linear-technology
Businessmodel of Linear Technology
Customer Segments
Linear Technology manufactures components for a variety of customers across multiple markets. It targets the high performance segment of the analogue integrated circuit market, where high precision, high efficiency, low noise, lower power, and high speed are required. The Company’s main focus is across the following sectors:
- Communications and Telecommunications, where it provides its uModule regulator, digital power system manager and conversion products;
- Industrial, where it provides its wireless sensor network, energy harvester and signal chain products;
- Automotive, where it provides its battery stack monitor, LED driver and silent switcher products, The Company also serves customers within the IT and computing, aerospace and defence, medical, and consumer electronics sectors. According to its annual report, Linear Technology limits its exposure to the consumer electronics and cellular phone end-markets, instead favouring the industrial, automotive, communication infrastructure, and aerospace and defence end-markets, which accounted in 2015 for 88% of the Company’s total bookings.
Among Linear Technology’s customers are Motor Car Parts America, Sense Technologies, Tower International, Axion Power International, Amtech Systems and Comtech Telecommunications.
Geographically, Linear Technology divides its sales across the US, Europe, Japan and Rest of World, with the majority of sales coming from international markets.
Value Propositions
Linear Technology competes primarily on the basis of performance, functional value, quality, reliability and service.
It provides value to its customers through the quality and efficiency of its products, its brand reputation and recognition, the breadth and accessibility of its sales and distribution network, and its commitment to innovation.
The Company also provides value through its technical support and design support services, assisted by a network of reputable partners across multiple business sectors.
Channels
Linear Technology operates a website at www.linear.com, through which customers are able to view and purchase the Company’s products, via its credit card purchasing and Linear Express channels.
Offline, Linear Technology primarily markets and sells its products worldwide through an in-house direct sales team. The Company’s sales organisation is divided into domestic and international operations, comprising a network of sales offices in most major metropolitan areas of the US, as well as in Germany, Finland, the UK, Italy, France, Denmark, Sweden, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea.
Linear Technology’s direct sales team is supported by a network of domestic and international distributors. The Company has an agreement with one independent sales representative in South America, four independent distributors in North America, five in Europe, three in China, seven in Japan, three in Taiwan, two in Russia, and one each in South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, India, South Africa, Philippines, Israel, Brazil, Australia, and New Zealand. Linear Technology’s largest distributor is Arrow Electronics, which distributes both domestically and internationally and accounted in 2015 for 32% of the Company’s annual net revenue.
Customer Relationships
Some of Linear Technology’s product portfolio is available to customers on a self-service basis. Purchases through these online channels require no interaction with members of the Linear Technology sales teams.
Larger orders or purchases of more complex services, including the Company’s design services, require a greater degree of interaction and consultation between Linear Technology and its customers. In this way the Company is able to provide a more bespoke service, covering each individual requirement of a customer’s brief. Linear has a number of multi-year contracts in place with customers, and in certain large contracts provides a product warranty covering any major failure of its parts. The Company’s sales to international distributors are made under agreements which permit limited stock return privileges but not sales price rebates.
Linear Technology provides ongoing technical support to its customers, through its technical support portal and over-the-phone assistance.
Key Activities
Linear Technology is engaged in the design, manufacture and marketing of analogue integrated circuits for companies across the world.
The Company’s principal product categories comprise amplifiers, high speed amplifiers, voltage regulators, data converters, battery stack monitors, silicon oscillators embedded wireless sensor network, isolated uModule transceivers, radio frequency circuits, and signal chain products, among others.
The Company’s products are utilised by customers in the industrial, automotive, computer, medical, instrumentation, consumer, and military and aerospace systems sectors. Linear Technology operates through one single segment that covers the Company’s full range of manufacturing and distribution activities.
Key Partners
Linear Technology collaborates with a range of partner companies in order to ensure that it provides a quality service to customers. The Company’s partners include:
- Design Companies, which help Linear Technology to assist with customer plans, providing engineering and software design services;
- Ready-to-Use Product Suppliers, which provide pre-built partner products that can be used in customer designs;
- Software Platform Companies, which provide cloud-based and gateway software solution platforms to increase customer connectivity;
- Distributors, which extend the Company’s marketing and sales reach; and
- Manufacturing Partners, comprising assembly and production sub-contractors. Linear Technologies includes among its partners Infinetix, Vanteon Electronic Design, Arrow Electronics, Xively, Critical Link and Orchid Technologies Engineering and Consulting.
Key Resources
Linear Technology’s key resources are its technology and intellectual property, its fabrication and production facilities, its sales and distribution networks – including partnerships with third-party distributors, its personnel and its IT infrastructure.
According to its annual report, Linear Technology has been awarded more than 1,250 US and international patents, in addition to a number of pending patent applications. The Company states that while these patents have value, its future success depends principally on the expertise of its personnel. Among Linear Technology’s US patents are applications entitled ‘Low-voltage analogue variable gain amplifier with enhanced linearity’, ‘Level-shifting amplifier’ and ‘analogue-to-digital converter’.
Cost Structure
Linear Technology incurs costs in relation to its research and development activities, the manufacturing of its products – including deals with sub-contractors and suppliers, the sale and distribution of its products, the maintenance of its IT infrastructure, the retention of its personnel.
As of 28th June 2015, Linear Technology employed 4,868 members of staff, representing costs in the form of salaries and benefits. The Company also accrues significant administrative costs in relation to the operations of its domestic and international sales offices.
Revenue Streams
Linear Technology generates revenue through the manufacture and sale of precision components to end users within the high performance segment. The Company sells a range of semiconductor products, including power management, data conversion, signal conditioning, radio frequency and interface integrated circuits, proprietary μModule subsystems, and wireless sensor network products. The Company operates through one reportable business segment.
In 2015 Linear Technology generated $1.48 billion in annual revenue, up $86.7 million, or 6.2%, on revenue recorded for the same period in 2014. The Company attributed this rise in revenue to increases in demand across all end-markets, led in particular by the industrial and automotive sectors. The majority of the Company’s revenue was generated through international exports across three geographic regions: Europe, Japan, and Rest of World.


