Karan Johar Says 'Yash Is Camera Shy Like Me,' But Goes On To Flirt With Cams At Good Newwz Trailer Launch
by Lubna KhanKaran Johar recently took to Instagram to share that his son Yash is camera shy, just like him. However, it is quite unbelievable, and given how confidently he poses in front of the cam, especially at Good Newwz trailer launch, we don’t quite buy it! Check out the pictures
Karan Johar has a huge following on social media and the ace filmmaker is also quite active on it, frequently posting his pictures and sometimes, with his kids. His pictures are quite aesthetic, and he oozes so much confidence and elegance in every picture of his. Which is why, it comes as a surprise as Karan Johar took to his Instagram recently and shared a picture with his kids and captioned it, “My son is camera shy just like me!!!”
A little while ago, the cast and crew of Good Newwz starring Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Diljit Dosnjh and Kiara Advani launched the trailer of the film. Karan Johar was also present at the event and photos from the event just prove that he is a natural in front of the camera. Karan Johar very confidently addressed the media and posed with the stars quite confidently. Check out the pictures from the trailer launch of Good Newwz here: ALSO READ:Gauri Shinde Directs Karan Johar In A Commercial Portraying Same-Sex Love Story; Says ‘He Is Such A Natural In Front Of The Camera’
Karan Johar at Good Newwz trailer launch
Karan Johar with Kiara Advani at Good Newwz Trailer Launch
Karan Johar and the team of Good Newzz at the trailer launch
Not just us, several fans of Karan Johar’s also commented on the post and wrote that they don’t believe he is camera shy! Recently, filmmaker Gauri Shinde directed Karan Johar in a commercial portraying a same-sex love story. Gauri said, “It was too much fun directing Karan.  We had many laughs doing it. The fact that he is expressing himself so well in the advertisement is really a treat to watch. He is great fit for this commercial”
Image Source: Instagram/karanjohar


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Webchemy sketch.


I know it's a few weeks ago, already, but now I managed to get the demos and presentation of MiX Essential and the ASP.NET workshop on the technical university of Vienna published. You can find for download them at by clicking the following links:
Essentially the demo and the presentation has a focus on the following aspects:
- Summary of what's new in ASP.NET 3.5?
- New Controls in ASP.NET 3.5 (ListView and DataPager)
- LINQ Integration into ASP.NET 3.5
- AJAX Integration into ASP.NET 3.5
- Expression Web 2.0 News (just in the Demo)
I've used Expression Web 2.0 to design the web site and then Visual Studio 2008 to add "developed" content to the site. With Expression Web 2.0 I also focused on a couple of new features such as the very neat PHP integration and the Adobe Photoshop image import (unfortunately it really imports images, only;))


Our Selfish Saturday Festival Is Coming To Melbs So Time To Love Thyself
by By Louis CostelloAfter the success of PEDESTRIAN.TV’s Selfish Weekend presented by The House of Angostura in Sydney earlier this year, we’re bringing the only self-care festival that matters down to Melbourne on February 22, 2020.
Selfish Saturday will give punters the entire day to be, well, selfish. Ignore everyone else, this day’s about your own physical and mental health, and yours only.
The single-day event will go down at Port Melbourne’s The Timber Yard which, if you’ve never been, is a bloody huge indoor and outdoor venue that can hold up to 1,500 soul-searchers.
That’s a whole lotta people finally looking after themselves – my little heart is filled with happiness.
To celebrate the launch, we’ll be giving away 20 double passes to the event (and if you miss out on the free double passes, you can get the early bird tix for a mere $45).
For a chance to win, just tell us in 25 words or less, what’s the best thing you’ve ever done for yourself:
WIN A DOUBLE PASS TO SELFISH SATURDAY
There are a few familiar faces from the last P.TV X House Of Angostura Selfish fest, including manifestation kween Flex Mami, and we’ve also added some cracking new talent to the partially-announced line-up.
It’s all still very hush-hush, but here’s just a taster of what you can expect on the day:
Mastering Smug Sundays: A Guide To Mindful Boozing w/ The House Of Angostura
The Sex-Ed You’ll Thank Us For Later w/ Sexologist Chantelle Otten
The Big Gay Debate
What’s Good For The Scroll And/Or Soul w/ Alex Hayes
Meet Melbourne’s Movers & Money-Makers w/ Head of Editorial Jenni Ryall
Don’t Be A Dick: Climate Action & Sustainability w/ Laura Wells
A Simple Effective Guide To Manifesting w/ Flex Mami
Havin’ A Laff & A Haff w/ Comedy Duo Double Denim
Because it is still a festival, there will also be multiple bars with alcoholic and non-alcoholic bevs, more food than you can get your grubby mitts on and, of course, a stage for the slew of musos belting out their bangers.
The line-up of musicians is still under lock and key, so just keep sitting on the edge of your seat (seriously, don’t move) until they’re announced.
Early bird tickets will be going on sale shortly for $45, keeping in mind that every ticket gets you a bangin’ gift bag worth $100.
Watch this (safe) space.
Image: Supplied


I am a hardworking and collaborative student with a passion in Computer Science and Mathematics. I am especially interested in Machine Learning and working with Human-Computer interaction.
ACES specializes in Intelligence Analysis, IT, and Engineering Services. I enhanced an existing Applicant Tracking System by developing queries for data repositories on a NSQL database. I began to develop an iOS Prototype App intended for the Baltimore Police Department. I used Github to commit code, create feature branches, and collaborate with fellow developers on these projects. (Java, JSP, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, MongoDB, Swift, Linux, Bash)
Mentors – Dr. Habtom Ressom and Dr. Rency Verghese: Along with two college students, I assisted the Metabolomics lab in reprogramming their patented MetaboSearch software, an application that searches multiple databases for connections between Mass Spectrometry lab results and existing metabolites. (Java, Selenium, HTTPRequests)
SC3 provides consulting and technology solutions to federal government and major corporations concerning defense and intelligence; Mentor - Curtis Wowk, Graphic Designer. I developed three websites and participated in a group activity to learn about radio communication and surveillance. (WordPress, Adobe Dreamweaver)
Zenaviv is a social enterprise that markets products designed from the artwork of autistic artists, to help them support themselves in the future. I learned about social entrepreneurship and marketing strategies and began developing a greeting card website using Materialize, a CSS framework.
Mentor - Dr. Deepak Kumar: After compiling data from published literature, I used computer software to identify significant micro-RNAs and their genetic targets in lung tumor tissue, and finally created network “webs” that showed links between identified target genes. I presented my research findings at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting (Mani H, Dusmatova S, Blancato J, Kumar D. Differentially expressed microRNAs in lung cancer. American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting, 2015 Apr 22; Philadelphia, PA)
GPA: 3.7
GPA: 3.7
GPA: 4.28
During my freetime, I enjoy spending time with friends and family, and engaging in a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, swimming, and playing soccer. Additionally, I am a music fanatic, and love both playing and listening to just about any genre. If I'm not doing any of these activities, you can find me engrossed in my latest personal coding project.


public class Level
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.lang.String[] |
availablePlants |
private int |
balance |
(package private) java.util.LinkedList<Plant> |
doneList |
private Lane[] |
grid |
private int |
height |
private java.lang.String |
name |
private int |
numTurns |
private int |
passiveGeneration |
private int |
turn |
(package private) java.util.LinkedList<Plant> |
undoneList |
private int |
width |
private com.google.gson.JsonObject |
zombieSpawns |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Level(java.lang.String name,
int width,
int height,
int balance,
java.lang.String[] plants,
com.google.gson.JsonObject turns,
int numTurns,
int passiveGen)
Construct a level
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
addToBalance(int toAdd)
Add sun to the player's balance
|
void |
allTurn()
Iterate through all lanes in the level and run all their turns, also spawn
any new zombies
|
boolean |
checkFail()
Check if the level has been failed.
|
boolean |
checkWin()
Check if the player has won
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object toCheck) |
java.lang.String[] |
getAvailablePlants()
Return all the plants available to the player in this level
|
int |
getBalance()
Return the user's current balance
|
int |
getHeight()
Return the height in spots, of the level
|
Lane |
getLane(int laneIndex)
Return a given lane
|
Lane[] |
getLanes()
Return all the lanes
|
java.lang.String |
getName()
Get the levels name
|
int |
getNumZombies()
Get the total number of zombies alive in the level
|
int |
getTurn()
Get the current turn
|
int |
getWidth()
Return the width in spots, of the level
|
boolean |
placePlant(Plant plant,
int laneI,
int spotI)
Try to place a plant at the given indices.
|
void |
redo()
Redo last undone plant placement.
|
void |
setReferences()
After reloading the level, we lose some cyclical references within plants/zombies, this resets them
|
void |
setTurn(int newTurn)
Set the current turn
|
void |
spawnZombies()
Check the levelData and spawn any zombies intended for the given turn
|
void |
undo()
Undo last plant placement.
|
void |
wipeTurnHist()
Clears the done and undone structures.
|
private Lane[] grid
private java.lang.String name
private int balance
private int width
private int height
private int numTurns
private int passiveGeneration
private java.lang.String[] availablePlants
private com.google.gson.JsonObject zombieSpawns
private int turn
java.util.LinkedList<Plant> doneList
java.util.LinkedList<Plant> undoneList
public Level(java.lang.String name, int width, int height, int balance, java.lang.String[] plants, com.google.gson.JsonObject turns, int numTurns, int passiveGen)
name
- The level's namewidth
- The width in spots, of the levelheight
- The height in spots, of the levelbalance
- The player's starting sun balanceplants
- The plant's the player may use during this levelturns
- The zombies that are set to spawnnumTurns
- The number of turns until all zombies have spawnedpublic void spawnZombies()
public Lane getLane(int laneIndex)
laneIndex
- The index of the lane to be returnedpublic Lane[] getLanes()
public int getTurn()
public void setTurn(int newTurn)
newTurn
- The new turnpublic boolean placePlant(Plant plant, int laneI, int spotI)
plant
- The plant being placedlaneI
- The lane index of the plants locationspotI
- The spot index of the plants locationpublic void undo()
public void redo()
public void wipeTurnHist()
protected void addToBalance(int toAdd)
toAdd
- The amount fo be addedpublic int getWidth()
public int getHeight()
public void allTurn()
public int getBalance()
public boolean checkFail()
public boolean checkWin()
public int getNumZombies()
public java.lang.String[] getAvailablePlants()
public java.lang.String getName()
public void setReferences()
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object toCheck)
equals
in class java.lang.Object


