public class SuperSocketMaster
extends java.lang.Object
They can then send outgoing text over the socket
They can recieve incoming text over the socket
Incoming text triggers an ActionEvent
This class is meant to be used in Java Swing/AWT programs
| Constructor and Description |
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SuperSocketMaster(int intPort,
java.awt.event.ActionListener listener)
Server Mode SuperSocketMaster Constructor
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SuperSocketMaster(java.lang.String strServerIP,
int intPort,
java.awt.event.ActionListener listener)
Client Mode SuperSocketMaster Constructor
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boolean |
connect()
Opens a socket connection
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void |
disconnect()
Disconnects all open sockets
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java.lang.String |
getMyAddress()
Gets the IP Address of the computer
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java.lang.String |
getMyHostname()
Gets the Hostname of the computer
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java.lang.String |
readText()
Reads the text that was recieved from the open socket
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boolean |
sendText(java.lang.String strText)
Sends text over the open socket
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public SuperSocketMaster(int intPort, java.awt.event.ActionListener listener)
intPort
- TCP Port you want to use for your connectionlistener
- Swing/AWT program's ActionListener. Usually "this"public SuperSocketMaster(java.lang.String strServerIP, int intPort, java.awt.event.ActionListener listener)
strServerIP
- Hostname or IP address of the server you want to connect tointPort
- TCP Port you want to use for your connectionlistener
- Swing/AWT program's ActionListener. Usually "this"public boolean sendText(java.lang.String strText)
If the socket is not open, the text goes nowhere
You can use this to check to see of the socket is still open
strText
- Text you want to send over the network socketpublic java.lang.String readText()
Should only be called after and ActionEvent is triggered
public void disconnect()
Servers will disconnect all clients before closing the server socket
Clients will disconnect their socket connection to the server
public java.lang.String getMyAddress()
Should grab the Ethernet IP first if both Wifi and Ethernet are connected
public java.lang.String getMyHostname()
public boolean connect()
Server - Opens a server socket and waits for clients to connect
Client - Opens a socket and connects to the server
Once connected, both start a thread to listen for incoming clients or incoming text


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Write and read LaTeX tables.
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ht
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- preamble, header_start, header_end, data_start, data_end, tablefoot: Pure LaTeX
Each one can be a string or a list of strings. These strings will be inserted into the table without any further processing. See the examples below.
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If the column has no entry in the
units
dictionary, it defaults to' '
.
Run the following code to see where each element of the dictionary is inserted in the LaTeX table:
from astropy.io import ascii data = {'cola': [1,2], 'colb': [3,4]} ascii.write(data, Writer=ascii.Latex, latexdict=ascii.latex.latexdicts['template'])
Some table styles are predefined in the dictionary
ascii.latex.latexdicts
. The following generates in table in style preferred by A&A and some other journals:ascii.write(data, Writer=ascii.Latex, latexdict=ascii.latex.latexdicts['AA'])
As an example, this generates a table, which spans all columns and is centered on the page:
ascii.write(data, Writer=ascii.Latex, col_align='|lr|', latexdict={'preamble': r'\begin{center}', 'tablefoot': r'\end{center}', 'tabletype': 'table*'})
- caption : Set table caption
Shorthand for:
latexdict['caption'] = caption
- col_align : Set the column alignment.
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immanuel kant’s dinner parties!
one of the projects i’m most excited right now is called called big talk [link coming someday]. it’s an anti-small talk discussion group where we talk about a big question without trying to find an answer. it gets surprisingly deep quickly and i usually come away feeling encouraged (about humanity). i also usually learn or learn about things (sometimes crazy stuff like this experiment about water, good thoughts, and crystals which has been soundly criticized over here).
last week, i went on a walk (as i enjoy doing) with my friend kate. during our catching up, i was telling her about big talk. she told me that it reminded her of immanuel kant’s dinner parties. they are described in a book called ‘the last days of kant.’ i also googled it and found a few blog posts on the topic. this one from on scenes of eating was the best.
now, i don’t know a ton about kant, but i know he taught a lot and was a philosopher. it wasn’t totally surprising to me that he would have dinner parties. it was surprising to me what rules he believed made up a good dinner conversation. they are eerily similar to the structures we’re trying to build around big talk.
i’ve included the rules (edited by the scenes of eating blogger) below, but basically what i’m trying to say is that there is nothing new under the sun.
kant’s dinner discussion rules:
- A dinner party should not only supply physical satisfaction–which everyone can find for himself–but also social enjoyment for which the dinner must appear only as a vehicle.
- A dinner party should have at least 3 guests so that the conversation is not too intense, but at most 9 so as to avoid breaking into smaller groups.
- Choose your guests carefully; i.e. by the four humors. The best dinner companions are those with sanguine or phlegmatic temperaments: they tend to be jovial and easygoing respectively. Choleric diners will be polite guests, but don’t invite two of them, as they are likely to argue. Try not to invite melancholic guests if you can help it.
- Eating together presupposes a covenant of security. Your guests assume they are safe at your table, and it becomes a duty of the host to guarantee it.
- Mind your manners. Good etiquette at the table promotes a virtuous disposition by at least making virtue fashionable.
- Since, unlike animals, we have the ability to choose what we consume, it is crucial to eat well and appropriately to our bodily needs. Excessive ingestion of food or drink hampers the judgment and goes against the duties to the self.
- However, wine loosens the tongue and opens the heart. So, for the sake of sociability, it is permissible to cross the line of sobriety for a short time. Just with wine, though. Beer makes guests rude and brandy turns them silent.
- There should be three stages of dinner table conversation to refresh the power of a man of learning: narration (sharing the news of the day), debate, and jesting. Reasoning is a kind of work, and it becomes more difficult after eating copiously; thus, as the dinner winds down, the conversation will naturally turn to play–and laughter, in turn, will aid digestion.
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- Discuss topics of common interest. Your personal life and business are inappropriate topics. Anthropology, arguments about moral worth, and current affairs are okay.
- Invite women. Without them, social intercourse is unrefined, turbulent, and unsociable. In a society of nothing but men, one degenerates into conflict, a know-it-all attitude, and quarrelling, but that is not the case in the society of women.
- All of the above is effective only if the dinner is not adulterated by entertainments which preclude sociable conversation and promote the opposite of virtue: music, dance or–worst of all–games.