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public final class Rect
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
Use normalize()
to ensure rectangles are normal.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Rect()
Default constructor for rectangles.
|
Rect(int width,
int height)
Constructor for rectangles.
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Rect(int x,
int y,
int width,
int height)
Constructor for rectangles.
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Rect(Point size)
Constructor for rectangles.
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Rect(Point least,
Point most)
Constructor for rectangles.
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Rect(Point position,
Size size)
Constructor for rectangles.
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Rect(Rect rect)
Copy constructor for rectangles.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Rect |
align(Point anchor,
Direction alignment)
Aligns the given anchor direction of the rectangle with an anchor point.
|
Rect |
anchor(Rect container,
Direction direction,
boolean outside)
Anchors the rectangle inside or outside another rectangle.
|
boolean |
contains(int x,
int y)
Tests whether the given point is inside this rectangle.
|
boolean |
contains(Point point) |
static Rect |
createPadding(int padding) |
static Rect |
createPadding(int left,
int top,
int right,
int bottom)
Returns a rectangle representing padding with the origin zero.
|
static Rect |
empty()
Returns an empty rectangle.
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Rectangle objects are considered equal only to other rectangle objects
with the same dimensions.
|
Point |
getAnchor(Direction direction)
Returns the anchor point in this rectangle for a direction.
|
int |
getBottom() |
int |
getHeight() |
Point |
getLeast() |
int |
getLeft() |
Point |
getMost() |
Point |
getPosition() |
int |
getRight() |
Size |
getSize() |
int |
getTop() |
int |
getWidth() |
int |
getX() |
int |
getY() |
Rect |
grow(int padding)
Adds a constant padding distance to each side of the rectangle.
|
Rect |
grow(int left,
int top,
int right,
int bottom)
Adds the given padding distance to each side of the rectangle.
|
Rect |
grow(Rect padding)
Adds each pair of corresponding coordinates between the two rectangles.
|
int |
hashCode()
Rectangle objects are considered equal only to other rectangle objects
with the same dimensions.
|
Rect |
intersection(Rect rect)
Returns the result of the intersection operation over two rectangles.
|
boolean |
isEmpty()
Tests whether the rectangle is empty.
|
boolean |
isNormal()
Tests whether the rectangle is normal.
|
Rect |
move(int x,
int y)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given top left position.
|
Rect |
move(Point position) |
Rect |
normalize()
Returns an equivalent rectangle that is normal.
|
Rect |
resize(int width,
int height)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given size.
|
Rect |
resize(Point size) |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Rectangle implementation includes the dimensions.
|
Rect |
translate(Direction direction,
int x)
Returns the result of translating this rectangle in the given direction
by the given distance.
|
Rect |
translate(int x,
int y)
Returns the result of translating this rectangle.
|
Rect |
translate(Point offset) |
Rect |
union(Rect rect)
Returns the result of the union operation over two rectangles.
|
Rect |
untranslate(int x,
int y)
As
translate(int, int) , but inverts the translation. |
Rect |
untranslate(Point offset) |
Rect |
withBottom(int bottom)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given bottommost Y coordinate.
|
Rect |
withHeight(int height)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given height.
|
Rect |
withLeast(int left,
int top)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given top left coordinate.
|
Rect |
withLeast(Point least) |
Rect |
withLeft(int left)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given leftmost X coordinate.
|
Rect |
withMost(int right,
int bottom)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given bottom right coordinate.
|
Rect |
withMost(Point most) |
Rect |
withRight(int right)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given rightmost X coordinate.
|
Rect |
withTop(int top)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given topmost Y coordinate.
|
Rect |
withWidth(int width)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given width.
|
Rect |
withX(int x)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given leftmost X coordinate.
|
Rect |
withY(int y)
Returns a near identical rectangle with the given leftmost Y coordinate.
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public Rect()
public Rect(int width, int height)
width
- The width of the rectangle.height
- The height of the rectangle.Rect(int, int, int, int)
public Rect(int x, int y, int width, int height)
x
- The leftmost X coordinate. Same as "left".y
- The topmost Y coordinate. Same as "top".width
- The width of the rectangle.height
- The height of the rectangle.public Rect(Point size)
size
- The size of the rectangle.Rect(Point, Size)
public Rect(Point position, Size size)
position
- The top left position. Same as "least".size
- The size of the rectangle.public Rect(Point least, Point most)
least
- The top left coordinate. Same as "position".most
- The bottom right coordinate.public Rect(Rect rect)
rect
- The original rectangle to copy.public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public static Rect empty()
public static Rect createPadding(int left, int top, int right, int bottom)
left
- The left padding.top
- The top padding.right
- The right padding.bottom
- The bottom padding.grow(Rect)
