Lyft opposes fee hike, plans to end Phoenix airport service
PHOENIX (AP) - The rideshare company Lyft is planning to end service to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in January over proposed fee increases.
The current fee is $2.66 for pickup only.
Last month, the Phoenix City Council voted to charge companies such as Uber and Lyft a $4 fee for each ride to and from the airport starting in 2020.
The rate would increase 25 cents each year until it reaches $5 for pick-up and $5 for drop off by 2024.
In a letter to the Phoenix Aviation Department, Lyft executive Bakari Block says the company is obligated to prevent the unfair penalization of their drivers and riders by ceasing operations at the airport beginning in January.
The city council will consider the fee increase again on Dec. 18.
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by Alice cloe - Jun 19, 2020
Struggling to sell one multi-million dollar home currently on the market won’t stop actress and singer Jennifer Lopez.
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Hacktech is Caltech's premier hackathon. For 36 thrilling hours, thousands of students from across the country will assemble with one goal in mind: build the coolest thing the world has ever seen.
 Stay up for 48 hours with the smartest people you'll ever meet, building the coolest things you have created and chugging more Red Bull than you ever thought possible.
What should I create?
You can build whatever you want: websites, apps, or hardware (no soldering allowed). All code must be written during the hackathon - feel free to use open source libraries and APIs. Hacks are judged on creativity, technical difficulty, usefulness, and overall awesomeness.
Who can come?
Any undergraduate or graduate students. We also admit high school students on a case-by-case basis.
Do I have to apply or just register?
Anyone can come to hackTECH! However, there is an application process for awarding travel reimbursements. If you're out-of-state and want up to $200 travel reimbursed, apply here.
What should I bring?

Do I sign up as a team or individual?
You can sign up as a team of up to four members or as an individual. If you're an individual looking for team members, you will find tons of other smart people at the event to form a team.
When does the event end?
The final awards and closing ceremony will end at 4pm on Sunday, March 1st. Shuttles to LAX will be available from 9am to 9pm on Sunday.
When should I arrive at the venue?
The opening ceremony starts at 9pm on Friday, February 27th. Be sure to find a place to stay if you plan on arriving before February 27th! There are plenty of cool places to check out if you get to LA early.
What if I'm from out-of-state and don't get chosen for a travel reimbursement?
We would still love to have you! You can still register and hack. The only difference is that we won't cover any of your travel expenses.
How does the application process work for travel reimbursements?
We are using rolling admission, so get your applications in early. Applications for travel reimbursements are due February 5th. Don't worry if you haven't heard back about reimbursements yet! We're waiting on RSVPs from our first round of reimbursements and will be sending more out later.
I live in Northern California. How do I get to the event?
We will provide buses free of charge to the first 500 applicants from Northern California that say they need a bus on their registration. You can catch our buses at Berkeley or Stanford at 3:00pm on Friday, February 27th. We'll drop you off at Stanford or Berkeley at 10:00pm on Sunday. More details to come.
What if I'm flying from out of state?
We will provide free shuttles at LAX throughout Friday afternoon that will bring you directly to the venue and Sunday afternoon to take you back to the airport. More details to come.
How does reimbursement work?
At the event, we will distribute reimbursement forms to individuals selected for $200 reimbursements. Following the event, we will do a direct transfer to your account.
How are hacks presented?
On Sunday at 12:00pm, all hackers will be able to demo their hacks to sponsors and their fellow hackers. Fifteen hacks will be selected based on submitted videos, and these teams/individuals will present their hacks to everyone for two minutes.
What other rules should I be aware of?
We're glad you asked! Alcohol is forbidden. Also, no soldering irons, open flames, or anything else you couldn't safely use in a stadium ( ask us if in doubt). No weapons, firearms, etc.


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FB Design Website
This is a website I built for my parents' architecture firm FB Design. They needed a site to showcase their work with a few basic features, like the ability to filter projects. I designed a simple website that has just three page types, plus an about page.
Landing Page
The landing page rotates between a few images from projects, which clicking on will take you to the project page. This page is designed to immediately present a new user with projects to choose from, as opposed to a information about the firm. The idea is to put the projects before background info, which the user can choose later when they become interested by the projects they've seen.
All Projects Page
This is an index of all the available projects. They can be filtered using a dropdown, with each category being the kind of project, so that prospective clients can select just the relevant kind of projects when browsing.
Project Pages
Each project page starts with a hero image, with the project's title and a brief subtitle. I decided to create two different variations of the projcect page covers, one with a full sized image and another with an image that takes about 2/3 the width of the page. This adds some variation between the pages when browsing, so it dosen't feel too "templatey."
Scrolling down each project page reveals more images and text describing the project. The layout varies between text and image.


