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Main module for driving ensemble filter assimilations. Used by filter.f90, perfect_model_obs.f90, model_mod_check.f90, and a variety of test programs. See the filter description for a general description of filter capabilities and controls.
filter_mod is a Fortran 90 module, and provides a large number of options for controlling execution behavior and parameter configuration that are driven from its namelist. See the namelist section below for more details. The number of assimilation steps to be done is controlled by the input observation sequence and by the time-stepping capabilities of the model being used in the assimilation.
See the DART web site for more documentation, including a discussion of the capabilities of the assimilation system, a diagram of the entire execution cycle, the options and features.
This namelist is read from the file input.nml. Namelists start with an ampersand '&' and terminate with a slash '/'. Character strings that contain a '/' must be enclosed in quotes to prevent them from prematurely terminating the namelist.
&filter_nml single_file_in = .false., input_state_files = '', input_state_file_list = '', init_time_days = 0, init_time_seconds = 0, perturb_from_single_instance = .false., perturbation_amplitude = 0.2, stages_to_write = 'output' single_file_out = .false., output_state_files = '', output_state_file_list = '', output_interval = 1, output_members = .true., num_output_state_members = 0, output_mean = .true., output_sd = .true., write_all_stages_at_end = .false., compute_posterior = .true. ens_size = 20, num_groups = 1, distributed_state = .true., async = 0, adv_ens_command = "./advance_model.csh", tasks_per_model_advance = 1, obs_sequence_in_name = "obs_seq.out", obs_sequence_out_name = "obs_seq.final", num_output_obs_members = 0, first_obs_days = -1, first_obs_seconds = -1, last_obs_days = -1, last_obs_seconds = -1, obs_window_days = -1, obs_window_seconds = -1, inf_flavor = 0, 0, inf_initial_from_restart = .false., .false., inf_sd_initial_from_restart = .false., .false., inf_deterministic = .true., .true., inf_initial = 1.0, 1.0, inf_lower_bound = 1.0, 1.0, inf_upper_bound = 1000000.0, 1000000.0, inf_damping = 1.0, 1.0, inf_sd_initial = 0.0, 0.0, inf_sd_lower_bound = 0.0, 0.0, inf_sd_max_change = 1.05, 1.05, trace_execution = .false., output_timestamps = .false., output_forward_op_errors = .false., write_obs_every_cycle = .false., silence = .false., /
Particular options to be aware of are: async, ens_size, cutoff (localization radius), inflation flavor, outlier_threshold, restart filenames (including inflation), obs_sequence_in_name, horiz_dist_only, binary or ascii controls for observation sequence file formats. Some of these important items are located in other namelists, but all are in the same input.nml file.
The inflation control variables are all dimensioned 2, the first value controls the prior inflation and the second controls the posterior inflation.
| Item | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| single_file_in | logical | True means all ensemble members are read from a single NetCDF file. False means each member is in a separate file. NOT SUPPORTED as of March, 2017 only multiple files can be used. |
| input_state_files | character(len=256) dimension(MAXFILES) | A list of the NetCDF files to open to read the state vectors. Models using multiple domains must put the domain and ensemble numbers in the file names. The order and format of those is to be determined. NOT SUPPORTED as of March, 2017. |
| input_state_file_list | character(len=256) dimension(MAXFILES) | A list of files, one per domain. Each file must be a text file containing the names of the NetCDF files to open, one per ensemble member, one per line. |
| init_time_days | integer | If negative, don't use. If non-negative, override the initial days read from state data restart files. |
| init_time_seconds | integer | If negative don't use. If non-negative, override the initial seconds read from state data restart files. |
| perturb_from_single_instance | logical | False means start from an ensemble-sized set of restart files. True means perturb a single state vector from one restart file. This may be done by model_mod, if model_mod provides subroutine pert_model_copies. |
| perturbation_amplitude | real(r8) | Standard deviation for the gaussian noise added when generating
perturbed ensemble members. Ignored if
perturb_from_single_instance = .false.
or the perturbed ensemble is created in model_mod.
Random noise values drawn from a gaussian distribution with this standard deviation will be added to the data in a single initial ensemble member to generate the rest of the members. This option is more frequently used in the low order models and less frequently used in large models. This is in part due to the different scales of real geophysical variable values, and the resulting inconsistencies between related field values. A more successful initial condition generation strategy is to generate climatological distributions from long model runs which have internally consistent structures and values and then use observations with a 'spin-up' period of assimilation to shape the initial states into a set of members with enough spread and which match the current set of observations. |
| stages_to_write | character(len=10) dimension(4) | Controls diagnostic and restart output. Valid values are 'input', 'preassim', 'postassim', 'output', and 'null'. |
| single_file_out | logical | True means all ensemble members are written to a single NetCDF file. False means each member is output in a separate file. NOT SUPPORTED as of March, 2017 - only multiple files can be used. |
| output_state_files | character(len=256) dimension(MAXFILES) | A list of the NetCDF files to open for writing updated state vectors. Models using multiple domains must put the domain and ensemble numbers in the file names. The order and format of those is to be determined. NOT SUPPORTED as of March, 2017. |
| output_state_file_list | character(len=256) dimension(MAXFILES) | A list of files, one per domain. Each file must be a text file containing the names of the NetCDF files to open, one per ensemble member, one per line. |
| output_interval | integer | Output state and observation diagnostics every 'N'th assimilation time, N is output_interval. |
| output_members | logical | True means output the ensemble members in any stage that is enabled. |
| num_output_state_members | integer | Number of ensemble members to be included in the state diagnostic output for stages 'preassim' and 'postassim'. output_members must be TRUE. |
| output_mean | logical | True means output the ensemble mean in any stage that is enabled. |
| output_sd | logical | True means output the ensemble standard deviation (spread) in any stage that is enabled. |
| write_all_stages_at_end | logical | For most cases this should be .false. and data will be output as it is generated for the 'preassim', 'postassim' diagnostics, and then restart data will be output at the end. However, if I/O time dominates the runtime, setting this to .true. will store the data and it can all be written in parallel at the end of the execution. This will require slightly more memory at runtime, but can lower the cost of the job significantly in some cases. |
| compute_posterior | logical | If .false., skip computing posterior forward operators and do not write posterior values in the obs_seq.final file. Saves time and memory. Cannot enable posterior inflation and skip computing the posteriors. For backwards compatibility the default for this is .true. |
| ens_size | integer | Size of ensemble. |
| num_groups | integer | Number of groups for hierarchical filter. It should evenly divide ens_size. |
| distributed_state | logical | True means the ensemble data is distributed across all tasks as it is read in, so a single task never has to have enough memory to store the data for an ensemble member. Large models should always set this to .true., while for small models it may be faster to set this to .false. This is different from &assim_tools_mod :: distributed_mean . |
| async | integer | Controls method for advancing model:
|
| adv_ens_command | character(len=256) | Command sent to shell if async is 2. |
| tasks_per_model_advance | integer | Number of tasks to assign to each ensemble member advance. |
| obs_sequence_in_name | character(len=256) | File name from which to read an observation sequence. |
