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There is an applet for each of the cube models. The base class for all applets is {@link ch.randelshofer.rubik.player.AbstractPlayerApplet}.


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Dessert chocolate cake chupa chups brownie. Cotton candy candy croissant bonbon. Jelly sesame snaps cupcake cake tiramisu candy. Lollipop chocolate cake liquorice cotton candy apple pie.  Halvah tootsie roll cake candy pie. Dragée pudding muffin bonbon liquorice. Cookie cake icing gummi bears. Candy canes apple pie cupcake jelly marshmallow. Fruitcake sweet roll fruitcake. Donut wafer lollipop dragée gummi bears. Fruitcake dessert oat cake chocolate danish candy chocolate wafer sweet roll.


 He gives his wife the lean male pig, but takes the fat sow for himself, and she becomes thinner and thinner. She makes soup for her brothers, using the lean meat and not the fat. The Wild Dog tells his wife she must cook the sow's meat for them, because her brothers are not used to eating what she is making for them. The wife refuses.
Comments
1) p.8215v: |han≠kass'o heard this story from his maternal grandmother (≠kammi), 2) p.8230v: see The !k'anni is an ornament worn by men and women, 3) This story is found in Book VIII-25
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|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
7 February 1879 (story given on or about)
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Keywords
Wild Dog (feared his brother-in-law's anger at his stinginess) , Wild Dog (who was mean with food) , Wild Dog (and his wife are people of the Early Race) , Wild Dog (the !gwiten) , Wild Dog (who was 'niggardly' to his wife with food) , Wild Dog (who gave his wife lean boar's meat) , Wild Dog (who starved his wife) , Wild Dog (and his brother's-in-law) , Wild Dog (ate fat sow's meat) , Early Race (or the First Bushmen) , Early Race (the Wild Dog and his wife are people of) , Early Race (the !gwiten who was 'niggardly' to his wife) , brothers (of the Wild Dog's wife) , brothers (are angry at their little sister's leanness) , brothers (–in–law of the !gwiten who was 'niggardly' to his wife) , food (stinginess with) , food (the Wild Dog, or !gwiten, who was 'niggardly' to his wife with) , food (lean meat and fat) , name (wild dog is !gwiten) , name (the !gwiten who was 'niggardly' to his wife)
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7 They are not afraid when they receive bad news;
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8 They are confident and not afraid
because they know that they will see God defeat their enemies.
9 They give things generously to poor people;
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10 Wicked people see those things and are angry;
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There once was a child called HTML who worked at an information desk and while they were good at giving information people often found them very plain and boring and if they had to give a lot of information it could be hard to follow the flow. It became harder and harder for them to give information as the workplace got bigger and more complicated, eventually they were at their wits end at people missing crucial information because they overwhelmed them with stuff. So HTML went and had a chat to their supervisor and the supervisor noticed how much busier they were and hired a helper for HTML. CSS was lovely but knew nothing about the business and it seemed to HTML they never would, however the lovely and pretty nature of CSS drew people to them and they often had to ask HTML for the information so they could pass it along to people in a way that was visually appealing for the client. CSS and HTML grew old together in their workplace relying on each other to get their information across in a way people would appreciate and enjoy.
Writing that story! But I always have a moment of happiness when I center something, I really struggled with it to start with! I also was very happy to already have a colour scheme in mind before anything else, it's the little things.
I've been watching avatar the last air bender and i think that HTML would be a lion turtle and CSS a turtle duck! HTML because the lion turtle is old and has watched many things change while its been around and people forget that it's a thing. And turtle ducks are pretty and CSS is pretty so that's a very poorly though out statement but turtle ducks. But they both stem from the same place and have a balance with each other.
I have found that my work as a barista was not engaging enough for my mind after many years (plus I like sitting down occasionally!) and I am not able to pursue the event management career I was looking at doing. And it doesn’t seem like a viable option in the immediate future so I am looking for things that engage my mind and allow me some creative freedom at the work place beyond the tip jars!
I would like to become more confident in understanding and communicating my value to an environment. I always seek to learn more information on feedback and mitigating unhealthy situations as I think these are extremely valuable skills. Creating an effective communication statement and understanding what I am looking for and the words that I should use to gain what I want. Hopefully it gets super technical at points but I’d also like to look at the broader use of communication statements.
I hope to talk to people more about my professional work and learn to give and take feedback in an environment that pushes me to learn constantly. Ideally this will mean you’ll see me all over the class discussions and forums talking and just fostering a better knowledge base.
I am very easily adaptable and quick to learn. I like understanding different approaches to the same problem and enjoy the problem solving process more than the solution unless there is a time restraint. That’s when I tend to hyper focus on creating the best possible outcome given the restraints of the situation. On the flipside I am easily distractible (my work so far has really driven that point home for me), sometimes things take time to sink in and often overbook my time. Though I am hoping this course will, and so far it’s holding true, make me more aware of my time and value it in a way that is productive to my growth as a person.
Keeping and setting toggl goals that give me time for feedback and resolution before deadlines has been helping a lot, though I know I still have room for improvement here so I’ll keep at it!
In terms of free time I have to dedicate to this course, if I keep my time management skills to their goals, I sleep at night and they tell me I need to eat three times a day so I guess I’m busy then because eating over a computer ALWAYS results in stray crumbs under a key. It's just how I am.
Well hopefully I’ll talk to you all soon and we can all learn from each other. :)


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For the last couple of years the blog Dispokino has held a monthly feature on Television Station Identification segments. These short segments are ways that stations or programs would identify themselves or prepare those watching for the next program. Dispokino has curated a great collection of these and I have selected a few of my favorites here:
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Here’s one from Heinz Edelmann (who you’ll recognize from The Beatles’s Yellow Submarine) for German television station ZDF for use in the 70’s.
