. Geordi and Data beam over to investigate. Data is laughing, getting the punch lines to jokes told years ago. They find a secret chamber and start to investigate further.  [This is actually very funny. Brent Spiner is great!] This very quickly starts getting on Geordi's nerves though and he tries to get Data to concentrate on what they're doing. It's no use though as Data is laughing hysterically, having seemingly lost all control. It's the emotion chip. Then in a kind of eerie special effect, Data's whole face starts contorting and he collapses to the ground. Just then, Soran appears asking what's going on. Geordi fills him in, when Soran produces a weapon and stuns Geordi. Data cowers on the ground in great fear, pleading with Soran not to kill him. [It was actually very unnerving to see Data showing fear.] Soran turns to the computer and types some commands, launching a missile towards the system's star.
Meanwhile, Troi confronts Picard about his moody behavior. He tells her that the message he received earlier was informing him that his brother and nephew had died in a fire. Picard thought of his nephew as his surrogate son, and someone who would carry on the Picard name. He looks at their pictures in an old photo album.
The Enterprise picks up the missile launch from the Observatory and sends Riker and Worf over to investigate. The missile hits the star, exploding it and sending out an immense shockwave. Just then, a Klingon Bird of Prey decloaks off the Observatory. Riker and Worf battle it out with Soran but Data is too afraid to help. Soran grabs Geordi and beams out to the Klingon ship.
Back on the Enterprise, they soon discover that piloting the Klingon Bird of Prey are the Klingon sisters, Lursa and B'etor, and that Geordi is their hostage. The ship cloaks and is gone. The Enterprise high tails it out of there to escape the shockwave.
After his strange behavior, they decide to remove Data's emotion chip, but find that it's become permanently fused to his systems. Meanwhile, they investigate Soran's background and find the Guinan connection. Picard goes to Guinan and asks for her help. She tells him about the energy ribbon (called the Nexus) and explains that it's a place where all of your greatest wishes come true. And once you've been there, you will do anything to get back (because of some powerful, almost drug-like, pull). She should know, she was once there with Soran. So Soran is trying to return to the Nexus, but why did he blow up a star?
Picard goes to Stellar Cartography with Data. [This is a really great new department we've never seen before, with nice special effects.] They locate the energy ribbon's position. But Data is feeling guilty about not saving Geordi, and nearly has an emotional breakdown. He asks to be relieved from duty, but Picard refuses and basically tells him to deal with it. Data manages to compose himself and they soon discover the significance of the star's destruction. Soran is destroying stars to gravitationally alter the course of the energy ribbon. The ribbon will come very close to a planet in the Veridian system, and if Soran destroys that star, the ribbon will actually touch the planet.  They set course for the Veridian system.
On the Klingon ship, Soran has removed Geordi's visor, and is torturing him while interrogating him about his knowledge of Trilithium. He doesn't get much out of him. They arrive at Veridian III and soon after so does the Enterprise. Picard hails them, even though the Bird of Prey is cloaked and Picard doesn't really know if they're actually there. Soran gets an idea and alters Geordi's visor. He then beams down to the planet's surface. Picard asks the sisters to let him talk with Soran, but they tell him he is already on the planet. In between cracking jokes, Data tries to scan the planet, but there is too much distortion. Picard asks the sisters to beam him down to the planet in trade for Geordi. (Surprisingly, Riker doesn't object.) They agree, and Geordi is returned to the Enterprise while Picard arrives on the planet (without his weapon or communicator).
The location where Picard has materialized on the planet is a vast lifeless desert. [Actually, the Valley of Fire, 80 miles north of Las Vegas.] Soran is on a nearby mountaintop, amidst a huge construction of girders and scaffolding housing a large missile. Separating Picard from Soran and the missile is a massive force field. Picard tries to talk Soran out of his plans of mass destruction in that calm, reasonable, Picard way--but it's no use. Soran continues to ready his missile, while Picard searches for some way around the force field. Eventually, Picard locates a small hole in the rocks tunneling beneath the base of the force field. He starts digging to enlarge the hole.
