23 August 2022
PostgreSQL JDBC Driver 42.5.0 Released
Notable changes
Changed
Added
Fixed
See full changelog for 42.5.0
17 August 2022
PostgreSQL JDBC Driver 42.4.2 Released
Notable changes
Changed
- fix: add alias to the generated getUDT() query for clarity (PR #2553)[https://github.com/pgjdbc/pgjdbc/pull/2553]
Added
- fix: make setObject accept UUID array PR #2587
Fixed
- fix: regression with GSS. Changes introduced to support building with Java 17 caused failures Issue #2588
- fix: set a timeout to get the return from requesting SSL upgrade. PR #2572
- feat: synchronize statement executions (e.g. avoid deadlock when Connection.isValid is executed from concurrent threads)
See full changelog for 42.4.2
03 August 2022
PostgreSQL JDBC Driver 42.4.1 Released
Notable changes
Security
- fix: CVE-2022-31197 Fixes SQL generated in PgResultSet.refresh() to escape column identifiers so as to prevent SQL injection.
- Previously, the column names for both key and data columns in the table were copied as-is into the generated
SQL. This allowed a malicious table with column names that include statement terminator to be parsed and
executed as multiple separate commands.
- Also adds a new test class ResultSetRefreshTest to verify this change.
- Reported by Sho Kato
Changed
- chore: skip publishing pgjdbc-osgi-test to Central
- chore: bump Gradle to 7.5
- test: update JUnit to 5.8.2
Added
- chore: added Gradle Wrapper Validation for verifying gradle-wrapper.jar
- chore: added "permissions: contents: read" for GitHub Actions to avoid unintentional modifications by the CI
- chore: support building pgjdbc with Java 17
See full changelog for 42.4.1


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Don't let it pass you byThere is a modern disease that has, as yet, no known cure. Many clever people have worked tirelessly to find a remedy, but none have proved effective. This disease is particularly prevalent around Christmas when it seems to afflict mothers and grand mothers more than most. The disease -- 'hurry sickness'. One would think that at least all the amazing technological and scientific advances would have bought us a little more time and space for re-creation and restoration. Just think of all the amazing time saving advances that ought to have enhanced our personal time: two in one shampoos (no need to rinse our hair twice), drive through takeaway food (allowing us to eat in cars as nature intended), food scanners in supermarkets, 5 items or less check-outs (why do they always have the longest queue?), broad-band internet access (now we can go 'online' in five seconds instead of twenty -- trouble is, we stay online twenty times longer!) Our world has become the world of the Red Queen in 'Alice and Wonderland: "Now here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that!" So here is the question for you, "Have all the amazing time saving ideas increased your own personal time? Have they enabled you to find another day on the golf course or a fourth session at the gym or an extra night at home with your family?" Can you at least say honestly that you have a general sense of more time and increased well-being? The American sociologist, Robert Banks notes that while western society is rich in goods, it is extremely 'time poor'. He says that, in contrast many societies in the two thirds world are poor material possessions by our standards, but they are rich in time. And from about now I would say you are accelerating towards Christmas as the hype encourages you to do, and the pressure to feed the materialistic appetites of your youngest increases. To live this way, waiting for Christmas, means we will miss much along the way and feel let down if 'the day' doesn't live up to its promise. In the middle of all the hurry and the preparations and the dead-lines we can choose a different way -a way of proper preparation. As we eagerly pull another fifty pounds from the 'hole-in-the-wall', we could choose to meditate for a moment on the words of a carol churned out from the high street speaker, 'Hark the herald Angels sing, "Glory!" to the new born King' or 'Hail the heaven-born Prince of Peace! Hail the Son of righteousness!  Your preparations could begin with the lighting of the first candle at the start of Advent or while you watch your five-year-old grandchild perform in the school nativity or as you listen to carol concerts and 'scratch' performances of Handel's Messiah. The wonder of Christmas is found in the meaning that God attaches to it and not the slant fed to us by the slickest of advertising campaigns. In the birth of Jesus, God has come near to bring light into our darkness and hope into our emptiness. We would love you to begin your preparations for Christmas with us this year -- we've tried to gear our celebrations in the benefice towards the whole community -- with something for everyone. You'll find a programme of events in this issue and posters on the Priory gate, Church Office and in our local schools. Wishing you a meaningful Christmas and much peace from all of us at St Mary's. Cogges Parish | Other articles | Feedback © 2004; Published in Cogges Parish monthly newsletter, December 2004 / January 2005 |