public static Rect createPadding(int padding)
padding
- The padding for all sides.createPadding(int, int, int, int)
public int getX()
getLeft()
public int getY()
getTop()
public int getWidth()
public int getHeight()
public int getLeft()
getX()
public int getTop()
getY()
public int getRight()
public int getBottom()
public Rect withX(int x)
withLeft(int)
in that the width of the
rectangle remains the same. There is no guarantee that the returned
rectangle will be distinct from this
.
Prefer move(int, int)
to change both X and Y.
x
- The new leftmost X coordinate.public Rect withY(int y)
withTop(int)
in that the height of the
rectangle remains the same. There is no guarantee that the returned
rectangle will be distinct from this
.
Prefer move(int, int)
to change both X and Y.
y
- The new leftmost Y coordinate.public Rect withWidth(int width)
this
.
Prefer resize(int, int)
to change both width and height.
width
- The new width.public Rect withHeight(int height)
this
.
Prefer resize(int, int)
to change both width and height.
height
- The new height.public Rect withLeft(int left)
withX(int)
in that the rightmost
X coordinate remains the same. There is no guarantee that the returned
rectangle will be distinct from this
.
Prefer withLeast(int, int)
to change both X and Y.
left
- The new leftmost X coordinatepublic Rect withTop(int top)
withY(int)
in that the bottommost
Y coordinate remains the same. There is no guarantee that the returned
rectangle will be distinct from this
.
Prefer withLeast(int, int)
to change both X and Y.
top
- The new topmost Y coordinatepublic Rect withRight(int right)
this
.
Prefer withMost(int, int)
to change both width and height.
right
- The new rightmost X coordinate.public Rect withBottom(int bottom)
this
.
Prefer withMost(int, int)
to change both width and height.
bottom
- The new bottommost Y coordinate.public Point getPosition()
getLeast()
public Size getSize()
public Point getLeast()
getPosition()
public Point getMost()
public Rect withLeast(int left, int top)
move(int, int)
in that the bottom right
coordinate remains the same. There is no guarantee that the returned
rectangle will be distinct from this
.
Prefer withLeft(int)
or withTop(int)
to change
either left or top, but not both.
left
- The new leftmost X coordinate.top
- The new topmost Y coordinate.public Rect withLeast(Point least)
least
- The new top left coordinate.withLeast(int, int)
public Rect withMost(int right, int bottom)
this
.
Prefer withRight(int)
or withBottom(int)
to change
either right or bottom, but not both.
right
- The new rightmost X coordinate.bottom
- The new bottommost Y coordinate.public Rect withMost(Point most)
most
- The new bottom right coordinate.withMost(int, int)
public Rect move(int x, int y)
withLeast(int, int)
in that the size
remains the same. There is no guarantee that the returned rectangle will
be distinct from this
.
Prefer withX(int)
or withY(int)
to change
either X or Y, but not both.
x
- The new leftmost X position.y
- The new topmost Y position.public Rect move(Point position)
position
- The new top left position.move(int, int)
public Rect resize(int width, int height)
this
.
Prefer withWidth(int)
or withHeight(int)
to change
either width or height, but not both.
width
- The new width of the rectangle.height
- The new height of the rectangle.public Rect resize(Point size)
size
- The new size of the rectangle.resize(int, int)
public Rect translate(int x, int y)
this
.x
- The X coordinate offset.y
- The Y coordinate offset.public Rect translate(Point offset)
offset
- The offset.translate(int, int)
public Rect translate(Direction direction, int x)
this
.direction
- The direction of translation.x
- The distance of translation.public Rect untranslate(int x, int y)
translate(int, int)
, but inverts the translation.x
- The X coordinate offset.y
- The Y coordinate offset.public Rect untranslate(Point offset)
offset
- The offset.untranslate(int, int)
public Rect grow(int left, int top, int right, int bottom)
left
- The left padding.top
- The top padding.right
- The right padding.bottom
- The bottom padding.public Rect grow(Rect padding)
padding
- The padding rectangle.createPadding(int, int, int, int)
public Rect grow(int padding)
padding
- The padding distance.public boolean contains(int x, int y)
x
- The X coordinate of the point.y
- The Y coordinate of the point.true
if the point is inside this rectangle.public boolean contains(Point point)
point
- The point.true
if the point is inside this rectangle.contains(int, int)
public boolean isEmpty()
true
if the rectangle is empty.isNormal()
public boolean isNormal()
Rect
for details.true
if the rectangle is normal.public Rect normalize()
Rect
for details.public Rect union(Rect rect)
This function behaves like intersection(Rect)
on
denormal rectangles.
rect
- The other rectangle to union with.public Rect intersection(Rect rect)
This function behaves like intersection(Rect)
on
denormal rectangles.
rect
- The other rectangle to union with.public Point getAnchor(Direction direction)
Direction.NORTH_WEST
will return the top left
coordinate.direction
- The anchor direction.public Rect align(Point anchor, Direction alignment)
Direction.NORTH_WEST
would align the northwest
corner of the rectangle with the anchor point. The size of the rectangle
remains the same.anchor
- The anchor point.alignment
- The anchor direction within the rectangle.public Rect anchor(Rect container, Direction direction, boolean outside)
If outside, the anchor direction will be mirrored for this rectangle, so the result will always sit on the outside edge of the container.
container
- The container to anchor to.direction
- The direction of the anchor point.outside
- true
to align the opposite point on this
rectangle to the anchor point on the container.