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THE RUNNING MAN A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1987) **1/2 (out of four)
Somewhere along the line, Arnold Schwarzenegger actually developed a passable acting technique, but THE RUNNING MAN comes before that time. His wooden performance is just one of the reasons this movie will never be more than a mediocre movie experience for people who don't have the sense of humor to appreciate just how dismal the 80's action formula was working by this point in Arnold's career. This movie, like the far superior TERMINATOR and TOTAL RECALL, provides a science-fiction backdrop for the mindless violence, in a more extreme, futuristic version of "American Gladiators."
In the year 2019, we read at the beginning, America has become a police state where the only thing citizens care about is television. And the most popular game show is "The Running Man," where convict contestants are promised great prizes if they can escape the "stalkers," bohemoths like Subzero (the hockey killer), Buzzsaw (the chainsaw biker), Dynamo (the operatic electrocutioner) and Fireball (blaxploitation star Jim Brown with a flame thrower).
Schwarzenegger is the only contestant to ever offer the stalkers a serious challenge, and he is of course an innocent man fighting for his freedom. The savage media has edited a newsreel video of Schwarzenegger in such a way that it frames him. It's up to Arnold to fight for his life against the stalkers so he can draw attention to the deceptions of the media (because, obviously, savage violence is the only way to bring about truth). We all know the Reverend Wildmon would be twice as successful in his crusade against TV violence if he'd put on a lyrca jumpsuit and kick some Gladiator butt.
Adapted from a Richard Bachman (a.k.a. Stephen King) book, THE RUNNING MAN at least has a sense of humor about itself, making game show host Richard Dawson into a celebrity. As for the serious parts, well, they don't seem so serious anymore. Pretty much the entire movie is laughable at this point, and it's safe to say the best place to preach about people's lives being influenced by what they see on TV is not a violent Arnold Schwarzenegger movie.
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So it seems that 1/0
does not raise a type error in Lean. That is a surprise.
https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/divide-by-zero/
I've Googled a bit and according to this, it seems that allowing division by zero is a convention in theorem provers and Lean is not an exception. Still, shouldn't there be safe division somewhere in the library. What is it called?
What is unsafe about this? ;-)
It's completely safe because every single theorem where division by 0 isn't allowed contains the hypothesis that the denominator isn't 0 in its statement.
this is what I would call a safe division, one where you don't have to worry about it blowing up on you
You should think of Lean's /
as a different function to the mathematician's definition of division. It's a new function, which mathematicians should use different notation for (e.g. /
with a little asterisk next to it), which is defined by x/^*y
= usual x/y if y isn't 0, and 0 otherwise.
That said, I know what you mean and there is a function that does division in a ring, where the second argument is a unit, and in a division ring you can construct a unit from a nonzero element
Sure you can make mathematician's /, by just defining a function from the reals times the non-zero reals to the reals, or defining a function from the reals times the reals to the type "option real" consisting of the reals plus an extra element "NaN". Indeed, when I started doing Lean i was so horrified by this convention that I made these functions.
And then I very quickly realised that they were much harder to use in practice than Lean's convention. Because with "mathematician's division" you just can't do things like a/(b/c) at all easily, because b/c is in "reals + NaN" and now you have to insert the proof that c isn't zero and then get the real out of b/c whilst in the middle of writing a mathematical statement
With Lean's convention you just do a/(b/c), don't worry about the answer, and then pick up the pieces later (the moment you start using it Lean will start asking you to prove that c isn't 0 and that b/c isn't zero, and you can do that once, at a time which is convenient for you, and just add them as hypotheses)
In summary, if you're a mathematician who wants to prove a theorem which involves a definition, it's your job to make sure that the denominator isn't zero in your theorem. If you can't do that, then it's your problem, not Lean's. If you can do it, that's great, we'll keep track of that hypothesis, but experience has shown that \^*
is a much easier function to manipulate in Lean so in the proof we'd rather use that more convenient function, but we know it agrees with division whenever division makes sense, so we can glue together at the end.
(by \^*
I mean Lean's non-mathematical division)
@Kevin Buzzard
It's completely safe because every single theorem where division by 0 isn't allowed contains the hypothesis that the denominator isn't 0 in its statement.
Yeah, but I have to write a short program here. I mean sure, I see that there is no chance of it being wrong, but I might write a larger program in the future where this will be an issue.
I guess I'll have to define my own safe division then. Every time I will use it Lean should be able to prove automatically that the division is valid anyway.
 When I was working on the Spiral language because Nan <> Nan
it turns out that you cannot memoize them and that makes the compiler diverge. I solved that issue in v0.1 by making every compile time Nan a type error. It still causes the compiler to diverge in v0.09.
Yeah, but I have to write a short program here. I mean sure, I see that there is no chance of it being wrong, but I might write a larger program in the future where this will be an issue.
What, concretely, do you envision as causing a problem?
I guess I'll have to define my own safe division then. Every time I will use it Lean should be able to prove automatically that the division is valid anyway.
This is exactly how I used to feel, and if you want to try this way of doing it then you will probably learn the way I learnt that it's much more inconvenient. The big question you have is simply: what will the domain and the codomain of your function be?
There is no good answer to this domain/codomain question, as far as I can see.
I guess I'll have to define my own safe division then. Every time I will use it Lean should be able to prove automatically that the division is valid anyway.