| obs_sequence_out_name | character(len=256) | File name to which to write output observation sequence. |
| num_output_obs_members | integer | Number of ensemble members to be included in the output observation sequence file. |
| first_obs_days | integer | If negative, don't use. If non-negative, ignore all observations before this time. |
| first_obs_seconds | integer | If negative, don't use. If non-negative, ignore all observations before this time. |
| last_obs_days | integer | If negative, don't use. If non-negative, ignore all observations after this time. |
| last_obs_seconds | integer | If negative, don't use. If non-negative, ignore all observations after this time. |
| obs_window_days | integer | Assimilation window days; defaults to model timestep size. |
| obs_window_seconds | integer | Assimilation window seconds; defaults to model timestep size. |
| All variables named inf_* are arrays of length 2. The first element controls the prior inflation, the second element controls the posterior inflation. See filter.html for a discussion of inflation and effective strategies. | ||
| inf_flavor | integer array dimension(2) | Inflation flavor for [prior, posterior]
|
| inf_initial_from_restart | logical array dimension(2) | If true, get initial mean values for inflation from restart file. If false, use the corresponding namelist value inf_initial. |
| inf_sd_initial_from_restart | logical array dimension(2) | If true, get initial standard deviation values for inflation from restart file. If false, use the corresponding namelist value inf_sd_initial. |
| inf_deterministic | logical array dimension(2) | True means deterministic inflation, false means stochastic. |
| inf_initial | real(r8) dimension(2) | Initial value of inflation if not read from restart file. |
| inf_lower_bound | real(r8) dimension(2) | Lower bound for inflation value. |
| inf_upper_bound | real(r8) dimension(2) | Upper bound for inflation value. |
| inf_damping | real(r8) dimension(2) | Damping factor for inflation mean values. The difference between the current inflation value and 1.0 is multiplied by this factor before the next assimilation cycle. The value should be between 0.0 and 1.0. Setting a value of 0.0 is full damping, which in fact turns all inflation off by fixing the inflation value at 1.0. A value of 1.0 turns inflation damping off leaving the original inflation value unchanged. |
| inf_sd_initial | real(r8) dimension(2) | Initial value of inflation standard deviation if not read from restart file. If ≤ 0, do not update the inflation values, so they are time-constant. If positive, the inflation values will adapt through time, so they are time-varying. |
| inf_sd_lower_bound | real(r8) dimension(2) | Lower bound for inflation standard deviation. If using a negative value for sd_initial this should also be negative to preserve the setting. |
| inf_sd_max_change | real(r8) dimension(2) | For inflation type 5 (enhanced inflation), controls the maximum change of the inflation standard deviation when adapting for the next assimilation cycle. The value should be between 1.0 and 2.0. 1.0 prevents any changes, while 2.0 allows 100% change. For the enhanced inflation option, if the standard deviation initial value is equal to the standard deviation lower bound the standard deviation will not adapt in time. See this section for a discussion of how the standard deviation adapts based on different types of inflation. |
| trace_execution | logical | True means output very detailed messages about what routines are being called in the main filter loop. Useful if a job hangs or otherwise doesn't execute as expected. |
| output_timestamps | logical | True means write timing information to the log before and after the model advance and the observation assimilation phases. |
| output_forward_op_errors | logical | True means output errors from forward observation operators. This is the 'istatus' error return code from the model_interpolate routine. An ascii text file prior_forward_op_errors and/or post_forward_op_errors will be created in the current directory. For each ensemble member which returns a non-zero return code, a line will be written to this file. Each line will have three values listed: the observation number, the ensemble member number, and the istatus return code. Be cautious when turning this option on. The number of lines in this file can be up to the number of observations times the number of ensemble members times the number of assimilation cycles performed. This option is generally most useful when run with a small observation sequence file and a small number of ensemble members to diagnose forward operator problems. |
| write_obs_every_cycle | logical | For debug use; this option can significantly slow the execution of filter. True means to write the entire output observation sequence diagnostic file each time through the main filter loop even though only observations with times up to and including the current model time will have been assimilated. Unassimilated observations have the value -888888.0 (the DART "missing value"). If filter crashes before finishing it may help to see the forward operator values of observations that have been assimilated so far. |
| silence | logical | True means output almost no runtime messages. Not recommended for general use, but can speed long runs of the lower order models if the execution time becomes dominated by the volume of output. |
types_mod obs_sequence_mod obs_def_mod obs_def_utilities_mod time_manager_mod utilities_mod assim_model_mod assim_tools_mod obs_model_mod ensemble_manager_mod adaptive_inflate_mod mpi_utilities_mod smoother_mod random_seq_mod state_vector_io_mod io_filenames_mod forward_operator_mod quality_control_mod
| Routine | Message | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| filter_main | ens_size in namelist is ###: Must be > 1 | Ensemble size must be at least 2. |
| filter_main | inf_flavor= ### Must be 0, 2, 3. | Observation Inflation is no longer supported (i.e flavor 1). |
| filter_main | Posterior observation space inflation (type 1) not supported. | Posterior observation space inflation doesn't work. |
| filter_main | Number of processes > model size. | Number of processes can't exceed model size for now. |
| filter_generate_copy_meta_data | output metadata in filter needs state ensemble size < 10000, not ###. | Only up to 10000 ensemble members with state output for now. |
| filter_generate_copy_meta_data | output metadata in filter needs obs ensemble size < 10000, not ###. | Only up to 10000 ensemble members with obs space output for now. |
| filter_setup_obs_sequence | input obs_seq file has ### qc fields; must be < 2. | Only 0 or 1 qc fields in input obs sequence for now. |
| get_obs_copy_index | Did not find observation copy with metadata observation. | Only 0 or 1 qc fields in input obs sequence for now. |
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Honda Motorcycle's India division has announced that the company will be introducing five brand new motorcycles in the Indian market which are likely to be sold under the BigWing vertical. Also, the existing line-up will be updated to the generations present in the global market. However, this phase two of BigWing will commence post-implementation of the BSVI norms (i.e April 2020) in India where the company also plans to expand their BigWing dealership network from 23 to 75 cities.
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LETHAL WEAPON 4
Release Date: July 10, 1998 Starring: Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci, Rene Russo, Chris Rock, Jet Li, Steve Kahan, Kim Chan Directed by: Richard Donner Distributed by: Warner Brothers MPAA Rating: R (violence, language) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/lethal.htm
For the second time this summer - in just as many weeks - Hollywood has proven to audiences everywhere that action-adventure is the best genre for exploiting formula to get box office dollars. Although in most respects, the world 'formula' is used by critics to sink new releases - hence garnering its bad connotation - it is applied with better spirits to the latest installment of the LETHAL WEAPON series. Helmed by Richard Donner, who has worked with Mel Gibson in two of his last three pictures and has directed the other three Lethal pics, number four combines an exciting mix of explosive action and comedic dialogue for a sure-fire success of a motion picture.
