Google changes election ads policy to limit targeting
Alphabet's Google will stop giving advertisers the ability to target election ads using data such as public voter records and general political affiliations, the company said in a blog post on Wednesday.
REUTERS: Alphabet's Google will stop giving advertisers the ability to target election ads using data such as public voter records and general political affiliations, the company said in a blog post on Wednesday.
Google said it would start limiting audience targeting for election ads to age, gender and general location at a postal code level. Previously, verified political advertisers could also target ads using political affiliations such as left-leaning, right-leaning, or independent.
Social media platforms have come under fire in recent weeks over their handling of political advertising. Facebook Inc has been criticised by lawmakers and regulators over its decision to not fact-check ads run by politicians on its platform.
Google said political advertisers can still do contextual targeting, such as serving ads to people reading a certain story or watching a particular video.
The company will begin enforcing the new approach in the United Kingdom within a week, ahead of the country's general election on Dec. 12. It said it would begin enforcing it in the European Union by the end of the year and in the rest of the world starting on Jan. 6, 2020.
(Reporting by Elizabeth Culliford; editing by Jonathan Oatis)


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The Truman Show (PG) *** 1/2 (out of ****)
>From the moment he signed his name on the dotted line, _The_Truman_Show_ has been touted as Jim Carrey's big dramatic breakthrough (never mind that he won numerous critical kudos for his work in the Emmy-nominated TV movie _Doing_Time_on_Maple_Drive_). Carrey indeed does a fine job in Peter Weir's clever fantasy, but to focus all attention on his refreshing change-of-pace turn is to discount the superior accomplishment of those behind the scenes--and to give Carrey a bit _too_much_ credit.
Carrey's Truman Burbank has a nice house, white picket fence and all, in the idyllic oceanside community of Seahaven; a loyal wife, Meryl (Laura Linney); an even more loyal best friend, Marlon (Noah Emmerich); and a cushy desk job. If it sounds like a pretty picture from the TV screen, that's because it is. Unbeknownst to Truman, the entire life he has lived is mere programming for a 24-hour television network. Seahaven is one large soundstage, where all events are scripted and all the inhabitants are actors--that is, except for Truman, who was adopted as an infant by the Omnicam Corporation, and has had every step of his life traced and molded by _The_Truman_Show_'s creator, Christof (Ed Harris).
In addition to having an inventive plot hook, Andrew Niccol's screenplay is expertly structured. In its first minute, the basic outline of the complex premise is made perfectly clear through a faux television credit roll and soundbites from Meryl, Marlon (or, rather, the actors who play them), and Christof. For about the next hour, Niccol and Weir thrust the audience directly into Truman's world, allowing them to experience for themselves the surreal, synthetic way of "life" in Seahaven before going into a more detailed backstory that fills in the few holes. In the process, the viewer is given a much more vivid and entertaining picture of Truman's situation.
 The resulting conflict, within himself and with everyone and everything around him, provides Carrey ample opportunity to stretch while staying within comfortable acting bounds. He gets to cry (and convincingly at that) onscreen and play a fairly earnest character as a whole, but he does make concessions to his core comedic audience. When Truman's suspicions grow, the more unhinged he gets, setting the stage for some funny rubberfaced antics (no butt-talking, though--thankfully).
However, his performance is not the Oscar-baiting tour-de-force that a number of sources would lead you to believe. Carrey's shortcoming is most clearly brought to light in one key subplot. Although he likes Meryl, the love of his life is Sylvia (Natascha McElhone), a fetching young woman whom he barely knew in college. Like the rest, Sylvia was an actress playing a part, but when she broke script and actually fell for him, she was hastily removed from the Seahaven set and the _Truman_ cast. Truman was told that she and her "father" moved to Fiji, and it's his longing for her that makes him want to leave town. This thread is supposed to be _Truman_'s emotional hook, but it doesn't quite work for a couple of reasons. The character of Sylvia, who goes on to be the leader of the "Free Truman" movement, is sketchily written, as are the reasons behind her deep feelings for Truman; and, as evidenced in _Liar_Liar_, Carrey just isn't that convincing when it comes to sentiment. Granted, _Truman_ is nowhere near as sappy as that film (not to mention the sap felt out of place there), but, while he is a likable presence, Carrey doesn't have much of a natural emotional rapport with the audience or, for that matter, his co-stars. As such, one may empathize with Truman's desire to break free, but not necessarily feel for the romantic plight that motivates that desire.
Hence, the bravura work on display in _The_Truman_Show_ is that of Niccol and Weir, who have crafted a subtly layered, perceptive, and pointedly truthful commentary on the media and its and our own voyeuristic tendencies. While the ostensible villains of _The_Truman_Show_ are Christof and his crew, coming off every bit as guilty is the viewing audience, which is shown eating up every second of Truman's pre-packaged "life" as their own lives idly waste away. As outlandish as the entire premise may seem, isn't _The_Truman_Show_ (in which one's life is completely exploited as an entertainment "escape" for others) but just one logical, merging step away from the current likes of _Jerry_Springer_'s ongoing parade of dysfunction and those real-life "caught on tape" video shows?
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Psalm 38
A psalm of David, to bring to remembrance.
1 Yahweh, do not rebuke me in your anger;
do not punish me in your wrath.
2 For your arrows pierce me,
and your hand presses me down.
3 My whole body is sick because of your anger;
there is no health in my bones because of my sin.
4 For my iniquities overwhelm me;
they are a burden too heavy for me.
5 My wounds are infected and smell
because of my foolish sins.
6 I am stooped over and humiliated every day;
I go about mourning all day long.
7 For I am overcome with shame,
and my whole body is sick.
8 I am numb and utterly crushed;
I groan because of the anguish of my heart.
9 Lord, you understand my heart's deepest yearnings,
and my groanings are not hidden from you.
10 My heart pounds, my strength fades,
and my eyesight dims.
11 My friends and companions shun me because of my condition;
my neighbors stand far off.
12 Those who seek my life lay snares for me.
They who seek my harm speak destructive words
and say deceitful words all day long.
13 But I, I am like a deaf man and hear nothing;
I am like a mute man who says nothing.
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15 Surely I wait for you, Yahweh;
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THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY (1945)
"We suffer for what the gods give us, and I'm afraid Dorian Gray will pay for his good looks."
3.5 out of ****
Starring Hurd Hatfield, George Sanders, Angela Lansbury, Basil Hallward Written & Directed by Albert Lewin Cinematography by Harry Stradling
Of all Oscar Wilde's works, THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY was surely the one that most easily accomodated a Hollywood adaption in the 1940s. Hollywood, then as now, likes neat conclusions, preferably moral ones--and dislikes subversive ironies. DORIAN GRAY, Wilde's only novel, can be taken at face value (and not to its detriment) as an exemplary conte morale, with a neatly symmetrical finale. There are subversive ironies distorting the smoothly polished narrative surface, but, while they enrich our enjoyment, they are not necessary to it. It could make a fine movie, and it did.