--- title: Resource Annotations description: Resource annotations used by Istio. location: https://istio.io/docs/reference/config/annotations.html weight: 60 ---
This page presents the various resource annotations that Istio supports to control its behavior.
| Annotation Name | Resource Types | Description |
|---|---|---|
galley.istio.io/analyze-suppress |
[Any] | A comma separated list of configuration analysis message codes to suppress when Istio analyzers are run. For example, to suppress reporting of IST0103 (PodMissingProxy) and IST0108 (UnknownAnnotation) on a resource, apply the annotation 'galley.istio.io/analyze-suppress=IST0108,IST0103'. If the value is '*', then all configuration analysis messages are suppressed. |
install.operator.istio.io/chart-owner |
[Any] | Represents the name of the chart used to create this resource. |
install.operator.istio.io/owner-generation |
[Any] | Represents the generation to which the resource was last reconciled. |
install.operator.istio.io/version |
[Any] | Represents the Istio version associated with the resource |
kubernetes.io/ingress.class |
[Ingress] | Annotation on an Ingress resources denoting the class of controllers responsible for it. |
networking.istio.io/exportTo |
[Service] | Specifies the namespaces to which this service should be exported to. A value of '*' indicates it is reachable within the mesh '.' indicates it is reachable within its namespace. |
policy.istio.io/check |
[Pod] | Determines the policy for behavior when unable to connect to Mixer. If not set, FAIL_CLOSE is set, rejecting requests. |
policy.istio.io/checkBaseRetryWaitTime |
[Pod] | Base time to wait between retries, will be adjusted by backoff and jitter. In duration format. If not set, this will be 80ms. |
policy.istio.io/checkMaxRetryWaitTime |
[Pod] | Maximum time to wait between retries to Mixer. In duration format. If not set, this will be 1000ms. |
policy.istio.io/checkRetries |
[Pod] | The maximum number of retries on transport errors to Mixer. If not set, this will be 0, indicating no retries. |
policy.istio.io/lang |
[Pod] | Selects the attribute expression language runtime for Mixer. |
prometheus.istio.io/merge-metrics |
[Pod] | Specifies if application Prometheus metric will be merged with Envoy metrics for this workload. |
proxy.istio.io/config |
[Pod] | Overrides for the proxy configuration for this specific proxy. Available options can be found at https://istio.io/docs/reference/config/istio.mesh.v1alpha1/#ProxyConfig. |
readiness.status.sidecar.istio.io/applicationPorts |
[Pod] | Specifies the list of ports exposed by the application container. Used by the Envoy sidecar readiness probe to determine that Envoy is configured and ready to receive traffic. |
readiness.status.sidecar.istio.io/failureThreshold |
[Pod] | Specifies the failure threshold for the Envoy sidecar readiness probe. |
readiness.status.sidecar.istio.io/initialDelaySeconds |
[Pod] | Specifies the initial delay (in seconds) for the Envoy sidecar readiness probe. |
readiness.status.sidecar.istio.io/periodSeconds |
[Pod] | Specifies the period (in seconds) for the Envoy sidecar readiness probe. |
sidecar.istio.io/bootstrapOverride |
[Pod] | Specifies an alternative Envoy bootstrap configuration file. |
sidecar.istio.io/componentLogLevel |
[Pod] | Specifies the component log level for Envoy. |
sidecar.istio.io/controlPlaneAuthPolicy |
[Pod] | Specifies the auth policy used by the Istio control plane. If NONE, traffic will not be encrypted. If MUTUAL_TLS, traffic between Envoy sidecar will be wrapped into mutual TLS connections. |
sidecar.istio.io/discoveryAddress |
[Pod] | Specifies the XDS discovery address to be used by the Envoy sidecar. |
sidecar.istio.io/enableCoreDump |
[Pod] | Specifies whether or not an Envoy sidecar should enable core dump. |
sidecar.istio.io/inject |
[Pod] | Specifies whether or not an Envoy sidecar should be automatically injected into the workload. |
sidecar.istio.io/interceptionMode |
[Pod] | Specifies the mode used to redirect inbound connections to Envoy (REDIRECT or TPROXY). |
sidecar.istio.io/logLevel |
[Pod] | Specifies the log level for Envoy. |
sidecar.istio.io/proxyCPU |
[Pod] | Specifies the requested CPU setting for the Envoy sidecar. |
sidecar.istio.io/proxyCPULimit |
[Pod] | Specifies the CPU limit for the Envoy sidecar. |
sidecar.istio.io/proxyImage |
[Pod] | Specifies the Docker image to be used by the Envoy sidecar. |
sidecar.istio.io/proxyMemory |
[Pod] | Specifies the requested memory setting for the Envoy sidecar. |
sidecar.istio.io/proxyMemoryLimit |
[Pod] | Specifies the memory limit for the Envoy sidecar. |
sidecar.istio.io/rewriteAppHTTPProbers |
[Pod] | Rewrite HTTP readiness and liveness probes to be redirected to the Envoy sidecar. |
sidecar.istio.io/statsInclusionPrefixes |
[Pod] | Specifies the comma separated list of prefixes of the stats to be emitted by Envoy. |
sidecar.istio.io/statsInclusionRegexps |
[Pod] | Specifies the comma separated list of regexes the stats should match to be emitted by Envoy. |
sidecar.istio.io/statsInclusionSuffixes |
[Pod] | Specifies the comma separated list of suffixes of the stats to be emitted by Envoy. |
sidecar.istio.io/status |
[Pod] | Generated by Envoy sidecar injection that indicates the status of the operation. Includes a version hash of the executed template, as well as names of injected resources. |
sidecar.istio.io/userVolume |
[Pod] | Specifies one or more user volumes (as a JSON array) to be added to the Envoy sidecar. |
sidecar.istio.io/userVolumeMount |
[Pod] | Specifies one or more user volume mounts (as a JSON array) to be added to the Envoy sidecar. |
status.sidecar.istio.io/port |
[Pod] | Specifies the HTTP status Port for the Envoy sidecar. If zero, the sidecar will not provide status. |
traffic.sidecar.istio.io/excludeInboundPorts |
[Pod] | A comma separated list of inbound ports to be excluded from redirection to Envoy. Only applies when all inbound traffic (i.e. '*') is being redirected. |
traffic.sidecar.istio.io/excludeOutboundIPRanges |
[Pod] | A comma separated list of IP ranges in CIDR form to be excluded from redirection. Only applies when all outbound traffic (i.e. '*') is being redirected. |
traffic.sidecar.istio.io/excludeOutboundPorts |
[Pod] | A comma separated list of outbound ports to be excluded from redirection to Envoy. |
traffic.sidecar.istio.io/includeInboundPorts |
[Pod] | A comma separated list of inbound ports for which traffic is to be redirected to Envoy. The wildcard character '*' can be used to configure redirection for all ports. An empty list will disable all inbound redirection. |
traffic.sidecar.istio.io/includeOutboundIPRanges |
[Pod] | A comma separated list of IP ranges in CIDR form to redirect to Envoy (optional). The wildcard character '*' can be used to redirect all outbound traffic. An empty list will disable all outbound redirection. |
traffic.sidecar.istio.io/kubevirtInterfaces |
[Pod] | A comma separated list of virtual interfaces whose inbound traffic (from VM) will be treated as outbound. |


| A mind-bending thriller set in Portland, Oregon about an unspoken tragedy and its effects on a house, its temporary caretakers and the owners, a classical music critic and his wife on a recuperative trip to Italy. | |
| Genres: | Fantasy, Horror, Thriller |
| Director: | Michael Bartlett |
| Writer: | Michael Bartlett |
Cast: | Kelly - Lindsey Haun Jesse - Blake Berris Tim - RJ Mitte Alan - Randy Schulman Sarah - Diane Dalton Adam - Micah Nelson Rose - Michele Mariana Realtor - Moreen Littrell 1940's AAF Pilot Golfer - Brandon Smith 1940's Golfer - Tim Whitcomb Restaurant Patron - Broderick Boyd Italian Waitress - Susan Funk Waiter - Sean Goodearl Surveyor - Michael Bartlett Restaurant Patron - Cole Wagoner |


As a parent user, Mia wants to incentivize task completion with rewards.
Mama Mia has had an extremely busy day. She comes home and it's already time for dinner. Her kid was bugging to turn on the tv. Mia declared, "If your room is clean, clothes are put away, and homework is done—yes, you may watch TV."
Mia goes back to making dinner as she hears the tv blaring in the next room. She steps into the next room as she passes her kids bedroom. Her eye catches the clothes that were supposed to be put away, still on the bed.
If only there was an easier way to keep track of the list of tasks she gives her child to ensure she is raising a responsible individual.
Mia logs in and adds her child as a user. She goes to add tasks and incentive value for the task. She saves and they are sent to the kids profile.
Mia needs to be logged in to add child. Child profile need to be selected before adding tasks.
Mia has added tasks and incentives to her her child's profile.
Mia logs into her account
App returns parent dashboard
She clicks to add new child profile
App returns add child form
Mia inputs information and clicks save
App returns confirmation with page that contains child's profile icon
Mia clicks profile icon to add tasks
App returns kids profile page; dashboard to add tasks and incentives, view completed tasks, etc.
Mia clicks to add task
App returns task and incentive input section
Mia inputs task and assigns value to task; clicks to save
App returns child's profile dashboard as affordance.