Back for LETHAL 4 are Gibson, Danny Glover, Rene Russo, and Joe Pesci; they're joined this time by comedian Chris Rock in one of his biggest and best performances yet.  After discovering some Chinese illegal aliens aboard a boat in the Los Angeles harbor, they track them to a sweatshop where the immigrants work to create bogus cash. The story in the Channing Gibson script, however, almost plays second fiddle to the intense rush of pyrotechnics that is heavily dispersed throughout the movie. Equally present is the vulgar language, although it doesn't make the movie any less enjoyable and is rarely outstanding.
It could be said that Director Donner stretches the limits of reality when providing the action content in LETHAL WEAPON 4, for there's no limit to the amount or convenience of the items that the story will have blown up. For instance: in the opening scene, Riggs and Murtaugh take on a crazy in a bulletproof suit, armed with an assault rifle and a napalm gun. Of course, there's a napalm tank on his back, and his chosen ground for the standoff is a gas station with an oil truck parked outside. Guess what happens to the bad guy, the oil truck, and the gas station? Or in another scene: Riggs and his girlfriend Lorna (Russo) are trapped at a train crossing by some thugs in a Suburban. Just in time, Riggs pulls out of the way of the oncoming train so that it hits the Suburban; and moments later, another train comes bearing down to hit the other side of the Suburban.
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PlasticNodeDescription
public protocol PlasticNodeDescription: AnyPlasticNodeDescription, NodeDescription
This protocol allows a NodeDescription
to use the Plastic layout system.
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Node descriptions should implement this method and provide the proper layout logic.
This method receives as input, beside the props and the state of the node description, a
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Declaration
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static func layout(views: ViewsContainer<Keys>, props: PropsType, state: StateType)
Parameters
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props
the current props of the node description
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Declaration
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static func layoutHash(props: PropsType, state: StateType) -> Int?
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static func anyLayout(views: Any, props: Any, state: Any)
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Recipe 9.3. Using a Queue.Queue as a Priority QueueCredit: Simo Salminen, Lee Harr, Mark Moraes, Chris Perkins, Greg Klanderman ProblemYou want to use a Queue.Queue instance, since it is the best way to communicate among threads. However, you need the additional functionality of being able to specify a priority value associated with each item on the queue, so that items with a lower (more urgent) priority value are fetched before others with a higher (less urgent) priority value. SolutionAmong its many advantages, Queue.Queue offers an elegant architecture that eases subclassing for purposes of specializing queueing behavior. Specifically, Queue.Queue exposes several methods specifically designed to be overridden in a subclass, to get specialized queueing behavior without worrying about synchronization issues. We can exploit this elegant architecture and module heapq from the Python Standard Library to build the needed priority-queue functionality pretty easily. However, we also need to shadow and wrap Queue.Queue's put and get methods, to decorate each item with its priority and posting time upon put, and strip off these decorations upon get: import Queue, heapq, time class PriorityQueue(Queue.Queue): # Initialize the queue def _init(self, maxsize): self.maxsize = maxsize self.queue = [ ] # Return the number of items that are currently enqueued def _qsize(self): return len(self.queue) # Check whether the queue is empty def _empty(self): return not self.queue # Check whether the queue is full def _full(self): return self.maxsize > 0 and len(self.queue) >= self.maxsize # Put a new item in the queue def _put(self, item): heapq.heappush(self.queue, item) # Get an item from the queue def _get(self): return heapq.heappop(self.queue) # shadow and wrap Queue.Queue's own `put' to allow a 'priority' argument def put(self, item, priority=0, block=True, timeout=None): decorated_item = priority, time.time( ), item Queue.Queue.put(self, decorated_item, block, timeout) # shadow and wrap Queue.Queue's own `get' to strip auxiliary aspects def get(self, block=True, timeout=None): priority, time_posted, item = Queue.Queue.get(self, block, timeout) return item DiscussionGiven an instance q of this recipe's PriorityQueue class, you can call q.put(anitem) to enqueue an item with "normal" priority (here defined as 0), or q.put(anitem, prio) to enqueue an item with a specific priority prio. At the time q.get() gets called (presumably in another thread), items with the lowest priority will be returned first, bypassing items with higher priority. Negative priorities are lower than "normal", thus suitable for "urgent" items; positive priorities, higher than "normal", indicate items that may wait longer, since other items with "normal" priority will get fetched before them. Of course, if you're not comfortable with this conception of priorities, nothing stops you from altering this recipe's code accordingly: for example, by changing sign to the priority value when you build the decorated_item at the start of method put. If you do so, items posted with positive priority will become the urgent ones and items posted with negative priority will become the can-wait-longer ones. Queue.Queue's architecture deserves study, admiration, and imitation. Not only is Queue.Queue, all on its own, the best way to architect communication among threads, but this same class is also designed to make it easy for you to subclass and specialize it with queueing disciplines different from its default FIFO (first-in, first-out), such as the priority-based queueing discipline implemented in this recipe. Specifically, Queue.Queue uses the wonderful Template Method Design Pattern (http://www.aleax.it/Python/os03_template_dp.pdf ). This DP enables Queue.Queue itself to take care of the delicate problems connected with locking, while delegating the queueing discipline to specific methods _put, _get, and so on, which may be overridden by subclasses; such hook methods then get called in a context where synchronization issues are not a concern. In this recipe, we also need to override Queue.Queue's put and get methods, because we need to add a priority optional argument to put's signature, decorate the item before we put it on the queue (so that the heapq module's mechanisms will produce the order we wantlowest priority first, and, among items posted with equal priority, FIFO ordering), and undecorate each decorated item that we get back from the queue to return the naked item. All of these auxiliary tweaks use nothing but local variables, however, so they introduce no synchronization worries whatsoever. Each thread gets its own stack; therefore, any code that uses nothing but local variables (and thus cannot possibly alter any state accessible from other threads, or access any state that other threads might alter) is inherently thread-safe. See AlsoModules Queue and heapq of the Python Standard Library are documented in Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell; the Template Method Design Pattern is illustrated at http://www.strakt.com/docs/os03_template_dp.pdf; Recipe 19.14, and Recipe 5.7, show other examples of coding and using priority queues. |


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The society can be broken up into 4 different classes. There is the queen bee, the nurses, the foragers and the drones. The queen bee is the bee that lays the eggs for the drones to fertilize. The drones are male bees that do all sorts of tasks. They can for example be workers or forager. Nurses are female bees who take care of the eggs, the larvae and the queen. After a couple of weeks the nurses change into foragers who go out to find nectar and pollen although this can vary because they can also be workers.
