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- Milestone (2): Friday @ 11:59pm, 3/4/2016
- Milestone (3): Monday @ 3pm, 3/7/2016
Given the BBD description you came up with during the hackathon,
identify the key actions. Then, for each action, specify how the action would
transform the real-time state of your app. Use the template at
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specification will involve writing pseudo code.
User Simulator
Build a worker script to simulate a large number of concurrent users performing
the various actions supported by your together app. Each action will trigger
operations to transform the data stored in Firebase. The worker script from the
previous Uber app can be a good skeleton code to build upon.
Requirements
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- [X] Design the Firebase database structure
- [X] Write the actions / state transformation specification
- Milestone (2)
- [X] Develop the basic functions of the user simulator
- [X] Simulate user login / logout
- [X] Simulate multiple users
- Milestone (3)
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- [X] Develop a high-fidelity prototype mockup of the main screen using mock data (this mockup
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Angular directive
ng-map source
Description
Implementation of __MapController
Initialize a Google map within a
<div>
tag with given options and register events
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Attr2Options | service |
convert html attribute to Google map api options |
Attributes
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| map-initialized | Expression |
callback function when map is initialized e.g., map-initialized="mycallback(map)" |
| geo-callback | Expression |
if center is an address or current location, the expression is will be executed when geo-lookup is successful. e.g., geo-callback="showMyStoreInfo()" |
| geo-fallback-center | Array |
The center of map incase geolocation failed. i.e. [0,0] |
| geo-location-options | Object |
The navigator geolocation options. e.g., { maximumAge: 3000, timeout: 5000, enableHighAccuracy: true }. If none specified, { timeout: 5000 }. If timeout not specified, timeout: 5000 added |
| zoom-to-include-markers | Boolean |
When true, map boundary will be changed automatially to include all markers when initialized |
| default-style | Boolean |
When false, the default styling,
|
| <MapOption> | String |
Any Google map options, https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference?csw=1#MapOptions |
| <MapEvent> | String |
Any Google map events, https://rawgit.com/allenhwkim/angularjs-google-maps/master/build/map_events.html |
| single-info-window | Boolean |
When true the map will only display one info window at the time, if not set or false, everytime an info window is open it will be displayed with the othe one. |
| trigger-resize | Boolean |
Default to false. Set to true to trigger resize of the map. Needs to be done anytime you resize the map |
Example
Usage:
<map MAP_OPTIONS_OR_MAP_EVENTS ..>
... Any children directives
</map>
Example:
<map center="[40.74, -74.18]" on-click="doThat()">
</map>
<map geo-fallback-center="[40.74, -74.18]" zoom-to-inlude-markers="true">
</map>


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McKenzie method - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The McKenzie method (also MDT = Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy) is a . " Specific Directional Exercises for Patients with Low Back Pain: A Case Series".
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Unlike other exercises for treating low back pain meant for . range of motion, the McKenzie method exercises are meant to .
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May 28, 2009 . An explanation of the McKenzie technique as well an overview of the approach.
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Oct 22, 2012 . McKenzies Method exercises and stretches are a great way to combat lower back pain from bulging / herniated discs and compressed sciatic .
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Aug 27, 2008 . Dr Mike reviews McKenzie or back extension exercises for those with a lumbar disc herniation.
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Jul 16, 2010 . I found this interesting article on back pain that was written in New Zealand and it highlights what we tell.
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The simple and effective self-help exercises in Robin McKenzie's Treat Your Own Back have helped thousands worldwide find relief from common low back and .
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McKenzie back exercises are one of the most well known back strengthening exercises you can do for the health of your back.  Simple stretches and mild exercise may relieve your back pain. That's the theory .
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McKenzie Exercises for Low Back Pain. McKenzie exercises are a series of therapeutic movements that are designed to help relieve pain in the extremities and .
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The McKenzie Method is a type of physical therapy and exercise that centralizes pain, and then focuses on self-healing techniques, including exercise.
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McKenzie self-treatments for sciatica - LA Sports and Spine
McKenzie realized that it is also helpful to ''milk'' the disc forward of the nerve roots by performing a variety of back bending or extension exercises. These may .
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Free Back & Neck Pain Newsletter! . Treat Your Own Neck by Robin McKenzie is a brief book that describes how to . How McKenzie Presents His Exercises .
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IT business/financial management tools (Apptio, BMC ITBM, VMWare ITBM, HP IT Executive scorecard, CloudCruiser, and others) offer a snapshot of your it portfolio’s realities. In contrast, RampRate’s HyperSourcing platform gives you a view into the possibilities–and hands-on help to meet your cost, risk, and performance targets.