WATCH: Niall Horan explains the '12 Pubs of Christmas' to Jimmy Fallon
by Frances MulraneyNiall Horan explained the Irish tradition of the '12 Pubs of Christmas' while on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon
The 12 Pubs of Christmas is a favorite all around Ireland during December that sees groups of merrymakers visit a dozen pubs in one night.
Read More: WATCH: Niall Horan explains Irish slang and his new single ‘Nice to Meet Ya’
It may sound like a recipe for disaster but thankfully, boyband member turned bona fide pop star Niall Horan explained to Jimmy Fallon that the celebration is more than just about drinking and that it's actually a great way to catch up with old friends.
Horan, who told Fallon he usually only gets back home to Ireland once or twice a year, says he's looking forward to going home for the holidays.
“We always do like … all my mates from school, there’s like 15 or 16 of us, and we do this thing called The 12 Pubs of Christmas.
“So basically there’s 26 pubs in one mile in my hometown, and there’s about 14,000 people, so it’s well spread you know? You’ve got room in the pub when you go in.
"So you just go round, and there’s rules, like between [pubs] four and five you have to link arms with one of your mates and walk backwards to the next pub, and you have a certain amount of time to drink.
“We should make it into a documentary. I would watch it.”
"It sounds like a Hallmark movie to me," said Fallon.
Read More: Niall Horan urges fans to be nicer on social media
Horan also explained that the traditional Irish Christmas feast falls very much in line with the generic US version with turkey, ham and of course, “all the different types of potatoes.”
You can check out proud Irish man Niall Horan chatting with Jimmy Fallon here:
Read More: Happy Birthday to one of our favorite singers, Niall Horan!
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A DANGEROUS WOMAN A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
[This is one of my golden oldies reviews - written years ago when I was just getting started and never posted. I stand by the conclusions, but in most cases many details are missing that I would normally include today.]
Last night I saw A DANGEROUS WOMAN starring Barbara Hershey, Gabriel Byrne, and most of all Debra Winger. I gave the movie 2 stars. I liked it but could not recommend it.
A DANGEROUS WOMAN had very poor directing by Stephen Gyllenhaal. Overall the show was a mess. You could fall asleep in parts it went so slow. You may remember Gyllenhaal from all of the TV movies he has directed. Perhaps you saw his awful PARIS TROUT on TV.
What was good about A DANGEROUS WOMAN was Debra Winger's part. She played someone who the doctors could find nothing wrong with but who suffered from an extremely low IQ.
The movie centered around Winger's sexuality. She gave an absolutely wonderful performance. Very realistic. I wish she had a better director. The other people in the movie were acceptable but nothing special.
There is one scene in the movie that was more chilling than any horror show. Best to close your eyes and hold your ears - it was frightening.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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Just launched this new podcast where we explore the technical details of package management, the stories and the history of various projects, and the communities around them too. Every two weeks there will be a brand new interview with a package manager maintainer.First episode is an interview with Mike McQuaid, the lead maintainer of Homebrew.


