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 Halve the courgette lengthways, slice the aubergine 1cm thick and place both on the griddle pan, turning when charred.
2. Put 1 mug of rice, 2 mugs of boiling water, the saffron, lemon half and a pinch of salt into the small pan, cover and cook until fluffy, stirring occasionally.
3. Tear the seeds and stalks out of the peppers, then roughly chop with the peeled red onion and put into the casserole pan with the harissa, anchovies and 1 teaspoon of their oil.
4. Squash in the unpeeled garlic through a garlic crusher and stir regularly.
5. Remove the charred courgette and aubergine from the griddle pan, leaving it on the heat, and roughly chop them on a board.
6. Add them to the casserole pan along with the passata and vinegar, and boil with the lid on.
7. Rub the steaks with salt, the paprika and 1 teaspoon of olive oil and place on the hot griddle pan, turning every minute until cooked to your liking.
8. On a board, finely slice the parsley stalks and roughly chop the leaves.
9. Add the mustard and extra virgin olive oil, season with salt and pepper and squeeze over the lemon juice, then mix together and spread over the board.
10. When the steaks are done, transfer them to the board, turn in the dressing, then slice.
11. Tear the top leafy half of the basil into the ratatouille, season to taste, and serve with yoghurt and saffron rice.
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The PineTime smart watch is one single unit. Howeven from a hardware point of perspective, one could consider it as a microcontroller with a shield.
The microcontroller is defined in the board (-b pintime) definition.
The display can be considered as a shield on top op the board.
In this repository, have a look under board/shields.
You will find an overlay and a configuration file.
You can copy these under ~zephyrproject/zephyr.
It is then located in a central directory, and you can build the image using:
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--- layout: post authors: ["Victor (Kwangchun) Lee"] title: "The First Software Carpentry in Korea" date: 2015-03-02 time: "23:37:00" tags: ["Workshops", "Korea", "Seoul", "Rapa", "xwMOOC"] ---
Last week, xwMOOC xwMOOC ran the first Software Carpentry workshop in Seoul. The workshop delivered not only an introduction to Unix Shell, Git and GitHub, Python and SQL but also computer science unplugged, rur-ple, python for informatics and cloud basics. Listening to attendees feedback, attendees concerns such as software business, all about what start-ups should know, how software business environment looks like and so on are provided during three days workshops.
Due to lack of instructors, Victor did teach all the lessons. Unfortunately, Dave, who is supposed to be a helper, could attend the first workshop such that one of attendees, Mr. Seo, became a volunteer and did a wonderful job. Even though there were some software installation problems, Mr. Seo and Victor could overcome some technical difficulties. The Software Carpentry Installer has been tried initially, but the installer under the Windows 7 could not install all the software.
Initially we want to start small, but we had some concerns about churn rates. Therefore, we initially limit the number of attendees up to 23. Because the first Software Carpentry workshop was free, the registration has been closed two weeks ago. The final attendees have been check by RAPA(host) and the number was 17. Because the lesson contents of Software Carpentry are quite new, sort of advanced to Korean, and tailered to science and engineering, from the beginning Victor and RAPA paid special attentions to retention rates. Finally, we kept 12 attendees, which is over 70%. Our retention goal was 50%, 8 attendees.
We encountered a number of software difficulties, mostly CJK problems.
The start of the first day we forgot gathering feedback (via sticky notes), but we explained how to use sticky notes and have got the feedback the end of the first day. Besides, we performed pre-workshop questionnaire and post-workshop questionnaire through Google Survey, but survey responses are all Korean. A selection of the attendees' comments (random orders) are translated as follows:
| Good points | Bad points |
|---|---|
| It was good to know various tools and concepts | When coding lively, typing was so fast!!! It's hard to catch up. |
| It was good to cover both theoretical and practical aspects of software based on software carpentry lessons and instructor's experiences | After the workshop... it will be great to set up a Facebook group. We can share bugs, questions, and comments |
| Instead of one-side software lectures, practices and coding were really fun and a valuable experience. | If pros and cons about programming languages like Java and C are discussed, that will be great. |
| There are people from various background. It was a good time to make a social network. | Low resolution beam projector and small and dim font size Too hot afternoon. |
| Easy and lucid board explanations. | Too difficult for absolute novice :-( |
We lost 40% registors, but 10 attendees finished the workshop. The next workshop's date has not yet been set, but it will have more helpers and the Korean Software Carpenters are going to share Software Carpentry values widely and deeply. Moreover, $100 computers pre-installed with Software Carpentry and xwMOOC tools are under development. We look forwards to a second workshop.


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Allows you to break a long entry into a summary and the rest making it easier to show just the summary in indexes.
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Configure as documented below.
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py["readmore_breakpoint"] = "BREAK"
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For example, if the value of readmore_breakpoint is "BREAK", then you could have a blog entry like this:
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Since the rst_parser parses the restructured text and turns it into HTML and this plugin operates on HTML in the story callback, we have to do a two-step replacement.
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This is based on the original readmore plugin written by IWS years ago. It’s since been reworked.
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Small businesses and non-profits have limited budgets; they need easy-to-manage solutions at reasonable costs. For that reason, most of my clients rely on Content Management Systems (CMS), like WordPress and Shopify. These systems allow them to adjust their site and it's content without having to hire a developer every time.
Even if we don't end up working together, you may find this list helpful. Contact me if you have any questions.
It has all the standard bells and whistles, starts at less than $4 per month and COMES WITH a domain and SSL certificate. Plus, 24/7 customer service...yes, please! It is my go-to hosting provider.
If you are building a WordPress site and would like a WordPress-centric host, check out WP Engine. The costs are higher than Bluehost, but they offer month to month contracts and no sign-up fees.
For most e-commerce clients, I prefer Shopify because it integrates so seamlessly into so many internet marketing and sales channels. It also has an incredibly user-friendly interface to manage the store. While Woocommerce and other solutions exist, they can be more complicated for the typical non-developer.
WordPress is the world's most popular platform for websites and for good reason: it is just solid. It is especially perfect if you plan to operate a blog. Because it is so popular there is a huge user pool which means even if you've never used it before, there are tons of resources to learn from. There is a difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org, see here for an explanation on the difference (and why I use WordPress.org when I build for clients).
For email marketing, I LOVE MailChimp. Awesome analytics, seemless integration with Shopify and other tools. However, if you have a large email list and a tight marketing budget, you may find that SendinBlue is a better bargain.
Let's face it - the internet is the best thing ever. There are so many tools and resources. Each tool usually has it's own documentation, so the first step should always be a Google search for whatever you're looking for. Check out YouTube, Udemy, Treehouse and more. My favorite source for tutorials on new web skills is Pluralsight. They offer tons of tutorials on various web technologies, CMS as well as web design, content creation and marketing. They'll even let you start with a free trial.