in search for the next abstraction
/dev/random
2015
Mortal Kombat X Fatal 8 Tourney
Installing Gitlab on FreeBSD 10
Running Docker Containers as Systemd Services
Nagios XMPP + SOI Integration
Git Flow Cheat Sheet
How to Configure and Verify the DHCP Relay for EX-series Switches
The Anything Store
FreeBSD Nginx+passenger
FreeBSD EZJAILS
Puppet User Group Johannesburg - Foreman
Ruby ektoplazm.com Scraper


Effect Of Climate Change to Rwanda And AFrica in General
Climate change and diminishing food security
Rising temperatures are affecting our climate and as a result, it affects our environment and the functions it delivers. One such key function is nutrient replenishment. Climate change puts nutrient cycles at risk, which has a knock-on effect on soil fertility. Dry field Such effect is not only important in terms of preserving biodiversity and habitats, but it is also critical for agricultural activity and food security.
Climate change and worse air pollution
Climate change also has an impact on air quality. According to a recent study, by the end of the century, more than half of the world’s population will be exposed to increasingly stagnant atmospheric conditions, with the tropics and subtropics bearing the brunt of the poor air quality [3]. Air stagnation results from three meteorological incidents: light winds, a stable lower atmosphere and a day with little or no precipitation to wash away pollution. If greenhouse gases were to rise significantly in the future, estimates indicate that 55% of the global population will experience more air stagnation by 2099. Large areas of India, Mexico and the Amazon could see up to 40 more stagnant air days per year compared to the average annual tally from 1986 to 2005 [3].
Climate change and disappearing wildlife
One of the first things to be hit by the effects of climate change is our wildlife. According to international experts, global warming is likely to be the greatest cause of species extinctions this century with estimates indicating that a 1.5°C average rise may put 20-30% of species at risk of extinction [4]. A logging site What is particularly worrying is that it is not just individual species that will be lost, but ecosystems as a whole will suffer. A lot of our ecosystems are already straining to adapt to deforestation and other types of pollution. The impact of adapting to climate change is therefore likely to be the straw to break the camel’s back.
Climate change and problems with water quality
Climate change is having serious impacts on the world’s water systems through flooding, droughts, as well as more extreme rainfall patterns. This creates further pressures on rivers and lakes that supply water for people and animals. What is more, the world’s oceans are also put at risk. Oceans are considered “carbon sinks” because they absorb huge amounts of carbon dioxide, limiting its potential to contribute to further global warming. Healthy coral reef habitat However, increased water temperatures and ever-increasing carbon dioxides concentrations mean that oceans are changing and becoming more acidic. This affects fish and other marine organisms living there. Coral reefs are particularly at risk. Sensitive coral species and algae are starved of oxygen, which leads to a dramatic bleaching and possibly even the death of the coral. It is a sobering thought that only 5% one of the most biodiverse and unique ecosystems in the world, Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, will be still intact in 2050 [4]. In the end, we must keep reminding ourselves what climate change and its impacts mean for our planet and our own lives. Regrettably, climate change is not something we can afford to ignore any longer.


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Click buttons to test applet deployment and LiveConnect support in your browser
Note: Opera is buggy with several applets with the same archive. (You can load two applets without trouble)
Note: Firefox Mac won't run any of the test for applets without the mayscript attribute.


This is a small, quiet village at the entrance to the Santubong River. To enter the river go close to the starboard mark and follow the channel markers.
Position 01°43.05'N, 110°19.6'E.
Clearance can be carried out at Pending, just outside Kuching. See Port Clearance/Kuching for the details.
There is a anchorage (no berthing) at the mouth of the Santubong river with access to a private marina where you can leave your dinghy and get water, fuel and laundry services. Avoid the area near the biggest jetty as the ground is foul.
Last updated October 2013.


Parallel Mechanics¶
ML-Ensemble is designed to provide an easy user interface. But it is also designed to be extremely flexible, all the wile providing maximum concurrency at minimal memory consumption. The lower-level API that builds the ensemble and manages the computations is constructed in as modular a fashion as possible.
The low-level API introduces a computational graph-like environment that you can
directly exploit to gain further control over your ensemble. In fact, building
your ensemble through the low-level API is almost as straight forward as using the
high-level API. In this tutorial, we will walk through the core
ParallelProcessing
class.
The purpose of the ParallelProcessing
class is to provide a streamlined
interface for scheduling and allocating jobs in a nested sequence of tasks. The
typical case is a sequence of Layer
instances where the output of one layer
becomes the input to the next. While the layers must therefore be fitted sequentially,
each layer should be fitted in parallel. We might be interested in propagating some of the
features from one layer to the next, in which case we need to take care of the array allocation.
ParallelProcessing API¶
Basic map ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨
In the simplest case, we have a caller
that has a set of task``s that needs to be
evaluated in parallel. For instance, the ``caller
might be a Learner
, with
each task being a fit job for a given cross-validation fold. In this simple case,
we want to perform an embarrassingly parallel for-loop of each fold, which we can
achieve with the map
method of the ParallelProcessing
class.
from mlens.parallel import ParallelProcessing, Job, Learner
from mlens.index import FoldIndex
from mlens.utils.dummy import OLS
import numpy as np
np.random.seed(2)
X = np.arange(20).reshape(10, 2)
y = np.random.rand(10)
indexer = FoldIndex(folds=2)
learner = Learner(estimator=OLS(),
indexer=indexer,
name='ols')
manager = ParallelProcessing(n_jobs=-1)
out = manager.map(learner, 'fit', X, y, return_preds=True)
print(out)
Out:
[[0.3665536 ]
[0.36335272]
[0.3601518 ]
[0.3569509 ]
[0.35375 ]
[0.48689735]
[0.52471155]
[0.56252575]
[0.60033995]
[0.63815415]]
Stacking a set of parallel jobs¶
Suppose instead that we have a sequence of learners, where we want to fit
each on the errors of the previous learner. We can achieve this by using
stack
method and a preprocessing pipeline for computing the errors.
First, we need to construct a preprocessing class to transform the input,
which will be the preceding learner’s predictions, into errors.
from mlens.parallel import Transformer, Pipeline
from mlens.utils.dummy import Scale
from sklearn.base import BaseEstimator, TransformerMixin
def error_scorer(p, y):
return np.abs(p - y)
class Error(BaseEstimator, TransformerMixin):
"""Transformer that computes the errors of a base learners"""
def __init__(self, scorer):
self.scorer = scorer
def fit(self, X, y):
return self
def transform(self, X, y):
return self.scorer(X, y), y
Now, we construct a sequence of tasks to compute, where the output of one
task will be the input to the next. Hence, we want a sequence of the form
[learner, transformer, ..., learner]
:
tasks = []
for i in range(3):
if i != 0:
pipeline = Pipeline([('err', Error(error_scorer))], return_y=True)
transformer = Transformer(
estimator=pipeline,
indexer=indexer,
name='sc-%i' % (i + 1)
)
tasks.append(transformer)
learner = Learner(
estimator=OLS(),
preprocess='sc-%i' % (i+1) if i != 0 else None,
indexer=indexer,
name='ols-%i' % (i + 1)
)
tasks.append(learner)
To fit the stack, we call the stack
method on the manager
, and since
each learner must have access to their transformer, we set split=False
(otherwise each task will have a separate sub-cache, sealing them off
from each other).
out = manager.stack(
tasks, 'fit', X, y, return_preds=True, split=False)
print(out)
Out:
[[0.22054635]
[0.22811265]
[0.235679 ]
[0.24324532]
[0.25081167]
[0.27373537]
[0.23783192]
[0.20192847]
[0.16602501]
[0.09709236]]
If we instead want to append these errors as features, we can simply
alter our transformer to concatenate the errors to the original data.
Alternatively, we can automate the process by instead using the
mlens.ensemble.Sequential
API.
Manual initialization and processing¶
Under the hood, both map
and stack
first call initialize
on the
manager
, followed by a call to process
with some default arguments.
For maximum control, we can manually do the initialization and processing step.
When we initialize, an instance of Job
is created that collect arguments
relevant for of the job as well as handles for data to be used. For instance,
we can specify that we want the predictions of all layers, as opposed to just the
final layer:
out = manager.initialize(
'fit', X, y, None, return_preds=['ols-1', 'ols-3'], stack=True, split=False)
The initialize
method primarily allocates memory of input data and
puts it on the job
instance. Not that if the input is a string pointing
to data on disk, initialize
will attempt to load the data into memory.
If the backend of the manger is threading
, keeping the data on the parent
process is sufficient for workers to reach it. With multiprocessing
as
the backend, data will be memory-mapped to avoid serialization.
The initialize
method returns an out
dictionary that specified
what type of output we want when running the manager on the assigned job.
To run the manager, we call process
with out out
pointer:
out = manager.process(tasks, out)
print(out)
Out:
[array([[0.3665536 ],
[0.36335272],
[0.3601518 ],
[0.3569509 ],
[0.35375 ],
[0.48689735],
[0.52471155],
[0.56252575],
[0.60033995],
[0.63815415]], dtype=float32), array([[0.22054635],
[0.22811265],
[0.235679 ],
[0.24324532],
[0.25081167],
[0.27373537],
[0.23783192],
[0.20192847],
[0.16602501],
[0.09709236]], dtype=float32)]
The output now is a list of arrays, the first contains the same predictions
as we got in the map
call, the last is the equivalent to the predicitons
we got in the stack
call. Note that this functionality is available
also in the stack
and map
calls.
Memory management¶
When running the manager, it will read and write to memory buffers. This is
less of a concern when the threading
backend is used, as data is kept
in the parent process. But when data is loaded from file path, or when
multiprocessing
is used, we want to clean up after us. Thus, when we
are through with the manager
, it is important to call the clear
method. This will however destroy any ephemeral data stored on the instance.
manager.clear()
..warning:: The clear
method will remove any files in the specified path.
If the path specified in the initialize
call includes files other than
those generated in the process
call, these will ALSO be removed.
ALWAYS use a clean temporary cache for processing jobs.
To minimize the risk of forgetting this last step, the ParallelProcessing
class can be used as context manager, automatically cleaning up the cache
when exiting the context:
learner = Learner(estimator=OLS(), indexer=indexer)
with ParallelProcessing() as mananger:
manager.stack(learner, 'fit', X, y, split=False)
out = manager.stack(learner, 'predict', X, split=False)
Total running time of the script: ( 0 minutes 0.817 seconds)