Meanwhile, the Klingon sisters have hooked up a monitor and are successfully receiving the video signal from Geordi's visor on the Enterprise--what he sees, they see. (Why the Enterprise wouldn't block unauthorized transmissions from within the ship, I don't know.) They sit and wait, watching the monitor. They soon become frustrated because Geordi seems to be going everywhere but Engineering. Eventually he does, and the Klingons get what they've been after--the security code for the Enterprise's shield modulation, conveniently displayed right on the panel. (Some security.) They remodulate their torpedoes and fire on the Enterprise. The torpedoes pass right through the shields, and FURIOUSLY BLAST against the Enterprise's hull. There is much destruction. The Enterprise tries to fight back, but can't penetrate the Klingon shields. The Enterprise is hit again. More destruction.
Amidst all the buffeting, Riker questions Worf about possible weaknesses in these particular Bird of Prey ships. They find one, which forces the Bird of Prey to cloak, thereby temporarily dropping its shields. They implement it and fire on the Bird of Prey--it's destroyed. The Klingon sisters are presumably killed.
The Enterprise has experienced much damage throughout the ship. Geordi is in Engineering trying to contain a coolant leak. He is unsuccessful, and there will be a warp core breach in five minutes--nothing can be done. Riker orders an immediate evacuation to the saucer section. Chaos reigns throughout the ship as everyone rushes down corridors. Everybody makes it in time. (They must have regular drills for this sort of thing.) The Enterprise goes to saucer separation, but the warp core explodes too close and sends the saucer section careening toward's the planet's atmosphere. Data is at the helm, they can't pull out of it. The planet rushes up at them on the viewscreen. Data sees this and exclaims "Oh shit!" [Hands down, the best line in the whole movie. The audience went wild.]
Back on the planet, Picard is still uncovering the rocks from the hole beneath the force field. Soran climbs up towards the top of the mountain. Picard wriggles through the hole. He's almost through, but Soran sees him and fires at the rocks. There is a cloud of smoke as the rocks come crashing down. Picard isn't anywhere to be seen. (Is he dead? Of course not. Only one Captain's death per film.) Soran continues to climb.
The saucer section is out of control and heading toward's the planet's surface. They put power to the thrusters to try to glide in, instead of crash. In the end, they kind of do both--taking out a whole forest in the process. (This was one of the effects that wasn't done. There were huge cables pulling the saucer along, so it looked kind of odd.)
Soran is almost at the top of the mountain. Suddenly, Picard appears and they fight. Picard gets in some good ones, but Soran manages to knock him down and launch the missile. The star explodes. Here comes the energy ribbon. Picard and Soran are gone.
Picard is in the Nexus. It's Christmas, and Picard has a wife and a family. (Presumably, this is Picard's greatest wish.) He seems extremely content, almost glowing with joy. They exchange presents. Picard receives an antique sextant. All of a sudden, the 23rd century Guinan appears. She explains the Nexus and that she is an "echo." (Apparently everyone who enters the Nexus, leaves an "echo" behind.) She further explains that Picard can go anywhere he wants--to the past or the future. (In this Christmas setting, you start to wonder if Patrick Stewart is going to break into his one-man version of "A Christmas Carol".) Picard decides that he wants to leave and stop Soran. Guinan tells him that he could use some help and she knows just the person, "He just got here, too."
Picard is now by a remote cabin in the woods. Kirk is there, chopping wood. Picard recognizes him and tries to talk. But Kirk is preoccupied with everything else, but Picard. Kirk runs inside the cabin to check on his breakfast. Picard follows him, and tries to explain things again. Just then, Kirk's old love, Antonia, calls to him from the bedroom. This makes Kirk realize that this is his past, the last day that he spent with Antonia before going back to Starfleet. (Presumably this is Kirk's greatest memory. Not commanding the Enterprise, or being with his friends, or with Carol Marcus, or with his son. Hmmm.) Kirk explains that after the Enterprise B had the hull breach, he found himself here, chopping wood. Picard tells him that history recorded that Kirk died that day, saving the Enterprise B. Picard then tries to convince Kirk to go back with him to stop Soran. Kirk doesn't want to go, he's decided that he wants to stay here with Antonia.