An overview of the social order can be seen in the images below:


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Jim Mainprice received his M.S. from Polytech'Montpellier, France, and
his Ph.D. in robotics and computer science from the University of Toulouse, France,
in 2009 and 2012 respectively. His research interests include motion planning, machine learning and human-robot interaction.
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For my site's main pages, I wanted to design a Online Dating Websitefor programmers. So, for the parts of the page, I just using some characteristics of computing codes.
My main web page looks seems like a poster -- a beating heart as the entrance for the next web page, and using some attribute tags and circuits to illusacte the characteristic of programmer :).
The image gallery pages on my site will be based on this design which I want to be the following...
According to four principles, proximity, alignment, repetition, contrast. I made the following table. In terms of Proximity, related items should be placed near each other and look organized. I separated the yellow images and red images which represents normal member and VIP respectively. Besides, the whitespace helps separate different subjects. As can be seen from the table, the clear lines separates different models on the page. Text and images line up with other text and images. How about repetition? I use the same font, same rule for the entire page and use a consistent colour for the same model. All these designs create a unify presentation. Finally is the contrast. I use really different colour standout from the background. And different typefaces, font size to create contrast.
I couldn't figure out how to use CSS to fill up the empty part of left-down in the webpage;
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James Haskell's Bellator MMA boss delighted to see rugby star in the I'm A Celebrity jungle
The former England rugby star joined fellow ex-athletes Ian Wright and Caitlyn Jenner in the jungle
by Donagh CorbyJames Haskell's MMA promoter is delighted to see his fighter in the I'm A Celebrity jungle, despite the potential hit to his training that it could cause.
The former England rugby star joined fellow ex-athletes Ian Wright and Caitlyn Jenner in the jungle this year, just months after he announced his signing with top fight promotion Bellator MMA.
And speaking exclusively with Irish Mirror, Bellator's head of European operations David Green said that he knew about the 34-year-old's reality TV opportunity before he went in.
"I'd known for a while, but there was a strict Non-Disclosure Agreement," said Green. "I don't think it affects our plans."
"To be honest, James is a very big personality and that was one of the big attractions to us when we signed him and this will further his profile.
"I'm A Celebrity is one of the biggest reality shows out there and if he gets to show a bit of his prowess in the jungle and come back to us that's great.
"You have to look at these things in the round and the opportunities it presents, we brought him in because of who he is and his profile.
"This can only increase his appeal and reach, which is never going to be a bad thing for MMA and I think he's going to be very successful here."
Haskell made headlines when it was announced he had signed with the MMA promotion just months after his retirement from rugby after a glittering career for England and Wasps.
But since announcing his intention to fight an as-yet unconfirmed opponent next year, Haskell first jetted across the world to cover the Rugby World Cup in Japan for Sky Sports.
And he is now away from training for a potential three weeks while competing to be crowned king of the jungle.
But Green insists Haskell trained while in Japan, saying: "I think some people would be very surprised with how hard he is training.
"Since we signed him he's been in the gym constantly, and for Japan in particular I was helping him find MMA gyms there because he wanted to train every day.
"So if anything, he was improving the possibilities of people he could work with so I have no concerns about his commitment.
"He takes great care of himself, he's a professional sportsman and he will make sure he is fully prepared for this fight."
In fact, Green claims his only worry is that Haskell could drop a few weight classes thanks to the dietary options available in the jungle.
"My only concern is that I signed a heavyweight, but if Caitlyn Jenner doesn't improve on these Bushtucker trials I might end up with a middleweight!"
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The word which came unto Jeremiah from the LORD in the days of Jehoiakim the son of Josiah king of Judah, saying,


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TSAR (the TimeSeries AggregatoR), - how to count tens of billions of daily events in real time using open source technologies
12:45 PM - 01:15 PM on August 16, 2014, Room 702Anirudh Todi
- Audience level:
- intermediate
- Category:
- Data Analysis
- Watch:
- http://youtu.be/XzHokP3NZu4
Description
Twitter depends heavily on real-time event aggregation. Classic timeseries applications include site traffic, service health, and user engagement monitoring; these are increasingly complemented by a range of products and features that surface aggregated timeseries data directly to end users. Services that power such features need to be resilient enough to ensure a consistent user experience, flexible enough to accommodate a rapidly changing product roadmap, and able to scale to tens of billions of events per day.
Experience has shown that truly robust real-time aggregation services are hard to build; scaling and evolving them gracefully is even harder; and, moreover, many timeseries applications call for essentially the same architecture, with slight variations in the data model. Solving this broad class of problems at Twitter has been a multiyear effort. In previous talks we have introduced Summingbird, a high-level abstraction library for generalized distributed computation, which provides an elegant descriptive framework for complex aggregation problems. In this talk, I will describe how we built a flexible, reusable, end-to-end service architecture on top of Summingbird, called TSAR (the TimeSeries AggregatoR).
TSAR uses Python to provide an service toolkit that integrates with essential services that provide data processing, data warehousing, query capability, observability, and alerting, automatically configuring and orchestrating its components.
Abstract
Twitter's 250 million users generate tens of billions of tweet views per day. Aggregating these events in real time - in a robust enough way to incorporate into our products - presents a massive scaling challenge. In this talk I'll introduce TSAR (the TimeSeries AggregatoR), a robust, flexible, and scalable service for real-time event aggregation designed to solve this problem and a range of similar ones. I'll discuss how we built TSAR using Python and Scala from the ground up, almost entirely on open-source technologies (Storm, Summingbird, Kafka, Aurora, and others), and describe some of the challenges we faced in scaling it to process tens of billions of events per day.


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BmpPwd
BmpPwd is a Class Library for en/decrypting Text and visualizing it with a System.Drawing.Bitmap
Applications like LaZagne can easily find stored (and encrypted) Passwords from various Applications. To prevent this, BmpPwd will convert your Text with your En/Decryption Algorithm of choice (Default: Cipher) to a System.Drawing.Image which contains your Text.
