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People Are Floored By The Unsettling Photoshop On This Kardashian-West Family Pic
Kim, Kanye and their four kids dressed up as the Flintstones for Halloween.
by Hilary Hanson, HuffPost USThere’s a lot going on in the Kardashian-West family Halloween photo, which features the whole gang dressed as the Flintstones ― from Kim’s Betty Rubble wig to Psalm’s debut as Bamm-Bamm to Kanye apparently on one knee inside a somewhat unnerving Dino costume.
That might be why Kim didn’t seem too worried about the objectively bizarre photoshop job inflicted on her second-youngest, Chicago.
The reality star said the image had to be altered after the fact to include Chicago because the toddler was freaked out by her dad’s large purple outfit.
“This family pic was such a challenge because Chicago was so scared of Dino!” she wrote on Instagram and Twitter. “LOL We tried to explain and show her that it was just daddy but she didn’t get the concept yet! So shout out to the photographer for editing her in & making our family Flintstones dreams come true!”
Unfortunately, not all of Chicago appeared to have made it in. Much of her feet and some of the side of her body were cropped out. There also seems to be something strange and inexplicable going on with her right hand.
The unique editing job didn’t go unnoticed on social media.
Some offered their own alternative edits.
And some skeptics even suspected that the supposedly botched job was no mistake at all.


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@Gabriel Ebner I found another place where I lie in the paper compared to lean's actual behavior:
universe u inductive fooProp : Prop | mk : ℕ → fooProp --ok inductive fooType : Type u | mk : ℕ → fooType --ok inductive fooSort : Sort u | mk : ℕ → fooSort -- universe level of type_of(arg #1) of 'foo.mk' is too big for the corresponding inductive datatype
I assumed the last definition should work, writing the universe constraint as imax v u <= u
where u
is the sort of the inductive type itself (here u
) and v
is the sort of the constructor argument (here 1
). Is this just because lean doesn't know how to prove imax 1 u <= u
?
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Joy Comes in the Morning
A PSALM OF DAVID.
Weeping may tarry for the night,
but joy comes with the morning.
6 As for me, I said in my prosperity,
“I shall never be moved.”
7 By your favor, O LORD,
you made my mountain stand strong;
you hid your face;
I was dismayed.
8 To you, O LORD, I cry,
and to the Lord I plead for mercy:
9 “What profit is there in my death,
if I go down to the pit?
Will the dust praise you?
Will it tell of your faithfulness?
10 Hear, O LORD, and be merciful to me!
O LORD, be my helper!”
11 You have turned for me my mourning into dancing;
you have loosed my sackcloth
and clothed me with gladness,
12 that my glory may sing your praise and not be silent.


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The POSIX environment provides basic support for network programming over TCP sockets. We repeat part of module POSIX:
module POSIX where ... data Host = Host String data Port = Port Int struct Internet where tcp :: Sockets struct Socket < Closable where remoteHost :: Host remotePort :: Port inFile :: RFile outFile :: WFile struct Connection < Closable where established :: Action neterror :: String -> Action struct Sockets where connect :: Host -> Port -> (Socket -> Class Connection) -> Request() listen :: Port -> (Socket -> Class Connection) -> Request Closable instance showHost :: Show Host showHost = struct show (Host nm) = nm
Typically, a network program consists of two program parts, a client and a server, executing on different hosts, connected to the internet. The parts communicate over a socket, an abstraction of a communication channel. A socket has selectors to give the host and port of the remote peer and two files, an RFile for reading and a WFile for writing. The main body of both the server and the client is a function of type Socket -> Class Connection. This function has access to a socket and must define methods describing how to handle the events a network program must react to: an established message when the cnnection has been established, a neterror message in case of problems and a close message from the remote peer.
The client tries to connect to a server by specifying a host and a port; the server just specifies a port on which to listen. Whenever a client connects to a host on a port and there is a server listening on that port, a socket is created for each party with files set up for communication and an established message is sent to both parties. Typically, code in the body of established will register callbacks with the infiles.
For examples, see EchoServer and TCPClient.
Presently, only TCP sockets are supported. A future release may provide support for UDP sockets.