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- The condition: This piece of code tells us when our loop can stop.
- And the final expression: This is a line of code that will run every time a single cycle of our loop completes.
As an example let's pretend that the late great Billy Mays is going door knocking to sell bottles of OxiClean™ for $10 dollars each. At the start of the day Billy has $0, and he needs to make $100 before he can finish for the day. Because this is Billy, no one can refuse a pitch from him so he will always make a sale when he knocks on a door, and because he's selling quality product, a given household only needs to buy one bottle of OxiClean™. Billy really needs to go home because Game of Thrones is on tonight, and its 2013 so it hasn’t gotten bad yet.
So we have Billy's Initializer, he has $0. We have his condition, make $100, and we have his final expression, he makes $10 after every sale cycle. After every sale cycle Billy checks his wallet to see whether he has met his condition of making $100 dollars. If he hasn’t he has to do another cycle of the loop, if he has, he has achieved his condition and can finally go home and watch Game of Thrones.
The DOM
So your webpage is made up of HTML, CSS and Javascript, but theres one more thing to mention. The Document Object Model, or the DOM for short. It's like a glue that holds all these three things together in a webpage. All your HTML, CSS and JavaScript files all go into this object that is the DOM, a representation of your building blocks that is shown in your web browser.
Using the DOM we can actually use Javascript to change the content of our HTML document without changing the HTML document itself, going back to the house analogy it's like if you could flip a switch on your wall and add a whole new room to your house without having to hire the guy who built the place again.
Explain the difference between accessing data from arrays and objects.
Arrays are essentially lists arranged within square brackets, think like a shopping list you'd have things like [milk, eggs, bread, cereal, coffee]. Your array will have a name and you can access data from it using the name and a set of brackets with the number of the item within it. Remember that arrays start their counting from 0, so if you wanted to access the first item in your shopping list you would need to do shoppingList[0] in order to get milk.
Objects are pretty similar, however instead of having a straight list of values, the items inside it come in pairs, a key and a value. Think like your shopping list but this time you've added how many of each item you need.
So using the object I can use the object name, and a key to find out the value of this key. I want to know how many bottles of milk I need to buy, then I can just run shoppingList.milk() and I will get back that I need to buy 2 bottles of milk, as opposed to an array which would just tell me that I need to buy milk.
Explain what functions are and why they are useful.
A function in Javascript is essentially a wrapper for code, they allow us to save a lot of time. Let's go back to Billy Mays on his sales route, Billy needs to tell his boss how much money he made each day selling bottles of OxiClean™. He has the price of an individual bottle, and the amount he sold each day, but on some days he does special deals where for that day only, a customer can get a bottle of OxiClean for the low low price of only $6. In Javascript Billy could do something like this for each day
Takes up a lot of space doesn’t it? Instead Billy could use a function that does the calculation for him
Now Billy only has to use a single line of code to find out sales for the day, and he can keep using this function as long as it's in his page.
A lot tidier isnt it?


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Defining Hyperparameters¶
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Add or remove the hyperparameters that you wish to optimize. Each hyperparameter needs to have a unique name, and a specified range.
After creating the Study, you will obtain a so called Study key
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Hyperparameter Types¶
It is possible to select different hyperparameter types, such as an Uniform Range or a Normal Distribution. Although hyperparameters can be easily selected using the interactive interface, it is also possible to specify an hyperparamer space in the Hyperopt Format. A summary of all hyperparameter types is shown in the table below.
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A Categorical defines a discrete (integer) hyperparameter as a number of categories , without any assumed correlation or ordering. If the values are correlated with nearby integer values or if there is any ordering, you might be better off with a Discrete Range.
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A Normal Distribution defines a continuous (float) hyperparameter as a normal distribution with a certain mean and standard deviation .
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The classes represent the various kinds of node on the tree. Most of them are not visible outside the package, with the notable exception of ElementImpl, which can be subclassed to contain properties for a particular kind of element. This capability is exploited especially in the stylesheet tree.
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The largest number of improvements after holding these talks with our colleagues were on the UX side of the project (chaing the design of certain pages), but some of them were on the functional part as well (it helped us finalise our MoSCoW type requirements list).


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Electrical Team Leader
Electrical Engineering, 2018
Chair of NJIT IEEE Robotics and Automation Society Student Chapter. Works on coding and assembling robotics and controls-related projects while also running coding workshops for Arduino. Besides school projects, interns at F.M.E. Music LLC to code, design, and assemble open-source DJ/sound equipment.
Mechanical Team Leader
Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2018
Minor in Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Spent 2 years as a chassis subteam leader for the NJIT Baja Team, helping the team go from almost last to 1st place in endurance race in just 2 years. A member of SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) chapter at NJIT. Certified in SolidWorks and specializes in 3D CAD since junior year of high school. Enthusiast of automobiles, technology, and aerial cinematography.
Mechanical team designs components for suspension, steering, brakes, body, and chassis assemblies while analyzing their stresses in 3D CAD to ensure safety and efficient weight to structural rigidity ratio to help maximize overall vehicle power efficiency.
Team Members: Ghada Al, Giacomo, Jinal Patel, Pranav, Kyla Watt, Matthew Burger, Dan Ramirez, Chris Jackson, Bryan Cullano, Mina Abdelmelek, Jerome, Jorge Castellano
The Solar Cell team is responsible for the design and layout of the solar array, supplementary array, the charge system, and most importantly, the connections to the battery system. The team seeks to employ a novel approach in the solar array system by utilizing high efficiency solar panels backed with an additional solar array to be used exclusively during checkpoints.
Solar Team Leader
Electrical Engineering, 2018
Nestor is an Electrical Engineer, and comes from a variety of skill sets. Aside from his work with the Solar Car Team, he manages an off-campus non-profit organization called Together We Stand, and works part-time within the family business while taking full credits. Nestor is also a passionate motorcycle and car builder, who has successfully managed to pay his tuition every single semester by building and selling vintage Jeep Wranglers and custom motorcycles. Described as the “hippie” engineer, he is a renewable energy advocate and is an avid outdoorsman. You can often catch him sleeping on the couch in our office when he isn’t busy being stupendous.
The battery team is responsible for designing, constructing, and protecting the battery pack for the solar car. The main objective is to design a battery pack that will safely and efficiently deliver the power needed by the rest of the car.
Team Members: Nishannt Goswamy, Diego Ramos, Benjair, Asmat, Abdul-Baqi Okoya, Treyvor Jannarone
Battery Team Leader
Computer Engineering, 2019
Math and Physics tutor at the Educational Opportunity Program at NJIT, Gregory is a junior majoring in computer engineering. He transferred from Essex County College in Fall 2016. He volunteers as a tutor at the Helen & John C. Hartman Electrical & Computer Engineering Department. He joined the NJIT Solar Car team in June 2017 as part of the Battery Protection Division and later become the Subdivisional Team Leader for Battery Systems.
Battery Team Leader
Computer Engineering, 2020
Member of the Albert Dorman Honors College at NJIT, Dominic is currently a sophomore majoring in computer engineering. He joined the solar car project in August as part of the battery team. He does community service work with both the honors college and various clubs outside of school. Dominic is passionate about computer engineering and hopes to be involved with some internships sometime next year.
Telemetry Team Leader
Computer Engineering, 2020
Stephen is a second year computer engineering major who joined the project in august as part of the telemetry team. He enjoys integrating software with hardware and hopes to work on computer hardware development.
Telemetry team works on the internal network of the car as well as developing the UI for the driver. We optimize the car by interpreting all the data that is produced by key components of the car such as the MPPT and BPS.This is accomplished by utilizing modern microcontrollers such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi as well as communication modules like LoRa to structure our network.
Team Members: Jeff Kim, Vincent Capizzi, Samir Peshori, Dev Acharya, Craig Cortright, Nayeem Kamel
The marketing team is responsible for the propagation of all information about the NJIT’s Solar Car Team. Often working closely with other subteams, the marketing team is in charge of running all of the team’s official pages, compiling and ordering content for those pages, and creating media to generate interest and excitement about the project. The marketing team also assists the business team in their goal to raise the funds for the team.
Team Members: Akin Aguda, Hariprasad Ashwene, Jeremiah Akoto, Alex Pannucci, Calin Blauth, Daniela Bogantes
Marketing Team Leader
Digital Design, 2021
Kaylin is a first-year Digital Design student, who is incredibly thrilled that she decided to join the Solar Car Team. Besides working with Solar Car, Kaylin is also the layout assistant and senior staff writer for the Vector newspaper, and a member of NJIT SIGGRAPH. Kaylin hopes to get an internship next year, and eventually wants to work in animation. Kaylin is also a member of the Albert Dorman Honors College.