It won't be automatic, and you will start to hate life if you try to use it for too long
@Mario Carneiro
import data.rat import data.vector def E {n} (l : vector rat (n+1)) : rat := list.foldl (+) 0 l.val / (n+1)
Here is what I am doing now. This just calculates the mean of a vector. If I mess up and write n
rather than n+1
, it would have been erroneous on empty vectors.
I used to be very upset about this convention. I am over it now because I simply remember that when I see /
in Lean it is not mathemtician's division, it is simply another function with a bad name.
This is only the weakest kind of safety that you achieve. The real safety comes from proving theorems about your definition, and you will notice immediately if you have an off by one error
This function E
above will be hard to work with because you have built in your own off-by-one error-possibility in its definition. I would definitely recommend you change n+1 to n
I have been burnt by this several times. You always think it's a good idea, and then when you're writing code you're just "crap crap crap, I have this n and I know it's non-zero but I now need to feed n-1 into this function and now I have to deal with natural number subtraction which is a pain because 2-3 isn't -1 it's 0"
and n-1+1
isn't definitionally equal to n
, so l
isn't even in the same type, so you need a cast, so now addition of vectors is borked...
With type theory you have to think about things in a slightly different way. If you define E with n's instead of n+1's then you, as someone new to this area, is thinking "oh goodness this will be horrible if n=0". But it's just like division. You're defining a function and you know you'll only be running it on positive integers, but that's fine, define it for all naturals, let it return junk for n=0, but the theorems will come out much nicer if you define it like that, and like division it doesn't matter that it's defined on a larger domain than you need.
This point of view pervades mathematics in Lean. We even defined a sheaf on an open subset U of X to just be a sheaf on X; this is a more complex example but the upshot is that we had a vast amount of extra data which was just meaningless but which was being ignored.
Actually that post by hillel wayne is a good one to read for understanding this kind of approach
The aim is to get crisp clear theorems with no random +1's in. This turns out, from experience, to be a more efficient way to proceed than having functions which take n as input and return something of size n+1
I found the replies here interesting.
def div (a : rat) (b : rat) {_ : 0 < b} := a / b def E {n} (l : vector rat (n+1)) : rat := div (list.foldl (+) 0 l.val) (n+1)
Since it seems that lean cannot automatically synthesize that 0 < n+1
here in order to pass it to div
, I'll go with what you suggest. I've been hoping that it would, but no way would I produce the proofs by hand for every single division. That settles it for me.
There are tricks you can do to make this work in some cases (in particular, you would want that third argument in square brackets), but that needs additional setup as well, to make a typeclass for nonzeroness and some instances
this is perhaps a bit more general, but my experience from doing a bit of program verification with lean is that there are essentially two ways of doing this:
you can either carry around an invariant everywhere you go or use seperate hypotheses.
for the list example, you can either use vectors that are parameterized by some n
, or pass in a proof that the list you're using has the right length. the div example looks similar.
on paper, algorithms are usually proven correct using the invariant approach, but when working with a theorem prover, maintaining the invariant is a lot more effort than on paper, and the approach with separate hypotheses is usually more comfortable in my experience.
that being said, i do believe that the invariant approach can be useful, in particular when the invariant is needed for many different parts of the function you're trying to prove things for or when the invariant is very easy to maintain. if it is only needed rarely, passing in a separate hypothesis seems to be more comfortable.
for another example, you can use finsets and maintain the nodup invariant by using finset functions (and then when using map
and the like prove that f
is an injection to maintain the invariant), or you can use multisets and just prove nodup when you actually need it in a proof. i've found both useful in different cases.
Hey gang.
When I'm proving a theorem,like
include h₁ h₂ theorem foo : x = z := begin rw [h₁, h₂] end omit h₁ h₂
I really like taht in VSCode I get the tactic goal to show me example what is next in the proof.
However, When I try to prove other theorems, the goal state only shows the current error.
Am I just messing up the examples?
Am I supposed to be able to view the current goal state like the Natural Number Game in the panel?
How Can I get that in VScode?
Thanks!
you need to put a comma
like so:
begin rw [h₁, h₂], -- now put your cursor after the trailing comma! end
Yes the boxes on the top right and bottom right of the natural number game are just the outputs of the two "Lean messages" options in VS Code that you can get by clicking on the weird symbols which look like piles of books
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Duncan a Cat for life as Rohan extends contract
by Peter Ryan, Scott Spits and Michael GleesonGeelong have moved to secure some of their experienced players, locking down midfielder Mitch Duncan until the end of 2024 while signing forward Gary Rohan to a one-year contract extension.
Duncan's long-term deal virtually makes him a Cat for life, with the durable 28-year-old to turn 33 midway through the final season of his contract.
He was due to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of 2020, but the four-year extension takes him off the free agency market, which will include several quality midfielders such as the Giants' Lachie Whitfield and Adelaide's Brad Crouch.
Since arriving from East Perth via the 2009 national draft, Duncan has played 203 games and was part of Geelong's 2011 premiership team. His knee injury in this year's qualifying final cost the Cats as he missed the semi and preliminary finals.
Geelong football manager Simon Lloyd said Duncan was a quality Geelong player and person.
"Mitch has been a mainstay of our team over 10 seasons, a dependable, intelligent teammate and a quality player," Lloyd said.
"Our members and supporters have watched Mitch's career unfold and we all look forward to it continuing over the next five seasons."
Rohan, who joined the Cats this season after nine years with the Sydney Swans, extended his deal with Geelong until 2021.
Lloyd praised Rohan's contribution, with the 28-year-old kicking 20 goals in the first nine rounds before injury and form reduced his output.
