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width="400"
height="600">
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Option 2/4: <embed> tag
Note: I did not find a standard fullscreen
option.
Warning: <embed> does not
have a closing tag; and you should use HTML5.
They come from the above-mentioned github link. I
think that the easiest way to use this library is: you have
to upload a document to documentcloud.org. Then you'd
probably get a json file link or actual json file that you may
use for the purposr of displaying that pdf. Replace the
demo link in document-viewer/viewer.html file with the json
link for your document and then use the following iframe code
to include document-viewer/viewer.html file here.
Note: I signed up with documentcloud.org
more than 10 minutes ago, and have still been waiting for a
response.


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by PJ BrowneThe 1997 Ulster Championship final was a momentous day for Cavan fans. Their county won its first Ulster title in 28 years, beating Derry by a point in Clones.
Understandably, the scenes following the final whistle were ones of pure elation.
On the pitch, Cavan manager Martin McHugh was interviewed by Ciaran Mullooly, for RTÉ, in a situation reminiscent of a moshpit.
'Great for Cavan football. Great for the people of Cavan, for the supporters and for the players. They did it for Cavan today, for the supporters and the people of Cavan', declared McHugh as every man, woman and child in picture attempted to get their hands - and lips - on him.
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Place the white wine, onions, bay leaves, water or fish stock and salt and freshly ground black pepper into a saucepan or roasting tray that is large enough to hold the salmon fillets. Heat for 20 minutes over a low heat. (NB: Do not allow the liquid to simmer or boil.)
Meanwhile, place the new potatoes into a separate saucepan and cover with cold water. Add a pinch of salt and the mint sprigs and simmer for 20-25 minutes, or until tender.
When the poaching liquid has warmed through, add the salmon fillets, skin-side down. Cover the pan or roasting tray with aluminium foil and continue to poach on a low heat for ten minutes.
Add the asparagus spears to the poaching liquid, then cover again and continue to poach for a further five minutes, or until the asparagus is tender and the salmon is cooked through.
Meanwhile, for the hollandaise, heat the butter in a pan over a medium heat.
Blend the egg yolks, mustard and lemon juice in a food processor until pale and well combined.
When the butter is foaming vigorously, with the motor of the food processor still running, pour the melted butter into the egg and lemon mixture a drop at a time, or until the mixture is well combined and has thickened.
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=112) Examples of wrong covers got by Synergy 3.1.2
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=113) Examples of wrong covers got by Synergy 3.1.2
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=114) Examples of wrong covers got by Synergy 3.1.2
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=115) Artist-Supertramp,Album-Live'88.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=116) Artist-TheAlanParsonsProject,Album-Freudiana.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=117) Artist-RoxyMusic,Album-Flesh&Blood.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=118) Artist-RickieLeeJones,Album-RickieLeeJones.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=119) Artist-Queen,Album-TheGame.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=120) Artist-Queen,Album-Jazz.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=121) Artist-PatBenatar,Album-Tropico.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=122) Artist-PatBenatar,Album-SevenTheHardWay.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=123) Artist-ThePretenders,Album-Pretenders.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=124) Artist-PatBenatar,Album-LiveFromEarth.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=125) Artist-MariahCarey,Album-MariahCarey.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=126) Artist-LauraBranigan,Album-LauraBranigan.jpg
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=127) Artist-LauraBranigan,Album-Branigan.jpg
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks for attaching the example images, JJ.
First, to explain how it *should* work in the case of an album like Queen/Jazz: Synergy first asks iTunes if the art is embedded and if it is not asks Amazon with a search string like "Queen Jazz". It makes the assumption that the first result returned by Amazon is likely to be correct.
So there are a number of ways this can go wrong:
1. The first result might not be one you want -- perhaps the second or third result is actually a better match -- but Synergy has no way to know this so has to settle for the first one.
2. If your ID3 tags have inaccurate or little information then the wrong album might be returned.
So you should be able to go to Amazon and do a manual search for things strings like "Pat Benatar live from earth" in the "Music" section and see if Amazon returns the right result.
Some of the error examples you've provided could possibly be explained by Amazon returning similar but not-quite-right titles, but some of them are completely out of the park and I am not sure why that might be.
Can you do a little test to see if this is reproducible for one of those albums?
As an example:
1. Quit iTunes and Synergy 2. Delete a cover like "Artist-PatBenatar,Album-LiveFromEarth.jpg" 3. Launch iTunes and Synergy 4. Play a track from the Pat Benatar "Live from Earth" album and see if Synergy downloads the wrong track (be aware that the download may not appear immediately because Synergy maintains a queue of covers-to-be-searched-for and only fires them off one at a time after a delay required by Amazon Web Services).
This may just be some kind of temporary issue with Amazon returning the wrong cover. If it downloads the wrong cover again we'll have to dig a bit deeper.
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JJ Guillemaud
(In reply to comment #17)
Can you do a little test to see if this is reproducible for one of those albums?
As an example:
1. Quit iTunes and Synergy 2. Delete a cover like "Artist-PatBenatar,Album-LiveFromEarth.jpg" 3. Launch iTunes and Synergy 4. Play a track from the Pat Benatar "Live from Earth" album and see if Synergy downloads the wrong track (be aware that the download may not appear immediately because Synergy maintains a queue of covers-to-be-searched-for and only fires them off one at a time after a delay required by Amazon Web Services).
This may just be some kind of temporary issue with Amazon returning the wrong cover. If it downloads the wrong cover again we'll have to dig a bit deeper.
I did just what you requested, except I used Artist-RoxyMusic,Album-Flesh&Blood.jpg which was even more outrageous (returns Battlestar Galactica Season One). The behavior after deleting the original file from the Album Covers folder, and letting Synergy reload a new one, was exactly the same, with the same Battlestar cover I attached previously. I then went to Amazon.com, used "Roxy Music Flesh" as search string in "Music" and I got correctly the right Roxy Music CDs. Also,all my iTunes songs are MP3 converted from CDs, for which I got the song titles and Album titles thru iTunes, and since iTunes never had a problem getting them (at least for those with the wrong cover), I suppose the ID tag for the Album was right; but may be Synergy does not use this ID tag when accessing Amazon ?
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JJ Guillemaud
Set the wrong status by error. Thought "WONTFIX" meant fix does not work...
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, so I've done some more testing. The URLs that Synergy uses to perform the Amazon searches look like this:
That's the example of "Pat Benatar", "Live From Earth". Note how the words are just mashed together, separated by a single space (which when encoded for the URL appears as "%20"), and tacked onto the end of the URL as the "KeywordSearch" parameter.
So you can actually run the same searches that Synergy runs and compare the results. For example, from the commandline, all on a single line:
Synergy will pick the top search result and prefer "ImageUrlLarge" if it is available. In this case Amazon returns:
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000008DDD.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg
Which, as far as I can tell (seeing I don't have the album) is correct.
Likewise for "Roxy Music", "Flesh & Blood" the search URL is:
And the top search result seems to be correct:
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0000256VN.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg
Note that that search URL actually has a minor bug: note how the "&" character, which has special meaning in URLs, is not escaped but is just passed through literally. I think I should probably filter out such characters. But despite the error, the search result still seems correct.
So the question now is, why is Synergy downloading the wrong thing for you? We can confirm that Synergy is sending the right query, and we can also check that Amazon is returning the right result; finally, we can check that the downloaded data is what we expect it to be (and that no upstream proxy is getting in the way).
You can use the tcpdump tool to monitor network traffic using a line like:
sudo tcpdump -A -s 32768 host xml.amazon.com
You may need to consult the tcpdump man page (man tcpdump) in order to get this working on your system, as the settings are highly network-dependent. Notes on the example line above:
- "sudo" makes the command run with root privileges; without this you'll probably get a "no suitable device found" error
- the "-A" switch tells tcpdump to print output in ASCII so you can see the actual contents of the packets
- "-s" raises the packet dump limit above the default of 68 bytes so that you can see all of the traffic; 1500 is probably enough if you are connecting via ethernet but I've shown a higher value of 32768 just in case your network uses an even larger size
- "host xml.amazon.com" indicates that all traffic to and from xml.amazon.com will be dumped
Now, Synergy maintains these searches in a queue and fires them off periodically. So the way to capture the output of exactly one query is to quit Synergy, prepare iTunes to play the track you want to test, and then start Synergy. Now start tcpdump and *then* switch to the track you want to test. In this way Synergy will fire off the query immediately because there is guaranteed to be nothing ahead of it in the queue.
The output from tcpdump should show both the query sent to Amazon, and the data returned. In this way we can confirm that Synergy is sending the right query, and Amazon is sending the right response.
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Greg Hurrell
(In reply to comment #20)
Note that that search URL actually has a minor bug: note how the "&" character, which has special meaning in URLs, is not escaped but is just passed through literally. I think I should probably filter out such characters. But despite the error, the search result still seems correct.
I've just fixed the encoding issue (https://wincent.com/a/about/wincent/weblog/svn-log/archives/2007/05/synergy_r356_1_item_changed.php).
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JJ Guillemaud
Created an attachment (id=130) tcpdump log
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JJ Guillemaud
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Created an attachment (id=130) [details] tcpdump log
I used tcpdump as required, and searched for Roxy Music Flesh & Blood. The tcpdump log is attached above
Hope this helps
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks a lot for capturing the output, JJ. It is very informative... here we can see that Synergy is sending the right request string:
GET /onca/xml2?t=synerformacos-20&devt=D31GYSP62C9C55&type=lite&mode=music&page=1&f=xml&KeywordSearch=Flesh%20&%20Blood%20Roxy%20Music
It has the bug I mentioned earlier in comment #20 that the "&" between "Flesh" and "Blood" is not correctly escaped, but that shouldn't make any difference as the search string is still close enough to produce the right result. You can upgrade to 3.1.3b (now on the servers) which addresses that issue, if you want, but it shouldn't really make much of a difference.
Especially interesting in the output is the confirmation that Amazon is "Battlestar Galactica: Season One" as the top result, with the corresponding art:
http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/I/61NCPTQFNVL.jpg
So I tested the same URL from here using curl, all of this should be on one line, although Bugzilla will most likely wrap it onto multiple lines:
And Amazon returns the wrong result! Just to rule out all possible causes of error, I substitute the "&" between "Flesh" and "Blood" with the encoded form, "%26" as shown below:
This is the way it should be escaped, and the way Synergy version 3.1.3b escapes it. Again Amazon returns the wrong result.
So at least in the case of that album, it looks like this is Amazon bug. I can go to their website, select "Music" from the pop-up, and enter "Flesh & Blood Roxy Music" as a search string, and it will give me the correct art. But providing a correct search URL to their XML interface gives the wrong art. And we've confirmed that Synergy is indeed supplying a correct search URL.
In a case like this where Amazon is returning the wrong art the only way to override it is to obtain the correct art manually and overwrite the wrong art using one of the following means:
1. Overwriting the downloaded file (the one with the wrong art in it)
2. Manually add the correct art to iTunes, then delete the wrongly downloaded file; the next time you play the track Synergy will pick up the correct art from iTunes
I do plan to develop a UI that users can use to make managing album art easier (things like overriding bad search results etc). For example, see feature request #102 ("Hot key to cycle through Amazon search results"); there may be others already in the database too.
We can look at the other albums on your list, but I suspect the results will be the same. So for now I am going to mark this as WORKSFORME.
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Note to editors:
Explain what the tool is based on (details of the ML model, etc...), similar to https://www.crisprbehive.design/about
May include a "team" tab describing the members of the team? Maybe not.
In construction, come back soon.
Note to editors:
Explain what the tool is based on (details of the ML model, etc...), similar to https://www.crisprbehive.design/about
May include a "team" tab describing the members of the team? Maybe not.