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Abstract: We study the problem of maximum entropy density estimation in the presence of known sample selection bias. We propose three bias correction approaches. The ﬁrst one takes advantage of unbiased sufﬁcient statistics which can be obtained from biased samples. The second one estimates the biased distribution and then factors the bias out. The third one approximates the second by only using samples from the sampling distribution. We provide guarantees for the ﬁrst two approaches and evaluate the performance of all three approaches in synthetic experiments and on real data from species habitat modeling, where maxent has been successfully applied and where sample selection bias is a signiﬁcant problem. 1
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Calculate optimal Zhong's two-/three-stage Phase II designs (see Zhong (2012) <doi:10.1016/j.cct.2012.07.006>). Generate Target Toxicity decision table for Phase I dose-finding (Two-/three-stage). This package also allows users to run dose-finding simulations based on customized decision table.
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Professor Ting Yuan discusses her latest research presented at AERA.
Topic: Chinese International Pre-service
Description: There has been a surge of international pre-service teachers who pursue early childhood education and stay as immigrant teachers in the United States. While teacher education has been dominated by White, English-monolingual perspectives, little is known about international teacher candidates’ experiences in their teacher education programs even as the field has begun to open teacher certification and employment to this particular group of candidates. Professor Yuan's study seeks to gain insights into the perspectives of a group of Chinese international pre-service teachers through a literacy methods course, as they exit an early childhood education program in the northeast. The findings contribute to the theory and practice for addressing the diversity and inclusivity of international candidates in teacher education curricula.
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Dr. Ting Yuan is an Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Education/Literacy at CUNY College of Staten Island. From a sociocultural perspective, Dr. Yuan’s research examines culturally responsive and multimodal curricular practices in urban school settings. Her work can be found in Childhood Education and English Journal. She can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dr. Elizabeth Morphis is an Assistant Professor of Childhood Literacy Education at SUNY Old Westbury on Long Island. She teaches both undergraduate and graduate literacy courses focused on teaching students in the elementary grades. Dr. Morphis’s research focuses on young children’s writing and how children connect their own knowledge to the writing work of the curriculum. She can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Pre-Read/Media: None
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Learning HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
Before We start
I want to start by stating that you do not need to have any experiance with coding and that its supringly easy and quick to start
We need tools!
Just as you need tools to build a house, you need a text editor to interpret your code!
- Sublime Text 3 *Recommended
- NotePad++
Code Editors (Intepreters)
HTML is the physical structure of the websites as we know them. You do not have to have prior experaince with coding as its pretty straight foward and easy to understand.
How This guide Is structured
- Physical code
- How the code outputs
- Explains concepts and show examples of how there used
SHOWS:
Intro
HTML is built up of Tags
<tag>Text here </tag>
The text goes in the middle of the tag
Now Im going to introduce you to the Structure of HTMl
<!DOCTYPE html>   <title>Webpage Title</title>
Were going to put most of our code in the middle of the  tag
Tags and what they do!
- body
// The code that the USER see's on the moniter
The code that makes this website run is put in the middle of this tag- title
// Text that is on the Tab of Webpage- head
// This tag sends info to the browser and pulls info from the internet that you want. It also can store you styling sheet which makes your site much nicer looking- div
// This tag is used to break up your webpage into seperate pieces like header,main-content,footer
Begginer Tags
Here some tags & what they do!
Lists
ol
Item 1