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This course is an overview of the theory and principles of remote sensing and aerial photogrammetry. Students will learn how to use remotely sensed imagery in resource exploration and base mapping. Fundamentals of photogrammetry, basic image interpretation, and classification techniques will be introduced.
At the conclusion of this course, students will:
Each lab assignment will be considered as an exercise and is due in the following week. Professional appearance (especially neatness) will be considered very important for all submitted works. While excellent professional appearance will not increase your grade, substandard work will surely decrease it. All supporting calculations must be shown and set out in a logical fashion. Each answer should be enclosed with a rectangle. A late submission will be penalized and may not be accepted except in an emergency or when substitute arrangements have been made.
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Nayan Doshi
Project Leader
Nayan Doshi is both a student and a mentor at Lambda School. For this build week, Nayan acted as the project manager of this team. As PL, his responsibilities include remaining available for any team members who might encounter issues; checking in everyday with the team to determine whether everyone's on track; and generally just manage all the chaos of git-flow and collaborative coding!
Dondré Jordan
Data Science
Dondré Jordan is a student in Unit 4 of the Data Science track at Lambda School (DS17). Alongside Santiago, Dondré is currently studying Machine Learning Engineering. For this project, Dondré and Santiago used Natural Language Processing and Neural Networks to create Predictive Modles for the Spotify Song Suggester.
Santiago Berniz
Data Science
Santiago Berniz is a student in Unit 4 of Data Science at Lambda School (DS17). Alongside Dondré, Santiago is currently studying Machine Learning Engineering. For this project, Santiago and Dondé are using Natural Language Processing and Neural Networks to create Predictive Models for the Spotify Song Suggester.
Stephen Gary
Web API
Stephen Gary is a Web Development student at Lambda School. He's in Unit 4 of the Web 33 Track. For this project, Steve worked on the back-end and contributed a web api to the project.
Josiah McKinney
Endpoints
Josiah McKinney is in Lambda's Data-Science program, Unit 3 (DS18). For this project, he built the endpoints that connect the Suggester's front-end with the predicting models built in the back-end.
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Layout & Design
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by Agency ReportJustice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja, on Tuesday, adjourned the continuation of trial in the suit involving a former governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, until November 25 and 26.
Justice Abang adjourned the matter after examination and cross-examination of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)’s first prosecution witness, Clara-Whyte Mshelia, by counsel to both parties were completed.
“Thank you very much. You are hereby discharged from the witness box,” the judge told Mrs Mshelia.
Mr Suswam and the then Commissioner for Finance in his administration, Omadachi Oklobia, are being prosecuted before the court on N3.1 billion money laundering charges.
They were accused by the EFCC of diverting the money which was said to be part of the proceeds of the sale of some shares of Benue State in a company.
Mr Suswam currently represents Benue North-East Senatorial District.
Mr Abang had, on Monday, adjourned the matter till Tuesday to enable the EFCC’s witness to continue her testimony.
Mrs Msheila is the Managing Director, Elixir Investment Partners, the firm managing Benue State’s shares on behalf of the state.
EFCC’s Counsel, Rotimi Jacobs, SAN, shortly after the court’s sitting, hinted that the anti-graft agency still had no fewer than six more witnesses to be presented in the suit against the defendants.
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Herman Config: Color Palettes
This page contains documentation of the colors used by Herman. We use OddBird’s Accoutrement Color plugin to store and manage colors directly in Sass map objects.
For help documenting your brand colors, see the “Documenting Colors” page.
Related
Accoutrement [external]
$brand-colors (map)
$brand-colors: (
'brand-orange': hsl(24, 100%, 39%),
'brand-blue': hsl(195, 85%, 35%),
'brand-pink': hsl(330, 85%, 48%)
(
'shade': 25%,
),
);
We use bright primary colors for the main brand, everything else is based on these colors. These are based on the OddBird brand colors, but using a darker shade of the OddBird pink.
These colors should be assigned to semantic theme-specific names before they are used in styling patterns and components.
Map Properties
'<color-name>': (Color | String | List)
Each <color-name>
key can be assigned a color
or previously-defined key,
followed by an optional map of adjustments
(as defined in
Accoutrement).
Color Previews
#c75000
hsl(24, 100%, 39%)
#0d7fa5
hsl(195, 85%, 35%)
#aa0e5c
hsl(330, 85%, 36%)
$neutral-colors
$neutral-colors: (
'light-gray': '#brand-blue'
(
'tint': 80%,
'desaturate': 80%,
),
'gray': '#brand-blue'
(
'desaturate': 80%,
),
'contrast-light': #fff,
'contrast-dark': '#brand-blue'
(
'shade': 30% #000,
'desaturate': 80%,
),
);
Use these neutral colors to create structure and hierarchy in the document. These colors should be assigned to semantic theme-specific names before they are used in styling patterns and components.
Color Previews
#dedede
hsl(0, 0%, 87%)
#555b5e
hsl(200, 5%, 35%)
#ffffff
hsl(0, 0%, 100%)
#3b4042
hsl(197, 6%, 25%)
$theme-colors
$theme-colors: (
'theme-dark': '#brand-blue',
'theme-light': '#brand-blue'
(
'tint': 80%,
),
'background': '#contrast-light',
'text': '#contrast-dark',
'text-light': '#gray',
'action': '#brand-pink',
'focus': '#theme-dark',
'underline': '#action'
(
'tint': 75%,
),
'border': '#gray',
'border-light': '#light-gray',
'shadow': '#gray'
(
'rgba': 0.5,
),
'callout': '#theme-light',
'slight': '#callout'
(
'tint': 90%,
),
'code': '#theme-dark',
'code-shadow': '#code'
(
'rgba': 0.2,
),
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Rather than directly accessing and adjusting the explicitly named (e.g. “pink” or “gray”) brand and neutral colors, we assign them to semantic theme-specific names. These are the colors that should be used in our pattern/component styles.
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In this post I will introduce a simple but effective tool that I developed in order to automate the invisible proxy technique and manage to intercept the HTTP traffic of any non proxy-aware device.
Invisible Proxy Technique in bites
Is it possible to proxy a device that does not support this functionality? Sometimes, under particular circumstances, YES. You can do that with Burp Suite and the invisible proxying technique explained in Portswigger’s article. Following a brief summary of the steps that must be implemented in order to correctly intercept the HTTP traffic.
- Create a separate virtual network interface for each destination host.
- Create a separate Proxy listener for each interface (or two listeners if HTTP and HTTPS are both in use).
- Using your hosts file, redirect each destination hostname to a different network interface (i.e., to a different listener).
- Configure Burp’s listener on each interface to redirect all traffic to the IP address of the host whose traffic was redirected to it.
SOS_Proxy
In order to automate the setup of multiple invisible proxies with Burp I’ve developed a simple Python script called SOS_Proxy. The main features of this tool and a simple step-by-step demo can be found insite the following presentation. Otherwise, if you just want to check the source code, you can find it on github!
Morover, the following video will show a real use case against an Android device.
ESC Talk Record (in Italian)
Last summer i attended the End Summer Camp (ESC) security conference in Venice (Italy) as a speaker in order to present this simple but useful tool. Below you can find the video recording of that talk.


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You may create your own scheduler instances, or use the default rabbyt.scheduler
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Afterbirth+ Functions.
Please note: all of this is mostly from teasers and guesswork, which is why it's incomplete.
Functions
| Isaac.Vector (x, y) | 2D Vector object table |
| Isaac.GetFrameCount () | Number of frames passed since the game started |
| Isaac.Spawn (type, id, UNKNOWN, position, UNKNOWN) | Spawn an entity |
| Entity:Update () | Update the entity |
| Entity:SetVelocity (velocity) | Set velocity of the entity |
| Isaac.GetPlayerTypeByName (name) | Get the type of the current player (character) by its name |
| Isaac.RenderText (text, x, y) | Render text on the screen |
| Player:GetTearDamage () | Get current tear damage |
| Player:GetShotSpeed () | Get current shot speed |
| Player:GetSpeed () | Get current speed |
| Player:GetHearts () | Get current health (red, counted in half hearts) |
| Mod:addCallback (callback, func, playertype) | Add a callback |
Tables
| Isaac | Functions from the Isaac table in the API |
| Entity | Entity object table |
| Player | Player object table |
| Mod | Functions from the Mod table in the API (unknown how one is created) |
| ModCallbacks | Callback IDs (unknown how the table is received) |
| EntityType | Entity types (unknown how the table is received) |
Functions
- Isaac.Vector (x, y)
-
2D Vector object table
Parameters:
- x X coordinate
- y Y coordinate
Returns:
-
Vector object, probably a {x = x, y = y} table
- Isaac.GetFrameCount ()
-
Number of frames passed since the game started
Returns:
-
number
- Isaac.Spawn (type, id, UNKNOWN, position, UNKNOWN)
-
Spawn an entity
Parameters:
- type Type of the entity, preferably from EntityType
- id Numerical ID of the entity
- UNKNOWN Unknown argument (no context to confirm)
- position Vector of position
- UNKNOWN Unknown argument (no context to confirm)
Returns:
-
UNKNOWN, suspected nil
- Entity:Update ()
-
Update the entity
Returns:
-
UNKNOWN, suspected nil
- Entity:SetVelocity (velocity)
-
Set velocity of the entity
Parameters:
- velocity Velocity of the entity
- Isaac.GetPlayerTypeByName (name)
-
Get the type of the current player (character) by its name
Parameters:
- name Name of the player (character)
Returns:
-
number
- Isaac.RenderText (text, x, y)
-
Render text on the screen
Parameters:
- text Text to render
- x X position of the text
- y Y position of the text
Returns:
-
UNKNOWN, suspected nil
- Player:GetTearDamage ()
-
Get current tear damage
Returns:
-
number
- Player:GetShotSpeed ()
-
Get current shot speed
Returns:
-
number
- Player:GetSpeed ()
-
Get current speed
Returns:
-
number
- Player:GetHearts ()
-
Get current health (red, counted in half hearts)
Returns:
-
number
- Mod:addCallback (callback, func, playertype)
-
Add a callback
Parameters:
- callback The type of the callback, preferably from ModCallbacks
- func The function that is supposed to be called
- playertype The type of the player the callback should affect, unknown if required or not
Returns:
-
UNKNOWN, suspected nil
Tables
- Isaac
- Functions from the Isaac table in the API
- Entity
- Entity object table
- Player
-
Player object table
Fields:
- Position Position vector of the player
- Mod
- Functions from the Mod table in the API (unknown how one is created)
- ModCallbacks
-
Callback IDs (unknown how the table is received)
Fields:
- MC_POST_PERFECT_UPDATE Called after a proper update (probably takes lag into account), callback function receives a single argument "player" (the player table)
- EntityType
-
Entity types (unknown how the table is received)
Fields:
- ENTITY_EFFECT Entity from the "effect" group