commands
Documentation on individual commands can be see with
dataset -help COMMAND_NAME
where “COMMAND_NAME” is
replaced with one of the commands below –
- init - initialize a new collection if none
exists, requires a path to collection
- keys - returns the keys to stdout, one key
per line
- has-key - returns true is key is in
collection, false otherwise
- create - creates a new JSON document or
replace an existing one in collection
- read - displays a JSON document to
stdout
- update - updates a JSON document in
collection
- delete - removes a JSON document from
collection
- Data frames
- frames - list the data frames defined for
a collection
- frame - defines a new data frame
- frame-def - returns a frame’s object
definition
- frame-keys - returns a frame’s key
list
- frame-objects - returns a frame’s
object list
- reframe - uses the existing frame
definition replacing all objects using a new key list
- refresh - updates the objects in a data
frame based on the current status of the collection.
- delete-frame - remove a frame from a
collection
- count - returns a count of keys in a
collection
- Attachments
- attachments - lists any attached
content for JSON document
- attach - attaches a non-JSON content to a
JSON record
- retrieve - returns attachments for a
JSON document
- prune - remove attachments to a JSON
document
- check - will check a collection against
current version (for pairtree storage collections)
- repair - will attempt to repair/upgrade a
collection (for pairtree storage collections)
NOTE: The options create, update can read JSON documents piped from
standard in if you use the ‘-i -’ or ‘-include -’ option. Likewise keys
can be read from standard input with the ‘-i -’ or ‘-include -’ options
for read, list, keys and count.