PM Modi unhappy over ministers' absence during Question Hour in Parliament
The prime minister flagged the absence of some ministers during Question Hour in both Houses of Parliament after the meeting of the Union Cabinet on Wednesday evening, sources said.
Prime Minster Narendra Modi is learnt to have expressed displeasure over the absence of some Cabinet ministers during Question Hour, sources in the government said on Thursday.
The prime minister flagged the absence of some ministers during Question Hour in both Houses of Parliament after the meeting of the Union Cabinet on Wednesday evening the sources said.
They said the prime minister was of the view that it is essential that ministers remain present in Parliament, especially during Question Hour.
He is learnt to have said that Question Hour is an important part of parliamentary proceedings as the government gets a chance to put across the various decisions taken by it in public interest.
During Question Hour, Cabinet ministers and ministers of state orally respond to the various supplementaries asked by members and give the government an opportunity to put forth its views on important various issues.


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PREMIUM TIMES journalist shortlisted for Fetisov Journalism Awards
by Yusuf AkinpeluFor his series on the certificate forgery scandal of erstwhile finance minister, Kemi Adeosun, a PREMIUM TIMES journalist, AbdulAziz Abdulaziz, has made the shortlist for Fetisov Journalism Awards.
Mr Abdulaziz’s series, “Bursting a Powerful Nigerian Minister: The Kemi Adeosun series”, fingered Ms Adeosun for skipping the compulsory one–year service programme and her use of a fake certificate to get jobs in all of private, state and federal levels as against the law.
As a result of the story, the minister ultimately resigned from office.
The same story won Mr Abdulaziz the 2018 Investigative Journalist of the year in the 13th Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism Awards.
This series was shortlisted in the Outstanding Investigative Reporting category alongside 11 others.
Others on shortlist
Apart from Mr Abdulaziz, five other Nigerians, the most by any country, also made the shortlist.
They include Damilola Banjo of Sahara Reporter for her “Investigation: How forgery, bribery, exam malpractice booms at Lagos primary schools”; International Centre for Investigative Reporting, ICIR’s, Amos Abba for his “How Nestle Nigeria contaminates water supply of its host community in Abuja” entry.
Others are Isaac Anyaogu for his “Dying in instalments” investigation published by BusinessDay; Punch’s Afeez Hanafi story on “Blind votes: Frustration of visually-impaired voters who depend on others to make their choice”; “Despite our cries, INEC refused to make provision for us – Visually-impaired voters”; and Peter Nkanga’s special report on “How Buhari’s govt detained Nigerian journalist for two years without trial”.
Winners from each category of awards are expected to be revealed at the award ceremony which holds January 22, 2020.
“The mission of Fetisov Journalism Awards is to promote universal human values such as honesty, justice, courage and nobility through the example of outstanding journalists from all over the world as their dedicated service and commitment contribute to changing the world for the better,” the organisers wrote.
Below is the full list of the shortlisted journalists
Outstanding Contribution to Peace
Albina Sorguč (Bosnia and Herzegovina) “Sarajevo to Pay €358,000 for War Crime Suspects’ Defence”; “‘We Were Just Like Them’ – in Bosnia, Past Meets Present”; “Bosnian War Rape Suspect Avoids Prosecution in Sweden”; “Bosnian Serbs’ War Commissions: Fact-Seeking or Truth-Distorting?”
Emina Diydarevic (Bosnia and Herzegovina) “Bosnian Judiciary Restricts Information on War Crime Cases”; “Croatia Cuts Bosnian Croat’s Jail Term, Causing Political Storm”; “Bosnia’s Updated War Crimes Strategy Languishes in Limbo”
Francesca Mannocchi (Italy) “Libya, Tripoli under fire”
Mohamed Aboelgheit (Egypt) “The End User: How did western weapons end up in the hands of ISIS and AQAP in Yemen”
Contribution to Civil Rights
Afeez Hanafi (Nigeria) “Blind votes: Frustration of visually-impaired voters who depend on others to make their choice”; “Despite our cries, INEC refused to make provision for us – Visually-impaired voters”
Anuja Jaiman (India) “Under Modi, Hindu hardliners turn Indian theatre into a battleground”
Ellena Cruse (United Kingdom) “Meet the Sex Workers of Ilford Lane”
Katie May (Canada) “Remote life, rough justice”
Megan Janetsky (Colombia) “Hospitals are turning into ‘cemeteries for migrants’ on Colombia-Venezuela border”
Mizar Kemal (Iraq) “Locked her in a dark room and prevented her from eating.. The journey of an Iraqi woman from marriage to quadriplegia”
Natashya Gutierrez (Philippines) “Abortion Story”
Peter Nkanga (Nigeria) “Special Report: How Buhari’s govt detained Nigerian journalist for two years without trial”
Outstanding Investigative Reporting
Abdulaziz Abdulaziz (Nigeria) “Bursting a Powerful Nigerian Minister: The Kemi Adeosun series”
Azhar Kalamujić (Bosnia and Herzegovina) “Judge Fazlagić Disinherited Holocaust Victims”
Christine Kenneally (Australia) “The Ghosts of the Orphanage”
Damilola Banjo (Nigeria) “Investigation: How forgery, bribery, exam malpractice booms at Lagos primary schools”
Diego Cabot (Argentina) “The Notebooks of Corruption”
Ian Cobain (United Kingdom) “‘Mind control’: The secret UK government blueprints shaping post-terror planning”
Mariela Castañón (Guatemala) “People Trafficking, a denunciated crime in the Virgen de la Asunción Safe Home”
Mark Anderson, Khadija Sharife (South Africa) “The Great Gambia Height How Yahya Jammeh Stole a Country”
Mathias Destal, Geoffrey Livolsi, Lorenzo Tugnoli, Michel Despratx (France) “Made in France”
Roli Srivastava (India) “Missing wombs: the health scandal enslaving families in rural India”
Solomon Tembang Mforgham (Cameroon) “How illegal Chinese mining destroys livelihoods, fuels conflicts in Cameroon”
Wendy Selene Pérez Becerra, Paula Mónaco Felipe (Mexico) “The Unearthers”
Excellence in Environmental Journalism
Amos Abba (Nigeria) “How Nestle Nigeria contaminates water supply of its host community in Abuja”
Amy Yee (United States) “Rescuing Sea Turtles From Fishermen’s Nets”
Diya Kohli (India) “What’s brewing in Araku Valley”
Fadi Al Hasani (Palestine) “Investigation: Irrigation and fertilization of agricultural lands in Khuza’a with sewage water”
Guilherme Russo (Brazil) “Meet The Forest Growers”
Henrik Kaufholz (Denmark) “Shipworms are eating our heritage”
Isaac Anyaogu (Nigeria) “Dying in instalments”
Laurie Goering (United Kingdom) “Running dry: Competing for water on a thirsty planet”
Philip Jacobson, Tom Johnson (United States) “The secret deal to destroy paradise”


