Vuetify Google Autocomplete
A Vuetify ready Vue.js autosuggest component for the Google Maps Places API. Inspired by Vue Google Autocomplete.
Start typing an address to see the result returned from Google.
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#include "unit_farm.h"
| void run_unit_tests_farm | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the function that runs all the unit tests of the Farm class.
| void unit_farm_createCattle | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
| void unit_farm_createTransaction | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method createTransaction() unit test.
| void unit_farm_createUser | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method createUser() unit test.
| void unit_farm_deleteCattle | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method deleteCattle() unit test.
| void unit_farm_deleteTransaction | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method deleteTransaction() unit test.
| void unit_farm_deleteUser | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method deleteUser() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getCattleAcquisitionDate | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getCattleAcquisitionDate() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getCattleBirthDate | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getCattleBirthDate() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getCattleBreed | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getCattleBreed() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getCattleEarring | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getCattleCEarring() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getCattleFather | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getCattleFather() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getCattleMother | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getCattleMother() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getCattleValue | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getCattleValue() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getCattleWeight | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getCattleWeight() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getLastEarringAvailable | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getLastEarringAvailable() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getLastNumberAvailable | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getLastNumberAvailable() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getQuery | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getQuery() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getTransactionCattleEarring | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getTransactionCattleEarring() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getTransactionDate | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getTransactionDate() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getTransactionDescription | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getTransactionDescription() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getTransactionNumber | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getTransactionNumber() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getTransactionValue | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getTransactionValue() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getUserDate | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getUserDate() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getUserName | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getUserName() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getUserNickname | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getUserNickname() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getUserPassword | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getUserPassword() unit test.
| void unit_farm_getUserType | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method getUserType() unit test.
| void unit_farm_queryExec | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method queryExec() unit test.
| void unit_farm_queryFirst | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method queryFirst() unit test.
| void unit_farm_queryNext | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method queryNext() unit test.
| void unit_farm_queryValue | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method queryValue() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setCattleAcquisitionDate | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setCattleAcquisitionDate() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setCattleBirthDate | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setCattleBirthDate() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setCattleBreed | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setCattleBreed() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setCattleEarring | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setCattleEarring() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setCattleFather | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setCattleFather() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setCattleMother | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setCattleMother() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setCattleValue | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setCattleValue() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setCattleWeight | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setCattleWeight() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setQuery | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setQuery() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setTransactionCattleEarring | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setTransactionCattleEarring() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setTransactionDate | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setTransactionDate() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setTransactionDescription | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setTransactionDescription() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setTransactionNumber | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setTransactionNumber() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setTransactionValue | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setTransactionValue() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setUserDate | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setUserDate() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setUserName | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setUserName() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setUserNickname | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setUserNickname() unit test.
| void unit_farm_setUserPassword | ( | Farm * | f | ) |
Function prototype for the Farm class' method setUserPassword() unit test.


When designing data heavy plots, I like to think in terms of accuracy vs. honesty. A plot can be 100% accurate without being honest and an honest graph must be both accurate and honest. The classic example I think of is the classic US election map.
“Election 2020 Results and Live Updates.” ABC News, December 18, 2020. https://abcnews.go.com/Elections/2020-us-presidential-election-results-live-map/.
At first glance, this map looks as if there is more red than blue and the republican candidate is in the lead. However, most reputable news sources will place this map in context, as in this case where the electoral college totals and total popular vote amounts are displayed at the top of the page.
However, there is still a lot of information lacking in this map, particularly around how individuals voted. Is it true that California received no Republican votes and Texas received no Democratic votes? How come I read about republican congressmen from California in the news? This map is accurate, but if we were to remove the context around it (or think about it in terms of popular support within a state), it would not feel honest.
Choropleth maps of the US often run into the issue of equating land size with population. Showing total COVID-19 cases plotted on a map can lead to an assumption that some areas are less affected than others, though in reality they are just less populated. Showing infection rates can help with that but hides the number of people infected.
“Coronavirus in the U.S.: Latest Map and Case Count.” The New York Times, January 26, 2021. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html.
While I did not find solutions to these problems, I sought to mitigate these issues by looking at the county-level rather than the state level and make an interactive plot with a variety of views to allow the user to explore. This would give me a chance to dive into D3 (my first D3 project) and give me some practice manipulating data on the back end in python. I found that there are advantages to using county data over state data, but most of the problems persist. I detail my process and my findings below.
I pulled data in unemployment data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, population data from the US Census and election data from the MIT Data Lab. County GeoJson data I got from a Plotly blog.
At first, I sought to do most of the work in python to minimize load time on the front end. I created specialized functions that could take a variety of data sets and integrate them with GeoJson data. However, the further I got into JavaScript the more I realized I could build a more streamlined solution easily in JavaScript with essentially any data source.
In python I ended up doing basic cleaning, prototyping with Plotly choropleth maps, and exporting csv data with a combined county and state FIPS number as the id.
I synched all of this code to GitHub where I would be able to access the raw csv data directly.
As this was my first D3.js project, I relied heavily on the book Interactive Data Visualization for the Web by Scott Murray.
I used the d3.geoAlbersUsa projection (recommended in the book) and found a color scale at colorbrewer2.org.
I then loaded in county GeoJson data from a Plotly tutorial, and my unemployment data from python.
After creating a basic county choropleth map, I relied heavily on a blog by Duy Nguyen. Up until this point I had been creating a customized GeoJson file integrated with unemployment data for each county. I then looped through the array of JS objects to generate the map with the attached data. From this blog I realized I could instead store everything in JS Map objects and call the information I needed using the FIPS id’s and the instant loading magic of hash tables. This saved the speed advantage of combining my data ahead of time but gave me much greater flexibility. From there I created tool tips and had my first map more or less finished.
To create the option of switching to different maps, I moved the critical items to JavaScript state variables and created functions that would handle updating the values of those variables and updating the SVG maps. To trigger these functions, I added “on-click” functions to the buttons. The data for the other maps is loaded in parallel with the first map.
This solution was not particularly elegant and there is JavaScript code that can definitely be more “dry” and optimized for speed. The goal for this project was to explore the concepts and create a workable prototype. In a real environment, these plots would be integrated into an existing website and would likely be built to utilize the tools in that environment. For instance, if I were adding this to a React.js app, we would build the whole think in components in a much cleaner fashion.