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by None at 2022-03-14 18:18:39.This monitor may help... https://app.datadoghq.com/monitors/58209810?live=1m
Also change "Illegal immigration in literature" to "Undocumented immigrants in literature"
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by Thanya Begum at 2022-03-14 17:50:26.Publishing job will exclude any records that are electronic resources.
@pmgreen @mzelesky what do we see happening with this? Would it be useful to get this sort of report or should we rely on the auto-expiration of all students at the end of the semester. We'd still need to investigate if this sort of report is actual a possibility.
I think it would be helpful to have a report to audit against, it possible. There is room for error in relying only on expiration dates.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2022-03-14 15:29:18.The template from requests for testing purposes: https://github.com/pulibrary/requests/blob/756c5a7fb7947a432646ab438f4752902c5e556d/lib/generators/requests/templates/app/controllers/users/omniauth_callbacks_controller.rb#L12-L27
The code that is being run in orangelight: https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/blob/main/lib/omniauth/strategies/barcode.rb
use vault_alma_staging_read_only_apikey
from ansible vault for testing Alma API key.
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by None at 2022-03-14 17:26:43.Closing since DataSpace does not have this data. A new ticket will be opened when we get to implement this outside of DataSpace. There is a proof of concept hard-coded to one researcher to show how this would work.
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by Hector Correa at 2022-03-14 15:30:48.Won't do for MVP. New ticket to be opened.
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by Hector Correa at 2022-03-14 21:16:02.How do they look in non-dark mode?
@hectorcorrea The favicons look fine in non-dark mode. Good point.
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by Kate Lynch at 2022-03-14 15:31:52.There may be an issue with the MFHD that is being passed into requests. This could be either a orangelight of bibdata issue...
Maybe we need to change the mfhd to be the temporary location: https://catalog.princeton.edu/requests/9915946413506421?mfhd=RES_SHARE$IN_RS_REQ
But if we do not have the correct mfhd can we really make any requests? Maybe because resource sharing does not need the mfhd.
Reserve Term locations are less straight forward. They should not be using those and a policy decision needs to be made.
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Aladdhā cetaso santiṁ,
citte avasavattinī;
Tassā me aṭṭhamī ratti,
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I left my dwelling.
I had failed to find peace of heart,
or any control over my mind.
Now it is the eighth night
since craving was eradicated.
Bahūhi dukkhadhammehi,
appamādaratāya me;
Taṇhakkhayo anuppatto,
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanan”ti.
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I have, through my love of diligence,
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and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.
…
Sāmā therī ….


Hello there,
i have a question and i hope you understand me in my english.
I have a JeeNode v6 with RFM12B on board. Some Years ago i have transmit some data over it. But its a long Time ago. Now i want to transmit Data to the Raspi where emonbase is running. But i have tryed so many versions of code but nothing is shown on emonbase input side.
Have someone a running code for JeeNode v6 that only send data. The data can be static, the point is to understand the transmit. Collecting data from RoamBoard or something like this can i try to code myself.
Only sending and in best case set the board in sleep mode and wake up every 10 seconds is my problem.
I hope i explain my problem.
Greets
Thorsten
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
As I understand it, a JeeNode uses the same basic parts that the emonTx uses - an Atmel ATMega328P processor and a RFM12B radio module.
Therefore, I think you need to approach your problem this way:
Find your old Jeenode sketch. That will have all the correct pin numbers, which you will need to know.
Look at an emonTx sketch. I suggest the simplest one that uses the RFM12B: https://github.com/openenergymonitor/RFM12B_Simple/blob/master/Tx_Simple...
This is a demonstration and all it does is send a packet of numbers every 2 s. Either copy from Tx_SimpleRFM12B_demo.ino the parts that make up the message into your sketch, or copy the hardware parts from your old JeeNode sketch into the Tx_SimpleRFM12B_demo.ino sketch. I think it is only the LED output in the Tx_SimpleRFM12B_demo.ino sketch, that you will need to remove, because the JeeNode has no LED.
You will need a copy of JeeLib - instructions to get that are here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/installing-arduino-libr...
If you can get that working, then look at the emonTx V3 sketches or the emonTH sketches to see how to put the board to sleep between readings. You might find this useful: http://jeelabs.net/projects/cafe/wiki/POF_03_-_Wireless_light_sensor
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
Hello,
first thanks for the tips!
I have tried a lot and this is my result:
i have one jeenode as sniffer and one as tx.
At the sniffer i can see the tx. I have seen that the Nodes where at the wrong config.
With the RF12_config i have correct the config. Now i am on 210 433.
With some test i have seen the Data on my EmonHub.
Now i have to find out how to measure something.
But i have a second Problem. I dont know is this the right location to ask this. Its a question about electric.
I know a lot about electrics but this is me a mystery:
our stove runs for three phases! Phase two and three are ok. When the oven is off, there is no Electricity. However, the consumption is displayed with -30 Watt on phase one. Although the stove is off.
I have another fuse where - is displayed. it is also on phase one but another fuse. I do not know what it is there because it is not labeled.
But negative values?
This is a mystery. Have someone a idea?
Greets
MueThoS
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
HI Thorsten,
try to turn the inductor 180°. if you go the wrong direction through a inductor you get negative values.
Greetings Marc
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
Hi Marc,
I had also made first.
However, the decisive is right by load.
the Inductor is therefore right side up.
The problem must lie on the stove
Greetings Thorsten
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
What sketch are you running?
If you are using a single phase sketch and measuring 3 phases you can expect each to report a different value for the same fixed load as 2 CT's will be sampled out of phase.
With a single AC adapter you can measure 3 phases to a lesser accuracy by offsetting the measurement timing on the other 2 phases.
If using a 3 phase sketch try moving each ct to the next phase to create a comparison depending on whether the "faulty" reading moves with the CT/jeenode or remains on the same phase of the stove will help diagnose.
Or if using a single phase sketch put all 3 CT's on one wire to confirm they all report the same.
Paul
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
To expand on Paul's answer:
The 3-phase sketch works by recording the voltage of Phase 1, then "replaying" it 120° later to calculate the power for phase 2, and again 120° later than that for phase 3. You must have the order of the phases correct; that is, CT1 must be on the phase that has the voltage monitor, CT2 must the on the next phase and CT3 must be on the last phase. In the diagram here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/3-phase-power Phase 1 is red, Phase 2 is yellow, Phase 3 is blue.
This is not the most accurate method, the limitations are all listed in the comments in the sketch. You must calibrate it according to the instructions in the sketch.
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
There was the standart sketch on the emonTX. So i think the single phase.
Now i have uploaded the 3 phase sketch.
And i connect the uart-bridge. This is the debug result:
It looks horrible 8-)
edit:
i connect the ac-adapter to phase 1 and the order from the ct's is right.
before the ac-adapter was on phase 3.
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
To see whether those numbers are sensible, you must tell us what your input circuit is:
What voltage does your JeeNode run at?
Which current transformer are you using, and what burden resistor?
Which voltage adapter are you using, and what values do you have for the voltage divider?
What is the power that you are expecting to measure?
Remember that using an emonTx with the standard 100 A current transformer and burden, you cannot expect an accurate measurement of current below about 2 A (2% of the maximum reading). Less than that, the ADC resolution and noise will make the reading increasingly unreliable. The standard YHDC SCT-013-000 current transformer itself is only specified at better than 3% accuracy at greater than 10 A.
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
Not that you misunderstand me.
The currents I measure with the emonTX with 100A CTs.
The JeeNodes I want to use it later for other things.
The inaccuracy is not the problem for me.
Only negative should not be.
I have now written the 3-phase sketch.
and I turned the CTs.
The first looks pretty good.
I still need to test whether that is decisive according to Elictricity.
In the 3-phase Sketch the temperature measurement is missing, but that's not so bad first.
I observe now first the measurement of power
Re: JeeNode v6 - Send Data to Raspi emonbase
To begin, you wanted to know how to make a JeeNode work with a Raspberry Pi. Now I understand that you have both emonTx and JeeNodes.
You are correct, there is no temperature measurement in the 3-phase sketch, but you can add that very easily, after the 3-phase power has been calculated and before you send the data.
When you calculate apparent power (VA), you cannot know the direction of power flow, so the answer is always positive. When you calculate real power, you can know which way the power is flowing because you know the phase of the current compared to the voltage. We say imported power is positive and exported power is negative. To reverse the sign of power, you must change the relative phase of the current and voltage, and the easy way to do that is to reverse the CT on the wire, as mpruessmeier wrote.