class Praetorian::QueryNotSupportedException
- Praetorian::QueryNotSupportedException
- Exception
- Reference
- Object
Overview
Exception that will be raised when a query that is not supported is called.
Exception that will be raised when a query that is not supported is called.


Iterator.hasNext()
or ListIterator.hasPrevious()
that call
Iterator.next()
or ListIterator.previous()
on the iterator instance. Such calls are almost certainly an error, as methods
like hasNext()
should not modify the iterators state, while next()
should.
Example:
class MyIterator implements Iterator<Integer> {
public boolean hasNext() {
return next() != null;
}
}


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How should I name this lemma?
@[simp] lemma lift'_of_comp (f : localization α S → β) [is_ring_hom f] : lift' (f ∘ of) (units.map f ∘ to_units) (λ s, rfl) = f :=
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Class: BSON::Document
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- BSON::Document
- Defined in:
- lib/mongoid/extensions.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#transform_keys ⇒ Object
We need to override this as ActiveSupport creates a new Object, instead of a new Hash see github.com/rails/rails/commit/f1bad130d0c9bd77c94e43b696adca56c46a66aa.
Instance Method Details
#transform_keys ⇒ Object
We need to override this as ActiveSupport creates a new Object, instead of a new Hash see github.com/rails/rails/commit/f1bad130d0c9bd77c94e43b696adca56c46a66aa
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# File 'lib/mongoid/extensions.rb', line 13 def transform_keys return enum_for(:transform_keys) unless block_given? result = {} each_key do |key| result[yield(key)] = self[key] end result end |


Growl support for Nodejs. This is essentially a port of my Ruby Growl Library. Ubuntu/Linux support added thanks to [@niftylettuce](http://github.com/niftylettuce).
Install growlnotify(1). On OS X 10.8, Notification Center is supported using terminal-notifier. To install:
$ sudo gem install terminal-notifier
Install npm and run:
$ npm install growl
Install notify-send
through the libnotify-bin package:
$ sudo apt-get install libnotify-bin
Install npm and run:
$ npm install growl
Download and install Growl for Windows
Download growlnotify - IMPORTANT : Unpack growlnotify to a folder that is present in your path!
Install npm and run:
$ npm install growl
Callback functions are optional
var growl = require('growl')
growl('You have mail!')
growl('5 new messages', { sticky: true })
growl('5 new emails', { title: 'Email Client', image: 'Safari', sticky: true })
growl('Message with title', { title: 'Title'})
growl('Set priority', { priority: 2 })
growl('Show Safari icon', { image: 'Safari' })
growl('Show icon', { image: 'path/to/icon.icns' })
growl('Show image', { image: 'path/to/my.image.png' })
growl('Show png filesystem icon', { image: 'png' })
growl('Show pdf filesystem icon', { image: 'article.pdf' })
growl('Show pdf filesystem icon', { image: 'article.pdf' }, function(err){
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This test sample runs in embedded mode - i.e., it only styles it self and does not assume it's alone on the page. Use for running tests inside your app.
To embed the runner, simply create an element with id "buster", and buster will figure out the rest. Note that if you want the buster-test styling, you have to manually include the CSS file (found in resources/buster-test.css).
For more fine-grained control, you can instantiate and configure your own runner, see documentation for buster-test/runner.


Export all customers and upload the single file into the "Customer File" area below. If customer records already exist in local storage, only upload updated records).
Download invoice files and upload them in the "Invoice FIle" area below. (You can upload multiple files at once by selecting all the files and dragging them into the "Choose Files" box).
All the invoice lines will be displayed in the "Invoice Lines" section. This can be toggled using the "Toggle Invoice Lines" button.
Any errors will display in the "Invoice Errors" section. These errors can be exported into a .txt file using the "Export Errors" button.
Refresh the page and repeat the process with Credit Note files (You will not need to re-upload the customer file. Credit files can be run at the same time as invoices, but for clarity it is simpler to run them seperately).
Make any corrections and run the files back through this utility (if necessary), then move the files to the easybop directory.


Make School "Dominican university" | CS Bachelors Degree
- Bachelors degree in applied computer science 2022 at Make School accredited through Dominican University of California.
- Make School is located in the city of San Francisco CA, on 555 Post St.
- Make School website: MakeSchool.com
- Concentrations include but are not limited to mobile development, web development (full stack) & data science/machine learning.
- Languages & frameworks include but are not limited to Python, JavaScript, Swift, Go, Flask, Django, Node.js, React.js, UIKit, CoreData, Foundation, NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn, Keras & TensorFlow.
DVC | UX Design
- I took certificate classes at Diablo Valley College in UX Design.
- DVC is located in the PleasantHill, CA.
- DVC website: www.dvc.edu
- Concentrations include but are not limited to ArtDM, Web Design, UI/UX Design, Art Drawing & Math.
- Educated on Photoshop (intro & advanced), Dreamweaver, HTML, Drawing 1 & 2, advanced math & more.
Code TL, CTD & Meda MT | Coding Bootcamp
- Top student in the Code Tenderloin programming bootcamp.
- The Code TL bootcamp focused on JavaScript.
- My Code The Dream bootcamp focus was on Ruby.
- Code TL bootcamp was a two part program about one month for both. Completing the intro to JavaScript, then moving to Javascript advanced. I did so well I got to skip the beginning of the second class & move right into the middle of it.
- Code TL got me accepted to Make School, a program that gives you a two year Bachelor's degree applied in Computer Science.
- I got accepted into CTD's programming bootcamp, a very competitive six month Ruby class that come with an internship.
- At the Programming Bootcamp Meda Mission techies I study HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js & more
- Meda MT was an 8-week long program 5 days a week.
Online & in Person Courses | Software Engineering
- Courses taken at or on Linda.com also known as “LinkedIn Learning”, TeamTreeHouse.com, Udacity, Khan Academy, CodeCademy.com, GitHub Learning Lab, Noisebridge & More.
- I Sharpened my skills significantly though many online courses. This happened because I am a very dedicated person who has spent many days getting up in the morning going down to the coffee shop and staying their studying programing until it closes.
- Did great in my Python, C# & React.js Classes. I took classes at Noisebridge in Python & C#. The C# Class gave me good knowledge of the game engine Unity.
SRVHS & Vanguard | High School Diploma
- Top student in the film class at The Vanguard School. During this class we learned different computer skills that have come in handy while learning programing.
- Took a keyboarding class in high school that has made me a much faster typer than the average person.
- One of just a few people who gave a graduation speech. Having given such a task I am much more confident in all that I do.


