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by KATE BRUMBACKATLANTA (AP) - A starting point guard for a Georgia university women’s basketball team is one of five people indicted on charges including murder in the July killing of a man who was found shot to death in the parking deck of an Atlanta apartment complex.
Kennesaw State University’s Kamiyah Street, 20, turned herself in Thursday, according to Fulton County Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Tracy Flanagan.
The university’s athletic department said in a statement that once it found out about her arrest Thursday, Street was “suspended indefinitely” from all team and athletic activities.
Street remained in the Fulton County jail Monday without bond. Online court records did not list an attorney who could comment on her behalf. Her arraignment was set for Dec. 13.
Street and the four men named in the indictment all face charges including murder, felony murder, attempt to commit armed robbery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
Atlanta police investigator James White said in an email that officers responded to a report of a person shot and found Nashiem Hubbard-Etienne, 21, dead in the parking deck. Preliminary information indicates it appears to have been a “targeted shooting,” and the investigation is ongoing, White wrote.
The indictment filed Oct. 22 names Street, along with: Cortez Devon Banks, 22; Dontacus Brantley, 20; Johnerton Blake Gilstrap, 21; and Tobias Raynard Wells, 20.
The 14-count indictment says Hubbard-Etienne was shot to death during an armed robbery attempt and also says at least one shot was fired at a second man. The indictment does not say who fired the shots, but all five defendants are charged with murder and felony murder, both of which carry an automatic sentence of life in prison.
Banks, Gilstrap and Wells were all in the Fulton County jail with no bond set.
Banks was arrested July 22. An email or functioning phone number for his attorney could not immediately be found.
Wells was arrested July 26. His attorney, Charles Rooks, wrote in an email that Wells “maintains his innocence in this unfortunate death.” He declined to comment further.
Gilstrap was arrested Aug. 12. His attorney did not immediately respond to an email Monday seeking comment on the charges against him.
Brantley was not in jail Monday and no attorney was listed for him in online court records.
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Real-inspiration for Dracula was 'actually a priest from Devon'
The creators of Sherlock have made a new Dracula series for the BBC and Netflix. Writer Andy Struthers insists the infamous blood-sucking character hailed from Devon.
by Matthew Dresch, Sian Hewitt, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/The real inspiration for the tale of Count Dracula has been come under question ahead of a new TV series based on the horror story.
The team behind the BBC's popular Sherlock series are creating a new Dracula show for the BBC and Netflix .
The programme will draw on the novel by Bram Stoker, who apparently originally found out about the blood-sucking demon from a priest in Devon.
Writer Andy Struthers insists that rather than Vlad the Impaler, Mr Stoker took his inspiration for the famous virgin killing vampire from the clergyman.
Andy's book ''Dracula Incarnate : Unearthing The Definitive Dracula'' says the Gothic character is actually based on the works of Sabine Baring-Gould from Exeter - who would have much preferred drinking cider to blood.
He claims Stoker created the character Dracula after reading Baring-Gould's 'Lycanthropy: the study of Werewolves' and a vampire story called 'Margery of Quether'.
He adds that it also explains why in the famous 1897 text solicitor Jonathan Harker leaves from Exeter's Cathedral Close to make his perilous journey to Transylvania.
The author claims Stoker included the reference as a secret thank you to Baring-Gould and acknowledgement that he was inspired by him.
Andy, 49, from Warrington, Chesire, said: "The book of werewolves and the vampire tale provided Stoker with elements of his story, and virtually everything he needed for the creation of his vampire Count, possibly including the voice of his vampire, which was female.
"Stoker was fond of tipping his hat to friends and acquaintances who had either helped him in researching his novel, or perhaps, even inspired the characters within it's pages.
"Exeter was included in the novel as a way of saying thank you to Baring-Gould, and the masses of material that he had provided the Irish author with."
According to Mr Struthers, Stoker drew heavily on the books by Baring-Gould, born in 1834, who also wrote the famous hymn Onward Christian Soliders.
Mr Struthers added: "People will be surprised and sometimes shocked by my findings, as most of what they now hold true will be proven to be false.
"It's a bit like finding out who Father Christmas really is."
His findings will be revealed at the World Dracula Congress in front of Dracula author Bram Stoker's descendants in Dublin.


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Preheat the oven to 230C/475F/Gas 9. Place a heavy baking tray or pizza stone in the oven.