The story, for those who came in late, concerns Dorian Gray, a young fin-de-siècle Adonis who, looking upon a recently finished portait of himself, idly wishes that the painting would age, absorbing by proxy time's decay, while he would stay young and beautiful. And, for reasons that are never explained and don't really matter anyway, his wish is granted. No matter what he does, he retains an air of youthful innocence that makes it difficult for anyone to believe ill of him.
Playing a Wilde-scripted role can be tricky: there is more than a hint of smugness in his epigrammatic, paradoxical wit, and in the wrong hands, it can become self-congratulatory, every line becoming a paraphrase of "look, aren't I ever so clever?" DORIAN GRAY has fewer pitfalls than his stage comedies, though, because almost all the typically Wildean lines go to Lord Henry Wootton, an aristocrat who becomes a kind of mentor to Dorian, schooling him in the ways of refined amorality.  Lord Henry is played by a perfectly cast George Sanders, whose droll and oh-so-sophisticatedly world-weary performance seems like a dress rehearsal for his later role as Addison de Witt in ALL ABOUT EVE. He anchors the film; he does Wilde proud.
Hurd Hatfield's Dorian is stiff, emotionless, almost robotic. Although this is intended to convey Dorian's soullessness, it is perhaps too straightforward an interpretation, a minimalist reduction of the complex and contradictory impulses that torment the man. Angela Lansbury's performance has an altogether different problem. Her Sybil Vane is good, sweet, nice, respectable, and exceedingly dull: she seems to be acting in a different film entirely. Lansbury can be great in quirky roles (THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, THE COMPANY OF WOLVES) but she founders here, playing the femme douce to Dorian's heartless roué.
But, if my memory of the novel is correct, this is how Wilde wrote her in the first place, and the fault then lies with him. He believed in his bitchy men and catty women more thoroughly than he ever believed in an innocent like Sybil Vane.  Elsewhere, the script likewise remains faithful to the text. The homoeroticism is, of course, carefully elided, but the necessary time dilation and plot excisions are well-handled--if anything, the story becomes neater, more incisive, pared of the novel's occasional longeurs. Lewin embellishes the original tale with some flourishes that echo and elaborate--perhaps a trifle too obviously--the motifs of beauty and entrapment: Lord Wootton drowns a butterfly in a dish of water; Sybil Vane sings of a bird in a cage of gold.
When Dorian's moral free-fall reaches its nadir, he commits murder. D.P. Harry Stradling--whose work is masterful throughout--makes this the film's most memorable moment: during the struggle, the victim's hand dashes an overhead light, which sets to swinging violently, sending shadow and light chasing each other throughout the cloistral room. Dorian, expressionless, is momentarily, hallucinatorily, backdropped by a blank wall, against which brightness and darkness shift restlessly, irreconcilable. This chiaroscuro image is a marvellously apt picture of Dorian Gray, a man whose soul is as divided from his self as light is from dark, and emblematic of the movie as a whole, which cuts to the quick of Wilde's novel while retaining all its wit, its contradictions, its ageless lessons.
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Over the years, I have heard more negative opinions and bad news about speed than virtually any other drug. Even one of my closest friends, in passing, has mentioned his dislike of speed's effects and people who abuse it. He's quite a wise man and almost twice my age, so I really did take his word for it that it's bad news.
But I am rather experimental with psychoactive drugs and the first easy opportunity to try speed was easily accepted. I got a call from this guy I work with (he's a sleazy sales guy, I'm an engineer) and I jokingly said, 'let's get together and do some lines man...' (We have a very informal relationship and I meant it as a joke.) To my surprise he said that he is picking up an 8-ball of coke tomorrow. I didn't even know he did coke and I never told him I did either. Half of me thought he was bullshitting about it anyway. I said cool, hook me up and he said alright. I had tried cocaine a couple times a few years ago, but never got into it. However, over the last month or so I have been dabbling into it... I'm about done with coke; it's nothing special in my opinion. Anyway...
 He asked me if I still wanted some and said he wanted to get rid of as much as possible since he didn't want all that speed and couldn't sell it back. I noticed his disappointed attitude about it and that further strengthened my awareness of the fact that this is not only a dangerous drug, but one with potentially unpleasant side affects. I was mentally preparing myself to try it. I told him I had never done speed before and asked what it was like. He told me it's great if you want to stay up for a very long time... Stay focused and fight fatigue. Although that didn't exactly get me excited, my interest was surely peeked. After lunch, we cruised to his place and agreed on what seemed to be about 0.75 g which was placed in a baggy.
I tried a couple larger bumps from his stash and hung out till the initial rush subsided and eased into a more relaxed and mellow feeling. That took about 5 minutes for me. I did feel sped up, but it was not a feeling of twitchiness or nervousness at all. Before I left, he instructed me to drink water while I'm on it to help move it through my kidneys. He told me that I should feel the effects of those bumps for about 6 hours. He warned me that it is much more potent than coke, so go light on the lines. If you are considering trying an amphetamine, you better get hip to their potency, toxicity, and ability to cause severe damage if abused. This knowledge helps me know when enough is enough and keeps me honest about what I may be doing to myself.
The car ride to my afternoon appointment was fine, I was not a danger on the road to anyone or myself. I am naturally a very alert driver, so I felt quite natural at that point. I design and implement complex computer networks for businesses, and today's appointment would potentially be an all nighter. What a perfect time to try speed I thought. Of course as soon as I got there, I did a medium sized line to get more of a feeling for it. I must have snorted about a 1/2 gram of the stuff over a period of 24 hours, about 4 or 5 hours between blasts. Yes, I worked 24 hours straight. It's not that big of a deal, I have worked a couple 20+ hour stints before... with absolutely no chemical assistance besides some coke (the soft drink!).
All in all, it was a rather interesting night. My mental skills did stick with me longer than the other three guys'. I was thankful for that because I was the lead engineer. Even though we got hit by a couple major setbacks that really sucked, I felt more eager than usual to solve or work around them. The speed had worked just the way I had hoped it would. I was probably a little over expressive a couple times, but I certainly did not act like a 'tweaker.' I monitored my pulse now and then and it was slightly elevated to about 80 beats/min at times. I am quite exhausted now and I'll need time to rest. Just as I was told, I can tell you that it is going to be hard to fall asleep. I haven't even tried to yet and I've been up for about 36 hours at this point, the last 24 being 'sped up.'
Don't take my experience as typical, and remember that the potency and purity of any illegal drug is usually difficult to judge without sampling it. It's important to have a guide with first hand knowledge of a drug that's new to you. It's even better if an experienced user samples it in order to start you off with an appropriate dose. Be smart and be safe!
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geotiff.js aims to support as many TIFF features as possible, including various image compression methods, geographical information, internal tiling, pixel or band interleaving, automatic transformation from several color spaces to RGB, and much more.
The library is fully open source (MIT), and contributions are very welcome!
This is the GitHub project page for geotiff.js, where you can find all the relevant information, request features, or report bugs.
This is the GitHub project page for the COG-Explorer app.
geotiff.js and plotty.js - Visualizing Scientific Raster Data in the Browser