Kirk takes the prepared breakfast and heads to the bedroom. Picard follows him and all of a sudden they're both standing in a barn filled with horses. Kirk recalls that this is another memory from his past and jumps on a horse and rides off. Picard grabs another horse and follows him. Kirk is riding fast and is seemingly exhilarated by all of this. Kirk jumps a ravine and then comes to a stop. Picard catches up with him and Kirk explains that he wasn't scared jumping that ravine for the first time in his life. Kirk decides it's because none of this is real, and Kirk can't truly be Kirk unless there's real danger involved. Antonia is in the distance, beckoning to Kirk.  Eventually, Picard convinces Kirk to go back with him.
Back on the planet, Soran is on the mountaintop again. He fires at Picard wriggling through the hole again. The saucer section is crashing again.
Suddenly, Kirk appears next to Soran and they begin to fight. Picard goes to the missile launching platform's control panel and tries to prevent the launch. Soran pulls his weapon, but Kirk knocks him out and the weapon falls to the ground. Picard accidentally makes the launching platform become cloaked and he can't see what he's doing. Kirk finds Soran's remote control and decloaks the platform. Unbeknownst to them, Soran awakes and recovers his weapon. He aims and shoots Kirk in the back.
Soran runs to the top of the mountain, but Picard harmlessly launches the missile into the desert. The star doesn't explode. Here comes the energy ribbon. It misses the planet. Soran is obsessed and tries to jump at it. Picard goes to the wounded Kirk, lying on the ground. Soran freaks out and rushes at them. Picard grabs the weapon and fires at Soran, killing him. Picard lies and tells Kirk that he's going to be okay. Kirk seemingly dies in Picard's arms. (Note: In preventing Soran and himself from ever entering the Nexus, Picard should now actually be caught in an endless time paradox. Oh well.)
We see Picard placing rocks on a grave. (Is it Kirk's? Is it Soran's?) Then Picard places Kirk's Insignia Badge on the grave. It must be Kirk's grave, but we never actually see the body buried. Picard walks through the desert. He is soon rescued by a shuttlecraft. (How they found him, I don't know.)
Picard and crew are at the saucer section crash site, salvaging what they can while shuttlecrafts evacuate crew members to an orbiting rescue ship. The Enterprise and the saucer section are completely destroyed. Data finds his cat Spot in the rubble of his quarters, shaken but alive. Picard and Riker are in the Ready Room sifting through the mess. There is a blackened hole where Picard's fish aquarium once was--apparently they gave their lives. Picard finds his photo album and they exit to the bridge. Riker looks at the Captain's chair and laments that he was hoping to get a crack at it someday. Picard tells him that he still might as he's sure there will be another ship called Enterprise. (NCC-1701-E?) They beam off to the rescue ship.
THE END
When the screening ended, the lights came up and they promptly passed out reaction cards and pencils to everyone. It asked questions like: How would you rate the film? What would you tell your friends about the film? Which scenes did you like the most? Which scenes did you like the least? What did you think of the ending? etc. We filled them out, turned them in, and were promptly ushered out of the theater. Unless you were one of the twenty people that were chosen to stay afterwards for the focus group. They were seated at the front of the theater, where their names were written on small stickers to be worn on their chests. Then the moderator proceeded to lead them in a discussion of various aspects of the film, while the execs sat in back and listened. Additionally, the discussion was tape recorded for future reference. The moderator asked leading questions, forcing the discussion in specific directions. After they were done, they gave each focus group member ten dollars and thanked them for their time.
