From:Domke Jana To:Geaccone Tracy Sent:2017-01-11T04:36:32.0000000Z Subject:FW: Estimates for 1/30/2002 payout
Tracy - I am getting desperate for the estimated yearend IBIT & Net Income #'s. We have a meeting with Stan on Monday. Can you HELP? Thanks/JD
-----Original Message-----
From: Domke, Jana
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 6:12 PM
To: Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: RE: Estimates for 1/30/2002 payout
Hi Tracy - Understand there may be a glitch in the spreadsheet. Let me know.
Can I still get yearend estimates on IBIT and NI for the EGS groups. Also, Rod mentioned you might know 2000 bonus payouts for PGE & what they may have accrued for this year. Any assistance would be appreciated - am having difficulty getting PGE #'s.
Thanks much./JD
-----Original Message-----
From: Geaccone, Tracy
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 2:32 PM
To: Denby, Michele
Cc: Domke, Jana
Subject: RE: Estimates for 1/30/2002 payout
Can I see the spreadsheets.
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: Denby, Michele
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 11:45 AM
To: Geaccone, Tracy
Cc: Domke, Jana
Subject: Estimates for 1/30/2002 payout
Tracy -
The estimated 1/30/2002 payout figures using the 3rd CE net income estimates (in millions) adjusted for capital charge are as follows:
Let me know if you need any additional information.......................Thanks
Michele
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This section is all about the fieldtype itself - the heart and soul of Taggable.
You can add the Taggable fieldtype to a custom field group like normal - in the Custom Field Administration section of the ExpressionEngine Admin Panel, add a new fieldtype and select "Taggable" from the drop-down menu. Make sure you make the field searchable to enable tag lookups. You can then use the custom field settings to customise how your fieldtype works.
Let's start off our mini-tutorial by creating a blog channel and a new Taggable custom field called post_tags. We can call our custom field whatever we like, it doesn't matter. We can also add multiple Taggable fields per channel if we so wish. Just remember that like all ExpressionEngine custom fields, the field name (so, in our case, post_tags) maps to the template variable.
 Let's start by creating a few entries, and assigning some tags to them. Let's then display our entries using ExpressionEngine's standard {exp:channel:entries} tag. We can use our custom field to display our tags, just like any other custom fields. Remember, we called our custom field post_tags, so we'll use the {post_tags} tag to display our tags. Be careful about terminology here - if we called our custom field taggable, this tag would be {taggable}. If we called it take_me_down_to_paradise_city the tag would be {take_me_down_to_paradise_city}. This is a tag pair, and it gives us a few variables which we can use to display our tags.
{exp:channel:entries channel="blog" orderby="date" sort="desc"}
{title}

Tags: {post_tags backspace="2"}{name}, {/post_tags}
 {content} {/exp:channel:entries}
Using this tag pair we can output our tags in however way we like, using a range of variables. If we wish to link to a tag page, we can use ExpressionEngine's path variable and combine it with the tag's URL name, like so:

Tags: {post_tags backspace="2"}{name}, {/post_tags}

Displaying entries using Taggable doesn't require any additional tags - you use the {exp:channel:entries} tag with the search: parameters. If you'd like to lookup entries tagged with a tag from the URL, it's as simple as passing through the value into {exp:channel:entries}. So, to follow on from our example above, our blog/tag template should look something like this:

Posts tagged with `{segment_3}`
 {exp:channel:entries channel="blog" search:post_tags="{segment_3}"}
{title}
 {/exp:channel:entries}
Just as a quick aside, we can also use the Taggable module tag ({exp:taggable}) to display a friendly, non URL version of the tag in the header:

Posts tagged with `{exp:taggable tag_url_name="{segment_3}" url_separator="-"}{name}{/exp:taggable}`
 {exp:channel:entries channel="blog" search:post_tags="{segment_3}"}
{title}
 {/exp:channel:entries}
That's the basics behind the Taggable fieldtype. The rest of this page is a reference guide for the fieldtype settings and tag variables.
The custom fieldtype settings panel allows you to customise the behaviour of your Taggable fieldtype. The following table explains each setting and what it does:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| UI Theme | The theme used for the UI |
| Maximum tags per channel entry | Allows you to limit the number of tags assigned to each entry. Set to 0 for unlimited. |
| URL Separator | What to separate tags by in the URL. Used for lookups and tag output |
You can display the tags stored in the fieldtype in an easy way with a simple, but powerful template tag. This tag contains a range of variables that you can use to output your tags:
The tag also supports an {if no_tags}{/if} conditional to optionally display content if no tags exist for this field. Additionally, there are a number of parameters you can use to control the output of the tag.
From 1.4, the recommended method of using Taggable in a Standalone Entry Form is through the SafeCracker module, where you can very very easily add the autocomplete dropdown field. However, if you're using ExpressionEngine's built-in SAEF, when you create your new custom field you can specify the SAEF Field Name. To add SAEF functionality to your fieldtype, simply create a new HTML input or textarea element with the name of your specified SAEF Field Name. Taggable will then use your SAEF Separator to split the input into tags.
A quick code example to demonstrate what I mean. If you're using SafeCracker, for example, you just use the {field:post_tags} to output Taggable's Autocomplete field.
{exp:safecracker channel="blog" return="site/index"} <link href="{path=css/_ee_saef_css}" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen" /> {exp:jquery:script_tag}
Title

<input type="text" name="title" id="title" value="{title}" size="50" maxlength="100" onkeyup="liveUrlTitle();" />

URL Title

<input type="text" name="url_title" id='url_title' value="{url_title}" maxlength="75" size="50" />

Tags
 {field:tags}
<input type="submit" value="Create Post" />
 {/exp:safecracker}
As of Taggable 1.4.5, I have officially removed support for the ExpressionEngine SAEF. This is because SafeCracker is now available as a first-party addon for free from EllisLab. It is now the recommended, and only way to create standalone entry forms.