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research
Compositional Language Modeling
Supervisor: Prof. Anand Rangarajan, University of Florida, Gainesville
Traditional language models treat language as a linear chain on words. In my master’s thesis I challenged this assumption and proposed a model that uses underlying compositional structure for modeling language. This is done by marginalizing the joint probability of sentence and composition tree. Conditional probability given the structure was modeled using the distributional representation and training was efficiently carried out using Inside-Outside algorithm. I also hypothesize that the phrasal and word embeddings generated by the this model can improve upon the current state of the art for classification tasks like sentiment analysis, NER etc.
Contrastive Entropy: A new metric for evaluating unnormalized level language models
Supervisor: Prof. Anand Rangarajan, University of Florida, Gainesville
Perplexity is an unsuitable metric for sentence level language models due to its word level model assumption and its reliance on exact probabilities. As part of my thesis, I also proposed a new discriminative metric to evaluate unnormalized sentence level language models. The intuition here is to capture the model’s ability to differentiate between a test sentence and its distorted version, one that is less likely to be generated by the language source. I also hypothesize that this metric will have better correlation with the WER as both metrics are discriminative in nature.
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Sentence Level Recurrent Neural Network
Supervisor: Prof. Anand Rangarajan, University of Florida, Gainesville
To prove the efficacy of our new metric, I reformulated RNN as a sentence level compositional model trained discriminatively to differentiate among a sentence from the training set and a slightly distorted version of it. On our new metric we reported considerable gains over RNN when this model is trained at lower level of distortion(10%).
Text Extraction from an Image using Edge Information
Supervisor : Prof. Suman Mitra, DAIICT, Gandhinagar
A novel method of marking the text areas in an image was tested. The proposed method was based on collecting the edge information first using Sobel operators and then harnessing the property of sharp edges for the text and there by marking the areas as text or non text regions.
[pdf]


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Apache Arrow™ enables execution engines to take advantage of the latest SIMD (Single input multiple data) operations included in modern processors, for native vectorized optimization of analytical data processing. Columnar layout of data also allows for a better use of CPU caches by placing all data relevant to a column operation in as compact of a format as possible.
Arrow acts as a new high-performance interface between various systems. It is also focused on supporting a wide variety of industry-standard programming languages. Java, C, C++, Python are underway and more languages are expected soon.
Apache Arrow is backed by key developers of 13 major open source projects, including Calcite, Cassandra, Drill, Hadoop, HBase, Ibis, Impala, Kudu, Pandas, Parquet, Phoenix, Spark, and Storm making it the de-facto standard for columnar in-memory analytics.
Arrow is still early in development.
Apache Arrow 0.2.0 is an early release and the APIs are still evolving. The metadata and physical data representation should be fairly stable as we have spent time finalizing the details.
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This sample creates a Calendar entry for the logged-in user on Friday, December 16, 2011 from 10:00 to 10:25. The entry will not be saved unless you click through to the Calendar entry and save it.


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Never go offline until the dispatcher does.
The "fourth floor of Fondren Library near call number DA89"
is more helpful than "Fondren Library." It is also a good idea
to have someone waiting outside the building to help direct
Rice EMS to the scene.
Indicate the severity of the problem. A hand bleeding from a
paper cut is a different scenario than a hand bleeding from a
gunshot wound. If the emergency is medical (nausea, chest pain,
dizziness), it may be helpful to give the age of the patient.
If there is a threat to your safety, (fire, violent person,
chemical spill, etc.) leave immediately. If you can safely
help remove the injured person from the scene, do so, but
your safety comes first. It is vital that you tell dispatch
if there is a safety threat, otherwise EMTs may be harmed.
Obviously, if the EMTs are injured, they can no longer
help the patient.
Rice EMTs are well-trained, and have a lot of experience
helping injured and sick people. They have literally saved
lives on numerous occasions, and are more than ready to
take on any situation.
If you or someone else on the scene has first aid training,
try to help the patient. Never attempt to do anything that
you have not been trained to do, or feel uncomfortable doing.
Generally, 1 Duty Crew EMT and 1 EMS InCharge will
respond; RUPD may also be dispatched, depending on
the nature of the emergency.
The InCharge may request additional assistance as needed.
For our patients' safety and well-being, Rice EMS
always recommends that patients seek further medical
attention at a hospital using ambulance transport.
REMS always recommends ambulance transport, as that
is the safest option for our patients; for minor injuries,
(twisted ankle, minor laceration, etc.) the patient may
be taken to the hospital by a friend.
More serious cases (or patient's request) will require
ambulance transport to the hospital. Dispatch will
contact HFD directly. RUPD will guide HFD units to
the appropriate location. REMS will continue to the
treat the patient and transfer patient care upon HFD's arrival.
REMS and RUPD offer their services free of charge, but
Rice has no control over costs incurred by HFD transport;
patients transported by HFD should expected to be billed
for that service (insurance should assist in the payment).
If you cannot pay the fee and your insurance does not cover
ambulance transport, HFD has a no-interest payment plan available.
Any competent patient has the right to make his or
her own medical decisions, including refusing further
treatment (after an assessment of the patient's
competency has been performed).
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KSI vs Logan Paul II undercard: Who is fighting before YouTube stars clash in ring?
Billy Joe Saunders and Devin Haney defend their respective world titles before KSI and Logan Paul walk to the ring
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingAll eyes will be on KSI and Logan Paul tonight when the social media stars make their walks to the ring for their rematch.
The YouTube sensations will finally settle their beef at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, more than a year after fighting to a controversial draw in Manchester.
But before they do, there is plenty of action on the undercard with two world championship fights as Billy Joe Saunders and Devin Haney defend their super-middleweight and lightweight titles respectively.
Unlike the first fight, there will be no YouTubers on the undercard after promoter Eddie Hearn made it part of the deal if he was to come on board.
Saunders will be due in the ring at around 2am UK time with Haney following on before the main event at 4am.
Here is everything you need to know about the undercard...
What time do the fights start?
The fights are expected to start at around 4pm local time, which is midnight in the UK. Billy Joe Saunders should walk to the ring at around 6pm (2am UK) and will be followed by Devin Haney.
The main event is scheduled to start at 8pm local time (4am UK).
What TV channel is it on?
The fights are being shown on subscription service DAZN in the US and on Sky Sports Box Office in the UK.
The broadcast in the UK will start at midnight and will cost £9.99. Click here to order.
Are the fights on YouTube?
No, unlike the first fight, the rematch will not be shown on YouTube despite KSI and Logan Paul having 40 million followers between them.
Who is fighting?
Devin Haney vs Alfredo Santiago
Haney has quickly established himself as one the rising stars of the sport with his slick style and endearing personality. He won an interim lightweight title in September by beating Zaur Abdullaev and was recently upgraded to full champion when Vasyl Lomachenko was controversially upgraded to 'franchise champion'.
Tonight Haney defends his title against Santiago who has won all 12 of his fights but who has never boxed outside of his home in the Dominican Republic.
Billy Joe Saunders vs Marcelo Esteban Coceres
Saunders is undoubtedly one of Britain's best boxers but he has endured a frustrating 12 months having given up his middleweight title after an abnormal drug test put paid to his defence against Demetrius Andrade.

But he returned to action earlier this year to win a vacant super-middleweight belt against Shefat Isufi at the home of Stevenage FC.
He then left promoter Frank Warren and tonight makes his debut with Eddie Hearn having been promised the big fights in 2020.
Nikita Ababiy vs Jonathan Batista
Ababiy has been tipped for big things since turning pro with Matchroom and has knocked out all but one of his opponents thus far. Expect the same tonight.
Ronny Rios vs Hugo Berrio
Rios always brings excitement to the ring and is bidding to follow up on his shock win over Diego De La Hoya - son of ring legend Oscar - in July. Berrio is coming off three fights with namesake Argel after a no contest and two victories.
Diego Pacheco vs Aaron Casper
At only 18, Pachecho fights for the seventh time as a professional and the first at the Staples Center in home city of Los Angeles. He should have little trouble with 5-3-0 Casper.
Alexis Espino vs Gregory Clark
Another young gun, Espino, 19, from Las Vegas continues his professional career with his fifth contest and can expect another early night.