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science shopping list (Source)
April 4, 2017
All Stars:
Shallots -- Scallions --
The super star
(from the Allium family including garlic)
a little more expensive but much better for us
Garlic --
-- potent cancer fighter among fruits and veggies --learned in 2001 the way we prepare garlic matters a great deal : the problem is the compound is called Allicin : but in a clove of garlic there is no Allicin there are only the 2 compounds to make Allicin garlic press slice and set aside for 10 mins for maximum Allicin, which itself is tolerant to heat. (for the enzyme and protein to react)
Onions --
Red onion have Quercetin which is heat tolerant and in fact the more onions are cooked the more quercetin is formed
Tomatoes --
have Lycopene --- the longer you cook them. (lycopene is linked to lower heart attack and stroke)-- long cooked sauces are great
Cabbage family
Mustard greene
Cabbage
Wasabi
Horseradish
Kale
Broccoli
Shop By Color: these foods have Anthocyanin
Purple
Concord grape
Purple berries
Eggplants (Aubergine)
Plumbs
Purple corn
Purple corn leaves 10x more than in kernels
Red
Cranberry
Red grapefruit
Red berries
Redcurrant
Red Onion
Red Potatoes
Cherry
Blue
Blue corn
Blue potatoes
Blueberries
Black
Marion blackberry
Black raspberry
Blackcurrant
colorless (exceptions)
Artichoke
Onions
Apples
Teas
Dietary sources of lycopene
μg/g wet weight source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycopene
Raw tomato 8.8–42
Tomato juice 86–100
Tomato sauce 63–131
Tomato ketchup 124
Watermelon 23–7 2
Pink grapefruit 3.6–34
Pink guava 54
Papaya 20–53
Rosehip puree 7.8
Apricot < 0.1
Foods containing quercetin
mg/100g of edible portion source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quercetin
Most berries
Capers
Radish leaves
Dill 55 (mg/100g)
Cilantro 53
Fennel leaves 48.8
Onion, red 32
Radicchio 31.5
Watercress 30
buckwheat 23
Kale 23
Plums, black 12
Cow peas 11
Sweet potato 10
Prickly pear cactus fruits
Apples, Red Delicious
Broccoli
Tea, black or green
Red kidney beans 0.06
Selected foods resveratrol
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resveratrol
Peanuts (raw) 1 cup (146 grams)
Peanuts (boiled) 1 cup (180 grams)
Peanut butter 1 cup (258 grams)
Red grapes 1 cup (160 grams)
Cocoa powder 1 cup (200 grams)
Foods containing anthocyanin
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthocyanin
Acai 320
Blackcurrant 190–270
Aronia (chokeberry) >1,480
Eggplant (Aubergine) 750
Blood orange ~200
Marion blackberry 317
Black raspberry 589
Raspberry 365
Wild blueberry 558
Cherry >122 Queen Garnet plum 277
Redcurrant 80–420 Purple corn 1,642
Purple corn leaves 10x more than in kernels
Concord grape 326
Red wine
Red wines have more health benefits than whites (Anthocyanin)
Red grapes = Anthocyanin + Resveratrol
Red is fermented with seeds and skin; white is not
Resveratrol: (mean/range) | (mg/150 ml)
Red wine (global) 1.98 – 7.13 | 0.30 – 1.07
Red wine (Spanish) 1.92 – 12.59 | 0.29 – 1.89
Red grape juice (Spanish) 1.14 – 8.69 | 0.17 – 1.30
Rose wine (Spanish) 0.43 – 3.52 | 0.06 – 0.53
Pinot noir 0.40 – 2.0 | 0.06 – 0.30
White wine (Spanish) 0.05 – 1.80 | 0.01 – 0.27
Concord Grape-- wild American grape-- increased cognition and memory in older people showing memory loss, decreased blood pressure
The denser the the color of wine – cab sauv, merlot, shiraz –>more
Anthocyanin, which (also) counteracts sugar in foods (keeps blood sugar lower and insulin more effective)
Dessert
Bake a Pie!
Berries -- become more nutritious as you cook them
Apples: Honeycrisp and Granny Smith are the best
Good stuff is in the skin, leave the skin