Overall, I found that there are some advantages to mapping county-level, rather than state-level data, but many of the disadvantages persist.
Unemployment data was helped extremely by being at the county, rather than state-level. When looking at broad trends like unemployment, county-level is often the most specific data available and looking at the most specific data you can gives you deeper insights. Starting with “Feb-20” and moving on to each subsequent period paints a picture of how unemployment evolved through the pandemic. Looking at some states like California you can see that the whole state was uniformly affected for several months, likely due to statewide policies, while Texas always had some bright spots and some darker spots. Of course, this is an economic only picture and ignores any relevant public health data.
Population estimate data was less helpful. While obvious in hindsight, I did not anticipate the depth of the disparity between urban and rural counties. Originally, I set the color range to have a low of the county with the smallest population and a high of the highest. However, the resulting map was entirely white with the exception of LA and several other big cities which were the darkest green. Of course, LA county has a population of around 10 million while some of the most remote counties have populations numbered in the low thousands. I resisted a logarithmic scale, which is not intuitive, so the solution I was left with was to move the max value down to 500 thousand.
This more or less destroys the intuitive nature of the plot that I am trying to protect. While adding a legend would add clarity, a perfectly honest solution would successfully communicate the magnitude of the difference between population density. An honest and accurate plot communicates a feeling of the magnitude of the difference in data backed by the power of accuracy.
A better solution is reflected in the example below from the New York Times.
The Learning Network. “What’s Going On in This Graph? | 2020 Presidential Election Maps.” The New York Times, November 19, 2020. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/19/learning/whats-going-on-in-this-graph-2020-presidential-election-maps.html.
Here, the state sizes are scaled by the number of electoral votes they have, which is the core data they are trying to communicate. This way each state is communicating two sets of data, the color, indicating the direction they voted, and the size, indicating the number of votes.
I would prefer not having a separate population map to reference. Instead, I would love to scale each county to reflect its population, increasing the size of heavily populated counties and shrinking the size of rural counties. This would be a huge technical and design challenge: calculating the area of each county, determining a scale factor, and determining a new arrangement of scaled counties. Of course, this would result in some counties being thousands of times larger than other counties, which would in itself be difficult to display. This would be a gratifying creative challenge in the future.
My goal for this data was to show how individuals voted in races for president. Most election result maps correctly focus on electoral votes; however, if we are focused on county data we are telling the story of how more narrow regions voted rather than entire states.
At first, I mapped political data by the rate each county voted for the republican or democratic candidate. However, this was not a very honest solution as the number of counties skew Republican, but the population skews Democratic, in the most recent elections.
I ended up mapping total numbers of votes per county. This approach focuses on how individuals in a given area voted, regardless of how their state voted as a whole. The downside is you will need to look at the Republican map, the Democratic map, and the Population map to get any sense of a percentage that voted Democratic, Republican, or not at all.
These downsides notwithstanding, there is a lot we can learn from these maps. A large number of Republicans vote in California and a large number of Democrats vote in Texas. This is a narrative that we often ignore but is very obvious looking at these maps. Moving between periods you also get a very interesting picture of the shift in turnout from election to election.


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Falling seal dick prices linked to Viagra
The Australian | Submitted by: meatload
"On the docks of Newfoundland, fishermen are finding it harder to peddle the
private parts of seals. And on the plains of western Alaska, the trade in
reindeer antlers has plummeted. A possible reason... researchers claim, is
Viagra. As for the seals, the von Hippels claimed Canadian sealers sold
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Saudi police cracking down on Christmas
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"At another card shop, an Indian employee reaches beneath the counter to
pull out a half-dozen religious and secular Christmas cards, his eyes
darting around his empty shop and out the window. There would be trouble
if caught: "They ask where you got them," he says. The ever-vigilant
religious police have confiscated cards in the past, he said, and have
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Children: ultimate fashion accessory for rich bitches
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aimed as it was at the Grubmans of the world and their wealthy clients.
Headlined "Swathe New World," it featured a luscious, spooky-looking female
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Moon rocks jacked by NASA employees
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SAO Launcher theme
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I've built websites, apps, games, and bots using the stuff below.
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Every character in the knowledge-base marked for use in visualisations is represented as a character state input control down the left-hand side of the visualisation. These are grouped, as specified in the knowledge-base, into sets of related characters.
Each of these sets is represented by a vertically aligned tab on the far left and you can select any of these tabs to see only those characters in the specified group. The All group, which appears at the top, allows you to display all characters at once.
When the All group is displayed, you can see the show/hide unused characters selection buttons and the Reset all button. Selecting hide removes any input controls for unspecified characters from the All tab. This is a really convenient way of quickly seeing what characters have been specified when there are many available. The Reset all button is a quick way of clearing all character input rather than resetting them one at a time.
The are two main types of character input control - text and numeric. With numeric you can type a number directly into the control or you can use the spin controls (up and down arrows) to change the value within the specified range. To clear a value completely, click the cross button to the right of the control.
The text type controls allow you to select one or more items from a drop-down list when you click on them. Whether or not you can specify only one or multiple items for a single character is specified in the knowledge-base. The clear one or more selected items from the control, click on the cross by the selected character state value.
Normally the author of a knowledge-base will provide information that helps you interpret characters and character states. Where help for a character is available, the character name will change colour to vermilion when you move your mouse cursor over it and the mouse cursor changes to an arrow with a question mark.
Where help has been provided for a character, you will also see it (or at least part of it) in a tooltip when you move the mouse pointer over the character label. Only help text provided for the character itself is shown in this tooltip and it may, or may not, include images. If more help - either on the character or the associated characters states - is available, then you will see a message at the foot of the tooltip which says: "Click for more detailed help".
If you click the mouse when the pointer is over a character for which help is provided, a resizeable window appears with the same text as appeared in the tooltip (or sometimes a more expanded version) plus, if they have been provided, images and explanations of the permitted character state values.
When a value is selected on a text or ordinal state input control and you can see its value on the control, moving the mouse cursor over the value will cause help, if available for that state value, to be displayed in a tooltip. Sometimes more extensive help is available in the resizeable window described above.
Every character state specified by you is matched against the knowledge-base values for that character for each taxon. Algorithms (described elsewhere in the software documentation) are used to assign a score of between -1 and 1 to indicate how well the state value(s) specified by you match those specified for that character for each taxon in the knowledge-base. The knowledge-base can specify a couple of moderating values for each character which affect the scores for a character/taxon: weight and strictness.
Knowledge-base authors can provide a weight value for any character. It is a value, between 0 and 1, that is multiplied against the score. This allows the author of the knowledge-base to assign different priorities against different characters. Characters which are very constant, with little variation, and very important as diagnostic characters can be assigned a high weighting, whilst those that show a lot of variation and which provide less convincing evidence of the identity of a taxon can be given low weighting.
Knowledge-base authors can provide a strictness value for numeric (and ordinal) characters. This is best explained by example. Suppose a character, body length, is specified in the knowledge-base for taxon A as 40-50 mm and for taxon B as 80-90 mm. Now suppose you enter a value of 35 mm. If the author specified the greatest strictness value for this character, the value you specified, since it is outside the range for both taxon A and taxon B, would score -1 for both of them (unweighted). But isn't it more likely to be indicative of taxon A than taxon B? In many cases you would wish to score taxon A higher than taxon B in such cases and a strictness value allows knowledge-base authors to do that. By specifying a lower value of strictness, non-matching numeric (and ordinal) characters that miss, but are quite close, score higher than those that miss by more. For high strictness values, this latitude is small and in for low strictness values, the latitude is wide.
The overall score for each taxon in the knowledge base, indicating how well it matches the values you specify, is simply calculated by adding up all the individual character matching scores for that taxon.