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extends java.lang.Object
activate(double)
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Jama.Matrix |
input
Describes a matrix containing the neurons input (nb_of_inputs x 1)
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protected double |
learningRate
Describes the learning rate/constant, which governs how fast the weights
shift during the back-propagation algorithm.
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protected int |
nb_of_inputs
Describes the amount of inputs for a given neuron
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protected double |
neuronOutput
Contains the neurons output [0-1]
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protected Jama.Matrix |
synapse_weights
Represents the weights of the inputs of the neuron
using a (nb_of_inputs x 1) Matrix.
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protected double |
weightedInput
Contains the sum of the inputs multiplied with their weight
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NeuralNetwork.Neuron(int nb_of_inputs)
Create a new neuron
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected double |
activate(double weightedInput)
Passes the weighted input to the sigmoid function,
setting
neuronOutput to the output of the
sigmoid function. |
void |
adjustSynapseWeights(Jama.Matrix weightDelta)
Adjusts neurons weight matrix by a given delta.
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void |
calculateWeightedInput()
Calculates the neurons weighted input by summing up the inputs multiplied
with their given weights.
|
double |
getNeuronOutput()
Getter for the neurons output
|
Jama.Matrix |
getSynapse_weights()
Getter for the neurons weight matrix
|
double |
getWeightedInput()
Getter for the neurons weighted input
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void |
process(Jama.Matrix input)
Processes an input matrix, calculating the weighted input and
passing it to the through the activation function
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double[] |
setRandomWeights()
Generates null centered random double between [-1/sqrt(n),1/sqrt(n)]
Only called upon neuron creation
|
protected Jama.Matrix synapse_weights
nb_of_inputs
protected int nb_of_inputs
protected double neuronOutput
protected double weightedInput
protected Jama.Matrix input
protected double learningRate
public NeuralNetwork.Neuron(int nb_of_inputs)
nb_of_inputs
- number of neuron inputspublic double[] setRandomWeights() throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
- when trying to assign random weights to weight that have been previously
initialized.
public void calculateWeightedInput()
protected double activate(double weightedInput)
neuronOutput
to the output of the
sigmoid function.weightedInput
- The neurons weighted inputpublic void process(Jama.Matrix input)
input
- the neurons input Matrix (nb_of_inputs x 1)activate(double)
public void adjustSynapseWeights(Jama.Matrix weightDelta)
weightDelta
- The delta Matrix to be added to the
neurons weights.public double getNeuronOutput()
public double getWeightedInput()
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| static string | Serialize (object obj, JsonSerializerSettings settings) |
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| static T | Deserialize< T > (string value, IList< JsonConverter > converters) |
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| Deserializes the specified object to a Json object. More... | |
| static T | Deserialize< T > (string value, IList< JsonConverter > converters, IContractResolver resolver) |
| Deserializes the specified object to a Json object. More... | |
| static T | Deserialize< T > (string value, JsonSerializerSettings settings) |
| Deserializes the specified object to a Json object. More... | |
| static XmlNode | DeserializeXmlNode (string value) |
| Deserializes the specified object to a Json object. More... | |
| static string | ToString (JToken token) |
| static string | EnumToString (object val) |
| Gets the string representation of the enum value, considering the JavaScriptMap attribute and also ConfigOption attribute's JsonMode when ToLowerCase and ToLowerCamelCase. More... | |
| static object | EnumParse (Type enumType, string value, bool ignoreCase=false) |
| Gets the Enum representation of the specified string value, with the JavaScriptMap attribute taking precedence match over the enum name itself. It is always case-sensitive. If the enum's field has no JavaScriptMap attribute, the ordinary Enum name matching is used, considering JsonMode setting. More... | |
Properties | |
| static JsonSerializerSettings | GlobalSettings [get, set] |
| static JsonSerializerSettings | RequestSettings [get, set] |
| static JsonSerializerSettings?? | CurrentSettings [get] |
| static JsonSerializerSettings?? | CopyCurrentSettings [get] |
| static List< JsonConverter > | Converters [get] |
| static List< JsonConverter > | DateMsConverters [get] |
| static List< JsonConverter > | ScriptConverters [get] |
Convenience wrappers for Json.NET
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inlinestatic |
Deserializes the specified object to a Json object.
| value | The object to deserialize. |
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inlinestatic |
Deserializes the specified object to a Json object.
| value | The object to deserialize. |
| type | The Type of object being deserialized. |
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inlinestatic |
Deserializes the specified object to a Json object.
| value | The object to deserialize. |
| type | The Type of object being deserialized. |
| resolver | The IContractResolver object to customize serialization. |
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inlinestatic |
Serializes the Json object to a specific object.
| value | Json object |
| type | Object's type |
| converters | A List of JsonConverter objects to customize deserialization. |
| resolver | The IContractResolver object to customize serialization. |
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inlinestatic |
Serializes the Json object to a specific object.
| value | Json object |
| type | Object's type |
| settings | Serializer settings |
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inlinestatic |
Deserializes the specified object to a Json object.
| T | The type of the object to deserialize. |
| value | The object to deserialize. |
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inlinestatic |
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| T | The type of the object to deserialize. |
| value | The object to deserialize. |
| resolver | The IContractResolver object to customize serialization. |
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inlinestatic |
Deserializes the specified object to a Json object.
| T | The type of the object to deserialize. |
| value | The object to deserialize. |
| converters | A List of JsonConverter objects to customize serialization. |
|
inlinestatic |
Deserializes the specified object to a Json object.
| T | The type of the object to deserialize. |
| value | The object to deserialize. |
| converters | A List of JsonConverter objects to customize serialization. |
| resolver | The IContractResolver object to customize serialization. |
|
inlinestatic |
Deserializes the specified object to a Json object.
| T | The type of the object to deserialize. |
| value | The object to deserialize. |
| settings | Serializer settings |
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inlinestatic |
Deserializes the specified object to a Json object.
| value | The object to deserialize. |
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inlinestatic |
Gets the Enum representation of the specified string value, with the JavaScriptMap attribute taking precedence match over the enum name itself. It is always case-sensitive. If the enum's field has no JavaScriptMap attribute, the ordinary Enum name matching is used, considering JsonMode setting.
| enumType | The enum conversion wanted. |
| value | The value to look for. |
| ignoreCase | Whether to ignore case of the enum/value names or consider exact match or JsonMode conversion. |
If no JavaScriptMap is present, the enum match is case sensitive, It will look for the Enum type's ConfigOption attribute against the JsonMode setting, considering LowerCase and LowerCamelCase if present to compare the matches.
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inlinestatic |
Gets the string representation of the enum value, considering the JavaScriptMap attribute and also ConfigOption attribute's JsonMode when ToLowerCase and ToLowerCamelCase.
| val | The enum to be mapped to string. |
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inlinestatic |
Serializes the object not as a JSON object, but a lowerCamelCased JavaScript object itself. Notice the result will NOT be a JSON-compliant value!
If the result is going to be eval'd in JavaScript, setting sourceFormatting=true will break the generated code, unless line breaking sequences (\r and
) are properly replaced.
| obj | |
| sourceFormatting |
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inlinestatic |
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| obj | The object to serialize. |
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| obj | The object to serialize. |
| resolver | The IContractResolver object to customize serialization. |
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| obj | The object to serialize. |
| converters | A List of JsonConverter objects to customize serialization. |
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| obj | The object to serialize. |
| converters | A List of JsonConverter objects to customize serialization. |
| resolver | The IContractResolver object to customize serialization. |
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inlinestatic |
Serializes the specified object to a Json object.
| obj | The object to serialize. |
| converter | A JsonConverter object to customize serialization. |
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| obj | The object to serialize. |
| settings | Serializer settings |
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- An Exploration of the Effect of Buyer Preference and Market Composition on the Rent Gradient using the ALMA Framework
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November 2020 - Particle Swarm Optimization for Calibration in Spatially Explicit Agent-Based Modeling
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April 2020 - Capturing the Predictive Power of Cortical Learning Algorithms
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April 2019 - Computational Fact-Checking through Relational Similarity based Path Mining
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National Conference on Undergraduate Research | Atlanta, GA
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ObjectDomain is an arbitrary object collection with Garbage Collection capabilities.  Objects, included in the domain, must participate in GC operations. It is implemented throw two special object methods.
class SomeClass { IntObjPtr<Type1> ptr; IntAnyObjPtr<Type2,Type3> any_ptr; WeakObjPtr<Type4> weak_ptr; IntDelObjPtr<Type5> del_ptr; public: template <class Keeper> void keepAlive(Keeper keeper) { keeper(ptr); keeper(any_ptr); keeper(del_ptr); OR keeper(ptr,any_ptr,del_ptr); } template <class Breaker> void breakWeak(Breaker breaker) { breaker(weak_ptr); } };
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WeakObjPtr<Type> is a weak pointer. It does not keep the object being referenced alive. If this object is destroyed, the pointer is nullified. You must use this pointer in the breakWeak() method as the argument of the breaker call.
If one of the keepAlive() or keepAlive() method has an empty body, you may skip its definition entirely.
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ExtObjPtr<Type1> ptr; ExtDelObjPtr<Type2> del_ptr;
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You may freely cast any of IntObjPtr<Type>, WeakObjPtr<Type> and ExtObjPtr<Type> to IntAnyObjPtr<...,Type,...>.
You may also freely cast between IntDelObjPtr<Type> and ExtDelObjPtr<Type>.
The class ObjectDomain is essentially single-threaded. You may use it as is, but it's likely, you would derive another class from it to serve as an object domain. It is convenient to create a domain object and store a global pointer to it for a further use.
class ObjectDomain : NoCopy
{
....
private:
virtual void * try_alloc(ulen len);
virtual void free(void *mem);
protected:
void cleanup(); // must be called in the destructor of a derived class
public:
// constructors
explicit ObjectDomain(ulen max_total_len);
~ObjectDomain();
void collect();
// props
ulen getObjectCount() const;
ulen getTotalLen() const;
ulen getMaxTotalLen() const;
ulen getAvail() const;
};
try_alloc() and free() may be overloaded in a derived class to implement heap operations.
cleanup() must be called in the destructor of a derived class.
The constructor argument max_total_len is a total memory allocation limit for domain objects.
collect() performs the garbage collection.
getObjectCount() returns the number of domain objects.
getTotalLen() returns the total memory, occupied by domain objects.
getMaxTotalLen() is a total memory allocation limit for domain objects.
getAvail() is remaining available memory.
Below is an example of the ObjectDomain usage.
/* class TestDomain */ class TestDomain : public ObjectDomain { SpaceHeap heap; private: virtual void * try_alloc(ulen len) { return heap.alloc(len); } virtual void free(void *mem) { heap.free(mem); } public: explicit TestDomain(ulen max_total_mem) : ObjectDomain(max_total_mem),heap(2*max_total_mem) {} ~TestDomain() { cleanup(); } }; /* global Domain */ static ObjectDomain * Domain=0; .... int main() { TestDomain domain(10_MByte); Domain=&domain; .... return 0; }
You create and manipulate domain objects via a set of smart pointers.
Each smart pointer has the default constructor and the NothingType constructor, both creates a null pointer.
Each smart pointer has also the method nullify() to set the pointer to the null state.
Each smart pointer, except IntAnyObjPtr and ExtAnyObjPtr, has generic constructors to create a domain object. The pointer will reference the created object.
template <class ... SS> explicit SomePtr(ObjectDomain *domain,SS && ... ss); template <class ... SS> explicit SomePtr(ObjectDomain &domain,SS && ... ss);
The first argument is the ObjectDomain pointer or reference. Other arguments are used to create the object.
Each smart pointer, except IntAnyObjPtr and ExtAnyObjPtr, implements the Object Pointer Interface. IntAnyObjPtr and ExtAnyObjPtr implement the "anypointer" Object Pointer Interface: the method getPtr() returns AnyPtr<....> instead of a simple pointer.
Each smart pointer is efficiently copyable. For some the swap/move operations are implemented for the sake of efficiency.
This smart pointer should be used to reference domain objects by local or global variables. It keeps the object being referenced alive. So you must destroy or nullify all such objects before the ObjectDomain is destroyed. ExtObjPtr<T>, in fact, is the alias of the ObjectDomain::ExtPtr<T>.
template <class T>
class ObjectDomain::ExtPtr
{
....
public:
// constructors
ExtPtr() noexcept;
ExtPtr(NothingType);
ExtPtr(const IntPtr<T> &obj);
ExtPtr(const WeakPtr<T> &obj);
template <class ... SS>
explicit ExtPtr(ObjectDomain *domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
template <class ... SS>
explicit ExtPtr(ObjectDomain &domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
~ExtPtr();
void nullify();
template <class ... SS>
void create(SS && ... ss);
// copying
ExtPtr(const ExtPtr<T> &obj);
ExtPtr<T> & operator = (const ExtPtr<T> &obj);
// object ptr
void * operator + () const;
bool operator ! () const;
T * getPtr() const;
T & operator * () const;
T * operator -> () const;
ulen getExtRefs() const;
// swap/move objects
void objSwap(ExtPtr<T> &obj);
explicit ExtPtr(ToMoveCtor<ExtPtr<T> > obj);
};
ExtObjPtr<T> is implicitly convertible from the IntObjPtr<T> and WeakObjPtr<T>.
create() creates an ExtPtr object with the given arguments and assigned it to the self.
getExtRefs() returns the external reference counter. The pointer must be non-null.
ExtObjPtr<T> is copyable, swappable and movable.
This smart pointer should be used to reference domain objects by members of another domain objects. It keeps the object being referenced alive. If a domain object contains members of this type, it must define the method keepAlive() and use these pointers as arguments of keeper calls inside this method. IntObjPtr<T>, in fact, is the alias of the ObjectDomain::IntPtr<T>.
template <class T>
class ObjectDomain::IntPtr // default copying
{
....
public:
// constructors
IntPtr() noexcept;
IntPtr(NothingType);
IntPtr(const ExtPtr<T> &obj);
IntPtr(const WeakPtr<T> &obj);
template <class ... SS>
explicit IntPtr(ObjectDomain *domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
template <class ... SS>
explicit IntPtr(ObjectDomain &domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
void nullify();
template <class ... SS>
void create(SS && ... ss);
// object ptr
void * operator + () const;
bool operator ! () const;
T * getPtr() const;
T & operator * () const;
T * operator -> () const;
ulen getExtRefs() const;
void keepAlive(Keeper keeper);
};
IntObjPtr<T> is implicitly convertible from the ExtObjPtr<T> and WeakObjPtr<T>.
create() creates an IntPtr object with the given arguments and assigned it to the self.
getExtRefs() returns the external reference counter. The pointer must be non-null.
This smart pointer should be used to reference domain objects by members of another domain objects. It does not keep the object being referenced alive. So the object may be destroyed and if this happens the weak pointer is set to null. If a domain object contains members of this type, it must define the method breakWeak() and use these pointers as arguments of breaker calls inside this method. WeakObjPtr<T>, in fact, is the alias of the ObjectDomain::WeakPtr<T>.
template <class T>
class ObjectDomain::WeakPtr // default copying
{
....
public:
// constructors
WeakPtr() noexcept;
WeakPtr(NothingType);
WeakPtr(const ExtPtr<T> &obj);
WeakPtr(const IntPtr<T> &obj);
template <class ... SS>
explicit WeakPtr(ObjectDomain *domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
template <class ... SS>
explicit WeakPtr(ObjectDomain &domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
void nullify();
template <class ... SS>
void create(SS && ... ss);
// object ptr
void * operator + () const;
bool operator ! () const;
T * getPtr() const;
T & operator * () const;
T * operator -> () const;
ulen getExtRefs() const;
void breakWeak(Breaker breaker);
};
WeakObjPtr<T> is implicitly convertible from the ExtObjPtr<T> and IntObjPtr<T>.
create() creates an WeakPtr object with the given arguments and assigned it to the self.
getExtRefs() returns the external reference counter. The pointer must be non-null.
This smart pointer should be used to reference domain objects by members of another domain objects. It keeps the object being referenced alive. If a domain object contains members of this type, it must define the method keepAlive() and use these pointers as arguments of keeper calls inside this method. IntAnyObjPtr<T,...>, in fact, is the alias of the ObjectDomain::IntAnyPtr<T,...>.
template <class ... TT>
class ObjectDomain::IntAnyPtr // default copying
{
....
public:
// constructors
IntAnyPtr() noexcept;
IntAnyPtr(NothingType);
template <class T>
IntAnyPtr(const IntPtr<T> &obj);
template <class T>
IntAnyPtr(const ExtPtr<T> &obj);
template <class T>
IntAnyPtr(const WeakPtr<T> &obj);
IntAnyPtr(const ExtAnyPtr<TT...> &obj);
void nullify();
template <class T,class ... SS>
void create(SS && ... ss);
// methods
void * operator + () const;
bool operator ! () const;
AnyPtr<TT...> getPtr() const;
template <class FuncInit,class ... SS>
void apply(FuncInit func_init,SS && ... ss) const requires ( ... && FuncInitArgType<FuncInit,IntPtr<TT>,SS...> );
ulen getExtRefs() const;
void keepAlive(Keeper keeper);
};
IntAnyObjPtr<...,T,...> is implicitly convertible from the IntObjPtr<T>, ExtObjPtr<T>, WeakObjPtr<T> and ExtAnyObjPtr<...,T,...>.
create<T>() creates an IntPtr<T> object with the given arguments and assigned it to the self.
apply() works the same way, as the apply() method for AnyPtr, but transforms the pointer into the IntObjPtr<T> type.
getExtRefs() returns the external reference counter. The pointer must be non-null.
This smart pointer should be used to reference domain objects by local or global variables. It keeps the object being referenced alive. So you must destroy or nullify all such objects before the ObjectDomain is destroyed. ExtAnyObjPtr<TT>, in fact, is the alias of the ObjectDomain::ExtAnyPtr<TT>.
template <class ... TT>
class ObjectDomain::ExtAnyPtr
{
....
public:
// constructors
ExtAnyPtr() noexcept;
ExtAnyPtr(NothingType);
template <class T>
ExtAnyPtr(const IntPtr<T> &obj);
template <class T>
ExtAnyPtr(const ExtPtr<T> &obj);
template <class T>
ExtAnyPtr(const WeakPtr<T> &obj);
ExtAnyPtr(const IntAnyPtr<TT...> &obj);
~ExtAnyPtr();
void nullify();
template <class T,class ... SS>
void create(SS && ... ss);
// copying
ExtAnyPtr(const ExtAnyPtr<TT...> &obj) noexcept;
ExtAnyPtr<TT...> & operator = (const ExtAnyPtr<TT...> &obj) noexcept;
// methods
void * operator + () const;
bool operator ! () const;
AnyPtr<TT...> getPtr() const;
template <class FuncInit,class ... SS>
void apply(FuncInit func_init,SS && ... ss) const requires ( ... && FuncInitArgType<FuncInit,ExtPtr<TT>,SS...> );
ulen getExtRefs() const;
// swap/move objects
void objSwap(ExtAnyPtr<TT...> &obj);
explicit ExtAnyPtr(ToMoveCtor<ExtAnyPtr<TT...> > obj);
};
ExtAnyObjPtr<...,T,...> is implicitly convertible from the IntObjPtr<T>, ExtObjPtr<T>, WeakObjPtr<T> and IntAnyObjPtr<...,T,...>.
create<T>() creates an ExtPtr<T> object with the given arguments and assigned it to the self.
apply() works the same way, as the apply() method for AnyPtr, but transforms the pointer into the ExtObjPtr<T> type.
getExtRefs() returns the external reference counter. The pointer must be non-null.
ExtAnyObjPtr<...,T,...> is copyable, swappable and movable.
This smart pointer should be used to reference domain objects by local or global variables. It keeps the object being referenced alive. So you must destroy or nullify all such objects before the ObjectDomain is destroyed. The difference from the ExtObjPtr<T> is this pointer supports the manual object destruction via the method destroy().
template <class T>
class ExtDelObjPtr
{
....
public:
// constructors
ExtDelObjPtr() noexcept;
ExtDelObjPtr(NothingType);
ExtDelObjPtr(const IntDelObjPtr<T> &obj);
template <class ... SS>
ExtDelObjPtr(ObjectDomain *domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
template <class ... SS>
ExtDelObjPtr(ObjectDomain &domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
~ExtDelObjPtr();
void nullify();
template <class ... SS>
void create(SS && ... ss);
// object ptr
void * operator + () const;
bool operator ! () const;
T * getPtr() const;
T & operator * () const;
T * operator -> () const;
// destroy
bool destroy();
};
ExtDelObjPtr<T> is implicitly convertible from the IntDelObjPtr<T>.
create() creates an ExtDelObjPtr object with the given arguments and assigned it to the self.
destroy() destroys the object and nullifies the pointer. This is not possible, if there are other external references to this object, in this case the method simply returns false. Internal pointers to this object, if any, are nullified.
ExtDelObjPtr<T> is copyable, swappable and movable.
This smart pointer should be used to reference domain objects by members of another domain objects. It keeps the object being referenced alive, unless somebody destroys it manually. If a domain object contains members of this type, it must define the method keepAlive() and use these pointers as arguments of keeper calls inside this method. The difference from the IntObjPtr<T> is this pointer supports the manual object destruction via the method destroy().
template <class T>
class IntDelObjPtr // default copying
{
....
public:
// constructors
IntDelObjPtr() noexcept;
IntDelObjPtr(NothingType);
IntDelObjPtr(const ExtDelObjPtr<T> &obj);
template <class ... SS>
IntDelObjPtr(ObjectDomain *domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
template <class ... SS>
IntDelObjPtr(ObjectDomain &domain,SS && ... ss) requires ( ConstructibleType<T,SS..> ) ;
void nullify();
template <class ... SS>
void create(SS && ... ss);
// object ptr
void * operator + () const;
bool operator ! () const;
T * getPtr() const;
T & operator * () const;
T * operator -> () const;
// destroy
bool destroy();
void keepAlive(ObjectDomain::Keeper keeper);
};
IntDelObjPtr<T> is implicitly convertible from the ExtDelObjPtr<T>.
create() creates an IntDelObjPtr object with the given arguments and assigned it to the self.
destroy() destroys the object and nullifies the pointer. This is not possible, if there are some external references to this object, in this case the method simply returns false. Internal pointers to this object, if any, are nullified.


