Detailed oriented and highly adaptable UX Developer seeking the opportunity to design and develop new experiences. Agile with a constant drive to be the best developer I can be. Lover of learning, organized code, and new experiences
Designed and developed Interactive Sales Kiosks for our model homes. Continuously worked on improving our user engagement on our website by creating new features such as interactive maps, first time home buyer's guides, detail oriented product pages, and better use of calls to action throughout the site.
Designed, developed, and managed the corporate website. Researched and managed content for EAP websites in our network. Worked with outside vendors to create new features and experiences for our user focused web portals.
Designed and developed the front-end for a series of online pharmacies who used our services. Assisted with the creation of new corporate web platforms and technology. Created and maintained digital signage used at retail pharmacies nationwide.
Projects stretch across a wide variety of digital marketing needs. From social media strategy to fresh new website designs, I do it all. Other projects include flyer and print marketing material, logo design and creation, and website creation and management.
Avid member of the Tech Club and BuffTeks - a student programming and digital marketing group. Member of the WTAMU Bowling Team.
GPA: 3.5
The main goal of this project was to create a new, fresh look to e4 Health Inc’s corporate website. This project included brand new marketing strategies that were to be applied for the various products and solutions that e4 offered. I worked directly with the marketing department to bring their vision to life. On this project, I handled all design and development elements. We built this website upon their existing platform of Wordpress websites that they use for their client EAP services.
This project was an absolute joy to work on. The main goal of this website was to bring Good Grief into the modern era of design and user interaction on their web platforms. Their previous website was not responsive, not engaging, and just plain didn't get their message off the way they wanted it to. I worked closely with their marketing and board of directors to create an engaging and interactive experience that provided a place for the world to help children in need.
At Highland Homes, I was hired to help usher in a new era of digital awareness and marketing strategy that they had previously dropped the ball on. Since day one of working there, I have been improving user engagement, helping increase generated leads, and updating the way Highland presents themselves on the web, and in their model homes. Not only have I been working on providing updates to website, I have also created an Interactive Sales Kiosk that is used in all of our new model homes - as well as some of our established communities. To view a sample kiosk, please click here. Please note, this web application was intentionally developed not to be fully responsive. It is developed for a certain screen dimension used in our sales office. A fully responsive version is in the works and will be rolling out soon.
In-Com Data Systems was in need of refreshing their web platforms to catch up to their software product, and I was happy to oblige. We kept their site sweet, simple, and to the point to provide their marketing team the tools they needed to promote their product to the masses. We broke down the many intricate details of their platform to give those interested in their products a better picture of all of the things their product really could do.
Lonestar Bowling is a website for a youth scholarship bowling tournament in the DFW Area. I have worked closely with the sponsors, The Bowling Shops, who put this tournament on every year to create marketing materials, entry forms, and promotional flyers for upcoming sales and specials for their six pro shop locations across the DFW area. This website was a first for the tournament. It provided a platform for scoring updates to be seen by all who were participating in the event. We plan to create more similar platforms in the future for the numerous tournaments they run throughout the year.
Maxor National Pharmacy Services was my first web developer job. I started working here my Sophomore year of college as an intern. After three months of my summer internship - they extended an offer to hire me on full time as I completed school. During my time at Maxor - I had the opportunity to create online store fronts for each of our mail order pharmacies across the country. I also had the opportunity to work on digital signage screens and help with the development of their new corporate website in built with Drupal. This opportunity paved the way for me fall more in love with creating designs and applications on the web.
Milcon Services is a construction and foundation company that services the greater DFW are. This project is still under development - but I figured I would offer up a project that is both dynamic - and ever improving - to show some of the early stages of design and development. The customer’s needs were greatly considered when deciding what platform to develop this project in. Due to their need to constantly update their own content in the future with imagery, verbiage changes, and more - I decided to use the familiar platform of Wordpress to encompass their base website. I am currently developing custom plugins for MilCon to handle their invoicing and scheduling for future pours and customers.
The main goal of this project was to create a new, fresh look to e4 Health Inc’s corporate website. This project included brand new marketing strategies that were to be applied for the various products and solutions that e4 offered. I worked directly with the marketing department to bring their vision to life. On this project, I handled all design and development elements. We built this website upon their existing platform of Wordpress websites that they use for their client EAP services.
This project was an absolute joy to work on. The main goal of this website was to bring Good Grief into the modern era of design and user interaction on their web platforms. Their previous website was not responsive, not engaging, and just plain didn't get their message off the way they wanted it to. I worked closely with their marketing and board of directors to create an engaging and interactive experience that provided a place for the world to help children in need.
At Highland Homes, I was hired to help usher in a new era of digital awareness and marketing strategy that they had previously dropped the ball on. Since day one of working there, I have been improving user engagement, helping increase generated leads, and updating the way Highland presents themselves on the web, and in their model homes. Not only have I been working on providing updates to website, I have also created an Interactive Sales Kiosk that is used in all of our new model homes - as well as some of our established communities. To view a sample kiosk, please click here. Please note, this web application was intentionally developed not to be fully responsive. It is developed for a certain screen dimension used in our sales office. A fully responsive version is in the works and will be rolling out soon.
In-Com Data Systems was in need of refreshing their web platforms to catch up to their software product, and I was happy to oblige. We kept their site sweet, simple, and to the point to provide their marketing team the tools they needed to promote their product to the masses. We broke down the many intricate details of their platform to give those interested in their products a better picture of all of the things their product really could do.
Lonestar Bowling is a website for a youth scholarship bowling tournament in the DFW Area. I have worked closely with the sponsors, The Bowling Shops, who put this tournament on every year to create marketing materials, entry forms, and promotional flyers for upcoming sales and specials for their six pro shop locations across the DFW area. This website was a first for the tournament. It provided a platform for scoring updates to be seen by all who were participating in the event. We plan to create more similar platforms in the future for the numerous tournaments they run throughout the year.
Maxor National Pharmacy Services was my first web developer job. I started working here my Sophomore year of college as an intern. After three months of my summer internship - they extended an offer to hire me on full time as I completed school. During my time at Maxor - I had the opportunity to create online store fronts for each of our mail order pharmacies across the country. I also had the opportunity to work on digital signage screens and help with the development of their new corporate website in built with Drupal. This opportunity paved the way for me fall more in love with creating designs and applications on the web.
Milcon Services is a construction and foundation company that services the greater DFW are. This project is still under development - but I figured I would offer up a project that is both dynamic - and ever improving - to show some of the early stages of design and development. The customer’s needs were greatly considered when deciding what platform to develop this project in. Due to their need to constantly update their own content in the future with imagery, verbiage changes, and more - I decided to use the familiar platform of Wordpress to encompass their base website. I am currently developing custom plugins for MilCon to handle their invoicing and scheduling for future pours and customers.


