The Big Hit A rather lengthy movie review by Josh Hammonds
Josh's Scale o' Cinema: 7.8 out of 10
Capsule: Suprisingly more of a comedy than a straight action flick, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Not exactly Oscar caliber, but one helluva bullet-riddled good time.
Extended Review: You know, I remember when hitmen were evil, murderous scum. Alas, the times are a-changin'. In a recent string of movies, hitmen are suddenly wise- cracking, fun-loving killers-with-hearts. This brings us to Hong Kong director Kirk Wong's first American feature, The Big Hit. Oddly enough, about the same time last year a similar film, Grosse Point Blank, was released. Advertised as a quirky comedy with hints of action, it turned out to have a suprising dosage of it. The Big Hit is quite the opposite. It was hyped as "the new film from producer John Woo", so one would it expect lots of stylized killing and action. However, there's a sore lack of it, which is about the only thing wrong with The Big Hit.
The film starts out with Mel Smiley and his cohorts doing a job on a white slaver. Mel, played by Mark Wahlberg in a dopey, milquetoast role, is a killing machine; he flips, spins, even breakdances whilst popping caps. Sadly, he doesn't get a chance to do much of it. Except for the beginning set piece and the last 20 twenty minutes or so, the film is in comedy mode. The action, at least what there is of it, is prime cut stuff. Wong, after numerous Hong Kong features, makes quite a nice U.S. debut. However, his pacing is a bit off, with the action sequences only bookending the movie and not lasting long enough. They start off electrifying and fresh, but just kinda stop. Normally, this would hamper a movie to the point of being unenjoyable. Luckily, we have Ben Ramsey's screenplay, a bitingly funny piece of work. The only problem is there might be too much humor, one joke makes you laugh so hard you miss the next few. Some of best gags include an Oriental film maker down on his luck and one of Mel's hitmen pals that has just discovered onanism. The only problem is how some of the minor characters are handled, some being there only for a laugh, which sometimes works, sometimes doesn't.
Overall, The Big Hit may have it's flaws, but it makes up for them in a stylishly directed, gut-wrenchingly funny joyride. Definately one of the better ways to spend two hours.
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RGB Lamp with Tah
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Tah is a Bluetooth Low Energy open source development platform compatible with the Arduino.
One of the very popular projects we have done with the Tah is a RGB lamp that can be controlled by just a few taps on your smartphone. The Tah RGB app lets you control ambient lighting on the go.
Requirements
- Tah
- NeoPixel, an Addressable RGB LED strip from Adafruit
- Power supply: 5VDC @ 2A
- 3D printed "Simple Lamp Design" from Thingiverse
- A computer with the Arduino IDE installed
- iPhone 4S and above with the Tah RGB app installed
- Female barrel jack.
- Jumper wires
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Now follow these steps to create your own home-made RGB Lamp:
Step 1
Tah is Arduino-compatible and is programmed using the Arduino IDE, so download and install the IDE from here. Get familiar with NeoPixel from Adafruit.
Step 2
Tape the NeoPixel inside the RGB lamp casing with foam tape.
[Image of Neopixel and Lamp Casing]
Step 3
Download and install the NeoPixel library for the Arduino and the Tah Arduino library in the Arduino IDE.
Step 4
Connect NeoPixel to the Tah and build the circuit as shown in the circuit diagram below.
[Images of interfacing circuit Neopixel with Tah]
Step 5
Upload Tah RGB sketch from Tah examples.
Next, solder all the connections given in the circuit diagram on the general purpose PCB and make it a stackable shield for Tah as shown in the image below. Power up with 5VDC @ 2A.
[Images of Tah and Neopixel with Adapter]
Step 6
Follow these steps to start communicating with Tah from your phone:
- Launch the Tah RGB app on your phone
- Scan for Bluetooth devices and connect to "RGB Lamp" under the devices found
- Change the Lamp's lighting using the controls in the app!


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Checks that the label parameter is set for
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(e.g.
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animateColor
) calls that create Compose transition properties.


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protocol
varlistp
¶
List of variables protocol.
static
(no dependencies on other entities)
Public interface¶
append/3
¶
Appends two lists.
static
append(List1,List2,List)
append(?list,?list,?list)
- zero_or_more
delete/3
¶
Deletes from a list all occurrences of an element returning the list of remaining elements.
static
delete(List,Element,Remaining)
delete(@list,@term,?list)
- one
empty/1
¶
True if the argument is an empty list.
static
empty(List)
empty(@list)
- zero_or_one
flatten/2
¶
Flattens a list of lists into a list.
static
flatten(List,Flatted)
flatten(@list,-list)
- one
last/2
¶
List last element (if it exists).
static
last(List,Last)
last(@list,@var)
- zero_or_one
length/2
¶
List length.
static
length(List,Length)
length(@list,?integer)
- zero_or_one
memberchk/2
¶
Checks if a variable is a member of a list.
static
memberchk(Element,List)
memberchk(@var,@list)
- zero_or_one
nextto/3
¶
X and Y are consecutive elements in List.
static
nextto(X,Y,List)
nextto(@var,@var,?list)
- zero_or_more
nth0/3
¶
Nth element of a list (counting from zero).
static
nth0(Nth,List,Element)
nth0(?integer,+list,@var)
- zero_or_more
nth0/4
¶
Nth element of a list (counting from zero).
static
nth0(Nth,List,Element,Residue)
nth0(?integer,+list,@var,?list)
- zero_or_more
nth1/3
¶
Nth element of a list (counting from one).
static
nth1(Nth,List,Element)
nth1(?integer,+list,@var)
- zero_or_more
nth1/4
¶
Nth element of a list (counting from zero).
static
nth1(Nth,List,Element,Residue)
nth1(?integer,+list,@var,?list)
- zero_or_more
permutation/2
¶
The two lists are a permutation of the same list.
static
permutation(List,Permutation)
permutation(@list,@list)
- zero_or_one
prefix/2
¶
Prefix is a prefix of List.
static
prefix(Prefix,List)
prefix(?list,@list)
- zero_or_more
remove_duplicates/2
¶
Removes duplicated variables and keepying the left-most variable when repeated.
static
remove_duplicates(List,Set)
reverse/2
¶
Reverses a list.
static
reverse(List,Reversed)
reverse(+list,-list)
- one
reverse(@list,?list)
- zero_or_one
reverse(?list,@list)
- zero_or_one
reverse(-list,-list)
- one_or_more
same_length/2
¶
The two lists have the same length.
static
same_length(List1,List2)
same_length(@list,?list)
- zero_or_one
same_length(?list,@list)
- zero_or_one
same_length(-list,-list)
- one_or_more
select/3
¶
Selects an element from a list, returning the list of remaining elements.
static
select(Element,List,Remaining)
select(@var,?list,?list)
- zero_or_more
sublist/2
¶
The first list is a sublist of the second.
static
sublist(Sublist,List)
sublist(?list,@list)
- zero_or_more
subtract/3
¶
Removes all elements in the second list from the first list, returning the list of remaining elements.
static
subtract(List,Elements,Remaining)
subtract(@list,@list,-list)
- one
suffix/2
¶
Suffix is a suffix of List.
static
suffix(Suffix,List)
suffix(?list,@list)
- zero_or_more
valid/1
¶
Term is a valid list of variables.
static
valid(Term)
valid(@nonvar)
- zero_or_one
check/1
¶
Checks if a term is a valid list of variables. Throws an exception if the term is not valid.
static
check(Term)
check(@nonvar)
- one
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Private predicates¶
(none)
Operators¶
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A 30-minute mobile-friendly interactive elearn with video and images.