"Gary was able to enjoy a strong start to his career in Geelong colours at the beginning of the season. He made a smooth transition into our team and was an energetic addition to the group both on and off the field," Lloyd said.
Meanwhile, Hawthorn engaged in a pick swap with North Melbourne to secure a future second-round pick as well as picks 50 and 73 in exchange for pick 30 in this year's national draft.
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Review: IN AND OUT (1997) by Chris Webb to appear in Amherst Student 9/24/97 copyright 1997
Cast: Kevin Kline (Howard Brackett), Joan Cusack (Emily Montgomery), Matt Dillon (Cameron Drake), Tom Selleck (Peter Malloy), Debbie Reynolds (Howard's Mom), Wilford Brimley (Howard's Dad), Bob Newhart (Tom Halliwell). Directed by: Frank Oz Written by: Paul Rudnick
It is no small feat to say this, but this is one of the funniest movies that I have ever seen. I have never laughed so much in a theater before. But beware, there exists a cynical approach to the movie that if taken, could force you to miss the point.
Allow me to first dispel the cynical viewpoint that this movie essentially stereotypes gay people.  This is not a movie about being gay, but about how gay people have been perceived, making the portrayals and reactions of people in this movie are more real than any watered down effort would bring.
If you choose to take a less cynical approach to the movie, you will find that "In and Out" is full of good intentions and rich in laughs.  Howard Brackett, English teacher and lifelong resident, is preparing for his wedding to Emily Montgomery (Joan Cusack) after a three year engagement. It never dawned on him that this delayed wedding, combined with his tastes for poetry and drama, his clean look, and his affinity for everything Streisand would even cause others to question his sexual preference. It is not until former student, Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon), wins an Academy Award for portraying a gay soldier in "To Serve and Protect," and outs Howard as his gay inspiration in his acceptance speech, that Howard's reality comes crashing down around him.
Greenleaf comes to a standstill as many were watching the telecast, and all know Howard. Almost immediately, Howard's parents (Wilfred Brimley and Debbie Reynolds) arrive searching for answers. In a classic scene Howard denies this, and the small town conspiracy theories spring up as to why Cameron would sabotage Howard's life. Spouting non-sequitors, which any townie will appreciate and identify with, Howard's parents drag Cameron's name through the mud in their support of their son.
The problem is, Howard is torn between two identities, one of which is a lie.  For a ratings jump, Malloy decides to spend the week cataloguing Howard's every move. Hounded, Howard begins to see the error of his lies to all that he loves and realizes that he will only be a better person for the truth to come out. It is both painstaking and humorous to watch as the loacals do all the predictable actions when Howard is around.  In an effort to live up to his lie, Howard seeks out ways to seem more masculine. He uses self-help tapes and even goes to a priest, who offers some unique advice about premarital sex.
The biggest snag he faces will be Emily's reaction. She has been losing weight to improve her self image so that she could make Howard love her more, creating a double lie around her life. Howard does make right, but at the most inopportune time in front of everyone he knows. This sends Emily reeling and creates some of the best comedic scenes of Joan Cusack's career. She rants, she reels, and she gives the most memorable quote in defaming Barbara Streisand.
The Oscar-nominated Cusack ("Working Girl") is flamboyently funny as the disshevelled bride, while Kline's vulnerable and scared teacher is many times funnier than his Oscar winning performance in "A Fish Called Wanda," not an easy task to accomplish. There does not seem to be a part that Kevin Kline takes to which he cannot bring some sort of credibility. He excels in the great movies ("Wanda," "Dave") and adds respectability to lesser films like "Consenting Adults" or "Fierce Creatures." The acting standouts do not stop here, though.
The supporters take the characters to which they are accustomed and make them soar in "In and Out." As the school principal, Bob Newhart stutters his way through in Porky Pig fashion whenever the tension rises. Wilfred Brimley is the venerable old everyman and Debbie Reynolds recaptures her "Mother"ly instincts as the overbearing mom. In smaller roles, Dan Hedaya ("Clueless") plays an army officer in the film within the film, drawling his way into the memory, and Ernie Sabella ("Perfect Strangers") captures the small town attitude toward the media as Howard's barber. The only departue from character comes from Magnum P.I. himself. Selleck has done wonders in revamping an acting career that had suffered under the likes of "Mr. Baseball," and has forsaken nothing to prove his acting chops. The scenes with him and Kline are the best and will leave you talking afterward.
Toward the end of the movie, Greenleaf High is graduating, and nearly-exiled Howard shows up. Cameron comes home to save the day and interrupts the ceremony a la Al Pacino in "Scent of a Woman" inciting a display which echoes the ending of "Dead Poet's Society" in a more humorous tone.
"In and Out" is loosely based on Tom Hanks' Oscar acceptance after winning for "Philadelphia," when he thanked his openly gay drama teacher. Writer Paul Rudnick, who wrote another politically incorrect gay comedy "Jeffrey" and director Frank Oz (Muppet movies) have landed a gold mine with this film. It is not only funny, but they might have finally mainstreamed gay characters by exploiting the very assumptions surrounding them that independant films have been combatting for years. By ignoring the sacred cow, this movie could open doors for future movies. This would make "In and Out" not only one of the best comedies I have ever seen, but one of the most meaningful.
Ratings: **** out of **** 9.5 out of 10
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Ha ha ha ha. 23 degrees c. Very nice indeed.
Just got here to superb Sydney - my sister fell asleep almost immediately when we got into the room at the yoof hostel, so I resorted to doing what I do most, whether at UEA or down the antipodean way.