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#include <NoiseJobQueue.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | addJob (Job *job) |
| virtual void | executeJobs () |
| virtual | ~JobQueue () |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::queue< Job * > | mJobs |
You can add jobs to this queue which will be executed when you call the executeJobs() function.


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I was born in the city of Gorlice. I live in Moszczenica (small village next to Gorlice) from an early age.
I went to Elementary School (2003-2009) and Junior High School (2009-2012) in my village - Moszczenica. Then I started to be interested in Sport and Computer Science.
I went to "Zespół Szkół Nr 1 im. Ignacego Łukasiewicz w Gorlicach" and I was learning in mathematical-IT-physical class.
After completing the driving course, I passed the theoretical and practical driving exam (on the first try).
I passed all of my High School Final Exams. I had 7 of theem to pass.
Then I got to the Pedagogical University in Cracow for Computer Science.
That day I defended my Bachelor thesis. The theme of my Bachelor thesis was "Computer assisted matrix calculus"
I also started my second degree at UP in Cracow and I am still studying here.


Here are your English extra credit stuff, easy :D
EXTRA CREDIT (GT)
rudiments- the first principles of a subject to be learned
altercation- an heated argument; quarrel
deportment- conduct; behavior
reminiscent- resembling something from memory
acquiescence- consent, but without enthusiasm
caricature- exaggerated imitation of a person for satirical effect
ingenuous- frank; open
livid- enraged
melancholy- sadness and depression of spirits
oblivious- indifferent to; unaware of
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PREVIOUS WORDS
predilection- a partiality or preference
auspicious- favorable
benevolent- having an inclination to do good; kind; charitable
contentious- being argumentative
eccentric- odd, as in conduct
erratic- irregular, random
illicit- unlawful, improper
imprudent- rash; unwise, foolish
malevolent- wishing harm or evil to others
mortification- a feeling of humiliation
incongruency- inconsistency, incompatibility
intimidated- frightened, made nervous
retribution- punishment (as in payback)
impotent- powerless, helpless
clarity- clearness
contrition- deep feelings of guilt and repentance
iridescent- rainbow-like; displaying a shifting range of colors
blighted- suffering from conditions that destroy or prevent growth
doggedness- stubbornness; persistence
infallibility- inability to make a mistake, inability to fail
reiterated- repeated
serene- peaceful and calm
disposition- usual frame of mind; temperament
noncommittal- not admitting or committing to any particular purpose or point of view
paraphernalia- gear or equipment
prosaic- ordinary; commonplace
sacrilegious- disrespectful towards religion
suffuse- spread over or through
apathy: listless, lack of interest
autonomy: state of self governing
candor: honesty in expressing oneself
corroborate: to confirm something
extraneous: not relevant
impromptu: not prepared
incredulous: disbelief
inertia: in a fixed condition
negligent: not doing the right thing
paternal: fatherly
petty: trivial
raucous- loud, rowdy
carnage- bloody battle
lithe- flexible
tactician- expert on methods
pall- become boring
plummet- fall down
initiative- being able to learn without being urged
rescind- cancel a law
obscure- not well known
malleable- molded
extricate- escape
dissociate- part company
beckoning-motioning
idly- doing nothing
giddy- dizzy
obsession- something occupying mind
undulating- moving in waves
hoisted- lifted up


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"Ideally, you want to keep the time from idea to launch **[under 10 hours](http://sachagreif.com/the-side-project-project/)**."
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### Meteor Is The Future