To decrypt a BmpPwd-Encrypted Image, a Program must know:
- Location of the stored Image
- BmpPwd Encryption Shape/Drawing Scheme
- BmpPwd Encryption Color Scheme
- BmpPwd Decryption Method
- En/Decryption Algorithm (Default: Cipher)
- Pass-Phrase/Salt for En/Decryption Algorithm
How to use
1. Add Binaries
- NuGet
- BmpPwd is also available on NuGet! Install by typing
Install-Package BmpPwd
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on NuGet)
- BmpPwd is also available on NuGet! Install by typing
- Manually
- Download the latest Library (.dll)
- Add the .dll to your Project (Right click
References
in the Project Tree View, clickAdd References
andBrowse
to the.dll
File)
2. Add the reference
- C#:
using mrousavy.Cryptography;
- VB:
Imports mrousavy.Cryptography
3. Encrypt a string
- C#:
//Needs Reference to System.Drawing dll System.Drawing.Bitmap encryptedBitmap = BmpPwd.Encrypt("MyPassword", "The string to be encrypted");
- VB:
//Needs Reference to System.Drawing dll Dim encryptedBitmap As System.Drawing.Bitmap = BmpPwd.Encrypt("MyPassword", "The string to be encrypted")
4. Decrypt an Image
- C#:
//Needs Reference to System.Drawing dll string decryptedText = BmpPwd.Decrypt("MyPassword", encryptedBitmap);
- VB:
//Needs Reference to System.Drawing dll Dim decryptedText As String = BmpPwd.Decrypt("MyPassword", encryptedBitmap)
5. Import your own Encryption
- C#:
public class MyCryptoClass : ICrypto { ... }
- VB:
Public Class MyCryptoClass Implements ICrypt ... End Class
6. Use custom Parameters:
- C#:
System.Drawing.Bitmap encryptedBitmap = BmpPwd.Encrypt("MyPassword", "The string to be encrypted", new MyCryptoClass(), BmpPwd.DrawingScheme.Square, BmpPwd.ColorScheme.BlueMixed);
- VB:
Dim encryptedBitmap As System.Drawing.Bitmap = BmpPwd.Encrypt("MyPassword", "The string to be encrypted", new MyCryptoClass(), BmpPwd.DrawingScheme.Square, BmpPwd.ColorScheme.BlueMixed);
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State vs. Ved Prakash & Anr IN THE COURT OF MS. BABITA PUNIYA: METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE-01, EAST, KARKARDOOMA COURTS, DELHI State vs. Ved Prakash & Anr FIR No. 85/00 U/sec. 188/284 IPC sec. 41 Water(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 Pollution Act PS: Gandhi Nagar Date of institution of case: 02.06.2000 Date on which judgment is reserved: Not reserved Date on which judgment is delivered: 28.01.2015 Unique I. D. No. 02402R0004832000 JUDGMENT
a) Sr. No. of the case : 96/02 b) Date of commission of the offence : 16.04.2000 c) Name of the complainant : SDM
d) Name of the accused and his parentage : 1. Ved Prakash, S/o Sh. Padam Singh, R/o H. No. 9/4830, Gali No. 06, Old Seelampur, Delhi.
2. Sunder Singh (proceedings abated vide order dated 09.08.2012)
e) Offence complained of or offence proved : Sec. 188/284 IPC & 41 Water (Prevention & Control of FIR No. 85/2000 Page No. 1 of 6 State vs. Ved Prakash & Anr Pollution) Act, 1974
f) Plea of the accused : Pleaded not guilty
g) Final order : Convicted
h) Date of such order : 28.01.2015
i) Brief reasons for the just decision of the case:
Succinctly stated, the facts of the prosecution case are that the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in 'Maili Yamuna' case has directed to stop the polluting industries from operating in the NCT of Delhi. Accordingly, all the water polluting units located in industrial and non-conforming areas of Delhi were directed through public notices in Newspapers on 15/16th September, 1999 and 14th October, 1999 to put up individual effluent treatment plant for treating their effluent prior to discharging it on or before 1st November, 1999 so as to meet the prescribed standard of Central Pollution Control Board. On 02.03.2000, the Vigilance Squad constituted by the Govt., of NCT of Delhi and the team of Environment Engineers of Delhi Pollution Control Committee found discharge of untreated effluents in the factories of the accused persons and therefore, sealed their factories. On 16.04.2000, the then SDM received a telephonic call that the above stated factories which had been sealed on the directions of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India have started functioning illegally. Therefore, the present FIR bearing no.85/2000 was registered against the accused persons and the investigation was carried out.
After completion of the investigation, charge-sheet was filed before the court. Consequently, the accused persons were summoned to face the trial and FIR No. 85/2000 Page No. 2 of 6 State vs. Ved Prakash & Anr the copies of documents, relied upon by the prosecution, were supplied to them as per the norms.
Thereafter, the charge u/sec 188/284 IPC and sec. 41 Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 was framed against the accused persons to which they pleaded not guilty and claimed trial.
However, during the course of trial, accused-Sunder Singh expired therefore proceedings against him were dropped as 'abated'. With a view to connect the accused Ved Prakash with the crime, the prosecution has examined as many as three witnesses.
PW1/ASI Sunita Kumari was the duty officer who recorded the formal FIR bearing no. 85/2000/Ex. PW1/A.
PW2/Head Constable Brij Pal has proved the DD Entry No. 28A dated 15.04.2000 as Ex.PW2/A.
PW3/Constable Vinod Kumar had accompanied the IO during the investigation. He took the rukka to the Police Station and got the FIR registered against the accused persons. After registration of the FIR, he came back at the spot and handed over the original rukka and the FIR to the IO. Thereafter, IO arrested the accused persons and conducted the personal search vide personal search memo Ex.PW3/A and Ex.PW3/B respectively.
However, the ld. Counsel for the accused Ved Prakash, in the midst of the prosecution evidence, has moved an application on behalf of the accused to plead guilty.
It is no more res-integra that an accused can plead guilty at any stage of trial and in this regard reference may be made to the judgment passed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in the case of State of Maharashtra etc vs. Sukhdeo Singh and FIR No. 85/2000 Page No. 3 of 6 State vs. Ved Prakash & Anr Anr 1992 AIR 2100=1992 SCR (3) 480.
I have explained the consequences of pleading guilty and the allegations leveled by the prosecution in vernacular to the accused, however, the accused has reiterated his plea of guilt and has stated that he is pleading guilty without any force, pressure or undue influence and that he has understood the allegations. I am of the considered view that the accused has understood the nature of the allegations levelled against him and that plea of guilt is made voluntarily without any pressure or undue influence after understanding the allegations, hence the same is accepted. Accordingly, the accused Ved Prakash, in view of the statements recorded separately, is held guilty and convicted for the offence charged with. Let the convict be heard on the quantum of sentence.
Announced in open Court on 28th day of January, 2014 (Babita Puniya) MM-01/East/KKD Courts/Delhi 28.01.2015 This judgment contains 04 pages and each page bears my signature.
(Babita Puniya) MM-01/East/KKD Courts/Delhi 28.01.2015 FIR No. 85/2000 Page No. 4 of 6 State vs. Ved Prakash & Anr IN THE COURT OF MS. BABITA PUNIYA: METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE-01, EAST, KARKARDOOMA COURTS, DELHI State vs. Ved Prakash FIR No. 85/00 PS Gandhi Nagar 28.01.2015 Present: Ld. APP for the State.
Convict in person with Counsel Shri Rajender Kumar.