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Item 3

 Item 4
 /olOR
ul
Item 1

 Item 2

Item 3

 Item 4
 /ulDisplays AsOL lists or Numbered lists
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
- Item 4
Ul lists or Bulleted lists
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
- Item 4
Lists are commonly used in Navbars and great to lists out info!
Typography
Typography is 90% of the interent and being able to use it corretly is critical to a good website!
Our Tags are: Largest to smallest *Ol was used to make section under
Header Text
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Text here

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Text here

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Text here

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Text here

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Text here

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Text here

Paragraphs & Formatting
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 Creates a paragraph
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 Used to create formatting between long passages of text
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 Used inside of article to seperate it into sections
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 *No closing tags required
Non-Sematic Tags
All this means , is that you can put a tag within a tag and it will make sense to HTML. This is very common for HTML defualt styling such as bolding text,italisiazing,stricking ext..
i or em This makes your text slanted and italisized
Italisized text

Texts that is italisized vs Not
IS Marcelo Escalante Herzog Javier Gonzalez Prado Santa Maria De Jesus
NOT Marcelo Escalante Herzog Javier Gonzalez Prado Santa Maria De Jesus
b or strong
s or strike
span
Span is used to select small snippets of text to style later.
Ex. This word should be RED
Then I select the Span depending if it has a Class/Id of neither. So i would give the Span tag a
color: red;Common Uses
Shopping list
- Milk
- Bread
Eggs
Images & Links
Images and Links play a vital role in connecting the internet and making it that much more interesting
All about Images
img src="" / *Images don't need a closing tagImages can either be grabbed from the internet or Be taken from a file that you downloaded
Images Address VS Local File
- Local Files: This is the best option as you can have the images locally on the server without fear of losing it You can lose it if the image address is closed
- Image Address: Useful when your rushing or when you dont have to much space left on your local disk
Using Image address Method
If your images is locally stored just put the location in the middle of src=""
Make an Image a Link

What this does is surrond the image in a link thereby creating the image as a link. You can apply this all sorts of tags like li,tables,& even buttons
Ex:
Ex: Google
The Value inside the href="" is the link it points to.
While the text in the middle of Text here is what the user see's to click on!Example of Image as Link
View Next section for deeper look
Guide to Links
Links are used to connect the internet and play a large role in creating a website with a versatile resource. Aside from being usefull for your user's
it's a neccesity as links are used to create a navagation system on your local website as refer to external sources!Basic Link's
 *In between the ("") in href is where your link value goes So..
Text As seen this link will lead the user to google.com
Meta Data
Meta Data Is usaully Put inside the  tag and is used to tell browsers like chrome,firefox,safari about your webpage. This can Include the content of the Page, how you want USER's to find it and even how you want google's robot to scoure your webpage
Here's a great link telling you more! Meta Tags
- CodeAcademy.com
- CSS-Tricks.com
- HTML.com
- Stackoverflow
- W3Schools *They set the rules & regulations for the internet


17yo M’sian Girl Got Scammed RM1,626 After Buying Jay Chou Concert Tickets from Scalper
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If you are going to attend a concert, always purchase your tickets from the official ticketing website!
A 17-year-old Malaysian girl had been dreaming of seeing Jay Chou, thus she wanted to bring her parents to his concert “Jay Chou Carnival World Tour” which will be happening next February. Therefore, she got to know a proxy buyer from her friend who can purchase the tickets for her.
Lim (the scam victim) explained that her friend who introduced this scammer to her had also shown Lim photos of the concert tickets, which convinced Lim that the proxy buyer was legitimate. She explained that her friend successfully purchased some other concert tickets in the past. After confirming that the proxy buyer had tickets on his/her hand, Lim decided to make the payment on 24 August.
However, after paying the proxy buyer a total of RM1,626, the girl couldn’t get the tickets that she paid for. She kept asking the proxy buyer to meet up, but the scammer would reply late with all sorts of excuses, and the girl was then blocked on WeChat.
“We’ve never met before. And since I couldn’t get my tickets, I lodged a police report in September.”
In her explanation, Lim mentioned that the scammer showed photos of him/her queueing and purchasing the tickets. The scammer even sent her photos of the “purchased” tickets.
This proxy buyer had scammed both Lim and her friend for a total of RM3,000, according to Oriental Daily. While Lim had anticipated seeing Jay Chou with her parents, it was indeed disappointing that she lost a sum of money in the process.
Please keep in mind that you should only purchase concert tickets through the official and authorised ticketing site. We hope that the girl will still be able to attend the concert with her parents.
Also read: M’sian Lady Loses RM1.2K to Travel Scammer Who Claimed He Owned Cambodian Hotel