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The event will be run as a two day Open Space, facilitated by Pierluigi Pugliese, a highly skilled facilitator.
To get an impression of what you can expect, have a look at last year's schedule for
Friday and
Saturday.
You can see that the range of topics is quite diverse, as is the kind of session (discussion, hands-on
coding, ...).
Open Space means there is no agenda, or rather: you set the agenda. This is your time, make the best of it! For ideas about what you an do in advance have a look at unconference.net.
You can also read some experience reports from last year:
Facilitation will be in English. However, it will be possible to run sessions in other languages.
In the previous years there were a multitude of things going on in the evenings, from music (some participants brought instruments, songbooks etc., one year they even wrote a song about the conference) over board games to live-hacking programs to play mia against each other. And of course there's always plenty of people to just talk to, or continue discussions from the day.
Open Space Technology (OST) is an approach for hosting meetings, conferences, corporate-style retreats and community summit events, focused on a specific and important purpose or task—but beginning without any formal agenda, beyond the overall purpose or theme.
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I'm trying to prove this
theorem cor8 (p : ℕ) (a b : ℤ): nat.prime p ∧ ↑p ∣ a*b → (↑p ∣ a) ∨ (↑p ∣ b) := begin intros hp, apply (iff.elim_left (nat.prime.dvd_mul hp.left)), -- goal not match -- have this (p ∣ a) ∨ (p ∣ b) end
But I'm not sure how to do the coercion from nat to int
I'm guessing elim_cast is what I need, but I'm not sure how to use it : (
There is the norm_cast
tactic, but I don't think it will work here.
nat.prime.dvd_mul
is a lemma about natural numbers, you want something for integers
What you need is a lemma saying that ↑p
is an irreducible (or prime) element in ℤ
. I think we have such a lemma in the library
That's a good way to do it.
Fore future reference, I eventually solve it like this.
theorem cor8 (p : ℕ) (a b : ℤ): nat.prime p ∧ ↑p ∣ a*b → (↑p ∣ a) ∨ (↑p ∣ b) := begin intros hp, have h₁ : prime ↑p, apply iff.elim_left nat.prime_iff_prime_int hp.left, apply prime.div_or_div, exact h₁, exact hp.right end
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My personal values, strengths and limitations.
27/11/19
My life has been quite mediocre so far. I haven't really had any crazy moments where I had to make some heavy ethical decisions. I guess I was lucky enough to be raised
in a culture where I was taught how to differentiate right from wrong. The filipino culture has been a big part of me and I wouldn't be the person that I am now without it.
My culture is not all that great either. It has aspects of it that I don't completely agree with but hey, that's life.
In terms of strengths and limitations, I definitely know what my physical and mental limits are when it comes to working. I am self-aware enough to know that it is impossible
to know everything and I will always strive to do the best I can in whatever I do.
In a group project setting, I usually get along with people pretty well. If there's any tension that rises, I try to calmly express the point I'm trying to make and
I listen to what they have to say aswell, from there we try to merge opposing ideas together to develop a product that we all like.


Breaking Changes
sg_events
function. Previously sigmajs sent all events to the server when in Shiny, this caused the whole visualisation to nearly crash when enabling edges events as too many events/too much data was sent to the server. You now need to specify which events you want to captur with sg_events
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igraph
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added.sg_get_nodes_p
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now function properly.name
argument as well as sg_filter_undo_p
to undo fitlers (by name) as well as new functions to filter neightbours and more.sg_clear
added to clear the graph.sg_change_*_p
family added to change nodes and edges attributes on the fly.sg_read_*_p
family of functions to easily add nodes and edges in bulk.sg_read_delay_*_p
family of functions to easily add nodes and edges in bulk with a delay.sg_button
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* sg_button
make use of htmlwidgets
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We learned to use the Git. We had as guests the kids who attended the Informatorio from the previous year (2016) who shared their experience and taught us about this interesting software.