Asana has [luna](https://asana.com/luna), Facebook has [react](http://facebook.github.io/react/) and AirBnb has [Rendr](https://github.com/airbnb/rendr).
All shares the same ideas with Meteor.
### Meteor Make Programming Fun Again
"Meteor is designed to be [fun for developers](http://www.infoworld.com/t/javascript/meteor-aims-make-javascript-programming-fun-again-232659)." Matt DeBergalis Co-Founder Meteor.
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### 7 Principles of Meteor
* Data on the wire,
* One language,
* Database everywhere,
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* Fullstack reactivity,
* Embrace the ecosystem,
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## What We're Building
Next Generation Todo List
### Installing Meteor
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Table of Contents
Statement
or PreparedStatement
InterfaceResultSet
InterfaceAny time you want to issue SQL statements to the database, you require a Statement
or PreparedStatement
instance. Once you have a Statement
or PreparedStatement
,
you can use issue a query. This will return a ResultSet
instance, which contains
the entire result (see the section called “Getting results based on a cursor”
here for how to alter this behaviour). Example 5.1, “Processing a Simple Query in JDBC”
illustrates this process.
Example 5.1. Processing a Simple Query in JDBC
This example will issue a simple query and print out the first column of each
row using a Statement
.
Statement st = conn.createStatement();
ResultSet rs = st.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE columnfoo = 500");
while (rs.next())
{
System.out.print("Column 1 returned ");
System.out.println(rs.getString(1));
}
rs.close();
st.close();
This example issues the same query as before but uses a PreparedStatement
and
a bind value in the query.
int foovalue = 500;
PreparedStatement st = conn.prepareStatement("SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE columnfoo = ?");
st.setInt(1, foovalue);
ResultSet rs = st.executeQuery();
while (rs.next())
{
System.out.print("Column 1 returned ");
System.out.println(rs.getString(1));
}
rs.close();
st.close();
By default the driver collects all the results for the query at once. This can
be inconvenient for large data sets so the JDBC driver provides a means of basing
a ResultSet
on a database cursor and only fetching a small number of rows.
A small number of rows are cached on the client side of the connection and when exhausted the next block of rows is retrieved by repositioning the cursor.
Cursor based
ResultSets
cannot be used in all situations. There a number of restrictions which will make the driver silently fall back to fetching the wholeResultSet
at once.
Connection
must not be in autocommit mode. The backend closes cursors at
the end of transactions, so in autocommit mode the backend will have
closed the cursor before anything can be fetched from it.Statement
must be created with a ResultSet
type of ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
.
This is the default, so no code will need to be rewritten to take advantage
of this, but it also means that you cannot scroll backwards or otherwise
jump around in the ResultSet
.Example 5.2. Setting fetch size to turn cursors on and off.
Changing code to cursor mode is as simple as setting the fetch size of the
Statement
to the appropriate size. Setting the fetch size back to 0 will cause
all rows to be cached (the default behaviour).
// make sure autocommit is off
conn.setAutoCommit(false);
Statement st = conn.createStatement();
// Turn use of the cursor on.
st.setFetchSize(50);
ResultSet rs = st.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM mytable");
while (rs.next())
{
System.out.print("a row was returned.");
}
rs.close();
// Turn the cursor off.
st.setFetchSize(0);
rs = st.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM mytable");
while (rs.next())
{
System.out.print("many rows were returned.");
}
rs.close();
// Close the statement.
st.close();