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Component Results
| Component | Your Value | Standard Range |
|---|---|---|
| Cholesterol, Total, S | Your Value231 mg/dL | Standard Rangemg/dL |
| ----REFERENCE VALUE---- Desirable: < 200 Borderline high: 200 - 239 High: > or = 240 |
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| Triglycerides, S | Your Value174 mg/dL | Standard Rangemg/dL |
| ----REFERENCE VALUE---- Normal: <150 Borderline high: 150-199 High: 200-499 Very high: > or =500 |
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| Cholesterol, HDL, S | Your Value48 mg/dL | Standard Range>=40 mg/dL |
| Calculated LDL | Your Value148 mg/dL | Standard Rangemg/dL |
| ----REFERENCE VALUE---- Desirable: <100 Above Desirable: 100-129 Borderline high: 130-159 High: 160-189 Very high: > or =190 |
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| Non HDL Cholesterol | Your Value183 mg/dL | Standard Rangemg/dL |
| ----REFERENCE VALUE---- Desirable: <130 Above Desirable: 130-159 Borderline high: 160-189 High: 190-219 Very high: > or =220 |
General Information
Ordered by Prac Ticioner, APRN, C.N.P., D.N.P.
Collected on 10/31/2018 7:46 AM from Blood, Venous (Blood)
Resulted on 10/31/2018 9:15 AM
Result Status: Final result


