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MAN'S BEST FRIEND A film review by Robert Leon Bernstein Copyright 1993 Robert Leon Bernstein
It's a rare treat when a quality horror film is released in the theater. And unfortunately with MAN'S BEST FRIEND, we'll be waiting a while longer. The film stars Ally Sheedy and Lance Henrikson in a tale of bio-genetics gone wrong. Sheedy plays a nosy reporter whose need for a "good" story provokes her to snoop inside of EMAX, a poorly guarded million dollar bio-lab that she finds herself effortlessly intruding. The result: she unleashes the experimental wonder dog named MAX, a German Shepherd with genetic recombination allowing it to swallow like a snake, camouflage like a chameleon, climb trees like a leopard, and attack with the strength of tiger. MAX takes a liking to Sheedy, and she finds herself protecting the animal from the cruel technological realm of EMAX, owned by Henrikson. Well, it doesn't take long before the hormonally unstable biohazard unleashes his jowls upon the unsuspecting suburban landscape which offers MAX juicy leg of mailman, etc...
Sheedy is a boring non-presence on the screen, tripping through the enormous plot chasms neglected by the writer/director (I apologize for a lack of credits. I suppose I was eager to leave the theater, and in my rush, forgot to take note of the director, writer, producer, etc...). Henrikson offered the only relief from the contrived narration of the script, giving his character as much development as he could considering the flat dialogue plaguing the film. The movie depends upon it's ability to impress the audience with animal special effects, but all it presents is a dog that can growl, open door handles with his paw, sit, roll over, play dead, and sick. The rest of the special effects were so poor, I found them offensive.
The film attains sub-mediocrity, an unambitious film at best. Horror fans might find that CUJO offers a better bite.
Grade: D-
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Author: Charles A. Micchelli, Massimiliano Pontil
Abstract: This paper provides a foundation for multi–task learning using reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces of vector–valued functions. In this setting, the kernel is a matrix–valued function. Some explicit examples will be described which go beyond our earlier results in [7]. In particular, we characterize classes of matrix– valued kernels which are linear and are of the dot product or the translation invariant type. We discuss how these kernels can be used to model relations between the tasks and present linear multi–task learning algorithms. Finally, we present a novel proof of the representer theorem for a minimizer of a regularization functional which is based on the notion of minimal norm interpolation. 1
[1] N.I. Akhiezer and I.M. Glazman. Theory of linear operators in Hilbert spaces, volume I. Dover reprint, 1993.
[2] N. Aronszajn. Theory of reproducing kernels. Trans. AMS, 686:337–404, 1950.
[3] J. Baxter. A Model for Inductive Bias Learning. Journal of Artiﬁcial Intelligence Research, 12, p. 149–198, 2000.
[4] M. Belkin and P. Niyogi. Laplacian Eigenmaps for Dimensionality Reduction and data Representation Neural Computation, 15(6):1373–1396, 2003.
[5] S. Ben-David and R. Schuller. Exploiting Task Relatedness for Multiple Task Learning. Proc. of the 16–th Annual Conference on Learning Theory (COLT’03), 2003.
[6] T. Evgeniou and M.Pontil. Regularized Multitask Learning. Proc. of 17-th SIGKDD Conf. on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, 2004.
[7] C.A. Micchelli and M. Pontil. On Learning Vector-Valued Functions. Neural Computation, 2004 (to appear).
[8] C.A. Micchelli and M. Pontil. A function representation for learning in Banach spaces. Proc. of the 17–th Annual Conf. on Learning Theory (COLT’04), 2004.
[9] B. Sch¨ lkopf, R. Herbrich, and A.J. Smola. A Generalized Representer Theorem. Proc. of the o 14-th Annual Conf. on Computational Learning Theory (COLT’01), 2001.
[10] V. N. Vapnik. Statistical Learning Theory. Wiley, New York, 1998.


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WAEC Releases Nov/Dec Examination Results, See How to Check Your Result
by Faderera FaladeNaija News reported earlier that the results of candidates who sat for the 2019 West African Senior School Certificate Examination in Nigeria has been released by the West African Examination Council (WAEC).