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Setting: At a good friend's apartment
Mindset: Intense, expectant, nervous
Well.. I have no ambitions to even attempt explaining the effects of this herb. Other trippers who've been to the mind pulverizing outer zone of salvia has attempted to do so. Some of the descriptins of their experiences I can relate to. This was my second trip, I tried it earlier in the evening for the first time ( apprx. .1 gr.), and was then blown away by the effects, but it was in a much smaller dose than the second and nothing but a wonderful experience. I felt then the enormous potential of this drug, I was at the portal I felt, and I remember saying that I saw it. Also a feeling of well being, that my visit was expected. Total loss of body, and no sense of time and space. Drifting on a plane. Colors red and green.
With this in mind I decided to further exlore the salvia depths. The reader should know that this is only 60 min. after my virgin journey.
I was not prepared, and I also refuse to believe that there is such a thing as preparation for that experience, We in our human form, still in our wetware, cannot understand or prepare. Psychonaut or not, the combo cannabis oil and 10x salvia smoked in a 2 foot water bong ( The oil was mixed in tobacco and smoked appr. 2 hours earlier, but distinctly present buzz while hitting the Salvia) will, I belive, knock you out.
Keywords from my second session:
Loss of ego, and total loss of any reference to the actual physical world.
My soul was shattered, ground to pieces on a rotating hellwheel.
An infinite plane consisting of an infinite number of beewax-like geometrical capsules.
Strong feeling of matrixlike 'realer than real'
Reality thinly sliced, stacked and flipped lightspeed in front of your soul.
I was one amongst billions of fellow sufferers
Unrivalled terror, terror and terror
Eternity, I was a part of it and knew it would be spent in torment.
Seeing my eartly existence in glimpses of distorted pinhead sized stills, but knew that existence or whatever to be unreachable and just a mean to further trick and torment my soul.
A sense of great evil.
In one word: HELL
My sitter, although not familiar with salvia, is no stranger to other hallucinogenic substances. And also a grown nearly forty year old man. A kind and spiritual being. This man had NEVER seen everything remotely like this. He tried to ground me and reach through, but couldn't. He said that I had tipped of the couch, and was rolling on the floor screaming and speaking in an unknown language. I had also tried escaping his apartment (3 steep staircases straight down), knocked over his standing lamp, and mirror on the wall. I havo no recollection whatsoever of any of this He was freightened and shaking even when I left him T+80 min. (2nd session) He suggested a debrief in a couple of days.
Do not try this dosage if you're not 100% convinced you can ride this hellwheel, I can very well imagine an unstable character could ride his way all the way into a full blown clinical psychosis.
Should this herb be spread worldwide to every teenage pothead's stashbox. I think not.
A quote from The Hitchhikers guide should'd followed every little green bag of 10X Salvia:
Do not be alarmed.....BE VERY, VERY FRIGHTENED
Note: 1 tab. of zoplicone (Imvane) was 7.5 mg was ingested T-3 hours
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Patriots fans have the right to boo, says Brady
by OmnisportTom Brady said New England Patriots fans have the right to boo the reigning Super Bowl champions during a tough stretch.
The Patriots were jeered by their own supporters at half-time of Sunday's loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, as they trailed 20-7 after two quarters at Gillette Stadium.
New England dropped to 10-3 after a second straight defeat and third in five games.
Brady, who went 19-of-36 passing for 169 yards, a touchdown and an interception, is determined to handle the slump "gracefully", though, while accepting some fans would not be happy.
"We've had millions of people show up for our winning celebrations, our rallies after we've won Super Bowls," he told The Greg Hill Show on WEEI.
"I think when you play sports, nothing's guaranteed. You have wins, you have losses, you have highs, you have lows. You have great wins and very tough losses. How you handle those things gracefully is what's most important to me.
"Everyone has the right to do what they want to do, to feel how they want to feel.
"We as a team obviously feel very disappointed when we lose games, so you just take it for what it is and try to move forward and do the best you can do. That's what we're trying to do out there."
A key issue for the Patriots last week was the identity of their kicker, which remained uncertain heading into the weekend.
Nick Folk ultimately played just 10 days after having appendicitis, but Brady was not looking to make excuses, insisting similar challenges arrive in every season.
"I think you look at those as opportunities as an offense," he said. "We had chances there to make some plays and we just didn't.
"If our number's called, we've got to go out and execute. If special teams are called on, they've got to go and execute. And when the defense is called, they have been executing - those guys have been playing great all season and they gave us every chance yesterday.
"We've just got to keep fighting and keep battling. It hasn't been an easy season - that's fine, it's like every other year. Every season has its own unique challenges.
"We face them, we have to learn from them, and our whole season is ahead of us. We've got to rally together, trust each other, and go lay it on the line like we have been doing every week.
"This is about a one-week season for us and trying to go to Cincinnati and win on the road."
Brady was positive on an elbow injury post-game, and he added: "It's alright. I just took the helmet right on the inside of it.
"It's just a typical football game, nothing I haven't dealt with before. I'm just going to try to get some extra treatment and hopefully be 100 per cent for next week."