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| 2 | * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more | |
| 3 | * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with | |
| 4 | * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. | |
| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
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| 9 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
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| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.math3.genetics; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import java.util.ArrayList; | |
| 20 | import java.util.List; | |
| 21 | ||
| 22 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.MathIllegalArgumentException; | |
| 23 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.util.LocalizedFormats; | |
| 24 | ||
| 25 | /** | |
| 26 | * Tournament selection scheme. Each of the two selected chromosomes is selected | |
| 27 | * based on n-ary tournament -- this is done by drawing {@link #arity} random | |
| 28 | * chromosomes without replacement from the population, and then selecting the | |
| 29 | * fittest chromosome among them. | |
| 30 | * | |
| 31 | * @since 2.0 | |
| 32 | * @version $Id$ | |
| 33 | */ | |
| 34 | public class TournamentSelection implements SelectionPolicy { | |
| 35 | ||
| 36 | /** number of chromosomes included in the tournament selections */ | |
| 37 | private int arity; | |
| 38 | ||
| 39 | /** | |
| 40 | * Creates a new TournamentSelection instance. | |
| 41 | * | |
| 42 | * @param arity how many chromosomes will be drawn to the tournament | |
| 43 | */ | |
| 44 | public TournamentSelection(final int arity) { | |
| 45 | this.arity = arity; | |
| 46 | } | |
| 47 | ||
| 48 | /** | |
| 49 | * Select two chromosomes from the population. Each of the two selected | |
| 50 | * chromosomes is selected based on n-ary tournament -- this is done by | |
| 51 | * drawing {@link #arity} random chromosomes without replacement from the | |
| 52 | * population, and then selecting the fittest chromosome among them. | |
| 53 | * | |
| 54 | * @param population the population from which the chromosomes are chosen. | |
| 55 | * @return the selected chromosomes. | |
| 56 | * @throws MathIllegalArgumentException if the tournament arity is bigger than the population size | |
| 57 | */ | |
| 58 | public ChromosomePair select(final Population population) throws MathIllegalArgumentException { | |
| 59 |
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1. select : mutated return of Object value for org/apache/commons/math3/genetics/TournamentSelection::select to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return new ChromosomePair(tournament((ListPopulation) population), |
| 60 | tournament((ListPopulation) population)); | |
| 61 | } | |
| 62 | ||
| 63 | /** | |
| 64 | * Helper for {@link #select(Population)}. Draw {@link #arity} random chromosomes without replacement from the | |
| 65 | * population, and then select the fittest chromosome among them. | |
| 66 | * | |
| 67 | * @param population the population from which the chromosomes are choosen. | |
| 68 | * @return the selected chromosome. | |
| 69 | * @throws MathIllegalArgumentException if the tournament arity is bigger than the population size | |
| 70 | */ | |
| 71 | private Chromosome tournament(final ListPopulation population) throws MathIllegalArgumentException { | |
| 72 |
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1. tournament : changed conditional boundary → SURVIVED 2. tournament : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (population.getPopulationSize() < this.arity) { |
| 73 | throw new MathIllegalArgumentException(LocalizedFormats.TOO_LARGE_TOURNAMENT_ARITY, | |
| 74 | arity, population.getPopulationSize()); | |
| 75 | } | |
| 76 | // auxiliary population | |
| 77 | ListPopulation tournamentPopulation = new ListPopulation(this.arity) { | |
| 78 | public Population nextGeneration() { | |
| 79 | // not useful here | |
| 80 |
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1. nextGeneration : mutated return of Object value for org/apache/commons/math3/genetics/TournamentSelection$1::nextGeneration to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return null; |
| 81 | } | |
| 82 | }; | |
| 83 | ||
| 84 | // create a copy of the chromosome list | |
| 85 | List<Chromosome> chromosomes = new ArrayList<Chromosome> (population.getChromosomes()); | |
| 86 |
3
1. tournament : changed conditional boundary → KILLED 2. tournament : Changed increment from 1 to -1 → KILLED 3. tournament : negated conditional → KILLED |
for (int i=0; i<this.arity; i++) { |
| 87 | // select a random individual and add it to the tournament | |
| 88 | int rind = GeneticAlgorithm.getRandomGenerator().nextInt(chromosomes.size()); | |
| 89 |
1
1. tournament : removed call to org/apache/commons/math3/genetics/ListPopulation::addChromosome → KILLED |
tournamentPopulation.addChromosome(chromosomes.get(rind)); |
| 90 | // do not select it again | |
| 91 | chromosomes.remove(rind); | |
| 92 | } | |
| 93 | // the winner takes it all | |
| 94 |
1
1. tournament : mutated return of Object value for org/apache/commons/math3/genetics/TournamentSelection::tournament to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return tournamentPopulation.getFittestChromosome(); |
| 95 | } | |
| 96 | ||
| 97 | /** | |
| 98 | * Gets the arity (number of chromosomes drawn to the tournament). | |
| 99 | * | |
| 100 | * @return arity of the tournament | |
| 101 | */ | |
| 102 | public int getArity() { | |
| 103 |
1
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return arity; |
| 104 | } | |
| 105 | ||
| 106 | /** | |
| 107 | * Sets the arity (number of chromosomes drawn to the tournament). | |
| 108 | * | |
| 109 | * @param arity arity of the tournament | |
| 110 | */ | |
| 111 | public void setArity(final int arity) { | |
| 112 | this.arity = arity; | |
| 113 | } | |
| 114 | ||
| 115 | } | |
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SAM'S THE MAN
Stoke City eyeing January transfer swoop for Aberdeen star Sam Cosgrove
by Alan NixonSTOKE CITY are eyeing a January move for Aberdeen striker Sam Cosgrove.
The Potters have been watching Cosgrove, all season and new boss Michael O’Neill is a fan.
O’Neill was checking out the Yorkshire-born 22-year-old’s family background in case he qualified for Northern Ireland.
Cosgrove, who cost £25,000 from Carlisle, has bagged 16 goals this season.
The striker had previously been linked with a move to Lazio.
There was reported interest from the Serie A side in the target man but Cosgrove rubbished the rumours.
He said: "I heard about it but I think it was a load of rubbish to be honest.
"Two years ago you could have asked me [what I want out of my career] and I’d have said playing for any professional club and I’d be happy.
"I always believed in myself as a footballer, but I couldn’t have wished it to go any better so far."
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is desperate to keep his top-scorer who is in lethal form this term.
He insisted at the start of the season, Cosgrove would be going nowhere.
He said: "We’ve had enquiries about Sam already from other clubs but he will be staying with us this season.
“He’s improved so much in a short period of time and hopefully there’s more to come from Sam."


embed_list_visits.Rd
Generate embeddings of given visits, contained in two named vectors. One vector contains the descriptions of interviews and the second -- the descriptions of examinations. This function interatively calls embed_visit function.
embed_list_visits(inter_descriptions, exam_descriptions, inter_term_vectors, exam_term_vectors)
| inter_descriptions | A vector of descriptions of interviews, named by visits' IDs; terms in the descriptions are separated by ", " |
|---|---|
| exam_descriptions | A vector of descriptions of examinations, named by visits' IDs; the visits' IDs do not have to be identical to inter_descriptions |
| inter_term_vectors | A matrix of embeddings of the interview terms |
| exam_term_vectors | A matrix of embeddings of the examination terms |
A matrix of embeddings of visits -- in each row there is an embedding of one visit.
#> Error in .subset2(public_bind_env, "initialize")(...): unused arguments (word_vectors_size = 10, vocabulary = list(c("fever", "rhinitis", "cough", "eye", "thyroid"), c(3, 3, 4, 4, 6), c(3, 3, 4, 4, 6)))#> Error in .subset2(public_bind_env, "initialize")(...): unused arguments (word_vectors_size = 10, vocabulary = list(c("fever", "man", "mother", "cough", "heart", "patient", "thyroid", "eye", "rhinitis", "woman", "father"), c(2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7), c(2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)))visits_vectors <- embed_list_visits(interviews, examinations, inter_term_vectors, exam_term_vectors)#> Error in ncol(term_vectors): object 'inter_term_vectors' not found#> Error in nrow(visits_vectors): object 'visits_vectors' not foundvisits_vectors#> Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos): object 'visits_vectors' not found#> Error in visits_vectors[is.na(visits_vectors)] <- 0: object 'visits_vectors' not found#> Error in as.matrix(x): object 'visits_vectors' not found#> Error in D > 0: comparison (6) is possible only for atomic and list typesvisits_vectors <- embed_list_visits(interviews, "", inter_term_vectors, exam_term_vectors)#> Error in ncol(term_vectors): object 'inter_term_vectors' not found#> Error in nrow(visits_vectors): object 'visits_vectors' not foundvisits_vectors#> Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos): object 'visits_vectors' not found


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October 04, 2002
Woman ripped out boyfriend's genital
Tennessean | Submitted by: anonymous
"A Nashville woman will spend almost three months in a Metro jail after
pleading guilty to using her fingernails to rip off one of her boyfriend's
testicles in an attack last year. The victim, Dennis Ross said in an
interview that he plans to marry Oneal after she is released from custody.
'I love that girl'" What more can you say.
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Nasal spray arouses women
Observer | Submitted by: stan
"It is the seducer's ultimate dream: a potion that will turn a woman's cold
indifference into warm sexual interest. Sound improbable? Not any more.
Scientists last week revealed they had successfully tested a nasal spray,
PT-141, that sent 'healthy, normal women' into states of high sexual arousal."
Compare the name of the spray with that of WWII era patrol boats,
for example Kennedy's PT-109.
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Jobless man stabs woman in order to be jailed
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
"A jobless man stabbed and seriously injured a woman at a major railway
station here Thursday because he wanted to be jailed, police said... Earlier
in the day, the man visited the Yodogawa ward office in Osaka and asked to
be hospitalized because he is suffering from liver ailment."