ORDER ON SENTENCE Ld. Counsel for the convict has submitted that a lenient view may be taken in the matter of sentence as he is the first time offender; is repenting for his act; has already suffered much agony on account of protracted trial and Damocles' Sword has been hanging on his head for about fourteen years.
Per contra, it is submitted by the ld. APP for the State that considering the nature and gravity of the offence, which he had committed, he does not deserve any leniency or sympathy from the court.
I have heard the arguments and perused the file very carefully.
While I agree that water pollution is a serious offence which must be visited with exemplary punishment. But in the instant case, the offence was committed in the year 2000 i.e., more than fourteen years ago and the convict is repenting for his act. Further, there is nothing on record to suggest that he is a previous convict and has committed any other offence whatsoever. Therefore, keeping in view the FIR No. 85/2000 Page No. 5 of 6 State vs. Ved Prakash & Anr totality of the facts and circumstances in his favour, coupled with the reasons aforementioned, this court has no hesitation to conclude that the convict deserves leniency in the matter of sentence. The ends of justice would be met if he sentenced as under:
Convict is sentenced to fine of Rs. 1000/- for the offence punishable under section 41 of the Water Pollution Act. In default of fine, he shall undergo SI for two months;
Convict is sentenced to fine of Rs. 100/- for the offence punishable under section 188 IPC. In default of fine, he shall undergo SI for ten days; Convict is sentenced to fine of Rs. 200/- for the offence punishable under section 284 IPC. In default of fine, he shall undergo SI for ten days. Fine paid vide receipt number 321205.
Bail bond stands cancelled. Surety discharged. Original documents, if any be handed over to the person entitled thereto after cancellation of endorsement, if any. File be consigned to record room after due compliance.
(Babita Puniya) MM-01/East/KKD Courts/Delhi 28.01.2015 FIR No. 85/2000 Page No. 6 of 6


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Try Ken Hom's recipe for this Chinese takeaway classic, served with spicy salad.
Put the beef, soy sauce, sesame oil, Shaoxing rice wine or dry sherry and cornflour into a bowl and mix together until well combined. Set aside to marinate for 20 minutes.
Heat a wok or large frying-pan until it is very hot.
Add the oil, and when it is very hot and slightly smoking, add the beef slices and stir-fry for 5-6 minutes or until they are pale golden-brown.
Remove the beef strips and set aside to drain in a colander over a bowl. Discard the drained oil.
Wipe the wok or pan clean and reheat it over a high heat until it is hot.
Add the oyster sauce, and bring to a simmer.
Return the drained beef slices and mix them thoroughly with the sauce.
Turn the mixture onto a serving platter and garnish with the spring onions.
Meanwhile, for the salad, mix the mustard, curry powder, soy sauce, salt, pepper and olive oil together in a bowl.
Cook the broccoli, green beans and cauliflower in boiling water for 2-3 minutes, then add peas and cook for 1-2 minutes.
Drain the vegetables into a warm bowl, then add the water chestnuts and tomatoes, shallots and chives. Drizzle over the salad dressing and mix until well combined.
Serve the salad alongside the beef.


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Garmin Venu 2 Review
When I saw this announced by Garmin, I knew that it was something that I’d be interested in. I’ve flip flopped between Garmin and the Apple Watch over the last two years, often coming back to my Garmin Instinct Solar (and the non solar version before that). However, the reason for going back and testing the Apple Watch was for the onboard Siri support - being able to turn lights on and off in the house with my voice is handy, as well as the occasional quick text message or receiving a phone call whilst my phone is in my bike bag.
I managed to order it the next day from Amazon and had it arrive the day after.
Everything below is based on pairing the device with an iPhone 13 Mini on iOS 15. Other phones/versions of iOS may have a different experience than myself.
Initial Impressions
After getting the box out, I was quite impressed. The device is round (which I far prefer to the square Apple Watch) and weighs about the same as the Instinct it was replacing. It’s a similar size as well.
The screen is excellent - it’s the first Garmin I’ve used that has an OLED screen. By default, it’s set to activate the screen when you lift your wrist, as per the Apple Watches prior to the Series 6 and 7. We’ll see how I get on, as this was a bugbear with the Apple Watches after a while, especially when compared to the always on Fenix or Instinct.
Setting up, I thought I’d be running in to issues as I was presented with the following screen.
However, the device was able to be setup without any further issues. Not quite as elegant setup as the Apple Watch, but works.
The strap is a silicon strap, but it’s not as flexible as the Instinct strap. Not sure if it will get more flexible with wear but it’s not as comfy. However, as it uses a standard 20mm band, an alternative could be easily sourced.
Issues
So it’s a brand new watch, so I’m expecting some issues and hopefully, some of these will get sorted in the next few weeks with some updates, or even as I get used to the watch.
Bluetooth Connectivity
For whatever reason, I’m able to connect to the Garmin app, but the watch refuses to connect to the Connect IQ store, even though the device is connected to the watch without issue.
I’m able to use the device without issue otherwise. Anything from Connect IQ can be downloaded whilst plugged in to the computer using Garmin Express, so that isn’t to much of an issue.
Connect IQ
Because of the aforementioned issue with the IQ store, I’ve only been able to download apps via connecting it to the PC.
A lot of the apps within the store need to be updated to enable support - a lot have support noted for the Venu 2, but not the Venu 2 Plus. This means I can’t install a number of data fields or watch faces that I want, including the excellent SHN TxD watch face, which I’d purchased for my Fenix 6 when I was trying that.
However, I have been able to install the excellent Walker data field, so that wasn’t to bad.
I’m hoping that this is rectified by app developers now that the new watch is available, but time will tell.
MTP Access
The watch can only be accessed via MTP. This means that for accessing it on the Mac, a third party program is needed. Windows doesn’t have any issues.
For most people this probably wont be an issue and they may never have to connect the watch to a computer. However, I like keeping a record of the FIT files that are recorded, so I can import these in to Rubitrack and have a personal backup. Grabbing them off the watch is significantly less time consuming than downloading them from Garmin Connect and having to rename them, so not being able to access them directly from the Mac is a bit tiresome - especially as the Instinct is accessible. However, I believe this is due to the fact that the Venu (and Fenix, which has the same “issue”) is because these devices can put music on to the device.
According to Garmin, the device has a limit on the amount of activities stored - 200 hours. I assume after this point, it deletes the old ones and replaces with the new.
This is better than the 7 activities that the Vivoactive 4 can have, which was the last touchscreen Garmin I used, but probably less than the Instinct, which can take 16MB. However, I’ll be charging the device up before I reach the 200 hour limit, so that is unlikely to be a practical limit I’ll reach myself.
Siri
Initial volume of Siri was remarkably low - I found I could barely hear it. However, I was able to figure out that I needed to increase the volume, not on the watch (which was at 100%) but on the phone using this guide.