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Remove the pizza dough from the bowl and knead for a minute, then divide into four pieces. Roll one piece of dough out to a thickness of 0.5cm/¼in and place onto an upturned, floured baking tray.
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dumpgame |
{-b |
- -brief }
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dumpgame |
-c |
- -checksum
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dumpgame |
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[- -all-sets ]
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[- -detector ]
[- -disks ]
[- -games ]
[- -hash-types ]
[- -help ]
[- -list-sets ]
[- -set
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dumpgame
extracts rom set information from a
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dumpgame
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-all-sets
- Do the action for all configured sets.
-b
,
-
-brief
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-c
,
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-checksum
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look for a game by name).
-D
dbfile,
-
-rom-db
dbfile
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-
-dats
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descriptions.
-
-detector
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-
-disks
- List names of all disks in the database.
-
-games
- List names of all games in the database.
-
-hash-types
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disks.
-h
,
-
-help
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-
-list-sets
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-set
pattern
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dumpgame
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-V
,
-
-version
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MAMEDB
- Location for the database file. Can be overridden with the
-D
option. Defaults to
“mame.db”.
Display rom information for the game “pacman”:
dumpgame
pacman
Display all roms matching the checksum “c1e6ab10”:
dumpgame -c
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Why do you need to be social!!!
19 Jun 2015Social….Social…Social..The mentality is that nerds and geeks are not meant to be social, An engineering manager told me
I would never hire an extremely introverted individual and don't even know how one would make it past the interview.
As a programmer, you do spend a lot of time off on your own, but you’re not totally in a bubble or anything. You’re frequently collaborating with other developers, support staff etc. If you don’t have good social skills, those collaborations won’t be as good, and you’re less likely to advance quickly or sometimes even perform well (depending on the nature of your job and how you interact). That said, there’s a huge difference between “introverted” and “poor social skills”. I’m very introverted, and I’m a developer, but my social skills aren’t too bad. My nature isn’t to seek out other people, but when I need to collaborate, I do.
By contrast, there are those that are condescending, rude, etc., and don’t communicate. They won’t warn you when they made a change that might affect you, or when they altered your code to “be more efficient”. Those types of behaviors can make someone very difficult to work with, and aren’t tied to introversion at all.
The important thing is to act appropriately to your job function. Whether or not you’re an introvert is pretty irrelevant.
Being an extrovert helps in a few areas, but it’s not really all that necessary. It’ll help you convince your higher-ups that you should be allowed to go ahead with your POC, or something similar. It’ll also help your personal relationships with the rest of your team (although I don’t think it’ll make you work all that much more effectively).


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The game is played using a grid as a gameboard, and red and blue tokens. The tokens start at opposite corners of the board. Each turn, they can move one space in any direction, by using 2 coin flips to determine which direction the token will move (up/down,left/right). If their move takes them off the board, they remain where they are. They take turns making moves until one piece lands on top of the other. After hitting submit, the game will run and then display the winner, along with a delayed representation of the different squares that each token landed on. To replay, you have to refresh the page.
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The facilities/indirect.h
header defines a macro used to facilitate sequential indirection.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/facilities/indirect.h>
The CHAOS_PP_INDIRECT
macro facilitates sequential indirection.
CHAOS_PP_INDIRECT
(n)(macro)
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Valid values range from 0
to CHAOS_PP_LIMIT_MAG
.
The macro to be invoked with n. This argument must be a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
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This macro facilitates sequential indirection that passes a value from on iteration to the next. It halves the number of macros required to implement this type of operation.
This macro invokes macro with n. The intent is that macro(n) expands to another macro such that n is preserved through encoding in a macro name. For example,
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The CHAOS_PP_INDIRECT_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_INDIRECT
.
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This macro exists only for uniformity with other macros that require indirect invocation.
The CHAOS_PP_INDIRECT_
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They were sold across Canada, and anyone who has them should either throw them out or return them to the store where they were purchased.
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The timeline of the man known as Keanu
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property uses the relative path to that image.
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The contents of the image will be available after catching the event inside a controller.
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ARM cores plus an Epiphany chip with 16 RISC cores). The maker of Parallella, Adapteva, is on a mission to democratize parallel computing. The company’s tag line is Supercomputing for Everyone.
Parallella is a single-board supercomputer smaller than a deck of cards. While today’s fastest laptops contain four processor cores, Parallella has eighteen (2Everything in this post is based on the official quick start guide created by the Parallella team. These instructions are tailored for a Mac running OS X Mavericks (10.9.3) and a Parallella-16 equipped with the Zynq 7010 chip. I ran into some gotchas during my first Parallella experience. The snags (and solutions) are documented here.