Circulating extracellular RNAs (exRNAs) have the potential to serve as biomarkers for liquid biopsy. Some known types of RNA have been found in body fluids: miRNA, piRNA, mRNA, snoRNA, snRNA, lncRNA, and Y RNA, etc.
exRpanel web service is developed to help users identify biomarker panels from exRNA expression data, and it provides function modules of RNA evaluation, panel performance, PCA and marker selection. Meanwhile, the panel markers’ basic information and related research articles are also provided to support markers' reliability and to help users further investigate these biomarker candidates and evaluate their validity.
Using the exRpanel is easy.
Option 1:
If you want to start from the data we have collected and processed, please select the Using server matrix option under the Start Analysis.
Select a disease, for example, prostate cancer.
Select a specimen, for example, plasma EV.
The plasma EV RNA expression matrix of prostate cancer will be selected for the following analysis.
In some cases, there could be several data sources in the selected disease and specimen.
Select the RNA category.
Set the number of markers to serve as a panel.
Option 2:
If you want to upload your own expression matrix to pick up a panel, please select the Using customized matrix option under the Start Analysis.
Click Demo data. The exRpanel will automatically load all related example parameters:
An example of comma-separated values (CSV) file would be uploaded. Each row in the CSV file represents a sample, while each column in the CSV file represents an RNA. Users could also upload customized data as the comma-separated values format.
For each row of the CSV file, one of the binary classification labels should be assigned.
Set the meaning of the binary classification labels.
Set the number of markers to serve as a panel.
The output of the exRpanel includes 6 parts.
1) Basic information
Show the basic annotation information of the panel markers. The evaluation information of every single RNA marker in the panel is also listed.
2) RNA evaluation
Every single marker’s evaluation information is listed here, including area under curve(AUC), information gain, gain ratio and Gini index. The evaluation results were sorted by the AUC value. With the number of markers you have ever provided, the exRpanel will select the top ones to construct the diagnostic model as the biomarker panel.
3) Panel performance
The performance of the biomarker panel is showed here. The receiver operating characteristic(ROC) curve of both health and disease are plotted separately. exRpanel uses the logistic regression algorithm optimized by Newton's method written in JavaScript to construct the diagnostic model. Each of the RNAs in the model is assigned a weight to quantify the importance.
4) PCA
To further intuitively figure out whether the selected panel could work well in the testing data, an unsupervised learning method, principal components analysis (PCA), was used to show the classification results. Both the 2D-, 3D- of the PCA and the percentage of variance for each PC will present on the web.
5) Related research
For the predicted biomarker panel, related research information is manually curated and provided. Not only can it be used to prove that the panel is indeed reliable, but it is also helpful evidence for the user to further investigate these biomarker candidates and evaluate their validity.
6) Maker selection
Five times five-fold cross-validation was used to validate the marker frequency of every classification. The AUC results of cross-validation will present on the web. Please wait for the loading patiently, it may take a few minutes.
| Entrez_Gene_ID | The Gene ID of the RNA biomarker in the NCBI Gene database. |
| HGNC_Symbol | The approved symbol of the RNA biomarker provided by HGNC. |
| Biomarker_Name | The RNA biomarker name reported by the research article. |
| RNA_Type | The RNA type of biomarkers, such as miRNA, mRNA, and lncRNA, etc. |
| Specimen | Specimen source of the RNA biomarker. |
| Function | The cohorts that can be distinguished by the diagnostic biomarker or the endpoint of the prognostic biomarker. |
| Expression | Expression change trend of the RNA biomarker(cancer vs. normal, etc.). |
| Value | Potential clinical value of the RNA biomarker(diagnosis/prognosis). |
| Early_Stage | Whether the RNA biomarker can be used for early diagnosis? (Y for yes, N for no, and Not involved for prognostic biomarker.) |
| Etiology | The pathogen of the specific cancer patients, such as HBV-related HCC patients. |
| Cellular_Effect | Cellular function of the RNA biomarker. |
| Usage | The author’s summary description of the RNA biomarker. |
| Sample_Size | The number of individuals recruited in the biomarker study. |
| Method | Methods of RNA quantification, such as qRT-PCR, RNA-seq, microarray, etc. |
| PCR | The PCR primes or kits for RNA biomarker expression validation. |
| qPCR_Reference | Internal or external reference for qRT-PCR. |
| Region | The country or population of the sample cohort. |
| Entry_ID | The unique id assigned to each diagnostic or prognostic biomarker model. |
| Single/Panel | The type of RNA biomarker model, single or panel. |
| Reference | The research article that reported the RNA biomarker. |
| Journal | Journal that published the RNA biomarker research. |
| PMID | The unique id of the RNA biomarker research in PubMed. |
| Year | A particular year of the RNA biomarker research published. |
| Cancer_Type | Cancer type that the RNA biomarker can be used for diagnosis or prognosis. |
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Webpage size with Twitter widget: 200KB; without it: 16KB. That's 12x smaller.
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Had to wait for my solar powered keyboard to charge before I could start my day.
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This lox bagel is the only thing I've ever wanted right now.
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Coffee, code, and a lox Bagel. #aperfectsunday
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I didn't know Gravatar had a default image option for missing avatars. It even includes random monster, and pattern images. That's awesome!
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In San Diego we have the problem of the weather being 'too perfect'. It's boring having such perfect weather with no variety. 😜
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So, if I were to use the offical clients for all the chat apps I use, I'd have to have 5 seperate applications that do the same thing.
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(aim for some friends, HipChat for work, Gitter for side projects, IRC for meetups, SMS/iMessage for everything else)
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I log onto Twitter to change my profile and this is my timeline... http://bit.ly/1PFcLux
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I mean, it's probably a lot more than typical users, but I feel like a modern OS should be able to handle that without stuttering animations.
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I have 7 virtual desktops with about 4-5 windows in each (and some even have tabs 👻). I don't feel like that's a lot.
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Sometimes, I feel like I'm pushing the limits of my Mac by just having lots of windows open. (even on my 2014 rMBP, 16GB Memory)
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All code is simple, if designed properly; even the most complex tasks are simple if you break it down.
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Developing Software isn't a test of skill, or cleverness; it's a test of your ability to properly organize things.
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Sometimes I wonder if I should write my History and Programming blog posts on seperate sites.
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Item 15.
"Ready to send this message?" If the message is good to go, your student should press y. "Save a copy?" can probably be responded to with an n for no at this time. As you leave Keymail, you will be prompted to send the message. Key in a y for yes or n for no.


Nakama.NGroupUpdateMessage.Builder Class Reference
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| Builder (string groupId) | |
| Builder | Name (string name) |
| Builder | Description (string description) |
| Builder | AvatarUrl (string avatarUrl) |
| Builder | Lang (string lang) |
| Builder | Metadata (string metadata) |
| Builder | Private (bool privateGroup) |
| NGroupUpdateMessage | Build () |
Detailed Description
Definition at line 67 of file NGroupUpdateMessage.cs.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ Builder()
| Nakama.NGroupUpdateMessage.Builder.Builder | ( | string | groupId | ) |
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Member Function Documentation
◆ AvatarUrl()
| Builder Nakama.NGroupUpdateMessage.Builder.AvatarUrl | ( | string | avatarUrl | ) |
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◆ Build()
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◆ Description()
| Builder Nakama.NGroupUpdateMessage.Builder.Description | ( | string | description | ) |
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◆ Lang()
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◆ Metadata()
| Builder Nakama.NGroupUpdateMessage.Builder.Metadata | ( | string | metadata | ) |
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◆ Name()
| Builder Nakama.NGroupUpdateMessage.Builder.Name | ( | string | name | ) |
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◆ Private()
| Builder Nakama.NGroupUpdateMessage.Builder.Private | ( | bool | privateGroup | ) |
Definition at line 106 of file NGroupUpdateMessage.cs.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Nakama/NGroupUpdateMessage.cs