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Alabama food stamp questions routed to India
Tuscaloosa News | Submitted by: JON BLAST
"Live in Alabama and have a problem with your food stamp benefits?
Maybe someone in India can help... Food stamp recipients telephoning a state
hotline are unknowingly being referred to a customer service center in
India by an Arizona company that administers the federally funded
program for the state."
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Jerry Falwell still a shithead
Wire Services | Submitted by: anonymous
The Rev. Jerry Falwell says "I think Muhammad was a terrorist" in an
interview to be broadcast Sunday on the CBS program 60 Minutes...
The conservative Baptist minister tells correspondent Bob Simon he has
concluded from reading Muslim and non-Muslim writers that Islam's
prophet "was a violent man, a man of war."
 Those are just three of the tests for entrants in
the 'Perfect Woman' contest Burt is organizing later this month at his bar
in the southern New Zealand town of Wanaka, he said Tuesday."
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Banker axed as thousands see steamy email
Sun | Submitted by: Webmonkey
"Banking clerk Trevor Luxton, 22, wrote an explicit message describing
how a girl performed oral sex on him as he watched football while his
fiancee was away... Hundreds of thousands of internet users gasped and
laughed as the email raced first round London and then flew off into
global cyberspace."
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Jews upset at cemetery pot plantation
Independent Online | Submitted by: hornet
"A cannabis plantation in the Jewish cemetery in Warsaw was destroyed by
police last month, the capital's Jewish community, which manages the site,
said on Wednesday... Warsaw's Jewish community only found out about the
matter when its representatives were summoned by police for questioning."
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Fun with grieving widows
Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Submitted by: lowbrow
"St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa was irate over a Phoenix area
disc jockey who called Darryl Kile's widow and asked if she had a date for
Thursday's playoff game... "We saw you on TV the other night, and you're
very attractive. You're hot. Are you going to the game today?"
When Kile said she would be there, Duran said, "Do you have a date?"
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Kids, kitties, and krap
Indianapolis Star | Submitted by: Broadway
"Investigators found three young children with feces stuck to their legs,
arms and hands at their grandmother's Greenwood house.  "And that bottle had bugs in
it, too," Swearingen said. "And you could see the bugs crawling in the
children's hair." Includes a photo of a gas-masked official with a cat.
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Hiring a housesitter? Think again
Las Vegas Mercury | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"The second type of hidden porn is that which couples hide from each other.
These can be wholly innocuous (Polaroids of distant girlfriends tucked away
in the old Army duffel bag) or deliciously intriguing (a cache of magazines
chronicling a fetish as yet unmentioned and unexplored in the marital bed,
and usually coated with a thin patina of sweaty shame and disgusted self
loathing). While these are usually less satisfying visually, they offer
the rich compensation of knowing you're a co-conspirator in a marriage's most
primal betrayal. And nothing's better than that."
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Evil school bathroom strikes again
Brunei Online | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"According to one of the staff at the school, it was the second such
incident in consecutive days involving the same set of students. And the
place where it was alleged to have started, which is the students' washroom,
was also the same. First a female student apparently ran out from the loo
screaming and became unconscious. This, according to the school's staff,
caused other nearby students to go berserk. They also screamed and
were soon unconscious."
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Big Pussy Sings
NPR | Submitted by: Gorg
"The success of the HBO series The Sopranos punctuates America's
fascination with the Mafia, or at least, with the Mafia mystique. Now,
from the Calabria region of Italy, home of the 'Ndrangheta, the most
secretive and elusive of the Italian Mafias, comes a CD collection of
songs that glorify their violent code of honor."
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The Joy of Fat
International Herald Tribune | Submitted by: Crampon
"In the United States slimness may be an ideal, but many ethnic groups
in this region hold festivals celebrating big women. In Niger many women
take livestock feed or vitamins to bulk up. Among the Calabari people in
southeastern Nigeria, fat has traditionally held a cherished place. Before
their weddings, brides are sent to fattening farms. After weeks inside
the fattening farms, the big brides are finally let out and paraded
in the village square."
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Queen Unveils New Street Sign
Globe and Mail | Submitted by: The Beaver
"While visiting the Canadian capital city of Iqualuit, Her
Royal Highness will perform many official duties including
the unveiling of the city's first street sign. The good
citizens of Iqualuit went all out for this event, apparently
they even paved the street (but not all of it). The queen's
press secretary confided that this is likely a first time a
monarch has officiated over a street sign."
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Over 800,000 squatters can't be wrong
BBC | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"The smells leaps into the carriage. Wood fires, fried fish, excrement,
rubbish; the rich stench of 800,000 people living in a ditch. Which is,
basically, what the Kibera slum is. Six hundred acres of mud and filth,
with a brown stream dribbling through the middle. You won't find it on
your tourist map, or any other map. It's a squatters camp, an illegal,
forgotten city: and at least one third of Nairobi lives here."
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Kill yourself in the forest
CNN | Submitted by: Rufferto
A young Indiana man posted his efforts to kill himself with drugs on
a Web discussion board, sparking a flurry of sympathy and taunts before
he was located and saved by police. Best line in article: "Kill yourself
in the forest so you decompose. Really the way to go."
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IgNobel awards celebrate interspecies love
BBC | Submitted by: UFSassy
"Proving ostriches have an amorous interest in humans has won a British
scientist an IgNobel. The prize, a spoof on the Nobel Prizes, was awarded
at a ceremony in Boston, US. Nine other wacky research projects were also
lauded, including the study that showed how to measure the surface area
of an elephant and the paper that described how the froth on the top
of a glass of beer collapses."
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Gov Bush's juicy details about Rilya's caregivers
Gainesville Sun | Submitted by: UFSassy
"Gov. Jeb Bush told a delegation of Panhandle lawmakers during a meeting
that he had "some juicy details" about the sexual orientation of the
caregivers of a missing Miami girl. "As (Pamela Graham) was being arrested,
she told her co-workers, 'Tell my wife I've been arrested.' The wife is the
grandmother, and the aunt is the husband," Bush explained, using his fingers
to indicate quotation marks to emphasize the word "grandmother."... "Bet you
don't get that in Pensacola," Bush told his guests."
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Crazed rooster attacks girl, EasyBake oven
Digital City | Submitted by: poisonedcatnip
"When they heard the screams, no one suspected the rooster. Dechardonae
Gaines, 2, was toddling down the sidewalk Monday lugging her Easy Bake Oven
when she became the victim in one of the weirder animal attack cases police
can recall.
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Drunk driver was blind
Sun | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
"Michelle Hughes, 30, was three times the limit when she got behind the
wheel. The student, who is registered blind and walks with a stick, collided
with a parked car and then hit another vehicle head-on."
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Ventura: I ain't got time to vote
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Submitted by: cg3
"Voter participation and involvement in the political process have been
central themes of Minnesota's shovel-headed, ex-wrestling governor Jesse
Ventura. A previous report noted that he was a no-show a few weeks ago
at the state's primary election on September 10. (Apparently because he
was "too busy.") If Ventura's entries on a golf handicap Web site are
to be believed, he found time to play golf that day."
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Europe: an open society for all
Haaretz Daily | Submitted by: anonymous
"Duisenberg-Bedier de Prairie, who openly supports the Palestinian cause,
recently began a petition against Israeli military action against the
Palestinians. The radio reporter asked her how many signatures she hoped
to collect. After a brief pause, she replied: "Six million," and laughed."
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Suicide? in lynching capital of US
Springfield News-Leader | Submitted by: Agent_99
Writes the submitter: I believe that the last lynching in the U.S.
happened in Springfield, MO in 1906, less than a mile away from where this
unfortunate soul was found flapping in the breeze.
This could truly be a suicide, and what my neighbor told me could prove to
false, but it kinda makes you think.
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Bay Of Pigs in Silicon Valley
MSNBC | Submitted by: JackiZombi
"Dry weather has lured a herd of 400 pound wild pigs to the lush lawns
of South San Jose. Each of the roughly 30 wild pigs is the size of a
refrigerator turned on its side. Gardeners say they have given up on lawns
because the hogs root around in the grass for bugs and worms... "This
time of year these lawns are a big salad bowl."