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This was our very first project on our very first day. We were so young and innocent.
Uses:
Day 1, project 2. Pretty straightforward stuff. Mostly we're still learning about GitHub.
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Started on day 1, refined on day 2. More styles practice mostly. It gets a little silly.
Day 2 project. More practice in linking, formatting, and keeping one's code clean.
This Halloween-themed resort site represents our first attempts at using CSS.
Day 3, using the hypothetical Carl's Cupcakes to refine our CSS skills. Lots of images here too!
More of the same, really, but boy are we getting good at GitHub now. We can submit in our sleep!
Exactly what the title says: it's our first time working with media queries.
More CSS practice using a fake blog about cats and why we love them.
Creating a sample shelter site on day 3, which includes practicing floats
We kick off Bootstrap (4!) by learning about some of the fun options!
Using Bootstrap styling to create a small sample site, our pages start to look like actual websites!
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to access the down one, and (getting no response) repeats indefinitely.
This causes it to appear dead to some messages (what is actually
happening is that it is locked up in what should have been a brief
excursion to a higher `*spl* <../S/spl.html>`__ level). Then another
machine tries to reach either the down machine or the pseudo-down
machine, and itself becomes pseudo-down. The first machine to discover
the down one is now trying both to access the down one and to respond to
the pseudo-down one, so it is even harder to reach. This situation
snowballs very quickly, and soon the entire network of machines is
frozen — worst of all, the user can't even abort the file access that
started the problem! Many of NFS's problems are excused by partisans as
being an inevitable result of its statelessness, which is held to be a
great feature (critics, of course, call it a great
`*misfeature* <../M/misfeature.html>`__). (ITS partisans are apt to cite
this as proof of Unix's alleged bogosity; ITS had a working NFS-like
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| Marital Status:ML-3 YRS | Date:2/10/17 |
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RECC THROAT INFECTION SINCE COMING TO BLORE. EVERY 1 N HALF MONTH GETS THROAT INF AND COUGH STAYS VERY LONG TIME.
TOOK MANY ALLO RX FINALLY GAVE INHALERS. 1 YR SHE TIOOK BUT NOW STOPPED AS THERE IS NO RELIEF. SINCE 1 N HALF YR IN BANK EARLIER IN COMPANY.
IN BLORE SINCE 3 YEARS.
TRAVELS BY BUS.
<LYING, BUT SITTING ALOS GETS, NIGHT CONTINUOUS COUGH. 12.30 NIGHT TILL 3 AND DURING DAY RANDOM. DUST.
PAST H/O:
PCOS – AYURVEDIC THEN CONCEIVED. DELAY 3 MONTH NO PERIOD SO WENT TO CLININC AFTER MARRIEGE.
IRREGULAR PERIODS BEFOR MARRIAGE. HAIRFALL.
ACCIDENT 2015 NOV LEFT SIDE SHOULDER FRACTURE HUMERUS.
GASTRITIS POST FRCTURE DUE TO MED.
CHICKEN POX – 1ST STD.
DENGUE – 3 N HALF YRS BACK
FAMILY H/O:
DAD 67 YRS: COUGH PROBLEM
MOM (58): PILES
ELDER BRO: COUGH ISSUES
M.AUNT: ASTHMA
VEG BY CASTE AND PREFERENCE.
DIET GOOD AND APP GOOD REG.
SPICY DESIRES
MILK ALLERGIC IN CHILDHOOD USE TO GET COUGH. NOW FINE
SCARED OF DOGS.
LIKES SHADES OF BLUE
AGG. COLD ITEMS.
CHANGE IN WEATHER TO COLD N RAIN.
STEAM DOESN’T MAKE HER FEEL BETTER DURING NOSE BLOCKS OR COUGH.
THIRSTLESS ONLY WHEN EATING FOOD eats.
PALE YELLOWISH PHLEGM.
RX:
PULSATILLA 200 – 1 DRM PILLS WATER
HEPAR SULPH 200 – 2 DRAM
NS 6X QID.
11/11/17: cough < daytime, before 12am – 2am
>4am-5am.
Phlegm pale yellow. this time night suddenly it started. Actually didn’t reduce since then only intensity down. during medication was fine. Later increased. No fever. Feels decreasing weight. Lmp: 27/10/17.
Rx:
Sil 200- 5 doses – 3 days once b/food. Mng. With water
Puls 1m – 3-0-3 with water.
Natsulph30+ipecac30+bryonia30 – disc 4-4-4-4.
.
25/11/17: cough nothing is there. Once had gobi that day had svere cough again not there the next day. Lmp : 27/10/17. This month got ur spotting on 22nd from 2 days the normal bleeding started. But not as much flow as before. Feels stools timings are irregular n more hard feels. Drinks only during food. Hairfall from 6 – 7 years.
Rx:
puls 10m – 1 doses+ pl 2 doses – 5 days once . b/food water
Kali mur 12 x 4-4-4-4.
Pl 15 doses od.
Ferr phos 6x qid.
9/12/17: lmp: 24/11/17. Evening onwards samosa and snacks after that again cough. Irritation in throat a kind of irritation.
Pl 42 1-0-1 doses mng and night b/food.
Aconite200+bell200 – cough sos. 2dram
Puls 10 m – 1 dose now with water.
Penta phos 2-0-3.
6/1/18: COUGH 2-3 DAYS BACK, NORMAL COUGH. HAIRFALL INC THAN BEFORE.
RX:
RUB 60 – 1-0-1 B/FOOD.
ACID PHOS 30 – DISC 4-0-4 B/FOOD.
NM 6X 4-0-4 A/FOOD.
3/3/18: LMP: 6/2/18. SPOTTING SEEN A WEEK BACK FR 2 DAYS. STAIN IN PANTY. HAIRFALL IS BETTER. FEELS LESS DENSE IN THE CAP REGION.  BEFORE IT TOOK LONGER MONTHS TO RESOLVE BUT NOW IN A WEEK RESOLVED.IN LAST 5 MONTHS THIS IS THE 3RD TIME GETTING THE SPOTTING. POSTPONE PILLS FR 5 DAYS DUE TO RELIGIOUS REASONS.
RX:
PULS 1M – 1 DOSE – TOMO MNG B/BRUSH WATER.
SEPIA 200 – 2 DRAM PILLS 3-3-3-3 FOR 4 DAYS. ON ALTERNATE WEEKS
FERR PHOS 6X 4-0-4 A/FOOD.
RUB 30 – 1 DOSE NT. B/FOOD.
13/4/18: 2-3 DAYS BACK COUGH NOT EVERE LIKE BEFORE. THROAT PAIN ON EITHER SIDES. COUGH CONT DURING DAY. NT NOT DISTURBING. LMP: 24/3/18. DYSMENORHOEA FOR ONE DAY FEW HOURS.
RX:
1. Sil 200- 5 doses – 3 days once b/food. Mng. With water
Puls 1m – 3-0-3 with water.
Natsulph30+ipecac30+bryonia30 – disc 4-4-4-4.
AFTER 4 DAYS:
PULS10M – 1 DOSE
NAT MUR 6X 4-4-4
RUB 60 1-0-1 B/FOOD.
MAG PHOS 12 X 4 TABS 1 HOURLY SOS WITH HOT WATER.
31/5/18: throat inf cough and fever from 3 days. Had some oily food outside only tht change. very much pain no burning. Pressing pain. <talking. Cold running nose mildly. Feverish from yday. cough dry cough till now but frm few hours feels a bit productive. Thirst feels reduced. Feels motion less. Feeling more tired. Not so moist tongue.
Rx:
Ars 200 – 4 pills 3 hourly.
Kali mur 12 x 4 tabs 2 hourly.
20/6/18: lmp: 2 may 2018.
Rx: 1. Apis 30 – 4-4-4-4
Graph 30 4-4-4-4
4/8/18:
Lmp: 8/july/18. Bleeding normal. Normally her cycle is 40-45 days after delivery regularized agn started to skip these days.
Rx:
Graphites 30 – 10 th to 16th day 3-3-3 a.food. 2 dram pills.
Rub 30 – nit 1 dose.
Disc 4-0-4
Ferr.phos 12x 4-4-4.
7/9/18: cough and cold from a week. Now frm 3 days throat infection. Burning in throat swallowing agg. > hot water…. Nose block is more. Sometimes dry cough and sometimes wet cough. Color of the phlegm pale yellow thick., sleep is a bit better. But on waking imm cough starts. … app is normal. Thirst is ok. Throat is patchy.red. lmp: 10/8/18.
Rx:
Hepar sulph 30 – 4 pills 2 hourly.
Pulsatilla 30 – 4 pills 2 hourly.
Kali sulph 6x 4 -4-4-4-4.
Tulsi vasaka syp. 2 tsp sos.
Phytolacca30 – 20ml – 10 drops mix in half glass water and gargle. 4 times a day.
24/9/18: fever high. Cough reduced. But still there. Irritable. No sweating. Appetite down. evening and night worse. Morning is more.
Gels1m+puls1m+ sulph1m – 3 pills 2 hourly.
Bell30+bry30- 3 pills – 3 houlry.
Ant tart 1m – cough – 3 pills.
27/10/18: COUGH COMING INBETWEEN STAYING FOR 2 DAYS BUT GOING SOON. LMP: 19/9/10
RX:
APIS 30 – 4-4-4-4. 1 DRAM 30 SIZE
SEPIA 200 - 4-4-4-4 2 DRAM 40 SIZE.
BACILLINUM200 – 4-4-4-4. 2 DRAM 40 SIZE.
HEPAR SULPH 1M+ACONITE200+BRY 200 – COUGH SOS. 15 GRAM 40 SIZE.
APIS200+GRAPH 200 – 4-4-4 BETWEEN 11TH TO 16TH DAY. 2 DRAM 40
RUB 15 – 1 DOSE NIGHT B/FOOD.
2/3/19: WANTS ONLY MENSES SOS PAIN. LMP: 29/1/19
RX:
MAG PHOS1M+BELL1M – 4 PILLS SOS PAIN.
BACILLINUM1M – 1 DOSE.
21/07/19: 1 degree prolapse. During menses feels descended. Only if keeps finger feels something descended other times. Cough is fine. Lmp: 10/6/19: 15/07/19. may had miscarriage. Went in auto and then had some bleeding then. 2 days – 3 days bleeding. 2 / pads day.xl.
Rx:
Lil tig – 4-0-4 b/food.
Calc phos 30/ silicea 30 4-4-4-4
Pyrogenum 1m – 1 dose
Pentaphos 4-4-4-4.