The Skulls * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Rob Cohen. Cast: Joshua Jackson, Paul Walker, Leslie Bibb, Hill Harper, Craig T. Nelson, William Petersen, Christopher McDonald, Steve Harris. 2000 - 106 minutes Rated PG-13 (for profanity, violence, and sexual situations). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, April 1, 2000.
Rob Cohen's "The Skulls" is a handsomely produced disaster of a movie, filled with such ludicrous plotting and inconsistencies that it has to be seen to be believed. At least when Universal Pictures hired Shane Hurlbut as the cinematographer, they got their money's worth, which is more than can be said about virtually everyone and everything else involved in the making of this "thriller," a so-called "'The Firm' for teens." The problem is that that 1993 Tom Cruise-starrer was also a dumbed-down version of a John Grisham novel. Drop its IQ down yet another 50 points, transform its characters into college students, and what you are left with is "The Skulls."
Luke McNamara (Joshua Jackson) is a former street kid whose key to being accepted at the prestigious Yale University is his expertise on the college's famed rowing team. Planning to go to law school after graduation, he is unsure of how he is going to manage it, considering he has twenty bucks in the bank, considerably less than the annual $45,000 tuition fee. Lurking about the campus is a much-talked-about secret society called The Skulls (if it is such a secret, how come everyone knows about it?), to which we are informed at the on-set that at least two of the United States' presidents have been members. Once initiated, there is no exempting, but The Skulls promise inductees unlimited amounts of wealth and fortune, as well as a few trophy women to go along with it.
Despite the warnings of Luke's two best friends, Will (Hill Harper) and Chloe (Leslie Bibb), he is chosen to join The Skulls, and without hesitation, accepts. A pair of new members are chosen to be soul mates, and Luke is partnered with Caleb Mandrake (Paul Walker), whose father, Judge Litten Mandrake (Craig T. Nelson), coincidentally, is the head of the society. Luke is overjoyed to later discover that $20,000 has been added to his bank account, but being a member of The Skulls means inevitably slighting Will and Chloe, whom he is secretly in love with. Then an apparent suicide of someone close to Luke occurs on campus, but evidence points to foul play, and it becomes believed that the victim was murdered. All suspicions of Luke point to The Skulls being involved in a cover-up scheme.
What can be said about "The Skulls" other than it's one of the most unintentionally silly movies so far this year, not to mention one of the worst? The screenplay, by John Pogue, is a real howler, and should never have been given the chance to see the light of day. In one scene, a female character is chased across campus in broad daylight, which conveniently appears to be deserted. In another, Luke is drugged to an almost catatonic state, to the point where saliva is uncontrollably dribbling out the side of his mouth. Then, all of a sudden, out of the blue, he jumps right into a conversation as if nothing had happened. Was he just playing an April Fool's joke on everyone, and decided it would be funny to pretend he was a human vegetable? And who could forget the laughable duel climax, complete with real guns, that takes place in what looked like the courtyard of the school?
The dialogue is no better, with one distressingly stilted scene in which Luke, Will, and Chloe discuss the history of The Skulls, reciting dialogue that not for a second seems natural, but simply an excuse to relay to the audience some background information. "The Skulls" might have at least been funny had director Rob Cohen (who made the far superior 1996 action film, "Daylight") and screenwriter Pogue let the audience know that it was meant as a comedy. To my dismay, however, it appears like the movie is very well attempting to be a serious-minded thriller.
"The Skulls" marks the debut of Joshua Jackson (TV's "Dawson's Creek") in a lead film role, after supporting parts in 1998's "Urban Legend" and 1999's "Cruel Intentions," and it's unfortunate that he had to choose such an unusually bad movie to take that next step in his career. All other actors are handed throwaway roles, except for Paul Walker (1998's "Pleasantville"), who makes next to no impression, and Leslie Bibb (TV's "Popular"), who is the only one in the cast who projects even the slightest hint of intelligence. Bibb has a bright screen presence, but she is surrounded by such inanity that all she can do is struggle to come away from the wreckage unscathed (she succeeds, for the most part).
Worst of all, when "The Skulls" isn't downright awful, it's just a chore to sit through. Dull and oddly outdated, only the lush photography by Hurlbut, accentuating its gorgeous Toronto-based setting, saves the picture from being a surefire cure for insomniacs. On second thought, maybe Universal should have hired someone less accomplished to work as cinematographer. That way, when viewers would fall into a deep slumber for its duration, it would cause them to forget that such an absurd motion picture was actually ever committed to celluloid. It would also save the actors from any further embarrassment.
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or
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Setter for the variable childPercent
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Setter method that initializes the chromosome's tasks using the values of
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Setter for the variable cycleTime
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Setter for the button's foreground color when the cell has focus
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- SetInitialTime(Chromosome, long) - Method in class Test.Chromosome
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Setter for the
startTime
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Setter for the variable iterations
- setMnemonic(int) - Method in class Test.Solution
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Setter of the mnemonic used to activate the button when the cell has focus
- setMutationsPercent(double) - Method in class Test.LBPParameters
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Setter for the variable mutationsPercent
- setNextGeneration() - Method in class Test.Main
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- setNumChromosomes(int) - Method in class Test.LBPParameters
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Setter for the variable numChromosomes
- setParams(int) - Method in class Test.Main
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A method to calculate and set the optimal parameters to solve the given
problem
- setPrecedences(int[]) - Method in class Test.Task
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- setPreservedPercent(double) - Method in class Test.LBPParameters
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Setter for the variable preservedPercent
- setProbability(double) - Method in class Test.LBPParameters
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Setter for the variable probability
- setSmoothness() - Method in class Test.Chromosome
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A method to calculate and store the chromosome's smoothness value
- setStdDev(double) - Method in class Test.Task
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- setTime(double) - Method in class Test.Task
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- showDialog(double) - Method in class Test.CycleTimeDialog
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Shows the dialog to the user
- showDialog() - Method in class Test.IntegerDialog
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Shows the dialog to the user
- showDialog() - Method in class Test.PercentageDialog
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Shows the dialog to the user
- smoothness - Variable in class Test.Chromosome
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A double variable that stores the chromosome's smoothness value
- solution(double) - Method in class Test.Chromosome
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A method to calculate the chromosme's solution to the LBP
- Solution - Class in Test
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The ButtonColumn class provides a renderer and an editor that looks like a JButton.
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Create the ButtonColumn to be used as a renderer and editor.
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A List containing the tasks assigned to each workstation
- startTime - Variable in class Test.Chromosome
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A long variable that stores the time at which the chromosome began its
computation
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A double array that sores each task's time's standars deviation
- stdDeviation - Variable in class Test.Task
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A double variable that stores the task' time's standard deviation
- STime - Variable in class Test.Main
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A long variable that stores the solution's global start time used to
calculate a chromosome's computational time