Tools Required
You will need the following items in order to burn an SD card for your Parallella:
- Micro-SD card, 16GB or greater.
- Desktop or laptop computer with a micro-SD card reader, or an SD-card reader with a micro adapter. These instructions are tailored for a Mac. A Linux or Windows machine will work with minor modifications in the procedure.
- High-speed internet connection, for downloading Parallella’s Ubuntu image and related files.
- Micro-USB-to-USB adapter, for the keyboard and mouse. Parallella is equipped with two micro-USB ports.
- Micro-HDMI to HDMI cable or adapter.
- Parallella (of course!)
Adapteva sells an accessories kit containing an SD card, power adapter, micro-HDMI to HDMI cable, and USB-to-micro-USB adapter. Unless you already have these items, buying the kit may save you time.
These Steps Could Break Your Primary Machine
Since you’re experimenting with Parallella, we can assume that you are an advanced user. Your computer is already backed up, or you’re running these steps on a test machine. And you know the power and pitfalls of sudo. Technology evolves rapidly, and everything you read here could change by the time you read it.
Comparison with Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone Black
Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone Black? The first difference noticed at boot-time: Parallella runs hot! So hot, in fact, that the unit comes with a heat sink and the recommendation to add a fan. I’ve never needed a fan with a Pi or a ‘Bone.
How does the Parallella compare with other single-board computers, like theOf course, the Parallella runs hotter because it has more processing power packed tightly together in limited space. Since Parallella is designed to run tasks in parallel, we can expect certain programs to perform faster than they would on the Pi or ‘Bone. Future posts will explore Parallella’s performance using languages designed for concurrency, languages like Go and Rubinius. Now, let’s get started with Parallella.
Getting the Parallella OS
Parallella runs a customized version of Ubuntu installed on a micro-SD card. Burning the SD card takes a long time, so it makes sense to start that process first.
Download the files that you will need to burn onto the SD card.  Therefore, the files needed for this configuration are:
- Ubuntu 14.04 for Parallella (released June 11, 2014)
- Linux kernel with HDMI support
- Parallella-16 Zynq 7010 with HDMI display
Unzip the files and place them in a directory that’s handy. You’ll need them for the next step. With Mac OS X, you can unzip the files by double-clicking them in Finder
.
Note: You might need different files depending on the current date (Parallella software is in a rapid state of flux) and your exact equipment. If your configuration is different, you can make the adjustments described in Parallella’s official guide.
Burn the SD Card
Insert your SD card into your Mac’s SD card reader, and use the Mac OS X diskutil list
command to determine the designation of the SD card. If you use portable hard drives with your primary machine, the SD card designation could change from time to time, so it’s important to perform this step each time you burn a card.
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From this diskutil
report, we can see that we want to burn the SD image to /dev/disk1
. The other device is the hard drive for my primary machine. Burning the wrong device means destroying data.
To burn the SD card…
- Change into the directory where you downloaded the Ubuntu image.
- Unmount the destination partition on the SD card.
- Use the the
dd
command to copy the Ubuntu image to the SD card.
To execute the above steps as bash
commands, do the following:
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The dd
command takes a long time to run, over 56 minutes on my machine. Here’s a quick run-through of the command options:
sudo
gives you super powers.dd
is the “copy and convert” command. The letters “dd” have nothing to do with what the tool actually does. It’s just a command name. And like so many things in computer science, the name might be based on a pun.if=
specifies the input file. You can include the full path, or if the file is in your current directory, you can omit the path as shown in this example.of=
specifies the output file. We know that the SD card is located at/dev/disk
so that’s where the results of this command are headed. Note that your destination directory may differ from this one.bs=
specifies the block size used for the destination file.
About Block Size
The Mac section of the official Parallella guide recommends a block size of size of 1 megabyte, while the Linux instructions recommend 64 kilobytes (the option bs=64k
in the dd
command). I initially used bs=1m
on my Mac, and I ran into problems. When I used bs=64k
, everything worked fine. Note that I eventually traced my problem to something other than block size (details below) but since the 64k setting still works, I’ve left it intact. If I find out why Linux and OS X are using different block sizes, I’ll post the information here.