About Config Providers¶
Config providers are a special type of Keydra provider, that can be the source of secrets and environments for Keydra to manage.
They must have an accountusername attribute, and a load_config method, which they use to bootstrap Keydra.
This special method is passed initial config values, which are built by Keydra from environment variables as can be seen in docsrc/sample_template.yaml.
{
'accountusername': 'an_account',
'secrets': {
'repository': 'keydraconfiguration',
'filetype': 'yaml',
'path': 'config/secrets.yaml'
},
'environments': {
'filetype': 'yaml',
'repository': 'keydraconfiguration',
'path': 'config/environments.yaml'
}
}
When distributing secrets to a code repo, the config accountusername will be used by default, unless over-ridden within the config section of the distribution spec. For example, this distribution would use the gyrospectre organisation in Github:
distribute:
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config:
repository: my_code
scope: repository
envs:
- dev
key: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
provider: github
source: key
Whereas this spec overrides the default to use the woot org.
distribute:
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config:
repository: my_code
scope: repository
account_username: woot
envs:
- dev
key: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
provider: github
source: key


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FacebookType.Metadata
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Comment() |
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void |
addMessageTag(MessageTag messageTag) |
StoryAttachment |
getAttachment()
Attachment (image) added to a comment.
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Boolean |
getCanComment()
Specifies whether you can reply to this comment
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Boolean |
getCanHide()
Whether the viewer can hide this comment
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Boolean |
getCanLike()
Whether the viewer can like this comment
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Boolean |
getCanRemove()
This field is returned only if the authenticated user can remove this comment.
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Boolean |
getCanReplyPrivately()
Whether the viewer can send a private reply to this comment (Page viewers only)
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getCommentCount()
Number of replies to this comment.
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getComments()
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getCreatedTime()
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getFrom()
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getIsHidden()
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getLikeCount()
The number of likes on this comment.
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getLikes()
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-- GETTER -- The likes on this post.
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String |
getMessage()
Text contents of the comment.
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getMessageTags()
Objects tagged in the message (Users, Pages, etc).
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getObject()
Parent object this comment was made on.
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Comment |
getParent()
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Conversation |
getPrivateReplyConversation()
For comments with private replies, gets conversation between the Page and author of the comment (Page viewers only)
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Boolean |
getUserLikes()
This field is returned only if the authenticated user likes this comment
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void |
removeMessageTag(MessageTag messageTag) |
void |
setAttachment(StoryAttachment attachment)
Attachment (image) added to a comment.
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void |
setCanComment(Boolean canComment)
Specifies whether you can reply to this comment
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void |
setCanHide(Boolean canHide)
Whether the viewer can hide this comment
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void |
setCanLike(Boolean canLike)
Whether the viewer can like this comment
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void |
setCanRemove(Boolean canRemove)
This field is returned only if the authenticated user can remove this comment.
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void |
setCanReplyPrivately(Boolean canReplyPrivately)
Whether the viewer can send a private reply to this comment (Page viewers only)
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void |
setCommentCount(long commentCount)
Number of replies to this comment.
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void |
setComments(Comments comments)
The replies to this comment
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void |
setCreatedTime(Date createdTime)
Date on which the comment was created.
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void |
setFrom(CategorizedFacebookType from)
User who posted the comment.
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void |
setIsHidden(Boolean isHidden)
Whether this comment is hidden.
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void |
setLikeCount(Long likeCount)
The number of likes on this comment.
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void |
setLikes(Likes likes)
Duplicate mapping for "likes" since FB can return it differently in different situations.
-- GETTER -- The likes on this post.
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void |
setMessage(String message)
Text contents of the comment.
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void |
setObject(NamedFacebookType object)
Parent object this comment was made on.
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void |
setParent(Comment parent)
If this comment is a reply, this field returns the parent comment, otherwise no value
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void |
setPrivateReplyConversation(Conversation privateReplyConversation)
For comments with private replies, gets conversation between the Page and author of the comment (Page viewers only)
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void |
setUserLikes(Boolean userLikes)
This field is returned only if the authenticated user likes this comment
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getId, getMetadata, getType, setId, setMetadata, setType
equals, hashCode, toString
public Comment()
public List<MessageTag> getMessageTags()
public void addMessageTag(MessageTag messageTag)
public void removeMessageTag(MessageTag messageTag)
@Generated(value="lombok") public CategorizedFacebookType getFrom()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setFrom(CategorizedFacebookType from)
@Generated(value="lombok") public String getMessage()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setMessage(String message)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Date getCreatedTime()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setCreatedTime(Date createdTime)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Likes getLikes()
Sometimes this can be null
- check getLikeCount()
instead in that case.
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setLikes(Likes likes)
Sometimes this can be null
- check getLikeCount()
instead in that case.
@Generated(value="lombok") public Long getLikeCount()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setLikeCount(Long likeCount)
@Generated(value="lombok") public long getCommentCount()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setCommentCount(long commentCount)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Boolean getCanRemove()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setCanRemove(Boolean canRemove)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Boolean getUserLikes()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setUserLikes(Boolean userLikes)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Comment getParent()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setParent(Comment parent)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Boolean getCanComment()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setCanComment(Boolean canComment)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Boolean getCanHide()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setCanHide(Boolean canHide)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Boolean getCanReplyPrivately()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setCanReplyPrivately(Boolean canReplyPrivately)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Conversation getPrivateReplyConversation()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setPrivateReplyConversation(Conversation privateReplyConversation)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Boolean getIsHidden()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setIsHidden(Boolean isHidden)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Boolean getCanLike()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setCanLike(Boolean canLike)
@Generated(value="lombok") public NamedFacebookType getObject()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setObject(NamedFacebookType object)
@Generated(value="lombok") public Comments getComments()
@Generated(value="lombok") public void setComments(Comments comments)
@Generated(value="lombok") public StoryAttachment getAttachment()
attachment
field you have to fetch the comment with the
fields=attachment
parameter, otherwise the attachments are null
.@Generated(value="lombok") public void setAttachment(StoryAttachment attachment)
attachment
field you have to fetch the comment with the
fields=attachment
parameter, otherwise the attachments are null
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1 - Remove/Uninstall old WhatsApp Aero versions from your device.
2 - Delete the WhatsApp folder. If you have important data in it, you can move this folder to another location.
3 - Install WhatsApp Aero on your device. It is recommended to use WP Aero package name.
4 - Verify your number. Never restore old backups (chats) (backups from V7.96 and earlier) in new versions (V7.98 and later). Installation from scratch is recommended, restoring backups(chats) is very risky.
5 - If the WP Aero application issues a warning in the form of Google Play Services during initial setup, simply press the back button of your device.