 Left my house in Kent at 2pm Sunday, got to the hostel at 12.30pm today. My sis crashed, so I hit the bar. I also found out that my mate from home Bradley is turning up here today, so I'll have a reliable drinking partner while I'm here, as my sis Beck today informed me that she "doesn't do drinking" ! Is she related to me? I'm not so sure :)
Anyway, this is the first of some (irregular) updates. Just been reading the group email at UEA, so sod it, put me on. I be needing those regular doses of amusing Naaridge updates.
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GOYA IN BORDEAUX Reviewed on March 28th, 2001 By Jerry Saravia
Famed Spanish painter Francisco Goya created paintings of carcasses of pigs, sheep and other animals using dark, vibrant colors (he also painted visions of death using people as well). His life must have been fascinating but you wouldn't know it from watching Carlos Saura's "Goya in Bordeaux," which reveals so little of the man and his art that it may as well be about good old King Henry VIII, if not for the time period and costuming.
The old Goya is played by Francisco Rabal, shown living in exile in France with his caring wife and his mature teenage daughter, Rosario (Daphne Fernandez). Goya reminisces about his past to Rosario, though she has heard these stories countless times before. He speaks of an affair he had with the dangerous Cayetano, Duchess of Alba (Maribel Verdu), who later opposed and was thus poisoned by the Queen Maria Luisa. There are also glimpses into his days as a court painter, his portraits of people he found both significant and otherwise, his increasing deafness, his admiration of Velazquez's "Las Meninas" and the visions of death he had that so haunted him till the end of his life. The younger, middle-aged Goya as shown in these flashbacks is played by Jose Coronado, and he is so charismatic and romantic that one wishes Saura spent more time exploring this actor. Alas, he does not.
"Goya in Bordeaux" is stunningly shot by one of our great cinematographers, Vittorio Storaro (who helmed Saura's previous "Tango," as well as some early Bertolucci), and it is beautifully crafted with various lighting color schemes and silhouettes, as if we were watching a painting unfold before our eyes. Unfortunately, there is barely much illumination into Goya's life and so we get the feeling that we are watching a series of still lifes that shed scarce insight into the man. We mostly see the older Goya fretting and arguing and feeling disoriented by his paintings but that is as far as one gets into his soul. As it is, this film may as well be about any sick old man living in exile.
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I like coding, climbing things, everything DIY, and taking stuff apart to see how it works. I also serve on the board of Slow Food Baltimore, a grassroots organization focused on sustainable and fair food.
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Bouteloua gracilis (blue grama grass) is genetically diverse, even as small spatial scales. I used thousands of small pieces of DNA called “SNPs” to compare these grasses across populations all over the western US. I was one of the very first scientists to collect SNPs on blue grama!
Indiangrass and big bluestem coexist in the tallgrass prairie of Eastern Kansas, USA and despite being functionally similar, they adopt different gene expression strategies for coping with climate extremes. As part of comparative work in the tallgrass prairie, I quantified gene response strategies in dominant prairie grasses, showing that Sorghastrum nutans (indiangrass) shuts down under drought stress, but Andropogon gerardii (big bluestem) powers through. The transcriptomes are a great starting point for anyone doing gene expression work in these important plants.
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Won’t issue direction to Parliament for drafting uniform civil code: HC
Court says matter falls under the domain of the legislature
by Staff ReporterThe Delhi High Court on Friday said it will not issue any direction to the Parliament for drafting a uniform civil code (UCC) noting that the matter falls under the domain of the legislature.
A Bench of Chief Justice D.N. Patel and Justice C. Hari Shankar, however, allowed the petitioners, including BJP leader Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay, to argue their respective cases.
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Dr Frank Welison 18 Bank M ELBOURNE Australia I am applying to invest in your country. I hope that we can do this major business together? I will be very grateful if you will be ready to receive my investment capital to invest in a long-term business that is viable, profitable and durable, that is directly under your control or any business that you may deem fit.And also inform me a better information on investment value that will be driven by climate change related to. 1 Taxation and Regulation 2 Technology Innovation 3 Shfits in Consumers Sentments I am Dr Frank from Australia, Due to some little problem my father had with the government in my country when he is alive i left to Spain to conclude arrangement with my dads lawyer and the bank. All the arrgement between us is to be written by my lawyer here in Spain. Hoping to receive your positive response on how to move this investment forward. On your reply you should let me know what plans you have for my investment capital worth some dollars currently in a safe deposit with a bank in Spain I will arrange for a business meeting with you to finalize the areas of your investment and financial disbursement. My capital for investment is ready and I am willing to proceed as soon as I receive your response. You should also let me have some details about yourself and your business. I will also be able to give you further details on my personal profile including contact details. Due to email junks in the web today i prefer to give you the detail of the money involved when i recieve your mail. Respectfully yours, Frank


Earthquake in Italy
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale was registered tonight at 03.37 am 2 km from Galliano in the Italian region of Tuscany.
There is no information about the victims.
Authorities report demolished buildings and disruption to railways.


Revealed: Ryanair named as dirtiest airline in UK by passengers, says Which
by Michael SearlesRyanair has been named as the filthiest flight operator in the UK by passengers, according to a Which survey.
Having surveyed 7,901 people who had taken 12,459 flights between them, more than half rated the level of hygiene in Ryanair plane cabins negatively.
Read more: Jet2 buys Thomas Cook’s slots at Stansted, Manchester and Birmingham airports
Of the 42 airlines surveyed, 81 per cent of passengers on average found that cleanliness was at a good level, but for Ryanair it was just 42 per cent.