An implementation of classifier chains (CC's) for multi-label prediction. Users can employ an external package (e.g. 'randomForest', 'C50'), or supply their own. The package can train a single set of CC's or train an ensemble of CC's – in parallel if running in a multi-core environment. New observations are classified using a Gibbs sampler since each unobserved label is conditioned on the others. The package includes methods for evaluating the predictions for accuracy and aggregating across iterations and models to produce binary or probabilistic classifications.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Suggests: | knitr, progress, C50, randomForest |
| Published: | 2016-07-06 |
| Author: | Mikhail Popov [aut, cre] (@bearloga on Twitter) |
| Maintainer: | Mikhail Popov <mikhail at mpopov.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/bearloga/MLPUGS/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/bearloga/MLPUGS |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | MLPUGS results |
| Reference manual: | MLPUGS.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
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| Package source: | MLPUGS_0.2.0.tar.gz |
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Are there daiquiri drive-thrus in Louisiana?
Oregon is a control state. Not only does the state regulate the consumption of all alcohol, but the state buys, stores and sells distilled spirits to retailers and consumers.
That may change, with rumblings Thursday of a citizens’ initiative to loosen our uptight liquor laws if lawmakers don’t in 2013. Some legislators appeared reluctant to follow Washington state in privatizing liquor sales, as reported in a three-part series published in The Oregonian this week. State Rep. Bill Kennemer told a reporter: "We just don't want to get to be like Louisiana, where you have drive-up daiquiri shops."
PolitiFact Oregon wondered if perhaps Kennemer had first-hand knowledge to back up his bold statement. Because anyone who’s grown up on the West Coast and has not traveled to the South knows there’s no such thing as ordering a cocktail to go, especially from behind the wheel. (PolitiFact Oregon knows someone who knows someone who tried to order a takeaway gin-and-tonic from a San Francisco bar but was rejected, even though the person was on foot!)
It turns out, Kennemer did have direct knowledge.
In an interview, he explained he was driving around the New Orleans area with his wife, Cherie, one recent summer and they kept spotting these signs for daiquiris. The signs were attached to buildings with drive-thru windows. Blended frozen daiquiris are made with rum, lime juice and sweetener and have the consistency of iced smoothies. They come in many fruity flavors, plus chocolate.
"So after seeing this and being tempted multiple times," he said, "and thinking what in the world could this possibly be, we drove into one and ended up ordering daiquiris."
PolitiFact Oregon: Did you order the drinks and then drive off?
Kennemer (small voice): "I’m afraid we did."
So there’s your evidence. Still, we understand that readers may want legal proof of proofed drinks to-go by vehicle, other than the word of a visiting legislator. For that, we contacted Jacques Berry, a spokesman for the Louisiana lieutenant governor’s office.
Berry couldn’t tell us how many such drive-thrus dot the South Louisiana landscape, but he verified that a person doesn’t usually have to go far to find one. For locals, it’s a popular frozen treat on a Friday afternoon. "It’s not as much of a late-night thing," he said.
And why the daiquiri, in particular? Well, Berry thinks it has to do with New Orleans bartenders mixing the ingredients that were plentiful and on hand, in this case, fresh fruit, rum and ice. The drinks caught on.
Donnie Silva, owner of Big Easy Bachelor Parties in New Orleans, says he thinks the blended drinks are popular because of the climate. He was in Las Vegas recently when he says, "I really wanted a daiquiri. I guess it’s just the heat, we really don’t have a winter. Fifteen of the last 25 Christmases I’ve been in shorts and a T-shirt."
Which is an utterly foreign concept to Oregonians. As foreign as the daiquiri drive-thru.
(Technically, Louisiana does not allow open containers in vehicles. The way it works is that an attendant hands you a drink and a straw and what you do with those two objects is up to you. Also, in some states, you can buy packaged liquor and beer through a drive-thru window. )
We realize Kennemer is citing an extreme example, and that’s fine, but we should also remind readers that loosening our liquor laws won’t necessarily turn us into Louisiana. California has liquor stores that any kid can enter to buy a pack of gum. And still you can’t get a decent frozen daiquiri to go, by car, or a gin and tonic, by foot.
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What did you say? is a game created for fun and it's objective is to demonstrate the ability to create fun and nice games using only javascript and css.
This games was inspired by an excellent game in Spanish named Buscanigua created by Rodrigo Puente @ro_puente.


R functions for random univariate and multivariate finite mixture model generation, estimation, clustering, latent class analysis and classification. Variables can be continuous, discrete, independent or dependent and may follow normal, lognormal, Weibull, gamma, binomial, Poisson, Dirac or circular von Mises parametric families.
| Version: | 2.10.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | methods, stats, utils, graphics, grDevices, mvtnorm |
| Suggests: | flexmix, mclust, mixtools |
| Published: | 2018-09-27 |
| Author: | Marko Nagode [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Marko Nagode <marko.nagode at fs.uni-lj.si> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | rebmix citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Cluster |
| CRAN checks: | rebmix results |
| Reference manual: | rebmix.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
rebmix: The Rebmix Package |
| Package source: | rebmix_2.10.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rebmix_2.10.3.zip, r-release: rebmix_2.10.3.zip, r-oldrel: rebmix_2.10.3.zip |
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| Old sources: | rebmix archive |
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Welcome to my new page. I hope you use it to learn a little about me. I've worked in manufacturing my entire adult life. I mainly focused on process improvement. I'm currently studying to be a web developer. I hope to someday combine these two things to both support my family and make a difference in the world.
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AttrSpec.setup()
method for the primary way to provide an existing AttrSpec with data and column values and update all derived property values.-
__init__
(columns=None, df=None, iterable=None, default=None, items=None, **properties)¶ Create a lazy evaluated attribute specification.
Parameters: - columns – a list of column labels
- df (
DataFrame
) – the data source for the attribute spec. - iterable – an iterable of distinct attribute values
- default – a value to use as the default attribute when no columns are passed
- items – the distinct values in columns. If items is provided as input, then the values provided are used instead of being calculated. This can be used to force a specific order for assignment.
- **properties – other properties to pass to parent
HasProps
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set_columns
(columns)¶ Set columns property and update derived properties as needed.
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setup
(data=None, columns=None)¶ Set the data and update derived properties as needed.
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update_data
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ascending
¶ property type: ascending:Bool
A boolean flag to tell the attribute specification how to sort items if the sort property is set to True. The default setting for ascending is True.
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attr_map
¶ property type: attr_map:Dict(Any, Any)
Created by the attribute specification when iterable and data are available. The attr_map will include a mapping between the distinct value(s) found in columns and the attribute value that has been assigned.
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attrname
¶ property type: attrname:String
Name of the attribute the spec provides.
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bins
¶ property type: bins:Instance(Bins)
If an attribute spec is binning data, so that we can map one value in the iterable to one value in items, then this attribute will contain an instance of the Bins stat. This is used to create unique labels for each bin, which is then used for items instead of the actual unique values in columns.
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columns
¶ property type: columns:Either(Column Name or Column String, List(Column Name or Column String))
The label or list of column labels that correspond to the columns that will be used to find all distinct values (single column) or combination of values ( multiple columns) to then assign a unique attribute to. If not enough unique attribute values are found, then the attribute values will be cycled.
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data
¶ property type: data:Instance(ColumnDataSource)
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default
¶ property type: default:Any
The default value for the attribute, which is used if no column is assigned to the attribute for plotting. If the default value is not provided, the first value in the iterable property is used.
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items
¶ property type: items:Any
The attribute specification calculates this list of distinct values that are found in columns of data.
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iterable
¶ property type: iterable:List(Any)
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series
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sort
¶ property type: sort:Bool
A boolean flag to tell the attribute specification to sort items, when it is calculated. This affects which value of iterable is assigned to each distinct value in items.
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ColorAttr
(**kwargs)¶ An attribute specification for mapping unique data values to colors.
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Should be expanded to support more complex coloring options.
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add_bin_labels
(data)¶
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bin
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MarkerAttr
(**kwargs)¶ An attribute specification for mapping unique data values to markers.
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DashAttr
(**kwargs)¶ An attribute specification for mapping unique data values to line dashes.
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CatAttr
(**kwargs)¶ An attribute specification for mapping unique data values to labels.
Note
this is a special attribute specification, which is used for defining which labels are used for one aspect of a chart (grouping) vs another (stacking or legend)
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get_levels
(columns)¶ Provides a list of levels the attribute represents.
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df_from_json
(data, rename=True, **kwargs)¶ Attempt to produce
pandas.DataFrame
from hierarchical json-like data.This utility wraps the
pandas.io.json.json_normalize()
function and by default will try to rename the columns produced by it.Parameters: - data (str or list(dict) – a path to json data or loaded json data. This function will look into the data and try to parse it correctly based on common structures of json data.
- (bool, optional (rename) – try to rename column hierarchy to the base name. So medals.bronze would end up being bronze. This will only rename to the base column name if the name is unique, and only if the pandas json parser produced columns that have a ‘.’ in the column name.
- **kwargs – any kwarg supported by
pandas.io.json.json_normalize()
Returns: - a parsed pandas dataframe from the json data, unless the path does not exist,
the input data is nether a list or dict. In that case, it will return None.