A collection of R functions for use with Stock Synthesis, a fisheries stock assessment modeling platform written in ADMB by Dr. Richard D. Methot at the NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center. The functions include tools for summarizing and plotting results, manipulating files, visualizing model parameterizations, and various other common stock assessment tasks.
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| Imports: | coda, corpcor, gplots, gtools, maps, pso, tcltk, truncnorm |
| Published: | 2015-12-23 |
| Author: | Ian G. Taylor, Ian J. Stewart, Allan C. Hicks, Tommy M. Garrison, Andre E. Punt, John R. Wallace, Chantel R. Wetzel, James T. Thorson, Yukio Takeuchi, Kotaro Ono, Cole C. Monnahan, Christine C. Stawitz, Z. Teresa A'mar, Athol R. Whitten, Kelli F. Johnson, Robbie L. Emmet, Sean C. Anderson, and other contributors. |
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THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS A film review by Mary V. Burke Copyright 1991 Mary V. Burke
Starring Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn, Ted Levine, et al.; directed by Jonathan Demme.
I had the great pleasure of attending a sneak preview of THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS here in Boston last night, courtesy of Premiere magazine, and let me not mince words--it's one of the best horror/suspense movies I've ever seen, and you should go see it the moment it opens. Period.
For the benefit of those who are not familiar with the novel by Thomas Harris on which the film is based, the plot centers around the search for a serial killer called Buffalo Bill who has been leaving a trail of partially flayed women's bodies. The FBI Behavioral Science Unit is on the case, and is hoping to enlist the aid of another serial killer currently in custody, the brilliant psychiatrist Hannibal Lecter (the old "Set a thief to catch a thief" tactic). Clarice Starling, an FBI trainee, is assigned to talk to him, and they develop an eerie sort of partnership in which he trades his insights on Buffalo Bill for glimpses into Clarice's soul.
I went into this movie with very high expectations, having read the book several times (and it is one hell of a good one), along with many others dealing with serial killer syndrome, factual and fictional. And I must say that, even though I knew what was going to happen and how everything would end, Demme's treatment was thoroughly gripping, suspenseful, and *scary*. There are some scenes that are rather disturbing, albeit not terribly graphic in the sense of large amounts of blood spraying around the room--just grim and gritty. There are some alterations to the story, but not really material ones; generally it's quite faithful to the novel, and hangs together very well. One moment in the search that seems like a complete anticlimax proves to be anything but that, and Demme engineers it so skillfully that you don't know for sure until the very last instant ... I don't want to give away any more about this bit, though.
The performances are uniformly fine. Jodie Foster gives us a character who is ambitious, smart, and strong, but is still working to gain mastery of herself, and to keep it in the company of a spiritual vampire like Lecter. I was a bit leery of Anthony Hopkins as Lecter, having seen Brian Cox's portrayal in MANHUNTER (based on Harris's previous novel, RED DRAGON), but he doesn't disappoint at all. His version of Lecter captures very well the creepy elegance of a brilliant but utterly twisted mind that thrives on reaching into other people's souls and finding where they hurt. There are a couple of places in the script where he lapses into cruelty laced with a crudeness that was a little jarring for me, as this isn't quite in keeping with Harris's portrayal of the character, but these weren't seriously detrimental. The scenes between him and Starling are full of tension, psychological sparring carried on through the glass or barred walls of Lecter's cages; the places where he is imprisoned are very medieval-looking, and while he sits quietly inside, Starling paces and prowls on the outside, looking for a way in ... it's all very engrossing.
I guess my only real complaint about the film would be that we don't get to see as much of Jame [sic] Gumb, the man who is Buffalo Bill, as I would have wished. Part of the fascination of serial killers is learning what the private fantasy is that makes them do what they do, in the particular way they do it; we don't get to see very much of Jame Gumb's world, although the glimpses we get are tantalizing and spooky. And I was a little bit annoyed that the last words he speaks in the book are omitted here, as they have the effect (to my mind, at least) of forming another of these weird bonds between killer and captor. But this is a minor cavil.
To summarize, this is a generally faithful and thoroughly effective treatment of an excellent novel, and sure to please anyone who appreciates suspense, psychological drama, and the type of horror that can only come from the real world. (And by the way, there are also some laughs in it--humor as black as you would expect under the circumstances.) Don't miss it.
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Govt to resume talks on Azadi March with Rahbar Committee today
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – The government’s negotiation committee will resume talks on Azadi March with opposition’s Rahbar Committee at 3:00pm today (Tuesday).
According to sources, the government committee led by Federal Minister for Defence Pervez Khattak will hold meeting with opposition’s Rahbar Committee in Islamabad.
Earlier, talking to media, Defence Minister said the opposition is adhering to the agreement it had signed with the government. He also expressed the hope for good results in today’s meeting.
Rahbar Committee’s Akram Durrani said they had presented demands of the opposition to the government and detailed discussions were also carried out in this context.
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, while addressing the Azadi March protesters, said they are close to achieving the objective of the anti-government protest and that opposition has agreed that only we will decide when to call off this sit-in.
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After visit: 'We keep in touch with Alexei, his associates, and his lawyers; Efforts made to ensure his legal rights are respected.'
by Mordechai SonesRepresentatives from the Russian Embassy in the United States visited Russian hacker Alexei Burkov in the detention center where he is being held.
At the end of the visit, they said: "We keep in touch with Alexei, his associates, and his lawyers. Efforts are being made to ensure that his legal rights are respected."
Burkov was arrested about four years ago at the Ben Gurion Airport, after he was indicted for credit card fraud in the United States.
According to the indictment, between 2009 and 2013, he ran an underground website that sold data on some 150,000 credit cards, most of them belonging to American citizens.
According to the Americans, the damage caused by Burkov's actions is estimated at about $20 million.
Burkov could have been a bargaining chip for Naama Issachar, an Israeli sentenced to prison in Russia for marijuana possession, but it was already decided he would be extradited to the United States.
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BAGHDAD: Iraq’s top Shiite cleric said on Friday that it was up to the security forces to make sure protests do not descend into further violence, and urged the government to respond to demonstrators’ demands as soon as possible.
“The biggest responsibility is on the security forces,” a representative of Grand Ayatollah Ali Al-Sistani said in a sermon after Friday prayer in the Shiite Muslim holy city of Kerbala.
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These are the top 10 stocks that hedge funds are betting the most against
by finanzen.net GmbH- In its November Hedge Fund Trend Monitor report, Goldman Sachs released a list of the top stocks shorted by hedge funds.
- Goldman uses the total dollar value of short interest outstanding to estimate hedge fund short portfolio holdings, according to the report.
- "Short positions continue to contribute alpha, lifting the average equity hedge fund to a 10% YTD return," Goldman analysts wrote in the report.
- Here are the top 10 stocks that firms are betting against.
- Read more on Business Insider.
In the first weeks of November, hedge funds revealed the stocks they're betting on, and data also showed the ones they're betting against.
Goldman Sachs analyzed 833 hedge funds with $2.1 trillion in gross equity positions - including $700 billion short positions - for its Hedge Fund Trend Monitor report released November 18.
From the analysis, Goldman compiled its "Very Important Short Position List" as a short hedge against the most-loved stocks firms own.
The list contains 50 S&P 500 companies with the highest dollar value of short interest outstanding, excluding companies on the long list and stocks with more than 10% of float-adjusted shares held short. The total dollar value of short interest outstanding is used as an estimate of hedge fund short portfolio holdings, according to the report.
"Short positions continue to contribute alpha, lifting the average equity hedge fund to a 10% YTD return," Goldman analysts wrote in the report. That still lagged the S&P 500 index return of 27% for the same period.
After a few "sluggish" months, hedge fund performance is sharply rebounding in the fourth quarter, according to Goldman. The "Very Important Short" basket has lagged the S&P 500 by 6 percentage points this year, and stocks with the highest short interest as a share of market cap have returned a median of -5% year-t0-date, according to the report.
Here are the top 10 stocks that represent the largest short positions, ranked in order of increasing value of short interest.
10. Chevron
Ticker: CVX
Short interest as % of float cap: 1%
Year-to-date return: 15%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 2
Value of short interest: $2.4 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
9. UnitedHealth Group
Ticker: UNH
Short interest as % of float cap: 1%
Year-to-date return: 10%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 11
Value of short interest: $2.6 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
8. BB&T Corp.
Ticker: BBT
Short interest as % of float cap: 6%
Year-to-date return: 30%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 1
Value of short interest: $2.6 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
7. Home Depot
Ticker: HD
Short interest as % of float cap: 1%
Year-to-date return: 41%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 10
Value of short interest: $2.6 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
6. Procter & Gamble
Ticker: PG
Short interest as % of float cap: 1%
Year-to-date return: 35%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 3
Value of short interest: $2.8 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
5. Exxon Mobil
Ticker: XOM
Short interest as % of float cap: 1%
Year-to-date return: 6%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 1
Value of short interest: $2.9 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
4. Intel Corp.
Ticker: INTC
Short interest as % of float cap: 1%
Year-to-date return: 27%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 3
Value of short interest: $3.2 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
3. AT&T Inc.
Ticker: T
Short interest as % of float cap: 1%
Year-to-date return: 47%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 3
Value of short interest: $4 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
2. AbbVie Inc.
Ticker: ABBV
Short interest as % of float cap: 4%
Year-to-date return: 2%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 8
Value of short interest: $5.2 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs
1. Bristol-Myers Squibb
Ticker: BMY
Short interest as % of float cap: 9%
Year-to-date return: 17%
Number of hedge funds with stock as a top 10 holding: 11
Value of short interest: $8.5 billion
Source: Goldman Sachs