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Kaldersvell allows you to remotely access your RasPi with a planned clean interface that allows you to harness the full power of your Pi for development without learning a whole new set of commands to do so. With Kaldersvell, forget all of the hassle it takes to set up your RasPi and just code.
Anyone with a RasPi and a powersource for it can use Kaldersvell; the necessity for expensive HDMI monitors or pesky adapters is a thing of the past; just by entering the IP address of the Raspberry Pi, you can use Kaldersvell, with no pain to your mind or your wallet.
Kaldersvell's engine runs more efficiently than other OS's due to the desire to tinker held by the team; it's streamlined, efficient, and the tools that we built are there for you to make your life easier and your coding more fun. Combine that with our show-stopping UI, there's nothing better to fulfill your IoT dreams.
The Kaldersvell Project was founded by its first and current leader Noah Paladino and his associate Ali Mohamad at the Middlesex County Academy for Science, Mathematics and Engineering Technologies in Edison, New Jersey, with hopes of it being a user friendly Ubuntu-based OS for beginners
Noah did bug triaging and confirmation for Ubuntu Gnome Version 15.01, and decides he wants to pivot; Ubuntu Gnome is already doing a great job with a fantastic community - why take away from it and do your own thing? The team decides to refocus.
Noah and Ali went to HackBCA III, the largest high school hackathon in the US, and built KaldersvellEDU, a modification to Raspbian which allows for the user to use their RasPi without having to ssh or connect to the Pi via HDMI first - a server would be started by the RasPi which would serve a web-based OS for the user to code on. This was version 0.0.1 of Kaldersvell, and it won Best Developer Tool and rank in the Top 5 Hacks, with a demo on stage.
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Everton defender ‘grateful’ to club – Not thinking of future, taking it ‘game by game’
by Sean LuntEverton defender Jonjoe Kenny insists he is not thinking about his future at this moment in time and just taking things’ game by game’.
The defender joined Schalke on a season-long loan deal this summer after struggling to oust Seamus Coleman in Everton’s first-team.
He’s made a big impression in his short time in Germany so far, impressing fans and pundits alike as he’s established himself as first-choice in the right-back slot.
The Bundesliga side are keen to keep hold of him long-term, although his loan deal does not include a purchase option.
Everton will be the ones to decide his fate, with them likely to wait until the end of the season and whether they decide to turn Djibril Sidibé’s loan deal into a permanent move.
Until that point, Kenny is solely focused on continuing to impress at Schalke, although he was keen to express his gratitude to Everton.
“Everton is my childhood club, and I’m very grateful to all the people there,” he told RUHR 24.
“I’ve been playing there since I was a little boy and I love the club, but right now I’m playing for Schalke 04, and I have a job to do here.
“We’ll see what happens in the near future, right now I’m just thinking game by game.
“For my personal development, it has been a huge opportunity to come here and even off the field, I learn a lot about myself and grow as a person.”


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Data Modeling in Apache Spark - Part 2 : Working With Multiple Dates
Data modeling is one of the important aspect of data analysis. Having right kind of model, allows user to ask business questions easily. The data modeling techniques have been bedrock of the SQL data warehouses in past few decades.
As Apache Spark has become new warehousing technology, we should be able to use the earlier data modeling techniques in spark also. This makes Spark data pipelines much more effective.
In this series of posts, I will be discussing different data modeling in the context of spark. This is the second post in the series which discusses about handling multiple dates. You can access all the posts in the series here.
Multiple Date Columns
In last post, we discussed how to handle date analysis for a single date column. Having single date column is common in many of the datasets. So the strategy discussed in earlier post works fine.
But there are datasets where we may want to analyse our data against multiple date columns. Then the strategy discussed in earlier post is not enough. So we need to extends date dimension logic to accommodate multiple date columns.
Adding Issue Date to Stock Data
The below code adds a date column called issue_date to stock data to emulate the scenario of multiple dates.
Now if the user wants to analyse against Date column which signifies transaction date and issue_date which signifies the when a given stock is issued, we need to use multiple date dimensions.
Date Dimension with New Prefix
To analyse multiple dates, we need to join date dimension multiple times. We need to make a view out of data dimension with different prefix which allows us to do the same.
In above code, we are creating new df called issueDf which adds prefix called issue for all the columns which signifies this date dimension is combined for issue_date.
Three way Join
Once we have new date dimension ready, now we can join for both dates in stock data.
Analysis on Issue Date
Once we have done joins, we can analyse on issue date as below
Code
You can access complete code on github.