This was made known by Mr Olu Adenipekun, the Head of National Office, WAEC Nigeria, today at a media conference in Lagos state.
To check your result, follow the instructions below:
- Go to https://www.waecdirect.org .
- Enter your WAEC Examination Number in the required column and select your Examination Year
- Select your Examination Type which is “school candidate result”.
- Enter the Card Serial Number.
- Then, Enter the Card PIN
- Click the “Submit” button to get your 2019 WAEC Result


'System is broken', council chief admits, over local government funding crisis
Devon County Council is currently projecting a £32m overspend
by Daniel ClarkThe local government funding crisis has led to Devon County Council’s boss admitting that ‘the system is broken’, Devon County Council’s boss has admitted.
At month six, the council is now projecting a £32m overspend for 2019/20 – up from £28.1m at month four.
The overspend includes a Dedicated Schools Grant funding shortfall relating to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities of £18.7m, up £2.9m from the month four position.
Speaking at Wednesday’s cabinet meeting, Dr Phil Norrey, Chief Executive of Devon County Council, said: “There is a recognition that the system is broken and we cannot go on as we are.”
In 2014, the Government changed the way in which the SEND system was funded, but Dr Norrey said: “This is a national issue and it is right at the top of the agenda, but fundamentally the government has got it wrong.
“They have completely underestimated the cost of the reforms. There is a recognition it is neither fair nor sustainable for local authorities to have to bail it out from their general funds. There is a recognition that the system is broken and we cannot go on as we are. What that means in terms of huge policy developments, I don’t know.”
Month six budget position
The budget position in the report outlines:
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Adult Care and Health services are forecast to overspend by £6.7m
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Adult Care Operations is forecasting to overspend by £6.6m, primarily the result of residential and nursing price and volume pressures, as client numbers are 125 higher than budgeted for
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Adult Commissioning and Health is forecast to underspend by £347,000
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Mental Health is forecasting an overspend of £412,000, with pressures being experienced from higher client numbers than the budgeted level
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Children’s services are forecasting an overspending of £6.6m.
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Children’s Social Care is forecast to overspend by £4.4m.
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The total overspending on children’s placements is forecast to be £1.3m due to a lack of sufficiency in the residential market is leading to young people being placed in alternative settings with high cost support packages
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Disabled Children’s Services are forecast to overspend by just under £1.9m, although a significant proportion of this forecast is associated with one exceptionally high cost placement.
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The Atkinson Secure Children’s Home is forecasting an overspend of £203,000 due to recruitment and retention issues at the Home having had an adverse impact upon occupancy levels
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The non-Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG) element of Education and Learning is forecasting an overspend of £2.3m
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The DSG High Needs Block, Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) is forecasting a funding shortfall of £18.7m for the current financial year. There have been a further 33 placements since month 4 within Independent Special Schools, taking the average projection for the year to 568 placements compared to a budgeted level of 430.
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Highways, Infrastructure Development and Waste is forecasting an underspend of £402,000
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Highways maintenance, Network Management, Street Lighting and Infrastructure Development are forecasting an overspend of £545,000, primarily the result of expected income not being generated until the start of 2020/21
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Communities, Public Health, Environment and Prosperity (COPHEP) are forecasting a small underspend of £4,000
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Corporate Services are forecasting an overspend of £2.3m
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Non- service items are forecast to underspend by £9.9m
The report of Mary Davis, the County Treasurer, to Wednesday’s cabinet meeting states at month six, the council is now projecting a £32m overspend, compared to the £28.1m at month four. This includes planned contributions to reserves of £8m are not expected to be made this financial year, and a funding shortfall relating to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities of £18.7m. That figure is set to be held as a ‘negative reserve’ on the balance sheet to be dealt with in future years.
Cllr John Hart, leader of the council, said that the figures speak for themselves. He added: “We are under pressure in a way we haven’t been before, but it is a physical demand from the public that is pushing this. The government changed the rules and then didn’t fund the difference.