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Week 1
The Commmand Line / Version Control with Git and GitHub
10/25/2015
Week 1 of DBC introduced two really important concepts to me: using the command line to control my computer, and version control.
The command line is an interface for interacting with my computer. Using the instructions that DBC provided, I was able to install an application called Git Bash. This provides me with a command line with which I can interact with Windows: make, remove, rename, and delete files and directories, all by typing instructions for the computer to follow. From within Git Bash I can also use my virtual machine, or VM, which I also installed using DBC instructions. I had to do some research on my own to understand exactly what a VM was and how my VM works. Basically, it's an emulation of a computer on my computer. My VM is a machine running Ubuntu, a Linux operating system. I also interact with the VM by using commands in the command line. Thankfully, there's a shared directory between my "two" computers. I can create files on my VM and see them in Windows, and vice versa.
Using the command line not only makes me feel like a hacker from a movie from the 1990s, it is very efficient, and allows me to deliberately and methodically do things that would be difficult or impossible by just using the Windows File Explorer. I haven't yet done much exploration on my own about all the things the command line in Git Bash can do, both in Windows and the VM (partially because I'm still afraid of messing everything up) but I'm very interested in seeing its capabilities.
The other major topic I learned about this week was version control and the tools I'll be using to do it: git and GitHub. Version control is keeping track of changes made to your project (in our case, code, but it could really be anything) - what changes were made, when, by whom and why. Version control allows you to keep track of what's happening to your project and to undo or roll back changes that didn't work out the way you wanted them to, or which were made accidentally.
Git is a tool that runs in the command line that we're using for version control. The basic idea behind git is that there is a clean "master" copy of whatever we're working on. We know that the master works the way we want it to. When we want to make changes or additions, we first create a "branch". We do our work in the branch, save it, and when and only when we're sure it's in good shape, we "merge" it back to the master.
There is a specific workflow involved in using git to keep track of changes. I won't go over the specific commands involved here because if you are reading this blog you probably already know them. But the general outline goes something like this: - create a branch - do whatever work you need to do - add, modify files, etc - check to see what files/directories you've modified. They will be considered "working", not "staged". Staged means that they are ready to be committed (saved). - "add" your files/directories to stage them - commit the changes to your branch - push the changed branch to your origin repository, which is probably stored on GitHub - put in a pull request, so someone (or yourself in our case) can compare them to the origin master before merging - merge your branch to the master branch on GitHub - pull the new master to your local repository - delete the old working branch locally and on GitHub
In the steps above, I mention GitHub a few times. GitHub is a website where you can upload and store your projects. This makes it easier when many people are working on the same project, as there is a local hub for all the changes made by all contributors. GitHub also has built in tools to allow you to do pull requests and merges.
I hope you enjoyed my long and probably not that interesting blog post about what I learned this week at DBC!