My name is Grif. A longtime resident on New England, I now live in Phoenix with my partner Katherine. What else?


Gitting real with octocat!
Version Control, Git and Github.
01/11/2014
Version Control is a way to manage your files, through repositories who have monitored access. Every change is documented with who made the change, why it was made, if it is a bugfix, new feature, etc. Using Version Control is essential when working with teams, because it prevents you from overriding your peers's works and makes it easy to merge changes into the main project. Git is a distributed version control system, which means it will keep the project but everyone invited (To work, to watch, to study, take your pick!) can get a copy of it! After you take your copy, you can do whatever you want with it and it won't alter the main project. With this you can create new features or remove old features and see if implementing or removing them will break the code, without actually breaking the original, isn't that great? Sometimes you work a lot only to find out that something is not working as intended anymore, using git you can just ask octocat for an older version that was working and resume working from there. It is surprisingly easy to find the version you are looking for, since you should be commenting what every updated version does when you commit it! So why should I choose Git and Github?
On git, every working directory is effectively a fork! It comes with a complete history, full version tracking capabilities and it doesn't require network access. Plus it's free, who doesn't love free stuff? Git is very fast, scalable, trustworthy and compatible with existing systems and protocols. Github is very popular and believe it or not, it is a social network! It provides feeds, followers, wikis, etc. Even though github is used mostly for code, it supports many formats and features. It also has an Enterprise Version used for large-scale software to host repositories behind a corporate firewall. Github saves your main project and you can access or fork it from anywhere with an internet connection.