Aiming to inform Risk Assurance staffs about the trend and technologies in Digital Age. It also introduce the available resources in company.
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Lufthansa ready for arbitration as cabin crew strike begins
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Lufthansa is ready to go into arbitration to resolve a long-running staff dispute, the CEO of Germany’s largest airline said on Thursday, as a walkout by flight attendants disrupted travel plans of tens of thousands of passengers.
An end to the row over pay and pensions, and the legal status of flight attendants’ union UFO would relieve the company of a major headache.
Lufthansa faces intense competition from Ryanair and easyJet and has reacted by cutting costs and announcing a turnaround plan for its budget unit Eurowings, which it said on Thursday was paying off as it reported better-than-expected quarterly figures.
Shares in the Frankfurt-based group were up 8.5% at 1140 GMT.
“We are confident of finding a way to resolve legal questions by going into arbitration,” Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr said.
The airline and the union have been at odds for months over UFO’s legal status. Lufthansa says the union leadership that took office earlier this year was not elected in a way that met legal requirements - a stance that UFO contests.
UFO official Nicoley Baublies said his union was accepting the offer of weekend talks and would decide afterwards about formal arbitration talks.
“We will make this attempt. We don’t yet know whether it will be successful,” he said.
UFO for now will not prolong the two-day strike at Lufthansa’s core brand or extend it to other airlines within the group, the union said.
QUIET TERMINALS
Lufthansa on Wednesday said it expected to cancel a total of 1,300 flights on Thursday and Friday with 180,000 passengers affected.
Frankfurt, one of the airline largest hubs in Europe, was most affected by the walkout, with some 400 connections canceled on Thursday alone, the airline said.
The departure board on Frankfurt airport’s website showed canceled flights to Germany, Europe and the United States.
But there were no signs of chaos. “It’s quiet in the terminals,” a spokeswoman for the airport said, adding that many passengers had rebooked onto different flights and had not shown up.
The DAX-listed company this week unsuccessfully tried to challenge the walkout in court.
One day of strike action would cost the company an estimated 10 million to 20 million euros, CFO Ulrik Svensson said. Even rumors of a walkout would deter customers, he added.


devlog: user guide
about
Your work is more than a series of tasks (although, of course, you do have those). Sometimes the way forward is uncertain — you'll ask questions, prototype, clarify. As you do, you'll come to understand the problem deeply. You'll craft an elegant solution, maybe different from the one you thought initially. That's the challenge and the joy of building software. Devlog is a command-line tool designed for this kind of work.
It is not a project management tool, a bug tracker, a wiki, or a scrum board. Those are great when you need to coordinate, less so for your personal workflow. They add friction to every change, although change is inevitable. Rather than support your process, they constrain it.
Devlog is different. It gives you a space to prioritize tasks, pose questions, and realize solutions. It adapts to change, allowing you to effortlessly update tasks as your understanding evolves. And you can customize it to fit your workflow, not the other way around.
I hope you find it useful.
install
create
To create a new repository for your devlogs:
devlog init
By default, devlogs are stored in the directory at $HOME/devlogs
. You can choose a different directory by setting the DEVLOG_REPO
environment variable.
Examining the repository directory, you'll see a file called 000000001.devlog
. This is your first devlog entry. It's just a text file.
edit
To open the most recent devlog file:
devlog edit
The default editor is nano
. You can choose a different editor by setting the DEVLOG_EDITOR
environment variable. For example:
export DEVLOG_EDITOR=vim
(If you already have the EDITOR
environment variable set, that works too!)
Your first devlog entry has already been created. Open it, and you'll see something like:
Welcome to your devlog! You can add tasks below using this format: * Use an asterisk (*) for each task you want to complete today. ^ Use a caret symbol (^) for each task that's in progress. + Use a plus sign (+) for tasks you completed - Use a minus sign (-) for tasks that are blocked. As you work, you can write your questions, thoughts, and discoveries alongside your tasks. These will be stored in your devlog so you can refer to them later.
As you can see, devlog provides a simple way to record tasks. Any line that starts with a *
, ^
, +
, or -
is a task.  For example:
^ Add method `bar` to class `foo` The class is in `lib/utils.rs`. The new method is a simple data transformation, so testing should be easy... I wonder if I can deprecate method `oldbar` once this is merged? ^ Update library `baz` to version 1.2.3 Opened the PR, waiting on review. + Enable feature flag for cache optimization Done! Checked the system this morning, performance is much better.
As you work, you may realize that some tasks are unnecessary, or maybe you need to add more. That's expected! Just make the changes and keep going.
view
Sometimes, you will want a quick overview of your tasks. "What was I working on before that meeting? What did I need code-reviewed?" To see your current tasks grouped by status:
devlog status
Other times, you will want to see your full devlog entries. "What was the name of that file with the LRU caching logic? What was the name of the branch that added the feature flag?" To see recent devlog entries:
devlog tail
rollover
Over time, your devlog will fill with old tasks and notes. This can be overwhelming. To stay focused on what's important now, you will occasionally run:
devlog rollover
This copies incomplete tasks to a new devlog file. You can do this at the end of the day, to prepare your work for the next day. Or, if you prefer, you can do it at the start of the next day, so you can review your notes from the day before.
Your previous devlog entry still exists! You can always view older entries using devlog tail
.
extend
shell scripts
Devlog is designed to be coupled like garden hose with other command-line tools. This allows you to customize it to your workflow.