This blog will show the best practices associated with using classes vs. ids.
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This blog is describing in my words what Emotional Intelligence is and my experience with meditation.
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Sprint 1
1.
How do you improve human skills?
You can improve this by spending time with more people, by introducing yourself to more people and trying to be kind, honest and reliable
Is it hard to lerarn human skills?
Yes and No it can differ from persmon to person, some people can have more or less anxiety. But no matter who you are you can always improve easy or hard
What is the difference between tech and core skills?
Tech skills is the skill that are used on devices, the code and all the technocal things on a computer. Core skills are human skills like communication between employees and or employors, or anyone in the industry the you come across to be nicer and kind
2.
Describe the process for solving problems
The proccess of solving problems is not what everybody would think it too be. Some people usually think to solve a problem it is to just sit there and think what to do but that probably wont work most of the time, what you should do is not something to do with the problem (just do make sure to go over the code or whatever and make sure its not something that you can fix just by going back like a spelling mistake) but just relax right down the problem, draw out a diagram of your prblem, draw out what the process of the problem was, tell someone what the problem is and try to just meditate sometimes after a good meditation you can be very relaz and clean so once you sit down it just comes to you.


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Compulsion Games Releasing a Making-of Doc For ‘We Happy Few’ December 19
by Mike WilsonWith the final DLC for Compulsion Games’ We Happy Few entitled “We All Fall Down” now out in the wild, Compulsion have decided to celebrate a bit with the announcement of a new documentary about the making of the game.
The Cost of Joy: The Compulsion Games Story will be released on December 19th, and will “take viewers along the We Happy Few journey, providing a raw, behind-the-scenes look at the game as well as the plucky bunch of creatives behind it.”
We Happy Few and its expansions are out now on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.


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The collection editor, as its name suggests, is used to edit Collection functions.
Note: Collections don't have speed setting; each function you include in a collection follows its own speed settings.
| Collection name | Change the name of the collection. |
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| Remove the selected functions from the collection. |


Outreachy Week 1 @Whatwg,Mozilla
Hello everyone, i have started writing my first blog for one of my greatest achievemnt till now. Explaining it in short that i have selected for 2016 Outreachy's winter session for the project Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group(Whatwg) in mozilla.
My internship's first week started in Mozlando that is the All Hands Workweek of mozilla which was in Orlando and i would be writing a whole separate post for it because the things i learned there needs a large space. I met my mentor Anne Van Kesteren there :). The week started as i planned because the first thing which was to be done was to discuss more about my project with my mentor.
About the Project
The main goals i have to cover in my internship period is to work on the Whatwg Bugs and solve it's issues. As my initial contribution for the project i did two of their previous issues and they were merged in the repository successfully.
Patch Links:
Bug 245
Bug 238
From this week i have started to work on the bugs and will be updating my work next week here.
P.S Some words for my mentor and my friends
My mentor
Anne van kesteren has been working in Whatwg work from last three years and the amount of knowledge i gained from him after meeting him this week is going to help me a lot for the project. I can say that i am lucky to work under his guidance in my internship.
Friends and Insipiration
Talking about how i came to know about open source world and to enlight that spark for technology in me, I want to thank my senior Srishti Sethi, one of the biggest inspiration which helped me achieve this. She was a GSoC intern for gnome under which she worked on GCompris and devloped awesome Braille activities.
Next thanks goes to my dearest and bestest friend Siddhesh Suthar, Who has always supported in my hard times and good times. He has also completed his GSoC project under KDE. He has always believed in me at times when i loosed confiedence in me :).
The Thank you list is going to be a never ending one so summarising it here with a special thanks to Ayush sharma, Renu Rupela.
A little more About me :)
I have completed my Graduation from Govt. Enginnering College, Bikaner in major Information Technology. I am open source enthusiast and familiar with FOSS since more than one year now and before mozilla i have been a Bug Solver in Wikimedia too. Looking forward to my internship and will update about my project and expreince here regularly.
Here is a link to my
Outreachy Proposal
Cheers!
Rits
Richa Rupela