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MyFixit Annotator
Please Select a Category:
{% for row in cats|batch(4) %}
{% for c in row %}
{{ c.Category }}
Number of Manuals : {{ c.number }}
Average Number of Steps per Manual : {{ c.Steps }}
Total Steps With Unique Text: {{ c.uniqsteps }}
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
Or write the category name here:
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Tests
Classes
APs_ScansTest
CordsTest
Filter_WiFi_Scans_Test
MAC_approx_locationTest
Time_FilterTest
WiFi_Beacons_mdTest
WiFi_Beacons_sdTest
WiFi_Records_2_KMLTest
WiFi_Scan_approx_locationTest
WiFi_ScansTest
WiFi_ScanTest


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Gobo.cf is a Scratch URL shortener started by
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Contributors
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This Project offers a seasonal menu which provides wholesome & hearty choices. it has a wide varity of options to suit all tastes


§88-229 Rules and regulations. The state agency shall make and publish such rules and regulations, not inconsistent with this part, as it finds necessary or appropriate to the efficient administration of the functions with which it is charged under this part. [L 1953, c 217, §8; RL 1955, §6-205; HRS §88-229]
Cross References
Rules, see chapter 91.


Conclusions
From these results we can see that the models which incorporate playlist information, and hence include an element of human choice outperform the baseline model trained purely on the song attributes when predicting held out songs from a given set of playlists. When scoring against the centerpoint of the playlist space rather than the centrepoint of the held out songs, the baseline attributes model actually performs the best. When considered carefully however this isn’t that surprising. The attributes model was designed to choose the songs selected most frequently amongst the original playlist that were not on the original playlist. By definition these songs are more likely to be clustered around the centroid of the playlist. However this means the model is overfitting to centre of the playlist (in attribute space) which is exactly what we were hoping to avoid with the collaborative filtering approaches. The PCA and NMF collaborative filtering approaches both perform very similarly on the held out test set and consistently outperform the attributes model at predicting randomly held out songs. NMF shows a slight improvement in score on both metrics however. This is a promising proof of the collaborative filtering approach. We also demonstrated a new methodology for selecting which songs to recommend based on a smoothed path system. This method could also aid in preventing the sort of overfitting to just specific playlists which appears to be seen in the top recommendations of the NMF and hence something worth taking forward into future research.


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{% block head %}{{ super() }}
{% endblock %} {# note that the head looks for the title variable. #}
{% block content %}
Welcome to the energy analytics visualiation tool.
This tools provides a quick and easy way to get deeper insight into energy use. It visualizes the outputs of energy data analytics.


Sjasm supports two loop statements: REPEAT and WHILE. You can use the REPEAT and WHILE statements to repeat a block of statements a number of times.
REPEAT repeats the block of statements between REPEAT and ENDREPEAT the given number of times. @# Will contain the number of iterations, starting with 0.
repeat 3 byte @# endrepeat
expands to:
byte 0 byte 1 byte 2
WHILE repeats the block as long as its argument is not zero. Again, @# contains the number of iterations and the block should end with ENDWHILE.
counter:=3 while counter byte counter,@# counter:=counter-1 endwhile
expands to:
byte 3,0 byte 2,1 byte 1,2
Loops can be nested and you can use @@#, @@@# and so on the access the number of iterations of the outer loops:
repeat 2 repeat 3 byte @#,@@# endrepeat endrepeat
expands to:
byte 0,0 byte 1,0 byte 2,0 byte 0,1 byte 1,1 byte 2,1
To exit a loop, use BREAK. You could use this to exit an endless loop:
while 1 l:=l+1 if l=3 break endif endwhile
To continue with the next iteration, use CONTINUE:
repeat 5 if @#<3 continue endif byte @# endrepeat
this outputs:
byte 3 byte 4