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[gecode-users] Value selection when branching
Lars Otten
ottenl at student.chalmers.se
Mon Feb 13 18:02:38 CET 2006
On 02/10/06 15:22, Lars Otten wrote:
> Turns out it wasn't easy as it seemed:
> [...]
> So I guess I'll have to revise it yet again... :-/
Finally it seems to work, after digging deeper into the DFS engine I came up
with the following:
The Branching object instances still keep a record of their resp. random
seeds and reinitialise the random number generator everytime a random choice
is to be made. This way, as long as a given space does not change its
'state', the random choices will be deterministic.
At the end of the Branching's commit function, though, we can be sure that
something in the space's state has changed, i.e. that at least one
variable's domain has changed. Thus at this time we can change the
Branching's random seeds, so that in the new state the random choices will
be different (but still consistent).
One question is then of course how to reinitialise the random seeds after
commiting, I'm currently looking into several ideas for this...
Thanks to Mikael for tipping me off towards this approach. :)
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11. ITS_LIVE Explorer¶
Summary¶
ITS_LIVE¶
Global land ice velocities. The Inter-mission Time Series of Land Ice Velocity and Elevation (ITS_LIVE) project facilitates ice sheet, ice shelf and glacier research by providing a globally comprehensive and temporally dense multi-sensor record of land ice velocity and elevation with low latency. Scene-pair velocities were generated from satellite optical and radar imagery.
The notebooks on this project demonstrate how to search and access ITS_LIVE velocity pairs and provide a simple example on how to build a data cube.
Project at NASA’s Github account: https://github.com/nasa-jpl/itslive-explorer
Usage with Binder¶
The Binder button above allows you to explore and run the notebook in a shared cloud computing environment without the need to install dependencies on your local machine. Note that this option will not directly download data to your computer; instead the data will be downloaded to the cloud environment.
Usage with Docker¶
On Mac OSX or Linux¶
Install Docker. Use the left-hand navigation to select the appropriate install depending on operating system.
Download the repository from Github.
Unzip the file, and open a terminal window in the
itslive-explorer
folder’s location.From the terminal window, launch the docker container using the following command, replacing [path/notebook_folder] with your path and notebook folder name:
docker run --name itslive -p 8888:8888 -v [path/notebook_folder]:/home/jovyan/work nsidc/itslive-explorer
Example:
docker run --name itslive -p 8888:8888 -v /Users/name/Desktop/itslive-explorer:/home/jovyan/work nsidc/itslive-explorer
Or, with docker-compose:
docker-compose up
If you want to mount a directory with write permissions, you need to grant the container the same permissions as the one on the directory to be mounted and tell it that has “root” access (within the container). This is important if you want to persist your work or download data to a local directory and not just the docker container. Run the example command below for this option:
docker run --name itslive -e NB_UID=$(id -u) --user root -p 8888:8888 -v /Users/name/Desktop/itslive-explorer:/home/jovyan/work nsidc/itslive-explorer
The initialization will take some time and will require 2.6 GB of space. Once the startup is complete you will see a line of output similar to this:
To access the notebook, open this file in a browser:
file:///home/jovyan/.local/share/jupyter/runtime/nbserver-6-open.html
Or copy and paste one of these URLs:
http://4dc97ddd7a0d:8888/?token=f002a50e25b6f623aa775312737ba8a23ffccfd4458faa6f
or http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8888/?token=f002a50e25b6f623aa775312737ba8a23ffccfd4458faa6f
If you started your container with the -d
/--detach
option, check docker logs itslive
for this output.
Open up a web browser and copy one of the URLs as instructed above.
You will be brought to a Jupyter Notebook interface running through the Docker container. The left side of the interface displays your local directory structure. Navigate to the
work
folder of theitslive-explorer
repository folder. You can now interact with the notebooks to explore and access data.
On Windows¶
Install Docker.
Download the repository from Github.
Unzip the file, and open a terminal window (use Command Prompt or PowerShell, not PowerShell ISE) in the
itslive-explorer
folder’s location.From the terminal window, launch the docker container using the following command, replacing [path\notebook_folder] with your path and notebook folder name:
docker run --name itslive -p 8888:8888 -v [path\notebook_folder]:/home/jovyan/work nsidc/itslive-explorer
Example:
docker run --name itslive -p 8888:8888 -v C:\notebook_folder:/home/jovyan/work nsidc/itslive-explorer
Or, with docker-compose:
docker-compose up
If you want to mount a directory with write permissions you need to grant the container the same permissions as the one on the directory to be mounted and tell it that has “root” access (within the container)
docker run --name itslive --user root -p 8888:8888 -v C:\notebook_folder:/home/jovyan/work nsidc/itslive-explorer
The initialization will take some time and will require 2.6 GB of space. Once the startup is complete you will see a line of output similar to this:
To access the notebook, open this file in a browser:
file:///home/jovyan/.local/share/jupyter/runtime/nbserver-6-open.html
Or copy and paste one of these URLs:
http://(6a8bfa6a8518 or <IP_ADDRESS>):8888/?token=2d72e03269b59636d9e31937fcb324f5bdfd0c645a6eba3f
If you started your container with the -d
/--detach
option, check docker logs itslive
for this output.
Follow the instructions and copy one of the URLs into a web browser and hit return. The address should look something like this:
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8888/?token=2d72e03269b59636d9e31937fcb324f5bdfd0c645a6eba3f
You will now see the itslive-explorer repository within the Jupyter Notebook interface. Navigate to /work to open the notebooks.
You can now interact with the notebooks to explore and access data.
Usage with Conda¶
Install miniconda3 (Python 3.7) for your platform from https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html
Download the itslive-explorer repository from Github by clicking the green ‘Code’ button located at the top right of the repository page and clicking ‘Download Zip’.
Unzip the file, and open a command line or terminal window in the itslive-explorer folder’s location.
From a command line or terminal window, install the required environment with the following commands:
conda env create -f binder/environment.yml && conda activate itslive-explorer
./binder/postBuild
You should now see that the dependencies were installed and our environment is ready to be used.
If you are a returning user, please make sure your repository is up to date and run the following to update your environment:
conda env update -f binder/environment.yml
Activate the environment with
conda activate itslive-explorer
Launch the notebook locally with the following command:
jupyter lab
This should open a browser window with the JupyterLab IDE, showing your current working directory on the left-hand navigation. Navigate to the notebooks folder of choice and click on their associated *.ipynb files to get started.
NOTE: Sometimes Conda environments change (break) even with pinned down dependencies. If you run into an issue with dependencies for the itslive-explorer please open an issue and we’ll try to fix it as soon as possible.
Credit¶
This software is developed by the National Snow and Ice Data Center with funding from multiple sources.