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Cult claims clone kids coming along
Sydney Morning Herald | Submitted by: mistermagnet
The Rael cult (though not mentioned, they run Clonaid) at work:
"We have viable pregnancies, that is to say three months or more," Brigitte
Boisselier of Clonaid insists. No one knows how many, but 50 "host mothers"
volunteered. The little tykes can anticipate physical deformities, immune
system deficiencies and premature aging. Hooray!
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Law enforcement by robot
Fox News | Submitted by: Soylent
"The lists have not even been culled to eliminate items that should never
have been included in the first place. While most of the works identified in
Exhibit 1 appear to be songs featuring George Harrison, the notice also
demands removal of a file labeled, in part, "John Lennon, Yoko Ono And
George Harrison Interview.mp3." The notice further objects to a file
entitled "Portrait of mrs. harrison Williams 1943.jpg." It even claims
infringement by distribution of a file whose appalling title includes phrases
such as "Nude Preteens and Young Teens Naked... Brian is 14 and Harrison is 8."
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I wrote the music for this Got Milk? commercial.
And this Juniper Networks commercial.
And this Chevy campaign.
I started a stock music company, and built the website to search our catalogue.
This is my band, Hidden Fortress.
It's an interactive computer music jazz ensemble.
Nerdy. But we have fun.
I play keyboards with cool bands.
We perform at places like Bottom of the Hill, Elbo Room, and Yoshi's.
And I produce and mix for talented artists.
I also make stuff with code.
(click the background for a new pattern)
Here's a custom 11/8 step sequencer for Zach.
Push 'all off' before you go.
I made a program to create mashups from the Metropolitan Museum of Art open access content.
Here are some prints.
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Two, including minor, held for stabbing man to death
‘Victim used to abuse, thrash accused’
by Staff ReporterA 21-year-old man has been arrested and a minor detained for allegedly stabbing a youth to death in south Delhi’s Ambedkar Nagar on Sunday night, the police said on Monday.
The accused told the police that the victim used to abuse and thrash them regularly.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) Atul Kumar Thakur said that the victim has been identified as Manoj alias Lavi (21), a resident of Madangir. The 21-year-old accused is Sooraj, who lives in the same area.
The PCR received a call at 11.12 p.m. regarding an incident of stabbing in Madangir. When a police team reached the spot, it was informed that the injured person had been taken to a private hospital by his relatives. “It was found that the victim was declared brought dead by doctors. Stab injuries were found on his body,” the officer said.
A case under Section 302 (punishment for murder) of the Indian Penal Code was registered and an investigation was taken up.
During investigation, it was revealed that the victim was stabbed by three persons following an argument. The accused were identified after a police inquiry.
“The accused, Sooraj, was arrested and a 16-year-old juvenile was apprehended on Monday. Teams are looking for the other accused involved in the case,” the officer said.
During interrogation, the accused told police that the victim, under the influence of alcohol, used to abuse them regularly. “They also said that Manoj used to thrash them reguarly. They decided to take revenge and bought a knife from Haridwar. The knife has been seized,” Mr. Thakur said.


Komodo (CURRENCY:KMD) traded 7% higher against the dollar during the one day period ending at 23:00 PM ET on August 21st. Komodo has a total market capitalization of $126.84 million and approximately $317,288.00 worth of Komodo was traded on exchanges in the last day. One Kom...
Also iirc bitmex doesnt directly trade btc, but it trades futures
WhiteWidow22-Aug-18 02:29 PM
Did you even watch the video
WhiteWidow22-Aug-18 02:43 PM
Because i think you don't understand the whole point mate.
Cryptoon22-Aug-18 02:51 PM
Yeah I watched it, every time there is scheduled maintanance the price on coinbase pumps
And on other exchanges, causing liquidations
Or that is what they imply and then imply that bitmex is the reason
And in the end imply that binance/bitfinex/bitmex all have the same people behind it etc
But what if some group of whales are exploiting the scheduled maintenances to do their pumps
I see there are also more maintenances, hitches with their trading engine where they report on on twitter that do not correlate with pumps/dumps
Tbh as Siu also pointed out yesterday, the shorts were at all time high, so you could kind of expect this to be happening.
And there might be a group of whales behind it that rapes those shorts forcing them to liquidate and exploiting maintenance to do this, but then again
The squeeze was due
He starts off the vid by telling that the movement up was very possible, but at the same time he says that it should not have happened, this sounds like someone that got REKT and is just butthurt tbh
There was a whale or group supporting the price around 6300-6400 for a couple of days now, people playing around with high leverage in any direction when there is no clear way up/down are just retarded
snowdamn22-Aug-18 03:01 PM
BTC holding strong!!!
alts next
Cryptoon22-Aug-18 03:13 PM
Dunno, would like to see BTC trading above 6800
siu - Chainmakers22-Aug-18 03:39 PM
Still nothing surprising
The shorts didnt budge much
snowdamn22-Aug-18 03:41 PM
shorts not budge and price not falling means holding much
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴22-Aug-18 04:07 PM
there is interesting youtube from Andreas about BTC ETF that is going to happen and the result of it. In the result big power over BTC will go to ETF manager, which means they will be able to make their own BTC fork and their fork will most probably will be valued more as there is more money behind ETF. Also it's possible they could try to influence BTC core to imeplement what they preffer. In the end it's possible the official BTC will be the one strongly connected with officials and controlled by regulators. Of course the other forks and other alts may exist. There is also space for gains for alts - as making official regulated BTC can also bring more money to alts.
jl777c22-Aug-18 04:15 PM
as long as it supports CLTV it can be atomic swapped
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Hollowman900022-Aug-18 04:25 PM
BTC chart is ridiculous
Bitmex wins
Bodies of both shorts and longs litter the battlefield
siu - Chainmakers22-Aug-18 04:30 PM
Yeah. This is the pigs slaying
I dont take part on that fight
Cryptoon22-Aug-18 04:34 PM
Someone just put up a 50M market buy order for BTC and rek shorts once and for all
Hollowman900022-Aug-18 04:43 PM
Nah
Crash it and kill everything once and for all
Start fiatchain so rich and powerful keep their riches and power
Then I can go back to button presser at donk factory so I can buy six pack of suds on weekend
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Cryptoon22-Aug-18 04:52 PM
but at least fundazu will be safu
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Hollowman900022-Aug-18 04:59 PM
Rock is safe
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I don’t get paid in fundazu
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WhiteWidow22-Aug-18 05:40 PM
Big news out of China ‼
1. Govt releases notice: No more #bitcoin or #crypto related events at hotels, conferences, office buildings, etc.
2. WeChat Official Accounts of many top #crypto media sources shut down: BiShijie, TokenClub, JinSeCaijin, Huobi, etc.
Bogdanoff LOAD Z CHINA FUD
@Cryptoon Bitmex&bitfinex worked together to conduct this pump. People were told to short before 23th because they think it will be rejected. Meanwhile bitfinex withdrawed 100million tether to their account. Pumped the price during the maintenance.
All shorters couldn't close their positions
Cryptoon22-Aug-18 05:54 PM
Or a customer of finex that needed that kind of usdt
What is the upside for a scam like that? Make a few millions here and there from forced liquidations?
But what is a scam of that size came to light? The potential losses for those firms would be faaaaarrr bigger
Such a narrative of muh bitmex and finex scammed me just doesnt make sense
A scam of that size is quite a lot harder to keep covered... I doubt that is possible
Proshares #Bitcoin $BTC #ETF denied, as expected.
Important to notice the #SEC argument for denial is not based on Bitcoin (on the contrary, it shows a very positive opinion on it) but instead on the manipulative exchange potential.
manipulative exchange
WhiteWidow22-Aug-18 10:37 PM
@Deleted User it's not misspelled dude
dxer66622-Aug-18 10:39 PM
ProShares ETF Denied
In a not so surprising move, the SEC has denied the proposed ProShares ETF, as we predicted would happen in our last post.
The ProShares ETF is very different from the VanEck ETF.
The primary reason, and why we think VanEck (due in September) has the best chance of success, is because VanEck intends on settling contracts with “physical” bitcoin (bitcoin actually owned to back the ETF).

It really never had a shot.
Read more from the SEC here: https://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/nysearca/2018/34-83912.pdf
Bitcoin has been extremely volatile as we suspected, it’s best to wait and see where the dust settles before rushing into any trading decisions.