Michael Irvin Gave A Fiery Speech To The Cowboys To “Slay The Giant” Before Patriots Match-up (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnMichael Irvin wakes up ready to scream.
So, there should be no confusion as to why he’s so fired up today as the Dallas Cowboys are getting set to face the New England Patriots on Sunday on the road.
The hall of fame wide receiver used a David & Goliath reference as he preached a pep talk from the NFL Network studio.
“I want my young Dallas Cowboys to know, those young Davids to know this giant that sits before you today, he is not for your destruction, it is for your construction,” Irvin said.
“SLAY. THIS. GIANT.”
The Cowboys and the Patriots are set to kick off at 4:25 p.m. E.T.


I've written before about my Ultimate To-Do List Application for iPhone. I was pretty happy with what I wound up with, but it still wasn't helping me much. Writing down your desired actions is only one part of Getting Things Done (GTD); you also need to organize and process things, and a simple list of lists wasn't helping me do that.
So, I've decided to give OmniFocus a try. So far, I'm very impressed. It truly is the ultimate to-do list application for iPhone.
I won't go over the basics of what it does or how to use it. Watch these videos if you want a taste of its functionality:
What makes OmniFocus better than a simple to-do list is that it organizes next actions in two dimensions: by project and by context. A project is some list of actions. For example, if I want to take my wife out for dinner and music this weekend, I might create this project:
- Take Pebble out
- Find out what bands are playing this weekend
- Check with Pebble to see which band is her favorite
- Buy tickets
- Make dinner reservations
- Get directions to restaurant
- Get directions to venue
- Call babysitter
That's a lot to do, and this is only one of dozens of projects that are active at any time. But what makes all this stuff manageable is assigning the actions to contexts:
- Online
- Find out what bands are playing this weekend
- Buy tickets
- Get directions to restaurant
- Get directions to venue
- Phone
- Check with Pebble to see which band is her favorite
- Make dinner reservations
- Call babysitter
So, the next time I'm at my computer and bring up OmniFocus, I'll see "Find out what bands are playing this weekend" as the next available action for this project, and I'll (I hope) take care of it. Then the next time I open OmniFocus on my phone, I'll see "Check with Pebble..." and take care of that.
You plan using projects, but you execute using contexts. Contexts are the key to actually getting things done, rather than just leaving those actions languishing in dozens of lists you never look at.
The killer feature of OmniFocus is the synchronization between the desktop application and the iPhone application. I like that I can do all my planning at my desktop, then when I get in my car, I can quickly bring up the Errands list on my iPhone to see what I can pick up on the way to wherever I'm going. Or while in a meeting, I can quickly enter items into the phone and then process them later at my desk.
The downside of synchronization is that it is sometimes slow. My iPhone sometimes takes several minutes to complete a synchronization through MobileMe. You can use the app while it is synching, so the synchronization delay is more of a minor annoyance than a major source of frustration.
OmniFocus is designed to support the GTD system, and while it is adaptable to other productivity systems, adherents of other systems may not like it. For example, it does not give a way to prioritize tasks in the way that Franklin-Covey devotees would like.
It is important to understand what OmniFocus does not do. It is not a calendar or scheduling application (use iCal or Entourage for that). It is a personal organization system; it is not suitable for managing teams. It is not a project-tracking system. It is not a communication tool. It is just a tool for keeping track of all the things you want to do, and helping you do them with minimal fuss.
OmniFocus is powerful, but also pretty complicated. You definitely need to watch the tutorial videos and read the Getting Things Done book to figure out what the hell this thing does. The effort pays off.
OmniFocus is a little pricey ($100 to get it for both desktop and iPhone), but I'm very happy with it.
(Note: This review is based upon version 1.6.1 of the OmniFocus desktop app, and version 1.2.3 of the iPhone app.)


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A Closer Look into Medical Expenditure, CO2 Emissions and its Relationship with Life Expectancy
Below is a world map with informative circles on particular countries.
The circle is centered at approximately the geographical center of a country
(the average of its leftmost and rightmost point, the average of its topmost and
bottommost point). Its radius corresponds to the average [Life Expectancy] of
people in this country in years 1995 - 2010. See the legend below to understand
how size corresponds to life expectancy ranges. The color of the circle corresponds
to which CO2 emission band the country is in. Again the legend provides information on
these bands. The number printed below each circle is that countries average annual
Medical Expenditure in $ over the years 1995-2010.


--- layout: post title: How to restore all apps from backup on android date: 2011-11-04 15:08:23.000000000 +01:00 categories: [] tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' author: ---
I ve been changing my roms often on my nexus S, the latest being Icecream. One thing thats always been painful was all application restore across roms. Market downloads it all over again but you ve to wait for it. In my case, my apps size about 300 MB in all, abut 130 apps. So I ve to wait for all of them to download all over again.
There are means and ways of taking backup and restores. But being a command line guy, I always was too lazy for them. That's when I decided to create my own way of backing up the apps and restoring them.
I am assuming you'll know what it means by adb and mount when you read them. If not, please head over to xda forums or other similar android forums. Another assumption am making is you are already rooted.
How to take backup of apps before flashing:
1) Go to recovery -> mounts and storage
2) mount /data and /sdcard.
3) mount USB storage
4) go to adb shell
5) Copy your app .apk files to the USB storage
mkdir /sdcard/app_backup
cp -rv /data/app/* /sdcard/app_backup
Once you are done, you can make another copy out of the USB storage on your computer as well.
When you are done with your flash, repeat the above (1-4) steps, and copy the files from /sdcard/app_backup to /data/app/
cp -rv /sdcard/app_backup /data/app/
(there is adb push and pull as well, I ven't tried that. See adb -h for more info and maybe you can try that as well).
6) clear the cache (wipe cache partition)
7) Advanced -> wipe dalvik cache
8) reboot :)
The reboot might take time after the steps above for restore as it will create the dalvik cache out of the apps.
It might look like its stuck on the bootloader screen (CM round circle or whatever is your rom). Give it sometime, go for a coffee. Time will depend upon your number of apps. I did went for a cup of coffee and it was ready by the time I came back.
This is a very rudimentary post on how to restore apps. You can create nandroid backups as well. In that case your /data will be saved as data.ext.tar or something similar. Just untar it and get the files for restoring.
Let me know if you need more help.
cheers
Anshu Prateek
PS: In case you want to unroot your nexus s to a stock image, here is a good compilation of stock images:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1063664


Soleau is an unofficial copyright registry that leverages the Internet to prove when you actually made a creative work. Soleau sends a work that you create, with a randomly generated 10-digit id, to your email and your Twitter account. It's like sending something to yourself in the mail to show that something happened on a particular date and at a particular time.
Well, no. But you do actually get copyright protection in your original work as soon as it's "fixed." That means that it is recorded somewhere--e.g., on paper, in a text editor, or on film.
No you do not! In most countries all you need to do is actually create the work, at which point you get full copyright protection on that work.
This is an anologue to the "Poor Man's Copyright," which is a way of proving when something comes into existence by sending it to yourself in the mail.