Press n or j to go to the next uncovered block, b, p or k for the previous block.
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About DEVSOC 21
DEVSOC is CodeChef-VIT’s annual flagship event hoping to empower young minds by bringing enthusiastic technocrats and thinkers under one roof. This year, the second iteration of the hackathon is being held with a goal to create a sprint like event, where participants create, hack, innovate to solve problems while adhering to the spirit of creativity and teamwork. The event is spread over three days, with the hackathon lasting 48 hours consisting of amazing swags, prizes, food and drinks!
Where?
Anna Auditorium, Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
When?
Friday to Sunday
19th-21st February, 2021
Speakers
Ravi Pratap Singh
Co-Founder @ Learnnovators
FAQ
What's the cost of the hackathon?
DEVSOC 21 is completely free thanks to our sponsors! We'll also provide you with enough swags, drinks, meals throughout the hackathon.
What's the application process like?
You're required to register with us on Devfolio where you'll be asked for basic details and your resume. We’ll get to know about your abilities from your past projects, GitHub profile, participation/awards in other hackathons. We'll shortlist teams for the offline hackathon round through this.
I'm a fresher and I don't have a good resume. Will I be selected?
We will be evaluating everyone based on different metrics.  If you don't have anything technical to add to your resume, feel free to add any public speaking events or other competitions you've been to.
What is the venue for the hackathon?
First Phase of the Hackathon is Online that is resume submission. Main event which is from 21st February will be conducted in Anna Auditorium, VIT Vellore.
Can I participate alone?
No! This hackathon is strictly a team competition where you can have 2-5 members in your team. Most teams aim to have a mix of people with both design and developer skills
Do I need to have specific qualifications to be a part of the hack?
If you love to code, you're more than welcome to participate in the hackathon.
Does my whole team need to be present at the venue?
It's not mandatory for the whole team to be there all the time but atleast one member should be present during every pitch. The whole team needs to be present for the final pitch.
Contact
Address
Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
Gorbachev Rd, Vellore- 632014
Tamil Nadu, India