Overall, I enjoyed the movie, and from the reaction of the audience, it would seem they did too. It was a very "Star Trek" audience. I spoke with people in line beforehand, and the majority of them seemed to be "Star Trek" fans. Additionally, I saw a lot of the reaction cards people were filling out around me, and they were pretty favorable.
Some things that I noticed people complaining about on their cards were that Kirk was killed and additionally how he was killed (shot in the back). Also, people were upset that they DESTROYED the Enterprise. Other than that, I think most other quibbles were minor. As they explained at the beginning of the screening, the special effects and score were temporary in-progress versions. So everyone knew not to complain about them.
I wish some things were different in places, but a movie can't be everything to everybody. For example, I felt that some of the best scenes were with the original cast at the beginning of the film, and I wanted them to have more than twelve minutes of screen time. But this was supposed to be a Next Generation movie, so you have to accept that Picard, Riker and Data are going to dominate the movie.
As for the current reshoots that we've all read about, I believe they're probably just minor changes and/or pickup shots. I could be wrong, but I think they probably want to make Kirk's death more heroic than in the version that we saw. I base this on some friends of mine who were two of the people chosen to stay after for the focus group. They told me that the moderator's questions kept focusing on the ending. How did they feel about it when Kirk was killed? What about the way he was killed? The way they pose leading questions means they felt that these aspects of the film were questionable before they even screened the film and definitely before they read the reaction cards. They told me that the general consensus of the group was that Kirk's death could have been more heroic, especially considering the status Kirk has with the fans of the show. Basically, it could have been better. But my gut feeling is they're not going to reverse it and let Kirk live, there are already enough devices in the film (e.g. the Nexus) to easily bring him back in future films if they want to.
I guess we'll find out on November 18th what, if anything, gets changed.
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212_kuro10.py
class Solution:
def minDays(self, grid: List[List[int]]) -> int:
# check if connected
s = sum([sum(l) for l in grid])
if s == 0:
return 0
def is_connected(g, s):
def count_patch(x, y):
q = collections.deque([(x,y)])
visited = set([(x,y)])
while q:
i, j = q.popleft()
for ii, jj in [(i+1,j),(i,j+1),(i-1,j),(i,j-1)]:
if 0 <= ii < len(g) and 0 <= jj < len(g[0]) and g[ii][jj] == 1 and (ii,jj) not in visited:
visited.add((ii,jj))
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Each month, I go to “New Teacher Training” run by our district. It is a monthly meeting for anyone new to the school district, regardless of age or experience. Many of the teachers are new teachers and we spend time discussing many of the “little things” that can come up during your first year that they don’t necessarily teach you in college.
We began yesterday with a couple questions, one being: “What was your biggest disappointment thus far?” Responses varied from parents not coming to open house to being cussed out by a student. I was talking with one of the teachers near me when I heard one person in the group say, “I was very disappointed when I found out that some of my 3rd graders have Facebook accounts.”
Without getting into a major debate over lying about your age to get one and what role the parents play, this comment really made me sad because I think there is a learning opportunity that is being missed by teachers, just because it is Facebook. I do understand the age requirements and the issues that can arise from signing your child up (or the child signing themselves up). Those issues aside, my question is why shouldn’t 3rd graders (or any learner) be exposed to social media in the classroom?
The reason I asked myself this question stems from the truth in that children will learn about social networking _some_where…why shouldn’t it be in school? That way, a responsible adult can help them work through things like their digital footprint, social etiquette, and the responsibilities associated with being a digital and global citizen. If we don’t take the time to teach or even model social networking skills in our classes, learners will be left to navigate the jungles of the web on their own, and maybe even make some mistakes that will follow them for the rest of their lives. I don’t mean to be heavy or alarmist, but that really is the nature of the world today.
Inevitably, there is the question of how to expose learners to social media without asking them to sign up for an account? I don’t mean showing them your Facebook page, I mean actually bringing learners into the social media world and giving them an opportunity to be active participants and contributors.