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An attribute or field in a spatial dataset is exactly the same as a spreadsheet or database field. So, you can do the same types of statistical analysis and use the same functions and operations in a GIS as in a spreadsheet or database.
Statistical techniques are used to explore various aspects of spatial data or to perform various operations on it:
Spatial statistics, a fundamental concept in Geography is that the closer things are to each other, the more similar they are. Various spatial statistics, such as interpolation, depend on this phenomenon.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| HelpFragment.OnFragmentInteractionListener |
This interface must be implemented by activities that contain this
fragment to allow an interaction in this fragment to be communicated
to the activity and potentially other fragments contained in that
activity.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AddLocationActivity |
Enables users to add a location to their habit event when they are in creating or editing mode.
|
| AllHabitsTest |
Implements testing for the All Habits Fragment of Main Activity
|
| BuildConfig | |
| CreateHabitEventTest |
The class for testing the CreateNewHabitEventFragment UI functions.
|
| CreateNewHabitTest |
Created by randi on 11/11/17.
|
| DailyHabitsTest |
Implements testing for the DailyHabits Frag,emt
|
| DeleteHabitEventTest |
Class for testing the ability to delete habit events.
|
| EditHabitEventTest |
A class for testing the ability to edit existing habit events.
|
| EditHabitTest |
Created by randi on 12/11/17.
|
| ExploreFriendsTest |
Created by randi on 04/12/17.
|
| HabitEventListTests |
Class for testing all the HabitEventList functionalities.
|
| HabitEventTests |
A class for testing the functionality of the HabitEvent class.
|
| HabitListTest |
Created by randi on 23/10/17.
|
| HabitStatisticsTest |
Created by daniel on 13/11/17.
|
| HabitTest |
Created by randi on 19/10/17.
|
| HelpFragment |
A simple
Fragment subclass. |
| LoginActivity |
A login activity that allows users to sign in with a username
or create a new account with username and name
|
| LoginActivityTest |
Implements testing for the Login Activity
|
| MainActivity |
Implements the MainActivity for the app that is reached after logging in
|
| MyApp |
Created by minsoung on 12/4/17.
|
| R | |
| R.anim | |
| R.animator | |
| R.attr | |
| R.bool | |
| R.color | |
| R.dimen | |
| R.drawable | |
| R.id | |
| R.integer | |
| R.layout | |
| R.menu | |
| R.mipmap | |
| R.string | |
| R.style | |
| R.styleable | |
| SettingsActivity |
Settings for the user's account activity
|
| UserListTest |
Created by mchoi on 2017-10-22.
|
| UserTest |
Created by mchoi on 2017-10-22.
|
| ViewHabitTest |
Created by randi on 12/11/17.
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| ViewMapActivity |
Display a map of a user's habit events.
|