I really enjoy cutting open a rock and deciding how it should be sliced to bring out the most interesting features. This tiger's-eye had been compressed and warped, so I cut it at a 90 degree angle from what I usually would and gave it a high dome, which brought out the lightning-bolt effect instead of a cat's-eye. These are being paired with moonstone for a necklace.
These stones are all prettier than they appear in the pictures. It might be a good summer project for me to learn more about photographing small shiny things and get the right kind of lighting so I can do a better job with it. I went through about two hundred really bad pictures, just to have a few for this page's content. The agatized jasper here looks like painted porcelain with an almost liquid gloss in real life, but I don't think I captured any of that in this picture.
My favorites here are the four matched jasper stones at the top. They've got a nice flow visually and some funky colors, and they're cut slightly assymetrical to go with the organic look of the settings they're going into.
Opals are one of the stones I most enjoy working with. The pink stones are rhodochrosite and there's a better shot of the agatized jasper and a not-so-good shot of a rainbow obsidian at the bottom right, but the rest are all different kinds of opal. Even the intarsia butterfly wings have a paper-thin layer of opal sandwiched between the quartz glass cap and the colored stone underneath, and depending on the light and angle, it rangesfrom invisible to adding bright flashes of color. The wings are where I tried to put the image map link, but it shifted a bit to the right for some reason.


Throwing you into the deep end with JavaScript
There are Controllers, but in this case, we are simplifying things by just talking about interactions between a collection of models and their views via custom and DOM events
Representation of Data
A collection of... models!
A link between the model/collection and the... DOM!
My Todo App
A link between the model/collection and the... DOM!
This is what you're hopefully going to make by the end of this session...
Let's take a look at some code!
App.Todo = Backbone.Model.extend({
defaults: {
title: '',
complete: false
},
doSomething: function() {
// I should really write a Todo to finish this function...
}
});
// Getting attributes within model.
Model.get('complete');
// Setting attributes within model.
Model.set('title', 'Finish talking already!');
// Saving a newly set attribute to the synced database.
Model.save({
'title': 'Finish talking already!'
});
// Destroys the model (Also removes it from any collections it belongs to).
Model.destroy();
App.TodoCollection = Backbone.Collection.extend({
// Reference to the model of this collection.
model: App.Todo
});
// Fetching models from synced database.
Collection.fetch({
success: function(collectionOfThings) {
// Should really do something with these things...
}
});
// Creating and adding new model to the collection.
Collection.create({
title: 'Create Todo List'
});
App.TodoView = Backbone.View.extend({
initialize: function() {
// First function that is called when you create a new view.
// Great for setting up event listeners.
},
// DOM events mapping to functions within this view.
events: {
'click .toggle-complete': 'toggleComplete'
},
toggleComplete: function() {
// I should toggle my models complete attribute...
}
});
// Access the views model.
View.model;
// Access the views collection.
View.collection;
// Listen to model attribute change events.
View.listenTo(this.model, 'change', this.render);
# Pass attribute value.
<%= title %>
# Pass custom value based on properties boolean value.
<%= complete ? 'complete' : ''%>
Backbone.Event.bind('some-global-event', function(data) {
// Oh! I'll do something with that data now!
});
// Triggering a global event.
Backbone.Event.trigger('some-global-event', {
data: 'Just wanted to tell you, you are awesome!'
});


{%extends 'base.html'%} {%load static%} {%block title%}Stream{%endblock title%} {%block link%} {%endblock link%} {%block content%}


All About Me!
My Favorite Websites
My Favorite Sites
- www.youtube.com
- www.backcountry.com
- www.netflix.com
- www.utahmountainbiking.com
Why These Sites?
My main hobbies and interests do not include surfing the web often. For my first choice I chose youtube because I often watch podcasts about politics and about news. I enjoy podcasts by Ben Shapiro and by Joe Rogan. The rest of the websites that I chose have to do with my other hobbies. About 90% of the time that I use the internet, I am online to be able to look up new things and plan new adventures.


The Local Notification API provides a way to schedule "local" notifications - notifications that are scheduled and delivered on the device as opposed to "push" notifications sent from a server.
Local Notifications are great for reminding the user about a change in the app since they last visited, providing reminder features, and delivering offline information with the app being in the foreground.
import { Plugins } from '@capacitor/core';
const { LocalNotifications } = Plugins;
LocalNotifications.schedule({
notifications: [
{
title: "Title",
body: "Body",
id: 1,
schedule: { at: new Date(Date.now() + 1000 * 5) },
sound: null,
attachments: null,
actionTypeId: "",
extra: null
}
]
});


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Pure Nexus - SFMod
These days I was working on compiling and modifying Android system.
At first I want to use CyanogenMod as base of my Mod.
Ah… As you know, Cyngn shut down CM Project and all of its services. Those developers went to a new project called Lineage OS.
Then I heard about SlimROMs form PeterCxy. After I compile their source code, I found that SlimROM may not support Google’s Project Fi (Baseband works fine but it cannot identify my Project Fi SIM card).
Finally I try to build Pure Nexus (Because my phone is Nexus 5X and other Nexus users had recommend me about the Pure Nexus Project). I also tried their official build and I found it supports Project Fi. But at the first time I was trying to get the source code of it, I don’t know what’s wrong with GitLab, I cannot acces Pure Nexus Project’s repo on it. I sent issues to both GitLab and Pure Nexus Project on GitHub. Though nobody answered me but one day later I can successfully access the repo.
After I got their source code, I started modify it. I added support for liudongmiao’s Brevent and Change the default kernel (PureKernel) to flar2(Aaron Segaert)’s ElementalX (Because I bought EXKM and I don’t want to waste my mondy :D )
Finally it works. But I found there is still a small problem: Some application will crash due to AndroidRuntime: java.lang.SecurityException: Permission Denial: XXXXXXXXXX; this requires android.permission.INTERACT_ACROSS_USERS_FULL
Source code manifest: https://github.com/RedL0tus/manifest
Here is the download link of my build: Google Drive
Here are the screenshots: (It use Pixel Launcher as default launcher) (The carrier info can be modify via Pure Settings) (Brevent’s working) (PureNexus-SFMod :D )