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This application was created at a hackathon, a period of 36 straight hours, with a team of 5 people. Through this platform, constituents get a voice by automation.
In today's politically polarizing times, people want their voices heard more than ever. A seemingly effective way to voice opinions is to call your state or national representative's office. One of our team members, however, has almost never been able to leave a message due to the voicemail inbox being full. After additional consultation with elected official offices, most of the staff tasked with listening to the voicemails rarely take into account the opinions and sentiment being shared. Why should thousands of voices and priceless data be lost in the void?
ListenUp is a web application that hopes to address this problem. The web application, which is linked to an elected official's voicemail inbox and email, automatically transcribes the messages sent to the official, intelligently analyzes the message for key issues and sentiment, and aggregates the data into an accessible database for data visualization. The goal of this project is to ease the burden of getting to know constituents for elected officials, as well as giving constituents more of a voice in policy.
In the wireframe below, I wanted to make the product look like a dashboard. I started with this constraint and considered what were the three most desired concepts necessary for a user. This included number of calls, a calls popularity and whether the overall sentiment was negative. Below I also included graphs that detailed more of that information and expanded upon the transcribed messages. We only had 36 hours to make the design and create the app. What do you think?
This is the final design that I was able to comp after the hackathon. I included dark colors and finished off the look. Some things I will think about for the next iteration is whether the colors truly communicate the messages, such as negative, positive or neutral. You can check out the full devpost here