Relational and Boolean operators allow you to make comparisons between two expressions. The relational operators are found in Table 7.4.
| Operator | Description |
|---|---|
| < | Less than |
| > | Greater than |
| <= | Less than or equal to |
| >= | Greater than or equal to |
| == | Equal to |
| != | Not equal to |
| ~ | Matches |
| !~ | Does not match |
A relational expression can be used in place of a pattern to control a particular action. For instance, if we wanted to limit the records selected for processing to those that have five fields, we could use the following expression:
NF == 5
This relational expression compares the value of NF (the number of fields for each input record) to five. If it is true, the action will be executed; otherwise, it will not.
NOTE: Make sure you notice that the relational operator "==" ("is equal to") is not the same as the assignment operator "=" ("equals"). It is a common error to use "=" instead of "==" to test for equality.
We can use a relational expression to validate the phonelist database before attempting to print out the record.
NF == 6 { print $1, $6 }
Then only lines with six fields will be printed.
The opposite of "==" is "!=" ("is not equal to"). Similarly, you can compare one expression to another to see if it is greater than (>) or less than (<) or greater than or equal to (>=) or less than or equal to (<=). The expression
NR > 1
tests whether the number of the current record is greater than 1. As we'll see in the next chapter, relational expressions are typically used in conditional (if) statements and are evaluated to determine whether or not a particular statement should be executed.
Regular expressions are usually written enclosed in slashes. These can be thought of as regular expression constants, much as "hello" is a string constant. We've seen many examples so far:
/^$/ { print "This is a blank line." }
However, you are not limited to regular expression constants. When used with the relational operators ~ ("match") and !~ ("no match"), the right-hand side of the expression can be any awk expression; awk treats it as a string that specifies a regular expression.[9] We've already seen an example of the ~ operator used in a pattern-matching rule for the phone database:
[9] You may also use strings instead of regular expression constants when calling the match(), split(), sub(), and gsub() functions.
$5 ~ /MA/ { print $1 ", " $6 }
where the value of field 5 is compared against the regular expression "MA."
Since any expression can be used with ~ and !~, regular expressions can be supplied through variables. For instance, in the phonelist script, we could replace "/MA/" with state and have a procedure that defines the value of state.
$5 ~ state { print $1 ", " $6 }
This makes the script much more general to use because a pattern can change dynamically during execution of the script. For instance, it allows us to get the value of state from a command-line parameter. We will talk about passing command-line parameters into a script later in this chapter.
Boolean operators allow you to combine a series of comparisons. They are listed in Table 7.5.
| Operator | Description |
|---|---|
| || | Logical OR |
| && | Logical AND |
| ! | Logical NOT |
Given two or more expressions, || specifies that one of them must evaluate to true (non-zero or non-empty) for the whole expression to be true. && specifies that both of the expressions must be true to return true.
The following expression:
NF == 6 && NR > 1
states that the number of fields must be equal to 6 and that the number of the record must be greater than 1.
&& has higher precedence than ||. Can you tell how the following expression will be evaluated?
NR > 1 && NF >= 2 || $1 ~ /\t/
The parentheses in the next example show which expression would be evaluated first based on the rules of precedence.
(NR > 1 && NF >= 2) || $1 ~ /\t/
In other words, both of the expressions in parentheses must be true or the right hand side must be true. You can use parentheses to override the rules of precedence, as in the following example which specifies that two conditions must be true.
NR > 1 && (NF >= 2 || $1 ~ /\t/)
The first condition must be true and either of two other conditions must be true.
Given an expression that is either true or false, the ! operator inverts the sense of the expression.
! (NR > 1 && NF > 3)
This expression is true if the parenthesized expression is false. This operator is most useful with awk's in operator to see if an index is not in an array (as we shall see later), although it has other uses as well.
Now we are going to look at a couple of scripts that process the output of a UNIX command, ls. The following is a sample of the long listing produced by the command ls -l:[10]
[10] Note that on a Berkeley 4.3BSD-derived UNIX system such as Ultrix or SunOS 4.1.x, ls -l produces an eight-column report; use ls -lg to get the same report format shown here.
$ls -l
-rw-rw-rw- 1 dale project 6041 Jan 1 12:31 com.tmp -rwxrwxrwx 1 dale project 1778 Jan 1 11:55 combine.idx -rw-rw-rw- 1 dale project 1446 Feb 15 22:32 dang -rwxrwxrwx 1 dale project 1202 Jan 2 23:06 format.idx
This listing is a report in which data is presented in rows and columns. Each file is presented across a single row. The file listing consists of nine columns. The file's permissions appear in the first column, the size of the file in bytes in the fifth column, and the filename is found in the last column. Because one or more spaces separate the data in columns, we can treat each column as a field.
In our first example, we're going to pipe the output of this command to an awk script that prints selected fields from the file listing. To do this, we'll create a shell script so that we can make the pipe transparent to the user. Thus, the structure of the shell script is:
ls -l $* | awk 'script'
The $* variable is used by the shell and expands to all arguments passed from the command line. (We could use $1 here, which would pass the first argument, but passing all the arguments provides greater flexibility.) These arguments can be the names of files or directories or additional options to the ls command. If no arguments are specified, the "$*" will be empty and the current directory will be listed. Thus, the output of the ls command will be directed to awk, which will automatically read standard input, since no filenames have been given.
We'd like our awk script to print the size and name of the file. That is, print field 5 ($5) and field 9 ($9).
ls -l $* | awk '{ print $5, "\t", $9 }'
If we put the above lines in a file named fls and make that file executable, we can enter fls as a command.
$fls
6041 com.tmp 1778 combine.idx 1446 dang 1202 format.idx $fls com*
6041 com.tmp 1778 combine.idx
So what our program does is take the long listing and reduce it to two fields. Now, let's add new functionality to our report by producing some information that the ls -l listing does not provide. We add each file's size to a running total, to produce the total number of bytes used by all files in the listing. We can also keep track of the number of files and produce that total. There are two parts to adding this functionality. The first is to accumulate the totals for each input line. We create the variable sum to accumulate the size of files and the variable filenum to accumulate the number of files in the listing.
{ sum += $5 ++filenum print $5, "\t", $9 }
The first expression uses the assignment operator +=. It adds the value of field 5 to the present value of the variable sum. The second expression increments the present value of the variable filenum. This variable is used as a counter, and each time the expression is evaluated, 1 is added to the count.
The action we've written will be applied to all input lines. The totals that are accumulated in this action must be printed after awk has read all the input lines. Therefore, we write an action that is controlled by the END rule.
END { print "Total: ", sum, "bytes (" filenum " files)" }
We can also use the BEGIN rule to add column headings to the report.
BEGIN { print "BYTES", "\t", "FILE" }
Now we can put this script in an executable file named filesum and execute it as a single-word command.
$filesum c*
BYTES FILE 882 ch01 1771 ch03 1987 ch04 6041 com.tmp 1778 combine.idx Total: 12459 bytes (5 files)
What's nice about this command is that it allows you to determine the size of all files in a directory or any group of files.
 The first problem occurs when you list the entire directory using the ls -l command. The listing contains a line that specifies the total number of blocks in the directory. The partial listing (all files beginning with "c") in the previous example does not have this line. But the following line would be included in the output if the full directory was listed:
total 555
The block total does not interest us because the program displays the total file size in bytes. Currently, filesum does not print this line; however, it does read this line and cause the filenum counter to be incremented.
There is also a problem with this script in how it handles subdirectories. Look at the following line from an ls -l:
drwxrwxrwx 3 dale project 960 Feb 1 15:47 sed
A "d" as the first character in column 1 (file permissions) indicates that the file is a subdirectory. The size of this file (960 bytes) does not indicate the size of files in that subdirectory and therefore, it is slightly misleading to add it to the file size totals. Also, it might be helpful to indicate that it is a directory.
If you want to list the files in subdirectories, supply the -R (recursive) option on the command line. It will be passed to the ls command. However, the listing is slightly different as it identifies each directory. For instance, to identify the subdirectory old, the ls -lR listing produces a blank line followed by:
./old:
Our script ignores that line and a blank line preceding it but nonetheless they increment the file counter. Fortunately, we can devise rules to handle these cases. Let's look at the revised, commented script:
ls -l $* | awk ' # filesum: list files and total size in bytes # input: long listing produced by "ls -l" #1 output column headers BEGIN { print "BYTES", "\t", "FILE" } #2 test for 9 fields; files begin with "-" NF == 9 && /^-/ { sum += $5 # accumulate size of file ++filenum # count number of files print $5, "\t", $9 # print size and filename } #3 test for 9 fields; directory begins with "d" NF == 9 && /^d/ { print "<dir>", "\t", $9 # print <dir> and name } #4 test for ls -lR line ./dir: $1 ~ /^\..*:$/ { print "\t" $0 # print that line preceded by tab } #5 once all is done, END { # print total file size and number of files print "Total: ", sum, "bytes (" filenum " files)" }'
The rules and their associated actions have been numbered to make it easier to discuss them. The listing produced by ls -l contains nine fields for a file. Awk supplies the number of fields for a record in the system variable NF. Therefore, rules 2 and 3 test that NF is equal to 9. This helps us avoid matching odd blank lines or the line stating the block total. Because we want to handle directories and files differently, we use another pattern to match the first character of the line. In rule 2 we test for "-" in the first position on the line, which indicates a file. The associated action increments the file counter and adds the file size to the previous total. In rule 3, we test for a directory, indicated by "d" as the first character. The associated action prints "<dir>" in place of the file size. Rules 2 and 3 are compound expressions, specifying two patterns that are combined using the && operator. Both patterns must be matched for the expression to be true.
Rule 4 tests for the special case produced by the ls -lR listing ("./old:"). There are a number of patterns that we can write to match that line, using regular expressions or relational expressions:
NF == 1 If the number of fields equals 1 ... /^\..*:$/ If the line begins with a period followed by any number of characters and ends in a colon... $1 ~ /^\..*:$/ If field 1 matches the regular expression...
We used the latter expression because it seems to be the most specific. It employs the match operator (~) to test the first field against a regular expression. The associated action consists of only a print statement.
Rule 5 is the END pattern and its action is only executed once, printing the sum of file sizes as well as the number of files.
The filesum program demonstrates many of the basic constructs used in awk. What's more, it gives you a pretty good idea of the process of developing a program (although syntax errors produced by typos and hasty thinking have been gracefully omitted). If you wish to tinker with this program, you might add a counter for a directories, or a rule that handles symbolic links.


Project finished by
Kyle Lee & Bozhao Li
Quotation is a serviceable substitute for wit
The quota was written by Oscar Wilde the same logic like the chart is a serviceable substitute for data
Bozhao(Joshua) Li - M.S in Data Informatics
The purpose of visualization is insight, not pictures.
―Ben Shneiderman
Kyle Lee - M.S in Data Informatics


ui
ux
I am an experienced and passionate user interface designer with interaction design background.
I'm an experienced and passionate user interface designer with interaction design background. My goal is to make the world wide web a better place by designing beautiful user experiences, one site at a time.
Specialties: User experience design, user interface design, brand identity, typography, print and packaging design, web standards, grid based layout.
UI/UX Designer
October 2013 - November 2013 (2 month) Memo Park. CA, United States of America
UI/UX Designer
October 2013 - November 2013 (2 month) Memo Park. CA, United States of America
UI/UX Designer
October 2013 - November 2013 (2 month) Memo Park. CA, United States of America
UI/UX Designer
October 2013 - November 2013 (2 month) Memo Park. CA, United States of America
"It's a long istablished fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout."
-Frank Rapacciuolo-
13, 2 Elisabeth ST, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia
I am based in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine


This research project seeks to analyze the perception of science in culture.
Techniques from NLP such as word embeddings (word2vec) and sentiment analysis are used.
More specifically, this project is trying to exame what are the factors that affect the perception
of science in our culture, how have those factors evolved over the last half century (or so), and why?
Click here to see more.
Shifting Morals is a thought experiment inspired by MIT's Moral Machine. However, instead of deterministic outcomes, Shifting Morals posits that outcomes are probabilistic and that everything is up to chance. The goal is to see how the introduction of chance influences morality.
With Shifting Morals, people can examine how chance plays a role in their decisions and how that influences their feelings about making choices.
My Senior Independent Study Project (SISP) revolves around learning Python, a high-level,
multi-paradigm, interpreted language. I learned Python more in-depth by focusing on
data science applications, primarily machine learning and deep learning. One example is
a deep neural network for classfying Higgs Boson data. View the repo
here. Another cool use of machine learning is something called semantic
hashing, wherein an autoencoder is able to hash information for quick lookup without prior manual sorting. You can see an example on
the right and the full code is
here.
I also made my first contribution to open source as a part of my project. I wrote a small Python wrapper for a C function based
around geospatial information files as a part of the Django web framework. You can see the Pull Request
here.
My code was released in Django version 2.0 in December 2017.
My project is based on creating a quantum algorithm for square root calculations. As a part of the this project, we were required to write a paper describing the different aspects of our project. My paper covers quantum mechanics, algorithmic efficiency, quantum logic and gates, and square root computation algorithms. I used a C library called Libquantum to simulate quantum mechanical interactions for my project. You can click the picture to read my paper.
Apps for Good is a team-based project where students work together to create an app to solve a problem. My group created a game to teach good financial habits to students entering college. It runs on Android and is optimized for use on a tablet. You can see the source here.
During junior year, John Ta and I created a recurrent neural network (RNN) in Java using DL4J to predict stock prices. The app has a fully functional UI that allows the user to input a stock, which is then used in an API developed by Quandl. That API returns a CSV file with stock prices, which is used as train/test data for the RNN and, lastly, the final predictions are displayed on a graph. View the source here (download the NeuralNet2.zip for the latest version).


Fires whenever the player chats. Functionality-wise this behaves like Game.on("chatted")
.
Fires whenever a player dies (health set to 0).
Fires once when the player fully loads. (camera settings, map loads, players downloaded, etc).
Fires whenever this player moves.
Fires whenever a player spawns (respawn() is called.)
If the player is a Brick Hill admin (Does not work if local is set to true.)
If the player is alive or not.
An object containing all of the assets the player is currently wearing.
An array containing userIds of players the player has blocked. Do NOT store player references in here.
The distance of how far the camera is away from the player.
The camera field of view of the player.
The player the camera is currently attached to.
Where the player's camera is currently positioned.
The rotation of the player's camera.
The current camera type of the player.
If set, the player's nametag color (in chat) will be set to the hex value you put.
An object containing all of the body colors the player has.
True if the player has left the game.
The current health of the player.
An array of tools the player has in their inventory.
How high the player can jump.
If set to false, the player will not automatically load their avatar.
If set to false, the player will not spawn with their tool equipped.
loadAvatar MUST be enabled for this to work.
An array containing all local bricks on the player's client.
The value the player's health will be set to when they respawn.
The membershipType of the player.
If set to true, the server will reject any chat attempts from the player.
The current position of the player.
The current rotation of the player.
The scale of the player.
The current score of the player.
A function that will be called whenever player.respawn() is called.
If set, player.respawn() will spawn the player in the value provided instead of a random location. This property overrides spawnHandler.
The current speech bubble of the player. ("" = empty).
The current speed of the player.
The current team the player is on.
The current tool the player has equipped.
The Brick Hill userId of the player.
The username of the player.
Adds the tool to the user's inventory.
Clears all of the bricks for the player. This is a LOCAL change.
world.bricks will not be updated!
Takes an array of bricks, and deletes them all from this client.
Forces the player to unequip the tool, and removes it from their inventory.
Equips the tool, if It's not already in the user's inventory it will be added first.
If you call this on a tool that is already equipped, it will be unequipped.
Returns an arary of all the players currently blocking this user.
Returns JSON data of the users rank in a group, or false if they aren't in the group.
https://api.brick-hill.com/v1/clan/member?id=1&user=1
Returns player stats in JSON from this API:
https://api.brick-hill.com/v1/user/profile?id={userId}
Calls back whenever the player presses a key.
Kicks the player from the game.
The kick message
Takes an array of bricks and loads them to the client locally.
Sends a local message to the player.
The message
Sends a chat message to everyone, conforming to rate-limit / mute checks, etc.
Calls back whenever the player clicks.
Returns true or false if the player owns a specified assetId.
Prompts a confirm window on the player's client.
Respawns the player.
Sets the appearance of the player.
If a userId isn't specified, it will default to the player's userId.
Error handling is highly recommended as this function makes a HTTP request.
Functionally the same to Game.setEnvironment, but sets the environment only for one player.
Sets the players health. If the health provided is larger than maxHealth, maxHealth will automatically be
set to the new health value.
Identical to setInterval, but will be cleared after the player is destroyed. Use this if you want to attach loops to players, but don't want to worry about clearing them.
The callback function.
The delay in milliseconds.
Unequips the tool from the player, but does not remove it from their inventory.
Fires whenever a player's outfit loads.
Game.on("playerJoin", (player) => { player.on("avatarLoaded", () => { // The outfit is now loaded. }) })


From now, if you don't own (or sometimes forgot) your sensors, your fitness trend can be nevertheless estimated.
Extensively a "typical" iPhone or Android mobile user who runs the strava mobile app can now access the fitness
trend feature without buying any external sensors 👍. Nevertheless sensors are highly recommended if you need a
more accurate trend.
Since the fitness trend is calculated on activities' stress scores, this implies that stress scores of your
activities without sensors have to be estimated too. Currently only cycling, running and swimming activities can
have their stress scores estimated.
Estimating stress scores on cycling and running implies the below prerequisites:
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Estimated Cycling Power Stress Score (PSS):
- Your Cycling Functional Threshold Power (FTP) must be set in athlete settings.
- The power meter data toggle
flash_on
must be switched ON (on screen behind).
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Your weight must be set in strava
profile. (If not set strava can't estimate the power data on your cycling activities
required to compute PSS.
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Estimated Running Stress Score (RSS):
warning
The "Estimated Fitness Trend"
may not work properly on existing synced activities because some
added stats (required to estimate stress scores and fitness trend) are missing on your currently
synced activities. If you need to estimate stress scores on some of your activities and you have already synced
your activities in the past, you may do this:
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Perform a backup of your synced activities for security before. Just click
sync
icon then
file_download
Backup activities
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Make sure you properly configured all your athlete settings.
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Clear and synchronize again your activities. Click
sync
icon then
redo
Clear and re-sync activities


Based on Marathon, Jalian Systems provides a commercial version with extra features and support. You can use MarathonITE and reduce the effort required for creating resilient test suites. Use the included extract method refactoring to reuse your test scripts. Perform exploratory or semi-automatic testing through MarathonITE and share the test scripts with the development team.
Marathon records the object map entries in YAML text files. You can edit these files using any available text editors. MarathonITE provides a user interface for editing and maintaining of the Object Map files.
More info:
Learn more about MarathonITE