“We are doing what we can but the demand is the issue, rather than how much money we have in the pot. The law says if we don’t handle the demand, it goes to court and then costs us twice as much.”
Mrs Davis added: “Our overspending has increased. It is concerning but not overly concerning. We still have six months to go and we have been in worse positions before, but do need to exercise caution.”
On the SEND overspend, she said that holding it as a ‘negative reserve’, which was as near as can be an instruction from the Government to do, she said that it wouldn’t be a problem for this year, but will be in future years unless there is more funding from the Government. She said: “We cannot see it growing year and year as then it will impact on the working of the county council.”
But opposition councillors raised concerns about the budget overspends, saying that it meant that the alarm bells should be ringing.
Cllr Alan Connett, leader of the Liberal Democrat group, said: “There are some things that are within the control of the council that the administration is not progressing with. £1.7m of the cross-council savings initiatives target of £1.9m are currently not expected to be met this year. You identified the savings and said they would need to be made to balance the books, and you are not achieving them.”
He added: “Demand is rising and government funding is falling, but the council cannot look with any certainty for next year as still waiting for a government, any government, to tell us what the funding for next year will be and that doesn’t help anyone plan, and we don’t know what a bad winter could bring us. If the alarm bells weren’t ringing before, they are now.”
Cllr Rob Hannaford, leader of the Labour Group, added: “This does feel a bit like crisis management, even if it is a medium level of crisis management. This is an ongoing trend and a serious trend, and clearly the phrase ‘we cannot go on like this’ has never been more true.”
Devon Community Insight Survey
Devon residents are being asked what matters most in a survey run by Devon County Council.
The Community Insight Survey asks about experiences of a range of services and the County Council’s strategic aims.
It also asks questions about Council Tax increases, community resources, if people have good access to green spaces, and if the council’s decision make sense.
A council spokesman said: “We are committed to building a Devon where everyone can live their lives well, and to do this we need to understand what matters most to you and where you experience difficulties. The results will be shared across services and used to inform budget decisions and how services are provided in future.”
The survey can be filled in online at https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=gzehjWjLP0S7S5l_d_1b-3k2zoamfoJKgcKfgFq7GXBUQ0lXOFI1MVlPQkQ3N1Q0NUZPWFM1R1VENy4u
He questioned whether future reports should refer to underfunding rather than overspends, as most of them are demand led pressures that the council has have little control over.
Cllr Hannaford added: “Whoever wins the election, we cannot keep underfunding local government.”
The cabinet agreed to note the report.


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| CallCommandResponse | StartStream (string id, StreamCommand command, Credentials creds=null) |
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◆ CreateCall()
POST /v1/calls - create an outbound SIP or PSTN Call
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Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ GetCall()
GET /v1/calls/{uuid} - retrieve information about a single Call
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| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ GetCalls()
GET /v1/calls - retrieve information about all your Calls
- Parameters
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| filter | Filter to search calls on |
| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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| NexmoHttpRequestException | thrown if an error is encountered when talking to the API |
Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ GetRecording()
GET - retrieves the recording from a call based off of the input url
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| creds | Overridden credentials |
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- Returns
- A response containing a byte array representing the file stream
Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ StartDtmf()
PUT /v1/calls/{uuid}/dtmf - send Dual-tone multi-frequency(DTMF) tones to an active Call
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| cmd | Command to execute against call |
| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ StartStream()
PUT /v1/calls/{uuid}/stream - stream an audio file to an active Call
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| cmd | Command to execute against call |
| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ StartTalk()
PUT /v1/calls/{uuid}/talk - send a synthesized speech message to an active Call
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| cmd | Command to execute against call |
| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ StopStream()
DELETE /v1/calls/{uuid}/stream - stop streaming an audio file to an active Call
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| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ StopTalk()
DELETE /v1/calls/{uuid}/talk - stop sending a synthesized speech message to an active Call
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| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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| NexmoHttpRequestException | thrown if an error is encountered when talking to the API |
Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
◆ UpdateCall()
PUT /v1/calls/{uuid} - modify an existing Call
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| cmd | Command to execute against call |
| creds | (Optional) Overridden credentials for only this request |
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Implements Nexmo.Api.Voice.IVoiceClient.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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I gave two lightning talks at CommunityOne today, the first of which described deploying Grails applications to Morph AppSpace.