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The Brown Fairy Book
by Andrew Lang
Father Grumbler
by Andrew Lang
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1904
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lang, A. (Ed.). (1904). The Brown Fairy Book. London: Longmans, Green & Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.9
- Word Count: 3,177
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: respect
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Once upon a time there lived a man who had nearly as many children as there were sparrows in the garden. He had to work very hard all day to get them enough to eat, and was often tired and cross, and abused everything and everybody, so that people called him ‘Father Grumbler.’
By-and-by he grew weary of always working, and on Sundays he lay a long while in bed, instead of going to church. Then after a time he found it dull to sit so many hours by himself, thinking of nothing but how to pay the rent that was owed, and as the tavern across the road looked bright and cheerful, he walked in one day and sat down with his friends. ‘It was just to chase away Care,’ he said; but when he came out, hours and hours after, Care came out with him.
Father Grumbler entered his house feeling more dismal than when he left it, for he knew that he had wasted both his time and his money.
‘I will go and see the Holy Man in the cave near the well,’ he said to himself, ‘and perhaps he can tell me why all the luck is for other people, and only misfortunes happen to me.’ And he set out at once for the cave.
It was a long way off, and the road led over mountains and through valleys; but at last he reached the cave where the Holy Man dwelt, and knocked at the door.
‘Who is there?’ asked a voice from within.
‘It is I, Holy Man, Father Grumbler, you know, who has as many children as sparrows in the garden.’
‘Well, and what is it that you want?’
‘I want to know why other people have all the luck, and only misfortunes happen to me!’
The Holy Man did not answer, but went into an inner cave, from which he came out bearing something in his hand. ‘Do you see this basket?’ said he.  But when you have had enough, be sure you don’t forget to cry out: “That will do for to-day.” Oh!—and one thing more—you need not show it to everybody and declare that I have give it to you. Do you understand?’
Father Grumbler was always accustomed to think of himself as so unlucky that he did not know whether the Holy Man was not playing a trick upon him; but he took the basket without being polite enough to say either ‘Thank you,’ or ‘Good-morning,’ and went away. However, he only waited till he was out of sight of the cave before he stooped down and whispered: ‘Little basket, little basket, do your duty.’
Now the basket had a lid, so that he could not see what was inside, but he heard quite clearly strange noises, as if a sort of scuffling was going on.  What a quantity there were to be sure! The whole road was covered with them, and the banks on each side were beginning to disappear. Father Grumbler felt quite frightened at the torrent, but at last he remembered what the Holy Man had told him, and cried at the top of his voice: ‘Enough! Enough! That will do for to-day!’ And the lid of the basket closed with a snap.
Father Grumbler sighed with relief and happiness as he looked around him, and sitting down on a heap of stones, he ate till he could eat no more.  As the Holy Man had said, he had never eaten such a dinner; still, when he had done, he shook his head, and grumbled; ‘Yes, there is plenty to eat, of course, but it only makes me thirsty, and there is not a drop to drink anywhere.’
Yet, somehow, he could never tell why, he looked up and saw the tavern in front of him, which he thought was miles, and miles, and miles away.
‘Bring the best wine you have got, and two glasses, good mother,’ he said as he entered, ‘and if you are fond of fish there is enough here to feed the house. Only there is no need to chatter about it all over the place.  Eh?’ And without waiting for an answer he whispered to the basket: ‘Little basket, little basket, do your duty.’ The innkeeper and his wife thought that their customer had gone suddenly mad, and watched him closely, ready to spring on him if he became violent; but both instinctively jumped backwards, nearly into the fire, as rolls and fishes of every kind came tumbling out of the basket, covering the tables and chairs and the floor, and even overflowing into the street.
‘Be quick, be quick, and pick them up,’ cried the man. ‘And if these are not enough, there are plenty more to be had for the asking.’
The innkeeper and his wife did not need telling twice. Down they went on their knees and gathered up everything they could lay hands on. But busy though they seemed, they found time to whisper to each other:
‘If we can only get hold of that basket it will make our fortune!’
So they began by inviting Father Grumbler to sit down to the table, and brought out the best wine in the cellar, hoping it might loosen his tongue. But Father Grumbler was wiser than they gave him credit for, and though they tried in all manner of ways to find out who had given him the basket, he put them off, and kept his secret to himself. Unluckily, though he did not SPEAK, he did drink, and it was not long before he fell fast asleep. Then the woman fetched from her kitchen a basket, so like the magic one that no one, without looking very closely, could tell the difference, and placed it in Father Grumbler’s hand, while she hid the other carefully away.
It was dinner time when the man awoke, and, jumping up hastily, he set out for home, where he found all the children gathered round a basin of thin soup, and pushing their wooden bowls forward, hoping to have the first spoonful. Their father burst into the midst of them, bearing his basket, and crying:
‘Don’t spoil your appetites, children, with that stuff. Do you see this basket? Well, I have only got to say, “Little basket, little basket, do your duty,” and you will see what will happen. Now you shall say it instead of me, for a treat.’
The children, wondering and delighted, repeated the words, but nothing happened. Again and again they tried, but the basket was only a basket, with a few scales of fish sticking to the bottom, for the innkeeper’s wife had taken it to market the day before.
‘What is the matter with the thing?’ cried the father at last, snatching the basket from them, and turning it all over, grumbling and swearing while he did so, under the eyes of his astonished wife and children, who did not know whether to cry or to laugh.
‘It certainly smells of fish,’ he said, and then he stopped, for a sudden thought had come to him.
‘Suppose it is not mine at all; supposing—Ah, the scoundrels!’
And without listening to his wife and children, who were frightened at his strange conduct and begged him to stay at home, he ran across to the tavern and burst open the door.
‘Can I do anything for you, Father Grumbler?’ asked the innkeeper’s wife in her softest voice.
‘I have taken the wrong basket—by mistake, of course,’ said he. ‘Here is yours, will you give me back my own?’
‘Why, what are you talking about?’ answered she. ‘You can see for yourself that there is no basket here.’
And though Father Grumbler DID look, it was quite true that none was to be seen.
‘Come, take a glass to warm you this cold day,’ said the woman, who was anxious to keep him in a good temper, and as this was an invitation Father Grumbler never refused, he tossed it off and left the house.
He took the road that led to the Holy Man’s cave, and made such haste that it was not long before he reached it.
‘Who is there?’ said a voice in answer to his knock.
‘It is me, it is me, Holy man. You know quite well. Father Grumbler, who has as many children as sparrows in the garden.’
‘But, my good man, it was only yesterday that I gave you a handsome present.’
‘Yes, Holy Man, and here it is. But something has happened, I don’t know what, and it won’t work any more.’
‘Well, put it down. I will go and see if I can find anything for you.’
In a few minutes the Holy Man returned with a rooster under his arm.
‘Listen to me,’ he said, ‘whenever you want money, you only have to say: “Show me what you can do, rooster,” and you will see some wonderful things. But, remember, it is not necessary to let all the world into the secret.’
‘Oh no, Holy Man, I am not so foolish as that.’
‘Nor to tell everybody that I gave it to you,’ went on the Holy Man. ‘I have not got these treasures by the dozen.’
And without waiting for an answer he shut the door.
As before, the distance seemed to have wonderfully shortened, and in a moment the tavern rose up in front of Father Grumbler. Without stopping to think, he went straight in, and found the innkeeper’s wife in the kitchen making a cake.
‘Where have you come from, with that fine red rooster in your basket,’ asked she, for the bird was so big that the lid would not shut down properly.