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ROXANNE A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1987 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Funny, intelligent updating of CYRANO DE BERGERAC has something to say about the nature of beauty without ever failing to entertain. Unfortunately, Martin's script cops out at the end, denying the audience the power of the end of CYRANO.
Steve Martin's new film has the best plot of anything he has done to date. But the credit, of course, does not go entirely to Martin's screenplay. In fact, ROXANNE is an updating of one of the great plays of French theater, CYRANO DE BERGERAC. It is a good enough play that Martin could have coasted through his version and still have had a marvelous film. Instead, he broadens the humor and makes Cyrano de Bergerac--renamed C. D. Bales--perfectly at home as the ever-perfect chief of the world's most incompetent fire department.
Bales has an old problem and a new problem. His old problem is that he has an absurd-looking four-inch-long nose. That problem he pretty much under control. That is because he is unmatched as both a wit and a fighter. Nobody makes fun of that nose for very long. His other problem is that he loves the new-in-town astronomer Roxanne (played by Daryl Hannah). Unfortunately, Roxanne wants Bales only for a friend. She really has eyes only for Christopher, a handsome but vapid new recruit to the fire department.
Christopher is low-brow and crude, but is physically attracted to Roxanne. Knowing he is too clumsy to woo her by himself, he asks for help from Bales. Bales coaches Christopher to say the things that Bales wishes he could tell her himself. To be able to say to Roxanne everything that he feels, Bales is willing to let Christopher reap the advantages.
ROXANNE represents one more step for Martin away from his off-the-wall origins and into making comedy of some lasting value. Updating CYRANO DE BERGERAC was a clever idea and is one that works. One complaint, however-- when ROMEO AND JULIET was updated for WEST SIDE STORY it was the *whole story* that was updated. They did not soften the ending. Martin insults his audience by denying them the powerful and tragic end to the story. Probably at the beginning he was planning to include it because he made Bales a firefighter rather than, say, a stockbroker. But at some point he changed his mind, apparently to make the film more commercial. The film remains a light throwaway summer comedy instead of a powerful adaptation of Rostand that the final scene of CYRANO could have made it. Rate it a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale. Good, but watch the Jose Ferrer version of the original if it comes up on PBS.
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HTML documents are made of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of each element by using HTML tags. For example, bold tag, emphasis tag.
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For the past half year I’ve been exploring Julia in piecemeal fashion. It’s a language that does not conform to the traditional notions of programming. Julia is a high-level, dynamic language (like Python) and is on par with C and Fortran in performance.
Imagine the following: You’ve done some data exploration/prototyping in R and/or Python and you’re ready to take the code a level up for heavy lifting. Next step, flesh out the code in some flavor of C or Java for high performance, or modify your Python code to take advantage of PyPy, Numba, or Cython.
Julia to the rescue
In Julia’s eyes, the above is redundant. After the prototyping you should be done. Sure, clean up the code, organize it, and mark it up with documentation. Then ship it out. There’s no need to modify the code for specialized tools or switch languages. That’s a big bonus and can save a lot of time for anyone’s workflow.
Here’s a short list of features that I’m liking.
- Package installation
- Profiling
- Write with and without types
- Call C functions with no wrappers or APIs
- Well designed and integrated parallelism and distributed computing
- Beautifully simple date and datetime functionality
- Unicode names can be used for variables, functions and more
- Macros included
- Healthy development, evolving, and growing statistics backend
Examples
Package management
Julia is similar to R in terms of package management style, but it’s clearly an evolved form. The package manager (Pkg) is by default flexible and modern. The basic functionalities include the following.
Pkg.installed()
Pkg.status()
Pkg.add("name_of_package")
Pkg.rm("name_of_package")
Pkg.update()
There are two other functions that caught my eye: Pkg.clone("some_git_repo")
and Pkg.checkout("git_master_repo")
. All Julia packages are git repositories. Clonable and branchable: A recipe for easy package development and testing. If you want to install a branch instead of master in a repo, you can do Pkg.checkout("name_of_package", branch="a_branch")
. This kind of package management is much better than what is currently available for Python packaging. R has something similar, but you have to install a few requirements to make it work.
Looking for good Julia packages? He’s a good starting point: pkg.julialang.org.
Unicode naming
Taking unicode names like τ and being able to employ it in code can make the mapping of equations to code easier to read. This is nothing new (Javascript can do it as well), but it makes the mapping convenient for math-heavy projects. Here’s an example with the normal distribution equation. Feels a bit like going from F77 to F95.
1 function P(x, μ, σ)
2 1 / (σ * sqrt(2 * π)) * exp(-(x - μ)^2 / (2 * σ^2))
3 end
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5 P(1.1, 0, 2)
6 # 0.1714719275
Furthermore, when you’re typing in Julia’s REPL or IJulia, you can type the mathematical notations and hit tab to get your special character. For example, if you type in \Sigma
and hit tab you will get Σ. Convenient.
Afterthoughts
There’s so much more to cover on Julia, but this post is just meant to get the curious more curious. Before jumping on board with Julia, bear in mind that it’s in early days. The language itself performs well, but there’s a lack of libraries in comparison to R and Python. I’d say it’s somewhere between 20% to 30% in library abundance. Should that stop you? It didn’t for me when I adopted Python for astrophysics back in 2006 (astro packages were nearly non-existant then), which turned out to be a great investment.
Julia is a modern language. It takes the best of language features and implements them nicely, such as comprehension syntax and tuple assignment (Python features), or a great package management system that is an upgrade from R’s capabilities.

Running Julia on OSX
If you’re planning to install Julia on OSX, here’s what I found to be the easiest way to get started. First make sure you have Cask installed and then follow the details below.
1 cask install julia
Open up ~/.zshrc and put in the following (or your bashrc) .
1 export PATH="/Users/[yourusername]/Applications/Julia-X.X.X.app/Contents/Resources/julia/bin:$PATH"
Change the X.X.X to the version number you have installed. In my case it’s Julia-0.3.3.app.
The most popular IDE for Julia is Julia-Studio, but it does not work for Julia newer than 2.X. Fortunately, there’s IJulia which uses the IPython Notebook system to create a nice data analysis environment. Another nice environment is Juno, which is great for interactions and data exploration. Otherwise you can use VIM, Sublime, or Atom with a Julia REPL to interact with.
Cross-posted on Stitch Fix’s tech blog