For the uninitiated, Grails is a Ruby on Rails inspired full stack web development framework which brings “convention over configuration” and “DRY” into the Java web development arena. Unlike Rails, it is not an effort from scratch, but rather stands on the shoulders of proven giants in the Java world like the Spring framework and Hibernate. It does this using Groovy, the popular dynamic scripting language for the JVM, as a sort of “DSL for web development.” Find it at http://grails.org.
Morph AppSpace on the other hand is a fully-configured and managed environment for hosting web applications, and currently supports Java, Grails, Rails, and PHP applications. It is a “platform as a service” (PaaS) provider that abstracts away the details of Amazon EC2 and S3 technologies. Systems architecture, backups, monitoring, failover, scalability - all of this is handled by Morph. You simply develop and deploy your application - Morph does the rest. Find it at http://mor.ph/products_appspace.
So to get going, visit http://mor.ph and sign up for a free developer account. Create yourself a Java application subscription, and pick your choice of database (MySQL or PostgreSQL). Create the database, and then download two very important files into the root directory of your Grails project: deployment.properties, which contains the metadata describing your application to the Morph AppSpace platform, and morph_deployer.jar, which contains the client API to the platform.
Next you’ll need to install the Grails morph-deploy plugin. If you’re using Grails 1.1, you’ll need to checkout the trunk version from SVN, as the version in the plugin repository is not 1.1 ready. Install this plugin locally by running “grails install-plugin $PATH_TO_PLUGIN.” Next, you’ll need to edit DataSource.groovy to contain the following:
production {
dataSource {
driverClassName = 'com.mysql.jdbc.Driver'
dbCreate = "update"
jndiName = "java:comp/env/jdbc/morph-ds"
dialect = 'org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect'
}
}
Finally, run “grails war” to build the war file, and “grails deploy” to upload your application to the platform. Once the upload is complete, visit the management interface and check the logs to see that you’ve successfully deployed. Once it’s finished, click on the link to your application. Happy Grails on the cloud!
Here’s the screencast from my talk. Enjoy!
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Life taking its toll on me, says Rody
by MJ BlancaflorDespite President Rodrigo Duterte’s admission that he is in bad shape due to old age, Malacañang on Sunday said he would continue fulfilling his mandate to serve the public.
“Whatever ailment an elderly has, ordinarily, he has that. But he will continue working. He said, ‘I’ll perform my duties, whatever happens to me,’” Presidential Spokesman Salvador Panelo said in radio interview.
“If you will notice, his schedule does not change, despite his health issues. And he not only does survive, he does it well,” Panelo added.
Panelo issued these statements after the 74-year-old leader said he was not in the best of health, given his age.
“I have all the ailments now because I’m old. If you will ask me, are you okay, Mr. President? Are you in the best of health?’ Of course not,” he said in a GMA News interview.
“I am old, life has begun to take its toll on my health. And if you say I have an ailment, I do have. You name it, I have it. So there will be no debate,” Duterte added.
After he had a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan last month, President Duterte learned that he has muscle spasms triggered by his minor motorcycle accident at the Presidential Security Group’s compound in Manila, doctors said.
He also used an air purifier on several occasions.
In October, he revealed he has a rare neuromuscular disease called myasthenia gravis
, characterized by weakness in the muscles that control eye and eyelid movement and facial expression.
READ: Duterte is fit to run the country, DOH chief says
In his previous speeches, the President said he also suffered from migraines, nausea, spinal injury, Buerger’s disease, and Barrett’s esophagus.
The Palace has played down health concerns about the President, who will head to Busan, South Korea to attend the commemorative summit between ASEAN and Korea on Nov. 25 to 27.
Panelo on Sunday also dismissed as wishful thinking a London-based think tank’s assessment that Vice President Leni Robredo would lure more foreign investors if she were to replace Duterte as head of state and government.