Security
The Security Class contains methods that help protect your site against Cross-Site Request Forgery attacks.
Loading the Library
If your only interest in loading the library is to handle CSRF protection, then you will never need to load it, as it runs as a filter and has no manual interaction.
If you find a case where you do need direct access though, you may load it through the Services file:
<?php
$security = \Config\Services::security();
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Warning
The CSRF Protection is only available for POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE requests. Requests for other methods are not protected.
Prerequisite
When you use the CodeIgniter’s CSRF protection, you still need to code as the following. Otherwise, the CSRF protection may be bypassed.
When Auto-Routing is Disabled
Do one of the following:
Do not use
$routes->add()
, and use HTTP verbs in routes.Check the request method in the controller method before processing.
E.g.:
if (! $this->request->is('post')) {
return $this->response->setStatusCode(405)->setBody('Method Not Allowed');
}
Note
The $this->request->is() method can be used since v4.3.0.
In previous versions, you need to use
if (strtolower($this->request->getMethod()) !== 'post')
.
When Auto-Routing is Enabled
Check the request method in the controller method before processing.
E.g.:
if (! $this->request->is('post')) {
return $this->response->setStatusCode(405)->setBody('Method Not Allowed');
}
Config for CSRF
CSRF Protection Methods
By default, the Cookie based CSRF Protection is used. It is Double Submit Cookie on OWASP Cross-Site Request Forgery Prevention Cheat Sheet.
You can also use Session based CSRF Protection. It is Synchronizer Token Pattern.
You can set to use the Session based CSRF protection by editing the following config parameter value in app/Config/Security.php:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
class Security extends BaseConfig
{
public $csrfProtection = 'session';
// ...
}
Token Randomization
To mitigate compression side-channel attacks like BREACH, and prevent an attacker from guessing the CSRF tokens, you can configure token randomization (off by default).
If you enable it, a random mask is added to the token and used to scramble it.
You can enable it by editing the following config parameter value in app/Config/Security.php:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
class Security extends BaseConfig
{
public $tokenRandomize = true;
// ...
}
Token Regeneration
Tokens may be either regenerated on every submission (default) or kept the same throughout the life of the CSRF cookie. The default regeneration of tokens provides stricter security, but may result in usability concerns as other tokens become invalid (back/forward navigation, multiple tabs/windows, asynchronous actions, etc). You may alter this behavior by editing the following config parameter value in app/Config/Security.php:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
class Security extends BaseConfig
{
public $regenerate = true;
// ...
}
Note
Since v4.2.3, you can regenerate CSRF token manually with the
Security::generateHash()
method.
Redirection on Failure
Since v4.3.0, when a request fails the CSRF validation check, it will throw a SecurityException by default,
Note
In production environment, when you use HTML forms, it is recommended to enable this redirection for a better user experience.
If you want to make it redirect to the previous page, change the following config parameter value in app/Config/Security.php:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
class Security extends BaseConfig
{
// ...
public bool $redirect = true;
// ...
}
When redirected, an error
flash message is set and can be displayed to the end user with the following code in your view:
<?= session()->getFlashdata('error') ?>
This provides a nicer experience than simply crashing.
Even when the redirect value is true
, AJAX calls will not redirect, but will throw a SecurityException.
Enable CSRF Protection
You can enable CSRF protection by altering your app/Config/Filters.php and enabling the csrf filter globally:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
class Filters extends BaseConfig
{
public $globals = [
'before' => [
// 'honeypot',
'csrf',
],
];
// ...
}
Select URIs can be whitelisted from CSRF protection (for example API endpoints expecting externally POSTed content). You can add these URIs by adding them as exceptions in the filter:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
class Filters extends BaseConfig
{
public $globals = [
'before' => [
'csrf' => ['except' => ['api/record/save']],
],
];
// ...
}
Regular expressions are also supported (case-insensitive):
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
class Filters extends BaseConfig
{
public $globals = [
'before' => [
'csrf' => ['except' => ['api/record/[0-9]+']],
],
];
// ...
}
It is also possible to enable the CSRF filter only for specific methods:
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
class Filters extends BaseConfig
{
public $methods = [
'get' => ['csrf'],
'post' => ['csrf'],
];
// ...
}
Warning
If you use $methods
filters, you should disable Auto Routing (Legacy)
because Auto Routing (Legacy) permits any HTTP method to access a controller.
Accessing the controller with a method you don’t expect could bypass the filter.
HTML Forms
If you use the form helper, then
form_open()
will automatically insert a hidden csrf field in
your forms.
Note
To use auto-generation of CSRF field, you need to turn CSRF filter on to the form page.
In most cases it is requested using the GET
method.
If not, then you can use the always available csrf_token()
and csrf_hash()
functions
<input type="hidden" name="<?= csrf_token() ?>" value="<?= csrf_hash() ?>" />
Additionally, you can use the csrf_field()
method to generate this
hidden input field for you:
// Generates: <input type="hidden" name="{csrf_token}" value="{csrf_hash}" />
<?= csrf_field() ?>
When sending a JSON request the CSRF token can also be passed as one of the parameters.
The next way to pass the CSRF token is a special Http header that’s name is available by
csrf_header()
function.
Additionally, you can use the csrf_meta()
method to generate this handy
meta tag for you:
// Generates: <meta name="{csrf_header}" content="{csrf_hash}" />
<?= csrf_meta() ?>
The Order of Token Sent by Users
The order of checking the availability of the CSRF token is as follows:
$_POST
arrayHTTP header
php://input
(JSON request) - bear in mind that this approach is the slowest one since we have to decode JSON and then re-encode it
Other Helpful Methods
You will never need to use most of the methods in the Security class directly. The following are methods that you might find helpful that are not related to the CSRF protection.
sanitizeFilename()
Tries to sanitize filenames in order to prevent directory traversal attempts and other security threats, which is particularly useful for files that were supplied via user input. The first parameter is the path to sanitize.
If it is acceptable for the user input to include relative paths, e.g., file/in/some/approved/folder.txt, you can set
the second optional parameter, $relativePath
to true
.
<?php
$path = $security->sanitizeFilename($request->getVar('filepath'));