Welcome to Direxion. Your Home for Leveraged ETFs, Inverse ETFs, and Alternative Mutual Funds. Take advantage of up to Daily 3x leveraged Bull and Bear funds.
Gordon Komodo22-Aug-18 10:48 PM
it's heading to the wrong direction thats for sure (edited)
bishop22-Aug-18 10:57 PM
@Deleted User It's not misspelled
WhiteWidow22-Aug-18 11:33 PM
Emmanuel is from this day on, considered as the smart ass of the KMD discord server imo.
bishop22-Aug-18 11:35 PM
@Deleted User Just a heads up, you can incorporate a business entity in whatever name you want
@KimDotcom Join $kmd #Komodo and $vrsc #Verus
You want bleeding edge tech to fill the role of the archaic system currently in place? Look no further.
#acceptnosubstitutes


‘Police beaters’ convicted
The commercial bus driver and his conductor who assaulted a police officer on the Weija road have been convicted of fine and slapped with a fine of GHS1,800 fine each by the Weija High Court.
The two – Francis Buabeng, 26 and Albert Ansah, 33 – attacked Constable Julius Mawule Ekpe in the line of duty at the Mallam Junction earlier this year.
The court presided by Justice Benard Bentsil fined the two 150 penalty units each (GHS1,800) or face one year in jail.
In an interview with Joy News’ Piesie Nana Yaw Safo, lead counsel for the defendants, Cynthia Nimo Ampadu voiced her dissatisfaction at the verdict.
“We are not satisfied with the outcome of the ruling and so we will apply a copy of the judgment, study it and advise ourselves on the way forward,” she said.
Background
Francis and Albert while driving their bus and looking for passengers at the Weija junction, reportedly stopped in the middle of the road to wait for some commuters.
The driver’s action was said to have caused heavy traffic on the road, causing a motorbike to run into the rear of a private vehicle.
Constable Ekpe, who was around the area, upon noticing the development, went there to help.
But the driver was said to have almost knocked the officer with his vehicle when he ignored the officer’s command to stop and sped off.
The police officer then hopped unto a motorbike, chased and crossed the driver causing him to stop. He then requested that the driver and his mate accompany him to the station.
But the driver and his mate will have none of that. Together, they launched an attack, beating the officer to the surprise of other motorists and passengers.
After the confrontation, the police officer sat in the vehicle and radioed control for assistance.
The driver and his mate abandoned the vehicle and left. The police managed to tow the vehicle to the Odorkor police station.
Other reports from witnesses also suggested that the officer was the first to attack the driver and his mate and that they only retaliated.


RenderWorld [tween#]
Parameters:
| tween# - defaults to 1. |
Description:
| Renders all entities in the world. The optional tween parameter can be used to render entities at a point somewhere between their captured position and their current position. A tween value of 0 will render entities at their captured position, a tween value of 1 will render entities at their current position. Other values may be used for interpolation. Defaults to 1. Tweening is a technique used to allow games to have their game logic updated a fixed amount of times, e.g. 30, while having Blitz3D interpolate between these game logic updates to render as many frames per second as it can, e.g. 60+, with each frame different to the last. This results in a game which only has to have its game logic updated at half the rate of the renders per second, freeing up CPU time, while at the same time having the game run as smooth as possible on anybody's machine. Render tweening is quite an advanced technique, and it is not necessary to use it, so don't worry if you don't quite understand it. See the castle demo included in the mak (nickname of Mark Sibly, author of Blitz3D) directory of the Blitz3D samples section for a demonstration of render tweening. |
| None. |


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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Git and Github ## FISH 507 Fall 2019 ### Lee Qi & Dan Ovando ### 2019-10-21 --- class: middle background-image<EMAIL_ADDRESS>background-size: 100px background-position: 80% 90% .pull-left[ # In this class: What is Git? Why use Git? Basic Git commands Some Github features  ] -- .pull-right[ # By the end of class: Clone a repository Stage and commit changes Initialise a collaborative repository Resolve merge conflicts (or at least understand what they are and what to do) ] --- background-image<EMAIL_ADDRESS>background-size: 100px background-position: 80% 90% # What is Git? -- - A system for version control of a directory - Stored as a series of snapshots (commits) - Reload and restart from each snapshot ![](https://blog.devmountain.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Gitvs.Github-1b-750x322.jpg) ??? Like saving at and loaing from checkpoints in a video game. It becomes a repository when there's version control -- - Free and open source --- class: center # Why use version control?  --- .pull-left[ # Git <img<EMAIL_ADDRESS>width="50%" /> 1. Local version control 1. From the command line or used with third party GUIs 1. Self-contained records of code ] .pull-right[ # Github  1. Cloud-based hosting platform 1. Intuitive graphical web user interface 1. Designed for sharing and collaboration ] --- ## Why use .pull-left[ <img<EMAIL_ADDRESS>width="50%" /> Keep track of your code over time Go back to older versions of your repository Branch to develop and test new features ] -- .pull-right[  Store your repository with its associated version history on a cloud Collaborate! ] --- class: center, middle # Bottom line: If (when) you screw your code up at some point, Git and Github will be there for you to help you find out when and where that happened.  --- # Ways to Git All Git commands can be executed in the command line- Command Prompt, Terminal. There are also many different user interfaces for managing Git repositories. - Dan's favourite: [GitKraken](https://www.gitkraken.com/) - From the makers of Sublime Text: [SublimeMerge](https://www.sublimemerge.com/) - From the developers of Github: [Github Desktop](https://desktop.github.com/) - [RStudio](https://rstudio.com/) .center[     ] --- class: centre # Today -- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/51Uiuy5QBZNkoF3b2Z/giphy.gif) background-size: 300px background-position: 50% 60% We'll be learning how to run things from the ***command line***. --- class: center, middle  -- # `git help` ``` git help <verb> git <verb> -h ``` --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: Getting set up --- class: inverse # Getting set up 1. Open up a command window - Windows users: type "cmd" into your search bar - Mac users: type "terminal" into Spotlight - Linux users: you probably should know how to do this already -- 1. `git --version` - To check that you have installed Git -- 1. `git config --list` - To look at your global Git configuration variables -- 1. `git config --global user.name "Lee Qi" ` - Set user name (not the same as your Github username; this is Git!) 1. `git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Set email address (important in tracking your commit history!) ??? Commits are linked to these, and that's how git and Github track your commits over time --- background-image<EMAIL_ADDRESS>background-size: 100px background-position: 80% 90% # How to Git  --- # How to Git ### Your Mantra: > Commit, pull, push! --- # How to Git (on your local machine) -- 1. Create a directory -- 1. Initialise repository: `git init` -- 1. Make changes -- 1. Stage changes: `git add` and/or `git rm` -- 1.  Clone a repository from a remote: `git clone` - You can also use `git init` but it gets more complicated setting up the remote -- 1. Make changes -- 1. ***Pull*** any changes from your collaborators: `git pull` (shortcut combining `git fetch` and `git merge`) -- 1. Stage changes: `git add` and/or `git rm` 1.  ***Push*** your changes to the remote: `git push` -- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/odsSqL5YuuypW/giphy.gif) background-size: 350px background-position: 90% 90% --- class: middle # `git clone` Clones an existing repository from a remote connection onto your local directory.  --- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/9x6fPJVGpq9HO/giphy.gif) background-size: 450px background-position: 50% 90% ## Why `clone`? Why not just download the .zip file? -- Sets directory up as a repository (i.e., with version history) Sets up link to remote git repository (`git clone`) Tracks your local changes and compares to the remote connection (`git status`) Pull easily to incorporate updates (`git pull`) --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: `git clone` --- class: inverse # `git clone` -- background-image: url("../imgs/clone.png") background-size: 400px background-position: 90% 20% Navigate to the class [page](https://github.com/super-advanced-r-fall-2019/git-and-github). Copy repo link. -- ### From the command line: ``` cd <directory-you-want-the-repo-in> git clone https://github.com/super-advanced-r-fall-2019/git-and-github.git ``` -- ### From RStudio: 1. New Project 1. Version control 1. Git 1. Repository URL: https://github.com/super-advanced-r-fall-2019/git-and-github.git --- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/ZaF4Vl1NQxwaVsStQU/giphy.gif) background-size: 150px background-position: 95% 30% # `.gitignore` One file to rule them all - applies to every clone of the repository Specifies files and diretories to ignore (intentionally untrack) -- Each line specifies a pattern - `*` matches anything but a `/` - `!