Siri works well - I wondered how Apple had allowed Siri on the device, but it’s not on the device. The watch acts as a Bluetooth speaker and microphone, which is how it manages to work with iOS or Android. In fact, as its a Bluetooth speaker, there is some slight differences between how the Apple Watch Siri would respond to a query and how this watch responds. For example, after dictating a message, the Apple Watch will show the message on the screen and ask you if you want to send it, whereas the Venu 2 Plus will just send it.
There is a delay between pressing the button and Siri activating - far longer than if the Apple Watch was being used, or using the iPhone. This initially was a problem - in part because the volume was to low, so I wouldn’t hear once it had connected, as the watch vibrates when its connected, but that’s not when Siri is ready for voice control. However, once I’m aware there’s a delay and I can hear Siri is ready to go, it works fine. It should be noted that this needs the phone nearby and any timers etc are run on the phone and not on the watch - and that when the timer sounds, it doesn’t activate on the watch.
Of course, using “Hey Siri” doesn’t work either - as the pressing the button on the watch connects you to the watch and activates Siri.
Conclusions
The watch is an excellent device for standard use. I can see it being a decent seller for Garmin.
However, I’ve ended up taking the watch back and went for an alternative solution - the Garmin Instinct 2. I do the like the Instinct and when I saw that the 2 was released with the features (other than Siri) that I bought the Venu 2 for, it was a simple decision to return and to purchase the newer Instinct.
It wasn’t helped by some poor heart rate readings from the Venu 2 on my first two rides - though this could have been due to the cold weather.
So, whilst the Siri integration is nice, ultimately, it wasn’t enough for me to keep the watch. It is a nice watch, but ultimately, the Garmin Instinct wins it for me, especially now it matches some of the features of the higher end Garmin’s.


make - GNU make utility to maintain groups of programs
make [OPTION]... [TARGET]...
The make utility will determine automatically which pieces of a large
program need to be recompiled, and issue the commands to recompile them. The
manual describes the GNU implementation of make, which was written by
Richard Stallman and Roland McGrath, and is currently maintained by Paul
Smith. Our examples show C programs, since they are very common, but you can
use make with any programming language whose compiler can be run with a
shell command. In fact, make is not limited to programs. You can use it
to describe any task where some files must be updated automatically from
others whenever the others change.
To prepare to use make, you must write a file called the
makefile that describes the relationships among files in your
program, and the states the commands for updating each file. In a program,
typically the executable file is updated from object files, which are in
turn made by compiling source files.
Once a suitable makefile exists, each time you change some source
files, this simple shell command:
make
suffices to perform all necessary recompilations. The make
program uses the makefile description and the last-modification times of the
files to decide which of the files need to be updated. For each of those
files, it issues the commands recorded in the makefile.
make executes commands in the makefile to update one
or more target names, where name is typically a program. If no
-f option is present, make will look for the makefiles
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This project is still a work in progress, aimed for completion by June 2020.
There are many different tools currently available that transcribe audio files and others that provide a platform to analyze these transcriptions, but none that streamline both tasks and are offered free of cost. Thus, myself and a team of 5 others have been working with SAP to fill this gap in the market.
For this project, I mainly focused on
UI/UX design, starting by conducting in-person interviews with 5 graduate/PhD students (our target audience) in order to find their current pain points in
using transcription tools. Concurrently, I also completed a competitor analysis of popular audio transcription and analysis tools. Through this research,
I was able to figure out what main features users came to expect in these tools and how to improve upon tools already available for use.
Next, I created low-fidelity mockups utilizing Figma, shown below.
After adding connections between each screen of the low-fidelity prototype on Figma, I conducted usability tests utilizing "maze.design", a user testing platform.
Based on the usability tests, it was evident that a cleaner workspace was desired as well as a more intuitive way to add labels to the transcript. Thus, these changes were implemented in the creation of the high fidelity prototype.
This version moves the project directory space to separate pagesin order to avoid overcrowding the transcription editing page. Key features in the application include:


This sonnet seems to be of Shakespearean type:
A Shakespearean sonnet is generally written in iambic pentameter,
in which there are 10 syllables in each line.The rhyme scheme of the Shakespearian sonnet is abab–cdcd–efef–gg, which is difficult
to follow.
Hence, only Shakespeare is known to have done it.
Source: literarydevices.netThis is a metric scheme for a sonnet 130, Shakespearean type:


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I'm guessing this is a documentation shortcoming...
This page:
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/installing-arduino-libraries
says
Click on File > Sketchbook > libraries and you should see the list of libraries. Note: The IDE only checks the libraries at start-up. Each time you change or add a library, you must shut down and restart the IDE.
but I'm finding that menu item is not populated. This is with the latest Arduino IDE, that I downloaded tonight, but I think I've seen that in an Arduino IDE I downloaded a few months ago as well.
Of course, if you think there's actually a problem at my end, please do let me know. And if I really should be posting this elsewhere, please let me know.
Re: No Arduino Files -> Sketchbook -> libraries
I don't understand your problem. Which is your "latest" version? What OS are you using? Did you follow exactly all the steps preceding that one - including the steps in "Setting up the Arduino Environment"?
If the libraries are not listed, then on the face of it, it seems likely that you did not successfully install them as (or where) suggested.
Re: No Arduino Files -> Sketchbook -> libraries
Hi Robert.
I don't actually personally have a problem, but I'm just trying to alert the people working on that page that there appears to be a discrepancy that might trip up some newbies. BTW... the libraries ARE listed under Sketch -> Include Library.
This is on Windows 10. Arduino 1.6.7. I think I previously reproduced this discrepancy a few months back on Windows 7 as well. Yes. I appear to have followed all the steps. Despite not being listed in that menu it was functional back then and I updated some emonTx's. I've not fully tested it this time because I don't want to update any emonTx's right now, but it is able to verify the sample OEM sketches cleanly.
I hope this helps.
Re: No Arduino Files -> Sketchbook -> libraries
No, it doesn't help at all. Did you put your emon libraries in with the default libraries, rather than with your sketches as suggested? If you did, then you need to read the section immediately beneath the heading "Installing Arduino Libraries - Windows 8.1" for the reasons why it is not a good idea to install the custom libraries there.


Let Rajinikanth first start a party, Jayakumar retorts
AIADMK will win in 2021: Minister
by Special CorrespondentMocking actor Rajinikanth’s statement that a ‘miracle’ was waiting to happen, senior AIADMK leader and Fisheries Minister D. Jayakumar on Monday said the miracle will be the AIADMK retaining power after the 2021 Assembly polls.
Speaking to reporters, Mr. Jayakumar said his party neither believed in miracles nor luck, and was only dependent on the people who, he hoped, will vote the AIADMK into power in the 2021 Assembly polls.