Joshua Brueckner vs Tyler Smith
Both men are moving up from a minor MMA promotion to make their boxing debuts.


Use a client-specific three-letter prefix when naming any new AOT objects (i.e. Tables, Classes, Data entities, etc.). The prefix needs to be agreed at the start of the project.
As an example, if the agreed project prefix is ABC and we're creating a new table labeled Weather history, the AOT name should be: ABCWeatherHistory.
When extending a table, you need to change the default extension name, ".extension", to something unique. That is because a table can be extended from multiple modules, so each developer much choose a different extension name.
A good choice is to use the same prefix used on the client's project and also the functional area. As an example, when extending CustTable from the functional part about weather of project ABC, the extension name should be: CustTable.ABCWeather.
More info in Simon Buxton's book, Extending Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations Cookbook: Create and extend realworld solutions using Dynamics 365 Operations.


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Field properties for Visualization:
string : Name of the visualization (optional)
int : Width of the visualization in pixels
Default is 500 if undefined.
int : Height of the visualization in pixels
Default is 500 if undefined.
2-element list of ints : Dimensions of the viewport
The viewport is a bounding box containing the visualization. If the dimensions of the visualization are larger than the viewport, then the visualization will be scrollable.
If undefined, then the full visualization is shown.
int or dict : Padding around visualization
The padding defines the distance between the edge of the visualization canvas to the visualization box. It does not count as part of the visualization width/height. Values cannot be negative.
If a dict, padding must have all keys ''top', 'left', 'right', and 'bottom' with int values.
list or KeyedList of Data : Data definitions
This defines the data being visualized. See the Data class for details.
list or KeyedList of Scale : Scale definitions
Scales map the data from the domain of the data to some visualization space (such as an x-axis). See the Scale class for details.
list or KeyedList of Axis : Axis definitions
Axes define the locations of the data being mapped by the scales. See the Axis class for details.
list or KeyedList of Mark : Mark definitions
Marks are the visual objects (such as lines, bars, etc.) that represent the data in the visualization space. See the Mark class for details.
list or KeyedList of Legends : Legend definitions
Legends visualize scales, and take one or more scales as their input. They can be customized via a LegendProperty object.
Field properties for Data:
string : Name of the data
This is used by other components (Mark, etc.) for reference.
string : URL from which to load the data
This can be used as an alternative to defining the data in the values attribute.
list : Data contents
Data is represented in tabular form, where each element of values corresponds to a row of data. Each row of data is represented by a dict or a raw number. The keys of the dict are columns and the values are individual data points. The keys of the dicts must be strings for the data to correctly serialize to JSON.
The data will often have an “index” column representing the independent variable, with the remaining columns representing the dependent variables, though this is not required. The Data class itself, however, is agnostic to which columns are dependent and independent.
For example, the values attribute [{'x': 0, 'y': 3.2}, {'x': 1, 'y': 1.3}] could represent two rows of two variables - possibly an independent variable 'x' and a dependent variable 'y'. For simple data sets, an alternative values attribute could be a simple list of numbers such as [2, 12, 3, 5].
It may be more convenient to load data from pandas or NumPy objects. See the methods Data.from_pandas() and Data.from_numpy().
string : name field of another data set
This is typically used with data transforms to create new data values.
list : transforms to apply to the data
Note: Transform-relational classes are not yet implemented.
dict : information about the data format
This is only used when loading data from the url attribute. Format-relational classes are not yet implemented.
Field properties for Scale:
string : Unique name for the scale
This is used for referencing by other components (mainly Mark).
string : Type of the scale
Valid types are as follows:
For time scales, the value should be a Javascript-style numeric value of seconds. 'time' implies the value is in local time.
If unspecified, then the scale is assumed to be linear. See the d3 documentation for scale type details.
list or DataRef : Domain of the scale
float, int, or DataRef : Minimum domain value
Only used for quantitative/time scales. This takes precedence over the minimum of the domain property.
float, int, or DataRef : Maximum domain value
Only used for quantitative/time scales. This takes precedence over the maximum of the domain property.
list or string : Range of the scale
For quantitative scales, the range may be specified as a two-element list of min/max values. For ordinal scales, the range should be a list of output values mapped to the input values.
float, int, or DataRef : Minimum range value
Only used for quantitative/time scales. This takes precedence over the minimum of the range property.
float, int, or DataRef : Maximum range value
Only used for quantitative/time scales. This takes precedence over the maximum of the range property.
boolean : If True, flip the scale range
boolean : If True, numeric output values are rounded to integers
boolean : If True, distribute ordinal values over evenly spaced points between range_min and range_max
Ignored for non-ordinal scales.
boolean : If True, values that exceed the domain are clamped to within the domain
Ignored for ordinal scales.
boolean or string : scale the domain to a more human-friendly set
If the scale type is 'time' or 'utc', then the value should be one of 'second', 'minute', 'hour', 'day', 'week', 'month', or 'year'.
If the scale type is a quantitative scale, then the value should be a boolean. The input values are rounded to a more human-friendly value. The details of the rounding are in the d3 documentation.
Ignored for ordinal scales.
float or int : Exponent for 'pow' scale types
Ignored for all scale types other than 'pow'.
boolean : If True, include zero in the domain
Only valid for quantitative scale types. This is useful if the domain is defined as a DataRef that may not include 0 exactly.
string: Ordinal element padding
Only valid for ordinal scale types
Field properties for DataRef:
string : Name of data-set containing the domain values
string or list of strings : Reference to desired data field(s)
If multiple fields are given, then the values of all fields are included in the domain.
Field properties for ValueRef:
int, float, or string : used for constant values
This is ignored if the field property is defined.
string : reference to a field of the data in dot-notation
The data is taken from the Mark’s from_ property. For instance, if the data has a definition [{'x': 2}, {'x': 3}, {'x': 1}] then the data should be referenced as data.x. Note that the first element is always data regardless of the name of the data.
string : reference to the name of a Scale
The scale is applied to the value and field attributes.
int or float : multiplier applied to the data after any scaling
int or float : additive offset applied to the data after any scaling and multipliers
boolean : use the range of the scale if applicable
If this is True and scale is defined, then the value referenced is the range band referenced scale. See the d3 documentation on ordinal.rangeBand for more info.
Field properties for Mark:
string : Optional unique name for mark
string : Optional description for mark
string : Type of mark
Valid types are 'rect', 'symbol', 'path', 'arc', 'area', 'line', 'image', and 'text'.
dict : Description of data to visualize
Note that although the property has the name from_ (using from is invalid Python syntax), the JSON will contain the correct property from.
MarkProperties : Mark property set definitions
string : Field to use for data binding
When updating data dynamically, restrict dynamic transitions from affecting data with the given key. This can be useful for something like scrolling time series. See the Vega examples.
ValueRef, number : Transitional delay in milliseconds.
string : Type of transition easing
Valid types are 'linear', 'quad', 'cubic', 'sin', 'exp', 'circle', and 'bounce', which can be appended with the modifiers 'in', 'out', 'in-out', and 'out-in'. The default is 'cubic-in-out'.
See the documentation for the d3 ease function for more details.
Field properties for MarkProperties:
PropertySet : properties applied when data is loaded
PropertySet : properties applied when data is removed
PropertySet : properties applied for all non-exiting data
(This is vague. Need better Vega docs.)
PropertySet, properties applied on mouse-over
On mouse out, the update properties are applied.
Field properties for PropertySet:
ValueRef : number, left-most x-coordinate
For most marks, this will be equal to the field of the independent variable. For example, {"scale": "x", "field": "data.x"} will place a mark with its left-most coordinate at the x-values of the data. Something like {"scale": "x", "value": 10} will place a single mark at given x-coordinate.
ValueRef : number, right-most x-coordinate
Generally, for marks where the width is significant, it’s better to use the width property.
ValueRef : number, width of the mark
Set the band property of the ValueRef to True to use the full width.
ValueRef : number, top-most y-coordinate
The same remarks for the x property apply here.
ValueRef : number, bottom-most y-coordinate
The same remarks for the x2 property apply here.
ValueRef : number, height of the mark
ValueRef : number, overall opacity (0 to 1)
ValueRef : string, fill color for the mark
Colors can be specified in standard HTML hex notation or as CSS3 compatible strings. The color string is not validated due to its large number of valid values.
ValueRef : int or float, opacity of the fill (0 to 1)
ValueRef : color, stroke color for the mark
Colors can be specified in standard HTML hex notation or as CSS3 compatible strings. The color string is not validated due to its large number of valid values.
ValueRef : int, width of the stroke in pixels
ValueRef : number, opacity of the stroke (0 to 1)
ValueRef : number, area of the mark in pixels
This is the total area of a symbol. For example, a value of 500 and a shape of 'circle' would result in circles with an area of 500 square pixels. Only used if type is 'symbol'.
ValueRef : string, type of symbol to use
Possible values are 'circle' (default), 'square', 'cross', 'diamond', 'triangle-up', and 'triangle-down'. Only used if type is 'symbol'.
ValueRef : string, SVG path string
This would typically be used for maps and other things where the path is taken from the data.
ValueRef : number, inner radius of arc in pixels
Only used if type is 'arc'.
ValueRef : number, outer radius of the arc in pixels
Only used if type is 'arc'.
ValueRef : number, start angle of the arc in radians
Only used if type is 'arc'.
ValueRef : number, end angle of the arc in radians
Only used if type is 'arc'.
ValueRef : string, line interpolation method to use
Possible values for area types are ‘linear’, 'step-before', 'step-after', 'basis', 'basis-open', 'cardinal', 'cardinal-open', 'monotone'. line types have all values for area as well as 'basis-closed', 'bundle', and 'cardinal-closed'.
Only used if type is 'area' or 'line'.
ValueRef : number, tension used for interpolation
Only used if type is 'area' or 'line'.
ValueRef : string, url of image
Only used if type is 'image'.
ValueRef : string, horizontal alignment of mark
Possible values are 'left', 'right', and 'center'. Only used if type is 'image' or 'text'.
ValueRef : string, vertical alignment of mark
Possible values are 'top', 'middle', and 'bottom'. Only used if type is 'image' or 'text'.
ValueRef : string, text to display
Only used if type is 'text'.
ValueRef : number, horizontal margin between text and anchor point in pixels
Ignored if align is 'center'. Only used if type is 'text'.
ValueRef : number, vertical margin between text and anchor point in pixels
Ignored if baseline is 'middle'. Only used if type is 'text'.
ValueRef : string, typeface for text
Only used if type is 'text'.
ValueRef : number, font size in pixels
Only used if type is 'text'.
ValueRef : string, font weight
Should be a valid SVG font weight. Only used if type is 'text'.
 Only used if type is 'text'.
Field properties for Transform:
string: property name in which to store the computed transform value.
The valid transform types are as follows: array, copy, facet, filter, flatten, formula, sort, stats, unique, zip, force, geo, geopath, link, pie, stack, treemap, wordcloud
list: Can take data references or object references
Only used if type is array or copy
str: The name of the object to copy values from
Only used if type is copy
list: The field names to copy the values to.
Can be used with the following type: copy unique zip
list: Each key value corresponds to a single facet in the output.
Only used if type is facet
string: Optional for sorting facet values
Only used if type is facet
string: A string containing a javascript filtering expression.
Ex: d.data.y >= 3
Only used if type is filter
string: Property name to store computed formula value.
Only used if type is formula or unique
See: https://github.com/trifacta/vega/wiki/Data-Transforms#-formula
string: Javascript expression of a formula, referencing the data as d.
Only used if type is formula
See: https://github.com/trifacta/vega/wiki/Data-Transforms#-formula
str, list: a field or list of fields to sort. Can prepend with - to sort descending.
Only used if type is sort
str: Field for which to compute statistics.
Only used if type is stats
boolean: If true, median statistic will also be computed.
Only used if type is stats``
string: Name of dataset to zip to current dataset
Only used if type is zip
string: Primary dataset field to match to secondary data
Only used if type is zip
string: Field in secondary dataset to match to primary
Only used if type is zip
string: Name of link (edge) data set.
To be used with force types
list: Dimensions of force layout
To be used with force types
int: Number of iterations to run force directed layout.
To be used with force types
int or string: Strength of the charge each node exerts.
To be used with force types
int or string: Determines lenght of the edges, in pixels.
To be used with force types
int or string: Determines the tension of the edges.
To be used with force types
int or float: Strength of friction force to stabilize layout
To be used with force types
int or float: theta parameter for the Barnes-Hut algorithm.
To be used with force types
int or float: Strength of pseudo-gravity force
To be used with force types
int or float: “temperature” parameter to determine node position adjustment
To be used with force types
string: Data field determining the points at which to stack. When stacked vertically, these are the x-coords.
To be used with stack types
string: Data field determining thickness, or height of stacks.
To be used with stack types
string: Baseline offset style. Must be one of the following:
zero, silhouette, wiggle, expand
To be used with stack types
str: The sort order for stack layers. Must be one of the following:
default, reverse, inside-out
To be used with stack types