` excludes files from a specified pattern - Visit [here](https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore) and [here](https://github.com/github/gitignore) for ways to specify patterns -- Can also set global patterns to ignore as a configuration variable `core.excludesFile` -- ***NOTE***: Files already tracked by Git are not affected. - To stop tracking a file that is currently tracked, `git rm --cached` will do the trick. --- class: inverse, middle # What does this repo's `.gitignore` file look like? ??? And what files are ignored? --- class: middle # Exercise - .gitignore Ignore all the .csv, .Rdata, and .rds files inside the results folder --- # `git pull` Shortcut combining `git fetch` and `git merge`.  -- `git fetch`: downloads changes from the remote repository ??? Doesn't touch your working tree; gives you chance to look at what you're dealing with before actually merging -- `git merge`: merges those changes with your local copy. --- class: inverse, middle, centre # Workflow Demo ??? Make change to .gitignore --- class: inverse, middle, centre # Exercise: `git pull` --- class: inverse # `git pull` ### From the command line: ``` git pull ``` OR ``` git fetch git merge ``` -- ### From RStudio: - Git tab - Pull --- # What happens if you've made changes to the same file that someone had already committed? -- ## Sometimes If more than one person has been working on the same file, you can get the dreaded ***MERGE CONFLICT*** message when you try to pull. -- ## But We are getting ahead of ourselves... --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: Create a new repo --- class: inverse # Creating a repository from scratch -- 1. Create a new directory on your computer -- 1. Command line: ``` cd new-directory # Change the working directory git init # Initialise the repo ls -a # List all the files in the repo ``` -- 1. Create a `.gitignore` -- 1. Create a `README.md` ??? Local version control -- # OR create one on Github ... and clone it to your computer. ??? Automatically sets up the remote link --- background-image: url(https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/images/areas.png) background-size: 800px background-position: 50% 60% # Now what? ??? How do we get from working directory to git directory? Staging! --- background-image: url(https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/images/lifecycle.png) background-size: 800px background-position: 50% 60% # Staging changed files for commits ??? Tracked vs untracked files -- Where does the .gitignore come in? ??? Modified vs unmodified --- class: middle background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/oZvduOsUmlsk/giphy.gif) background-size: 300px background-position: 90% 20% # `git add` Stages tracked modified files for committing. -- # `git rm` Removes a tracked file from the Git index and from the working directory. -- # `git status` View status of your repo - which files are in what state. --- # On staging files - Stage / unstage changes selectively (`git add/rm <filename>`; recommended) or - Stage all at once (`git add/rm -a`; my lazy method) -- - Check the status with `git status` on the command line, or with a GUI -- - `git diff <filename>` can show unstaged changes of a file, but can get unwieldy -- .center[  ] --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: Staging Changes --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: Pair up --- class: inverse # Inviting a collaborator Pick someone to be Person 1 and someone to be Person A -- .pull-left[ ### Person 1: - Navigate to your newly-created Github repository on your internet browser - Under `Settings / Collaborators`, add Person A and grant push access ] .pull-right[ ### Person A: - Clone Person 1's repo to your computer ] --  --- class: inverse # Exercise: Making and Staging Changes -- 1. Check the status of the repository - `git status` -- 1. Create a file in the repository - e.g., an R script that prints: `Hello, World!` - Person A and Person 1 each saves this files under a different name -- 1. Check the status of the repository -- 1. Stage your change - `git add -a` or `git add <name-of-R-file>` -- 1. Check the status of the repository again - what's changed?   Check the status of your repo -- ### Bonus How would we undo a commit? --- class: middle, center ## Why can't you see the other person's changes?  --- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/oey8cN3A3yNdS/giphy.gif) background-size: 400px background-position: 95% 50% class: middle # `git push` Push your local commits to the remote. --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: `git push` --- class: inverse # `git push` .pull-left[ ### Person 1 Push commit ] -- .pull-right[ ### Person A Check repo status Pull changes Push commit ] -- .pull-left[ Pull changes ] -- .center[ ## Together: pick one file to mess around in. ] --- # Merge Conflicts .pull-left[ Look like this ``` <<<<<<< HEAD:my-file.R a <- 2 + 2 ======= a <- 2 + 3 >>>>>>> issue-5:my-file.R ``` ] .pull-right[ From [happygitwithr](https://happygitwithr.com/git-branches.html) In this conflict, the lines between <<<<<>>>>>> issue-5:my-file.R are from the feature branch we are merging. To resolve the conflict, edit this section until it reflects the state you want in the merged result. Pick one version or the other or create a hybrid. Also remove the conflict markers <<<<<<, ====== and >>>>>>. *Save, stage, commit, pull, and push the results* ] --- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/69yrZWuu7clVYvmtJi/giphy.gif) background-size: 300px background-position: 90% 60% class: middle # Merge Conflicts .pull-left[ ### When changes happen on two different copies of the repo and are directed to the same remote They are going to happen You will have to deal with it Almost definitely by hand Easier with a GUI Helps if you `pull` / `commit` / `push` often ] --- # Dealing with Merge Conflicts When you `pull`, Git will automatically try and merge files that have conflicts. Might be easier to go into a GUI and manually sort through the changes - Some GUIs have more intuitive interfaces than others -- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/hvGKQL8lasDvIlWRBC/giphy.gif) background-size: 350px background-position: 50% 90% ## If all else fails, there is always the nuclear option... but ***highly do not recommend***! ??? Deleting and re-downloading the repo --- class: middle background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/YB7mkFNOSWZZS/giphy.gif) background-size: 350px background-position: 90% 10% # `git stash` Stores a local version of your changes as in a "stash" without necessarily staging and commiting those changes (though you could if you wanted to!) -- After `pull`ing, can use `git stash pop` to merge your local changes with new changes -- Still have to manually go into the file and accept / reject changes --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: Conflict Management --- class: inverse # Conflict Management ### Both: Make (separate) changes to the file you've selected -- ### Person A: Stage, commit, and push your changes -- ### Person 1: Pull from the remote What happens if you also stage, commit, and push your own changes? --- class: inverse # `git stash` ### Person 1 ``` git stash # Temporarily store your local changes git pull # Overwrite your local files with the remote git stash pop # Apply stashed changes to new files git status # Check repo status ``` -- ### Both Look at the merged file and manually resolve the conflict(s) -- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/KL7xA3fLx7bna/giphy.gif) background-size: 300px background-position: 90% 10% .pull-left[ ### Person 1 Stage, commit, and push the conflict-free file ] -- .pull-right[ ### Person A Pull changes ] --- background-image<EMAIL_ADDRESS>background-size: 300px background-position: 80% 80% # Branching often may also help. ### What is branching? .pull-left[ The `master` branch is the main branch The `develop` branch goes parallel to the `master`, and merges back into the `master` at stable points This way, the `master` branch never gets messed up. ] --- # Why branch? <img<EMAIL_ADDRESS>width="80%" style="display: block; margin: auto;" /> ??? Can form sub-teams to work on different features or bug fixes --- class: middle background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/14b13BDH3V81wc/giphy.gif) background-size: 200px background-position: 90% 10% # `git branch` Lists branches in your working tree -- ### `git checkout -b branch-name` Creates a new branch with `branch-name` Switches to existing branch named `branch-name` Keeps local changes for staging ### `git push -u branch-name` Publishes branch to GitHub --- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/odsSqL5YuuypW/giphy.gif) background-size: 400px background-position: 90% 90% # Original Workflow ### In your Git repo: Make changes Stage changes: `git