When asked why his party was constantly under attack, he said the AIADMK was doing well, and hence, was “naturally prone” to criticism. “They want to become big [players] only by attacking us. But they cannot come close to the AIADMK,” the Minister said.
The AIADMK had grown thanks to the efforts of party founder M.G. Ramachandran, Mr. Jayakumar said. “Our leader did not come with athisayam [miracle] or adhristham [luck],” he added.
When asked if actors Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan will form a political alliance to challenge the AIADMK, Mr. Jayakumar said he will wait for Mr. Rajinikanth to first launch a party, something the Minister said the actor had been bragging about for years.
“Let actor Rajinikanth start a party first, and then, let us see whether those two actors come together. Even if they come together, let us see what their principles are in public life. Then, we will comment [on the issue],” he said.


BABE: PIG IN THE CITY (Universal) Starring: Magda Szubanski, Mary Stein, Mickey Rooney, James Cromwell, voices of E. G. Daily, Danny Mann, Glenne Headly, Steven Wright. Screenplay: George Miller, Judy Morris and Mark Lamprell. Producers: George Miller, Doug Mitchell and Bill Miller. Director: George Miller. MPAA Rating: G (mild bodily function reference). Running Time: 95 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Like a classic storybook tale, 1995's BABE was set no-where and no-when in particular. The singular world in which the rosy, glowing Hoggett farm and its chattering menagerie existed added to the charm that made the original film a surprise hit and an Oscar-nominee. BABE: PIG IN THE CITY takes that anywhere-ness a step farther...actually, a step too far. The story begins as Farmer Hoggett (James Cromwell) suffers an unfortunate accident, making him unable to work the farm. With financial ruin imminent, Mrs. Hoggett (Magda Szubanski) decides to take the now-famous Babe (E. G. Daily, replacing Christine Cavanaugh) for a lucrative state fair appearance, only to end up stranded in The Big City. Where, exactly, _is_ that Big City? Well, a view from Babe's hotel window includes The Statue of Liberty, the Sydney Opera House, the Eiffel Tower, and the Hollywood sign.
It's a cute gag the first time, but it also signals a not-so-subtle shift in tone from BABE. The setting is no longer Anywhere, but Everywhere; the story isn't just a fantasy where anything could happen, but one where the film-makers try to make everything happen. Babe and Mrs. Hoggett contend with suspicions that they are drug smugglers; Mrs. Hoggett goes to jail when she inadvertently causes a mess in downtown Metropolis; Babe comes to the rescue of a massive collection of sort-of-homeless animals.
You might suspect that a pace that frantic would be a sop to younger viewers, but it's hard to imagine George Miller (who produced the original and also directs here) had kids in mind making this film. A catastrophic performance by a low-rent circus (featuring Mickey Rooney in a weird cameo as a clown of indeterminate personality) turns into a moody and murky slow-motion sequence like something out of PLATOON; later, a dog with a bad heart has a near-death experience with pastoral visions. BABE certainly had a few dark moments, but nothing like the consistently creepy feel of PIG IN THE CITY. Miller may have been playing to the kiddies when Mrs. Hoggett goes bouncing around a reception hall in inflatable pants, but not when a dog insults a cat with an epithet that could be interpreted as quite vulgar.
Ironically, that strangely mature tone introduces the film's only truly compelling element, a melancholy performing orangutan named Thelonious (voice of James Cosmo). He's a mysterious presence who can't seem to bear the idea that he's not human, and both the animal and vocal performances are wonderfully sympathetic. I sat just a bit forward in my seat every time Thelonious appeared, gradually realizing that this one character also served to point out how bland the rest of the characters are in BABE: PIG IN THE CITY.  The easy rapport between Babe and Farmer Hoggett (relegated here to little more than a glorified cameo) is sorely missed.
Then again, a whole lot of things from BABE are sorely missed. It's a nice change of pace to find a sequel that doesn't merely try to remake the original, but BABE: PIG IN THE CITY lack any of the original's endearing gentle spirit. It's so hyped-up and busy, it's almost as though John Hughes got hold of our sweet little pig and tossed him into a HOME ALONE sequel.  This is one major holiday disappointment, a storybook tale that should have quit with its original happy ending.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 pork chops: 4.
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Forever alone in a crowd, failed comedian Arthur Fleck seeks
connection as he walks the streets of Gotham City Arthur wears two
masks -- the one he paints for his day job as a clown,and the guise he
projects in a futile attempt to feel like he's part of the world
around him.


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(out of ****)
_Blue_Streak_ (PG-13) ** 1/2
_Simon_Sez_ (PG-13) no stars
Martin Lawrence is a talented comedian, but too often he gets stuck with creaky material, such as the script to the mediocre action comedy _Blue_Streak_. Lawrence plays Miles Logan, an expert jewel thief who poses as a cop to retrieve a diamond he unwittingly hid at a then-under-construction police station years ago. Far-fetched fish-out-of-water hijinks ensue, with Miles somehow getting promoted up the ranks and showing the ropes to a wet-behind-the-ears partner (Luke Wilson). There are a handful of funny lines and situations, but Lawrence is always better than the script, his charisma and infectious energy shining through, even during some forced set pieces such as one scene where Miles does an unfunny dance dressed as a pizza delivery boy.
Like _Blue_Streak_, once-great NBA rebounder Dennis Rodman's latest bid for big-screen stardom, _Simon_Sez_, is actually an _intentional_ comedy--but one quickly wishes that the film were played as straight as the advertising. That's because the sight of Rodman earnestly growling such tough guy lines as "It ain't... _over_" as Interpol agent extraordinaire Simon is infinitely more hilarious than the excrutiating "comic relief" provided by his perpetually punchlining sidekick (Dane Cook) and a couple of goofy "cybermonks" (don't ask). With such sheer ineptitude onscreen--get a load of the obvious blue screen compositing and phony-looking visual effects--it's amazing that this hack job didn't go straight to video. But that's just as well--it's probably already hitting shelves as you read this.
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There are a couple of ways to pass configuration data. One option is to expose an API endpoint that returns config, BUT REMEMBER, anything you pass to the client is easily visible. Don't pass sensitive config info, such as private keys, connection strings, etc.
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--- layout: page title : Publications permalink: /Publications/ --- Here are some things that I have written or helped write:
Spatial: A Language and Compiler for Application Accelerators
Plasticine: A Reconfigurable Architecture for Parallel Patterns, ISCA 2017
Understanding and Optimizing Asynchronous Low-Precision Stochastic Gradient Descent, ISCA 2017 (permalink)
Undergraduate Thesis, Simultaneuos Localization and Mapping, 2014
Rice University REU Poster, CVD, 2012
Pennsylvania State University REU, MRI Microcoils, 2011
Roosevelt Institute - 10 Ideas for Energy and the Environment, Smart Grids, 2011