For example, on many teams you will send a daily "standup" status report to a Slack channel. Suppose you want to report tasks you completed yesterday, tasks you are working on today, and blocked tasks. A simple shell script suffices:
#!/usr/bin/env sh echo "Yesterday:" devlog status -b 1 -s done # completed in yesterday's entry devlog status -s done # completed in today's entry echo "Today": devlog status -s todo # todo in today's entry echo "Blocked:" devlog status -s blocked # blocked in today's entry
As another example, suppose you'd like the status report to automatically highlight tasks by status. If you are using vim and have installed the devlog syntax, then you can simply pipe the status output to vim:
devlog status | vim -R -c 'set filetype=devlog' -
That's a lot to type, so you probably want to define an alias in your .bashrc
or .zshrc
configuration:
alias dls="devlog status | vim -R -c 'set filetype=devlog' -"
hooks
Devlog can be extended through a mechanism called "hooks". A hook is an executable file located in the $DEVLOG_REPO/hooks
directory. To enable a hook, make the file executable, like this:
chmod +x $DEVLOG_REPO/hooks/before-edit
The following hooks are available:
| Hook | Invoked By | When | Arguments |
|---|---|---|---|
before-edit |
devlog edit |
Before opening the most recent devlog file in the editor. | Absolute path of the devlog file. |
after-edit |
devlog edit |
After the editor program exits with a successful status code. | Absolute path of the devlog file. |
before-rollover |
devlog rollover |
Before creating the new devlog file. | Absolute path of the latest devlog file before rollover occurs. |
after-rollover |
devlog rollover |
After creating the new devlog file. | The first argument is the absolute path of the old devlog file; the second argument is the absolute path of the newly-created devlog file. |
Hooks provide a flexible mechanism for integrating devlog with other command-line tools. For example, suppose you want to automatically commit your devlog entries to a git repository. One way to achieve this:
- Create an
after-edit
hook to stage the changes in git:#!/usr/bin/env sh set -e repo="$(dirname $(dirname $0))" git -C $repo add "$1"
- Create an
after-rollover
hook to commit and push the changes to a remote git repository:#!/usr/bin/env sh set -e repo="$(dirname $(dirname $0))" git -C $repo add $1 git -C $repo add $2 git -C $repo commit -m "Rollover to $(basename $2)" git -C $repo fetch git -C $repo rebase origin/master git -C $repo push
- Automatically synchronizing task status with an external project management tool like JIRA or Trello.
- Customizing the format of the devlog file.
- Grouping tasks based on tags, using a format that you define.
... or anything else that improves your productivity!
library
Devlog is available as a Rust library. Using the library, you can access and parse devlog entries. Please see the library documentation for details.


Busy Bees: Technion Students Aim to Make Honey Without Bees
The synthetic vegan honey is made by the bacterium Bacillus subtilis, which "learns" to produce the honey after being reprogrammed in the lab
by Adi PickAs the global bee population continues to decline, some students are trying to make sure we do not run out of honey. A delegation of students from Israeli research university Technion Israel Institute of Technology has been working for the past year to create honey in a lab, without bees. The synthetic honey is made by the bacterium Bacillus subtilis, which "learns" to produce the honey after being reprogrammed in the lab, Shira Levi, a biotechnology and food engineering Technion student, said in a Monday interview with Calcalist.
Earlier this month, Levi’s team of 12 students, from different faculties at the university, won a gold medal at the international iGEM (The International Genetically Engineered Machine) competition in Boston. Around 300 teams from all over the world took part in the competition.
To create its honey, the team took genes from the enzymes that bees use to create honey and inserted them into the bacteria. The bacteria could then potentially secrete the enzymes to create honey, mimicking the process that goes on in bees’ stomachs, while controlling the concentrations of both the sugars and enzymes, Levi said.
The nutritional value of the artificial honey should be the same as bee-made honey, but the manufacturer can also tweak it to boost the levels of antioxidant or reduce the amount of sugar, Levi said.
While the students have successfully tested and produced all the individual components of the process, the vegan honey itself has yet to be successfully produced, Levi said.


Huawei Kirin 990 Wins "Best 5G Chip" Award at the China Mobile Conference - Gizchina.com
by PierreHuawei Kirin 990 Wins “Best 5G Chip” Award at the China Mobile Conference
3.9 (77.78%) 9 votes
Along with the Huawei Mate 30 series which – as we saw in this article – received a big praise at the China Mobile 2019 Smart Hardware Quality Report Conference, another piece of hardware that got a very positive feedback was Huawei’s latest Kirin 990 chipset.
Huawei Kirin 990 Wins “Best 5G Chip” Award at China Mobile Conference
China Mobile did indeed award the chipset with the best rating as far as 5G capabilities go. In particular, the Chinese giant considered factors such as multi-antenna performance, heating problems, signal stability, signal in weak coverage areas and much more. The goal of China Mobile was to create an objective evaluation system for 5G phones which will be used as a reference in future.
Going back to the Huawei Kirin 990 itself. The CPU managed to get a five-star evaluation in multi-antenna signal performance. Ranking better than other alternatives such as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus + Snapdragon X50 modem combo; or the Helio M70 and Exynos 9820 with S5100 modem alternatives.
Test results also show that the MIMO throughput of the Kirin 990 5G ranks first in the multi-scene (good/medium/difference) tests. Especially in the bad coverage test, where the download speeds were much better than others chips tested.
In terms of power consumption, China Mobile selected three typical user usage scenarios: daily standby, different rate data transmission and voice call. Final results show that the Kirin 990 5G power consumption is lower than the competition; which of course means better battery life on 5G phones.
In conclusion, the Huawei Kirin 990 does better than any other chip in both speeds in good coverage areas, speeds in weak coverage areas and it consumes less power / heats up less. So it’d appear as Huawei has a winner in their latest chip. Will it keep its lead when the Snapdragon 865 finally comes out? We’ll probably find out very soon!


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Localinstall WRFEMS
2014-06-05
##localinstall_WRFEMS##
- WRF ems can be installed locally using the file inside the folder releases
- based on the WRF ems manual, chapter2, installaation from local netwrok, use
./ems_install.pl --install --repodir 'releases folder content'
- After this the ems will be installed, for running the user’s default shell has to be set into tcsh, by following this
as follows
echo $SHELL
if it gives /bin/bash chnage into tcsh bychsh -s /bin/tcsh
, still after this it was showing the terminal without any $ or username. - to reolve this follwoed this changing EMS.cshrc and copying .cshrc into home directory and adding correct home directory for the installation folder
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Brazilian designer, crazy about technology and new challenges. With years of work experience designing for both consumer and enterprise products, I’m specialist committed to maintaining cutting edge technical skills and up-to-date industry knowledge. A huge fan on Sprint process, I also have practical knowledge of lean UX, Design Thinking, expertise in interface design and Front end development for web and mobile based applications.
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Product designer
2019 - today
Flieber
Remote
Flieber is democratizing supply-chain operations for marketplace sellers, so that anyone can not only sell products online, but also have efficient operations that allow for a lower investment and higher margins.
At Flieber I work on the UI/UX of the platform, in accordance with the corporate guidelines. Partner with the technology team on developing and implementing the visual identity of the company, as well as collaborate directly with the team to apply HTML, SCSS and React components as necessary to maintain consistency on the platform.