Persona 5 Scramble Proves It's More Than Just a Musou Game in New Morgana Trailer
Phantom fighters
by Liam CroftGame Profile
Title:
Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers
Publisher:
Atlus
Developer:
Omega Force
Release Date:
20th Feb 2020 (JPN)
In true Persona tradition, the newest Musou spin-off is back with another character-focused trailer for Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers. Today's focuses on everyone's favourite cat -- Morgana.
It's the usual spiel of hectic, seemingly enjoyable gameplay alongside clips and cutscenes that act as a direct sequel to Persona 5. The game continues to look like much more than your typical Dynasty Warriors-like experience, meaning it's one we're hotly anticipating as we head into 2020. Better yet, Persona 5 Royal is due to receive its western launch date in less than two weeks, so a release window for Persona 5: Scramble shouldn't be too far behind either.
Are you hyped for Persona 5: Scramble? Do battle in the comments below.
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There is only a single parameter used in configuring transactions, the DB_TXN_NOSYNC flag. Setting the DB_TXN_NOSYNC flag when opening a transaction region (using either db_appinit or txn_open) changes the behavior of transactions to not synchronously flush the log during transaction commit.
This change will significantly increase application transactional throughput, however, it means that while transactions will continue to exhibit the ACI (atomicity, consistency and isolation) properties, they will not have D (durability), i.e., database integrity will be maintained but it is possible that some number of the most recently committed transactions may be undone during recovery instead of being redone.