add` and/or `git rm` Commit changes: `git commit -m "a very informative commit message"` Push changes to remote: `git push` --- # Branching ### In your Git repo: Create a new branch: `git checkout -b my-new-feature-branch` Make changes Stage changes: `git add` and/or `git rm` Commit changes: `git commit -m "a very informative commit message"` Push changes to remote branch: `git push origin my-new-feature-branch` -- background-image: url("https://media.giphy.com/media/149ppZy9RU4CPe/giphy.gif") background-size: 150px background-position: 50% 90% --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: Branching --- class: inverse # Branching 1. Create a branch from your local repo - `git checkout -b my-new-branch` 2. Make and commit changes to that branch 3. Checkout master branch - `git checkout master` 4. Merge changes in feature branch back into the master branch - `git merge my-new-branch` -- ### Bonus 1. Make more changes to your branch 1. Go back to `master` and make changes 1. Go back to your branch and [rebase](https://hackernoon.com/git-merge-vs-rebase-whats-the-diff-76413c117333) from `master` 1. Merge rebased branch back into `master` --- background-image: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/xT0xewLy70uaFY3Vte/giphy.gif) background-size: 250px background-position: 90% 10% # Cloning vs Forking .pull-left[ ### Cloning 1. Creates a local copy of the repository on your computer 1. Does not automatically grant push privileges 1. If you have changes or fixes, they stay in your local repository unless you're granted pushing privileges ] .pull-right[ ### Forking 1. Creates a copy of the repository on Github 1. You have push privileges to your forked repository 1. You can create a Pull Request for the owner of the original repository to review your changes and merge them into the original repository ] --- class: inverse, middle, center # Exercise: Forking a repo --- class: inverse # Forking a repo ### Person 1 Fork repository from Person A's Github Clone forked repo ### Both Create a branch Make changes to it (ideally with conflicts) --- class: inverse # Forking a repo ### Person 1 Commit and push those changes Submit a pull request to Person A's master branch -- ### Person A Review and merge pull request --- # Fun stuff to look into Github - Issues - Releases - Projects Git - `git tag` - `git bisect` -- ## Things to keep in mind - Deleting files doesn't remove from Github necessarily - Repos can get unwieldy over time - Try not to store anything other than code to keep it light - Github Releases is a cool feature that could help --- # Resources [Happy Git and Github for the useR](https://happygitwithr.com/) [Oh Sh*t, Git!](https://ohshitgit.com/) * [Dangit, Git!](https://dangitgit.com/) if you're so inclined [git documentation itself isn't bad](https://git-scm.com/docs/) # Fun Resources [Commits From Last Night](http://www.commitlogsfromlastnight.com/) [git manual page generator](https://git-man-page-generator.lokaltog.net/) [starwars intro you commit history!](http://starlogs.net/#DanOvando/Global-Fishery-Potential) --- # With time, practice, and patience


'nothing is impossible'
Lazio beg Celtic to do them Europa League favour by beating Cluj.. despite rival fans’ bitter taunts and violent attacks
by Mark WalkerLAZIO boss Simone Inzaghi has begged Celtic to do them a favour by beating Cluj in the final game in their Europa League group and he's backed Neil Lennon's men to save their skin.
Celtic qualified with two games to go and have already topped the group after a stunning campaign, which included a home and away success against Lazio.
Lazio now must beat Rennes in France and pray the Hoops can go to Romania and win, even though Cluj need just a point to qualify and it's a dead rubber match for Celtic.
And it's unlikely too many Celtic fans would shed a tear for Lazio if they didn't qualify following two clashes containing plenty of ugly off-field incidents.
But Inzaghi insists he has every faith in Celtic.
He said: "First of all, we have to do our duty in France. There's no point worrying about what is happening in the other game if we can't beat Rennes.
"Celtic have given everything in this group and I believe they will do this also in Romania.
"I believe it's the mindset of the Scots to try and win every match and we have to hope they will do that and win at Cluj.
"In football, nothing is impossible. We have to keep believing we will qualify.
"Celtic won at the Stadio Olimpico so they can certainly also win at Cluj. Like I say, it won't matter if we cannot beat Rennes. Let's do our job there and see what happens."
The Hoops were fined £13,000 by Uefa over 'illicit banners' and 'illicit chants' from their supporters during their 2-1 win over Lazio at Parkhead.
The section of the ground which hosts the Green Brigade displayed a series of controversial banners throughout the match.
They displayed a "Brigate Verde" tifo which bore a striking resemblance to Italian left-wing organisation Brigate Rosse.
A flag depicting former dictator Mussolini's hanging was also unveiled with the words "follow your leader" which led to the former Italian prime minister's granddaughter hitting out at Celts supporters.
There were also messages which translated to "f*** Lazio" and "Laziale Parto Anale" which roughly translates to "Lazio fans are birthed anally".
Trouble also flared in Rome with Celtic fans stabbed while armed hooligans attacked a bar full of Bhoys supporters.
Meanwhile, Lazio and Italy midfielder Marco Parolo was still complaining about the Hoops' double success against them.
He said: "We collected zero points against Celtic despite clearly not being inferior to them and that's what has cost us.
"The first defeat against Cluj was one of these things, but losing home and away to Celtic is something that should never have happened."
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Current style: Heaven is Closer by Niko Neugebauer
A simple style that improves with the quality of your browser's CSS support
| Design Name | Author | Country | Comment | Download |
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| Total | 78 designs | |||
| table red-white | Jens | Germany | Inspired by the original 'Assischale' and dedicated to 'Kollesche' ;-) Best wishes to everybody! | Download |
| Candy | Stefan Bihl | Germany | Hi, I hope this CSS File is not to pink ;-) Regards Stefan | Download |
| Simple and Clean | Leandro Pessoa | Brazil | My model! ;) | Download |
| Blue | Newton de Góes Horta | Brasil | Minimalist design in blue | Download |
| Infected | Infected-FX | Mexico | Minimal and clean design for next tutorial, mooflex inspired colors, icons by fam fam fam. ^^ | Download |
| Azulon | Joorge Epunan | Chile | Just playing with the ccode. I like the blue, and how it combines with other elements Looks pretty nice. | Download |
| Casablanca | Rodrigo Castilho Galvao Ferreira | Brazil | Inspired by Casablanca Web Standards Template existing in Template Design Competition, WESTCIV. | Download |
| Salmon | Ricardo Aroca | Chile | Orange colors. Style inspired in salmon, the main product of my city, Puerto Montt. Some advanced selectors (hover, after, before) and properties (content). Best viewed in modern browsers. | Download |
| Clear Blue | Robert Hartl | Germany | It's a clear but individual white-blue design with subdued hover-effects for modern browsers. | Download |
| Blix Theme | Newton de Ges Horta | Brasil | Table design based on Sebastian Schmieg's Blix Theme for Wordpress 2.0. Icons by Kevin Potts | Download |
| iCubed | Lar Veale | Ireland | Nice clean table with small gradient images. Row hover in Firefox gives another gradient effect. | Download |
| Jacob | Emiliano ESB | Brasil | Web Usability useit.com: usable information technology | Download |
| Go Jamaica | Hernn | Argentina | Jamaica, A Good place! | Download |
| Poetry For Browser | Monika Thon-Soun | Austria | Code is Poetry. Internet Explorer you can't show us arrows and hover effects. You can't show us correct borders. It looks like that you can't understand poetry. Don't be jealous of browsers. It is simply:Learn to be a browser and everything is going to be alright. | Download |
| Red Body | Jarek Karczewski | Poland | Red Body is my first style. I hope you like it :-) I'll try to do another style, maybe ... Enjoy | Download |
| Like Adwords | Cleiton Francisco | Brazil | A simple style like Google Adwords list. | Download |
| Pretty In Pink | Viktor Persson | Sweden | Smooth, pretty and pink. Best viewed in Mozilla Firefox. | Download |
| Two times table | Stu Nicholls | England | A very basic table for all Internet Explorer users but something VERY different for understanding browsers :o Hope you like it. | Download |
| Brazilian taste | DvD Franco | Brazil | Pleasant design with happy colours, readable data and a bonus: a little effect playing with the caption text and image background. | Download |
| bluish | Stefan Herzig | Germany | Blue style with a hint of Amiga | Download |
| Second Revolution | Henrique Costa Pereira | Brazil | Flexible glass button style. Feel free to resize the font! | Download |
| BluInBlock | JuanMa | Argentina | It is a good blue style that contains block properties with any background images. I hope you like it :) | Download |