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Simple-date provides types (CLOS classes) for dates, timestamps, and intervals similar to the ones SQL databases use, in order to be able to store and read these to and from a database in a straighforward way. A few obvious operations are defined on these types.
The most glaring defect of this library is its ignorance of time zones. It pretends the whole world lives in UTC. Use with care.
When this libary is loaded after CL-postgres, it will register suitable SQL readers and writers for the associated database types.
class date
Represents a date, with no time-of-day information.
function
encode-date (year month day)
→ date
Creates a date object.
function
decode-date (date)
→ (values year month day)
Extract the elements from a date object.
function
day-of-week (date)
→ integer
Determine the day of the week that the given date falls on. Value ranges from 0 to 6, with 0 being Sunday and 6 being Saturday.
class timestamp
Represents an absolute timestamp, with a millisecond precision.
function
encode-timestamp (year month day &optional (hour 0) (minute 0) (second 0) (millisecond 0))
→ timestamp
Create a timestamp. No negative values or values outside of an arguments normal range (i.e. 60 for minutes, 1000 for milliseconds) should be passed.
function
decode-timestamp (timestamp)
→ (values year month day hour minute second millisecond)
Decode a timestamp into its components.
function
timestamp-to-universal-time (timestamp)
→ universal-time
Convert a timestamp to the corresponding universal-time, rounding to seconds. Note that this will treat the timestamp as if it were in UTC.
function
universal-time-to-timestamp (universal-time)
→ timestamp
Create a timestamp from a universal time. Again, the resulting timestamp should be treated as if it were in UTC.
class interval
An interval represents a period of time. It contains both an absolute part in milliseconds (days, weeks, minutes, etc are always the same length), and a relative part for months and years ― the amount of time that a month or year represents is not always the same.
function
encode-interval (&key (year 0) (month 0) (week 0) (day 0) (hour 0) (minute 0) (second 0) (millisecond 0))
→ interval
Create an interval. Arguments may be negative and of any size.
function
decode-interval (interval)
→ (values year month day hour minute second millisecond)
Decompose an interval into parts. Note that these may be different from the parameters that created it ― an interval of 3600 seconds is the same as one of 1 hour.
To prevent a proliferation of different function names, generic functions are used for operations on time values. The semantics of these differ for the type of the operands.
Adds two time-related objects. Adding an interval to a date or timestamp will return a new date or timestamp, increased by the value of the interval. Adding two intervals returns a new interval with the sum of the two arguments. Integers can be used in place of intervals, and will be interpreted as an amount of milliseconds.
method
time-subtract (a b)
→ value
Subtracts time-related objects from each other. Subtracting two dates or timestamps results in an interval that represents the difference between them. Similarly, subtracting two intervals also gives their difference.
Compare two time-related values, returns a boolean indicating whether they denote the same time or period.
Compare two time-related values, returns a boolean indicating whether the first is less than the second.
Compare two time-related values, returns a boolean indicating whether the first is greater than the second.
function
time<= (a b)
→ boolean
The inverse of time>
.
function
time>= (a b)
→ boolean
The inverse of time<
.


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MALAGA PLATFORM DESCRIPTION
Available devices
- Samsung Galaxy S9 (March 2018):
OS: Android 8.0 - Samsung Experience Vision 9.0
Exynos 9810 (10 nm) - 4GB RAM - 1440 x 2960 pixels, 18.5:9 ratio
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G (August 2019):
OS: Android 10.0 - OneUI 2.0
Exynos 9825 (7 nm) - 12GB RAM - 1440 x 3040 pixels, 19:9 ratio
Scenarios
- LTE Pedestrian:
This setup is based on an eNodeB emulator configured with a EPA5 channel model, signal to noise ratio of
20dB, adaptive modulation, single carrier and 20MHz bandwidth and all the resource blocks assigned
to the UE.
- 5G NR Non-standalone
One eNodeB and one gNodeB, 40MHz bandwidth, RSSI values within a range of between -64dBm and -60dBm and
a signal to noise ratio of 20dB.
Network services
- Nemergent MCS server:
The Nemergent MCS Server provides the application-level components required to deploy the full
3GPP Rel13 Mission Critical Push-To-Talk (MCPTT) service, together with a selection of the main
features in the 3GPP Rel14 Mission Critical Video (MCVideo) and Mission Critical Data (MCData) services.
- DASH Video streaming server:
Custom made VNF that integrates the GPAC streaming server. GPAC is an implementation of the MPEG-4
Systems standard written in ANSI C. GPAC provides tools for media playback, vector graphics and 3D
rendering, MPEG-4 authoring and distribution.


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{% extends 'layout-side-nav.html' %} {% import '_vars-the-bureau.html' as vars with context %} {% import 'molecules/featured-content.html' as featured_content %} {% block title -%} The Bureau | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau {%- endblock %} {% block desc -%} Information on the leadership, structure, and history of the CFPB {%- endblock %} {% block css -%} {{ super() }} {# TODO: Resolve slick font issue. For the slick stylesheet to pick up its font and img reference the fonts and images found at /src/vendor/slick-carousel/slick/ should be included in same directory as slick.css. However, including the slick fonts makes the dots on the /about-us/the-bureau/ page at mobile sizes enormous. #} {%- endblock %} {% block content_modifiers -%} {{ super() }} the-bureau {%- endblock %} {% block content_main_modifiers -%} {{ super() }} content__flush-bottom {%- endblock %} {% block content_main %}
We work to make markets for consumer financial products and services work for Americans. We arm people with the information they need to make smart financial decisions, and we protect them from unfair, deceptive, and abusive practices.
Above all, this means ensuring that consumers get the information they need to make the financial decisions they believe are best for themselves and their families. But it also means we look out for bad actors—through regular examinations of financial companies, complaints from consumers, and our own investigations—and when we find unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices, we take action. We also:
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In January of 2012, President Barack Obama appointed Richard Cordray to be the first Director of the CFPB.