How To Make Coffee
Materials Nedeed:
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- Hot Water
- First prepare the glass
- Enter the coffee powder that has been available
- Add sugar
- Enter the spoon into the glass because the spoon can take the heat from the water and does not cause the glass to break
- Then finally pour hot water into the glass that already contains the coffee and sugar


WHAT: I needed to insert some records into a table but only if the record was not already present. HOW: INSERT IGNORE is the way to do this in mysql, it silently fails the instruction if it finds an existing record and proceeds. INSERT IGNORE INTO destination_table (value1, value2, value3) SELECT e.value1, 'fixed_value', e.value3 FROM source_table e WHERE condition1 AND condition2
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CNAME in apex WHAT: CNAME in apex is forbidden by the RFC. WHY: CNAME overrides all other records. Therefore it’s impossible to construct a valid zone where the apex has a CNAME, since it would also override the SOA. MY EXPERIENCE: I tried to setup github pages on my domain root thinkingco.de what happened was that my fastmail.com account stopped to work correctly. What I did was to switch my github pages on www.thinkingco.de and then add a redirect.
If you think I can help you somehow don't hesitate to
email me or twit me.
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HTML Assessment Test
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You cannot press any keyboard key and right click your mouse during the test. If you do so, test will be submitted automatically.
Click Question Number to view the respective question only.
Question type is
MCQ
. Each question has only one option as answer.
Check the appropriate answer and navigate to the next question by clicking
Next
button or the corresponding question number.
At any point of time you can click
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button to go to the previous question.
You can clear option using
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Select the folder where you would like to create a database backup
Select the folder where you previously saved your backup files to restore the database. This should be equipment.db.bak, landscape.db.bak and tools.db.bak


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Got assigned an interesting problem today involving pagination with nested routes. We do a lot of nested routes, for example
When you go to paginate, the initial page url looks right (e.g. example.com/companies/my-company/activities
). However, the pagination links (for both WillPaginate and Kaminari) end up formatting so that we end up being sent to /activities?company_id=my-company&page=2
, which works, but is not very consistent or user-friendly. What to do?
I researched a bit, and found the following StackOverflow question/answer,
This ought to be a default deal in any pagination solution out there, but it does not appear to be. It’s just nice that the paginators are so flexible. It would be nicer if they worked by default though… Fork time.


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PGPLOT
is a library of plotting subroutines written by Tim Pearson,
callable from Fortran and C,
that have been used in a variety of astronomy programs, and
some other software packages.
PGPLOT
is free for non-commercial use and downloadable as source.
Although a new version has not appeared for some time, it is
convenient, flexible, and many people and
a number of useful programs depend on it.
OS X issues
Historically you typically installed PGPLOT by either compiling
from source or installing a software package that included
a compiled library (libpgplot.a) and various other stuff like
fonts. This used to be fairly easy on Linux or Mac, but
starting around OS X 10.6 and/or 64-bit CPU Macs, I and other
people had difficulty compiling PGPLOT on OS X. Typically
one gets an error message like: /usr/bin/ranlib: archive member:
libpgplot.a(grdate.o) cputype (16777223) does not match previous
archive members cputype (7) (all members must match).
If you google
around you can find lots of puzzled people, and a number of web
pages that suggest workarounds (not all of which are specifically
for 10.6; none have solved the
problem for me). I've diagnosed the issue and provide here
a couple of configuration files which you can add to a regular
PGPLOT source distribution so it will compile correctly.
Instructions for fixing and installing PGPLOT
You will need a gcc compiler - Apple's gcc compiler is
known to work and is installed with Xcode -
and your favorite Fortran compiler, either g77 or gfortran.
If you don't have the compilers installed look at http://hpc.sourceforge.net.
Make the parent source directory, e.g. sudo mkdir
/usr/local/src
cd to this parent source directory, e.g. cd /usr/local/src , copy PGPLOT distribution there and untar it, which will create a pgplot/ subdirectory:
sudo tar zxvf pgplot5.2.tar.gz
NEW STEP: download a tar archive of my config files pgplot_macosx_conf.tar
and untar them in the /usr/local/src/pgplot directory: cd /usr/local/src/pgplot ; sudo tar
xvf pgplot_macosx_conf.tar. This will make a subdirectory
called sys_macosx with three configuration files.
make a directory in which to compile the library, e.g. sudo mkdir
/usr/local/lib/pgplot
cd to this compilation directory, e.g. cd /usr/local/lib/pgplot
edit drivers.list to uncomment the drivers you want (remove
the ! at the beginning of each desired line). I
recommend /GIF, /NULL, /PS, /VPS, /CPS, /VCPS, /XTERM, /XWINDOW, and
/XSERVE. Trying /PNG or /TPNG will cause a compilation failure; a
note on how to fix this is below.
run the makemake configuration script using one of my new config files:
choose one depending on whether you will compile other programs with
g77 or gfortran and in 32 or 64 bit.
Compile the library and demo programs: sudo make all
If you have a problem compiling the demo programs, you can skip
them and just make the libraries with sudo make lib grfont.dat pgplot.doc
pgxwin_server , but this should not usually
happen.
If you need the library libcpgplot.a for compatibility with C programs, you can make it with sudo make cpg.
If you mess up at some point and want to start over, in the
library directory do a sudo make clean ; sudo rm libpgplot.a
. This will remove any intermediate partially-compiled libraries.
You now have a library, libpgplot.a.
If you ran sudo make cpg you will also have libcpgplot.a.
Compiling and running programs
To compile
programs using it, link to /usr/local/lib/pgplot/libpgplot.a
/usr/X11/lib/libX11.dylib
For example g77 -o myprog myprog.f /usr/local/lib/pgplot/libpgplot.a
/usr/X11/lib/libX11.dylib
To run programs with PGPLOT, don't forget to set the environment
variable PGPLOT_DIR to the library directory. Otherwise it
can't find the fonts at runtime. This is best done in a startup file
like .bash_profile or .cshrc, for example for bash: export PGPLOT_DIR=/usr/local/lib/pgplot ; and for csh: setenv PGPLOT_DIR /usr/local/lib/pgplot
You must use the same compiler for
your program that you used for the library: g77 OR gfortran. You
could compile PGPLOT libraries with the two compilers in two different
directories and use one or the other as needed.
The /xs device should work when run from a mac Terminal, but /xt
won't. /xt will work when run from an xterm under X11.
If you want to get the /PNG driver to work, uncomment it in
drivers.list, and after running makemake and
before compiling, edit the makefile to comment out the following line:
pndriv.o : ./png.h ./pngconf.h ./zlib.h ./zconf.h . This has
an incorrect location for the PNG library header files which causes
compilation to fail.
If for some reason you need to make the libpgplot.so shared object
(dynamically loaded) library, you should be able to do this by uncommenting
the lines in the .conf file (gfortran_gcc_32.conf or similar)
that read SHARED_LIB="libpgplot.so" and SHARED_LD="gcc -shared -o $SHARED_LIB", before running the "makemake" step.
Configuration files on github
The new configuration files and these instructions are also available
from my github page for PGPLOT configuration. You can fork them or issue a pull request if you have modifications.
Why this works
Mac OS X for 64-bit machines allows you to run 32 or 64 bit
binaries. But the inexplicable error message from ranlib above is
complaining that it can't mix object files compiled for 32 bit cputype
(i386) and 64 bit (x86_64) into a single object library archive, the
libpgplot.a file.
The problem is that PGPLOT source is actually a mix of Fortran and
C. The Fortran compilers compile into 32-bit by default (g77
is only 32 bit capable) and the C compiler now compiles into 64 bit by
default. So ranlib has to mix 32 and 64 bit object files and it can't
do that. This is why it only became a problem with 64 bit Macs and
OS X 10.6. The new config files force the C compiler to compile in 32
bit with the "-m32" option. So then the files are all 32-bit
and it compiles ok. For 64 bit the config file forces gfortran to
compile in 64 bit with "-m64".
With Apple's C compiler you can also use "-arch i386" and "-arch
x86_64" to force 32 or 64 bit. The "-m32" and "-m64" options should
work with a non-Apple gcc, although I have not tested them.
Other notes: I have not tested all the
more exotic drivers and library locations, and if you do something arcane like use a
PGPLOT-Tk interface, it may require adjustment.
See above for how to get the PNG driver to work by editing the makefile.
I tested this on OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, and have not tested PGPLOT on OS X 10.7 Lion myself, although users have reported it working on later OSes including Mavericks. I have a report
that forcing the 64-bit option by using a configuration similar to
"gfortran_gcc_64" will work, so try that.
Where to get compilers
Apple's gcc C compiler comes with Xcode, their development kit. Xcode
was on my OS X install CDs, but is not installed by default. You can
also download it from Apple.