DDS Team Members
         Mingyuan Zhou, Associate Professor, McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin
         Rahi Kalantari, PhD student, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin
         Dandan Guo, PhD student, Xidian University, Xi'an, China
         Mauricio Tec, PhD student, Department of Statistics and Data Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin
         Bo Chen, Professor, Xidian University, Xi'an, China
         Aaron Schein, Columbia University
         Hao Zhang, Duke University
© June 2020 Mingyuan Zhou


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Today we cover costs before we put them together next class with revenues to solve the firm’s (first stage) profit maximization problem. While it seems we are adding quite a bit, and learning some new math problems with calculating costs, we will practice it more next class, when put together with revenues.
There is a direct relationship between a technology’s returns to scaleIncreasing, decreasing, or constant
and its cost structure: the rate at which its total costs increaseAt a decreasing rate, at an increasing rate, or at a constant rate, respectively
and its marginal costs changeDecreasing, increasing, or constant, respectively
. This is easiest to see for a single input, such as our assumptions of the short run (where firms can change \(l\) but not \(\bar{k})\):
\[q=f(\bar{k},l)\]
The total cost function for Cobb-Douglas production functions of the form \[q=l^{\alpha}k^{\beta}\] can be shown with some very tedious algebra to be:
\[C(w,r,q)=\left[\left(\frac{\alpha}{\beta}\right)^{\frac{\beta}{\alpha+\beta}} + \left(\frac{\alpha}{\beta}\right)^{\frac{-\alpha}{\alpha+\beta}}\right] w^{\frac{\alpha}{\alpha+\beta}} r^{\frac{\beta}{\alpha+\beta}} q^{\frac{1}{\alpha+\beta}}\]
If you take the first derivative of this (to get marginal cost), it is:
\[\frac{\partial C(w,r,q)}{\partial q}= MC(q) = \frac{1}{\alpha+\beta} \left(w^{\frac{\alpha}{\alpha+\beta}} r^{\frac{\beta}{\alpha+\beta}}\right) q^{\left(\frac{1}{\alpha+\beta}\right)-1}\]
How does marginal cost change with increased output? Take the second derivative:
\[\frac{\partial^2 C(w,r,q)}{\partial q^2}= \frac{1}{\alpha+\beta} \left(\frac{1}{\alpha+\beta} -1 \right) \left(w^{\frac{\alpha}{\alpha+\beta}} r^{\frac{\beta}{\alpha+\beta}}\right) q^{\left(\frac{1}{\alpha+\beta}\right)-2}\]
Three possible cases:
Let \(q=l^{0.5}k^{0.5}\).
\[\begin{align*} C(w,r,q)&=\left[\left(\frac{0.5}{0.5}\right)^{\frac{0.5}{0.5+0.5}} + \left(\frac{0.5}{0.5}\right)^{\frac{-0.5}{0.5+0.5}}\right] w^{\frac{0.5}{0.5+0.5}} r^{\frac{0.5}{0.5+0.5}} q^{\frac{1}{0.5+0.5}}\\ C(w,r,q)&= \left[1^{0.5}+1^{-0.5} \right]w^{0.5}r^{0.5}q^{0.5}\\ C(w,r,q)&= w^{0.5}r^{0.5}q^{1}\\ \end{align*}\]
Consider input prices of \(w=\$9\) and \(r=\$25\):
\[\begin{align*}C(w=9,r=25,q)&=9^{0.5}25^{0.5}q \\ & =3*5*q\\ & =15q\\\end{align*}\]
That is, total costs (at those given input prices, and technology) is equal to 15 times the output level, \(q\):
Marginal costs would be
\[MC(q) = \frac{\partial C(q)}{\partial q} = 15\]
Average costs would be
\[MC(q) = \frac{C(q)}{q} = \frac{15q}{q} = 15\]
Let \(q=l^{0.25}k^{0.25}\).
\[\begin{align*} C(w,r,q)&=\left[\left(\frac{0.25}{0.25}\right)^{\frac{0.25}{0.25+0.25}} + \left(\frac{0.25}{0.25}\right)^{\frac{-0.25}{0.25+0.25}}\right] w^{\frac{0.25}{0.25+0.25}} r^{\frac{0.25}{0.25+0.25}} q^{\frac{1}{0.25+0.25}}\\ C(w,r,q)&= \left[1^{0.5}+1^{-0.5} \right]w^{0.5}r^{0.5}q^{2}\\ C(w,r,q)&= w^{0.5}r^{0.5}q^{2}\\ \end{align*}\]
If \(w=9\), \(r=25\):
\[\begin{align*}C(w=9,r=25,q)&=9^{0.5}25^{0.5}q^2 \\ & =3*5*q^2\\ & =15q^2\\\end{align*}\]
Marginal costs would be
\[MC(q) = \frac{\partial C(q)}{\partial q} = 30q\]
Average costs would be
\[AC(q) = \frac{C(q)}{q} = \frac{15q^2}{q} = 15q\]


aragorn
Aragorn, Elessar
"I am Aragorn son of Arathorn, and am called Elessar, the Elfstone, Dúnadan, the heir of Isildur Elendil's son of Gondor. Here is the sword that was broken and is forged again! " - The Two Towers, The Riders of Rohan
Aragorn II, the son of Arathorn II and Gilraen, also known as Elessar and Strider, was the 16th Chieftain of the Dunedain of the North; later crowned King Elessar Telcontar (March 1, 2931 - FO 120 or SR 1541), the 26th King of Arnor and 35th King of Gondor - and first High King of Gondor and Arnor since the short reign of Isildur. He was a great ranger and warrior, and as Isildur's heir he bore the shards of Narsil, reforged and renamed Andúril, in the War of the Ring.