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Product designer
2017 - 2019
Carta
Rio de Janeiro's Office, BR
Carta is an online platform that help companies, investors, law firms, and employees modernize the way they manage ownership.
As a Product designer in Private Markets Team, I solve problems everyday. Looking at users needs, and understanding what action we should take after, we dive into a workflow that goes from wireframes, low fidelity mockups, feedback, taking into consideration all interactions and the user experience, high fidelity mockups, prototype and frontend.
carta.com -
Product designer
2016 - 2017
Bugaboo Studio
Fortaleza, BR
In Bugaboo I started as a UX/UI designer, but a month later I got all the projects and the ideas we had there related to Frontend development (web plataforms, websites, mobile apps and presentations).
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Google Student Ambassador
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Google
Fortaleza, BR
Google Student Ambassador was a program for students that impacted on the comunity and educate them in tech. Right after it ended, the path I took was the Women Techmakers. We hosted many events and workshops to provide visibility, engagement and resources to our community around tech.
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Product designer
2014 - 2016
Bome
Fortaleza, BR
In Bome I was responsible for all the design, communication and marketing aspects of the company, including product, graphic, and user experience design. I had to learn how to manage people and think about all the strategies to make the startup grow. In 2 months after starting all the intensive work, we increased 200% the number of clients.
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SWB Winter Internship
2014
POSCO
Gwangyang, KR
Winter Internship of the exchange program. At POSCO I had the experience to work with many engineers, and after understanding them, I completed the whole UX project about their social network app. Studied the best ways to solve their problems, building the info archtecture, all the usability and then the visual design of the whole project.
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SWB Summer Internship
2013
Kia Motors
Seoul, KR
Summer Internship of the exchange program. At KIA we developed the whole concept of a car focused on South America's users, from the research about the personas and also the market research, passing by all the sketches until the final product.
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UX/UI designer
2011 - 2014
UFC Virtual
Fortaleza, BR
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These little patties are a great way to use up the leftovers from a Sunday roast.
First make the pastry. Rub the fat into the flour, or pulse in a food processor, until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Add the salt and mix with enough water to form a dough.
Wrap the dough in cling film and leave it to rest in the fridge while you make the filling.
Heat the oil in a frying pan and fry the onion for 4-5 minutes, or until soft, then leave to cool.
Blend the bread in a food processor to make breadcrumbs, then add the meat and onion and pulse until coarsely chopped.
Tip the mixture into a bowl and add enough gravy to make a soft mixture. Season, to taste, with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6. Grease a 12-hole patty tin (or fairy cake tin).
Roll out the pastry and cut 10 large circles for the bases of the pies and 10 smaller circles for the lids.
Place the larger pastry rounds in greased patty tins and add a heaped teaspoon of filling to each. Dampen the edges of the patties with water and top with the lids, making sure the edges are well sealed.
Brush the patties with the beaten egg and pierce a hole in each one to allow the steam to escape. Bake the patties in the preheated oven for 20–30 minutes or until golden-brown.


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The Prebound Method Pattern¶
A pattern native to the Python language.
Verdict
A powerful technique for offering callables at the top level of your module that share state through a common object.
There are occasions on which a Python module wants to offer several routines in the module’s global namespace that will need to share state with each other at runtime.
Probably the most famous example
is the Python Standard Library’s random
module.
While it does provide advanced users
with the option to build their own Random
instance,
most programmers opt for the convenient
slate of routines available in the module’s global namespace —
like
randrange(),
randint(),
and
choice() —
that mirror the methods of a Random
object.
How do these top-level routines share state?
Behind the scenes these callables are, in fact, methods
that have all been bound ahead of time
to a single instance of Random
that the module itself has gone ahead and constructed.
After reviewing the problem that the Prebound Methods pattern solves, we will see how the pattern looks in Python code.
Alternatives¶
The most primitive approach to sharing state between a pair of module-level callables is to write a pair of functions that manipulate global data that’s stored next to them at the top level of the module.
Imagine that we want to offer a simple random number generator.
It returns, in an endless loop,
the numbers 1 through 255 in a fixed pseudo-random order.
We also want to offer a simple set_seed()
routine
that resets the state of the generator to a known value —
which is important both for tests that use random numbers,
and for simulations driven by pseudo-randomness
that want to offer reproducible results.
If Python only supported plain functions, we might store the shared seed as a module global that our functions would directly access and modify:
from datetime import datetime
_seed = datetime.now().microsecond % 255 + 1
def set_seed(value):
global _seed
_seed = value
def random():
global _seed
_seed, carry = divmod(_seed, 2)
if carry:
_seed ^= 0xb8
return _seed
There are several problems with this approach.
First, it is impossible to ever instantiate a second copy of this random number generator. If two threads each wanted their own generator to avoid needing to protect it with locks, then they would be out of luck.
(Okay, not really; this is Python.
Think of the possibilities!
You could import the module,
save a reference to it,
remove it from the sys.modules
dictionary,
and then import it again to get a second copy.
Or you could manually instantiate a second module object
and copy all three names across.
By “out of luck” I refer only to sane Pythonic approaches.)
Second, it is more difficult to decouple your random number generator tests from each other if the generator’s state is global. Instead of each test getting to create and exercise a separate isolated instance, the tests will all have to share the single generator and correctly reset its state before the next test runs.
Third, this approach abandons encapsulation.
This will sound like a fuzzier complaint
than the previous two,
but it can detract from readability
(“readability counts”)
for a small tight system of two functions and a seed
to be splayed out as three separate and not obviously related names
in a module which might contain dozens of other objects.
To solve the above problems, we indent the two functions and wrap them up as methods of a new Python class. The two methods and their state can then be happily bundled together:
from datetime import datetime
class Random8(object):
def __init__(self):
self.set_seed(datetime.now().microsecond % 255 + 1)
def set_seed(self, value):
self.seed = value
def random(self):
self.seed, carry = divmod(self.seed, 2)
if carry:
self.seed ^= 0xb8
return self.seed
This imposes an extra step on the caller: the object will have to be instantiated before the two methods can be called. Is there a way to let the caller skip that step?
The software engineer would do well to stop for a moment and to think quite seriously about the fact that in the vast majority of cases simply defining a class like this is enough. It will take only a single statement for your user to create an instance of your class. If their own application’s architecture is too deeply compromised for them to easily pass the instance everywhere it’s needed, they can always store the instance as a module global in one of their own modules for the use of the rest of their code.
There are several reasons that that the Prebound Methods pattern is a particularly good fit for a random number generator:
- Instantiating a random number generator
requires a system call —
in our case, asking for the date;
for the Python
random
module, fetching bytes from the system entropy pool. If every module needing a random number had to instantiate its ownRandom
object, then this cost would be incurred repeatedly. - Pseudo-random number generators are an interesting case of a resource whose behavior can be even more desirable when shared. If you are the lone caller to an instance, you see its completely predictable repeating sequence of values. If instead you are sharing that instance with other code, the generator will appear to skip ahead in its sequence unpredictably each time other callers have themselves called the generator.