Checking dd Progress
Waiting an hour for the dd
command to run can be disconcerting because the machine does not give any feedback on progress. No gas gauge, spinning indicator, nothing. How do we know if the write process is working?
Here’s how to check progress. Run Apple’s Activity Monitor
, and look for dd
on the list of processes, as shown in the Activity Monitor screenshot. The number of bytes written will increase slowly while dd
burns the Ubuntu image onto the SD card. With the current version of Ubuntu, roughly 7.4GB will be written to the SD. At completion, dd
will disappear from the Activity Monitor list and you’ll see the following at the command line.
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As you can see from the report, it took 3363.824531 seconds (just over 56 minutes) for dd
to burn the Ubuntu image onto the SD card. That’s a long time to wait with zero feedback. Activity Monitor will tell you what’s going on.
Confirm Partitions
To confirm that the partitions have been created and that Ubuntu has been written to the SD card, use diskutil list
again.
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As expected, /dev/disk0
remains unchanged. We want it that way because that’s where our primary machine’s operating system resides. /dev/disk1
(your actual SD card designation may be different) is the target disk we’re after. Two new partitions are on the SD card, a FAT32 partition named BOOT
and a Linux partition.
Next we need to copy some supporting files to the new BOOT
partition.
Copying Additional Files to the SD Card
Now that Ubuntu resides on the SD card, it’s time to add the files that support HDMI video and the FPGAs. Here’s how.
The additional files will need to be copied to /BOOT
on the SD card. While it might make sense to reach the BOOT
partition as /dev/disk1
, you will actually reach it via /Volumes/BOOT
.
We target /dev/disk1
when burning the Ubuntu image, but to copy the supporting files we target /Volumes/BOOT
. Both designations point to the same place, the SD card. Why the name switch?
I don’t know why two different designations are used for the same SD card. I only know that it works. You can expect to see an update posted here if I find an explanation. Or if you have an answer, feel free to post in the comments below.
Before we copy over the files, let’s see what’s on the BOOT
partition on the SD card.
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Gotcha #1: The FPGA Bitstream File
First, change into the directory where you stored the additional Parallella files, and copy the FPGA bitstream file to /Volumes/BOOT
.
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First gotcha: I made the mistake of simply copying the parallella_e16_hdmi_gpiose_7010.bit.bin
file without renaming it to parallella.bit.bin
. Parallella will only boot when it sees a file with this filename on the SD card’s BOOT
partition. The original file name will probably change as the software gets updated. With each change, we will need to make sure that the file is renamed parallella.bit.bin
on the Parallella.
Obvious in hindsight, but it took me awhile to track that one down!
Copy the Last Two Files
Two files were decompressed from kernel-hdmi-default.tgz
: devicetree.dtb
and uImage
. Change into the directory where the files were decompressed, and copy them to /Volumes/BOOT
.
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Here’s what the BOOT partition should look like when you’re done..
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Eject the SD Card, Insert in Parallella
Now you’re ready to eject the SD card from the Mac and insert it in the Parallella. Plug in the HDMI cable, keyboard, mouse, and Ethernet connection. Power up the Parallella, and welcome to the next gotcha.
Gotcha #2: Powered USB Required
Parallella booted to a beautiful GUI, but the system would not respond to the keyboard or mouse. After swapping a few keyboard/mouse combinations, I finally tried a powered USB hub. The powered hub worked.
Through trial and error I learned that the Parallella can handle a single keyboard plugged into the micro-USB port. However, if two devices are plugged in via USB, a powered hub is required. A passive USB hub will not work. A combination keyboard, one with both a keyboard and a trackpad, will also need a powered USB hub.
Default Login Credentials
Default login credentials for Parallella are…
- username = linaro
- password = linaro
SSH, Vim, Git, etc.
You can SSH into the Parallella from the network…
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… Vim is operational…
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… and Git works fine.
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Scrot for Screenshots
If you want to take a screenshot of the Parallella display, use scrot
. It comes with the Ubuntu installation. Type scrot
at the command line and hit enter. Five seconds later, the entire screen will be captured and stored in a file called [time stamp]_1920x1080_scrot.png
in the current directory.
Conclusion
After waiting a year for Parallella to arrive, I’m excited to have the device up and running. Future posts will explore the “why?” behind parallel computing. Thanks Adapteva for helping to democratize supercomputing. Awesome times are ahead!