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Fans react as My Chemical Romance reunion show sells out in minutes
"Fuck MCR, I didn’t even wanna see them anyways"
Tickets went on sale for My Chemical Romance‘s reunion show tonight – and they sold out almost immediately.
After years of waiting, the emo icons announced their long rumoured reunion yesterday (October 31) following their split in 2013.
Aside from sharing news of their reunion, MCR also announced a show at Los Angeles’ Shrine Expo Hall on Friday December 20, their first gig since 2012. Tickets went on sale at 12pm Pacific Time today (November 1) and sold out in a matter of minutes.
 Another wrote: “I did it guys . I GOT TICKETS #mcr I’m coming for u.”
One unsuccessful fan tweeted: “good afternoon . couldn’t get any mcr tickets. going into mourning,” while a second said: “MCR sold out in two minutes but I still waited in line for 20 minutes for it to tell me there were no more tickets.”
 Another simply wrote: “we seeing mcr,” while sharing a screenshot of their ticket.
Take a look at more fan reactions below:
Since their split, band members Gerard Way, Ray Toro, Mikey Way and Frank Iero have all enjoyed success with solo and side projects.


Contributing to Open Source Part I: The Easy Way
The Odin Project
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How do you contribute to open source? In this video, I'll describe the easiest way to make a simple contribution to an open source project -- without using the command line, a text editor, "forking a repo", or even touching Git outside of Github. I'll also describe what kinds of contributions open source software projects are typically looking for. As an example, I use submitting a student solution to a web development exercise from The Odin Project, a free online curriculum for learning web development with Ruby on Rails. You can find more information about that project at http://theodinproject.com.
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Winng N. 2 years ago (edited)
"use your powers for good" haha
thank you for the video.
1newbie 1 years ago
A remark to what happening at 04:12 is: after clicking "Propose file change", it now goes to commit page instead of the pull request screen as shown on the video. One need to click the commit name (e.g. patch-1 if it is the first commit of your branch) near the top of the screen to go to the pull request screen.
Richard Dickinso 5 years ago
I am working through the Odin Project which is good but it took me ages to figure out how to submit my solution to the HTML/CSS project.I posted in all places (on the Odin website, on Google+ and others) and I finally got a reply (thanks hgducherne). However I'm still waiting for the repo admin to accept my pull request, so this has been a slow, tedious process as my first introduction to