The woman said no more, but set before him a bottle of his favourite wine, and soon he began to wish to display his prize.
‘Show me what you can do, rooster,’ cried he. And the rooster stood up and flapped his wings three times, crowing ‘coquerico’ with a voice like a trumpet, and at each crow there fell from his beak golden drops, and diamonds as large as peas.
This time Father Grumbler did not invite the innkeeper’s wife to pick up his treasures, but put his own hat under the rooster’s beak, so as to catch everything he let fall; and he did not see the husband and wife exchanging glances with each other which said, ‘That would be a splendid cock to put with our basket.’
‘Have another glass of wine?’ suggested the innkeeper, when they had finished admiring the beauty of the rooster, for they pretended not to have seen the gold or the diamonds. And Father Grumbler, nothing loth, drank one glass after another, till his head fell forward on the table, and once more he was sound asleep. Then the woman gently coaxed the rooster from the basket and carried it off to her own poultry yard, from which she brought one exactly like it, and popped it in its place.
Night was falling when the man awoke, and throwing proudly some grains of gold on the table to pay for the wine he had drunk, he tucked the rooster comfortably into his basket and set out for home.
 Aren’t you ashamed of yourself?’
‘You don’t know what you are talking of,’ he answered. ‘Money? Why, I have gold and diamonds now, as much as I want. Do you see that rooster? Well, you have only to say to him, “Show me what you can do, rooster,” and something splendid will happen.’
Neither wife nor children were inclined to put much faith in him after their last experience; however, they thought it was worth trying, and did as he told them. The rooster flew round the room like a mad thing, and crowed till their heads nearly split with the noise; but no gold or diamonds dropped on the brick floor— not the tiniest grain of either.
Father Grumbler stared in silence for an instant, and then he began to swear so loudly that even his family, accustomed as they were to his language, wondered at him.
At last he grew a little quieter, but remained as puzzled as ever.
‘Can I have forgotten the words? But I KNOW that was what he said! And I saw the diamonds with my own eyes!’ Then suddenly he seized the rooster, shut it into the basket, and rushed out of the house.
His heavy wooden shoes clattered as he ran along the road, and he made such haste that the stars were only just beginning to come out when he reached the cave of the Holy Man.
‘Who is that knocking?’ asked a voice from within.
‘It is me! It is me! Holy Man! You know! Father—’
‘But, my good fellow, you really should give some one else a chance. This is the third time you have been—and at such an hour, too!’
‘Oh, yes, Holy Man, I know it is very late, but you will forgive me! It is your rooster—there is something the matter. It is like the basket. Look!’
‘THAT my rooster? THAT my basket? Somebody has played you a trick, my good man!’
‘A trick?’ repeated Father Grumbler, who began to understand what had happened. ‘Then it must have been those two—’
‘I warned you not to show them to anybody,’ said the Holy Man. ‘You deserve—but I will give you one more chance.’ And, turning, he unhooked something from the wall.
‘When you wish to dust your own jacket or those of your friends,’ he said, ‘you have only got to say, “Flack, flick, switch, be quick,” and you will see what happens. That is all I have to tell you.’ And, smiling to himself, the Holy Man pushed Father Grumbler out of the cave.
‘Ah, I understand now,’ muttered the good man, as he took the road home; ‘but I think I have got you two rascals!’ and he hurried on to the tavern with his basket under his arm, and the cock and the switch both inside.
‘Good evening, friends!’ he said, as he entered the inn. ‘I am very hungry, and should be glad if you would roast this rooster for me as soon as possible. THIS rooster and no other—mind what I say,’ he went on. ‘Oh, and another thing! You can light the fire with this basket. When you have done that I will show you something I have in my bag,’ and, as he spoke, he tried to imitate the smile that the Holy Man had given HIM.
These directions made the innkeeper’s wife very uneasy. However, she said nothing, and began to roast the rooster, while her husband did his best to make the man sleepy with wine, but all in vain.
After dinner, which he did not eat without grumbling, for the rooster was very tough, the man struck his hand on the table, and said: ‘Now listen to me. Go and fetch my rooster and my basket, at once. Do you hear?’
‘Your rooster, and your basket, Father Grumbler? But you have just- -’
‘MY rooster and MY basket!’ interrupted he.  And opening the bag, he cried: ‘Flack, flick, switch, be quick.’
And flack! Flick! Like lightning a white switch sprang out of the bag, and gave such hearty blows to the innkeeper and his wife, and to Father Grumbler into the bargain, that they all jumped as high as feathers when a mattress is shaken.
‘Stop! Stop! Make it stop, and you shall have back your rooster and basket,’ cried the man and his wife. And Father Grumbler, who had no wish to go on, called out between his hops: ‘Stop then, can’t you? That is enough for to-day!’
But the switch paid no attention, and dealt out its blows as before, and MIGHT have been dealing them to this day, if the Holy Man had not heard their cries and come to the rescue. ‘Into the bag, quick!’ said he, and the switch obeyed.
‘Now go and fetch me the rooster and the basket,’ and the woman went without a word, and placed them on the table.
‘You have all got what you deserved,’ continued the Holy Man, ‘and I have no pity for any of you. I shall take my treasures home, and perhaps some day I may find a man who knows how to make the best of the chances that are given to him. But that will never be YOU,’ he added, turning to Father Grumbler.