The easiest way to expose learners is to take a day or a couple of lessons to set up a class Facebook or Twitter account. It becomes a window to the rest of the world, where the sky is the limit. Bring in other classes, create virtual pen-pals, learn a new language…in short, show learners how to use the web as a resource and not a destination. The younger we expose them to this idea and help foster responsible use, the better off they’ll be in middle and high school when they have their own accounts and are on their own.
Social networking can also be used to build literacy skills. I find, many times, learners are too “wordy” in responses. You can use a class Twitter account to help them communicate concisely, with vibrant and descriptive vocabulary while following a 140 character limit. Another idea I had is a problem solving activity of sorts…maybe set up a mystery in which someone can only send clues through tweets, and the class has to solve the problem using the short clues they get. You can ask them to consider context, the audience, tone, word choice…again, the sky is the limit.
There is more and more evidence showing there is no such thing as a “digital native.”(1, 2) No one is born knowing how to interact and connect using the web…it is a skill that is learned as you use it more and more. Further, learners are great at “cutting and pasting, texting, Googling, and Facebooking, their range of skills does not necessarily extend to more complex technological tasks, such as creating and publishing digital stories or websites.” (3) If we don’t take the time to teach them these skills in school, I can assure you, they will take the time to teach themselves.
Don’t be afraid of using social media in your class. Embrace the connections that can be made. Model good citizenship and networking skills. Encourage children to actively participate and contribute to digital learning networks. Who knows…you could very well be learning something from them someday.
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Update: Thanks to Deb Wolf for passing along another article I had a hard time finding: Open University research explodes myth of ‘digital native’
Written on September 1st , 2011 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All
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Police are investigating an attempted robbery at the Stadium Mall parking lot that sent a man to a hospital early this morning.
At about 2:30 a.m. today, police said the main suspect, an unknown male, got out of a black Lexus, asked for money and then assaulted the man at Stadium Mall in Halawa.
The suspect is described as approximately five feet, eight inches tall, with a medium build and in his mid- to late-30s. The other suspect was the driver of the Lexus, police said.
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Initial 16-inch MacBook Pro thermal and graphics tests highlight performance gains [Video]
by Michael PotuckWhile much of the attention directed at the 16-inch MacBook Pro has revolved around the return to the scissor switch Magic Keyboard and slightly larger screen, other upgrades include new graphics cards and an updated thermal system. Follow along for an initial look at how the 16-inch performs compared to the 15-inch MacBook Pro when it comes to gaming, video rendering, and a 30-minute stress test at 99 degrees Celcius.
YouTuber Dave Lee shared a look at how the new 16-inch MacBook Pro’s improvements like the new thermal system, graphics hardware, and more are affecting performance.
Over the last few years, the MacBook Pro has had some trouble with more thermal throttling than expected. With the redesigned thermal system on the new 16-inch model, Dave found moderately improved processor clock speed performance under load.
When gaming with the 16-inch MacBook Pro with both the AMD Radeon Pro 5300M and 5500M showed better frame rates at 49 and 42 at medium resolution, respectively, compared to the Vega 20 and 560X with 40 and 25 FPS.
As for video rendering, the 16-inch MacBook Pro once again shows improved performance, albeit just slightly with the new graphics chips.
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How did I get started with this?
How these turned out...
- NumberProxy - great and ongoing, ExtremeFoodStorage - made a small profit but wasn't sustainable
- AutoWebinarPlayer - profitable, but essentially on life support
- ecommerce site - great, main source of income now
- ViaTexts - too early to tell
- Marketplaces/Auctions
- Website/Business Brokers
- Private Sales
- Flippa (marketplace + Deal Flow)
Centurica (more on them later) offers a Market Watch that searches multiple brokers/marketplaces.
Process (buyers):
- Find a site you're interested in
- Do at least some due diligence upfront (some places let you do conditional offers, others require all due diligence upfront)
- Contact seller and get your questions answered (make sure you have some questions)
- Decide whether or not it's the right site for you, make offer, if accepted pay and receive site.