A quarter of customers were “unhappy” with the poor levels of hygiene on the Irish budget airline.
A Which investigator used an ultraviolet light to examine a Ryanair plane cabin and found “greasy tray tables, soiled headrests and dusty window sills”.
It also showed up stains that could be seen by the naked eye.
Rory Boland, Which Travel editor, said: “Faster and faster turnarounds are one thing but it is unacceptable for some airlines to be cutting corners when it comes to cleaning out their cabins properly – no matter how cheap the airline ticket.
“There are steps you can take; either choose your next flight on an airline that has a good track record for cleanliness or equip yourself with some antibacterial wipes.
“If you are flying Ryanair though, a biohazard suit might be more appropriate.”
Ryanair was not the only airline to be criticised for having dirty cabins, but it was significantly worse than its rivals, the survey revealed.
How other airlines compared
WizzAir received positive feedback from 62 per cent of passengers, while major budget airline rival Easyjet had 68 per cent of passengers rate the hygiene levels as “good”, “very good” or “excellent”.
Norwegian was the best of the the budget flights with 86 per cent, while British Airways was also viewed well with 78 per cent pleased with the airline’s cleanliness.
That was still someway off the best airlines, however, with Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines receiving positive feedback from 97 and 96 per cent of customers respectively.
Emirates and Qatar Airways had 95 per cent of passengers rate hygiene positively and Cathay Pacific and Swiss had 94 per cent.
Read more: MPs slam government for ‘inaction’ over Thomas Cook’s collapse
Which advise passengers travelling on Ryanair or any of the other particularly dirty airlines to protect themselves by washing hands before eating, using a hand sanitiser gel and to avoid touching your face while on board.
Ryanair did not immediately respond to request for comment by City A.M.


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| 019:004 Khan | : |
Saying: "My Lord! Indeed my bones have grown feeble, and grey hair has spread on my head, And I have never been unblest in my invocation to You, O my Lord! |
| 019:004 Maulana | : |
He said: My Lord, my bones are weakened, and my head flares with hoariness, and I have never been unsuccessful in my prayer to Thee, my Lord. |
| 019:004 Pickthal | : |
Saying: My Lord! Lo! the bones of me wax feeble and my head is shining with grey hair, and I have never been unblest in prayer to Thee, my Lord. |
| 019:004 Rashad | : |
He said, "My Lord, the bones have turned brittle in my body, and my hair is aflame with gray. As I implore You, my Lord, I never despair. |
| 019:004 Sarwar | : |
and said, "My Lord, my bones have become feeble and my hair has turned white with age. Yet I have never been deprived in receiving from You the answer to my prayers. |
| 019:004 Shakir | : |
He said: My Lord! surely my bones are weakened and my head flares with hoariness, and, my Lord! I have never been unsuccessful in my prayer to Thee: |
| 019:004 Sherali | : |
He said, 'My Lord, my bones have indeed become feeble and my head is all aflame with hoariness but never, my Lord, have I been unblessed in my prayer to Thee; |
| 019:004 Yusufali | : |
Praying: "O my Lord! infirm indeed are my bones, and the hair of my head doth glisten with grey: but never am I unblest, O my Lord, in my prayer to Thee! |
Concepts/Themes Covered:
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


iomux
This class is typically allocated by the platform specific main function and then passed
to the application classes and all interface modules for initialization and then
the Run function is called for the wait on filedescriptors.
Members:
- static IIoMux * Create()
-
Allocates the IoMux class
- void Run()
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Called after the initialization to wait for events (epoll)
- void Terminate()
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Called to terminate the Run() loop of IoMux to terminate the main function.
- void FDAdd(int fd, UIoContext * context, bool pollOut)
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Add a filedescriptor to wait for. If the filedescriptor becomes ready for read/write the UIoContext::IoContextNotify function is called. If pollOut is true, not only ready for read, but also ready for write triggers the Notify.
- void FDClose(UIoContext * context)
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Removes a filedescriptor to wait on and calls close(fd).
- void FDRem(UIoContext * context)
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Removes a filedescriptor to wait on without closing the fd.
- void FDUnblock(int fd)
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Unblocks a file descriptor.
- void bool CanAcceptFD()
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Returns true if the maximum number of file descriptors is not yet reached.
- void Lock(), void UnLock()
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Used for the support of interfaces, which do not support asynchronous operation. These typically start one and more threads for the I/O. All callbacks to the application need to be synchronized with the application thread by these functions.
- void SetExec(UIoContext * ioContext, void * execContext)
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Destined for construction of asynchronous callback functions that must not interfere with invocations of corresponding interface functions. '''Requirement:''' A class derived from ''UIoContext'' and being passed into SetExec() must implement ''void UIoContext::IoExec(void * execContext)''
- void SetExecLocked(UIoContext * ioContext, void * execContext)
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Synchronizes with the application thread and asserts SetExec(). This might be called from a different thread to schedule a callback.
- void CancelSetExec(UIoExec * const ioContext)
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Cancels all outstanding exec calls for the given ioContext.
- void RegisterSignalConsumer(ISignalConsumer * consumer)
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Registers a class derived from ISignalConsumer to receive OnSignal(int signr) callbacks.
Currently only SIGHUP is signaled.
- void RegisterShutdownHandler(IShutdownHandler * shutdownHandler)
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Registers a class derived from IShutdownHandler to receive Shutdown() callbacks. A Shutdown() callback is triggerd on SIGTERM, SIGINT and SIGKILL.
In case that IShutdownHandlers are registered, these handlers have to call iomux->Terminate() when they have finished their shutdown handling!