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This example shows the use of the click handler and getLonLatFromPixel functions to trigger events on mouse click.
Using the Click handler allows you to (for example) catch clicks without catching double clicks, something that standard browser events don't do for you. (Try double clicking: you'll zoom in, whereas using the browser click event, you would just get two alerts.) This example click control shows you how to use it.


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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.cvtColor | 查看 cv.cvtColor 的代码 | Index |
cvtColor Converts an image from one color space to another
dst = cv.cvtColor(src, code)
dst = cv.cvtColor(src, code, 'OptionName',optionValue, ...)
src
.src
and code
.The function converts an input image from one color space to another. In case of a transformation to-from RGB color space, the order of the channels should be specified explicitly (RGB or BGR). Note that the default color format in OpenCV is often referred to as RGB but it is actually BGR (the bytes are reversed). So the first byte in a standard (24-bit) color image will be an 8-bit Blue component, the second byte will be Green, and the third byte will be Red. The fourth, fifth, and sixth bytes would then be the second pixel (Blue, then Green, then Red), and so on.
The conventional ranges for R, G, and B channel values are:
uint8
imagesuint16
imagessingle
and double
)In case of linear transformations, the range does not matter. But in case of
a non-linear transformation, an input RGB image should be normalized to the
proper value range to get the correct results, for example, for RGB
to
L*u*v*
transformation. For example, if you have a 32-bit floating-point
image directly converted from an 8-bit image without any scaling, then it
will have the 0..255 value range instead of 0..1 assumed by the function.
So, before calling cv.cvtColor, you need first to scale the image down:
img = cvtColor(img./255, 'BGR2Luv');
If you use cv.cvtColor with 8-bit images, the conversion will have some information lost. For many applications, this will not be noticeable but it is recommended to use 32-bit images in applications that need the full range of colors or that convert an image before an operation and then convert back.
If conversion adds the alpha channel, its value will set to the maximum of
corresponding channel range: 255 for uint8
, 65535 for uint16
, and 1 for
single
.
Transformations within RGB space like adding/removing the alpha channel,
reversing the channel order, conversion to/from 16-bit RGB color (R5:G6:B5
or R5:G5:B5
), as well as conversion to/from grayscale using:
RGB[A] to Gray: Y = 0.299*R + 0.587*G + 0.114*B
and
Gray to RGB[A]: R = Y, G = Y, B = Y, A = max(ChannelRange)
The conversion from a RGB image to gray is done with:
bwsrc = cv.cvtColor(src, 'RGB2GRAY');
More advanced channel reordering can also be done with cv.mixChannels.
See also: 'BGR2GRAY', 'RGB2GRAY', 'GRAY2BGR', 'GRAY2RGB'
[X;Y;Z] = [0.412453, 0.357580, 0.180423;
0.212671, 0.715160, 0.072169;
0.019334, 0.119193, 0.950227] * [R;G;B]
[R;G;B] = [3.240479, -1.53715, -0.498535;
-0.969256, 1.875991, 0.041556;
0.055648, -0.204043, 1.057311] * [X;Y;Z]
X
, Y
, and Z
cover the whole value range (in case of floating-point
images, Z
may exceed 1).
See also: 'BGR2XYZ', 'RGB2XYZ', 'XYZ2BGR', 'XYZ2RGB'
Y = 0.299*R + 0.587G + 0.114B
Cb = (R-Y)*0.713 + delta
Cr = (B-Y)*0.564 + delta
R = Y + 1.403*(Cr-delta)
G = Y - 0.714*(Cr-delta) - 0.344*(Cb-delta)
B = Y + 1.773*(Cb-delta)
where
/ 128 for 8-bit images
delta = | 32768 for 16-bit images
\ 0.5 for floating-point images
Y
, Cr
, and Cb
cover the whole value range.
See also: 'BGR2YCrCb', 'RGB2YCrCb', 'YCrCb2BGR', 'YCrCb2RGB'
In case of 8-bit and 16-bit images, R
, G
, and B
are converted to the
floating-point format and scaled to fit the 0 to 1 range.
V = max(R,G,B)
S = / (V - min(R,G,B)) / V if V != 0
\ 0 otherwise
/ 60*(G-B) / (V - min(R,G,B)) if V=R
H = | 120 + 60*(B-R) / (V - min(R,G,B)) if V=G
\ 240 + 60*(R-G) / (V - min(R,G,B)) if V=B
If H<0
then H=H+360
. On output 0<=V<=1
, 0<=S<=1
, 0<=H<=360
.
The values are then converted to the destination data type:
V=255*V
, S=255*S
, H=H/2
(to fit to 0 to 255)V=65535*V
, S=65535*S
, H=H
H
, S
, and V
are left as isSee also: 'BGR2HSV', 'RGB2HSV', 'HSV2BGR', 'HSV2RGB'
In case of 8-bit and 16-bit images, R
, G
, and B
are converted to the
floating-point format and scaled to fit the 0 to 1 range.
Vmax = max(R,G,B)
Vmin = min(R,G,B)
L = (Vmax + Vmin)/2
S = / (Vmax - Vmin)/(Vmax + Vmin) if L < 0.5
\ (Vmax - Vmin)/(2-(Vmax + Vmin)) if L >= 0.5
/ 60*(G-B) / (Vmax - Vmin) if Vmax=R
H = | 120 + 60*(B-R) / (Vmax - Vmin) if Vmax=G
\ 240 + 60*(R-G) / (Vmax - Vmin) if Vmax=B
If H<0
then H=H+360
. On output 0<=L<=1
, 0<=S<=1
, 0<=H<=360
.
The values are then converted to the destination data type:
L=255*L
, S=255*S
, H=H/2
(to fit to 0 to 255)L=65535*L
, S=65535*S
, H=H
H
, S
, and L
are left as isSee also: 'BGR2HLS', 'RGB2HLS', 'HLS2BGR', 'HLS2RGB'
In case of 8-bit and 16-bit images, R
, G
, and B
are converted to the
floating-point format and scaled to fit the 0 to 1 range.
[X;Y;Z] = [0.412453, 0.357580, 0.180423;
0.212671, 0.715160, 0.072169;
0.019334, 0.119193, 0.950227] * [R;G;B]
X = X/Xn, where Xn = 0.950456
Z = Z/Zn, where Zn = 1.088754
L = / 116 * Y^(1/3) - 16 for Y > 0.008856
\ 903.3 * Y for Y <= 0.008856
a = 500*(f(X) - f(Y)) + delta
b = 200*(f(Y) - f(Z)) + delta
where
f(t) = / t^(1/3) for t < 0.008856
\ 7.787*t + 16/116 for t >= 0.008856
and
delta = / 128 for 8-bit images
\ 0 for floating-point images
This outputs 0<=L<=100
, -127<=a<=127
, -127<=b<=127
. The values are
then converted to the destination data type:
L=L*255/100
, a=a+128
, b=b+128
L
, a
, and b
are left as isSee also: 'BGR2Lab', 'RGB2Lab', 'Lab2BGR', 'Lab2RGB'
In case of 8-bit and 16-bit images, R
, G
, and B
are converted to the
floating-point format and scaled to fit 0 to 1 range.
[X;Y;Z] = [0.412453, 0.357580, 0.180423;
0.212671, 0.715160, 0.072169;
0.019334, 0.119193, 0.950227] * [R;G;B]
L = / 116 * Y^(1/3) - 16 for Y > 0.008856
\ 903.3 * Y for Y <= 0.008856
u' = 4*X/(X + 15*Y + 32*Z)
v' = 9*Y/(X + 15*Y + 32*Z)
u = 13*L*(u' - un), where un = 0.19793943
v = 13*L*(v' - vn), where vn = 0.46831096
This outputs 0<=L<=100
, -134<=u<=220
, -140<=v<=122
.
The values are then converted to the destination data type:
L=255/100*L
, u=255/354*(u+134),
v=255/262*(v+140)`L
, u
, and v
are left as isThe above formulae for converting RGB to/from various color spaces have been taken from multiple sources on the web, primarily from the Charles Poynton site http://www.poynton.com/ColorFAQ.html
See also: 'BGR2Luv', 'RGB2Luv', 'Luv2BGR', 'Luv2RGB'
The Bayer pattern is widely used in CCD and CMOS cameras. It enables you to
get color pictures from a single plane where R
, G
, and B
pixels
(sensors of a particular component) are interleaved as follows:
R G R G R
G (B) (G) B G
R G R G R
G B G B G
R G R G R
The output RGB components of a pixel are interpolated from 1, 2, or 4
neighbors of the pixel having the same color. There are several
modifications of the above pattern that can be achieved by shifting the
pattern one pixel left and/or one pixel up. The two letters C1
and C2
in
the conversion constants Bayer(C1)(C2)2BGR
and Bayer(C1)(C2)2RGB
indicate the particular pattern type. These are components from the second
row, second and third columns, respectively. For example, the above pattern
has a very popular "BG" type.
See also: 'BayerBG2BGR', 'BayerGB2BGR', 'BayerRG2BGR', 'BayerGR2BGR', 'BayerBG2RGB', 'BayerGB2RGB', 'BayerRG2RGB', 'BayerGR2RGB'