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I’ve slowly been working towards a career change and the time is finally now to pursue my true passion. Although I have been working as a freelancer part-time during evenings and weekends, I’m hoping to turn my hobby into a full-time career and collaborate with a team who truly values hard work and creativity.
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As an SMC student I visited the Santa Monica College website multiple times a semester and always found it to be such a daunting task as it was difficult to navigate. There was no hierarchy, searching for a specific item was difficult with over 20 links on the homepage alone, and everything appeared to be in one large column. There was no white space throughout and it didn't’ appear that the content was to up date. Santa Monica College wanted to refresh their online presence and brand identity to promote the college’s unique approach and vision to a global audience. Additionally SMC wanted to promote other programs available to the community, alumni, faculty and new students. The long term goal for the redesign was for the site to be easy to update and to be designed with mobile first in mind. As part of a class project I worked in a team of 4 as team leader we worked on a full relaunch of the website.
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Mobile first pages should contain only the important content of a site in an easily viewable layout for a small device, I focused on three sections, for the homepage the first section contained the logo, below that the nav menu in accordion style dropdown and a search bar, in the second section the jumbotron slideshow with details on the images about events, programs, or other information that needed to be highlighted and the last section contained a news section with an image and the text column to the right of that.
For the second page, the Admissions page the first section was consistent with the layout of the homepage, the second third had three icons representing three steps to apply for admission, the third section had a paragraph overview.
Having an overall idea of the direction the redesign was going in I began creating wireframes for three breakpoints, Mobile First, Tablet then Desktop. I considered the primary goals and the audience for the site. We used Balsamiq to wireframe more easily in this process.
The wireframes are the bones of the site and moving on to add visual design on top of the bones is the fun part. I worked on two pages in three sizes to give the new SMC a new look. I kept in mind the basics of web design by using the grid, basic design principles, color, typography and navigation. As a team we compared each others wireframes and voted on the most successful layout for us to design comps for. We chose the design I created and proceeded to make adjustments to all of the other sites to reflect this design layout.
It was time to build the actual site in wordpress, we purchased a wordpress theme it was the perfect theme as it was geared towards education with a unique child like appearance. We split the work into 3 pages each totaling 12 pages for the High Fidelity Prototype. The end result was a site with a clear navigation system, a successful sub-navigation system, a strong visual design. We worked on the site for a few hours each day consulting with each other on all of the features and the day before the presentation I as project manager performed a test on all of the pages to ensure quality, branding cohesiveness and functionality.
It took about eight weeks to complete the site prototype with 12 functioning pages. We presented the site to the SMC stakeholders and they were thrilled with the outcome.
I learned a lot about what was expected when working with a large website redesign, this wasn’t my first time completing a site redesign but it was my first time doing it as a design student vs. web development student, gaining that user experience knowledge and visual design experience from the graphic design program were imperative in creating a much better user experience overall.
The documentation needed for a large redesign was a bit of a daunting task for me although I have experience working with these as a Project Manager for a large media company, this wasn’t my favorite part.
I would have to say my favorite part of the process was the UI (User Interface) Design, I’m happiest when I’m making the world wide web a much more beautiful place to browse.
This project involved finding a solution to a daily problem most hungry food truck seekers have: waiting in long lines for gourmet food trucks. My team and I were tasked to conduct research, identify and solve this problem in the food truck ordering experience. While we kept this customer focused goal in mind, we were also highly focused on boosting revenue for the gourmet food truck owners.
Our solution was to eliminate the lines altogether by providing food truck seekers the ability to look up locations of nearby trucks, view their menus / food images / yelp reviews, and quickly place an order all through our app. Once the order was fulfilled, the user of the app would be notified when the food was ready for pick-up. This was done by implementing an end-to-end design process.
Truck Line Cutter App is a creative concept that was created to solve one of the biggest pain points in my life, waiting in line at a popular gourmet food truck to order food therefore wasting the alloted time for my lunch break. There’s no shortage of apps designed to allow to you order in a meal at home, for pick-up or delivery from restaurants. I wanted to be able to simply look up the food truck and view the menu, place an order and avoid waiting in line. I also liked the thought of discovering food trucks around my current location and satisfying the foodie in me. I have a lot of friends that attend a lot of events that feature food trucks and they always have long lines and this app would be such a time saver.
To begin my competitive analysis I searched the iOS and Android App Stores for any food truck related apps, and at the time the only thing closely related were locator apps. The next step was for me to gather real-time data from real customers, my team and I visited a popular truck stop and we began by talking to real people waiting in line, and asked them about how they felt about their experience when they waited in line, what aspect was most annoying to them, the time wasted, the physical act of standing, boredom?
These findings led us to start thinking about taking the solution in a direction that would eliminate the time spent waiting to order, as well as exploring ways to improve upon the experiences of traditional point of sale.
The user persona was created from the combined key findings from my teams surveys, interviews and research.
This persona is meant to represent how a typical user of the product may think and behave.
We met to discuss the app in detail to create flow charts from the sitemap made of post-its. We evaluated the visual sitemap and all of the possibilities for the screens that were necessary depending on where the user clicked. First, we identified the necessary information from the low fidelity prototype and sketches.
In example: Search screen, Shopping cart or Checkout screen, then we visualized all of the information and their functions. Mobile design is not a linear navigation process, with mobile there is always more than one way of getting to the same result, plus other options, menus, etc.
After sketching out a full user flow on paper, I began working on the low fidelity prototype to test out that the user flow was accurate plus it could be used to receive preliminary user feedback.
I created a quick prototype in POP to share with the team
With the research step complete, the problem clearly defined and the persona and user flow established, we started to formulate design concepts by individually brainstorming and researching our ideas, then reconvening to discuss what we came up with and combine our best ideas.
Once the design pattern research was complete we began sketching out the final concept for the high fidelity prototype, then creating a quick high fidelity version of the screens for a user testing session. We decided to focus our prototype on one food truck to, the Kogi Truck it is legendary in Los Angeles for the delicious Korean Mexican Fusion food. We used their real menus and images for the prototype.
We were able to conduct preliminary user testing to get feedback on the 12 screens and the user flow. The most important pieces of feedback received were:
Taking all of the feedback received into account, I resumed ideating with a critical eye analyzing every screen for alignment, padding, or sizing issues. I made improvements to maximize effective communication and logical visual choices.
The following is an example of the different iterations that were created and the changes we made as a result of the noted feedback.
The App Icon also received a makeover, originally the main idea for the app icon was to create a cross between a pair of scissors, a fork and a knife. We continued the original idea but through multiple ideations.
Below is a walkthrough of highlights of the final mockup, starting with a full demo video and ending with an interactive clickable prototype.
The first thing that users will see is a welcome screen they are prompted to create an account, but are also presented with the options to sign in or continue as a guest.
Following this, the user is directed to the search page and is able to proceed with three options for courses of action:search by location, by cuisine, by Truck Name A-Z.
If the user selects search by location, they will receive a list of food trucks that are currently open and accepting orders near them. The user can then select their food truck of choice and browses the menu. Once the user decides which items they would like to order they add the items to the shopping cart.
All of the user flows end with checkout. This design demonstrates how a user would check out using a Credit Card because it is likely the most convenient, but other options available are Google Wallet and Paypal. Immediately after payment, the user is shown a purchase summary stating an email confirmation has been sent and informing the customer of when the order will be ready for pick up.
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This project involved working closely with the owner of a beachfront restaurant in Huntington Beach OLA Mexican Kitchen. The client wanted an app that would work like a Rolodex, but with Tequila, the app would essentially have a list of all of their available tequilas for tasting and would give the user the experience of logging their favorites, sharing with friends and seeing purchase information.
OLA Mexican Kitchen are known for having the largest variety of tequilas in the region, and often host tequila tasting events. My team and I were tasked to improve the customer experience in the restaurant and also boosting tequila sales revenue. This was done by ensuring the basic restaurant information was displayed, that the UI design be intuitive, clean and functional. Upon completion it was made available on the Apple App and Google Play Stores. Target Audience: Food lovers, tequila enthusiasts, couples, singles, college graduates, income of 50k+, ages 25 - 55.
I started to formulate design concepts by brainstorming and sketching out ideas, then my team and I discussed the ideas and refined them. We decided to move forward so I started with the sign-in, sign-up screen solutions.
I created a quick prototype in POP to share with the team
Once the sketches were approved I began wireframing the login screens so that the developers could advise if they could apply the functionality.
I sent the client a few design patterns in wireframe form for the design solutions should be. I sent them:
They approved all of these ideas except for the filter as this was too complicated for the first version of the design. I started working on a few visual design patterns and shared those ideas with the team, they liked the direction this was heading in.
The Restaurant already had an established brand that they wanted to use this as the app icon so designing the app icon was not difficult I just played with the colors and thickness of the circle in the logo itself.
A few of the screens are displayed here in a larger view.
Once I completed the design of all of the screens I sent the development team a UX Flowchart so they knew how to correctly build the app.
The development process began, they created a test app and uploaded it to a test site of the google play store where I downloaded the app and evaluated each screen. I began documenting and taking screenshots of the issues for the developers to fix. Multiple bug fixes later the app was live on both the Google and Apple App Stores.
During this project I learned a lot about workind directly with a development team to launch an app live. Instead of designing from scratch I started with a template that the developers had chosen. Luckily having some coding experience I found it more easy to express the issues that arose during the testing phase.
The turnaround time was much more rushed than I expected but overall from start to launch it took a few months, I'm glad we had the time to test before the app could launch on the Apple Store to fix the bugs and iron out all of the details. Here's the proof that this app was launched and was live on the app store in 2015, however as of 2018 the restaurant decided to no longer use the tequila rolodex.
This project involved rebranding the logo and product label design for Tolly’s Treatments, a company that makes all natural home and body products using high grade essential oils. I was initially consulted to perform a facelift on the website, but after performing a quick analysis of the products I identified the problem.
The packaging design wasn’t aligning with the needs of the target audience. Once the problem was solved I was able to help Tolly’s Treatments boost their sales by 235%.
At the beginning of the project I met with the client (the owner of Tolly’s Treatments) to collect their goals for the new logo and redesign of the packaging labels.
Design to be kept: The logo appearance should appear the to be similar, they wanted to keep the same look which was a thick chunky font. No curve or angle, a black color and all products in the line would have a color variation but be consistent with other lines in the same primary color set.
The goal: Convey a feeling of calm, relaxation and love.
Changes wanted: Simple, clean, bold, they were interested in having illustrative patterns such as fruit or images of the ingredients on the labels.
Future goals: Overall they wanted the new design to be fun, luxurious but not pretentious with the ultimate goal aside from increasing sales was to be sold in Nordstrom one day.
Since the future goal is to be sold in Nordstrom Stores, I performed my Market Research there, I evaluated full lines of products in a multiple spectrum of designs.
Target audience: 20 - 55, female, mid-level to upper class, with knowledge of toxicity in products.
Direct competitors:
The things they have in common are they all have similar ingredients, the design is clean, basic, the label contains alot of white space.
The logo and packaging design were originally created by the client. The logo was set in a typewriter font in all caps with a drop shadow. On the label it was taking up 35% of the real estate, there was a total of five unique fonts on one label. In one example, the description of the product for the airspray product
Love was Geranium is peaceful, "Ylang Ylang is an aphrodisiac”. However during my product analysis, the label lacked those qualities of romance. The other thing I noticed was that The lip balms, rollers and air sprays were all designed differently and the descriptions used were also inconsistent.
I searched for illustrative images of all of their ingredients, such as lavender, blood orange, lemon, geranium. Despite the clients desire for a masculine feel I knew the target audience was mostly female and I wanted to attract them so I went for a more feminine vibe but with plenty of white space.
I sketched ideas with elements of eucalyptus, a flower or anything to give the name Tolly's Treatments the identity that it is an aromatherapy company. We went through multiples rounds of iterations for the logo but nothing was resonating with the new look the client wanted.
I tried a combination of fonts from something that looked like their previous logo to serif, bulky sans serif, then cursive, handwritten fonts and still nothing hit the nail on the head. I suggested that we move the project along by working on the designs for the labels then placing a few of their logo top choices into the final label design.
I brainstormed an idea of including an illustrative element into the label, I started sketching and playing with lemon slices, eucalyptus leaves, blood oranges and then I played with the text direction of the label headlines on a few designs.
Once we settled on the background pattern I inserted their top logo choices. None were seeming like the right choice. I finally found a cursive font that was feminine and I thought looked great with the word “Tolly’s”.
I sent them this font for review and the client immediately rejoiced and said I love it, I think it’s perfect! I manipulated the font a bit in illustrator with some minor tweaks here and there and the final logo was set.
I scoured the web for free illustrations of natural elements I found an amazing line illustration curved pack. Out of this I chose a select few flowers and leaf combinations to create my own pattern and repeated it as a background on the label. The client loved this and was it was the first step in the right direction for the label design.My next goal of this redesign was to minimize the amount of fonts used on the package.
Their previous design had five different fonts. I used three fonts including the logo. I wanted the fonts to evoke the feelings listed on the label, for example Love I wanted it to be a feminine thin and mildly cursive font. I chose to update the color border by bracketing in the “Blend” and this way all of the product lines were tied together with similar design.
The client really liked the idea having one line printed on metallic, the client decided to have the face masks with this luxurious metallic look. I suggested we have the label background as black this brought a sense of exclusivity and elegance to this line.
After a few rounds of printing, re-iterating and resizing to ensure all of the content fit on the product the labels were ready for the printer, they were all professionally printed and applied to the products.
I recently created a double sided postcard for Tolly's for them to use in P2P marketing.
Tolly’s Treatments launched their new line on their Website and Etsy store and began selling around town on the weekends at flea markets. Their sales have increased by 235% and they attribute their success to the new design. Pictured here is the owner of Tolly's Mandi Tollefson selling at the Rose Bowl Flea Market, hanging behind is a banner I designed for her and all of the new products. I thoroughly enjoyed this project and working with her as a client and I will hopefully be assisting her again soon with a new product line that is being developed.