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I first learnt of MIT App Inventor when I was a visiting student at MIT. I learnt how easily I can prototype mobile apps with the framework, and have been using it ever since for developing my personal apps, as well as in the Android Programming class I teach. It is such a great platform for developing computational thinking, and I am very eager to contribute to the effort.
I have been teaching at the WVU LaunchLab as a codelab instructor for the past 1.5 years. I teach students who do not have prior mobile coding knowledge or even any programming experience to develop their own mobile apps. In my classroom sessions, I have successfully utilized MIT App Inventor to teach the fundamentals before delving into the Android Platform internals.
Here are some of the lesson plans I have used, some of which modified from the official AI tutorials: lesson 1, lesson 2, lesson 3, lesson 4, and lesson 5.
I am interested in the Internet of Things project, with a specialization on integrating Raspberry Pi with the MIT App Inventor Platform. Through this project I hope it would be easy to augment existing "dumb" devices and sensors to create new interactive capabilities and autonomous intelligence.
I completed my bachelors in Aerospace Engineering, my Masters in Mechanical Engineering, and now I am pursuing a second Masters in Applied Mathematics at the West Virginia University. Coming from a multi disciplinary background, IoT is a special interest of mine. I have done several hobbyist projects utilizing the Pi4J Platform. In addition, I have been using App Inventor in my introductory app development classes at WVU codelab. As part of my graduate studies, I have conducted lot of research on autonomous vehicles, which has even led to several journal publications as listed in my resume. Through this Google Summer of Code project, I hope to contribute good quality code to the MIT App Inventor project, and also hope this project will result in a research worthy outcome that will lead to a publication.
I am proposing to develop Raspberry Pi AI component that would allow the control of the pins in the Raspberry Pi device easily. Many of the existing libraries such as Pi4J provide a low level programming APIs to Raspberry Pi. However, I hope to provide a higher level abstraction to Raspberry Pi using App Inventor. This would provide a easy to use visual interface to program IoT applications.
IoT applications come in various forms. However, when implemented with Raspberry Pi, they all have several key characteristics:
With the above core concepts in mind, I propose a Raspberry AI component that is able to:
Based on the above criteria, the necessary properties and methods will be added to the MIT AI Raspberry Pi component.
Since IoT applications space is very broad, I would like to develop several sample applications using the newly created Raspberry Pi component. I have identified four different types of applications that I can develop. I am hoping to take an iterative approach to refine the component as new requirements get elicited when these sample apps are created.
The following diagram shows the rough timeline I have allocated to various aspects of the project. This is by no means the final time allocation, and with the guidance of the mentors I hope to update this.
The Javascript project that I am the most proud of is FlightR. I completed this project as part of a hackathon, and won the Most Technically Interesting Project Award at the Big Travel Data Hackathon 2013, organized by Hack Reduce. The project uses javascript and the d3.js library to visualize actual flight ticket prices and the search results for tickets in a given time period. It is designed to be user friendly and interactive! The tool provides a windowing method to correlate the date of the flight to the price and the time of the day it was taken. (source code)
I was an intern android developer for MyLingoApp, a mobile app that lets movie goers enjoy their theatre experience in their language of choice. As part of this internship, I got the opportunity to work on Android Material Design, downloading large file sizes, and Android NDK for audio syncing. Furthermore, I have also developed, though not yet fully completed, an android app for making Selfie Rap Videos (source code).
I have contributed a smooth curve path planner to the MIT Moos IvP project in C++. While working on this project, I learnt the importance of prompt and clear communication. Although I was the only one working on the specific project I was assigned to, I often saw lot of ideas come up during code design, implementation and code review process.
An app that puts the phone to silent mode as soon as the user toggles a switch, or enters a classroom as specified by a certain geo-fence. For any message that is received during the period, and automatic message as customized by the user will be sent.
This app helps drivers remember where they parked in a busy parking lot. Simply press remember location, and upon return to the parking lot, the app will display the parked location on a map.
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According to this issue, "[the useFront] property relied on an undocumented feature of the android camera system". This feature has been removed from nearly all androids, including older ones including 2.3 devices. There exists no intent to specify which camera to use, and the user should decide what camera to use. Furthermore, according to this comment, App Inventor has always used an intent to launch the external camera app, and that intent does not have any way of specifying, and it definitely cannot query device state. Therefore, this property was removed from the AI design and block interfaces.
Properties To Be Added: frontCamera, backCamera, (and externalCamera if connected).
Methods To Be Added: IsSelected, TakePicture (already there)
Due to the limitations across different APIs and devices in how selecting the camera upon intent passing, we might have to rewrite the existing Camera component. The source code for this component is available at: appinventor/components/src/com/google/appinventor/components/runtime/Camera.java.
According to the Camera API documentation, we can utilize the open(int id) method of the Camera class, where id refers to the camera the user has specified in the property list.
The SimpleFunction TakePicture() in the existing Camera AI component should be modified such that it would call camera = Camera.open(findFrontFacingCamera()) if the frontCamera property is set, where the findFrontFacingCamera is implemented as follows. Then we can call the Android API's camera.takePicture() method instead of launching the camera app via the intent.
Note: This is by no means the complete code, and I probably have overlooked some important things, but I sure hope this is in the right direction to achieve what is requested in the challenge.
private int findFrontFacingCamera() { int cameraId = -1; // Search for the front facing camera int numberOfCameras = Camera.getNumberOfCameras(); for (int i = 0; i < numberOfCameras; i++) { CameraInfo info = new CameraInfo(); Camera.getCameraInfo(i, info); if (info.facing == CameraInfo.CAMERA_FACING_FRONT) { cameraId = i; break; } } return cameraId; }