Parallel compaction complements the existing parallel collector by performing full GCs in parallel to take advantage of multiprocessor (or multi-threaded) hardware. As the name suggests, it is best suited to platforms that have two or more CPUs or two or more hardware threads. It was first made available in JDK 5.0 update 6; the implementation in JDK 6 contains significant performance improvements.
Prior to the availability of parallel compaction, the parallel collector would perform young generation collections (young GCs) in parallel, but full GCs were performed single-threaded. (During a young GC, only the young generation is collected; during a full GC the entire heap is collected. See the documents referenced below for more details on generations and garbage collection.) Parallel compaction performs full GCs in parallel, resulting in lower garbage collection overhead and better application performance, particularly for applications with large heaps running on multiprocessor hardware.
Parallel compaction is not enabled by default; add the option
-XX:+UseParallelOldGC
to the java
command line to enable parallel
compaction. (Parallel compaction will likely be enabled by default
on multiprocessor hardware in a future release.)
Note that parallel compaction is not available in combination with the concurrent mark sweep collector; it can only be used with the parallel young generation collector. The documents referenced below provide more information on the available collectors and recommendations for their use.
The HotSpot documentation page contains links to Garbage Collection Tuning Guides, specific to each release, which include guidelines for choosing the garbage collector that best suits your requirements and techniques that can help reduce garbage collection overhead.


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Part 4 of 4
Your defence
How this dispute has affected them
The problem with the roof has caused me a lot of stress. We've been planning to put the house on the market so wanted this work completed. We've had to hold off listing the house with an agent until this is sorted out.