- Since most users of
random
, including several modules within the Standard Library, import it specifically to use its module-level calls, it is rare for the pre-builtRandom
instance that powers them to languish unused.
If the costs and benefits strike a similar balance for a module of your own you are designing, then the Prebound Method pattern can let you deliver remarkable convenience.
The pattern¶
To offer your users a slate of Prebound Methods:
- Instantiate your class at the top level of your module.
- Consider assigning it a private name prefixed with an underscore
_
that does not invite users to meddle with the object directly. - Finally, assign a bound copy of each of the object’s methods to the module’s global namespace.
For the random number generator that we used as an illustration above, the entire module might look like this:
from datetime import datetime
class Random8(object):
def __init__(self):
self.set_seed(datetime.now().microsecond % 255 + 1)
def set_seed(self, value):
self.seed = value
def random(self):
self.seed, carry = divmod(self.seed, 2)
if carry:
self.seed ^= 0xb8
return self.seed
_instance = Random8()
random = _instance.random
set_seed = _instance.set_seed
Users will now be able to invoke each method as though it were a stand-alone function. But the methods will secretly share state thanks to the common instance that they are bound to, without requiring the user to manage or pass that state explicitly.
When exercising this pattern,
please be responsible about the dangers
of instantiating an object at import time.
This pattern is usually not appropriate
for a class whose constructor creates files,
reads a database configuration,
opens sockets,
or that in general will inflict side effects on the program importing them.
In that case,
you will do better to either avoid the Prebound Methods pattern entirely,
or else to defer any actual side effects
until one of the methods is called.
You could choose a middle ground of providing a setup()
method
and requiring application programmers to invoke it
before they can expect any of the other routines to work.
But for lightweight objects that can be instantiated without substantial delay or complication, the Prebound Methods pattern is an elegant way to make the stateful behavior of a class instance available up at a module’s global level.
Examples of the pattern are strewn merrily across the Standard Library
even beyond the random
module we used as our example.
The calendar.py
module uses it:
c = TextCalendar()
...
monthcalendar = c.monthdayscalendar
prweek = c.prweek
week = c.formatweek
weekheader = c.formatweekheader
prmonth = c.prmonth
month = c.formatmonth
calendar = c.formatyear
prcal = c.pryear
As does the venerable old reprlib.py
,
to offer a single repr()
routine:
aRepr = Repr()
repr = aRepr.repr
As do several other modules — you will find the Prebound Methods pattern used with each of these Standard Library objects:
distutils.log._global_log
multiprocessing.forkserver._forkserver
multiprocessing.semaphore_tracker._semaphore_tracker
secrets._sysrand
One final hint:
it is almost always better
to assign methods to global names explicitly.
Even if there are a dozen methods,
I recommend going ahead and writing
a quick stack of a dozen assignment statements
aligned at the left-hand column of your module
that make visible the whole list of global names you are defining.
The fact that Python is a dynamic language
might tempt you to automate the series of assignments instead,
using attribute introspection and a for
loop.
I advise against it.
Python programmers believe that “Explicit is better than implicit” —
and materializing the stack of names as real code
will better support human readers,
language servers,
and even venerable old grep
.


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Hack 6 Get Your Daily Dose of Trivia
Brighten your day with some terminal eye candy. As the saying goes, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.  Well, you could head over to http://www.thinkgeek.net/ to stock up on cube goodies and caffeine. Or, you could take advantage of some of the entertainments built into your operating system. 1.7.1 A Fortune a DayLet's start by configuring some terminal eye candy. Does your system quote you a cheery, witty, or downright strange bit of wisdom every time you log into your terminal? If so, you're receiving a fortune: login: dru Password: Last login: Thu Nov 27 10:10:16 on ttyv7 "You can't have everything. Where would you put it?" -- Steven Wright If you're not receiving a fortune, as the superuser type /stand/sysinstall. Choose Configure, then Distributions, and select games with your spacebar. Press Tab to select OK, then exit out of sysinstall when it is finished. Then, look for the line that runs /usr/games/fortune in your ~/.cshrc file: % grep fortune ~/.cshrc /usr/games/fortune If for some reason it isn't there, add it: % echo '/usr/games/fortune' >> ~/.cshrc Don't forget to use both greater-than signs; you don't want to erase the contents of your .cshrc file! To test your change, use the source shell command, which re-executes the contents of the file. This can come in handy if you've updated an alias and want to take advantage of it immediately: % source ~/.cshrc Indifference will be the downfall of mankind, but who cares? If you'd also like to receive a fortune when you log out of your terminal, add this line to the end of your .logout file. If you don't have one, and there isn't one by default, you can create it and add this line in one step: % echo '/usr/games/fortune' > ~/.logout Note that this time I used only one greater-than sign, as I was creating the file from scratch. If the file already exists, use two greater-than signs to append your new line to the end of the existing file. Believe it or not, fortune comes with switches, some of which are more amusing than others. I'll leave it to you to peruse man fortune. 1.7.2 Pursuing TriviaI'm a trivia buff, so I love using the calendar command. Contrary to logic, typing calendar won't show me this month's calendar (that's the job of cal). However, I will get an instant dose of trivia, related to the current date: % calendar Nov 27 Alfred Nobel establishes Nobel Prize, 1895 Nov 27 Friction match invented, England, 1826 Nov 27 Hoosac Railroad Tunnel completed, 1873, in NW Massachusetts Nov 28 Independence Day in Albania and Mauritania Nov 28 Independence from Spain in Panama Nov 28 Proclamation of the Republic in Chad Nov 27 Jimi Hendrix (Johnny Allen Hendrix) is born in Seattle, 1942 Cool. I had forgotten it was the anniversary of the Hoosac tunnel, an event that put my hometown on the map. It's an easy matter to automate the output provided by calendar. If you want to see your trivia when you log in or log out, simply add a line to your .cshrc or .logout file. Because the line you add is really just a path to the program, use the output of the which command to add that line for you: % echo `which calendar` >> .cshrc Again, don't forget to append with >>, or have noclobber set in your .cshrc file [Hack #2]. 1.7.3 Sundry AmusementsOf course, there are several other date and time related mini-hacks at your disposal. Here are two you might enjoy. <IP_ADDRESS> The current timeEver wonder what time it is while you're working on the terminal? Sure, you could use date, but the output is so small and boring. Try this the next time you want to know what time it is: % grdc Whoa, you can see that one from across the room. That's not a bad idea if you want to send your cubicle buddy a hint. I've been known to add /usr/games/grdc to my ~/.logout. When I log out, my terminal displays the time until I press Ctrl-c and log in again. That's sort of a built-in password protected screen saver for the terminal. <IP_ADDRESS> The phase of the moonHave you ever read man pom? It has one of the more useful descriptions I've seen:
Sounds like Dilbert had a hand in that one. If I add the line /usr/games/pom to my ~/.cshrc, I'll learn a bit about astronomy when I log in: % pom The Moon is Waxing Gibbous (53% of Full) There's a one-liner to promote water cooler conversation. 1.7.4 Adding Some Color to Your TerminalHave you ever tried this command? % vidcontrol show 0 8 grey 1 blue 9 lightblue 2 green 10 lightgreen 3 cyan 11 lightcyan 4 red 12 lightred 5 magenta 13 lightmagenta 6 brown 14 yellow 7 white 15 lightwhite Gee, that reminds me of my old DOS days when I discovered ansi.sys. Yes, your terminal is capable of color and you're looking at your possible color schemes! (It likely looks much more exciting on your terminal, since it's not in color in this book.)  For example, this command will set the foreground color to yellow and the background color as blue: % vidcontrol yellow blue Note that you can use only colors 1 through 7 as background colors; you'll receive a syntax error if you try to use colors 8-15 in your background. Try out the various combinations until you find one that appeals to your sense of taste. You can even add a border if you like: % vidcontrol -b red These settings affect only your own terminal.  If you have problems finding your cursor, try: % vidcontrol -c blink or: % vidcontrol -c destructive Changing the cursor affects all virtual terminals on the system. If other users complain about your improvement, this will bring things back to normal: % vidcontrol -c normal 1.7.5 See Also
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AUTHORIZE
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Constant representing the "credit" action. |
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Constant representing the "debit" action. |
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1/2 tablet |
oral |
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1/2 tablet |
oral |
6-APB |
At a party and decided to try the Benzo fury that I had been given as a free sample. Not my usual substance of interest as I prefer perception expanding substances. Was expecting that I would drink less ! Anyway, had the pill in two doses broken in half and taken with about an hour between doses.
All was well and I enjoyed the effect which was easily managed. However, jaw tension started and I really wanted to bite my teeth together, it was uncomfortable and made me feel self-conscious.
This was not a problem at first, but after a week the jaw tension and desire to chatter and grind my teeth was quite alarming. Also I had to consciously relax my mouth when talking, one person actually thought that I had my tongue pierced, because of the way I was speaking (this was quite amusing).
The positive did not in my opinion outweigh the negative. Wont be tempted to try this substance again.
13 days later and I am still feeling the uncomfortable jaw effect, although it has diminished greatly!
I'm sure that I have had an unusual reaction, however, this has not happened to me before and I have tested many psychedelic substances.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


public class CurrentWeather extends AbstractWeather
Parses current weather data and provides methods to get/access the same information.
This class provides has
and get
methods to access the information.
has
methods can be used to check if the data exists, i.e., if the data was available
(successfully downloaded) and was parsed correctly.
get
methods can be used to access the data, if the data exists, otherwise get
methods will give value as per following basis:
Boolean: false
Integral: Minimum value (MIN_VALUE)
Floating point: Not a number (NaN)
Others: null
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
CurrentWeather.Clouds
Parses clouds data and provides methods to get/access the same information.
|
static class |
CurrentWeather.Coord
Parses coordination data and provides methods to get/access the same information.
|
static class |
CurrentWeather.Main
Parses main data and provides methods to get/access the same information.
|
static class |
CurrentWeather.Rain
Parses rain data and provides methods to get/access the same information.
|
static class |
CurrentWeather.Snow
Parses snow data and provides methods to get/access the same information.
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static class |
CurrentWeather.Sys
Parses sys data and provides methods to get/access the same information.
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static class |
CurrentWeather.Wind
Parses wind data and provides methods to get/access the same information.
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AbstractWeather.Weather
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getBaseStation() |
long |
getCityCode() |
java.lang.String |
getCityName() |
CurrentWeather.Clouds |
getCloudsInstance() |
CurrentWeather.Coord |
getCoordInstance() |
CurrentWeather.Main |
getMainInstance() |
CurrentWeather.Rain |
getRainInstance() |
java.lang.String |
getRawResponse() |
int |
getResponseCode() |
CurrentWeather.Snow |
getSnowInstance() |
CurrentWeather.Sys |
getSysInstance() |
CurrentWeather.Wind |
getWindInstance() |
boolean |
hasBaseStation() |
boolean |
hasCityCode() |
boolean |
hasCityName() |
boolean |
hasCloudsInstance() |
boolean |
hasCoordInstance() |
boolean |
hasMainInstance() |
boolean |
hasRainInstance() |
boolean |
hasRawResponse() |
boolean |
hasResponseCode() |
boolean |
hasSnowInstance() |
boolean |
hasSysInstance() |
boolean |
hasWindInstance() |
boolean |
isValid() |
getDateTime, getWeatherCount, getWeatherInstance, hasDateTime, hasWeatherInstance
public boolean hasBaseStation()
true
if base station is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasCityCode()
true
if city code is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasCityName()
true
if city name is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasCloudsInstance()
true
if Clouds instance is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasCoordInstance()
true
if Coord instance is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasMainInstance()
true
if Main instance is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasRainInstance()
true
if Rain instance is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasSnowInstance()
true
if Snow instance is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasSysInstance()
true
if Sys instance is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasWindInstance()
true
if Wind instance is available, otherwise false
.public java.lang.String getBaseStation()
null
.public long getCityCode()
Long.MIN_VALUE
.public java.lang.String getCityName()
null
.public CurrentWeather.Clouds getCloudsInstance()
null
.public CurrentWeather.Coord getCoordInstance()
null
.public CurrentWeather.Main getMainInstance()
null
.public CurrentWeather.Rain getRainInstance()
null
.public CurrentWeather.Snow getSnowInstance()
null
.public CurrentWeather.Sys getSysInstance()
null
.public CurrentWeather.Wind getWindInstance()
null
.public boolean isValid()
true
if response is valid (downloaded and parsed correctly), otherwise false
.public boolean hasResponseCode()
true
if response code is available, otherwise false
.public boolean hasRawResponse()
true
if raw response is available, otherwise false
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Integer.MIN_VALUE
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This vignette is for those users that already have an existing project and wish to incorporate workflowr to create a research website. Migrating an existing project to use workflowr varies from straightforward to difficult depending on the scenario and your comfort level with Git. This vignette assumes that you have the background knowledge of workflowr explained in the Getting started vignette. Even if you have no need for a new workflowr project, please run through that vignette first as an exercise to familiarize yourself with the workflowr philosophy and functions.