- void RegisterChildExitedHandler(IChildExitedHandler * childExitedHandler)
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Registers a class derived from IChildExitedHandler to receive ChildExited(signed int pid, int signr, int exitCode, bool sigFault) callbacks.
- void UnRegisterChildExitedHandler(IChildExitedHandler * childExitedHandler)
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Unregisters a class derived from IChildExitedHandler which then doesn't receive these callbacks anymore.
ITimer
Timer implementation, resolution in milliseconds.
- Pattern example:
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Class ''LdapServerConn'' contains a timer(timerIdle) and is derived from UTimer.
class LdapServerConn : public UTimer {
ITimer timerIdle;
void TimerOnTimeout(ITimer * timer);
..
};
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Within the constructor of LdapServerConn ioMux will be passed into the constructor of timerIdle
LdapServerConn::LdapServerConn(IIoMux * ioMux, ISockContext * srvContext, LdapSrv * ldapSrv) :
timerIdle(ioMux, this)
{
..
}
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Start of an idle-timer with 30 seconds. Purpose: after 30s of „silence“ a timeout shall trigger.
void LdapServerConn::SockContextReceive(void * data, unsigned len)
{
this->timerIdle.Start(30000);
..
}
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Timer-Routine: The affected timer is ruled-out means of an address check(necessary only in case of multiple timers).
void LdapServerConn::TimerOnTimeout(ITimer * timer)
{
if (timer == &this->timerIdle) {
this->Release();
}
}
ITimerAbsolute
Timer implementation, which takes an absolute timestamp to trigger. Note that this version uses system timers from the Linux OS, so use them carefully.
ITImerAbsolute is used in the same way as ITimer (except that the user for callback is UTimerAbsolute).


One of the simplest examples of data is univariate data
Let’s consider a timeseries example:
The Annual Canadian Lynx Trappings Dataset as described by Campbel and Walker 1977 contains the number of Lynx trapped near the McKenzie River in the Northwest Territories in Canada between 1821 and 1934.
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import seaborn as sns
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
%matplotlib inline
sns.set_context('talk')
sns.set_style('darkgrid')
lynx = pd.read_csv('https://vincentarelbundock.github.io/Rdatasets/csv/datasets/lynx.csv',
index_col=0)
lynx = lynx.set_index('time')
lynx.head()
| lynx | |
|---|---|
| time | |
| 1821 | 269 |
| 1822 | 321 |
| 1823 | 585 |
| 1824 | 871 |
| 1825 | 1475 |
lynx.plot(legend=False)
plt.xlabel('Year')
plt.title('Annual Canadian Lynx Trappings 1821-1934')
plt.ylabel('Lynx')
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Let’s plot the kernel density estimate of annual lynx trapping
sns.kdeplot(lynx['lynx'])
plt.title('Kernel Density Estimate of Annual Lynx Trapping')
plt.ylabel('Probability')
plt.xlabel('Number of Lynx')
<matplotlib.text.Text at 0x1129d0410>
Our plot suggests there could be three modes in the Lynx data.
In modeling this timeseries, we could assume that the number of lynx trapped in a given year is falls into one of \(k\) states, which are normally distributed with some unknown mean \(\mu_i\) and variance \(\sigma^2_i\) for each state
In the case of our Lynx data
Now let’s consider demographics data from the Titanic Dataset
The Titanic Dataset contains information about passengers of the Titanic.
ti = sns.load_dataset('titanic')
ti.head()
| survived | pclass | sex | age | sibsp | parch | fare | embarked | class | who | adult_male | deck | embark_town | alive | alone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 3 | male | 22 | 1 | 0 | 7.2500 | S | Third | man | True | NaN | Southampton | no | False |
| 1 | 1 | 1 | female | 38 | 1 | 0 | 71.2833 | C | First | woman | False | C | Cherbourg | yes | False |
| 2 | 1 | 3 | female | 26 | 0 | 0 | 7.9250 | S | Third | woman | False | NaN | Southampton | yes | True |
| 3 | 1 | 1 | female | 35 | 1 | 0 | 53.1000 | S | First | woman | False | C | Southampton | yes | False |
| 4 | 0 | 3 | male | 35 | 0 | 0 | 8.0500 | S | Third | man | True | NaN | Southampton | no | True |
Passenger age and fare are both real valued. Are they related? Let’s examine the correlation matrix
ti[['age','fare']].dropna().corr()
| age | fare | |
|---|---|---|
| age | 1.000000 | 0.096067 |
| fare | 0.096067 | 1.000000 |
Since the correlation is between the two variables is zero, we can model these two real valued columns independently.
Let’s plot the kernel density estimate of each variable
sns.kdeplot(ti['age'])
plt.title('Kernel Density Estimate of Passenger Age in the Titanic Datset')
<matplotlib.text.Text at 0x117426c50>
sns.kdeplot(ti['fare'])
plt.title('Kernel Density Estimate of Passenger Fare in the Titanic Datset')
<matplotlib.text.Text at 0x117475310>
Given the long tail in the fare price, we might want to model this variable on a log scale:
ti['logfare'] = np.log(ti['fare'])
ti[['age','logfare']].dropna().corr()
| age | logfare | |
|---|---|---|
| age | 1.000000 | 0.135352 |
| logfare | 0.135352 | 1.000000 |
Again, logfare
and age
have near zero correlation, so we can
again model these two variables independently
Let’s see what a kernel density estimate of log fare would look like
sns.kdeplot(ti['logfare'])
plt.title('Kernel Density Estimate of Log Passenger Fare in the Titanic Datset')
<matplotlib.text.Text at 0x1175a5110>
In logspace, passenger fare is multimodal, suggesting that we could model this variable with a normal distirbution
If we were to model the passenger list using our Mixture Model, we would
have separate likelihoods for logfare
and age
Often, real value data is assumed to be normally distributed.