| pop.pop.star | Timo Wirth | Germany | Inspired by Andy Warhol, this bold and simple table emphasizes the table rows (rather than the columns). | Download |
| Tabular tables | Stu Nicholls | England | A simple table using a little border art for mouseovers. | Download |
| The Sky Is Blue | Eric Pui | Malaysia | The sky is blue... | Download |
| Sea Glass | Stephanie Leary | US | Subtle and green. | Download |
| Orange Brownie | Cody Lindley | US | Nice idea, the site that is. | Download |
| Blaugrana | Choan C. Glvez | Spain | Alternating row and link colors. Enhancements (hover, image replacement) for modern browsers. | Download |
| Soft Table | Newton de Ges Horta | Brazil | A simple table style with the use of the soft brown color | Download |
| Innocent Flowers | Christine Kirchmeier | Germany | Simple, friendly design in blue | Download |
| Shades of Blue | Velizar Garvalov | Bulgaria | Simple blue design with some :hover effects | Download |
| Gmail scrolling | Mauricio Samy Silva | Brazil | A look-alike theme with fixed height for the table container DIV and vertical scroll bar. There is an :hover behavior on caption background image. | Download |
| Shades of Purple | Demetrius Francis | Bahamas | Basic styles with a purple scheme. | Download |
| Turkish Delight | Paul Brownsmith | UK | Raspberry shades with chocolate rollovers for compliant browsers. Clean, clear and choco-sweet. | Download |
| Grayed Out | Terence Ordona | US | A simple look and feel that improves with the quality of your browser's CSS support. Shows possible use of a la Excel styling. | Download |
| Nimbupani | Divya | Singapore | A minimalist style that explores the relative weights of the lines that differentiates one element from the other. The same design elements has also been used on this site http://jflickruploader.blogspot.com | Download |
| Trekkish Violets | Patryk Zawadzki | Poland | Well... a bit trekkish I guess (but not really inspired by holodeck). Blues and violets here and there. Looks best when viewed in Firefox. | Download |
| Golden style | Michael Horn | Germany | Golden coloured style, with hover effects in modern browsers (Firefox, Opera). | Download |
| Oranges In The Sky | Krasimir Makaveev | Bulgaria | Just a simple table design with orange and blue links! | Download |
| Rockstar | Jens Wedin | Sweden | Simple classic design with advanced stuff for standard compliant browsers. | Download |
| Greyscale | Two Plus Four | UK | Minimalist design in black, white and shades of grey. Resizeable text and CCS2 enhancements for those that know. | Download |
| Coffee with milk | Roger Johansson | Sweden | Clean, no-nonsense design with a latte-ish colour palette. Some extra design features in modern browsers. | Download |
| Clean and crisp | Mats Lindblad | Sweden | Clean and Crips table style, with a little MS feel to it. Although it works best in Firefox. | Download |
| classic | mitch | uk | no comment, just some damn good table styling! | Download |
| Winter Blues | Gunta Klavina | Latvia | Blue pastel coloured style. | Download |
| Green Life | Vitaly Friedman | Germany | A Fresh, Warm and Readable Table | Download |
| Breathing Space | Kevin Leitch | UK | Lots of padding on the default design. Contains enhancments for selector-enabled browsers. | Download |
| Warm Fall | Mya Leigh | USA | Warm fall colors with easy to read text. | Download |
| iTunes | John Lawrence | UK | Table design based on Apple's iTunes software. | Download |
| MintGreen | Taimar Teetlok | Estonia | Warm and friendly mint-green presentation. | Download |
| Heaven is Closer | Niko Neugebauer | Portugal | A simple style that improves with the quality of your browser's CSS support | Download |
| Table on a Table | C Montoya | USA | Pastel blue and yellow, and a nifty background. Behaves decently in IE. Images are table_oil2.jpg and table_oil3.jpg. | Download |
| Cygenta | Tim Baker | Canada | Monospaced with a painful palette. | Download |
| Spread Firefox! | Thierry Koblentz | USA | Best experience in Firefox! ;-) | Download |
| Table Sprite | Parker Torrence | USA | This design employs a single graphic for both the caption title and the background effects. | Download |
| Muted | Dan Champion | Scotland | Grey and beige, clean and simple. Minimal use of CSS2 fancy bits like :after and tr:hover. | Download |
| Chocolate | Phil Thompson | UK | A simple table style with a sexy chocolate-inspired colour scheme. Lots of room for the table data to breathe. | Download |
| Smilies | Andr Mendona | Brasil | Green table with alpha transparency, lots of smilies and shadows. | Download |
| Inset cells | Mauricio Samy Silva | Brazil | A table with inset cells and the use of adjacent-sibling selectors and border-spacing propertie for compliants browsers. | Download |
| Shaded Colour | Erik A. Drabl¿s | Norway | Dark table design using alternating link colors. | Download |
| Revoluo Etc | Henrique Costa Pereira | Brazil | Nice warm coloured table with small, but resizable, text. | Download |
| Lab Report | Louise Dade | UK | Clear, simple and informative data display for a scientific paper. Includes a background image, download icon and a "faux alpha transparency" rollover effect (a tiny tile with every other pixel transparent). Fully commented CSS file. | Download |
| MSIE hover | Mirek Komrek | Czech Republic | Really simple one with hover in MSIE (using JavaScript via expression()) | Download |
| Kashual Khaki | Shane Shepherd | USA | You'll look great in Kashual Khaki! Be ready for fun when your lookin' snappy in khaki! | Download |
| Orange You Glad | Randy Peterman | USA | There is an image required for standards compliant browsers to get a 'bonus' download arrow for the download links. | Download |
| Matrix? | Christian Roque G. | Peru | using black and green, remove the red and bigger letter. | Download |
| 10 minutes | Richard Grevers | New Zealand | Minimalist, using separated borders and spacing with a four-colour pallette. | Download |
| Spearmint tints | Ben Boyle | AUS | Simple coloured style with a minty theme. | Download |
| Table structure | Ben Boyle | AUS | Contrasts headings and cells, displays heading scope and summary (where supported). | Download |
| City Mouse | Janie Hadsel | USA | A tab with image text is placed in the caption background; caption text is hidden, but remains accessible to non-graphical browsers and screen readers. A simple table background image is dressed up by layering a transparent gif placed in the odd table rows. | Download |
| Alpha transparency | Mauricio Samy Silva | Brazil | Simulating alpha transparency with CSS | Download |
| Grey suits you sir | Stuart Colville | UK | Smart grey table with hover effect. | Download |
| Cusco Sky | Braulio Andrs Soncco Pimentel | Per | Soft blues like Cusco Sky | Download |
| Roll Over from Down Unda | Jason M Roehrig | AUS | A very sophisticated table showing many rollover effects on CSS2-abled browsers | Download |
| Blue On Blue | Glenn Slaven | AUS | A serif font table with a bit of colour to define the cells. | Download |
| Chrome de la chrome | Chris Heilmann | UK | Using gradient backgrounds to create chrome effects | Download |
| Minimalist | Chris Heilmann | UK | As minimal as you can get, only lines around the body cells | Download |
| Plain old table | Chris Heilmann | UK | Tried and true, boring grey table with a one pixel line | Download |


I'm A Celebrity viewers complain about Kate Garraway's bunches
Some have even threatened to stop watching because of it
by Rebecca CarterViewers of I'm A Celebrity are complaining about Kate Garraway's bunches.
The Good Morning Britain presenter has sported the hairstyle over the past couple of days during challenges and her first Bushtucker trial last night.
However, the bunches aren't going down well with some viewers who told Kate to ditch the hairdo on Twitter.
Read more: I'm A Celebrity viewers stunned as Kate Garraway reveals her vagina's nickname
One person said: "I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, grown women with pigtails makes me CRINGE! Wtf are you thinking Kate?!"
Another wrote: "I hope someone sneaks into camp at night and cuts Kate’s hair off, the pigtails are not working for her."
A third added: "Can someone please tell Kate that pigtails look ridiculous!! You’re not 5 love!!"
Others loved Kate's bunches.
Last night, Kate took on her first Bushtucker trial alongside American TV star Caitlyn Jenner.
The pair were strapped down inside transparent boxes, which were then lifted in the air.
They had to chuck a ball into a moving bucket below them and had 10 minutes to try and get as many as they could.
The pair were joined by a number of critters in the box as well as rats.
They managed to get two balls each into the buckets, meaning they had four meals in total.
Hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly then revealed the pair had to split, with one going to the more luxury camp Croc Creek while one had to return to Snake Rock.
The campmates in Croc Creek had to decide who they wanted to join them and they chose Kate, meaning Caitlyn went back to the less-than-luxury camp.
I'm A Celebrity continues tonight on ITV at 9pm.
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of this story.


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