vignette("wflow-01-getting-started", "workflowr")
If you have a collection of R Markdown files, but no version control or other files, the most straightforward solution would be to create a workflowr project in a new directory and then move the R Markdown files to the analysis/
subdirectory. In the hypothetical example below, the original R Markdown files are located in the directory ~/projects/misc/
and the workflowr project will be created in the new directory ~/projects/new-project/
.
library("workflowr")
# Create project directory and change working directory to this location
wflow_start("~/projects/new-project")
# Copy the files to the analysis subdirectory of the workflowr project
file.copy(from = Sys.glob("~/projects/misc/*Rmd"), to = "analysis")
Next update your R Markdown files to use the workflowr template (you can first run wflow_update()
with no arguments to preview the potential changes).
wflow_update(dry_run = FALSE)
Lastly, build and commit the website using wflow_publish()
:
wflow_publish("analysis/*Rmd", "Publish analysis files")
If your project already has lots of infrastructure, it is most convenient to add the workflowr files directory to your already existing directory. This is controlled with the argument existing
. In the hypothetical example below, the existing project is located at ~/projects/mature-project/
.
library("workflowr")
wflow_start("~/projects/mature-project", existing = TRUE)
The above command will add the workflowr files to your existing project and also commit them to version control (it will initialize a Git repo if it doesn’t already exist). If you’d prefer to not use version control for your project or you’d prefer to commit the workflowr files yourself manually, you can set git = FALSE
(this is also useful if you want to first test to see what would happen without committing the results).
By default wflow_start()
will not overwrite your existing files (e.g. if you already have a README.md
). If you’d prefer to overwrite your files with the default workflowr files, set overwrite = TRUE
.
To add your R Markdown files to the research website, you can move them to the subdirectory analysis/
(note you can do this before or after running wflow_start()
).
Next run wflow_update()
to convert the R Markdown files to use the workflowr template:
wflow_update(dry_run = FALSE)
Lastly, build and commit the website using wflow_publish()
:
wflow_publish("analysis/*Rmd", "Publish analysis files")
If your project is organized as an R package, you can still add a website using workflowr. In the hypothetical example below, the existing package is located at ~/projects/my-package/
.
library("workflowr")
wflow_start("~/projects/my-package", existing = TRUE)
The above command will add the workflowr files to your existing project and also commit them to version control (it will initialize a Git repo if it doesn’t already exist). If you’d prefer to not use version control for your project or you’d prefer to commit the workflowr files yourself manually, you can set git = FALSE
(this is also useful if you want to first test to see what would happen without committing the results).
You’ll want R to ignore the workflowr directories when building the R package. Thus add the following to the .Rbuildignore
file:
^analysis$
^docs$
^data$
^code$
^output$
If your primary purpose for creating a website to accompany your package is to share the package documentation, please check out the package pkgdown. It creates a website from the vignettes and function documentation files (i.e. the Rd files in man/
). In contrast, if the purpose of the website is to demonstrate results you obtained using the package, use workflowr.
If your project uses the ashlar template, you’ll need to follow multiple steps to convert it to a valid workflowr setup.
First, make sure you are in the “master” branch. Also, you should run the following Git commands from the base of the project directory.
git checkout master
If you have any HTML files in analysis/
remove them using Git at the command line.
git rm analysis/*html
Next remove the other ashlar infrastructure files.
git rm analysis/chunk-options.R analysis/Makefile analysis/_output.yaml
git rm -r analysis/libs analysis/include analysis/figure
Modify .gitignore
so that it ignores HTML and figure files in analysis/
only by changing *html
to analysis/*html
and *png
to analysis/figure
. Afterwards add the file.
nano .gitignore
git add .gitignore
And move the RStudio project file from analysis/
to the base of the project.
git mv analysis/*Rproj .
Commit these changes.
git commit -m "Removed ashlar infrastructure."
Next open R to add the workflowr files. In the hypothetical example below, the existing package is located at ~/projects/ashlar-project/
.
library("workflowr")
wflow_start("~/projects/ashlar-project", existing = TRUE)
This will generate a few warning messages stating that the directory already contains a .git
directory and a .gitignore
file. These can be safely ignored because ashlar projects are expected to be using Git for version control.
Lastly, you’ll need to update your R Markdown files to use the workflowr template, which you can do using the function wflow_update()
:
wflow_update()
# Run with `dry_run = FALSE` to apply the updates
# wflow_update(dry_run = FALSE)
This will update every R Markdown file, with the exception of index.Rmd
, about.Rmd
, and license.Rmd
. It will also fail to automatically convert any ashlar files that do not follow the template (e.g. they do not have the sessionInfo()
chunk), so you will have to manually update these files. Also, workflowr no longer includes the date and SHA1 in the organizational files like index.Rmd
, so you can remove this manually if you like.
Now you should have a functioning workflowr project! From here you should be able to make a few more small edits and then follow the workflowr steps to create your website:
analysis/_site.yml
so that the GitHub URL points to your repository (and commit the change)wflow_publish("analysis/*Rmd", "Publish files using workflowr"))
to build and commit the website files


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British Bake Off inspires Britain's kids - but many don't know pork comes from pigs
New cooking school will bring weekly food education classes to primary schools across the UK
by Paul SmithTrendy ingredients such as avocado and passion fruit are readily identified by over 50 per cent of youngsters, but almost a third are unaware that pork comes from pigs.
Those were the findings of a study commissioned by Zanussi to celebrate its newly-launched partnership with the charity Cook School.
Perhaps sparked by prime-time favourite the Great British Bake Off, the survey also concluded that one in five of those involved bake at least once a week.
Seven in 10 have put together batches of cupcakes, with pizza, rice-krispy cakes and pancakes also topping the list of children's signature dishes.
However, the survey of 1,000 youngsters aged between six and 11 has also revealed some alarming gaps in their basic knowledge of food and nutrition.
When shown a courgette, 42 per cent mistook it for a cucumber and 19 per cent reported never having tried one.
And while 86 per cent of those quizzed by OnePoll have visited a farm to see the link between animals and the food on their plates, two in five do not know that chips come from potatoes.
Chris George, UK head of marketing for Zanussi, said: “Based on these results we can see that today’s youngsters are likely to be more engaged with food than any previous generation.
“However, it is also clear there is a significant task ahead to ensure the fundamentals of food and nutrition, as well as sustainable eating, are taught early enough to allow healthy habits to form.
"With this in mind, we are delighted that Zanussi and Cook School have teamed up to host weekly cooking classes in primary schools and in turn make a real, positive difference to childhood obesity, diabetes and food wastage."
Ahead of the launch, Cook Scool's founder Amanda Grant viewed the findings that 80 per cent of children would like to learn more about cooking at school as "fantastic news"
”The cooking school will bring weekly food education classes to primary schools across the UK," she said.
"Children will be taught how to cook well-balanced, sustainable meals from scratch and educate their families on the importance of nutrition for long-term health.