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MURIEL'S WEDDING A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Toni Collette, Bill Hunter, Rachel Griffiths, Daniel LaPaine, Jeanie Drynan, Sophie Lee. Screenplay/Director: P. J. Hogan.
MURIEL'S WEDDING presents me with a critical poser: what do you do with a movie when there was only one thing about a movie that you liked, but you liked that one thing a *lot*? I mean, *really* liked it a lot. MURIEL'S WEDDING is a truly disjointed effort, bouncing from slapstick comedy to depressing domestic drama, but its lead character is a marvelous creation, played with love and sensitivity by Toni Collette. I was always interested in what might happen to her, but I was frequently disappointed by what happened around her. Does that one great piece outweigh all the other less effective pieces? In a word, yes...but just barely.
Toni Collette plays Muriel Heslop, a homely, unemployed 22-year-old living in the seaside Australian community of Porpoise Spit. Muriel is obsessed with the idea of being married, convinced that it will separate her from her layabout family and mean that she has become a success. She sees an opportunity in a blank check, and steals several thousand dollars from her father (Bill Hunter), a pompous local politician, to take a luxurious island holiday. There Muriel runs into Rhonda (Rachel Griffiths), an old schoolmate with a zest for life. The two become fast friends, and move to Sydney together, but marriage is still foremost in Muriel's mind. When an opportunity does present itself, it forces Muriel to consider her priorities carefully.
Here is what is right with MURIEL'S WEDDING: Toni Collette, who walks the fine line between making Muriel sympathetic and making her pathetic. Collette gained over 40 pounds to play the dumpy Muriel, but to her eternal credit she plays against Muriel's physical appearance, letting the audience see the swan behind the ugly duckling. She does the most with her expressive mouth, as her bouts of giddiness cause her to burst into a huge toothy smile, frequently with her tongue stuck out through them. Her performance is by turns hilarious (her hysterical reaction to a date attempting to remove her clothes) and touching (her wistful sing-alongs to ABBA's "Dancing Queen"). It is a marvelous piece of work, made all the more impressive because she never tries to inject any irony into Muriel's decidedly un-liberated dreams.
Here is what is wrong with MURIEL'S WEDDING: Muriel is stuck in an episodic story which doesn't add up to all that much. The sequences at the Hibiscus Island resort are pure raucous comedy, highlighted by Collette and Rachel Griffiths (a dead ringer for Juliette Lewis as Rhonda) doing a lip-synch performance of ABBA's "Waterloo." Then the switch to Sydney brings a tragic turn which seems really inappropriate, followed by a bride-for-hire section again focused on comedy. Finally, there is yet another tragedy, and a decision by Muriel for which the justification doesn't seem quite right. It is often difficult to get caught up in Muriel's story, because it takes so many detours.
She is also surrounded by characters who are mostly paper-thin by comparison. Griffiths has some nice moments as the brassy Rhonda, and Jeanie Dryden has a couple of heart-breaking scenes as Muriel's beaten-down-by-life mother. But Bill Hunter is merely loud and slightly oily as Muriel's father, and Sophie Lee leads a group of stereotypically catty Barbie dolls who snub Muriel. There is also a strange bit by Matt Day as the young man who pines for Muriel then disappears from the story. I can understand the attraction--Muriel is a splendidly crafted character, acted with a grace that made me care about her life. She deserved something more cohesive than this jittery wedding.
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| #define NO_WALL 0 |
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Go to the survey in Figure 2.5.2, and identify the survey questions that gather data of the following types:


This project is aimed to illustrate how commuters in New York City used Citi Bikes as one of their transportation options. Datum are filtered to focus on rush hours(7am-9am) in weekdays morning and trips from bikers with annual pass.
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The common way to indicate a button like this is (ON)/OFF/(ON). The parenthesis around "ON" indicate the momentary operation of the button.
A "ON/OFF/ON" button on the other hand would require a second push to turn "Off" again. The "ON/OFF/ON" type IS NOT compatible!
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In this explanation of the fork statement, we have up to this point ignored the possibility of processes exported from modules. If the process is being forked from outside of a module from which it has been exported, the syntax of the fork statement is:
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The goal of this test is to help you identify your areas of strongest intelligence. You will be asked to answer thirty-five questions, only using true and false for each question.
Here are just a few example schools that have incorporated the theory of Multiple Intelligences into their daily curriculum:
The theory of multiple intelligences was developed in 1983 by Howard Gardener. Instead of a single Full Scale IQ score that conventional intelligence tests produce which can have a fairly narrow and specific focus, Gardener proposed that there are seven different areas that a person can be intelligent in and everyone is a different balance of these.
He has since added two additional areas, Naturalistic and Existential. All nine of these areas can also interact with each other as well, as learning does not occur in isolation. This quiz will only focus on the original seven areas.


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Zorba the Greek (1964)
Grade: 61
It shouldn't be that way, but expectations can change the way one perceives a film. If not much is expected, such as with "High Velocity" (1977), but the film turns out to be relatively good, one is pleased. On the other hand, if expectations are high, one is disappointed even if the film is still marginally good.
This was my reaction to "Zorba the Greek". The great, relevatory entertainment never arrived.
Anthony Quinn stars as Zorba, an impetuous, aging journeyman capable of noble action and impulsive sentiment. He takes a liking to distant, well-dressed Englishman Alan Bates, who takes Quinn with him to remote area of Greece to work an abandoned mine. While Bates struggles to make his fortune, Quinn is busily trying to teach him hedonistic and extroverted ways.
Quinn gives an excellent performance in a difficult role. The trouble is, his supporting characters aren't very interesting. Bates is ever out of place, dependent upon alter ego Quinn for all social and business interaction. Pathetic landlady Lila Kedrova is boring and often unintelligible. She did win Best Supporting Actress, however.
Spoilers follow, but are necessary for further picking apart this over-rated classic:
A beautiful widow is hated by the men in the town, primarily because she won't marry any of them. She ends up terrorized and brutally killed, in a public, extended, unpleasant, and unnecessary sequence.
The village folk are portrayed very badly. Besides committing the aforementioned pointless murder, they rush to plunder Kedrova's estate even as she is on her deathbed (her death happens rather suddenly, her cold kills her in a few minutes). They are cowardly workers, fleeing in terror at the first sign of trouble. As monks, they drop everything to gorge themselves on wine. They are depicted without any sympathy to their poverty or lack of education or opportunity.
To be fair, there are moments of drama and entertainment. Quinn surely deserves his Best Actor nomination. Unlike the vast majority of Hollywood's output, it is not formulaic or manipulative. But it is not the great movie that was hoped for.
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Their breakthrough track Uliza Kiatu earned them a legion of fans while Nikikutazama, their most viewed song on YouTube with 1.9million views established them among Kenya’s top tier singing groups.
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Meeting in the corridors of their acting careers at the Kenya national theatre in late 2012, the three discovered that they share a similar passion for music, spoken word/poetry, fashion and arts in general. Not long after H_ART the BAND was formed. They later joined Penya Africa’s prestigious artist development program Sauti Academy from which they graduated from in April 2014; after a year of hard work, determination and performing at almost every venue and street corner in Nairobi, Kenya, building an ever-growing steady reputation with various audiences to critical acclaim.
In 2013, they sang a political song during the election periods and people started asking them what was the name of their band. They hadn’t even thought of themselves as a band before that moment but they decided to get a name. Before settling on H_art the band, they had played around with other names such as Waluhya na Swag and Young achievers, as they revealed in an interview with Betty Kyallo on K24.


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You can spend a lot of time figuring out which graph database approach to take. We can help you navigate the variety of tools and techniques available for different purposes, and for the programming languages your team uses. We understand the difference between an online transaction processing (OLTP) system and a tool for offline data analysis—and the different graph techniques they require.
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Woman allegedly sells day-old baby N300,000 - The Nation Newspaper
A 34-year-old woman, Chineye Nwakwo, on Monday, appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court for allegedly selling her one-day-old female baby for N300, 000.
The alleged buyer, Happiness Bini, 49, who was arraigned alongside the defendant, was charged with unlawful adoption of baby.
The duo, whose residential addresses were not given, are facing a three-count-charge of conspiracy, child trafficking and unlawful adoption.
They, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The prosecutor, ASP Ezekiel Ayorinde, told the court that that defendants committed the offences on Oct. 4, at 10:00p.m. at No. 10 Oki Lane, Sari Iganmu, Orile, Lagos State.
According to him, the duo conspired to engage in child trafficking.
Ayorinde told the court that the arrest of the duo followed information received by the police that Bini was in possession of a newborn suspected to have been stolen.
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He said that the offences contravened Sections 269, 276 and 411 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015 (revised).
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs B. O. Osunsanmi, admitted the defendants to bail in the sum of N200,000 each with two sureties in like sum.
She ordered that the sureties must be gainfully employed and have evidence of two years’ tax payment to the Lagos State Government.
The chief magistrate adjourned the case until Feb. 3, 2020, for substantive hearing.
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A while ago there was a thread on the webware-discuss mailing list that helped me think about what WSGIKit's role is in relation to Webware, and what my own goals are.
First, is WSGIKit purely a reimplementation of Webware, or is it an improvement on Webware? Really part of what I want from WSGI is the possibility to move beyond the Webware interface and API without splitting environments; which is why I want to have something that is backward compatible with Webware while leaving the possibility for using novel new techniques alongside it. I can imagine all sorts of better interfaces, but I don't want to break Webware trying to get there. Several years ago that might have made sense for Webware, but it doesn't make sense now, that's just not the place Webware is strategically.
And while I want to support Webware applications indefinitely, it might not be that long before I'm programming with something else. Achieving that incrementally is part of what I want to do with WSGIKit -- so that Webware melts away more than me just choosing (or making) Yet Another Framework. WSGIKit supports a thin Webware interface over a bunch of neutral components, which means choosing Webware at that point would be more of an aesthetic choice than a platform choice. Which a good choice to ask users to make. The way things are now, it's more about weighing the shortcomings rather than looking for the advantages.
Webware has particular attributes, like the AppServer, the exception handler, etc. These I think of as features, but not its essence. Another framework could reach parity with Webware fairly easy in those terms, but if it matches the Webware interface then it "is" Webware. In that way WSGIKit can be Webware.
You can build a better interface on top of Webware. It's reasonably easy, really -- Webware is lighter than it might seem, and you could wrap things in a quite different interface, create what would be an entirely new framework. The disapointing part is that such a sub-framework will appeal to only a portion of the Webware audience, which is a small portion of the Python audience. At each point you're splitting your audience into ever smaller chunks.
And so I realize that the biggest reason I'm interested in WSGI and WSGIKit is because I don't want to split my audience, I'm tired of that. I accept and am okay that my audience is people who are using Python, but if it's just people who use Python and have chosen Webware, that's too small a chunk. And I don't like the idea that first you choose your framework, then you choose the other libraries based on that; that's not a good way to make a choice.