Panelo slammed Capital Economics for projecting better economic prospects in the Philippines in the event that Robredo replaces Duterte.
“That is wishful thinking. They are interferring with the sovereignty and voice of the people who overwhelmingly elected him,” Panelo said on a radio interview.
“They are meddling in the affairs of the government,” he added.
Capital Economics’ senior economist Gareth Leather said investors might welcome a leadership change in the Philippines given President Duterte’s alleged “authoritarian tendencies” and controversies hounding his health status.
“We don’t know much about what Ms. Robredo’s economic agenda would be if she took office, but given her fierce opposition to Duterte’s authoritarian tendencies, including his willingness to undermine political institutions, a change in president would probably be welcomed by investors,” Leather said Friday in a report.
“Since Duterte took office, approved foreign investments have been much lower than previous years,” Leather added, citing the data from the Philippine Statistics Authority.
The report also said the President’s massive popularity enabled him to pass reforms that might not have otherwise made it through Congress.
Panelo, however, said foreign investments have actually increased under the Duterte administration.
“They are definitely wrong about that. Our economic managers have said that investments especially foreign investments are good,” he said.
According to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, foreign direct investments (FDI) showed net inflows of $242 million in May 2019, representing an 85.1 percent drop from the $1.6 billion in net inflows posted in May 2018.
This was the weakest monthly inflow of long terms investments into the country since March 2015 — or over four years ago — which saw FDI inflows of only $200.4 million.
READ: ‘Duterte ignored in Japan’ denied
READ: Rody needs rest, no damage—Go


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The Emerald City of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Author’s Note
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1910
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1910). The Emerald City of Oz. Chicago, IL: Reilly and Britton.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.0
- Word Count: 262
- Genre: Fantasy
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Perhaps I should admit on the title page that this book is “By L. Frank Baum and his correspondents,” for I have used many suggestions conveyed to me in letters from children. Once on a time I really imagined myself “an author of fairy tales,” but now I am merely an editor or private secretary for a host of youngsters whose ideas I am requested to weave into the thread of my stories.
These ideas are often clever. They are also logical and interesting. So I have used them whenever I could find an opportunity, and it is but just that I acknowledge my indebtedness to my little friends.
My, what imaginations these children have developed! Sometimes I am fairly astounded by their daring and genius. There will be no lack of fairy-tale authors in the future, I am sure. My readers have told me what to do with Dorothy, and Aunt Em and Uncle Henry, and I have obeyed their mandates. They have also given me a variety of subjects to write about in the future: enough, in fact, to keep me busy for some time. I am very proud of this alliance. Children love these stories because children have helped to create them. My readers know what they want and realize that I try to please them. The result is very satisfactory to the publishers, to me, and (I am quite sure) to the children.
I hope, my dears, it will be a long time before we are obliged to dissolve partnership.
L. FRANK BAUM.
Coronado, 1910


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Home Depot Earnings: HD Stock Hit 5% by Q3 Revenue Miss
HD's EPS beat couldn't save it
Home Depot (NYSE:HD) earnings for the home improvement retailer’s third quarter of 2019 have HD stock taking a beating on Tuesday. The company reported diluted earnings per share of $2.53, which is above Wall Street’s estimate of $2.52. Unfortunately for HD, stock revenue of $27.22 billion is below analysts’ estimates of $27.53 billion.
Now for a closer look at the most recent Home Depot earnings report.
- EPS is up close to 1% from the $2.51 reported in the third quarter of 2018.
- Revenue is 3.50% better than the $26.30 billion in the same period of the year prior.
- Operating income of $3.95 billion is 2.07% higher YoY than $3.87 billion.
- The Home Depot earnings report also includes a net income of $2.77 billion.
- That’s a 3.48% drop from the company’s net income of $2.87 billion in Q3 2018.
Craig Menear, Chairman and CEO of Home Depot, says this about the HD stock earnings.
“Our third quarter results reflected broad-based growth across our business, yet sales were below our expectations driven by the timing of certain benefits associated with our One Home Depot strategic investments. We are largely on track with these investments and have seen positive results, but some of the benefits anticipated for fiscal 2019 will take longer to realize than our initial assumptions.”