Trump Backs Down From Proposed Fuel Efficiency Freeze
by JON PARTON(CN) – The Trump administration is backing off from its plan to freeze Obama-era fuel efficiency standards, according to media reports released late Thursday.
Officials are instead looking at requiring an 1.5% annual increase in fuel efficiency from automakers, far less than the 4.7% annual increase in current regulations. The Obama administration’s goal was to almost double the efficiency to 54 miles per gallon by 2025.
The change marks the latest move in a fight between the administration and California. The Golden State has led the country in improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions under an exemption in the Clean Air Act that allows it to set its own standards. The Trump administration sued the state, claiming that fuel economy standards should be set by the federal government rather than states.
California struck a deal with Honda, Ford, Volkswagen and BMW in July to increase their vehicles’ average efficiency to roughly 50 miles per gallon by 2026 in defiance of the fuel efficiency freeze. Other automakers, including GM, Toyota and Fiat Chrysler sided with President Donald Trump in his rollbacks. In a statement, Toyota said its support of Trump’s stance is not a political stance.
“We do not believe that there should be different fuel economy standards in different states. There should be one standard for all Americans and all auto companies. That is why we decided to be part of this legal matter. Doing so does not diminish our commitment to the environment, nor does it lower our desire to manufacture vehicles that produce fewer emissions year-after-year,” the statement said.
National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow’s office had encouraged automakers to support the White House’s rollbacks and President Trump himself met with GM chief executive Mary Barra in September, according to a report by The Washington Post.
Overseas companies were concerned about being targeted by tariffs if they didn’t support the Trump administration, according to four individuals familiar with the matter who told The Post.
The coalition of automakers siding with Trump have faced criticism over their commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including customers who have threatened to boycott.
The White House has not yet released a comment on the potential rule change.
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A quantum computer harnesses some of the almost mystical phenomena of quantum mechanics to deliver huge leaps forward in processing power.
Quantum machines promises to outstrip even the most capable of today's and tomorrow's super computers.
The aim of quantum computers is not to wipe off the face of conventional computers but for problems above a certain size and complexity, we don't have enough computational power on earth to tackle them. For this we need a new kind of computing.
Quantum Computing Fundamentals:
Universal quantum computers leverage the quantum mechanical phenomena of superposition and entanglement to create states that scale exponentially with number of qubits or quantum bits.
Current computers manipulate individual bits, which stores information as binary 0 or 1 States. Quantum computer instead rely on qubits.
How to create a Qubit?
One method uses superconductivity to create and maintain a quantum state. To work with this superconducting qubit for extended periods of time, they must be kept very cold. Any heating in the system can induce error, which is why quantum computers operator temperatures close to absolute zero, colder than the vacuum space itself.
Properties like superposition, entanglement and DE coherence of qubits provides quantum supremacy such that a quantum computer reaches a point so that it can complete a mathematical calculation that is beyond the reach of even the most powerful superconductor.
Applications:
One of the most promising applications of them is for simulating the behavior of matter down to the molecular level.
Auto manufacturers like Volkswagen and Daimler are using quantum computers to simulate the chemical composition of electrical vehicle batteries to help find new ways to improve their performances.
Pharmaceutical companies are using it to analyze and compare compounds in order to generate new drugs.
Airbus, for instance, is using them to help calculate the most fuel-efficient ascent and descent paths for aircraft.
It will take a few more years for quantum computers to reach their full dimensions but if it does it can transform entire industries and turbo charge global innovation.
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Sisters believed to be Australia's oldest living triplets turn 90
by Zalika RizmalWhen you ask triplets Helen, Judy and Barbara the secret to a long life, they'll tell you it's happiness, kindness, family and exercise.
Key points:
- Celebrating their 90th birthday, the sisters said they had always shared a "special connection"
- The triplets still play golf and bridge and are active in their community
- The record for oldest triplets used to be held by a US family
But when pushed, they admitted a glass of VB had also been a part of their daily routine for much of their 90 years.
The sisters, thought to be the oldest living triplets in Australia, celebrated their milestone birthday on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula on Saturday afternoon.
Born two-and-a-half months premature on November 23, 1929, they were not expected to survive — and were quite a surprise to their parents Ivy and Tom Houlihan, who were only expecting one baby.
It was so much of a shock, Helen, Judy and Barbara Houlihan were not given second names.
The family already had two young girls, and the arrival of an additional three meant they struggled financially.
But decades later, the sisters laughed and smiled as they looked back on their childhood.
"We've had a wonderful life, we really have," Helen Smith said.
"We giggled our way through everything," Barbara Dodd chimed in.
"We did everything together," the trio said in unison.
The inseparable sisters became known as the Houlihan triplets, a moniker that followed them even after they got married — Helen to John Smith, Barbara to Bill Dodd and Judy to Peter Beech.
The three began their working life in the city working at the GPO on trunk lines training.
The fraternal triplets said they had always shared a "special connection".
Even as adults, they said they would spend evenings together and speak on the phone nearly every day.
Judy's daughter, Gillian Beech, said her mother and aunts played tennis for many years and still play golf.
"They don't get out on the course now as much as they would like to but spend a lot of there time there doing lunches and playing bridge with their friends," she said.
"They love a punt on the horses and love their daily VB."
Between the three of them, they now have 35 offspring, including children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
They say their fondest memories are of their family.
"Just all being together … and laughter," Ms Smith said.
Although records for age are self-reported, the Houlihan triplets could be the oldest in Australia, and maybe even the world.
The world's oldest recorded triplets lived to 95 years old in the US.
Margaret, Mary and Muriel Beal are thought to be Britain's oldest living triplets and celebrated their 83rd birthday together in the England this year.
In Australia, 79-year-old Florence Welsh, Dorothy Murphy and Betsy Audino are thought to be the oldest living identical triplets.