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Dog behavior is the internally coordinated responses of individuals or groups of domestic dogs to internal and external stimuli. It has been shaped by millennia of contact with humans and their lifestyles. As a result of this physical and social evolution, dogs, more than any other species, have acquired the ability to understand and communicate with humans, and they are uniquely attuned in these fellow mammals. Behavioral scientists have uncovered a wide range of social-cognitive abilities in the domestic dog.
A dog keeps watch over his master’s house. He will not allow anyone to touch anything belonging to his master. He will bark when a stranger approaches the house.He might even bite a thief who is not scared away by his bark. A dog is useful to a shepherd to look after his sheep. If any of the sheep stray from the flock, the dog will bring it back. He will not allow a wolf or fox to attack the sheep..
Dog food is food specifically formulated and intended for consumption by dogs and other related canines. Dogs are considered to be omnivores with a carnivorous bias. They have the sharp, pointed teeth and shorter gastrointestinal tracts of carnivores, better suited for the consumption of meat than of vegetable substances, yet also have 10 genes that are responsible for starch and glucose digestion, as well as the ability to produce amylase, an enzyme that functions to break down carbohydrates into simple sugars - something that carnivores lack. Dogs evolved the ability living alongside humans in agricultural societies, as they managed on scrap leftovers from humans.
 You may not be fluent; that would require actually being a dog. But if you went to live in a dogs-only world, you’d be pretty good at understanding what they’re saying. You can tell a nervous yip from a menacing growl, a bark that says hello from a bark that says get lost.


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The goal of OpenElections is to provide clean, consistent results data for federal, statewide and state legislative races from all 50 states, and to make it easy for journalists (or anyone else) to access them in common data formats. We want to provide a minimum set of information for each race, supplemented by additional data that may be available from the state.
Our results spec is a work in progress, and likely will change as the project develops. Your input on the contents of results data and ways that users can retrieve them are welcomed. Join our Google Group, or send us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The initial formats for results data are CSV and JSON, both lightweight text formats that can be easily used by applications ranging from Microsoft Excel to web application frameworks or mobile applications. All files described below are available as both CSV and JSON by adding those extensions to filenames. Future formats may include XML, and we welcome your feedback.
Results data is organized primarily by state and then by year within each state. Each state has a top-level directory labeled with its two-character state abbreviation, such as "MD" for Maryland. At the top level a file "metadata" contains basic information about the availability of results for that state. The layout for the metadata file is as follows:
In the CSV version, years and volunteers are comma-delimited text; in JSON they are standard arrays.
Inside a particular year's directory within a state there is a file called "elections" listing the elections that occurred in that year and information about the status and scope of results data. An example url would be: https://s3.amazonaws.com/openelex-data/us/states/md/2012/elections.json for JSON and https://s3.amazonaws.com/openelex-data/us/states/md/2012/elections.csv for CSV.
The layout of the elections file is as follows:
Each election date represents a directory containing CSV and JSON files covering elections to specific offices. For example, the Nov. 6, 2012 general election results would be stored in a 2012-11-06 directory, and the filenames would represent offices such as "president", "us-senate" and "us-house". Each office file would contain basic information about the election (office, election type, reporting level and total votes), and one record for each candidate listed in the results. The result records consist of at least these fields:
Depending on the state, there may be other fields in the results data, including:
Here's an example of a race-wide JSON president file and a race-wide CSV president file. There also are county-level JSON and CSV files for a single county.