The Home Depot earnings report also includes an update to its 2019 guidance. The company is now expecting revenue growth of approximately 1.80%. It was previously expecting revenue growth of 2.30% for the year.
HD stock was down 5.27% as of Tuesday afternoon.
As of this writing, William White did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.


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@Crabby Paddy I'm not a founder of the project
And yes I joined the project and "convince" the to move to Komodo
It was easy to convince because our tech based on own blockchain secured by Bitcoin was the best for such project
I have a lot to explain about O Crypto Union and the history of the project.
The project is well known in my frenchspeaking Bitcoiner's network
I personaly know @Adli and @fab and I also meet the team in June 2018.
I don't know if the business will be the "future" of banking, it's a start up and it's risky as every investements that could give good ROI.
But I massively invested (and invest) in the business : financialy and with my own work/advises
The business is legit and the team is serious. They work hard to make the project successful.
But it's diffculte time for them because (as you certainly know ) the bearmarket of 2018 (and certainly 2019) destroy the possibility to developp the business.
That's not the point for me. Bearmarket is just a bad moment but soon the bull market will be back
And it's the right moment to developp new businesses and financial tools for Komodo
The most important is to have a well tested Banking system on Komodo when the Bull market will be back
Right now, the O Crypto Union is in "survival mode" :
- The main tools are ready: banking licence, app and the most important bank services.
- The team is as little as possible to manage and developp the business. The goal is to manage the survive of the company and lower the spending.
- The strategy to focus on Komodo needs less resources to developp and test the services
But O Crypto Union needs our support to continue the development
@Deleted User They can detach from market influence if they have a user basis. As the exchanges
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But as exchanges, they can make more business if the volume is bigger or not, and bear/bull market influence that
The business plan is well known. O Crypto Union is a bank and the client should pay fees for the services
Before to leave the Discord for my familly (I'm in holydays right now), I want to explain that the most important thing for me is the future of Komodo. That's where is my loyauty.
I'm not a business genious. I can't say if OUR token is a good or a bad investment.
I can't say if KMD token is a good or a bad investment
What I know that SuperNET is a project I want to support and developp
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- 1 box Mostaccioli Rigati or Penne Rigati (Ronzoni)
- ~8 oz shredded Mozzarella Cheese (Poly-O)
- I’ve found that pre-shredded cheese doesn’t taste as good as shredding it right before cooking.
- 2x 2 quart (8") baking dishes or 1 large baking dish (see picture below)
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- Put pasta and sauce in baking dish(es) and mix well.
- Cover pasta and sauce generously with grated cheese until you can’t see the pasta.
- Bake at 350°F / 175°C for 20 minutes
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Forum: Public ReviewIssue: DOTTED-LIST-ARGUMENTS
References: Loosemore's public review comment #10 (X3J13/92-1310)
Pitman's public review comments #37, #38, #39
(X3J13/92-2737, -2738, -2739)
Issue APPEND-DOTTED (retracted)
Issue APPEND-FIASCO (withdrawn)
Issue APPEND-ATOM (withdrawn)
Issue REMF-DESTRUCTION-UNSPECIFIED (passed)
Issue LAST-N (passed)
Category: CLARIFICATION, CHANGE
Edit history: 23 Dec 1992, Version 1 by Loosemore
04 Feb 1993, Version 2 by Loosemore (comments from Barmar)
Status: Proposal CLARIFY passed (6+3)-2 on letter ballot 93-302.
Problem description:
The next-to-last paragraph on page 14-2 (in draft 12.24) says that
functions that take list arguments should be prepared to signal an
error if they receive dotted list arguments, except as explicitly
stated otherwise. But many of the descriptions of the functions in
chapter 14 do not explicitly state otherwise, where they clearly ought
to. (In some cases, the "correct" behavior is implied by notes or
examples, which are not binding parts of the standard.) For example,
surely the committee did not intend to make primitive accessors such
as CAR and CDR fail on dotted lists!