Ford Mustang Private Collection Blends Stock And Modded Ponies
It's one thing to collect cars, but making them your own is special.
by Christopher SmithWe’ve featured many car collections at Motor1.com over the years, everything from ultra-rare exotics to superb classics, muscle cars, crazy custom creations, and forgotten gems. We've occasionally seen Mustangs through all that, but this is the first time we’ve encountered a full collection devoted solely to Ford’s storied pony car. And for something of an ironic spin, this collection comes to us not from the U.S., but south of the border from a devoted Mustang enthusiast in Mexico.
Gotta Catch 'Em All:
Jerry Heasley on YouTube brings us this video that goes inside an unnamed private owner’s garage, and before we go further there’s something that must be mentioned here. This collection is epic, and we’re not saying that because it’s full of vintage first-generation Mustangs. Those of you with keen eyes and Mustang knowledge will have no trouble spotting various non-original items and clones of some rather iconic models. As the tour guide in the video explains, this isn’t a collection of machines adored for originality. The owner of these cars loves Mustangs, and he loves giving them a personal touch. There’s certainly nothing wrong with having a flawless array of completely original cars, but we also adore folks with a passion for motoring. And when it comes to making a car your own, few nameplates have done it so well over the years than the Mustang.
Gallery: Mexico Mustang Collection
That’s why we don’t flinch even a tiny bit over the orange Boss 302 clone, and actually, that slightly altered side stripe looks gorgeous. We love the custom touches on the black 1965 coupe, and what’s not to like about having a sweet GT500 Eleanor copy with a convertible top? That’s not to say the collection is entirely custom – we start right off the bat with an original 68 Shelby GT500 that’s “99 percent” restored. A few minutes and decades later we get to a white 2007 - 2009 Shelby GT500 with the red stripe package.
The Answer Is Always Shelby:
Okay, the blue late-model GT500 was misidentified on-camera (it’s a 2010-2012 model) but that’s forgiven when we see the cool 1972 convertible, not to mention the original, unrestored 1968 California Special. There’s even a yellow SN95 5.0 convertible hiding in the corner, complete with upgraded 1996-1998 taillights, and you know we have a soft spot for SN95 convertibles. Well, at least one Motor1.com scribe does, anyway.
Having seen so many spotless garages with vehicles parked in meticulous order and surrounded by life support equipment, it’s nice to wander through the garage of an enthusiast where you get the sense that cars are waiting to be driven, not simply admired. We so need more of this in our lives.
Source: Jerry Heasley via YouTube


DELUSION A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1991 Frank Maloney
DELUSION is a film written and directed by Carl Colpaert, written by Colpaert and Kurt Voss, photographed by Geza Sinkovics, with music by Barry Adamson. It stars Jim Metzler, Kyle Secor, and Jennifer Rubin, with Jerry Orbach. Rated R, contains the f-word, some violence, and naked female breasts.
DELUSION is a handsome and interesting thriller, a kind of hommage to the B's. Jim Metzler plays the computer exec (George) who witnesses a car wreck in the Nevada desert and offers a ride to Chevy and Patti (Kyle Secor and Jennifer Rubin) who fall out of the overtuned car and into George's life.
Everyone is profoundly changed by this act of common kindness, as is the finest B tradition. George and Chevy have their own agendas, but Patti remains a cypher, the wildcard, the only free agent. George asks her whose side she was on; she answers in a swallowed whisper, "I'm on my own side."
Lyndol and I disagree on Patti.  I say her character is unformed at the beginning, that we learn little about her past, but we do know she's going to have a future quite independently of any other character. Certainly, she's the most interesting of the three principals as a human beings.
As an example of the over-the-top, David-Lynch extremist character, Kyle Secor's Chevy is pretty darn flashy and a delight to watch, but not human in any way that this human chooses to acknowledge. In some ways, Jim Metzler got the hardest job playing the victim that no one should want to root for. Men in general do not come off very attractively in this film, although I don't think of them as being bashed, merely realistically treated, certainly not to the extent that one feels a little bad about a man after seeing THELMA AND LOUISE.
As with virtually all the films I am really drawn to, this one features some minor character performances that nearly steal the show. Jerry Orbach does an admirable turn, first jokingly speaking of the advantages of being dead and then seeing something of the fallacies of this argument. Another actor, whose name I don't have here, has a short scene in a Las Vegas suite, a dance scene with Chevy and a bimbo, that is sure to remain one of the lasting memories I will have of DELUSION.
The cinematography is excellent, making the skeletonically beautiful desert a character in the film. Sinkovics has a way of making the desert gleam, even while avoiding most of the cliches of desert movies. I'm told the score is spare, but charged (I'm pretty much tone deaf).
This is a film about ambiguities and priorities. What's clear, what important. The ending is going to please some, irritate some, puzzle others, but it will give you something to talk about over your coffees afterwards.
I recommend DELUSION even at full prices. I do not expect the film to be shown much outside the arthouse circuit, but if you can, do go see it.
-- Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney .
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