Oakland's current budget debate has focused largely on the next two years, in which the city's budget is balanced. Less discussed is what happens in the years after. According to the city's five-year forecast, we can expect significant deficits beginning in FY 2015-16.
How should Oakland's short-term budget decisions be based on our long-term financial health? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
Download spreadsheet of five-year forecast.
Graphic: Terrence May. Source: FY 2013-15 Proposed Policy Budget, Page D-112


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You're skeptical about conventional wisdom, but attracted to unorthodox ideas. An unfailing mark of neophilus. The human race is not divided into the rational and the irrational, as some idealists think. All humans are irrational, but there are two different kinds of irrationality - those who love old ideas and hate and fear new ones, and those who despise old ideas and joyfully embrace new ones: Homo neophobus and Homo neophilus.
Neophobus is the original human stock, the stock that hardly changed for the first four million years of human history. Neophilus is the creative mutation that has been popping up at regular intervals during the past million years, giving the race little forward pushes, the kind you give to a wheel to make it spin faster and faster. Neophilus makes a lot of mistakes, but he or she moves. They live life the way it should be lived, ninety-nine percent mistakes and one percent viable mutations.


ember-osf Module
Reusable ember models and components for interacting with the Open Science Framework
This module provides the following classes:
- Analytics
- auth
- author-link
- buildSecondaryNavLinks
- CasAuthenticatedRouteMixin
- ChronosJournals
- ChronosSubmissions
- Citation
- citation-widget
- Collection
- Comment
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- comment-pane
- CommentableMixin
- CommentReport
- Contributor
- current-user
- discover-page
- DraftRegistration
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- file-version
- file-widget
- FileCacheBypassMixin
- FileItemMixin
- FileProvider
- FileVersion
- filterReplace
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- fixstring
- GenericDataADapter
- getDisplayName
- HostAppNameMixin
- human-file-size
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- Institution
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- Log
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- mimeTypes
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- Node
- NodeActionsMixin
- NodeLink
- oauth-popup
- old-file-browser
- osf-copyright
- osf-footer
- osf-mode-footer
- osf-navbar
- osf-paginator
- osf-services
- OsfAdapter
- OsfAgnosticAuthController
- OsfAgnosticAuthRoute
- OsfCookieAuthenticator
- OsfCookieAuthorizer
- OsfCookieLoginController
- OsfCookieLoginRoute
- OsfModel
- OsfSerializer
- OsfTokenAuthenticator
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- OsfTokenLoginControllerMixin
- OsfTokenLoginRouteMixin
- outside-click
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- pagination-control
- permissions
- Preprint
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- providerRegex
- Registration
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- scheduled-banner
- search-dropdown
- search-facet-locked
- search-help-modal
- search-result
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- sign-up
- sortOptionDisplay
- Subscription
- TaggableMixin
- tags-widget
- Taxonomy
- theme
- total-share-results
- User
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Adapters that control how the addon communicates with the OSF
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authenticators
Support various forms of authentication to the OSF, such as
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authorizers
Support sending authorized requests to the OSF via various means
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components
Reusable UI elements
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const
Predefined constants that are frequently referenced
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helpers
Handlebars template helpers
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mixins
Reusable logic that can be added to routes, controllers, or components
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models
Ember-data models for interacting with the OSF APIv2
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serializers
Ember-data serializer logic that governs how data passes to or from the server
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Manage behaviors that require coordinating shared state or namespaced logic across the application
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Do what you love,
and do it often.
life.
If you don't like something, change it.
If you don't like your job, quit.
If you don't have enough time, stop watching TV.
If you are looking for the love of your life, stop;
They will be waiting for you when you
start doing things you love.
Stop over analyzing,
life is simple.
All emotions are beautiful.
When you eat, appreciate
every last bite.
Open your mind, arms, and heart to new things
and people, we are united in our differences.
Ask the next person you see what their passion is,
and share your inspiring dream with them.
Travel often;
getting lost will
help you find yourself.
Some opportunities only come once, seize them.
Life is about the people you meet, and
the things you create with them
so go out and start creating.
Life is
short.
Live your dream
and share
your passion.
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The Internet, as a general purpose technology, increasingly surrounds us everyday and has become an integral part of our lives. It has shaped how our world operates in daily activities ranging from our working day to how our leisure time is allocated. By participating in the Internet, every user both extends its reach and reveals information about themselves through direct and indirect channels. In a way, every participant becomes a real-time survey respondent who self-reveals time allocation preferences in contrast to the stated preference responses of traditional surveys. In parallel, recent decades have seen the urbanisation of humankind such that now cities, and their surrounding urbanized areas, have become the loci of interest in social economics research. In this context, we provide a highly granular daily dataset of internet activity which traces online/offline behaviour in 15 minute intervals for 900 major cities worldwide for an average of 800 days. This dataset provides a fundamentally new perspective on human behavior at a global scale yet with high temporal granularity. We demonstrate how humanity's interaction with the physical internet can reveal new insights, such as how time-use preferences change due to global city transport dynamics, religious festivals and our everyday night time rest.