I am a PhD candidate, studing electrical and computer engineering at New York University, advised by Professor Brandon Reagen. My research interest lie in the area of privacy-preserving machine learning, hardware accelerators, and homomorphic encryption. Currently I'm working on designing an hardware accelerator for Fully Homomorphic Encryption.
Previously, I received my M.Sc degree in Computer Architecture from University of Tehran, working on implementation of an FPGA based multi-precision accelerator for deep neural networks.
Currently, I am a member of NYU Center for Cberecurity.
Today, many applications rely on the cloud. Current digital infrastructure facilitates secure communication over an insecure communication channel using modern encryption schemes. However, the server needs to decrypt the data before performing any computation, raising concerns about data privacy and security. Fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) is a privacy-preserving computation technique that addresses this problem by performing computation on encrypted data without the need to decrypt the input. However, encryption increases the data size significantly, where the ciphertext is much bigger than the plaintext and the computation is orders of magnitude slower than computing on plaintex data. The huge amount of data and enormous computation are the main limitations of implementing FHE algorithm. We are working on designing a vector-based architecture to support BGV/CKKS schemes and wide range of security parameters.
• RPU: The Ring Processing Unit. In 2023 IEEE International Symposium on Performance Analysis of Systems and Software (ISPASS).
• Multi-Precision Deep Neural Network Acceleration on FPGAs. In 2022 27th Asia and South Pacific Design Automation Conference (ASP-DAC).
Current GPA: 3.95/4
GPA: 17.26/20 (3.63/4)
GPA (last 2 years): 17.91/20 (3.79/4)
Cumulative GPA: 17.2/20 (3.62/4)GPA: 19.68/20
My interests are as follows:
Network on Chip Laboratory is one of the laboratories of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering of University of Tehran. The research group primarily focused on the exploration of high-performance and low-power computer architectures with a current emphasis on highly parallel computer architectures, interconnection networks, and in-memory processing. Recently, our team has been working on Neural Network Accelerators and Data/Computation Reuse for Efficient CNN Accelerators. In this laboratory, I’m working on the implementation of an FPGA based multi-precision accelerator for deep neural networks. This architecture is able to dynamically change the working bit-width according to the minimum bit-width required to preserve the original accuracy. The multipliers and bit-width adaption mechanisms are optimized for the LUT-based structure of FPGAs. All aforementioned researches are being supervised by Dr. Mehdi Modarressi
In this laboratory, I worked on designing a portable Tracking System using the LoRaWAN protocol. I used ADXL335 module to recognize the mobility of the device and NEO-6m to find the location and finally transfer the received data through LoRaWAN protocol to the TTN server. I worked on this project as my B.Sc. thesis under the supervision of Dr. Mehdi Rasti
This group was working on the Amirkabir University of Technology IoT Gateway Project, under the supervision of Dr. Mahmoud Momtazpour and Dr. Morteza Sahebzamani. The number of devices connected to the Internet has increased significantly in recent years. The collection, processing, and transmission of this massive amount of data requires a high-speed, scalable, and also low-power hardware platform. One way is to use a device named Gateway. We established an internet connection through the Ethernet port and Wi-Fi. Communication with sensors and actuators was done through Zigbee, BLE, Wi-Fi, UART, and GPIO protocols.
The Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM) affiliated with the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology, was founded in 1989 under the name of Institute for Studies in Theoretical Physics and Mathematics. In the Third Advanced School of Computing, experts working on computer architecture were invited to give lectures on various aspects of this influential and evolving branch of computer science. Prof. Oğuz Ergin from TOBB University of Economics and Technology, Prof. Onur Multu from ETH Zurich, Prof. Ozcan Ozturk from Bilkent University, and Prof. Smruti Ranjan Saranji from IIT Delhi were invited to have a talk on memory systems, coherence and consistency, on-chip-network, temperature and power management, and architecture for emerging workloads.
This workshop was held in the Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM). It covered coherence and consistency, OpenMP, and CUDA programming.
This workshop was held at the Amirkabir University of Technology.
West Asian Regional Contest has been held since 1999. This regional contest is held every year in Tehran hosted by Sharif University of Technology. Amirkabir University of Technology has accomplished to advance for the world final in 7 years out of the whole 9 years.
This course was under the supervision of Dr. Mehdi Modarressi. I was responsible for designing and grading homework and projects.
I was responsible for teaching the Logic Circuit Laboratory course, homework, and the final project. This course was under the supervision of Dr. Mehdi Sedighi and Dr. Morteza Sahebzamani.
This course was under the supervision of Dr. Siavash Khorsandi.
This course was under the supervision of Dr. Morteza Sahebzamani. I was responsible for preparing homework, projects, and grading
This course was under the supervision of Dr. Siavash Khorsandi. I was responsible for grading projects and homework.
This course was under the supervision of Dr. Mehdi Sedighi. I was responsible for grading projects and homework.
• Accelerating CNN Inference, Utilizing Software techniques, OpenMP, & CUDA to speed up CNN inference.
Multicore Embedded Systems Course by Dr. Mostafa Ersali-2020
• RNN Project Forecasting the number of taxi requests by RNN.
Deep Neural Networks Course by Dr. Ahmad Kalhor - 2019
• Approximate Multiplier Implementing an approximate multiplier using VHDL.
Computer Arithmetics Course by Dr. Saeed Safari - 2019
• Template Matching Implementing the template matching algorithm in Cuda & OpenMP, on a dataset of coin/face images.
Multi-Core Programming Course by Dr. Mahmoud Momtazpour - 2018
• Matrix Multiplication Accelerating Matrix Multiplication Using CUDA.
Multi-Core Programming Course by Dr. Mahmoud Momtazpour - 2018
• Temperature controller Using Wi-Fi development board (WEMOS D1) and LM35 to measure the room temperature and transfer to our Android-Smartphone
Computer Interface Design Course by Dr. Mehdi Sedighi - 2018
• Implementation of various projects for FRDM-KL25Z board, - Implementing the derived state diagram for Taleghani cross-section - Using and Implementing RTX operating system to facilitate multi-tasking, task communication, and synchronization - Playing Fur Elise Beethoven track using FRDM-KL25Z
Embedded Systems Course by Dr. Hossein Pedram - 2018
• Implementing a home environment controller Co-design of a system including lighting control, temperature control and voice recognition using Xilinx MicroBlaze Soft Processor Core
Digital Design Automation Course by Dr. Morteza Sahebzamani - 2017
• Implementing a process migration on xv6 OS
Operation System Course - 2017
• Implementing an SRAM Designing a 16*4 SRAM and a 2:4 address decoder Using HSpice
Digital Electronics Course by Dr. Mehdi Sedighi - 2016
• Implementing an Engineering Calculator, Using VHDL and CORDIC IP Core - 2016
• Implementing a Basic Computer, Cache and RAM, Using VHDL
Computer Architecture Course by Dr. Hamid R. Zarandi - 2016
• Robo Kill Game Implementing Robo Kill Game, Using JAVA
Advanced Programming Course by Dr. Seyed Majid Noorhosseini - 2015
Successfully completed "Convolutional Neural Networks" online course by deeplearning.ai on Coursera
Successfully completed "Neural Networks and Deep Learning" online course by deeplearning.ai on Coursera
Successfully completed "Improving Deep Neural Networks" online course by deeplearning.ai on Coursera
VHDL, Verilog, Python(Keras, Tensorflow, PyTorch), CUDA, OpenMP, C/C++, Java, Assembly
Vivado Design Suite, Xilinx ISE Design Suite, PSPICE, HSPICE, Modelsim, Proteus, Keil
Microsoft Windows, Linux
Native
IELTS: Overall 7.5 (L:8, R:7.5, S:7.5, W:7.5)