Mailmen are courageous and unstoppable. Nothing stops them from being able to deliver letters and packages to the masses. Not even the neighborhood dogs, no matter how hard they try.
Like cats and squirrels, mailmen are often portrayed in fiction as a dog's favorite target. Mostly it's harmless encounters like barking or chasing them away. Other times, the dog outright attacks the letter carrier.
Sometimes instead of the mailman, the target is a paperboy. In older media, one may see a milkman or a telegraph deliver as the target of the dog's wrath.
 (Though if it's a particularly poorly trained and aggressive small dog, this might be a Justified Trope.)
This is Truth in Television, as mailmen routinely enter and leave something in the territory of very territorial animals in Real Life.
Examples:
- One Nike shoe commercial follows the Point of View of a dog on a leash, taking a brisk walk with its owner. The dog at one point encounters a mailwoman and makes a point of growling at her, eliciting an "Eek!" The dog chortles and remarks, "I love doing that."
- There was a series of commercials for something which had people announcing that they were leaving the job they currently had and were joining the NBA. One of these showed a mailman running from a dog while announcing his intention. We then see him actually playing basketball and going up against a player with a canine nickname. The other player barks at him and makes him drop the ball.
- A series of commercials for McDonald's showed natural enemies forming friendships over McDonalds food, including a mailman and a dog.
- An ad for Subaru shows a family of dogs driving a Subaru and barking furiously when a mail truck passes them on the opposite lane.
- Lovable Truly was an animated mailman mascot for Post Alpha-Bits cereal. He was always seen with a dog, its teeth firmly in his rear end. Lovable Truly would become an irregular element on the Linus the Lionhearted show in 1964.
- Dennis the Menace (UK) has a dog called Gnasher who enjoys attacking postmen (for instance, biting their bottoms) whenever they come to deliver letters. He has a collection of postal uniform trouser seats.
- A comic book story based on Krypto the Superdog features an intergalactic mailman who's constantly being attacked by dogs everywhere he goes. The Dog Stars (even Brainy Barker) can't help but bark at him in spite of knowing he's a harmless character who doesn't deserve this kind of treatment.
 Sometimes he just pulls harmless pranks while other times he will violently attack him or catch him in an elaborate booby trap. The mailman occasionally gets his revenge on Garfield.
- In an Easy Amnesia sequence, the one thing Garfield remembers by himself is that he used to terrorize the mailman. He even implies that this must mean it's the most essential part of his nature - More so than his overeating!
- A paperboy who is rarely seen often attacks Garfield by throwing his papers right at him, often hitting the cat hard in the face.
- Grimm from Mother Goose and Grimm loves chasing after the mailman, to the point that the post office has a wanted picture of Grimm up in the office.
- Buckles from his self-titled comic strip originally had a rivalry with the Paperboy, named "Rodney" in his last appearance, who always attacks Buckles by throwing his papers at him. The Paperboy was later Put on a Bus in 2005 after an incident where Buckles wrecks his BMX bike.
- Pooch Café elevates this to an almost-religion amongst its dogs, to the point where one plotline has the doggie denizens distressed to discover that their resident mailman foe has a dog — which they try to "rescue" and free from what they assume must be some kind of brainwashing. Another plotline has main character Poncho go against the code and try to rescue a mailman who has fallen unconscious in the snow by dragging him onto a train car. They are found by hobo dogs, who screech that Poncho has brought "the enemy" into their midst; Poncho bluffs that instead of helping the mailman, he had captured the mailman — and consequently is made king of the hobo dogs.
- Averted by Daisy, the Bumsteads' dog in Dean Young's Blondie, who bears the mailman no ill will and is harmless. It's Dagwood, zooming out the door in a blind panic, that's the mailman's chief hazard.
- Used several times in The Far Side:
- In one panel, a mailman comes through a door with seven dogs hanging off him. He says to his wife, "Gimme a hand here, Edna... I got into a nest of weiner dogs over on Sixth and Maple."
- In another strip, a giant mailman is demolishing the city, Godzilla style. In the foreground, a dog is speaking to a crowd of other dogs saying, "Listen! the authorities are helpless! If the city's to be saved, I'm afraid it's up to us! This is our hour!"
- Another Far Side strip showed a dog with a bandana and a rocket launcher standing next to a smoking hole in the sidewalk, with the caption: "They said neither rain nor snow could stop the mail, but they didn't count on... Rexbo."
- Yet another strip showed a mailman being attacked by several dogs while inside the house a dog holding a violin watched sadly because he had to take lessons and couldn't join in.
- One strip has a dog on a psychiatrist's couch, saying the mailman scares him.
- And another strip has "Dog Hell", where the dogs are forced to act as mailmen.
- And yet another features a group of dogs dressing as mailmen to pull a Trojan Horse ambush inside a post office.
- A dog sits up in bed at night nervously reading The Mailman Carried Mace by lamplight.

- Another strip titled "Creative dog writing" had a dog named Zeek writing a book titled Call of the Calf based on the feelings that drive dogs to bite mailmen.
I sensed the mailman's fear as he opened the gate. It was like a warm stench in the air — so thick you could cut it with a knife. Suddenly, I felt myself growing dizzy — as if the fear was a powerful drug. The entire yard began reeling. And then I heard his soft, plump calves begin calling to me: "Zeeeeeeeeek...Zeeeeeeeek...bite us, Zeeeeek...biiiiiiiite uuuusss..."
- Played with in Olive, the Other Reindeer where Olive, the protagonist is a dog and the Big Bad is a mailman. However before the start of their conflict, Olive was actually friendly to the mailman.
- This trope happens in Mad Mad Mad Monsters, the prequel to Mad Monster Party. While delivering Baron von Frankenstein's wedding invitations to his guests, Harvey the mailman gets chased by the Invisible Man's dog as well as Ron Chandley after he changes into his werewolf form.
- Referenced in Up when Muntz's dogs see Russell in his scout uniform and assume he's some kind of small mailman (because apparently anyone in an uniform is a mailman to a dog).
- See Spot Run stars a mail carrier who hates dogs. The beginning of the film has him delivering mail to a neighborhood full of dogs ready to attack. He outsmarts them with creative ways using his gadgets...except for one.
- Referred to at the end of the first The Naked Gun movie, when a baseball park brawl ends with everyone apologizing to each other and embracing, including a mailman and a dog.
 They all fall for it, thus giving the fat cat a desperately-needed head start to continue running.
- One of the trials of the postman in Going Postal is a pack of dogs, and several of the postmen have scars from dogbites. Not only that, there is mention of the other peril of dogs; their droppings. Apparently dogshit can be as frictionless as oil.
Worshipful Master of the Order of Postmen: Postmen, what is the Second Oath? ... Dogs! I tell you, there's no such thing as a good one! If they don't bite they all crap! It's as bad as stepping on machine oil!
- Hank the Cowdog sums up the reason why dogs bark at mailmen in his own way.
Hank: Why do dogs bark at the mailman? Because by George, we cowdogs have always barked at mailmen, and we always will!
- Conversational Troping in the Hercule Poirot novel Dumb Witness. According to Poirot, the dog is a reasoning animal and reasons thusly: The postman regularly comes to the door. The postman is never allowed into the house. Therefore the dog's people don't like the postman and want rid of him.
- Cliff Clavin from Cheers has had a number of run-ins with dogs in his postal career, or so he says. (All of the incidents take place offscreen.) In one episode, he tries to impress a girl by comparing himself to Indiana Jones because of his canine incidents.
- The episode that introduces Margaret O'Keefe has her and Cliff commit a postal infraction and Cliff's punishment is to be reassigned to a district he calls "Rottweiler Ridge". (She got fired.)
- Another time, Cliff falls down the stairs to Cheers and gets knocked out of his normal wits.
- In "Dog Bites Cliff" Cliff gets bitten and files a lawsuit, only to be surprised when he finds out that the owner of the dog is an incredibly sexy redhead.
- Supernatural: In "Dog Dean Afternoon" Dean takes a potion which lets him speak fluent animal, so he can talk to a dog which was the witness to a murder. But he starts to take on doglike personality traits including an urge to play fetch, scratching behind his ears, and yes, yelling at a mailman for no reason.
- Seinfeld
- Newman has a great disdain for dogs as a mailman as shown in "The Engagement" episode.
Newman: I see many dogs on my mail route. I'll bet there's not one type of mutt or mongrel I haven't run across. If you ask me, they have no business living amongst us. Vile, useless beasts...