RETURN TO PARADISE
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Polygram Filmed Entertainment/Propaganda Films Director: Joseph Ruben Writer: Wesley Strick, Bruce Robinson Cast: Vince Vaughn, Anne Heche, Joaquin Phoenix, Jada Pinkett Smith
When people lie, cheat, steal, even kill, they will either deny that they committed these transgressions or will make excuses for the iniquities. Some people are psychotic and are able to do dastardly deeds without feeling a twinge of guilt. Most of us, though, are made cowards by our conscience. If the society does not catch up with us, we punish outselves, unable even to look ourselves in the mirror. How do we protect ourselves from these unfortunate feelings? We rationalize. We do what we can to justify our bad conduct to ourselves and to others. "Return to Paradise" is the story of two young men--regular, fun guys--who must make a moral choice. Do they surrender three, maybe six years of their youth in order to save the life of a friend? Or do they turn their backs on him and spend that time enjoying their careers, their girls friends, their comfortable lives in America--perhaps unable for the rest of their lives to face themselves?
To get a broader picture of the dilemma, take a quick look at one of the great stories penned in the 20th century about our ability and willingness to rationalize. In Friedrich Duerrenmatt's play, "The Visit," an old and very rich woman, Clara Zachanassian, revists the town of her youth to take revenge on Anton Schill, who made her pregnant and then abandoned her. She offers all the people of this Central European village a substantial sum of money if they would surrender to her the life of Anton Schill. At first the townspeople consider the notion immoral and preposterous, but they are inevitably corrupted.
Now look at how two men in "Return to Paradise" decide how to excuse themselves should they turn their backs on their friend and how, in addition, an appealing woman vindicates herself for her own frauds and deceptions. Sheriff (Vince Vaughn), Tony (David Conrad) and their buddy Lewis (Joaquin Phoenix) are three happy-go-lucky guys in their twenties who are enjoying the beaches, waters, vegetation and women of Malaysia's Penang region. They smoke hashish regularly, and, hale fellows that they are, they have a couple of misadventures. At one point, they are offered an aphrodisiac by a fast-talking Malaysian woman which turns out to be a rhino horn, and they barely escape with their lives from a small gang of local toughs. Just after Tony and Sheriff board a plane to go back to New York, Lewis, who stays behind to work on a new project, is arrested for possession of 104 grams of hashish. He is indicted for dealing--although the weed was strictly for personal use--and under Malaysia's stric anti-drug laws is sentenced to hang. That Asian country's attorney general makes a deal: if Lewis's two friends return to Malaysia to take responsibility for their part in the ownership of hashish, Lewis's life would be spared, though Tony and Sheriff would have to spend three years in jail. If only one of the two friends returns, Lewis's life would still be spared but the buddy would have to spend six years in jail.
"Return to Paradise" is in no way a sterile, academic exercise in Philosophy 105: Ethics. Joseph Ruben directs Wesley Strick and Bruce Robinson's screenplay with a tight hand, keeping the tension on a steady keel and unleashing a series of clever twists that keep the audience guessing about Lewis's future. Reynaldo Villalobos's camerawork delivers the ambiance of a section of the world that is indeed a tropical paradise, contrasting the lush vegetation and colorfully relaxed city atmosphere with the stark, dank span of the local penitentiary.
At first Tony is determined to return to save his friend even while Lewis is obstinate about keeping his stable, though dead-end, life in Brooklyn undisturbed. Their ultimate decision is inspired by the actions of a woman who represents herself as Lewis's American lawyer, Beth Eastern (Anne Heche), who appears willing to do anything to save the imprisoned man's life. She must contend with the scheme of a zealous reporter, M.J. (Jada Pinkett-Smith), who is determined to break a story about Malaysia's draconian system of justice--a story which Beth believes would infuriate the Malaysian society and have an adverse effect on her client. She will use money and sexual favors to persuade the two young men to go back to the Far East to face at least three years in a prison that would make Attica look like a country club. She has no compunctions about lying--insisting that this third-world dungeon allows residents an ample supply of rice and is free from the threat of violence by the guards. And as she rationalizes her deceitful maneuvers, the young men do likewise, acquitting themselves of accountability should they decide to turn their backs on Lewis.
While "Return to Paradise" headlines several surprises, the grandest revelation is Anne Heche. Who would have imagined her depth, judging by her hack performance in the lame comedy, "Six Days, Seven Nights" and her waxen-faced, two-dimensional portrayal in "Wag the Dog"? It took a drama of global import and moral gravity to bring out the full range of her talents, and in this she is well supported by the three men, especially by the strong appearance of Vince Vaughn as a posturing Brooklynite whose moral standards get a quick turnaround from his relationship with a fiercely determined woman.
We in the audience cannot help leaving the theater pondering what we would do in this situation. And remember that you'll not know your response unless and until you are actually faced by the severe predicament. Unfortunately, "Return to Paradise" undercuts an otherwise taut picture by a contrived ending, a conclusion which weakens the entire ethical temper of the story. It would be unforgiveable to give away this resolution--a shocker that would have let the condemned man's pals off the hook if they chose to remain in New York.  In the play, the townspeople must face their guilt in condemning one of their own to death. In a movie version starring Ingrid Bergman, however, the old woman gives her enemy his freedom. That done, couldn't the townspeople have said, "We knew all along that you would not carry out the death threat. That is why we felt free to spend the money we were to receive from you." Rationalization is a powerful defense indeed.
Rated R. Running time: 105 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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Another Chinese Brand Eyes India As ‘Changan’ Plans Rs. 4,000 Crore Investment
by Surendhar MChangan Automobile is said to launch its first product in India by the end of 2022; CS75 SUV and a mid-size SUV are in the works for local debut
Chinese automakers are coming in thick and fast into the Indian market as the arrival of SAIC owned MG Motor has opened the door for new brands to explore into the vast automotive space we have around here. In 2019, MG and South Korea’s Kia debuted with impressive initial volume numbers and it would have sped up the process elsewhere for other new manufacturers potentially eyeing a spotlight in India.
While Great Wall Motors appears to be mulling over an investment of Rs. 7,000 crore in India, which including setting up a manufacturing plant in Gujarat and establishing headquarters in Gurgaon according to reports, another Chinese company named Changan Automobile is charting out its plans for India.
Great Wall is the largest producer of SUVs and pickup trucks in the People’s Republic while Changan is backed by the Chinese government and it primarily focusses on the SUV and crossover segments. The latest speculation indicates that top-level personnel from Changan are regularly visiting India over the last few months as part of finalising decisions regarding the domestic entry.
The report further tells that Changan has expressed its intentions to invest about Rs. 4,000 crore to state governments in a phased manner. Having already formed a liaison firm, Changan International Corporation, its office space in Gurugram will be functional soon. As for the products, the company is looking to begin its local innings with a pair of SUVs.
It is said to include the CS75 and a mid-size SUV rivalling Hyundai Creta. Sanjay G, a highly experienced industry person, has been recruited as well while an MoU with Group Landmark has also been penned down with regards to insurance and dealerships. Changan will function under two different entities reportedly.
One focussing on production and distribution while the other dealing with sales and services under the JV with Group Landmark that has a wide dealership network. The first product will more likely launch towards the end of 2022 and the feasibility study has already been performed two years ago. The states of Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat are the frontrunners for establishing Greenfield operations, said the report.