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| Language | Question | Question (in English) | Answer (English) | Answer (original language) |
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| Thai | ถวายภัตตาหารพระที่ไหน? (transliterated: T̄hwāy p̣hạttāh̄ār phra thī̀h̄ịn) | Where do you offer food to monks? | TEMPLE | วัด (WAT) |
| Tagalog | Anong hayop ang nabanggit sa ikatlong saknong ng tulang "sa aking mga kabata"? | What animal is mentioned in the third stanza of the poem "sa aking mga kabata"? | FISH | ISDA |
| Tamil | இந்தியாவின் பெரும்பகுதி தேநீர் குடிக்கும்போது, தமிழகம் தனித்துவமானது, இதை விரும்பும் ஒரு இந்திய மாநிலம். (transliteration: Intiyāviṉ perumpakuti tēnīr kuṭikkumpōtu, tamiḻakam taṉittuvamāṉatu, itai virumpum oru intiya mānilam) | While most of India drinks tea, Tamil-Nadu is unique, being the one Indian state that prefers this. | COFFEE | KAPI |
| Estonian | Koht, kus elavad hobused. | A place where horses live. | STABLE | TALL |
| Mandarin | 从上海到成都是什么方向? (pinyin: Cóng shànghǎi dào chéngdū shì shénme fāngxiàng?) | What direction is Chengdu from Shanghai? | WEST | 西 (XI) |
| Spanish | En la version Mexicana de Los Locos Addams, ¿cual es el titulo familiar de Cosa? | In the Mexican version of The Addams Family, what is Thing's familial title? | UNCLE | TIO |
| Swedish | Vad var det man inte längre fick göra mot barn då kroppslig bestraffning förbjöds den femtonde mars nittonhundrasjuttionio? | What was it you were no longer allowed to do to children when corporal punishment of children was banned the 15th of March, 1979? | HIT [them] | SLÅ |
| Italian | Che tipi di prodotti sono Barolo, Franciacorta, e Lambrusco? | What kinds of products are Barolo, Franciacorta, and Lambrusco? | WINES | VINI |
| German | War Deutschland das erste Land, das Sommerzeit eingeführt hat? | Was Germany the first country to introduce Daylight Savings Time? | YES | JA |
Pronouncing the answers to the questions in their original language yields a good approximation of the English sentence WHAT IS THE CAPITAL CITY OF SLOVENIA? The answer to this question and to the puzzle is LJUBLJANA.


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"Push through the pain, giving up hurts more."
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Vegeta (ベジータ Bejīta) is the prince of the fallen Saiyan race and the deuteragonist of the Dragon Ball series. He is the eldest son of King Vegeta, the older brother of Tarble, the husband of Bulma, the father of Trunks and Bulla, and the ancestor of Vegeta Jr. Alongside Goku, Gohan, Krillin, and Piccolo, he is easily one of the most prominent characters in the series, receiving more character development after being introduced than a number of other characters.
Regal, egotistical, and full of pride, Vegeta was once a ruthless, cold-blooded warrior and outright killer, but later abandons his role in the Frieza Force, instead opting to remain and live on Earth, fighting alongside the universe's most powerful warrior, specifically with the mission to defeat and surpass Goku in power. His character evolves from villain, to anti-hero, to a hero through the course of the series.
Defined eyes with a near-consistently stern look to them.
Vegeta is a slim yet well-built man of a below-average stature. His hair is black, (or dark brown, depending on the media) spiky, it firmly stands upwards and has a prominent widow's peak and like most Saiyans, he possesses defined eyes with a near-consistently stern look to them. Like other Universe 7 Saiyans, he was born with a prehensile brown-furred tail, until it was permanently (despite him stating it would grow back eventually) cut off by Yajirobe.
Vegeta has been around for a long time and is no longer the man he used to be. However, the catalyst for his goals and the fuel to acheive them is the one thing he's had and will forever have.. His pride.


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apidoc is informed by the practical knowledge we've gained from scaling the Gilt
technology organization across code, coding practices, people and teams. At the time we started
this project, the Gilt tech team included more than 100 active committers—each contributing
to a distributed micro-services architecture with +300 independent applications. This organization
supports Gilt, a global ecommerce company.
The idea for apidoc stems from our team's realization that, in order to continue iterating and growing,
we needed a new approach to handling the complexity of software development. We were about to reach
a new growth milepost, and needed to pivot.
One of the core ideas that emerged from our discussions is "Schema-First"
development. If interface design is truly critical, then it is actually helpful
in practice to define your API by hand as a first-class artifact of software development.
With this principle in mind, we began exploring what was already available on the
market—including handwriting interfaces for systems we were actively
building. We looked at protobufs, Thrift, Avro, Swagger, Apiary
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- JSON. HTTP/JSON is everywhere. By focusing on this standard,
we can ensure that all web developers—native application, web,
and back-end—can use the tooling we provide without facing any friction.
- REST first. api.json begins with a list of
resources instead of operations. We want to encourage the
identification of REST resources as early as possible in the
development process.
- Simple documentation. With apidoc, all you have to do is upload a JSON file
to generate first-class, simple and beautiful documentation. Using apidoc just for
documentation is one of our core intended use cases.
- Simple and terse schema. We wanted a web developer to be able
to learn the schema just by looking at a few simple examples. Also,
we are writing the JSON by hand and need it to be terse and
clear.
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it difficult to see the code. This is especially problematic if, like us, you're also working in a micro-services
environment.
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could from other projects and, where possible, adopted
standards from existing work. We were heavily inspired by
Swagger in particular.