Development Guidelines¶
Coding Guidelines¶
For the most part we try to follow PEP 8 guidelines which can be viewed here: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
Testing Guidelines¶
Swift has a comprehensive suite of tests and pep8 checks that are run on all submitted code, and it is recommended that developers execute the tests themselves to catch regressions early. Developers are also expected to keep the test suite up-to-date with any submitted code changes.
Swift’s tests and pep8 checks can be executed in an isolated environment
with tox
: http://tox.testrun.org/
To execute the tests:
Ensure
pip
andvirtualenv
are upgraded to satisfy the version requirements listed in the OpenStack global requirements:pip install pip -U pip install virtualenv -U
Install
tox
:pip install tox
Generate list of distribution packages to install for testing:
tox -e bindep
Now install these packages using your distribution package manager like apt-get, dnf, yum, or zypper.
Run
tox
from the root of the swift repo:tox
Note
If you installed using cd ~/swift; sudo python setup.py develop
, you may
need to do cd ~/swift; sudo chown -R ${USER}:${USER} swift.egg-info
prior
to running tox
.
By default
tox
will run all of the unit test and pep8 checks listed in thetox.ini
fileenvlist
option. A subset of the test environments can be specified on thetox
command line or by setting theTOXENV
environment variable. For example, to run only the pep8 checks and python2.7 unit tests use:tox -e pep8,py27
or:
TOXENV=py27,pep8 tox
Note
As of tox
version 2.0.0, most environment variables are not automatically
passed to the test environment. Swift’s tox.ini
overrides this default
behavior so that variable names matching SWIFT_*
and *_proxy
will be
passed, but you may need to run tox --recreate
for this to take effect
after upgrading from tox
<2.0.0.
Conversely, if you do not want those environment variables to be passed to
the test environment then you will need to unset them before calling tox
.
Also, if you ever encounter DistributionNotFound, try to use tox
--recreate
or remove the .tox
directory to force tox
to recreate the
dependency list.
Swift’s functional tests may be executed against a SAIO - Swift All In One or other running Swift cluster using the command:
tox -e func
The endpoint and authorization credentials to be used by functional tests
should be configured in the test.conf
file as described in the section
Setting up scripts for running Swift.
The environment variable SWIFT_TEST_POLICY
may be set to specify a
particular storage policy name that will be used for testing. When set, tests
that would otherwise not specify a policy or choose a random policy from
those available will instead use the policy specified. Tests that use more than
one policy will include the specified policy in the set of policies used. The
specified policy must be available on the cluster under test.
For example, this command would run the functional tests using policy ‘silver’:
SWIFT_TEST_POLICY=silver tox -e func
To run a single functional test, use the --no-discover
option together with
a path to a specific test method, for example:
tox -e func -- --no-discover test.functional.tests.TestFile.testCopy
In-process functional testing¶
If the test.conf
file is not found then the functional test framework will
instantiate a set of Swift servers in the same process that executes the
functional tests. This ‘in-process test’ mode may also be enabled (or disabled)
by setting the environment variable SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS
to a true (or
false) value prior to executing tox -e func
.
When using the ‘in-process test’ mode some server configuration options may be set using environment variables:
- the optional in-memory object server may be selected by setting the
environment variable
SWIFT_TEST_IN_MEMORY_OBJ
to a true value. - encryption may be added to the proxy pipeline by setting the
environment variable
SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS_CONF_LOADER
toencryption
. - the deprecated proxy-server
object_post_as_copy
option may be set using the environment variableSWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS_OBJECT_POST_AS_COPY
. - logging to stdout may be enabled by setting
SWIFT_TEST_DEBUG_LOGS
.
For example, this command would run the in-process mode functional tests with encryption enabled in the proxy-server:
SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS=1 SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS_CONF_LOADER=encryption \
tox -e func
This particular example may also be run using the func-encryption
tox environment:
tox -e func-encryption
To debug the functional tests, use the ‘in-process test’ mode and pass the
--pdb
flag to tox
:
SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS=1 tox -e func -- --pdb \
test.functional.tests.TestFile.testCopy
The ‘in-process test’ mode searches for proxy-server.conf
and
swift.conf
config files from which it copies config options and overrides
some options to suit in process testing. The search will first look for config
files in a <custom_conf_source_dir>
that may optionally be specified using
the environment variable:
SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS_CONF_DIR=<custom_conf_source_dir>
If SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS_CONF_DIR
is not set, or if a config file is not
found in <custom_conf_source_dir>
, the search will then look in the
etc/
directory in the source tree. If the config file is still not found,
the corresponding sample config file from etc/
is used (e.g.
proxy-server.conf-sample
or swift.conf-sample
).
When using the ‘in-process test’ mode SWIFT_TEST_POLICY
may be set to
specify a particular storage policy name that will be used for testing as
described above. When set, this policy must exist in the swift.conf
file
and its corresponding ring file must exist in <custom_conf_source_dir>
(if
specified) or etc/
. The test setup will set the specified policy to be the
default and use its ring file properties for constructing the test object ring.
This allows in-process testing to be run against various policy types and ring
files.
For example, this command would run the in-process mode functional tests
using config files found in $HOME/my_tests
and policy ‘silver’:
SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS=1 SWIFT_TEST_IN_PROCESS_CONF_DIR=$HOME/my_tests \
SWIFT_TEST_POLICY=silver tox -e func
Coding Style¶
Swift uses flake8 with the OpenStack hacking module to enforce coding style.
Install flake8 and hacking with pip or by the packages of your Operating System.
It is advised to integrate flake8+hacking with your editor to get it automated and not get caught by Jenkins.
For example for Vim the syntastic plugin can do this for you.
Documentation Guidelines¶
The documentation in docstrings should follow the PEP 257 conventions (as mentioned in the PEP 8 guidelines).
More specifically:
- Triple quotes should be used for all docstrings.
- If the docstring is simple and fits on one line, then just use one line.
- For docstrings that take multiple lines, there should be a newline after the opening quotes, and before the closing quotes.
- Sphinx is used to build documentation, so use the restructured text markup to designate parameters, return values, etc. Documentation on the sphinx specific markup can be found here: http://sphinx.pocoo.org/markup/index.html
Installing Sphinx:
- Install sphinx (On Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install python-sphinx
) python setup.py build_sphinx
Manpages¶
For sanity check of your change in manpage, use this command in the root of your Swift repo:
./.manpages
License and Copyright¶
You can have the following copyright and license statement at the top of each source file. Copyright assignment is optional.
New files should contain the current year. Substantial updates can have another year added, and date ranges are not needed.:
# Copyright (c) 2013 OpenStack Foundation.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or
# implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.


WITNESS LIST
Health Care Education & Training, Select Committee
October 6, 2014 - 9:30 AM
Strengthening the Health Care Workforce in Texas
On:
Alcantar, Andres (Texas Workforce Commission)
Alexander, Dr. Kim (Texas Association of School Administrators)
Biscoe, Laurie (Texas Workforce Commission)
Brackney Kremkus, Erin (OneStar Foundation)
Bresnen, Steve (Association of Dental Support Organizations)
Burns, Dr. Heath (Texas Association of School Administrators)
Clay, Camille (Self)
Fiesinger, Troy (Texas Academy of Family Physicians)
Griffith, Cynthia (Blinn College)
Hanner, Mary Beth (Excelsior College)
Hansen, Melissa (NCSL)
Hupp, Suzana (The Health and Human Services Commission)
Jones, Lorie (TOMAGWA, Advisory Board Spring ISD)
Knight, Jennifer (Self; Austin Mental Health Group)
Kupka, Stacie (Self)
Lacy, Ernie (Texas A&M Baylor College of Dentistry)
Moreno, Alejandro (Texas Chapter of the American College of Physicians)
Plemons, Jacqueline (Self; Texas Dental Association)
Ramos, Shelly (Texas Education Agency)
Stern, Lonny (Skillpoint Alliance)
Street, Karen (Self)
Tesch, Sandy (Texas Dental Hygienists Association)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Bourland, Cindy (Department of state health services)
Deabay, Shawn (Texas Veterans Commission)
Green, Anson (Texas Workforce Commission)
Hildebrand, Julie (Texas State Board of Dental Examiners)
Hupp, Suzanna (Hhsc)
Monk, John (Health Professions Council)
Peebles, Rex (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board)
Reynolds, David (Texas Osteopathic Medical Association)
Romero, Michelle (Texas Medical Association)
Smith, Andre (Health and Human Services Commission)
Williford, Jeff (Texas Veterans Commission)
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| 003:009 Khan | : |
Our Lord! Verily, it is You Who will gather mankind together on the Day about which there is no doubt. Verily, Allah never breaks His Promise". |
| 003:009 Maulana | : |
Our Lord, surely Thou art the Gatherer of men on a day about which there is no doubt. Surely Allah will not fail in (His) promise. |
| 003:009 Pickthal | : |
Our Lord! Lo! it is Thou Who gatherest mankind together to a Day of which there is no doubt. Lo! Allah faileth not to keep the tryst. |
| 003:009 Rashad | : |
"Our Lord, You will surely gather the people on a day that is inevitable. GOD never breaks a promise." |
| 003:009 Sarwar | : |
Lord, it is certain that one day You will gather all the people together. God does not break His promise." |
| 003:009 Shakir | : |
Our Lord! surely Thou art the Gatherer of men on a day about which there is no doubt; surely Allah will not fail (His) promise. |
| 003:009 Sherali | : |
'Our Lord, Thou wilt certainly assemble mankind together on the Day about which there is no doubt; surely, ALLAH never fails in HIS promise.' |
| 003:009 Yusufali | : |
"Our Lord! Thou art He that will gather mankind Together against a day about which there is no doubt; for Allah never fails in His promise." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > الجامع Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> The Gatherer أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > الدعاء > المأثور من الدعاء Pillars of Islam> The Prayers>The Invocation> What is said Concerning Invocation الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > إثباته Faith> The Hereafter> Its Proof (Evidence)
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extcheck - A utility to detect jar conflicts
f3extcheck detects version conflicts between a target jar file and currently installed extension jar files.
f3 extcheck [ -verbose ] targetfile.jar
The f3extcheck utility checks a specified Jar file for title and version conflicts with any extensions installed in the Java(TM) SDK. Before installing an extension, you can use this utility to see if the same or a more recent version of the extension is already installed.
The f3extcheck utility compares the f2Specification-title and f2Specification-version headers in the manifest of the f2targetfile.jar file against the corresponding headers in all Jar files currently installed in the extension directory. (The extension directory is f2jre/lib/ext by default.) The f3extcheck utility compares version numbers in the same way as the method f2java.lang.Package.isCompatibleWith.
If no conflict is detected, the return code is f20.
If the manifest of any jar file in the extensions directory has the same f2Specification-title and the same or a newer f2Specification-version number, a non-zero error code is returned. A non-zero error code is also returned if f2targetfile.jar does not have the f2Specification-title or f2Specification-version attributes in its manifest.
-verbose Lists Jar files in the extension directory as they are checked. Additionally, manifest attributes of the target jar file and any conflicting jar files are also reported.
-Joption Pass f2option to the Java virtual machine, where f2option is one of the options described on the reference page for the java(1). For example, f3-J-Xms48m sets the startup memory to 48 megabytes.
jar(1)