Album example
Something short and leading about the collection below—its contents, the creator, etc. Make it short and sweet, but not too short so folks don’t simply skip over it entirely.
First featurette heading. It’ll blow your mind.
Some great placeholder content for the first featurette here. Imagine some exciting prose here.
Oh yeah, it’s that good. See for yourself.
Another featurette? Of course. More placeholder content here to give you an idea of how this layout would work with some actual real-world content in place.
And lastly, this one. Checkmate.
And yes, this is the last block of representative placeholder content. Again, not really intended to be actually read, simply here to give you a better add to cart of what this would look like with some actual content. Your content.


using class binding [class.mygray]="true"
using class binding [class.mygray]="classBindingValue"
using ngClass declaring value in template
using class binding with some CSS class
using ngClass with some CSS class
using ngClass with component method


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Mauritania
The Talking Turtle
"Once upon a time a turtle (who represents patience, wisdom) worked at a blacksmith and he tells everyone to keep their mouth shut or he'll burn their mother, but a neighbor just says 'wow! a talking turtle!' and runs to the king and says 'look! a talking turtle!' The king says if he's lying he will be killed so he tries and tries to get the turtle to talk but he won't.
Source: Here


Your agreement
{% if data['defendant'] == "claimant_signed" or data['defendant'] == "defendant_signed"%}You need to sign the agreement.
{% else %}Both you and {% if data['defendant'] == "defendant" or data['defendant'] == "defendant_signed" %}Jan Clark{% else %}Mary Richards {% endif %} need to sign this agreement for it to become a legal contract.
{% endif %}| The offer | {% if data['defendant'] == "defendant" %}Jan Clark: I'll pay a maximum of £100 towards any new materials. {% else %} | Mary Richards: I will fix the roof if you'll give me access and pay for any extra materials. {% endif %} |
| Completion date | 1 December 2018 |
Terms of the agreement
This agreement settles the claim made by Jan Clark against Mary Richards. This includes all money owed in the case, for example counterclaims, court fees, expenses or interest.
This agreement replaces the claim. Neither of you can make any further claims relating to this case.
This agreement is confidential until you've both signed it. After that it can be used in court, for example if the agreement is broken.
You can view and download this agreement at any time from your money claims account.
If the agreement is broken
Either of you can apply to:
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Keyword End
Declares the end of a class, function, method or similar block-style definition, or of certain loop or conditional blocks.
Syntax
End [ block opening keyword ]
Description
The End keyword closes off a class, function, method or similar block (eg. interfaces, future additions), but may also be used in place of block-specific keywords which close certain loops or conditional blocks (ie. those that don't need to perform testing at the end of the block).
End may also be combined with a space followed by the block opening keyword. For example, a Class block may be closed by End or End Class according to individual preference.
Some examples are listed below.
Class-block closing options:
Class/End Class/End Class
Function-block closing options:
Function/End Function/End Function
If-block closing options:
If/Endif If/End If/End If
Select-block closing options:
Select/End Select/End Select
For-loop closing options:
For/Next For/End For/End For
While-block closing options:
While/Wend While/End While/End While
See also
Class Function Method Interface
If Endif Select For Next While Wend
Example
Classes, functions, etc:
' CLASS BLOCKS: Class Animal Class Animal ' Code ' Code End End Class ' FUNCTION BLOCKS: Function Walk () Function Walk () ' Code ' Code End End Function
Loop/conditional blocks:
' IF BLOCKS:
If a = b If a = b If a = b ' Code ' Code ' Code Endif End End If ' FOR BLOCKS:
For a = 1 To 10 For a = 1 To 10 For a = 1 To 10 ' Code ' Code ' Code Next End End For ' WHILE BLOCKS:
While a < b While a < b While a < b ' Code ' Code ' Code Wend End End While