Tz IDE - versions and improvements
ide - 05 Aug 2018, Sun
- Added 2 modules - Python, MATLAB
- Find and merge codes of similar modules
- No tabs
- No auto expand functionality in textarea (code modules)
- Added icons
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ide2 - 05 Aug 2018, Sun
- Icons are removed
- No tabs
- Improvement in fonts
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| 程序包 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| com.netease.stream.client | |
| com.netease.stream.config | |
| com.netease.stream.http |
| 限定符和类型 | 字段和说明 |
|---|---|
protected ClientConfiguration |
DefaultClient.clientConfiguration
The client configuration
|
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
void |
DefaultClient.setConfiguration(ClientConfiguration clientConfiguration)
Set configuration
|
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
DefaultClient(ClientConfiguration clientConfiguration)
Constructs a new WebServiceClient object using the specified configuration.
|
NeteaseHttpClient(ClientConfiguration clientConfiguration)
Constructs a new client using the specified client configuration options (ex: max retry
attempts, proxy settings, etc).
|
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
ClientConfiguration |
ClientConfiguration.withConnectionTimeout(int connectionTimeout)
Sets the amount of time to wait (in milliseconds) when initially establishing a connection
before giving up and timing out, and returns the updated ClientConfiguration object so that
additional method calls may be chained together.
|
ClientConfiguration |
ClientConfiguration.withMaxConnections(int maxConnections)
Sets the maximum number of allowed open HTTP connections and returns the updated
ClientConfiguration object.
|
ClientConfiguration |
ClientConfiguration.withProtocol(Protocol protocol)
Sets the protocol (i.e.
|
ClientConfiguration |
ClientConfiguration.withSocketBufferSizeHints(int socketSendBufferSizeHint,
int socketReceiveBufferSizeHint)
Sets the optional size hints (in bytes) for the low level TCP send and receive buffers, and
returns the updated ClientConfiguration object so that additional method calls may be chained
together.
|
ClientConfiguration |
ClientConfiguration.withSocketTimeout(int socketTimeout)
Sets the amount of time to wait (in milliseconds) for data to be transfered over an
established, open connection before the connection times out and is closed, and returns the
updated ClientConfiguration object so that additional method calls may be chained together.
|
ClientConfiguration |
ClientConfiguration.withUserAgent(String userAgent)
Sets the HTTP user agent header used in requests and returns the updated ClientConfiguration
object.
|
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
ClientConfiguration(ClientConfiguration other) |
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
org.apache.http.client.HttpClient |
HttpClientFactory.createHttpClient(ClientConfiguration config)
Creates a new HttpClient object using the specified ClientConfiguration to configure the
client.
|
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protocol
statisticsp
¶
Statistical calculations over a list of numbers protocol.
static
(no dependencies on other entities)
Public interface¶
product/2
¶
Calculates the product of all list numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
product(List,Product)
product(+list(number),-number)
- zero_or_one
sum/2
¶
Calculates the sum of all list numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
sum(List,Sum)
sum(+list(number),-number)
- zero_or_one
max/2
¶
Determines the list maximum value in a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
max(List,Maximum)
max(+list,-number)
- zero_or_one
min/2
¶
Determines the minimum value in a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
min(List,Minimum)
min(+list,-number)
- zero_or_one
range/2
¶
Range is the length of the smallest interval which contains all the numbers in List. Fails if the list is empty.
static
range(List,Range)
range(+list,-number)
- zero_or_one
arithmetic_mean/2
¶
Calculates the arithmetic mean of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
arithmetic_mean(List,Mean)
arithmetic_mean(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
geometric_mean/2
¶
Calculates the geometric mean of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
geometric_mean(List,Mean)
geometric_mean(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
harmonic_mean/2
¶
Calculates the harmonic mean of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
harmonic_mean(List,Mean)
harmonic_mean(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
median/2
¶
Calculates the median of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
median(List,Median)
median(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
average_deviation/3
¶
Calculates the average absolute deviation of a list of numbers given a central tendency (e.g. mean, median, or mode). Fails if the list is empty.
static
average_deviation(List,CentralTendency,Deviation)
average_deviation(+list(number),+float,-float)
- zero_or_one
mean_deviation/2
¶
Calculates the mean absolute deviation of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
mean_deviation(List,Deviation)
mean_deviation(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
median_deviation/2
¶
Calculates the median absolute deviation of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
median_deviation(List,Deviation)
median_deviation(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
standard_deviation/2
¶
Calculates the standard deviation of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
standard_deviation(List,Deviation)
standard_deviation(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
coefficient_of_variation/2
¶
Calculates the coefficient of variation of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
coefficient_of_variation(List,Coefficient)
coefficient_of_variation(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
relative_standard_deviation/2
¶
Calculates the relative standard deviation of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
relative_standard_deviation(List,Percentage)
relative_standard_deviation(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
skewness/2
¶
Calculates the (moment) skewness of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
skewness(List,Skewness)
skewness(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
kurtosis/2
¶
Calculates the (excess) kurtosis of a list of numbers. Fails if the list is empty.
static
kurtosis(List,Kurtosis)
kurtosis(+list(number),-float)
- zero_or_one
variance/2
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The too clever yet too convoluted title is the first problem. The second problem is the first twenty or thirty minutes, as our cast of characters is introducted, with each of the individual quirks and defining characteristics actually told to us by a Cockney-accented voice-over. Yes, the film blithely violates the whole show-not-tell rule. No, they don't get away with it. There's really only one main character for whom they don't do the describe-explicitly thing with, and his whole persona is spoiled by this godawful line about cats and sour milk. Dialog that goes clunk.
So, LSA2SB takes too long to get into the story, spending half an hour on what should be obvious. The story itself kicks off at a high stakes card game, whick one of our young heroes loses badly. The trick in losing is that our hero borrowed heavily from one of the local crime bosses to call, and Our Gang has to come up with half a million pounds (800,000USD or 740,000EURO) by the end of the week. The bulk of the movie is about their plan to rob their neighbors, who, in turn, are planning to rob this gang of potheads. The plot becomes more intricate -- and the movie gets its too cute name -- when the only firearms Our Gang can get is a pair of antique shotguns. Yes, it is a British film, not an American one, or else Our Gang could just pop into the local Wal-Mart for new hunting rifles. Of course, the ease at which they can heavily arm themselves would take away from the central premise of the movie, that of a gang of amateur robbers going about their business with pitiful equipment.
The plot, actually, does start moving about an hour into the movie, as crossed wires, bad scheduling, and comic coincidences actually starts driving the long-expected humor of the film. It is a comedy, but it'd be hard to tell until closer to the end than is good for it. Even then, it's not _that_ funny. I will admit that some of the camera work is very nice, with some well placed overcranking and undercranking, and a freeze frame or two thrown in. The high point of this sort of thing, though, is probably the card game itself, and that's where the movie gets underway; the cute tricks get used up relatively quickly.
I believe this movie has been touted as a British "Pulp Fiction", or maybe some cross between Tarantino and the very energetic "Trainspotting". I suppose any recent movie featuring violent gangsters with guns and droll humor gets compared to Tarantino, but this just doesn't fly in this case. LSA2SB shows little touch with the characters beyond the ham-fisted voice overs, and the onscreen violence lacks a certain flair, lacks a certain impact.
Oh, it is somewhat refreshing to see deflation finally starting to work on the amounts of money being bandied around movies. For years, we've had Armed Robber A getting away with $20 million and Terrorist B demanding $10 billion. The height of silliness is probably in "Die Hard 3", with the bad guys knocking over the Fed. It's refreshing to see sums of six figures, albeit in British Pounds. I'm not going to count Dr. Evil asking for one million dollars, though.
Lastly, Sting has a cameo, but I'm not a devout following of Sting, so I'm not sure where he is.
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The first, and currently only, use of Nuclear Weapons in war.
The main motivation for President Truman to use Atomic force in Japan was to stave off a direct invasion of the Home Islands of Japan. Other battles had been extremely deadly and hard fought, and the US high command had reason to believe that an invasion would be even more opposed, with casualties possibly topping one million.
Some officials in the US command wanted to make a public demonstration of the power of the Bomb before making an actual atack, but this idea was rejected, as there was a possibility of it failing, being a waste of one of the few bombs the US had, or even a cause for the Japanese government to move POWs into city centers as hostages.
The original top target for the A-Bomb was a city called Kokura. However, due to cloudy weather, Hiroshima was decided on instead. All the cities on the list of targets had purposely not been bombed already, to better show the Atomic Bomb's power. The nickname of the weapon used was Little Boy and the bomber was a B-29 named Enola Gay. The bomb was dropped at 8:15 Japan time on August 6th. The target was the T-shaped Aioi bridge in the center of the images below, which show the city before and after the destruction from the Bomb and the fires it set off.
Survivors, or Hibakusha, discribed the bomb as a "Pika-Don", where Pika (sparkle) refers to the blinding flash of light, and Don (Booom) means the shockwave and rush of air from the explosion.
Despite being very close to the epicenter, this building, the so-called "Genbaku Dome" remained mostly intact. It now stands as the centerpiece of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial.
Despite the terrible distruction caused by the bombing of Hiroshima, the Japanese high command did not accept the American's offer of unconditional surrender. As such, another Atomic Bomb, called Fat Man was dropped three days later on the port city of Nagasaki.
Although the yield of Fat Man was greater than that of Little Boy, the differing geography between Hirsoshima and Nagasaki caused it to do less damage. However, it was still devastating.
Neverless, the combination of the two atomic bombings with the Soviet rumor of declaration of way compelled the Japanese high command to finally surrender on the 12th. The Emperor of Japan gave an unprecedented speech, known as the "Jewel Voice Broadcast" directly to the Japanese people, in which he indirectly referred to the atomic bombs as "A new and most cruel bomb", citing it as one of the reasons the war was ended.