@import gospeak.core.domain.Event
@import gospeak.core.domain.messages.Message
@import gospeak.web.api.ui.routes.SuggestCtrl
@import gospeak.web.domain.Breadcrumb
@import gospeak.web.pages.orga.events.routes.EventCtrl
@import gospeak.web.pages.orga.partials.html.container
@import gospeak.web.pages.partials.form.html._
@import gospeak.web.pages.partials.display.html._
@import gospeak.web.utils.OrgaReq
@(hasMeetupAccount: Boolean, event: Event, form: Form[Event.Data], redirect: Option[String])(b: Breadcrumb)(implicit req: OrgaReq[AnyContent])
@container(s"Edit ${event.name.value}", b)() {
@formElt(form, EventCtrl.doEdit(req.group.slug, event.slug, redirect)) {
Edit @event.name.value
@btnCancel(EventCtrl.detail(req.group.slug, event.slug))
@btnSubmit("Save")
@fieldVertical(form("name"), List("label" -> "Name", "help" -> "Name of the event")) { (field, args) =>
@inputText(field, List("placeholder" -> "Event name", "autofocus" -> "true") ++ args)
}
@fieldVertical(form("kind"), List("label" -> "Kind")) { (field, args) =>
@inputSelect(field, Event.Kind.all.map(k => k.value -> k.value), List("placeholder" -> "What kind of event is it?") ++ args)
}
@fieldVertical(form("start"), List("label" -> "Date", "help" -> "Local date and time when the event will start")) { (field, args) =>
@inputLocalDatetime(field, args)
}
@inputHidden(form("venue"))
@* @fieldVertical(form("venue"), List("label" -> "Venue", "help" -> "Where your event will take place")) { (field, args) =>
@inputSelect(field, List(), List("placeholder" -> "", "remote" -> SuggestCtrl.suggestVenues(req.group.slug).toString, "optional" -> "") ++ args)
} *@
@fieldVertical(form("max-attendee"), List("label" -> "Max attendees", "help" -> "What is the capacity of this event")) { (field, args) =>
@inputNumber(field, List("placeholder" -> "50", "optional" -> "") ++ args)
}
@fieldCheckbox(form("allow-rsvp"), List("label" -> "Allow RSVP", "help" -> "Choose if users can RSVP to this event")) { (field, args) =>
@inputCheckbox(field, args)
}
@fieldVertical(form("cfp"), List("label" -> "CFP", "help" -> "You will be able to add proposals from the CFP to the event")) { (field, args) =>
@inputSelect(field, List(), List("placeholder" -> "-- Attach a CFP to this event", "remote" -> SuggestCtrl.suggestCfps(req.group.slug).toString, "optional" -> "") ++ args)
}
@fieldVertical(form("tags"), List("label" -> "Tags", "help" -> "Main topics of the event")) { (field, args) =>
@inputTags(field, args ++ List("remote" -> SuggestCtrl.suggestTags().toString))
}
@fieldVertical(form("description"), List("label" -> "Description", "help" -> "Description of your event")) { (field, args) =>
@inputTemplate(field, ref = Some(Message.Ref.eventInfo), args = List("placeholder" -> "Event description") ++ args)
@displayTemplateData(Some(Message.Ref.eventInfo))
}
@fieldVertical(form("slug"), List("label" -> "Slug", "help" -> "Reference of the event (in urls for example)")) { (field, args) =>
@inputText(field, List("placeholder" -> "Event slug", "slug-for" -> form("name").id) ++ args)
}
@if(hasMeetupAccount) {
@fieldVertical(form("refs.meetup"), List("label" -> "Meetup reference", "help" -> "References of this event in Meetup.com")) { (field, args) =>
@inputText(field("group"), List("placeholder" -> "Group url name name", "optional" -> "true") ++ args)
@inputNumber(field("event"), List("placeholder" -> "Event id", "optional" -> "true") ++ args)
}
}
}
}()


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It is a simple web-based app built to share book reviews. It is built using Python and Django, with some JS. It will be hosted on Heroku and using MySQL as it's databae. The app is optimized for both mobile and desktop. Because it is web-based it is accessible to everyone and is completly free.
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| if (true){ | |
| // This variable is defined inside these | |
| // curly braces, which means its part of the | |
| // scope of this block and cannot be accessed | |
| // by other parts of someFunction. | |
| let blockVariable = 30; | |
| // However, using the 'var' keyword this variable, | |
| // while defined inside the same block, is part of | |
| // the scope of the someFunction. | |
| var functionVariable = 30; | |
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| console.log("Block scope: "); | |
| console.log(blockVariable); | |
| console.log(functionVariable); | |
| } | |
| // Outside the block, only the variable defined using | |
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| catch (e) { console.log("The variable 'blockVariable' is not accessible!"); } | |
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A demonstration of rendering a Salesforce.com chatter feed using backbone.js, Requirejs, jQuery Mobile and Jasmine. Displays a feed for the logged in user, renders comments. Supports like and unlike, posting to users feed. Source available on github, dev version on my local machine and prod version on Heroku from single code base. And yes Dorothy, keys, secrets, passwords etc. aren't on github. It is intended for my experimentation purposes only.
See the chatter feed in action.


The goal of this project is to provide a Swing implementation of the Office 2007 ribbon container and related components. The components have consistent visuals under the existing core and third-party look-and-feels, respect the DPI settings of the user desktop and follow the core Swing guidelines in the external APIs and the internal implementation details.
This project is licensed under Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) License and requires Java 6.0+ to run.
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In browser implementation of a python text editor with live syntax checking, visualizer, and compiler.
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Example Grader:
from unittest.gui import TestCaseGui class myTests(TestCaseGui): def testOne(self): self.assertEqual(factorial(3),6,"Try checking base case") self.assertEqual(factorial(0),1,"Try using recursion") myTests().main()


Access the envelopes current value to synchronize visuals. This sketch uses
p5.js
for canvas rendering.
Example by
polyrhythmatic


The PlayStation was the first console of it's kind to take the market the way it did. The graphics were top of the line and the games were relatively cheap to produce, allowing a greater profit margin for Sony. Some of my favorite games for it were Spyro the Dragon, Crash Bandicoot, and Tomb Raider.
Nintendo is a company of many accomplishments, creating hand crafted playing cards when it first started before moving on to mechanical toys. It gained real popularity with the release of it's first major selling console, the NES. Nintendo went on to create the SNES which had improved graphics, but still relied on cartridges before creating the most popular hand held system on the market: the GameBoy. Nintendo created it's last cartridge compatible console, the Nintendo 64 shortly after the release of the PlayStation and today continues to innovate the world of gaming by being the first to successfully create a motion-detection console, which has inspired systems like the Kinect and PlayStation Move. Some of the more popular games thought up by this company are Pokemon, Legend of Zelda, and Mario.


Most of Silk's functionality is in apps. Add, remove, fork, or create them to build the perfect GUI for you. All apps are built with node.js and web technologies. We even have an experimental app framework that is compatible with apps using Electron!
Access a server remotely using your web browser. Silk provides a text editor, file explorer, task manager, and even a terminal. If you use Digital Ocean to host a node.js app , NDeploy makes it simple.


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[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> I guess the pizza cost him a fortune
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Better hope it was one damn good pizza.
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> I can imagine he has nightmares on eating that pizza and paying with 10k bitcoin
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> i can imagine he had way more left over
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> but probably sold at < $1
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> now that's the stuff of nightmares
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> why?
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> it was at the current market price
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> he could have purchased/mined 100,000 more BTC at similar prices
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> i doubt he used 100% of his BTC for the pizza. also there was a bit of an issue with him releasing the GPU mining ahead of when satoshi wanted, at least that is what I heard. so this was sort of his way of making up for that
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> it could be he solo mined the 10k btc very quickly
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> He cld have sold all when it was $10 bucks
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> nowadays most people don't even have a whole coin
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> you cant look at things that way
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> well, you can, but it isnt very logical
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> at the time it was worth a pizza
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> nothing wrong with selling or buying at market price
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> I will sell a pizza for 10000 HUSH!
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> Well if i can travel back in time.. i will go make that pizza for him..
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> sure, if you can go back in time, just CPU mine the first year and get hundreds of thousands of BTC
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> if you can go back in time, just go back with the source code to 2007 and become satoshi
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> these are silly fantasy
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> at the time there was no precedent for real world purchase
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> Yes.. hal finney said back then u can find block by using cpu.. but he turn it off after a while as it makes his computer hot
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> that purchase led to bitpay and the rest
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> The challenge now is to find the nxt bitcoin
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> And buy it now when its still cheap
Bitconnect is famous for being the image we all associate with a scam in the crypto community. After being among the most important cryptocurrencies in the global marketcap, the project collapsed, leading many investors to
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> thank me later
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> As btc goes up.. there will be incremental number of scams and con artist game
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> They shld get carlos matos back
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> To do a roadshow and ico
[dscrd-hush] <kh4567> Normally if they do a scam already.. the 2nd time they shld change the name and branding..so that hopefully no one will remember


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