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Chemical Bonding of Main-Group Elements
Multiple Bonding of Heavy Main-Group Atoms
The Role of Recoupled Pair Bonding in Hypervalent Molecules
Donor–Acceptor Complexes of Main-Group Elements
Electron-Counting Rules in Cluster Bonding – Polyhedral Boranes, Elemental Boron, and Boron-Rich Solids
Bound Triplet Pairs in the Highest Spin States of Monovalent Metal Clusters
Chemical Bonding in Transition Metal Compounds
Chemical Bonding in Open-Shell Transition-Metal Complexes
Modeling Metal–Metal Multiple Bonds with Multireference Quantum Chemical Methods
The Quantum Chemistry of Transition Metal Surface Bonding and Reactivity
Chemical Bonding of Lanthanides and Actinides
Direct Estimate of Conjugation, Hyperconjugation, and Aromaticity with the Energy Decomposition Analysis Method
Magnetic Properties of Aromatic Compounds and Aromatic Transition States
Chemical Bonding in Inorganic Aromatic Compounds
Chemical Bonding in Solids
Dispersion Interaction and Chemical Bonding
Hydrogen Bonding
Directional Electrostatic Bonding


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>Welcome to the Apocalypse Simulator 2077!
What are your skills?
>Your name is
>You see a rusty shack.
>You entered room 2
>You entered room 3.
>You entered room 4.
>You encounter what seems to be an abandoned cornfield.
>You see a merchant.
>It's the vault you were kicked out from.
[You notice a MASSIVE TITANIUM LOCK on the front of the shelter]
>You see nothing.
>You see a 9MM Pistol.
>You see a Shotgun.
>You see a stick.
>You see a smg.
>You see a nuke launcher.
>You see a thingy.
>You see a bandage.
>You see nothing.
>You took nothing.
>You took a 9MM Pistol.
>You took a Shotgun.
>You took a stick.
>You took an smg.
>You took a nuke launcher.
>You took a thingy.
>You took a bandage.
>You equipped nothing.
>You equipped a 9MM Pistol.
>You equipped a Shotgun.
>You equipped a stick.
>You equipped an smg.
>You equipped a nuke launcher.
>You equipped a thingy.
>You don't have nothing.
>You don't have a 9MM Pistol.
>You don't have a Shotgun.
>You don't have a stick.
>You don't have an smg.
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Bandits (2001) Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Cate Blanchett, Troy Garity, Stacey Travis, January Jones. Music by Christopher Young. Cinematography by Dante Spinotti. Written by Harley Peyton. Directed by Barry Levinson. 125 minutes. Rated PG-13, 3 stars (out of five stars)
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Joe Blake (Bruce Willis) and Terry Collins (Billy Bob Thornton) are prison escapees with a dream: They want to run a resort south of the border, entertaining guests while savoring that perfect mixture of hot sun and cool ocean breeze. "I just have one question," asks Terry, "How do we pay for it?" "Well," says Joe, "we are bank robbers."
The men come up with an interesting gimmick. Instead of simply bursting into banks and demanding cash, they start off early, going to the home of the bank manager and his family the night before the heist and taking them hostage. After soothing the family, they all have dinner together and get a good night's rest. Then, the next morning, they go to the bank before normal business hours and quietly take the money. No fuss, no muss.
The plan works like a charm and the duo gains fame as "The Sleepover Bandits." Frequently profiled on the weekly TV crime program "Criminals at Large," they become folk heroes.
Everything changes one day when Kate Wheeler (Cate Blanchett), a disaffected housewife, hits Terry with her car. She hooks up with the boys as they continue robbing their way down the West Coast, from Oregon towards California. Along the way, romance rears its inconvenient little head. First Joe falls for Kate, then Terry does the same. Kate enjoys the group dynamic Joe is handsome, charismatic and self-absorbed, while Terry is sensitive, intellectual and a hypochondriac individually the guys are deeply flawed, but collectively they make the perfect man.
Needless to say, Joe and Terry do not share her enthusiasm. Jealousy between the two friends simmers, while their growing notoriety makes it ever more difficult for them to follow their modus operandi. Eventually, the estranged friends end up in a crowded bank, with police officers, TV cameras and spectators galore outside, aiming their guns at each other.
Which brings us to the beginning of the film.
Yes, "Bandits" is one of those kind of movies, opening at a crucial moment, then using narrative and flashbacks to show how everything came together. Directed by Barry Levinson, whose work has ranged from the sublime ("Rain Man") to well, to "Sphere" and written by Harley Peyton of "Twin Peaks" fame, the film is entertaining, but suffers from a lack of discipline, loping along too casually and clocking in at 125 minutes.
The finished product screams for editing. Had Levinson and company been forced to cut out around 20 minutes, the story would have packed more punch. As is, the latter part of the production is repetitive and talky.  "Bandits" is the cinematic equivalent of that verbose visitor.
Still, there is much to enjoy. Filming in the American northwest gives the movie a different look than most Hollywood offerings. The locations seem crisper and earthier than what we usually see.
The rapport of the cast is a plus. Willis, Thornton and Blanchett work well together, establishing a nice rhythm with their banter. The individual performances vary in quality. Bruce Willis, in full smirk-mode, offers nothing new.
Cate Blanchett, an actor of considerable skills, pulls another bright performance from her bag of tricks. In the role of Kate (described as "an iceberg waiting for the Titanic"), she crackles with intelligence, sensuality and skittering energy. Physically, she looks like a young Rene Russo this time around.
Once again, Billy Bob Thornton surprises with the range of his acting abilities. He drops any hint of his trademark drawl while playing Terry, investing the extremely bright character with an endearing fragility.  By the latter portion of the film, he deteriorates into little more than a bundle of twitches and grimaces.
The fourth member of the group is Joe's cousin Harvey J. Pollard (Troy Garity), who drives for the robbers, but tells anyone who will listen that his true goal is to become a Hollywood stuntman. In fact, he says it so many times that even the least attentive audience members will recognize that his career aspiration will somehow play a role in the climax of the tale.
With another script rewrite and some ruthless editing, "Bandits" could have been a grand mixture of character study and nonsense. In its current form, it serves as a windy, moderately entertaining trifle. You could do a lot worse than "Bandits," but the filmmakers could have done much better.
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Warner Bros. / 1:52 / 1997 / PG-13 (language, muted violence) Cast: Dustin Hoffman; John Travolta; Alan Alda; Mia Kirshner; Blythe Danner; Ted Levine; Robert Prosky Director: Costa-Gavras Screenplay: Tom Matthews
When it comes to depicting the effects of mass media, "Mad City" sure isn't pretty. This dull dramatic satire is notable for bagging a pair of solid actors -- Dustin Hoffman and John Travolta -- for its leads, but shortchanges itself by servicing them with a script about as stable as a mouthful of Pop Rocks with a carbonated chaser. As a result, "Mad City" is watchable, but never quite as involving or compelling as it strains to be.
Hoffman plays Max Brackett, an investigative journalist regulated to small town-reporting in California after a live TV outburst sets him back with his superiors. Along with tagalong intern Laurie ("The Crow: City of Angels"' wooden Mia Kirshner), he is assigned to visit the Museum of Natural History and get a brief interview with its owner (Blythe Danner, eventually relegated to pacing the background but otherwise good). Afterwards, while Max is using a urinal -- still wired (thank goodness for plot coincidence!) -- and Laurie is waiting outside, fired security guard Sam Baily (Travolta) shows up with a bag of TNT and a gun, hoping to talk some sense into his former employer.
Sam's timing is awful -- there's a group of wily schoolkids touring the exhibits -- and the stakes are raised when an accidentally-discharged bullet hits someone outside the museum's now-locked interior. But Max, secretly on the phone with his television station and reporting in voice-over, sees the potentially dangerous situation as both an enormous ratings-grabber and a chance for him to reclaim former career glory. Once discovered by an increasingly-weary and confused Sam -- and angered police, parents and citizens have surrounded the building -- Max manipulates him into a standoff with the authorities and arranges for live TV coverage as it ensues.
Crafting solid characters seems to be a problem for first-time screenwriter Tom Matthews, as neither of these two leads have what it takes to keep us interested. Sam Baily would have hit home harder had Matthews taken some time to fully develop the guy. It's hinted at, but never explained, that Sam has a darker side than we are made privy to (there might have been a just reason for his dismissal), so, basically, he has been sanitized in order to make him tragic -- what we see and what we (briefly) hear contradict each other.
Moreover, Sam's such a likeable cad that we know he's never going to snap and harm any of his prisoners; doing this keeps director Costa-Gavras from any child-in-jeopardy exploitation, but it also results in a huge lack of tension -- this has got to be one of the most laid-back hostage situations ever. Max Brackett, on the other hand, starts off interesting as the movie sets him up with numerous reprehensible traits. It becomes all too clear too fast, however, that they're only established so he can have a change of heart by the movie's end. From then on, everything plays out as expected, right down to a too-fake Larry King interview with Sam and Max and a totally contrived final scene that's supposed to illustrate (I think) how the media can swallow the soul of even the most innocent people.
At least "Mad City" sports a nice technical feel, a handful of good scenes (there's one where a network affiliate suggests that Max get Sam to surrender on Thursday night -- a time when ratings are weak) and Alan Alda chewing the scenery as an odious field veteran. And of course it's an appropriate showcase for two strong performances from Hoffman and Travolta. Ironically, both actors have covered similar territories in previous vehicles -- the former starred in the news spoof "Hero" and the latter played a laid-off simpleton in "White Man's Burden." "Mad City" isn't as bad as either of those tankers, but considering the talent involved and the film's satirical potential (think "To Die For"), it's soft news that really could have been hard-hitting.
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Background¶
The stack consists of three services, running as containers: -
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The stack is formed from code resident in a number of repositories. Begin by forking repositories you anticipate editing (although you really want to consider forking all the repositories as this is a relatively low-cost operation).
The repositories are:
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The main problem with these types of vulnerabilities is that I don't think that they will be patched anytime soon in the majority of affected devices. People are hardly waking up to the concept that software needs to be regularly patched, let alone the idea that hardware requires patches as well... Also a lot of wifi products tend to be deployed in smaller organisations and homes, where there is, typically, less security knowledge than in larger firms...
Also a problem is as noted here in a lot of cases you don't even need a vulnerability to hack into a wireless network as many vendors ship Access Points in a wide open config!