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When summons not returnable as provided judgment void. 13 H. 450 (1901).
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We’re going to walk through the basics of posting GIFs on your blogdown website using imgur and GIPHY.
Blogdown is an amazing tool for - wait for it - blogging. I recently made the jump to blogdown, and after working out all of my self-inflicted initial “OMG what happened now?!” issues, blogdown has become part of my daily workflow. I’m still playing with formatting issues (evidence below) but on the whole things are coming together nicely.
If you know me, you know that I love to communicate using GIFs. So naturally one of the first things I looked into was how to use GIFs with blogdown, which resulted in finding this post.
There’s nothing wrong with this method, but it’s a bit too technical for my needs, because really when I say GIF I’m referring to internet memes and not some amazingly useful and helpful ggplot2-generated graph.
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"I have seen things that would reduce a weaker person to blubbering and raving. Want to hear about them?"
This mysterious Planeswalker wields a suite of deadly spells that suit her gorgon nature. She specializes in magic that involves assassination, stealth, and petrification. And she likes to take souvenirs …
During her time on Ravnica, Vraska has provided certain dark services to the Golgari guild. Her magic helps her track her chosen marks through the fungus-choked tunnels of the undercity, where she destroys her victims quietly. When necessary, she can even summon shadowy killers to do her dirty work for her.
The Golgari see her as a useful enigma: a shadowy death specialist who only responds to the jobs she wants in exchange for strange favors and obscure trophies. Vraska stays largely out of guild politics and cares little about the inner workings of the Golgari Swarm. She gets the job done and departs again, not to be seen until another mission interests her.
Vraska's power is clear, but her true motivations are a mystery, even to other gorgons. Unknown to the Golgari Swarm, she spends a significant portion of her time on planes other than Ravnica, using her death-dealing powers to slowly build a collection of petrified victims from across the universe.


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This guide is intended to be a simple collection of wisdom learned by watching, participating in, and helping organize in-person Python communities over the years. The target audience is anyone who wants to make their user group better. It focuses on hands-on tips.
If you want to improve it, or you have an idea for new content to add, or new questions to answer, email me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A story: Two user group organizers were sitting next to each other at PyCon, sharing stories with a room of people who wanted to discuss user groups. One was talking about how, nine months earlier, he had put together a Python user group for his city. He created an email list, and advertised the group, but never got more than a dozen people to show up. The one sitting next to him created a group in the very same city, and quickly saw meetings of 20+ people. Eventually, they found each other and merged their groups.
A recommendation: In this guide, I strongly recommend your group use Meetup.com. This is despite various reservations: their administration panel makes it impossible for group organizers to find attendees’ email addresses, and the interface is always changing, to the chagrin of some users. Meetup.com is a for-pay service, creating an additional barrier. However, I find user groups are larger, more diverse, and have more co-organizers if they use Meetup.
Having said that, some user groups seem to do reasonably well with their own event announcement software. A handful of those, such as ChiPy in Chicago, also host Meetup.com pages where they cross-announce their events so they can reach people who use that site.
Please request reimbursement. If you do use Meetup.com, the Python Software Foundation will reimburse you for your yearly Meetup.com account fees. Just send an email to the PSF requesting that money; see the sample grant application for what to say when requesting it.
Again, please request this money! The PSF has allocated money toward this, and wants to spend it on your group! Also, I look good if I am the one who caused you to get this money.
Lightning talks are brief talks, usually capped at five minutes, where someone introduces a topic or tool they care about. This format keeps the barrier to entry for speaking low, which means that as an organizer, you can walk around and ask people, one-on-one, “What are you going to give a lightning talk about?” Ned Batchelder of Boston Python is famous for doing this.
Montreal Python found that by focusing on lightning talks, the core organizers didn’t need to do much publicity for their group. Instead, they asked the lightning talkers to invite their friends, and the group grew and grew.
Project nights are user group meetings where attendees come with their laptop computers and a desire to work on something Python-related. These are often the first thing that user groups add when they want to become more welcoming to newcomers. A true story: The Boston Python user group was so inclusive and welcoming that it inspired Boston.rb to run their first project night!
I recommend you choose inclusive phrasing like “project night” rather than terms like “hack night,” since I have seen people feel excluded by the term “hack.”
To make it as great as possible, prepare the following things before the event:
Additionally, on the day of the event, when it starts, set the tone by getting everyone’s attention and saying:
Hello, everyone! I’m name, organizer of this Python user group.
Thanks for coming to the project night. We have wifi here, and food and drinks that you can take; thanks to sponsor name for making that possible.
We’re excited about having people of all experience levels in Python here today, and to support them, we have a few people who are excited about helping beginners. Can I get those people to stand up?
We’ve labeled a table as the “Beginner’s corner,” so if you specially want mentorship today, go visit there and say hi to the person next to you, and talk with one of the lovely people who want to help you have a great time with Python.
I’ll be here all evening, so if you need anything else, just ask me. Thanks to all of you for coming!
Setting the tone and helping people understand that they are not just present, but welcome, can make a huge difference.
Sample project night web pages you can use:
Discussions about organizing a Python Project Night:
Python is supported by a US non-profit, the Python Software Foundation, and they want to help. That means they will fund a few things:
The PSF can also serve as a “fiscal sponsor” for your user group, which means you get the benefits of being part of a 501(c)3 US non-profit without having to do the accounting work for it – the PSF’s treasurer will do so.
A future version of this document will explain how to get this money.
A future version of this document will explain how to find corporate sponsors for your event.
From: Your Name<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Grant Proposal: $144 for a year of meetup fees for YourUserGroupNamehere
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Grant objective: Pay for Meetup.com fees for YourUserGroupNameHere user group.
NOTE: If you are a group hosted both on Meetup and elsewhere, you can also add a sentence like this. “Chicago’s main PUG is ChiPy, which does not use Meetup, but by creating this account, we can mirror ChiPy events to Meetup.com’s active userbase.”
I am CC:ing Asheesh Laroia, who encouraged me to submit this application.
Grant size: $144 total
Grant beneficiaries: ChiPy is an active Python user group, with lightning talks and other meetings monthly.
NOTE: You should adjust the above text, and then remove this “NOTE”! A short sentence is fine; no need to write an essay.
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