- Incredibly nice clients with no dependencies. The developer
experience using apidoc clients is amazing. We want developers to
love apidoc clients so much, that they no longer want to write their own
client libraries.
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--- title: "I'm out of spoons and it's only noon." author: "Drew Tyre" date: '2019-08-20' output: html_document: code_folding: hide draft: no slug: out-of-spoons tags_include: - Mental Health - Counseling categories: Personal ---
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Spoon theory is a metaphor for how chronic illness, mental or physical, reduces the energy available for everyday tasks. You start the day with a certain number of spoons. Each thing you do costs a spoon. Maybe more. When you’re out of spoons that’s it, you’re done for the day. A healthy person starts with lots of spoons, and usually ends the day with spoons to spare.
If you’re chronically ill, say with arthritis, or depression, your spoon supply is limited. In my case, it varies day by day. In the run up to fall semester, my supply has dropped dangerously low.   Our amazing Dean stopped me on my way out to say thanks for the work I’ve been doing. I just about broke into tears right there in the auditorium. That was … unexpected, to say the least. I managed to grind out a thank you for the compliment, and held on until I made it out to the car.
I was done for today. Nonetheless I made it to my counseling appointment. Now I’m in negative spoon territory. This isn’t part of the original metaphor, but helps explain why I have the strength to get through some days. I borrow spoons against tomorrow’s supply. Trouble is, borrowed spoons come with a ridiculously high interest rate. Eventually I wake up with negative spoons. Carry that kind of debt for too long and I will end up where I was last winter break. Unlike money, I can borrow spoons, but I can’t save them. Surplus spoons disappear overnight1.
Not every activity costs spoons; I gain spoons from some things. Free writing like this blog post is, well, free. No spoons lost. Lying on the floor of my office doesn’t cost spoons either, but it looks a little weird. Early in the summer I spent a lot of time programming and analyzing data. When things go well, spoons! Unfortunately those activities don’t always go well, and then bleagh, spoon loss.2 But on average programming and analyzing data builds the spoon supply. Cooking is another variable activity. When I’m cooking with spoons to spare, it builds spoons. I really like cooking. But when I’m out – cooking is a drag.
Looking over the last few weeks, I’ve spent a lot of days just sitting in my office staring at the wall. Many evenings I’m flat broke in the spoon department. That’s not where I want to be, and the semester hasn’t even started yet. So, back to the psychiatrist tomorrow for a discussion about the medication mix. I’ll be watching my spoons very, very closely over the next few weeks. I’ll hand them out sparingly. In fact, I think I might put an envelope of spoons on the door of my office. You want to talk to me, hand me a spoon. When the envelope’s empty, sorry, come back tomorrow. Is there a way to have my e-mail autoresponse count spoons?
Maybe it is more accurate to say that the discount rate on spoons is very high too. I might be overthinking this metaphor.↩
This is one of those things I’ve been working on. Controlling my expectations so that when things don’t work out, I don’t spend a spoon on it. I almost always figure out the problem eventually.↩


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class Solution:
def closestCost(self, baseCosts: List[int], toppingCosts: List[int], target: int) -> int:
possibleCosts = set([0])
for x in toppingCosts:
new = set([])
for old in possibleCosts:
new.add(old + x)
new.add(old + 2 * x)
new = set([newCost for newCost in new if newCost <= 2 * target])
possibleCosts = possibleCosts.union(new)
minDist = float('inf')
for toppingCost in possibleCosts:
for baseCost in baseCosts:
totalCost = baseCost + toppingCost
if abs(target - totalCost) <= minDist:
if abs(target - totalCost) == minDist:
if totalCost <= target:
res = totalCost
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minDist = abs(target - totalCost)
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UNO is classified as a doctoral/research university in the latest Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. UNO is the home of the Peter Kiewit Institute a $70 million computer science facility and engineering facility. PKI houses UNO's College of Information Science and Technology, UNL's College of Engineering and Technology, and the Holland Computing Center, which houses the Firefly supercomputer.[23] The College of Information Science and Technology offers undergraduate/graduate degrees in Computer Science, Management Information Systems, Bioinformatics (graduate degree offered in collaboration with UNMC's Pathology's graduate program), Information Assurance, and Information Technology Innovation. In 2002, UNO became the first university in Nebraska to offer an ABET accredited computer science degree and the only university in the state with an ABET accredited information systems program.>


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