arm-holdings
Businessmodel of ARM Holdings
Customer Segments
ARM has a niche market business model, with a specialized customer segment. The company targets its offerings at semiconductor firms and manufacturers that require processors for their devices.
Value Proposition
ARM offers four primary value propositions: accessibility, innovation, performance, and brand/status.
The company creates accessibility by making its products available for a wide variety of applications. Its chips can be used in everything from digital set-top boxes and mobile handsets to network routers and car braking systems.
The company has placed a strong emphasis on innovation throughout its history. It has attained many groundbreaking achievements, including the following:
- Developed the first commercial RISC processor (as Acorn Computers)
- Introduced the first RISC processor for inexpensive personal computers (as Acorn Computers)
- Unveiled the first silicon-on-Insulator Physical IP for IBM’s 45nm SOI Foundry
- Launched the first FPGA-adaptive embedded software toolkit
- Formed the first UK forum to create technology blueprint “Internet of Things” devices The company has demonstrated strong performance for its customers. A high-profile example is PayPal – the company developed a fraud detection system utilizing ARM-based server systems. Compared to standard data center equipment, it obtained major savings in cost (half the usual upfront price), power (one seventh the typical cost to run), and floor space (a tenth of the usual size).
The company has established a strong brand as a result of its success. It bills itself as the world’s leading semiconductor intellectual property supplier. It has distributed over 1,100 licenes to more than 300 companies. Its customers have shipped more than 86 billion Systems on Chips (SoCs) containing its IP, with four billion shipping every quarter. In 2015 alone, they shipped 15 billion of the chips, a growth of 23% year-over-year. ARM claims that its technology is used in 80% of digital cameras, 95% of smartphones, and 35% of all electronic devices. It has 35 offices in 17 countries.
Channels
ARM’s main channel is its direct sales team, through which it acquires most of its customers. The company promotes its offering through its website, social media pages, and events such as seminars, webinars, workshops, trade shows, and technical symposia.
Customer Relationships
ARM’s customer relationship is primarily of a personal assistance nature. The company assists users in the following ways:
Support Services – In addition to general phone and e-mail support, ARM offers one of three levels of support services for clients as part of a contract:
- Support Access – Includes online documentation, an unlimited number of cases/questions, and a substantive response within 24 hours of help request
- Standard Support – Includes everything offered with Support Access, as well as errata updates and delivery
- Enhanced Support – Includes everything offered with Standard Support, as well as on-site help, proactive management provision, project engagement, and a dedicated project manager Training Services – ARM offers training on a wide variety of ARM technology topics, delivered by experienced instructors. Format options include public (conducted by third-party firms in ARM-approved training centers), private, and live remote courses.
Active Assist Service – ARM offers Active Assist, an expert review service through which it provides ARM engineers to help clients optimize their SoC designs and launch products more quickly.
Despite this orientation, there is also a self-service component. The company’s website provides online courses that customers can take on a self-paced basis. It also provides a broad range of self-help resources, including articles, application notes and tutorials, ARM-related books, downloads, developer resources, and answers to frequently asked questions. There is also a community element in the form of a forum where customers can interact with fellow users.
Key Activities
ARM’s business model entails designing, developing, and licensing of processor, systems, and physical IP for customers. Its customers use its IP designs to manufacture SoC designs, paying the company a license fee and a royalty for each chip and wafer produced.
Key Partners
ARM maintains the following partnership programs:
ARM Connected Community – This is a network of over 1,200 firms that design, develop, manufacture, and market products based on the ARM architecture. The company provides a wide variety of marketing resources to assist in the process, including social media, promotional programs, and industry and networking opportunities. It also grants access to the Connected Community interactive platform, where partners can obtain information on ARM-based applications, projects, and designs. Membership in the program is open to firms with a solution that uses or complements ARM technology. Specific partners include Gumstix, TechNexion, and Mentor Graphics Corporation.
ARM Approved Program – This is a program through which ARM utilizes certain firms with expertise in its solutions to provide support to its customers. Partners go through a stringent audit process. Specific partners include eInfochips, Open-Silicon, SoC Solutions, and Sondrel.
ARM University Program – This is a program through which ARM enables usage of its technology in educational environments. The company provides teaching materials, software development tools, hardware platforms, IP, and other resources for teachers, researchers, and students. Partners it works with in the process include Nordic Semiconductor, Rockchip, and Chukong Technologies.
Key Resources
ARM’s main resource is its research and development staff. Approximately 74% of the company’s employees are engaged in engineering activities. The company has offices and design centers around the world, including in the United States, India, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, Japan, China, Taiwan, Slovenia, and Hungary. Lastly, ARM places a high priority on intellectual property, with over 4,500 issued and pending patents.
Cost Structure
ARM has a value-driven structure, aiming to provide a premium proposition through significant personal service and regular product improvements. Its biggest cost driver is research and development, a fixed cost. Other major drivers are in the areas of administration and sales/marketing, also fixed expenses.
Revenue Streams
ARM has four revenue streams:
- Licenses sold for processors and physical IP
- Royalties earned for processors and physical IP
- Software and tool sales
- Service sales (training and support)


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New legislation in New York state regarding third parties, required a fight for survival by Working Families Party (WFP) in New York. This required the party to advocate for voters to support President-elect Biden on the Working Families Party line.
In a year with massive stakes, a messaging campaign to communicate to voters the necessity to save its place on the ballot was needed. The party would need 2% city-wide support to save itself.
This campaign worked. No neighborhood awarded less than 3% support to the party though it is clear from the the data that the WFP has the strongest support in largely white, wealthier neighborhoods in Brooklyn. These constituents are hardly the demographic of the WFP that advocates for progressive causes that have launched the careers of Representive Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Representative-elect Jamaal Bowman (NY-16).
Sochie Nnaemeka, the Working Families Party’s state director for New York, says that the party's abililty to surpass expectations, with over 4.5% average city-wide support, cements their progressive movement.
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The party received its lowest support in East New York, a neighborhood with a population that is 64% Black and 30% Hispanic.


NGL Viewer is a web application for molecular visualization. WebGL is employed to display molecules like proteins and DNA/RNA with a variety of representations.
Features:
- Molecular structures (mmCIF, PDB, PQR, GRO, SDF, MOL2, MMTF)
- Density volumes (MRC/MAP/CCP4, DX/DXBIN, CUBE)
- User interaction (mouse picking, selection language, image export)
- Coordinate trajectories (animation, remote access via MDSrv)
- Embeddable (single file, API)
Citation:
- AS Rose, AR Bradley, Y Valasatava, JM Duarte, A Prlić and PW Rose. Web-based molecular graphics for large complexes. ACM Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Web3D Technology (Web3D '16): 185-186, 2016. doi:10.1145/2945292.2945324
- AS Rose and PW Hildebrand. NGL Viewer: a web application for molecular visualization. Nucl Acids Res (1 July 2015) 43 (W1): W576-W579 first published online April 29, 2015. doi:10.1093/nar/gkv402


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[gecode-users] Installation
Fabien Brosseau
brosseaufabien at gmail.com
Sat Sep 3 20:57:42 CEST 2016
Hello everyone,
I am trying to use Gecode for a little project but i am not able to make it
work.
On windows 7 (64 bits) :
i am trying to use it with a Code::Blocks project. But when I try to
compile a project with an example file, I have some errors :
- header not working in "x86gcc_rounding_control.hpp" file "This header
only works on x86 CPUs" -> so why it's called ?
- "_forceinline" which doesn't name a type
On Ubuntu 14.04 :
i get the gecode package and i tried to use it in a qt project.
I have set INCLUDEPATH and LIBS (files are not installed where
documentation said) but I still have undefined reference errors.
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For each posterior sample, extract the standard deviation and correlation components of a monitored node representing a variance-covariance matrix.
vcov_decomp( post, param, sigma_base_name = "sigma", rho_base_name = "rho", invert = FALSE, check = TRUE, auto_escape = TRUE )
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| param | A vector of regular expressions specifying the nodes to match for plotting.
Must match only one base node name in |
| sigma_base_name | Base node name to assign to the standard deviation vector component?
Defaults to |
| rho_base_name | Same as |
| invert | Take the inverse of the matrix node matched by |
| check | Perform checks sequentially that the matrix node is (a) square, (b) symmetrical, and (c) positive definite
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| auto_escape | Automatically escape |
A mcmc.list
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# load example mcmc.list data(cjs) # "SIG" is a covariance matrix node SIG_decomp = vcov_decomp(cjs, "SIG")#>#> #># extract the posterior mean correlation matrix, and reformat array_format(post_summ(SIG_decomp, "rho")["mean",])#> [,1] [,2] #> [1,] 1.0000000 0.1847515 #> [2,] 0.1847515 1.0000000