autofunc.get_func_rep
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Find and return a functional representation of a product based on its constituent components and the results previously found from data mining
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Find the functional representation of a set of components based on the results of data mining |
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autofunc.get_func_rep.
get_func_rep
(thresh_results, input_comps, conf_values=True)¶ Find the functional representation of a set of components based on the results of data mining
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- Returns
learned_dict – Returns a dictionary of function and flow combinations sorted by confidence for each component in the input_case. The key is the component and the value is a list of function-flow combinations.
unmatched – Returns a list of components that were in the set of input components but not found in the data mining results.


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In the month of May, after we had conquered Darius, the king of Persia, along the river that was called Granicus, we made all of that land subject to us and stationed our honored men in the eastern provinces, and we became rich from the great wealth, as I have already shown you in a previous letter. But, so that the speech itself should not seem overdone, I won't repeat the previous facts that are already known. In the month of July we came, lacking numbers, to India, where with great speed with conquered King Porus, and we all became rich from that great wealth. And so that it be remembered forever, it seems right to me that I should write about his many armies, in which were, besides the foot soldiers, 14,800 four-horse chariots, all armed with scythes, and 400 elephants that bore towers where armed men stood for battle. And we captured Porus' city and his palace, in which were 400 columns of gold, with capitals of gold, and the walls of his palace were covered with sheets of gold, each as thick as a man's finger; as indeed I did cut into these sheets in many places. Likewise vines of gold hung between the columns, which had golden leaves, and the clusters of grapes were crystal, and they had fiery gems and emeralds inset, and all of its rooms were decorated with the gems that are called pearls, and with single large pearls and carbuncles. Indeed the doors were made of white ivory, and had ceilings of the wood that is called ebony and is a dark wood that grows in India and Ethiopia, and the arches were made of cypress. And outside this house were set statues of gold, and there were plane trees of gold, and between these were many kinds of small birds with different colors, and they had gilded claws and beaks and large and small pearls hung in their ears. We found many vessels set with gems or made of crystal and even gold there, but few of silver.
And when I had had everything in my power, I desired to see the interior of India, and reached the Caspian gates with my entire army; where, though I regarded with wonder that fair land, I learned something there that seemed to be troublesome to me. Now in these places there were various fierce snakes, that lived in those valleys and fields and woods and mountains, and men told us about that land, so that we'd be concerned about these fierce snakes. But I willingly pursued King Porus, who had fled the battle, and was running away into the deserted wilderness. I took 150 guides who knew that road; and in the month of August we proceeded under the burning sun and through sandy places, and I promised a reward to those who conducted me through the unknown places of India, if they would lead me into Bactriaca with all of my army safe, where there are tribes that are called Seres, and there are trees there that have leaves like fleece, that men of that place collect and make into garments for themselves. Even our own generals began to gather this down. Those who were showing us the way, as I was able to learn, wished to bring us through the death-zones, where there were many wild and fierce snakes. Because as I saw it, from the part for my guilt I said that this would happen, since I scorned the advice of my friends and the local Caspians, who told me not to hurry to conquer. I instructed all my soldiers to arm themselves because I feared that the enemy might arrive and steal the wealth of gold and jewels that my soldiers were carrying. For they'd already obtained riches, so that they could barely carry the gold on top of the arms that they were weighed down with, for I'd included everyone in the gold, and my whole army glittered like stars, and it was a marvel to see such an army, for both in equipment and strength they were above other people. As I surely ought to consider my good fortune, I was gladdened beyond measure by such a remarkable number of youths. But as always happens, when one has good fortune, that it's followed by adversity, we began to get very thirsty. When we'd reached the limits of endurance, a certain soldier, Zefirus by name, found water in a hollowed out rock; he filled his helmet from this and carried it to me, for he loved my life more than his own. In fact I called together my army and in front of them all purposely poured the water out onto the ground while the army watched, for if I myself drank, they would begin to thirst even more. I praised the kindness that Zefirus had for me, and showered gifts upon him. And because of this action about the water, the army was fortified and thereupon began to march.
And while we were marching a river appeared to me not far off in the deserted places, and there were on the banks of this river reeds that were 60 feet high and fir trees taller than that, from which they would cut planks for building houses. Thereupon I straightway made camp, because both my men and their animals were exceedingly thirsty. And although we wanted to drink the water from this river, it was as bitter as hellebore, which is commonly called velatrum, which neither man nor beast can drink without torment. I was more disturbed for the animals than for our own need, and man bears all ills better than animals do. I had with me a thousand elephants, that carried gold, and 400 armed chariots, with four horses for each, and 1200 other chariots, with two horses for each; there were 20,000 horsemen with us, 250,000 foot soldiers, and nearly two thousand mules, that carried supplies for the camp and the people, two thousand camels, dromedaries and oxen, that carried provisions; and oxen and cattle and herds for feeding a very great multitude. Many of these horses and elephants and mules had golden bridles.
In so much as these herds couldn't sustain themselves, due to their great thirst; while soldiers were licking their swords, some were drinking oil, and others had reaching such a great need that they were even drinking their own piss. For which reason I was extremely disturbed and was more concerned for those people than for my own peril. I ordered all the men to follow me, armed, and laid down such a law that I claimed vengeance on any that I didn't find in armor, from which everyone was amazed, that when no enemy was in evidence, it was still necessary to proceed in armor. But I knew that we needed to go off through places that were full of wild beasts and snakes.
Therefore the aforesaid bank of the river, the one with bitter water, and came, in the eighth hour of the day, to a redoubt, that was situated on an island in that river and was built of the aforesaid reeds, about which we spoke above. We saw a few naked Indian men there, who hid as soon as they saw us. In fact, I wanted to talk with them, so that they might show me water. But when none of them appeared, I ordered a few archers to shoot into that redoubt, so that if they didn't want to come out of their own accord, that nevertheless they'd come out for fear of the arrows. But they hid all the more because on account of their fear. Then I sent 200 Macedonian soldiers with light arms into that river. They had already swum a fourth of the way across the river when suddenly something new appeared to us. We saw hippopotamuses, which are stronger than elephants, come out of the deep water. They are called hippopotamuses, which is half man and half horse. Now on seeing us and weeping they devoured the Macedonians, whom we sent into that river to swim across it. Indeed I, angered at the men who were guiding us through such a place, ordered a hundred of them to be thrown into that river. Then the the hippopotamuses began to come out like ants and devoured them. But not by chance when we were fighting those hippopotamuses, then shifted ourselves by night.
Therefore when we reached the eleventh hour of the day we saw in the middle of that river men with round boats made of reeds. We asked them where we might find sweet water. In fact they said, in their own language, that we ought to find a lake with very sweet water, where those who were showing us the way ought to take us. We traveled the whole night, wearied by thirst, and there was a narrow pass that everyone passed through in armor. Furthermore another narrow pass came to us; lions, bears, leopards and tigers rushed at us, and we fought with them the whole night. Indeed, on the next day when we were still exhausted, it was about the eighth hour, when we reached that lake. And when I had drunk sweet water, I was filled with great joy and the whole army drank, and all the animals. Then I ordered that the camp be set up with a length and a width of three miles. Next we accomplished cutting through the forest that surrounded that lake, from circle to circle. This lake was a mile wide. Then we had elephants placed in the center of the camp, so that the army could sustain itself well, if anyone fell upon us in the night. Then they lit 1500 camp-fires with the wood that we'd gotten enough of from that forest.


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Deep Impact (1998) IMDB: http://us.imdb.com/Title?Deep+Impact+(1998)
This film had me worked up for weeks in preparation. "Morgan Freeman as President - brilliant casting decision!" "Ooh...those effects look great!" "I haven't seen this plot before!"
Meanwhile the forces that be were dictating that this would be yet another formula thriller trying desperately to reach at the viewers' heart until the moment of great letdown. For that's what this was: Another formula action picture that couldn't decide whether it wanted to be a deep sympathetic drama or a spectacular, Independence Day, effects blast. In the end, it grazed both sides, but never made it to either.
The winding plot begins by showing a young astronomer (Elijah Wood) discovering a new comet in his high-school astronomy club. Fast-forward 10 years and we find a reporter for MSNBC (Téa Leoni) trying to break through into the broadcast chair. She stumbles onto word of a vague, conspiracy-type story, and wants to break it to the world. We learn that the government has known about the comet for some time. They also know that the comet will crash into the earth within a few years. Of course, they've been planning for the impact for some time. They've dug huge caves that can withstand the impact and house survivors for 2 years, in which time the earth will recover. Only there's only enough room in the caves for 2 million people. The rest of the movie is spent watching the impact of the comet and the implications it holds for all the characters.
I know that I'm missing something here, but there's no way I could tell it all without giving away the entire movie. There are some astronauts (one brilliantly played by Robert Duvall) and a love story and some childhood wrongs finally righted...
There lies one of the major problems of the movie: It knows that it has to do everything, and it tries. Only it can't do it in its 2-hour time span. Questions about many of the characters remain - "Why? How? Huh?"
There are a few bright spots - Robert Duvall gives a pretty good performance as the captain of a space mission to try and deflect the comet. He comes across as a genuine guy - The Great Santini flying high in space. Morgan Freeman also gives a spectacular, but brief performance as the President. If only he had more to do! His character portrayed the kind of politician I'd like in the office of President.
The graphics are pretty good in this film too. The shots of the comet hitting, and the shots in space are well done. The most memorable one is from the end - a shot of the newly destroyed Capitol building. It was haunting.
Overall, this film was a good thriller for a Saturday night, but I expected more from the commercials. It has its moments, but overall, "Deep Impact" was disappointing to me. Do yourself a favor - save your money from the tickets and rent this film when it comes out on video. You'll be a lot happier.
My rating (out of 10): 5.5
Matthew "The Kid" DeMizio http://www.hsbr.org
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