Process (sellers):
- Prepare documentation (financials, operating procedures, etc.)
- Write and post a listing
- Answer questions, close deal, collect payment and transfer site.
Market range: starter sites up to multi-million dollar businesses.
Generally based on net profit, 2-3 year multiple of net profit EBITA (Earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization) is common.
Exceptions exist.
Higher: long established history, very low time requirements, etc.
Lower: non-English sites, Canadian / Australian content (or non-UK/EU/USA), declining revenue, etc.
Financing
On larger sales ($100,000+) it's relatively common for sellers to offer or be amenable to seller financing.
On smaller sales, entirely cash is most common/expected.
Time to sell
Most sites seem to sell (or be unlisted) within a month or two.
Some at auction go within a week. Less than that on Flippa doesn't seem ideal.
I have seen some EmpireFlippers listings sell within hours of their weekly new listing email going out.
In general, as price goes up, time to sell goes up.
- Stability and history
- Opportunity for improvement
- Match between site and your skills
- Helpful/prepared seller
Past history doesn't guarantee future success; but, it's as good an indicator as you can find.
Any improvements you can make will help reduce your payback period.
Some sites need specific skills to be successful/thrive. If you don't have them, you'd need to hire for them and account for that.
To get the most value out of a sale you need a seller who's prepared and helpful. This helps with a smooth transition and reduces the risk of getting an abandoned site.
If you're a seller, spend some time on your listing/prospectus and you'll avoid a lot of duplicate questions.
Types of Buyers
- 6 Types of Website Buyers
- Newbie Norms - figuring things out
- DIY David - tinkerer / fixer-upper
- Portfolio Paul - diversification, often time-constrained
- Lifestyle Larry - transitioning from regular job
- Strategic Sally - open to strategic acquisitions
- Flipper Fred - buy, improve, sell
The usual business/investing caveats apply. (Past performance does not guarantee future success).
Unprofessional buyers/sellers are common (as are omissions).
- Brokers vary widely in terms of what they do to filter out fraud/scams/errors and omissions.
- You shouldn't trust brokerages to do so anyway (e.g. they represent the seller).
If I haven't found a problem, I tend to think I'm not looking hard enough...
- Problem: non-unique content
- How to Find It: Copyscape or similar
- Beware: it won't do images (or, text hidden in minages)
- Problem: fake traffic
- How to Find It: Google Analytics, abnormally high bounce rate and/or countries of origin, HTTP referer, etc.
- Beware: Sometimes people are putting hidden iframes in larger sites to inflate numbers
- Problem: doctored revenue screenshots
- How To Find It: Something suspicious in the screenshot, numbers not adding up, date/time on the clock, etc.
- Beware: A live walk through/screenshare is much harder (but not impossible) to fake.
- Problem: selling a dream
- How to Find It: "Great potential", etc. (kind of like real estate descriptions of "Handyman's Specials")
- Beware: if it was so easy, they probably would've done it already; things usually aren't as simple as they seem at first
PayPal recurring revenue (generally) cannot be transferred.
Verify with analytics, especially third party independent analytics (e.g. Google Analytics is more trustworthy than say server logs)
Check the publicly available data that you can:
- whois records - check ownership
- archive.org Wayback Machine - check history
- Netcraft - history
- semrush - keywords, etc.
- server HTTP headers - check for platform, obsolete / vulnerable software
What to do after acquisition?
I like to:
- do any quick wins specific to the site
- Check server error logs (you'd be surprised how often problems exist but are unnoticed)
- check Google Analytics for slow pages
- look at Google PageSpeed Insights / Pingdom Tools reports and pick off some easy ones
- wait and see how things go for a month or two before making drastic changes


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Which of these is the BEST use for milk?
Feeding baby cows
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They are too similar to tell the difference
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The doctor be a gentleman and of good schooling
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Roll
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