A JavaScript client library for interacting with a Radix Distributed Ledger.
This library and the network itself are currently in Alpha development phase. Please report any issues in the GitHub issue tracker.
For an overview of the main components of the library and how they fit together, read this blog post.
To install the library using your preferred package manager:
yarn add radixdlt
or npm install radixdlt --save
To build the library using your preferred package manager:
yarn install && yarn build
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Run tests with yarn test
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In our Knowledge Base you can find implementation examples to execute basic tasks with our JavaScript library:
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testServer.startServer(path.join(__dirname, '..'), 8888)
.then(portNumber => {
console.log('http://localhost:' + portNumber);
});
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testServer.killServer();
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getExpressApp() → {ExpressApp}
If you need to extend the routes on the test server, you can access
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portNumber |
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In this project, we're going to have fun using your name. (The purpose of this project is for students to practice simple effect blocks).
1) Add one character, make the character's color change when this character is clicked.
2) Add second character, make second character turn.
3) Add third character, click third character and play a sound.
4) Add fourth character, make fourth character move right, play a sound, move left and play a sound again.
5) Add fifth character, make fifth character enlarge and shrink.
6) Make sixth character change color and turn. (Student practice)
7) Make seventh sprite glide to the corners of the screen.
8) Make an interactive name card for your parents using what we learned today


Mick McCarthy makes changes for Ireland’s clash with Denmark
Alan Browne starts in a five-man midfield as David McGoldrick comes back in up front
Alan Browne has got the nod to start for Ireland in their do-or-die Euro 2020 qualifier with Denmark with Callum Robinson settling for a place on the bench as Mick McCarthy made three changes to the side that lost to Switzerland last month.
Matt Doherty starts at right back ahead of the suspened Séamus Coleman while David McGoldrick comes in up front and Conor Hourihane starts in midfield.
Darren Randolph takes his place in goals with Shane Duffy and John Egan again partnering each other in the centre of defence and Enda Stevens resuming the left-back position.
The five-man midfield is made up of Browne, Glenn Whelan, Jeff Hendrick, Hourihane and James McClean while David McGoldrick will start as the lone striker.
Ireland know only a victory will suffice to qualify for next year’s tournament while a loss or a draw would leave McCarthy’s men facing the Nations League playoffs in March.
Denmark coach Age Hareide also made three changes to the side which beat Gibraltar 6-0 on Friday evening with Henrik Dalsgaard, Yussuf Poulsen and Andreas Cornelius returning to strengthen the side.
IRELAND: Darren Randolph; Matt Doherty, John Egan, Shane Duffy, Enda Stevens; Alan Browne, Glenn Whelan, Jeff Hendrick, Conor Hourihane, James McClean; David McGoldrick.
DENMARK: Schmeichel, Dalsgaard, Jorgensen, Kjaer, Larsen, Schone, Braithwaite, Eriksen, Delaney, Poulsen, Cornelius.
Follow live coverage of Ireland’s crucial qualifier on our liveblog from 7pm.


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Tiger that had been in declining health dies at Wichita zoo
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - A tiger that had been in declining health has died at a Wichita zoo.
Jennica King, of the Sedgwick County Zoo, said the 14-year-old Amur tiger named Talali had not been on exhibit for several months. The Wichita Eagle reports that zookeepers had discovered a mass on her body and had been monitoring it, but her health quickly worsened.
King said that on Sunday, Talali began having trouble moving around in her stall and seemed confused. They decided to euthanize her that morning. She had been part of the zoo’s Slawson Family Tiger Trek exhibit since it opened in 2009.
Information from: The Wichita (Kan.) Eagle, http://www.kansas.com
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Youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP)
Arfa Abdul Karim Randhawa was a Pakistani student and computer prodigy who, in 2004 at the age of nine, became the youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP). She kept the title until 2008. Arfa represented Pakistan on various international forums including the TechEd Developers Conference. She also received the President's Award for Pride of Performance. A science park in Lahore, the Arfa Software Technology Park, was named after her. She was invited by Bill Gates to visit Microsoft Headquarters in the United States. Arfa died in hospital at Lahore on 14 January 2012, aged 16, She suffered a cardiac arrest.
If you want to do something big in your life, you must remember that shyness is only the mind. If you think shy, you act shy. If you think confident you act confident. Therefore never let shyness conquer your mind.