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Neuroplasticity
According to neurologist and educator Judy Willis, neuroplasticity is defined as the selective organising of connections between neurons in our brains.
This means that when people repeatedly practice an activity or access a memory, their neural networks -- groups of neurons that fire together, creating electrochemical pathways -- shape themselves according to that activity or memory. When people stop practicing new things, the brain will eventually eliminate, or "prune," the connecting cells that formed the pathways.
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Hence Willis says, "Practice makes permanent. The more times the network is stimulated, the stronger and more efficient it becomes."
Practice, practice, practice. Repeating an activity, retrieving a memory, and reviewing material in a variety of ways helps build thicker, stronger, more hard-wired connections in the brain.
Therefore understanding neuroplasticity gives you the insight that you can change or influence your brain in being able to learn, develop and utilise new skills and knowledge, through practice, lots of it.
This knowledge of Neuroplasticity leads us to an increased, more positive outlook on learning, studying, and overcoming coming challenges to both learning and studying.
Growth Mindset
A Growth Mindset is a mindset is opposite to that of a fixed mindset, and a fixed mindset means that your talents, skills, and intelligence is fixed.. which is totally false!
But we, like a lot of people, sometimes get suck in a rut, believing that we cannot progress pasted an obstacle because we cannot change, or improve.
When we flip this mindset, from "I'm so dumb!" and "I'll never be able to learn this!".. to "I can re-wire my brain" and "I need to practice this in a way that I understand" we are opening ourselves up to a way to re-wire our brains.
This is how having a Growth Mindset and a knowledge of Neuroplasticity come hand-in-hand to skill us with the know-how to get onto the path of learning, progression and understanding.
Why is it important?
During this experience of progressing through Dev Academy's Foundation curriculum, I have found that there have been times where I have really struggled to get passed a particular learning obstacle. I have been able to work through, or work passed these obstacles as I have taken courage from my knowledge that through persistent work, and practice that I am able to learn, and develop my capacity to learn and comprehend difficult subjects.
This blog is to showcase the various projects and tasks that I will be completing throughout my time with Enspiral Dev Academy.
- sprint one - technical: The Story of Te Houtaewa
- sprint one - core: identity, values and strengths
- sprint two - technical: classes vs. ids
- sprint two - core: learning reflections
- sprint three - core: emotional intelligence
- sprint three - technical: JavaScript, the DOM, and DevTools
- sprint four - core: neuroplasticity and growth mindset
- sprint four - technical: problem solving


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Creates an Event out of a raw value received by a webhook or given from the Contentful Sync API.
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