Kramer: Look, Beauford, it's the mailman! You remember the mailman, don't you?
- Another episode had Newman mention that he had been assigned the former mail route of David Berkowitz, a.k.a. "Son of Sam", commenting that the route had a lot of dogs. Although Berkowitz claimed the dogs told him to kill, Newman was told to "lay off the snacks".
- Newman has a great disdain for dogs as a mailman as shown in "The Engagement" episode.
- An episode of The Story of Tracy Beaker had Marco dress up as a dog. When the postman arrived with the morning post, he made growling noises and bit the letters like a dog.
- An episode of Bear Behaving Badly has a robotic postwoman arrive at the block of flats where the characters live and force them to be members of her family. Then, when Aunt Barbara mistakes Nev (who is a bear) for a dog (as usual), Barney plays along with this and claims that Nev is a dog too. The postwoman gets scared.
- One episode of Malcolm in the Middle has Reese start hanging out with a pack of stray dogs and start taking on their behavior. At one point, he yells at the mailman.
- It's Me or the Dog: Dogs that are aggressively anti-mailmen get extensive training (via repeated bribery with treats) so that the dog sees the mailman's coming and going as a good thing.
- In Season 71 Episode 1 of I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, during a round of Dogs' Film Club, Tim suggested The Postman Always Tastes Nice.
- Averted by the mailman in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: If ever you're in wolf form whenever he has a letter to give you, you automatically switch back to human form. Then again, he might not even be scared of dogs, since one of the places in which you find him is the very bottom of the Bonus Dungeon.
- A paperboy variation occurs in... well... Paperboy, where the occasional dog is one of your many obstacles in the game.
 In one episode he has a long going feud with a paperboy, who harassed him as a puppy, who later grew up to become their mailman.
- In another episode, Dog has chased away too many paperboys so he and Cat are hired to deliver papers. Unfortunately, the other dogs consider Dog a traitor.
- Hey Arnold!
- Oskar is chased and bitten by a small chihuahua while delivering newspapers.
- During a heat wave, Mr. Green's dog growls at Harvey the mailman. Harvey asks the dog to not give him any trouble today since it's so hot out.
- The Fairly OddParents
- In the Christmas Episode where Timmy wished for it to be Christmas Every Day, there was a scene where a newscaster says that the worst of enemies are now the best of friends, as it is Christmas. When he said that, we are shown on a postman and a dog becoming friends with each other. After it ceases being Christmas every day, the newscaster says that the worst of enemies are back to being the worst of enemies and we see the dog and the postman again, who are now enemies again.
- In another episode, Timmy almost gets attacked by a group of vicious junkyard dogs because he accidentally falls into a cat costume, gravy, and mailman-scented air fresheners.
- In Bojack Horseman, Mr. Peanutbutter (a Funny Animal dog) has a bizarre obsessive hatred of mailmen and the postal service and will even try to chase them down with his car.
- One episode of The Huckleberry Hound Show, "Postman Panic", has Huck as a mailman dealing with a dog who won't let Huck make his delivery. A big case of Furry Confusion, as Huck is a dog himself.
- In one episode of Family Guy, Quagmire accuses Brian of not understanding his feelings for the mailman. Cut to Brian barking and chasing away a mailman using some very rude language, and immediately after that begging him to come back next time, saying that he gets really lonely when he doesn't come on Sundays.
- Invoked by Minnie Mouse in the Mickey Mouse short "Doggone Biscuits". After trying to get Pluto back into shape (she made him fat because she fed him too many treats), she gets the idea to motivate Pluto into getting into shape by dressing as a mail carrier and getting Pluto to chase her.
- Rugrats:
- In "Tommy's First Birthday", Tommy wants to eat dog food, believing that it will turn him into a dog. When Angelica hears this, she wants to become a dog so she can bite the mailman.
- In "Special Delivery", Tommy sneaks into a mailman's mailbag thinking that a doll being sent there is a new baby after a miscommunication from Didi, thinking that all babies come from the mail. Not only does the postman get attacked by a dog during the trip back (with the whole street seeming to have a dog at each house), there's even a medical ward for all postmen who were injured in dog attacks, showing several other postmen looking similarly mauled.
- Ed, Edd n Eddy has the paperboy variant.  He then spends the next few scenes trying to shake it off, looking ragged by the time he finally succeeds.
- Sharky the Shark Dog will savage any mailman that enters his yard in Eek! The Cat. Of course, Sharky will try to savage anybody that enters his yard.
- Completely averted in, of all series, Postman Pat. Apparently the good burghers of Greendale are extremely responsible pet-owners. (Which kind of makes sense in a rural community with lots of livestock.)
- The A Pup Named Scooby-Doo episode "Catcher on the Sly" had Buster McMuttmauler attempt to disguise himself as a mailman to get to Scooby-Doo.
- The criminal in one Dog City episode turns out have been driven insane by being a mailman in a city where everyone, himself included, is a dog.
- On Steven Universe: Future, Steven is watching the newest Dogcopter movie, in which Dogcopter is chasing after a car but gets distracted when a mailtruck drives by and has to be reminded by his handler that he's not going after the mailman.


This inspection is used when a variable is defined through the "global" statement but the variable is not defined in the module scope.