“By the end of 2020 we’ll deliver weekly Zanussi Cook School classes reaching 30,000 children nationwide to empower them and their families to make healthier and more sustainable eating choices."
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I graduated from The University of Findlay in 2012 with a B.S. in Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health. After graduating I started working at McWane Ductile as an Environmental Specialist, eventually being promoted to Assistant Manager of Environmental and Safety for its sister facility McWane Poles. From there I moved back home to be closer to family and accepted a position with Midway Products Group as an Environmental Engineer. Currently, I am an Environmental Safety and Health Coordinator for Bridgestone APM Company and have been working there for three and a half years.
Throughout my experience in the ESH field I have been exposed to many different web applications that have asisted with my job. This exposure has gotten me interested in the web and software development field and I decided to take a Web Developer Boot Camp through The Ohio State University School of Engineering. Using the skills I gain in the programming class and the real life experience I've gained in my ESH career I hope to transition my career into the tech world.


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POVERTY CLOCK
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) created its Poverty
Clock to illustrate how quickly poverty grows. The digital clock ticks
off the increase in the number of people who are living on less than a
dollar day around the world. The Poverty Clock was first activated last
year during the World Summit for Social Development in Copenhagen, Denmark,
and was later sent to the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing,
China. During the 1996 International Year for the Eradication of Poverty,
the clock stands as a stark reminder that deprivation and suffering continue.
Poverty eradication, however, is an achievable goal. "The commitment
to end poverty endures long after the clock is turned off," says UNDP
Administrator James Gustave Speth. "One hundred and fifty years ago
the world launched a crusade against slavery. Today we must launch a world
crusade against mass poverty."
The calculation of the Poverty Clock
The number of people living in absolute poverty is increasing by nearly
25 million a year. This calculation is based on the World Bank and the
United Nations definition of absolute poverty: those people whose incomes
are no more than $370 a year. The number of people currently living in
absolute poverty is roughly 1.3 billion.
Recent data from the World Bank and the Human Development Report suggest
that the aggregate number of poor people worldwide is increasing at roughly
the same rate as the annual population growth of the developing world,
or about 1.88 per cent.
Based on these statistics, the Poverty Clock is ticking off the number
of new people living in poverty at approximately 47 per minute.
Text on the face of the Poverty Clock:
As delegates to this world event deliberate over the most pressing problems
of our time, hundreds of thousands of people will be born into poverty.
The conclusions reached at the Conference on Population and Development
in Cairo, the Social Summit in Copenhagen and the Fourth World Conference
on Women in Beijing can make a difference in the lives of these people,
but only if we collectively take action to stop the Poverty Clock from
ticking.
Every number on the clock indicates another person living in poverty.
These are people who can expect to earn as little as $370 a year -- about
$1 a day. They will most likely be undernourished, uneducated and undervalued
by the societies in which they live. Eradicating poverty means more than
the expansion of material wealth; it means enhancing people's sense of
their own well-being, generating hope for the future.
Sources of information:
The calculation is based on extensive consultations with population
statisticians at the UN Population Trends Unit, and the World Bank Statistics
Office. Other sources were a study, "Rooting Out Poverty,"
by Actionaid, and a paper, "Is Poverty Increasing in the Developing
World?" by Martin Ravallion, Shaohua Chen and Gaurav Datt of the
World Bank.
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The project "Automatic Waste Segregator" has been developed by the students of Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering , Bangalore namely , Boudhayan Dev, Aditya Agarwal, Chinmay Hebbal , Aishwarya H.S. The device is capable of detecting , identifying and segregating waste items without any human intervention.
The prime motivation behind this project has been the problem that affects us all i.e Waste Management. The million tons of waste that are generated everyday, do not get properly segreagted and as a result large portion of the non biodegradable waste items are mixed with biodegradable ones and are dumped in landmines. This ultimately piles up and their effect on the environment esp. soil and groundwater resources becomes devastating. Thus, we have come up with the idea that if we can segregate the waste items at the primary level itself, then the percentage of mixup can be reduced by a great margin. This in turn will also help in increasing the amount of recyclable items from the waste heap.
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Lithuania has only one Baltic seaport which is Klaipeda.
When entering harbour or leaving, yachts must call Harbour Control on VHF channel 10, call sign Radio 32.
Clearance (for both arrival and departure) is carried out at the Customs pier in the commercial harbour; berth no. 42. The authorities must be contacted by telephone.
Yachts must keep clear of the navigation channel unless permission is obtained to either cross it or sail within it. When doing so, a listening watch must be maintained on VHF channels 16 and 09.
Last updated June 2015.

Lithuania is a member of the Schengen Agreement Area. See Noonsite' Schengen page for more details on the immigration rules.
If a visa is required, fees are lower if it is obtained in advance.
Last updated June 2015.
Firearms must be declared. A customs declaration form has to be completed on arrival, on which valuables and foreign currency amounts should be listed.
Duty-free allowances are 1 litre strong spirits, 2 litres wine.
EU regulations apply concerning temporary importation of yachts. See EU VAT page for more information.
Last updated June 2015.
Pet owners arriving from EU Member States must carry the passport of their pet which must be of the EU approved unified form certifying anti-rabies vaccination or revaccination. Passports are issued by veterinarians only to some animals such as dogs, cats, polecats and ferrets. Dogs, cats and ferrets must be identified and bear a clearly readable tattoo or a transponder (after 3 July 2011 only transponders will be recognised as identification).
Individuals with pets entering the Republic of Lithuania from third countries must have a veterinary certificate issued by a state licensed veterinarian from the alien’s country of origin or residence and results of the pet’s antibody tests carried out by a state approved laboratory. Antibody tests have to be performed after the anti-rabies vaccination had been administered. Unvaccinated dogs, cats and ferrets under three months of age shall be brought in from third countries only if the epizootic rabies situation in these countries is favourable.


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Welcome! Experience the scale of your own 23andMe DNA in this 3D webVR visualization. No data is sent or stored.
Each SNP is placed on a spiral based on its chromosome position, colored based on its value, and shown on a column that represents the full scale of your unrecorded chromosome data.
Start by clicking the button on the upper right to load a file. Move by using the arrow keys. For the A-frame inspector view press: ctrl+alt+i.


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and parent-key-value = Pod
and parent-key-name-root = yes
and required-key-name = readinessProbe
the following code snippet would PASS:
apiVersion: v1 kind: Pod metadata: labels: test: liveness name: liveness-http spec: containers: - name: liveness image: k8s.gcr.io/liveness args: - /server readinessProbe: httpGet: path: /healthz port: 8080 httpHeaders: - name: Custom-Header value: Awesome initialDelaySeconds: 3 periodSeconds: 3
the following code snippets would FAIL:
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