Similarly, there are exceptions missing for the rule stated in the
last paragraph on page 14-2 (the consequences are undefined if
a circular list is passed).
For the functions which operate on trees, there is a further problem.
Some of the arguments are described as "objects", and others are
described as "lists", which I think is incorrect -- an atomic tree
argument should also be OK for functions such as SUBST and SUBLIS.
The dotted-list prohibition should clearly not apply to the tree
functions. But since tree functions recursively descend both the
car and cdr chains of a cons, there should be a prohibition against
circular tree structure in the arguments to these functions, not
just circular list structure.
Finally, there is confusion about whether atoms may be considered
degenerate dotted lists in some contexts.
Proposal (DOTTED-LIST-ARGUMENTS:CLARIFY):
(1) Add to page 14-2 a third paragraph:
Except as explicitly stated otherwise, for any standardized
function that is required to be a tree, the consequences are
undefined if that tree is circular.
(2) Clarify that association lists, property lists, and lists
that are treated as sequences must be proper lists.
(3) Change the glossary definitions of "dotted list" and "list" to
clarify that atoms are not considered dotted lists.
(4) Clarify the nature of list arguments to the functions in chapter
14, as follows:
CAR, CDR and friends: the argument "x" is permitted to be dotted
or circular.
Rationale: These are primitive accessors.
COPY-TREE: the argument "object" is a tree (not an object).
SUBLIS, NSUBLIS: the "tree" argument is a tree (not a list).
SUBST and friends: the "tree" argument is a tree (not a list).
TREE-EQUAL: the arguments "object1" and "object2" are trees
(not objects).
Rationale: This makes all the tree functions consistent.
COPY-LIST: the argument "list" may be dotted but not circular.
Rationale: This is what CLtL said.
LIST-LENGTH: the argument "list" may be circular but not dotted.
Rationale: It's supposed to detect and return NIL for
circular lists.
POP: the "place" argument is permitted to evaluate to a dotted or
circular list.
PUSH: the "place" argument may evaluate to any object (not just
a list).
Rationale: This follows from the equivalences given in the notes.
FIRST and friends: the argument "list" may be dotted or circular.
Rationale: These functions are commonly implemented as chains
NTH: the argument "list" may be dotted or circular. Note that
the references to the length of the argument list in the
description are incorrect, since this concept doesn't make
sense for dotted lists. The right thing to do is simply to
define (NTH n list) = (CAR (NTHCDR n list)).
Rationale: The notes for FIRST and friends say that
(FIFTH x) == (NTH 4 x). This also makes NTH and NTHCDR
consistent.
ENDP: the argument "list" may be dotted or circular.
Rationale: This function only cares whether the argument is
NIL/a cons/something else.
NCONC: the last "list" argument may be any object. The remaining
"lists" may be dotted but not circular.
Rationale: This follows from the equivalence in the description
(from issue REMF-DESTRUCTION-UNSPECIFIED).
NRECONC: the argument "list1" must be a proper list.
The argument "list2" can be any object (not just a list).
(The example showing "list1" as a dotted list is incorrect.)
Rationale: This follows from the equivalence in the side effects
section, which was added by issue REMF-DESTRUCTION-UNSPECIFIED.
(NREVERSE is a sequence function.)
APPEND: the last "list" argument may be any object.
The remaining "lists" must be proper lists.
Rationale: Allowing any object as the last argument came from
CLtL. The inconsistency of the remaining arguments compared to
NCONC was a deliberate decision by X3J13 (issues APPEND-DOTTED, etc).
REVAPPEND: the argument "list1" must be a proper list.
The argument "list2" can be any object (not just a list).
(The example showing "list1" as a dotted list is incorrect.)
Rationale: This follows from the equivalence in the notes section.
(REVERSE is a sequence function.)
BUTLAST, NBUTLAST: the argument "list" may be dotted but not
circular. (The functions should complement LAST by counting
conses, not elements.)
Rationale: An obvious identity is
(BUTLAST list n) == (LDIFF list (LAST list n))
The intent of issue LAST-N was clearly to make LAST and BUTLAST
complementary.