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Glitches at NSE need to be fixed, says Sebi chief
Speaking to reporters here, Tyagi also said the regulator has also approved appointment of two public interest directors at the exchange about 8-10 days ago.
by PTITaking note of repeated glitches at the National Stock Exchange (NSE), Sebi chief Ajay Tyagi on November 20 said the issue needs to be fixed and that the regulator will have discussion with the bourse.
Speaking to reporters here, he also said the regulator has also approved appointment of two public interest directors at the exchange about 8-10 days ago.
According to him, two more names for public interest directors were received last week and that the process would be expedited.
"We are examining whether the six-month period (on the Sebi order barring the NSE from accessing capital markets) because some parts of the order they have challenged," the Sebi chief said after its board meeting here.
When asked about glitches at the NSE platform, Tyagi said it was repeatedly happening.
"We will call them (NSE). This is something which should not happen. We will call them very soon. I saw an article today (Wednesday) also there was a technical glitch yesterday, so we will call them. This cannot be... we will fix it," he noted.
The NSE is the country's largest stock exchange.
There have been instances of the exchange grappling with technical glitches.
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Meanwhile, Tyagi said the regulator is looking at the issue of who is a promoter and would provide more clarity on the issue.


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Today’s Progress
I continued on with my MongoDB course, and set up some GET requests, and test cases on the todo API. The API has been uploaded to Heroku.
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I continued on with my MongoDB course, and set up some GET requests, and test cases on the todo API. The API has been uploaded to Heroku.
I decided to create my own API using what I have learned. Currently I have the MongoDB schema set up, it saves the data, and console.log’s it to the screen.
I restarted my MongoDB lessons back to when I started learning about Mongoose, since I had forgotten what I had previously learned and couldn’t remember where I was up to.
Quite a productive day. I built a Node app using Express and Handlebars.
None! I took my much needed day off
I managed to lose count of my hours this evening, but I’ve done at least 3 hours. I did some more MongoDB stuff and I’ve learned about connecting to the server, inserting data and removing data. I learned about the ‘deleteOne’, ‘deleteMany’, ‘findOneAndDelete’, ‘insertOne’, and finding data based on certain criteria.
Today I finished learning about testing code using Mocha. I learned about spies (though, I’ll be honest I have no idea what they’re for), and I learned about Rewire (again, no understanding at all). I have also dipped my toes into learning MongoDB.
I delved deeper into Mocha, and discovered the Expect package for assertions. I also discovered SuperTest for testing Express applications.
I have learned more about Express, and I attempted the #Javascript30 challenge but I didn’t take to it. I have also brushed upon testing using Mocha, but I will look more into it tomorrow.
Today I have learned about Express Middlewhere, uploaded an app to GitHub, and deployed it to Heroku
I progressed further with the Express tutorial, plus Handlebars was introduced.
I have learned more about promises and I have rewritten the weather app using promises instead of callbacks. I also began learning about Express and have set up a very basic web server with a few routes.
I took a day off from learning to focus on playing with the Twitch API
I have progressed further with the Node.JS weather app. I even rebuilt it from scratch to reinforce what I had learned.
I have done some algorithm scripting on FreeCodeCamp.
Working more on HTTP requests whilst building the weather app.
I did a bit on HTTP requests, error, response, body etc.
I have spent some time learning the basics of async, call stack and event loop.
I have refined my notes app and I have learned some of the methods of ‘yargs’.
Completed the NodeJS notes app.
I’m getting to grips with Node.JS
Hey! Welcome to my new blog. I have created this as a place to log my ‘#100daysofcode challenge’ progress, and to use as a point of reference for the stuff I’m likely to forget.


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SHATTERED IMAGE A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1998 David N. Butterworth
no stars (out of ****)
She was the femme in "La Femme Nikita." He was the Baldwin in "Backdraft," "Sliver," and "Fair Game" (with Cindy Crawford). Together, Anne Parillaud and William Baldwin conspire to make "Shattered Image" the biggest piece of hooey since the Stallone/Stone "thriller" "The Specialist."
The film poses the question "what if the life you're living now is really a dream, and your dreams reality?" It's either about a woman who's haunted by a recurring (and recurring and recurring) nightmare that she's a hired assassin, or it's about a hired assassin who's haunted by a recurring (and recurring and recurring) nightmare that she's honeymooning with William Baldwin in Jamaica.
It doesn't much matter and believe me by the time "Shattered Image" runs its painful and pedestrian course you won't care.

It's not that complicated plots can't be entertaining. Of course it helps if you have interesting characters, crisp dialogue, and a modicum of style.  And boring. Parillaud and Baldwin, who aren't exactly Shakespearean material to begin with, are saddled with such leaden dialogue that their characters have zero chance of breaking free of their cardboard confines. Lines like:
"You don't beg, you insist. I like that in a woman." That's Parillaud's character talking ... to her cat! And:
"You're not the reason I couldn't care less about you." Huh? And this wonderful bathroom interchange early in the film:
"If you give me a couple of minutes you know I'll charm the pants off you." "I don't have that kind of time."
Talking of pants, Parillaud has her clothes off faster than you can say "Point of No Return." We have come to expect this from Billy Baldwin, but it might have been nice to have learned something about their characters first. But there's nothing to learn. Karen is as interesting as a cereal box, a someone's-out-to-get-me crybaby who imagines the voice at the other end of the phone, the stranger who sends her flowers, maybe even her husband himself, is her would-be killer. Siouxsie is the chromium cool, tough-as-nails crack killing machine who shoots out a couple of mirrors in order to justify the film's meaningless stock title.
Baldwin seems more interested in Parillaud's nest egg (so that he can pave paradise and put up a parking lot) than he does in her. Each time Graham Greene shows up he gets killed. Barbet Schroeder ("Reversal of Fortune") co-produced and should be ashamed of himself.
Every now and again it's fun to watch a really bad movie. And every now and again, as "Shattered Image" makes agonizingly clear, it isn't.
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501_nata001.py
class Solution:
def kthSmallest(self, mat: List[List[int]], k: int) -> int:
nrow, ncol = len(mat), len(mat[0])
heap = []
pointers = [0] * nrow
acc = 0
visited = set()
for i in range(nrow):
acc += mat[i][0]
heapq.heappush(heap, (acc, pointers))
visited.add(tuple(pointers))
for _ in range(k):
acc, pointers = heapq.heappop(heap)
for i in range(nrow):
new_pointers = list(pointers)
if new_pointers[i] + 1 < ncol:
new_pointers[i] += 1
key = tuple(new_pointers)
if key not in visited:
new_acc = acc + mat[i][new_pointers[i]] - mat[i][new_pointers[i] - 1]
heapq.heappush(heap, (new_acc, new_pointers))
visited.add(key)
return acc


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