I started in the marine industry on a vessel converted into a crab processing plant called the M/V Northland in order to put tuition together to finish my degree in Aerodynamics. I quickly discovered working on the decks of these vessels was much more profitable than working below decks in the factories. While working the decks of these vessels, I found the physical challenges to be more than ANYTHING I've ever done in my life (even to this day). There is no work that I am aware of that is as challenging or dangerous. Being a part of a TEAM and learning how to work as a team is paramount to not only your success, but also to your survival...and I'm not speaking figuratively. This is serious business!
Offshore Supply
After several years in commercial fishing, I made a shift to the offshore supply sector of the maritime industry. This is a highly regulated industry where you are dealing with dynamic projects, some of which the procedures are written based upon what issues you encounter and how you deal with them. As with everything in Maritime, this is a TEAM sport. Everyone needs to be on the same page to avoid accidents that could lead to an ecological disaster or even worse...injury or death of a crew member. In the oil fields of the Gulf of Mexico I honed my skills as a boat handler learning from mariners with experience in this particular field. Although I knew how to safely drive a boat before I came to the Gulf, OSV work requires a certain skill set exclusive to the type of work performed. Your main focus (besides safety) is to get the vessel close enough to the project platform to perform your scheduled op without making contact with the platform itself. This can be a tricky and dangerous task, so experience and vigilance are the operative words here.
After 4 years serving as a bridge officer, I was given my first command. I have led men almost my entire career at sea so, with the exception of the mission, this was not new for me. The main difference is when you make the move from bridge officer to vessel master you are now responsible for the entire operation. Scheduling, maintaining time tables, daily project reports to all parties involved, become your mandate. This along with managing your crew and the different crews of contractors brought on to complete a job. Here is where teamwork and strong, open communications are especially important. On large scale projects several different crews are employed to do specific task. These crews come from different companies all of whom have different rules underwhich they operate. These may not necessarily always fall in line with the vessel/company rules. As vessel master it was my responsibility to ensure my company's rules were followed as everyone was on our vessel thus my responsibility. I found as long as clear instruction is given along with a detailed overview of the project objectives, many issues were avoided before they became problems. For me, communication has always been the key to a good team dynamic. No crewman has EVER been injured while serving under my command.
After a 25 year career at sea, I decided to go a different direction and pursue a career in tech. Having been surounded by tech either through our onboard equipment or the ROV's we sometimes carry for special projects, my interest has grown to the point that I wanted to get involved. Now as I discover this new world I bring lessons learned and hope to find a situation that allows me to do what I do best...what I've always done.


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 Tired of message movies that require deep concentration? Exhausted from watching your heroes battling explosions and run-away buses in action flicks?
I have just the ticket for you. ONLY YOU is a romantic comedy that is easy on the brain, will provide many moments of laughter, and will leave you with an inner happiness that, gosh, life really is great. Moreover, there is a built-in guarantee with this movie. If you end up hating the movie, it is at least a ** travelogue. Seriously. Italy never looked so lovely.
ONLY YOU's plot setup involves a mystery. A young woman whose first name is Faith (Marisa Tomei) is about to be married, but when she was only 11 a Ouija board told her she would marry someone else called Damon Bradley. I love the choice of the character names. Through various circumstances she and her sister (Bonnie Hunt) are launched off to Italy just before her wedding day to find Damon. Well, he shows up played by Robert Downey Jr.
There are actually two romantic plots - one for each sister and tons of comedy along the way. I laughed out loud numerous times. The script is bright and funny. I thought the movie worked slightly better as a comedy than a romance, but I did like both of the romances. I must admit, however, that I liked how one of romances ended, but not the other.
One of my favorite lines has Faith telling her friends about her engagement. They asked if he got on his knees for the proposal, and she says, "no, but he turned down his beeper." Since my wife spends time in almost every movie we go to reading the messages she gets on her pager, this line really hit home!
The mystery as you may have guessed is who exactly is Damon Bradley? Please suspend disbelief on entering so you can have a lot of fun. The mystery is pretty lightweight but does take some tricky turns.
The casting of Tomei was absolutely perfect. A sweeter, prettier and more innocent actress you would be hard to find. I thought Downey might not be up to the part, but he played it as perfectly as did Tomei. I found myself particularly intrigued by the Hunt character although her romance was supposed to be a sideshow.
Finally, the camerawork and the gorgeous settings in Italy were ... well, wow! Many linkages too to older movies, but I am never very fond of that cinematic technique.
I have no complaints. It did all that it could for its genre. I liked it as much as I expected to like LOVE AFFAIR, but did not. I ended up liking LOVE AFFAIR about as much as I expected to like ONLY YOU which wasn't very much.
 It was basically a G show, but was rated PG. I think anyone older than 8 might be interested in it. I recommend it to you and award it ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: October 29, 1994
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Scientists have made much progress in using light to transmit data in the open air, as well as to power various devices from a distance–but how to accomplish these feats underwater has been a bit murkier. However, in a new study, researchers have identified a new way to boost the transfer of power and data to devices underwater using light.
The ocean and other bodies of water are full of mysteries yet to be observed. Networks of underwater sensors are increasingly being deployed to gather information. Currently the most common approach for remotely transmitting signals underwater is via sound waves, which easily travel long distances through the watery depths. However, sound cannot carry nearly as much data as light can.
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“Visible light communication can provide data rates at several orders of magnitude beyond the capabilities of traditional acoustic techniques and is particularly suited for emerging bandwidth-hungry underwater applications,” explains Murat Uysal, a professor with the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the Ozyegin University, in Turkey.
He also notes that powering sensors and other devices underwater is another challenge, as replacing batteries in marine environments can be particularly difficult. Conveniently, any device that uses a solar panel to receive data via light signals could also be used to harvest energy simultaneously. In such a scenario, an autonomous underwater vehicle passing by a sensor could use a laser to both collect data and transfer power to the device.
Currently, the most effective method to do this is through an approach in which the power derived from the light signal is separated into Alternating Current (AC) and Direct Current (DC), whereby the AC signal is used to transmit data and the DC signal is used a power source. This is called the AC-DC separation (ADS) method.
However, some scientists, including Uysal’s team, have been trying to build upon a different approach that strategically switches between energy harvesting and data transfer as needed to optimize performance. This approach is called simultaneous light wave information and power transfer (SLIPT). Yet, despite its sophistication, the SLIPT technique has not surpassed the traditional ADS method in terms of efficiency—until now.
In their study, Uysal and his colleagues devised a SLIPT optimization algorithm that allows energy to be more efficiently extracted from the light spectrum. Uysal notes that this allows their SLIPT method to “significantly outperform” the traditional ADS method.
“The feasibility of wireless power was already successfully demonstrated in underwater environments [using light], despite the fact that seawater conductivity, temperature, pressure, water currents, and biofouling phenomenon impose additional challenges,” says Uysal.
These examples have been largely experimental to date: For the real-world implementation of SLIPT, he says the commercialization of underwater devices capable of harvesting energy wirelessly will be necessary, as well as advances in underwater modems that can support communication using visible light. In the meantime, his team plans to explore ways of optimizing the trajectories of underwater autonomous vehicles, which could one day travel across vast areas of the world’s oceans, simultaneously collecting data from the futuristic sensors and remotely powering them using light.


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