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Let's work together!
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LIFT07: What kind of Humanity do we want, Paola Gillani
"I would like to speak to the technology of your soul today"
How long do we want humankind to last on our planet? We need to think in terms of sustainable development, but what is this?
1. Economical performance
2. Social development
3. Respect for the environment
This can only occur when there's corporate responsibility towards stakeholders. We need to take action as individuals.
Shows slide of Kenneth Lay, "a symbolic representation of maximising capitalisation".
The alternative is sustainable management, fair trade labelling, etc.
Why are we here? What is the purpose of the economy?
Innovation is important, apparently. So is new technology. Cool.
An interesting slide on sustainability and energy usage until 2100:
Didn't find this one particularly inspiring but I've been distracted by IM conversations...


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HBC 103
Experiment 9
FACTORS AFFECTING SIZE OF DIGITAL FILES
Introduction
When you are working with digital images, the size of the foles is important for a vriety of reasons.
Files occupy space on storage devices. Although storage devices are becoming cheaper whole holding more information, it is still true that larger files occupy more space. More space costs more money.
Related to the occupation of space is the fact that large files can be difficult totransmit electronically. The transmission may take an inordinately long time or even abort if the internet services are limited.
The quality of a digital image is an imporant factor that is influenced by the size of the file. In general, the larger the file the greater the quality of the image. Most cameras will produce ipeg files unless you specifically arrange for RAW files to be produced. Starting with the file from the camerad, you can reduce the size of the file for use in different situation. One could keep the original for printing and use files of reduced size for transmission to colleagues.
Whether an image is in colour or black and white influences the size of the file. Coloured images are formed by combining information from three channels, the red, green and blue channels. When the colour information is discarded, the black and white images that results is about one third the size of the coloured version.
The problem with reducing the size of a digital file is that with increased reduction in size comes degradation of the image. With excessive reduction of size, the file becomes essentially unprintable.
You saw above that black wite image convered from coloured version s are smaller than their coloured parents. One bit is required to carry the required information. Coloured images may require 8 bits. 16 bits or 32 bits for the information that they vary. Common bit depths and associated number colour levels are shown in the table below.
Bit depths and their corresponding levels of tones or colours
| Bit depth | | Tones per channel per pixel |
| 1 | | 2 |
| 8 | | 256 |
| 16 | | 65532 |
In two otherwise identicla colour images, the image with higher bit depth will produce a larger file.
As you might expect, large digital files take more time to process than smaller ones. When you are used to fast action of computers, the slowing down can be frustrating. If a processing step normally takes one second, most people find it unacceptably long when the process takes ten seconds - even though ten seconds is really a very short time.
 If you scan a blackand white image with the scanner set for the colour mode, the scanner will treat theblack and white image as if it was a colour image and produce a large file.
- Colour mode
Select an area of the picture to be scanned.
- Scan the area in the Color mode and save the image as a high quality file with the name Colour scan.
- Scan the same area in the Grayscale mode and save the image as a high quality file with the name Greyscale scan
- Scan the same area in the Black and White mode and save the image as a high quality file with the name Black and White.
- Size of image
- Scan the whole image and save the file as Original
- Scan only the sample lanes and save the file as Sample lanes.
- Scan only the standard lanes and save the file as Standards.
- Resolution
- Scan the sample lanes at a resolution of 300dpm and save the file as 300 dpm
- Scan the sample lanes at 72dpm and save the file as 72 dpm
- Determination of te size of the files
- Right click on the icon of each image
- Click on Properties
- You can now read off the size of each file
Report the reslts
Report your results following the guidelines that were provided. Remember that results should be summarized in a manner that is easy to make out what you want to show. Additionally the results should be summarized in a manner that is pleasing to the eye.
Your report should not be more than 1000 words long. Indicate the number of words that you actually used as the very last item in your report.


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Ok, so, this doesn’t have a direct story attached to it. It’s just good advice. Here’s the thing. Did your mom ever tell you something to the effect of “Watch what you say! You can’t take words back?” It’s an important thought.
Steemit rewards being a good neighbor
There’s this thing called reputation. It’s the number next to your name. Mine is 70 (almost 71). It means that I’ve gotten a lot of post rewards without catching many flags.  It also means I’m a trusted person on the platform. It also means I have a lot to lose if I behave badly.
The curation curve does some weird things. When you comment you get rewards. If you comment fairly early on a post and others (particularly whales) pile on after you the amount that you earn through curation actually goes up. Whales are less likely to invest their votes into posts on people that have low reputations because they are less likely to see the return on their curation rewards go up. So, without thinking about social consequences or quality of posts or things of that nature whales prefer to upvote high rep accounts. So, if you’re looking to grow you want your rep as high as possible.
What ruins a good rep score?
Did you guess it? Shit talking!
Does that mean I can’t say anything negative?
  You have every right on this platform to defend yourself not only with words, but down votes too. Here’s the thing though. When you’re defending you have to be careful not to go on offense.
EX: Someone calls me or MSP a scammer on the block.
First they are already breaking the rule of don’t talk shit…
Good response: Hey dude, that’s a frustrating position for you to take.  We take great care to be transparent in our goals and how this place runs. I think you really ought to double check the information you have because it’s completely inaccurate. (it’s been a few months thankfully since me or MSP has been called a scam).
   Any half brained asshat, even you, can look at the block with publicly available tools and see that roughly 80-90% of the curation goes to 1600 different accounts that manually use the bots (breaking character: 10% stays on minnowsupport because it upvotes it’s own posts).
Both of those responses get across that me and MSP aren’t scams, but the second one is probably gonna catch some flak.  It’s actually really cool, but at that moments it’s infuriating.  If you cross the line and start making personal attacks against them then just get ready for unintended consequences because this platform will strike back.
This post created on mspsteem.com. Its a clone of steemit except run by MSP (thanks @netuoso for hosting it). It also provides back 5% beneficiaries to @minnowsupport. Lastly I personally only really curate off of people that use mspsteem.com and use the tag mspsteem.


W3C or the World Wide Web Consortium is an international community devoted to developing Web standards and to lead the Web to its full potential. It is led by Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, and CEO, Jeffrey Jaffe.
Tim Berners-Lee is a computer scientist who is best known for inventing the world wide web. He invented the W3C with the main goal of improving the quality of the web. He kept the idea open to be freely available and adoptable by anyone. Transparency is one of their fundamental principles of operation. The W3C developed standards such as HTML, XHTML, CSS, HTTP, CGI and more.
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