Box Office: ‘Marjaavaan’ opens up to a fair response
by Raj BaddhanThis weekend’s action thriller ‘Marjaavaan’ has got off to a decent start at the box office in India, according to Box Office India.
The film starring Sidharth Malhotra, Riteish Deshmukh and Tara Sutaria, opened up with business around the 20-25% mark. The report adds that the bigger multiplexes did not register such a good start but that was expected.
‘Marjaavaan’ has opened up better than recent Malhotra films. It has opened up to good business in Nizam, CP Berar, Maharashtra and Gujarat. There has also been support from UP and East.
The other release this week, ‘Motichoor Chaknachoor’ opened up very poorly. It is not expected to do any better at the weekend, with competition from ‘Marjaavaan’ andd Hollywood releases ‘Ford V Ferrari’ and ‘Charlies Angels’.
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2 Installation
2.1 For windows users
2.1.1 Install and Configure R environment
Since Douhau Data Studio is built and run based on R Shiny framework, it is necessary to install and configure the R environment.
You can obtain R freely from CRAN web site.
https://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/R-4.0.3-win.exe
And after finishing the download, installer R-4.0.3-win.exe should be launch and to complete R installation.
Next, user path environment for R has to be configured through the following steps.
- Check the installed R path
To check the installed R path, “where R” command into Command Prompt is very useful.
This command returns a complete path string, for example, “C:\Program Files\R\R-4.0.3\bin\Rscript.exe” , however, “\Rscript.exe” which is the last part of the path string has to be removed.
- Open the Environment Variables Screen
Open the Start Search, type in “env,” and choose “Edit environment variables for your account.” - Select “Path” and click “Edit” button.
- Add the R path variable
Click “NEW” button and input the path string that is confirmed in previous step 1. Please carefully the path string is excluded “\Rscript.exe” which is the last part of the path string getting from the previous step 1. For example, “C:\Program Files\R\R-4.0.3\bin\Rscript.exe” is obtained in step 1, path string should be “C:\Program Files\R\R-4.0.3\bin.”
Click “OK” button and reboot your PC to complete the “Path” environment variable configuration. - Install required R packages
The following R code makes the completion to install the required R packages for Douhau Data Studio. Most packages can be downloaded from CRAN repository, but R4DSXML has to install from github repository.
This R code should be run on R console.
install.packages(
c( "shiny",
"shinydashboard",
"DT",
"dplyr",
"stringr",
"SASxport",
"R.utils",
"yaml",
"devtools"
)
)
library(devtools)
install_github("i-akiya/R4DSXML/R4DSXML")
2.1.2 Douhau Data Studio instration
- Get Douhau Data Studio installer
The windows installer is named douhau-data-studio.Setup.x.x.x.exe which is able to get from the release page of github repository.
https://github.com/i-akiya/DouhauDataStudio/releases
- Launch the installer
To complete to install Douhau Data Studio, douhau-data-studio.Setup.x.x.x.exe is just launched, that’s all.
2.2 For mac users
In progress


The other night i took 20mg of 2c-i at a psytrance party. i had taken it a couple times before and found it to be like a kind of more relaxing acid.
The trip began with my usual huge excess of energy. i was having alot of trouble figuring out the correct application of all this energy i was feeling (how to dance correctly so my body would would feel good) usually when i get too caught up in trying to relax i just say the hell with it, and dance as crazy and energetically as i can. this time i really decided i wanted to feel good though, so i got caught in a major twist, trying as hard as I can to relax doesn't work very good ;)
So i sat down to try and figure this out and i ended up identifying somewhere bettween 3-5 completely differnt versions of myself each with thier own energetic pattern. i did my best to force myself into the core indentity, this failed miserably and i would watch my differnt selves shift to the surface at high speed. at this point i felt like i completely didn't understand anything, the best i could do was just focus on what my body was doing and make sure i was walking correctly, not moving stuff over ect.
as this continued further and further i figured i should be trying to resolve this while dancing. this resulted in severe muscle tension all through my legs, the sides of my spine, my neck and my right side of my body. it got so bad that it literally felt like i couldn't move, and i had this intense pain in my stomache. i felt really cold and sleepy. not being one for sleep i did a very very little stretching and messaging of myself, but mainly i just sat there in a kind of painful limbo just waiting for it to end.
Throughout the experiance whenever i drank water i'd feel better for a couple seconds.
All in all, ouch ouch ouch.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1 hit |
oral |
LSD |
(pill / tablet) |
| T+ 0:30 |
20 mg |
oral |
5-MeO-DiPT |
(powder / crystals) |
I have mixed foxy and LSD on two occasions, both at the Burning Man festival, and had really positive results both times. The first time I did it I took a microdot which had a moderate amount of LSD on it and then took the capsule of foxy powder about 30 minutes later. The two chemicals seem to complement each other in marvelous and unexpected ways, erasing any of the negative effects I usually have from either of the drugs. The effects are very euphoric and I find myself filled with energy and feeling very positive and social. I am having a lot of fun hanging out with different people and dancing and not feeling self conscious in the least bit as I usually do when I'm tripping. I walked a long ways with two of my camp mates and we explored various art projects on the playa and had a lot of fun laughing and talking.
Dancing seemed to enhance the high and I felt like I was dancing better then I had danced before. I spent about 4 hours dancing to breaks in a big tent full of about 400 people and firedancers. I didn't notice too many visuals apart from an extra glow and color to everything after several hours. The effects seemed to be more of a body high and euphoria. I felt very sexually charged as well, but released it through dancing. I danced into the morning and watched the sun rise for about 30 minutes. Watching the sun rise on the Playa after being up all night is always an amazing experience, but I felt like it was enhanced in and I felt very spiritual and happy with myself. I continued to dance for about another hour but had to depart on my bike because I thought my feet were going to fall off from dancing so much. That night I slept like a very happy baby.
My other experience mixing these chemicals was similar except that the acid I took was about 2 - 3 times as potent and seemed to override most of the foxy effects. I was also not in as positive of a mind state and so that probably took away from my whole experience. I felt much more psychedelic, which I liked, but it made it harder to control my thoughts. After hanging out with a friend for a while I began to feel much better and had a wonderful night. I would be curious to see what that experience would have been like if I had taken 15 mg of foxy. Or maybe even 20 since I had built up such a tolerance from that week.
Conclusion: LSD and Foxy mix well.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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QuantConnect's LEAN engine manages your portfolio and data feeds letting you focus on your algorithm strategy and execution. Data is piped into your strategy for you to analyze and place trades. We provide portfolio management features and fill modelling underneath the hood automatically.
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public class BasicTemplateAlgorithm : QCAlgorithm { public override void Initialize() { // Setup algorithm requirements: cash, dates and securities. // Initialize is called once at the start of the algorithm. } public override void OnData(Slice data) { // Data requested is then piped into event handlers like this one. } }
class BasicTemplateAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self): '''Initialise the data and resolution required, as well as the cash and start-end dates for your algorithm. All algorithms must initialized.''' pass def OnData(self, data): '''OnData event is the primary entry point for your algorithm. Each new data point will be pumped in here. data is a Slice object keyed by symbol containing the stock data''' pass


YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU
April 22-25, 2010
Director - Cynthia Tittle Welborn
Stage Manager - Holly McCann
THE CAST
Grandpa Vanderhof - Gene Hudson
Penny Sycamore - Becky Thaxton
Mr. Sycamore - Brent Holifield
Alice Sycamore - Sarah-Jane Thaxton
Essie Sycamore - Cynthia Welborn
Mr. DePinna - Tod Lightsey
Mr. Kolenkhov - Jeff Buchanan
Olga - Pam Leggett, Jennifer Rogers
Ed - Lee Thames
Gay Wellington - Tana Henderson, Teresa Rayborn
Rheba - Margaret Hilton
Donald - Carl McInnis
Tony - Kenny Jordan
Mrs. Kirby - Marian Latimer
Mr. Kirby - Kenny James
Henderson - Gerald Wansley
Mac - Clint Welborn
Chief - Dominic White


The Akan people of Ghana frequently name
their children after the day of the week
they were born and the order in which they
were born. These "day names" have further
meanings conccerning the soul and character
of the person. Middle names have considerably
more variety and can refer to their birth
order, twin status, or an ancestor's middle name.


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