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ENGINE MODS
The Connoisseur of Engine Modifications
Showcased is a MK2 Facelift Ford Focus ST. Running at approx 380BHP, this machine is still not upgraded to its full potential. The MK2 Ford Focus ST is a modifiers dream with its vast capability of modifications which is why it is exposed on 100% Ford today. The most complex modification the MK2 ST's have are Block Mods - the method of upgrading the engines internal components to sustain the changes the car went through in factory.
With modified engines, especially the MK225 ST Engine, the block mod is most relevant due to it’s design with it's open deck and thin cylinder liners. The Focus Mk2 ST225 engine is originally manufactured by Volvo and was fitted to the Volvo T5. The engine already required a block mod but when fitted to the Focus the engine liners had to be made smaller to fit, the engine is a 5 cylinder as opposed to 4 and has a similar sound to V6 type engines.
 During the process the top part of the engine is stripped down to the pistons, the cylinder head is removed along with cams, timing belts, auxillary belts and all tensioners.
After the work is complete the engine is like new but this then allows the engine to be modified to its full potential.
The Changes
This is an extensive list of components changed during the block mod process, the process is normally a full days work and for piece of mind all components are replaced with high quality Volvo components:
- Stainless Steel Shims x4
- Ford Head Gasket x1
- Both aux belts x1
- Ford Cambelt x1
- Cambelt Tensioner x1
- Cambelt Pulley x1
- Turbo Coolant/Oil Feed Washers*
- OEM Camshaft seals x2
- OEM Turbo manifold gasket x1
- Coolant change x1
- Oil and filter change, Castrol Edge 0W 40 x1
- Water pump replaced x1
- Head bolts replaced x1
- Variable cam seals replaced x2
- Outer spark plug seals replaced x5
The process is then finalised by completing a smoke test and full OBD diagnostic.
As Jeremy Clarkson would say... SPEEEEEED!
Most modern vehicles contain an ECU (or Engine Control Unit) that is effectively a small computer which controls how the engine works. Vehicle manufacturers de-tune the engine by setting the software on the ECU to default before sending the vehicle out. This is done due to the manufacturers having to sell their cars all over the world, this means that the software settings on the ECU must take into account different climates, laws & restrictions and varying quality of fuels. Vehicle remapping is basically the modification/replacement of the manufactures default software on a vehicles ECU.
A vehicle remap replaces default software on the ECU, overwriting it with new software which can be programmed to optimize the cars overall performance. This is known as vehicle remapping because the ECU is essentially a program that controls how the engine works. When your car is remapped, the tuned software is plugged into your cars OBD port which then overwrites the engine map with the new version to enhance engine performance.
The MK2 Ford Focus ST Showcased is running with the 'Dreamscience Mod X Remap' which is the most enhanced performance remap currently on the market, increasing the BHP from 225 to approx' 380, more than a standard RS. Alongside an upgraded RS ECU Holder, this machine is razzing at its current max with still more to come.
 There are specialised garages across the United Kingdom which could enhance your Ford like this. The MK2 ST shown was enhanced via DreamScience in Hull and worked on this machine vigorously for a full day to make it the car it is today.
Do you want to feel the speed? Get it here:
Not only do you have Dreamscience, if you're closer to the West Midlands you can give Pumabuild in Bimringham a visit who specialise in Ford Modifications. Pumabuild aim to produce the very best out of your Ford ever since 1998, giving them that ultimate genuinity.
Dreamscience do other modificiations and has transformed this MK2 Focus ST with; Dreamscience 3 inch Stainless Steel De Cat Twin Exhaust System, Dreamscience 3 Inch Down Pipe, Uprated Manifold And Gasket Seals, Dreamscience Uprated Large Front Mount Intercooler, Dreamscience Stage 2 Cold Air Induction Kit, Forge Stage 2 Uprated Turbo Actuator, RS Stage 2 Clutch Kit Including Uprated Fly Wheel, RS ECU Holder, RS Spark Plugs, Dreamscience Mod X Remap, Maxton Designs Front Splitter, Maxton Designs RS Style Rear Defuser, Genuine Ford Gloss Black 19 inch RS Alloys, Eibach 15mm Hubcentric Wheels Spacers Fitted All Round. With a total cost of modifications at approx; £8000.


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Zhe's Funds
ZLFund
- Inception date: 11/30/2014
- Assets: ETFs, stocks, options, P2P lending, funds
- Fund manager: Zhe Liu
- Features:
- Long-term, diversified, index investing
- "Core-satellite" investment style
- Website: zlfund.weebly.com
ZLFund CMF Investment Fund
- Inception date: 1/18/2017
- Assets: Crypto margin funding
- Fund manager: Zhe Liu
- Features:
- Provide dollar margin financing to Crypto traders
- Algorithmic trading
H&L Partners Put Write Strategy Fund: DEFUNCT
- Inception date: 9/30/2016
- Defunct: 2/14/2020
- Assets: Options, ETFs, Treasury bills/notes
- Fund managers: Zhe Liu, Pu He
- Features:
- Periodic put options selling
- Diversified into US, Developed and Emerging markets
© 2014-2023 Zhe Liu. All rights reserved.


Anna is a sophisticated woman who abandons her empty existence as the wife of Karenin and turns to Count Vronsky to fulfil her passionate nature - with tragic consequences.
Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.


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Chief Justice denies bias for Marcoses
by Hector LawasNEWLY-appointed Chief Justice Diosdado Peralta yesterday vowed to be objective and impartial with the electoral protest filed by former senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. against Vice President Leni Robredo.
“In so far as the PET case, I’ve been always objective with the performance on my work, I always rely on the evidence submitted and the law applicable,” Peralta said during his first Meet the Press event at the Supreme Court.
Peralta likewise belied insinuations that he was favoring the Marcoses when he penned the ruling allowing the remains of former president Ferdinand Marcos to be buried at the Libingan ng mga Bayani.
“It’s not correct that I’ve been favoring the Marcoses, it’s the only decision that I favored the Marcoses, it’s only the burial,” said Peralta.
He argued that there was no law prohibiting a former president to be laid to rest at the Libingan ng mga Bayani.
“In the case of the burial, there is no law or a resolution prohibiting the burial of a president. So what shall we do? We cannot resolve cases based on public opinion,” Peralta said.
Meanwhile, Peralta disclosed that the Presidential Electoral Tribunal allowed the camps of Marcos and Robredo to photocopy some of the election documents.


Hard Rain
Starring Christian Slater, Morgan Freeman, Minnie Driver, Randy Quaid
First it was called "The Flood" and now it's called "Hard Rain". I don't see much of a difference, but apparently some executives at Paramount figured that with a title like "The Flood", it might become another casuality of the "disaster movie flops", a la "Volcano" and "Dante's Peak".
Well, whatever you want to call it, it's a pretty good movie. It's written by Graham Yost, the guy responsible for the first "Speed" movie. "Hard Rain" is very similiar in many respects. We have the hero who doesn't really want to be a hero. We have the love interest, who is much wiser than she appears to be. The only thing different, is that "Hard Rain" doesn't really feature a clear villian, where "Speed" had Dennis Hopper.
This isn't a bad thing, really.  It's usually some dude with a grudge, and a lot of ammo/bombs at his disposal. "Hard Rain" features Morgan Freeman as the "bad guy", but once we get to know him, we find that he's really not that bad after all. He doesn't want to kill anyone, he just wants to get the money that Christian Slater is responsible for. It's through a set of extreme circumstances that his non-violence plan is thrown off course. To say more, would really be unfair, because a large part of the enjoyment of this film are the unexpected surprises along the way.
Christian Slater, recently jailed for beating up his girlfriend, gives a fair performance as a man who's just trying to do the right thing under really difficult circumstances. The real star of the show, however, is Freeman. It's really surprising to see him "slumming" in a film like this, but he does bring an unexpected air of dignity to what would have otherwise been a standard action flick.
Anyway, while it's no "Speed", "Hard Rain" is a suitably diverting way to spend an hour and a half.
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Before Change
//x += [feature_dict["neg_hist_"+feat] for feat in behavior_feature_list]
fix_feature_names = get_fixlen_feature_names(feature_columns)
varlen_feature_names = get_varlen_feature_names(feature_columns)
x = [feature_dict[name] for name in fix_feature_names] + [feature_dict[name] for name in varlen_feature_names]
x += [behavior_length]
y = [1, 0, 1]
After Change
if use_neg:
feature_dict["neg_hist_item"] = np.array([[1, 2, 3, 0], [1, 2, 3, 0], [1, 2, 0, 0]])
feature_dict["neg_hist_item_gender"] = np.array([[1, 1, 2, 0], [2, 1, 1, 0], [2, 1, 0, 0]])
feature_columns += [VarLenSparseFeat("neg_hist_item",3+1, maxlen=4, embedding_name="item"),
VarLenSparseFeat("neg_hist_item_gender",3+1, maxlen=4, embedding_name="item_gender")]
x = {name:feature_dict[name] for name in get_feature_names(feature_columns)}
x["seq_length"] = behavior_length
y = [1, 0, 1]
return x, y, feature_columns, behavior_feature_list


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Hot, salty, sweet and sour are balanced perfectly in this classic dish.
Equipment and preparation: You will need a food processor and a julienne peeler or spiraliser.
For the fish cakes, place the fish in a food processor and blend for 3 seconds until smooth. Add the fish sauce, egg, coriander, curry paste, chilli, garlic, ginger, lime zest and juice and blend again until everything is combined.
Remove the blade from the food processor and stir through the green beans and half the spring onions. With damp hands, form the mixture into 12 balls and flatten to make fish cakes. Coat each fish cake with the sesame seeds.
Heat the oil in a large frying pan and fry the fishcakes in batches for about 2 minutes on each side. Remove with a fish slice and drain on a plate lined with kitchen paper.
Meanwhile, for the dressing, whisk the caster sugar, lime zest and juice and fish sauce until the caster sugar has dissolved. Whisk in the red chilli.
For the salad, toast the peanuts in a dry frying pan until golden-brown, remove from the pan and bash roughly in a pestle and mortar.
Put all the rest of the salad ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Pour over the dressing and give it a good mix to combine.
Garnish the fish cakes with the remaining spring onions and serve straight away with the salad and some sweet chilli dipping sauce.