To learn the latent variables, \(\mu_i\) \(\sigma^2_i\), we would use a normal inverse-chi-square likelihood
The normal inverse-chi-square likelihood is the conjugate univariate normal likelihood in data microscopes. We also have normal likelihood, the normal inverse-wishart likelihood, optimized for multivariate datasets.
It is important to model univariate normal data with this likelihood as it acheives superior performance on univariate data.
In both these examples, we found variables that were amenable to being modeled as univariate normal:
To import our univariate normal inverse-chi-squared likelihood, call:
from microscopes.models import nich as normal_inverse_chisquared


This page includes some of the research projects I’ve done as a PhD student in Information Science at the University of Colorado, ranging from speculative and critical design, to data visualization, to designing for accessibility.
Conversational Sonification | Recipes For Breaking Data Free
Smart speakers and voice assistants present new opportunities for interacting with audio, yet they rely almost exclusively on computer-generated speech to convey information. At the same time, data sonification — like visualization, but for the ears — hasn’t appeared in the right environments for people to learn how to listen to data. To respond to these challenges, I’m exploring what happens when voice user interfaces, data sonification, and interactivity collide. What would an interactive data story that people can engage with via a voice assistant sound like? Imagine:
While folding laundry, you ask your voice assistant for the latest news. She reads a few headlines then says, “We’ve also got an audio graphic of the demographics of people in the DACA program. Would you like to interact with it?” You say yes. First, you hear descending musical tones. Your voice assistant says you’re hearing a representation of the number of DACA beneficiaries, by state. Next, you hear a chorus of voices, each saying a country’s name. Mexico is the loudest, but you can make out whispers from El Salvador, South Korea and India. Your voice assistant says, “The loudness of the voices corresponds to the number of DACA beneficiaries from that country.” You ask, “How many are from South Korea?” Your voice assistant tells you 7,250. You can ask to zoom, filter and compare; your voice assistant updates the audio graphic as you do.
This design concept, conversational sonification, combines the give and take of interpersonal communication with dynamic data sonification that responds to natural language queries. The widespread adoption of smart speakers and rapid expansion of voice assistant developer tools present new, unexplored territory for exploring audio interfaces. Yet this medium is still searching for its killer app. Smart speakers have unique affordances: When we speak, we enter a conversational mode of thinking and learning; and users aren’t tethered to a screen, but interact with content while embedded in their homes, workplaces and environments. My research uses a human-centered computing approach to explore how emerging voice ecosystems can offer news ways for people to interact with each other and with information.
This ongoing project combines speculative design, user experience research, interaction design, and data sonifcation. Below, you can see early presentations of this work as a lightning talk at Women Techmakers/GDG Boulder 2018 and a poster presented as part of the ThinkTank graduate student consortium at the International Conference on Auditory Display (ICAD) 2018:
Do you ever feel like your data doesn't belong to you? This design project explores how the pre-defined ways personal biometric data is served to us hinder — or enhance — our ability to find meaning in our data. Through a series of recipes for novel data interactions and performances of those recipes, it presents alternative modes for experiencing data that is about us, yet not solely controlled by us.
In this project, I created “slow” data sonifications, like this one:
These sonifications expose the hidden labor in representing and interpreting data and provides a stark contrast to the “fast” prefab data representations that typically come with personal tracking devices.
Visit the project website to listen to more sonifications and read the project report.
I created this project as coursework for Critical Technical Practice, Fall 2018, taught by Laura Devendorf.


This is a first post to Questhub.io blog.
We're going to have a lot of interesting content here, but in the meantime, I just want the blog's front page not to look so empty. Join Questhub and upvote my quest for creating this blog, or just say "hi" in the comments.
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Master Yogi:
Hello child, and welcome.
My name is Master Yogi, and I have come back to the lands of Aden and Elmore in possession of much knowledge and enlightenment.
I have long walked the way of the ascetic and have only returned from my sojourn to share my wisdom with you.
With me, I bring a new event. And through this event, you too will learn the secrets and mysteries surrounding enchantment.
[npc_%objectId%_Chat 1|Ask about the event.]
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'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood' and 'Joker' Invoke Opposing Sides of the Human Psyche 09 Dec 2019, 11:35 The recent film release, “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” by Marielle Heller, is based on the Esquire magazine article, "Can you say..Hero?" that award-winning journalist Tom Junod wrote in 1998 about Fred Rogers.Can polar opposites, an empathic Mister Rogers and a cynical writer, be friends?


Resources
A resource is an entity that is managed by CiG. For example, an experiment.
The #{msgs.title} API provides access to the resources or entities that CiG manages.
These entities and their attributes are described below.
The names of attributes are important as they are
used in the various representations of these resources (see Resource Representations Section below).
Resource
Description
Attribute
Type
Description
Examples
result
Result record from an experiment
experiment
Integer
Experiment number
1
algorithmName
String
Name of the algorithm used
Traverse Paths
graphSize
Integer
Number of vertices in the randomly generated graph
1000
withCycles
Boolean
Was the random graph generated with cycles?
true
hasCycles
Boolean
Result from the algorithm indicating whether the graph has a cycle or not
true
execTime
Float
Time taken by the algorithm, in milliseconds
23.678
experiment
Experiment
results
List of result
Result records that form the experiment
See result