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Pig dice is a simple game that involves two participants and the first to reach 100points becomes the winner
Below are the rules
if a player rolls a 1, the player's turn is over and any points they have accumulated during this turn are forfeited.
Rolling a 1 doesn't wipe out your entire score from previous turns, just the total earned during that particular roll.
A player can also choose to hold (stop rolling the die) if they do not want to take a chance of rolling a 1 and losing all of their points from this turn.
If the player chooses to hold, all of the points rolled during that turn are added to his or her score.
When a player reaches a total of 100 or more points, the game ends and that player is the winner.
Proceed to the game


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Hello, welcome to my website! I'm Yingshan Li, a Ph. D candidate in the Biological Sciences Department, University of Nebraska, Lincoln. I study molecular genetics and bioinformatics, mostly using unicellular algae Chlamydomonas as the model. I started to be fascinated by the life sciences since I was in high school. From a mechanical perspective, life is just amazing. Even a tiny cell is much more complicated than the most complex machine in the world. We, humans, are far from completely understanding life and are, of course, having a hard time in reverse-engineering even the simplest life in the world. Life is difficult but not impossible to study. In the past half-century, life sciences have made significant progress, featured by the advances in molecular biology. I like doing researches in the lab to hopefully help contribute to a better understanding of basic biology, both through computational approaches and wet experiments.
The most often thing I do with my spare time is reading, writing, and learning new things. High-throughput sequencing of genetic materials, along with the advances in supercomputing in the past 10-20 years have profoundly revolutionized biology research. Good research in biology nowadays tends to be multidisciplinary and requires integrated expertise and knowledge. Abilities in data mining and data management have now become essential in many areas. To avoid being too scatterbrained, I have been focused on only computational techniques rather than spending too much time on understanding and developing mathematical models and algorithms. All in all, I aspire to be a good scientist in biology and a good technician in computer science.
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Community wins battle to stop controversial bottle shop opening
by Claire BookerThe liquor licence application for a contentious planned liquor store in Christchurch has been withdrawn.
The applicant, Manpreet Kaur, who also owns Sockburn Bottle-O, withdrew the application on Wednesday for an off-licence consent for the Memorial Ave store.
On Tuesday, starnews.co.nz revealed the Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood Community Board requested the right to voice its opposition to the planned bottle shop at a district licensing committee hearing.
Fendalton resident and neighbour of the proposed shop, Isobel Anderson, was "absolutely ecstatic" the application had been withdrawn.
"I just didn't think that could ever happen," she said.
"It was so frightening someone could come in and upset a whole community. It's just such a relief."
Those who made submissions against the liquor licence were notified about the withdrawal by the district licensing committee on Wednesday.
Fendalton resident Ashley Seaford said the result was good news for the community and its young people.
"From the number of submissions clearly there was no, or little, support for this business in our neighbourhood," he said.


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metrics.rouge package¶
Submodules¶
metrics.rouge.rouge module¶
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class
metrics.rouge.rouge.
Rouge
¶ Class for computing ROUGE-L score for a set of candidate sentences for the MS COCO test set
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calc_score
(candidate, refs)¶ Compute ROUGE-L score given one candidate and references for an image
Parameters: - candidate – str : candidate sentence to be evaluated
- refs – list of str : COCO reference sentences for the particular image to be evaluated
Returns score: int (ROUGE-L score for the candidate evaluated against references)
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compute_score
(gts, res)¶ Computes Rouge-L score given a set of reference and candidate sentences for the dataset Invoked by evaluate_captions.py
Parameters: - hypo_for_image – dict : candidate / test sentences with “image name” key and “tokenized sentences” as values
- ref_for_image – dict : reference MS-COCO sentences with “image name” key and “tokenized sentences” as values
Returns: average_score: float (mean ROUGE-L score computed by averaging scores for all the images)
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method
()¶ Returns:
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metrics.rouge.rouge.
my_lcs
(string, sub)¶ Calculates longest common subsequence for a pair of tokenized strings
:param string : list of str : tokens from a string split using whitespace :param sub : list of str : shorter string, also split using whitespace :returns: length (list of int): length of the longest common subsequence between the two strings
Note: my_lcs only gives length of the longest common subsequence, not the actual LCS


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