Better c-style assertions using callsite for self-documenting failure messages.
$ npm install better-assert
By default assertions are enabled, however the NO_ASSERT environment variable will deactivate them when truthy.
var assert = require('better-assert');
test();
function test() {
var user = { name: 'tobi' };
assert('tobi' == user.name);
assert('number' == typeof user.age);
}
AssertionError: 'number' == typeof user.age
at test (/Users/tj/projects/better-assert/example.js:9:3)
at Object.<anonymous> (/Users/tj/projects/better-assert/example.js:4:1)
at Module._compile (module.js:449:26)
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at Module.load (module.js:356:32)
at Function.Module._load (module.js:312:12)
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PICNIC07: Some thoughts on creating worlds, Michael Johnson
Talking about making a movie at Pixar. 3 steps:
All underpinned by research. e.g. in a Bugs Life, they put cameras at ground level and noticed that everything seemed translucent - so used that in the film. Shows 2 videos of fish in water side-by-side: one film, the other animation based on film: indistinguishable.
For Ratatouille they spent a lot of time running round Paris in the Autumn, looking at live action, etc. Also spent time looking at the details of food porn photography.
Again, Edna from the Incredibles: building up of the character through 2D and 3D design.


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Functions for applying a wide range of fisheries stock assessment methods.
| Version: | 1.11-0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.7.0), MASS, boot, bootstrap, lme4, numDeriv |
| Published: | 2018-11-20 |
| Author: | Gary A. Nelson |
| Maintainer: | Gary A. Nelson <gary.nelson at mass.gov> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | fishmethods results |
| Reference manual: | fishmethods.pdf |
| Package source: | fishmethods_1.11-0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: fishmethods_1.11-0.zip, r-release: fishmethods_1.11-0.zip, r-oldrel: fishmethods_1.11-0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: fishmethods_1.11-0.tgz, r-oldrel: fishmethods_1.11-0.tgz |
| Old sources: | fishmethods archive |
| Reverse suggests: | FSA |
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To configure the plugins used by your application, a dedicated section is available in the localConfig.json configuration file:
"plugins": {
...
}
Inside the plugins section, several modes can be configured (e.g. desktop or mobile), each one with its own list of plugins:
"plugins": {
"mobile": [...],
"desktop": [...]
}
Each plugin can be simply listed (and the default configuration is used):
"plugins": {
...
"desktop": ["Map", "MousePosition", "Toolbar", "TOC"]
}
or fully configured:
"plugins": {
...
"desktop": [{
"name": "Map",
...
}
},
...
]
}
Configuration properties of plugins can use expressions, so that they are dynamically bound to the application state.
An expression is anything between curly brackets ({...}) that is a javascript expression, where the monitored state of the application is available as a set of variables.
To define the monitored state, you have to add a monitorState property in localConfig.json.
{
...
"monitorState": [{"name": "mapType", "path": "mapType.mapType"}]
...
}
Where:
When you have a monitored state, you can use it in configuration properties this way: Be sure to write a valid javascript expression.
"cfg": {
...
"myProp": "{state('mapType') === 'openlayers' ? 1 : 2}"
...
}
Expressions are supported in cfg properties and in hideFrom and showIn sections.
In addition to monitored state also the page request parameters are available as variables to be used in expressions.
Look at the plugin reference page for a list of available configuration properties.


| COMMENT |
A string value for a comment |
| OBJECT |
An enumerated value for the object number |
| OBJECT_DESIGNATOR |
A string value for the object designator |
| CATALOG_NAME |
A string value for the catalog name |
| OBJECT_NAME |
A string value for the object name |
| INTERNATIONAL_DESIGNATOR |
A string value for the international designator |
| OBJECT_TYPE |
An enumerated value for the object type |
| OPERATOR_CONTACT_POSITION |
A string value for the operator contact position |
| OPERATOR_ORGANIZATION |
A string value for the operator organization |
| EPHEMERIS_NAME |
A string value for the ephemeris name |
| COVARIANCE_METHOD |
An enumerated value for the covariance method |
| MANEUVERABLE |
An enumerated value for the maneuverable type |
| ORBIT_CENTER |
A string value for the orbit center |
| REF_FRAME |
An enumerated value for the reference frame |
| GRAVITY_MODEL |
A string value for the gravity model |
| ATMOSPHERIC_MODEL |
A string value for the atmospheric model |
| N_BODY_PERTURBATIONS |
A string value for the n-body perturbations |
| SOLAR_RAD_PRESSURE |
A boolean value for solar radiation pressure |
| EARTH_TIDES |
A boolean value for earth tides |
| INTRACK_THRUST |
A boolean value for intrack thrust |
| TIME_LASTOB_START |
A string value for the time of last observation start |
| TIME_LASTOB_END |
A string value for the time of last observation end |
| RECOMMENDED_OD_SPAN |
A double value for the recommended observation data span |
| ACTUAL_OD_SPAN |
A double value for the actual observation data span |
| OBS_AVAILABLE |
An unsigned integer value for the number of observations available |
| OBS_USED |
An unsigned integer value for the number of observations used |
| TRACKS_AVAILABLE |
An unsigned integer value for the number of tracks available |
| TRACKS_USED |
An unsigned integer value for the number of tracks used |
| RESIDUALS_ACCEPTED |
A double value for the residuals accepted |
| WEIGHTED_RMS |
A double value for the weighted root mean square |
| AREA_PC |
A double value for the area of the object |
| AREA_DRG |
A double value for the area of the object drag |
| AREA_SRP |
A double value for the area of the object solar radiation pressure |
| MASS |
A double value for the mass of the object |
| CR_AREA_OVER_MASS |
A double value for the object's area-to-mass ratio |
| THRUST_ACCELERATION |
A double value for the object's thrust acceleration |
| SEDR |
A double value for the object's solar flux |
| X |
A double value for the X-coordinate of the object's position in RTN coordinates |
| Y |
A double value for the Y-coordinate of the object's position in RTN |
| Z |
A double value for the Z-coordinate of the object's position in RTN |
| X_DOT |
A double value for the X-coordinate of the object's position in RTN coordinates |
| Y_DOT |
A double value for the Y-coordinate of the object's position in RTN |
| Z_DOT |
A double value for the Z-coordinate of the object's position in RTN |