Mosaic plots in the 'ggplot2' framework. Mosaic plot functionality is provided in a single 'ggplot2' layer by calling the geom 'mosaic'.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Depends: | ggplot2 (≥ 3.0.0), R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | dplyr, plotly (≥ 4.5.5), productplots (≥ 0.1.1), purrr, rlang, tidyr |
| Suggests: | gridExtra, knitr, NHANES, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-09-12 |
| Author: | Haley Jeppson [aut, cre], Heike Hofmann [aut], Di Cook [aut], Hadley Wickham [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Haley Jeppson <hjeppson at iastate.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/haleyjeppson/ggmosaic |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://github.com/haleyjeppson/ggmosaic |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | ggmosaic results |
| Reference manual: | ggmosaic.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Mosaic plots with 'ggplot2' |
| Package source: | ggmosaic_0.2.0.tar.gz |
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NFL Week 12 Bullet Points: Three must-know stats previewing every game
by OmnisportThe Seattle Seahawks travel to the Philadelphia Eagles in one of several mouth-watering matchups as we head into Week 12 of the NFL season.
Both sides are looking to make a push for the playoffs and Sunday's meeting at Lincoln Financial Field could prove pivotal.
Elsewhere across a jam-packed schedule, reigning Super Bowl champions the New England Patriots welcome the Dallas Cowboys, while the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers also go toe-to-toe in a heavyweight clash.
It all kicks off with the Indianapolis Colts at the Houston Texans in a Thursday showdown that is sure to whet the appetite as the division lead is on the line.
We take a look at the Week 12 schedule using Stats Perform data.
THURSDAY (all times Eastern)
Colts (6-4) at Texans (6-4) 8:20pm
- The Colts defeated the Texans 30-23 in Indianapolis in Week 7, their fourth win in their last five games against Houston.
- DeAndre Hopkins has made seven or more receptions in his last six games, tied with two Andre Johnson streaks (in 2006 and 2012-13) for the longest in Texans history.
- The Texans fell 41-7 to the Ravens in Baltimore last week – the fourth biggest loss in franchise history. Houston have not lost back-to-back regular-season games since the start of 2018.
SUNDAY
Giants (2-8) at Bears (4-6) 1pm
- The Giants will be making their first appearance at Soldier Field since a 27-21 loss to the Bears in 2013.
- Chicago are allowing 16.4 points per game at home this season, the third lowest tally in the NFL behind New England (11.0) and Minnesota (15.6)
- The Giants have lost six consecutive games, the franchise's longest skid since a seven-game slide in 2014.
Panthers (5-5) at Saints (8-2) 1pm
- The Saints had won four straight games in the series, including a 2017 Wild Card Game, before dropping a Week 17 game last December in which New Orleans rested their key players.
- Christian McCaffrey has accounted for 45.5 per cent of the Panthers' total net yards in 2019 – easily the highest such percentage in the NFL.
- Michael Thomas needs six receptions to secure a third consecutive season with 100 or more catches. The Saints star would become the eighth player all-time to reach triple figures in three consecutive years.
Broncos (3-7) at Bills (7-3) 1pm
- The Bills have won three of the last four meetings with the Broncos, including a 26-16 triumph in New York in Week 3 of 2017, which was head coach Sean McDermott's third game at the helm of Buffalo.
- Denver have led in the fourth quarter in seven of their 10 games but have held on to win just three of them.
- The Bills are 7-3 (or better) for the first time since 1999 (also 7-3).
Steelers (5-5) at Bengals (0-10) 1pm
- The Steelers have won nine straight against the Bengals, including an 18-16 victory in the 2015 Wild Card round.
- Pittsburgh lost at Cleveland last week, 21-7, putting up fewer than 300 yards of total offense for the seventh time this season.
- Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd caught one pass for zero yards last week, the first time in his career he has been held without at least one receiving yard.
Dolphins (2-8) at Browns (4-6) 1pm
- The Dolphins and Browns will be meeting for the first time since 2016, a 30-24 Miami home win in overtime.
- Cleveland will be vying to win three straight home games for the first time since 2014 after defeating the Bills and the Steelers at FirstEnergy Stadium in the past two weeks.
- The Dolphins rank last in the NFL with 603 rushing yards, the second lowest total by any team through 10 games in a season during the Super Bowl era (1991 Colts, 591).
Buccaneers (3-7) at Falcons (3-7) 1pm
- Atlanta have swept the season series with Tampa Bay in each of the past two years and are seeking a sixth consecutive victory over the Buccaneers, which would match their longest winning streak against a divisional opponent since 2000-02 (Panthers).
- Atlanta have produced 80.1 per cent of their total net yards via the pass, the highest percentage in the NFL this season, while Tampa Bay have allowed a league-high 78.1 per cent of their total yards through the air.
- Jameis Winston has thrown three or more touchdown passes and recorded a passer rating of 110.0 or better in five straight meetings with the Falcons, the only quarterback to do so against one team in the Super Bowl era.
Lions (3-6-1) at Redskins (1-9) 1pm
- The Lions have won four straight games against Washington, dating back to the 2009 season.
- The Lions fell to the Cowboys, 35-27, in Detroit in Week 11, their third straight loss and sixth loss in their last seven games.
- Washington fell to the Jets 34-17 at home in Week 11, the team's ninth straight home loss. This is tied for the second-longest home losing streak in franchise history and one shy of the longest such streak, which bridged the 1960 and 1961 seasons.
Raiders (6-4) at Jets (3-7) 1pm
- The Raiders have lost their last five road games against the Jets, last beating them in the Meadowlands in 1996.
- After having just 13 sacks on defense last season, the Raiders have totalled 25 so far this year, the largest sack increase by any team from last year to this year.
- Oakland's Josh Jacobs has averaged at least 4.00 yards per carry on at least 10 carries in each of his last nine games, the longest streak by any NFL rookie in the Super Bowl era.
Seahawks (8-2) at Eagles (5-5) 1pm
- Seattle have played consecutive overtime games for the second time in franchise history (Week 12-13 of 1990).
- Over the last two seasons, Philadelphia have a 9-11 record from Weeks 1-11, ranking 19th in the NFL.
- Carson Wentz has 86 touchdown passes in 50 career starts for Philadelphia, the most in franchise history.
Jaguars (4-6) at Titans (5-5) 4:05pm
- The Jaguars have lost back-to-back games by 20 or more points for the first time since 2014. Jacksonville have never lost by 20 or more points in three straight games.
- Tennessee are coming off a bye after erasing a nine-point deficit in the final seven minutes to beat the Chiefs 35-32 in Week 10.
- Leonard Fournette has 1185 scrimmage yards, the most through the Jaguars' first 10 games of a season in franchise history.
Cowboys (6-4) at Patriots (9-1) 4:25pm
- The Patriots have won the last five meetings between these teams after the Cowboys won the first seven matchups.
- The Cowboys have won three of their last four games after defeating the Lions 35-27 in Detroit in Week 11.
- After throwing for 444 yards in the win over the Lions, Dak Prescott of the Cowboys is now leading the NFL in passing yards per game this season (322.1).
Packers (8-2) at 49ers (9-1) 8:20pm
- The Packers and 49ers are off to their best 10-game starts since 2011, when Green Bay won their first 10 and San Francisco started 9-1
- Green Bay have won two in a row against San Francisco and own a 36-30-1 all-time record in the matchup.
- Jimmy Garoppolo threw for a career-high 424 yards in the 49ers' win over the Cardinals in Week 11.
MONDAY
Ravens (8-2) at Rams (6-4) 8:15pm
- Baltimore last faced the Rams when they were still in St Louis (Week 11 of 2015) and have won three straight fixtures between the teams dating back to 2007.
- The Ravens lead the NFL in rushing yards this season with 2031 in 10 games.
- Lamar Jackson has 781 rushing yards this season, already the seventh-most by a quarterback in a single season.