LAST: the argument "list" may be dotted but not circular.
Rationale: This follows from the definition in the notes section.
LDIFF, TAILP: the "list" argument may be dotted. The "sublist"
argument may be any object (not just a list). Both arguments may
be circular lists only if (TAILP sub-list list) is true.
Rationale: This is already stated for TAILP and the two functions
are clearly related.
NTHCDR: the "list" argument may be dotted or circular.
Rationale: The examples show use on a dotted list, and the
function will clearly still terminate if passed a circular list.
REST: the "list" argument is permitted to be dotted or circular.
Rationale: compatibility with CDR and FIRST.
MEMBER and friends: the "list" argument must be a proper list.
INTERSECTION, NINTERSECTION: the "list-1" and "list-2" arguments
must be proper lists.
ADJOIN: the "list" argument must be a proper list.
PUSHNEW: the "place" argument must evaluate to a proper list.
SET-DIFFERENCE, NSET-DIFFERENCE: the "list-1" and "list-2"
arguments must be proper lists.
SET-EXCLUSIVE-OR, NSET-EXCLUSIVE-OR: the "list-1" and "list-2"
arguments must be proper lists.
SUBSETP: the "list1" and "list2" arguments must be proper lists.
UNION, NUNION: the "list1" and "list2" arguments must be proper lists.
Rationale: This makes all the functions that operate on lists as
sets consistent.
MAPC and friends: the "list" arguments must be proper lists.
Rationale: The description makes clear that the lists are treated
as sequences.
Current practice:
Loosemore thinks the only item that is likely to cause compatibility
problems is explicitly requiring BUTLAST to work on dotted lists:
currently at least CMU CL and AKCL signal an error, but it works
in Lucid.
Cost to implementors:
This proposal should probably make it easier for implementors to do
the right thing. Given the previous addition of the requirement that
implementations "should be prepared to signal" errors about dotted lists
and tighter restrictions about signalling TYPE-ERRORs for incorrect
arguments, all implementors probably need to reexamine the definitions
of these functions for conformance anyway.
Cost to users:
There may be a few currently working programs that will stop working.
Aesthetics:
This whole problem is messy to deal with.
Editorial impact:
Substantial, but it needs to be done to correct obvious errors.
Discussion:
Loosemore notes that there are a few more functions which could
reasonably be defined to work on atoms as degenerate dotted lists
(notably, TAILP and LDIFF) but that current practice is to signal
an error, so the proposal does not include these.


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Consider the following silly lean program:
import system.io structure the_structure := (a_type : Type) (str : string) def print_struct : io the_structure := do return (the_structure.mk nat "some-text")
The program fails to typecheck witht he following error:
type mismatch at application io the_structure term the_structure has type Type 1 : Type 2 but is expected to have type Type : Type 1
Is there anything that can be done to salvage this code?
I suppose I'm really asking: why am I prevented from doing this?
the_structure
contains a Type
, so it is a member of Type 1
On the other hand io
is defined to only take Type = Type 0
(for some reason...)
Is there any reason why io
should only take Type
s?
Yes, that is what I was wondering!
not really, I think Leo just didn't think it would get used like that - programming stuff usually lives in Type
Normally everything is universe polymorphic, io
seems to be an exception
@Sebastian Ullrich Do you know anything about the story here?
Unfortunately even meta
doesn't save you from universe checks
Here's a weird meta workaround:
meta structure the_structure : Type := (a_type : expr) (str : string) meta def print_struct : io the_structure := do return (the_structure.mk `(nat) "some-text")
I see. Thanks. I think what I'm doing isn't too ridiculous---I'd like to to have a few modules in a program which are different ways of performing the same "job", each needing their own internal types etc. I wanted to be able to fill a structure with their functions and the types they take so the calling code could be module-independent. I'm just trying to say I don't think I'm doing something toooo arcane
haha indeed, and once something is bumped up somewhere it is a cancer which proliferates through everything! :D
existential types are one of the weak points of dependent type theory over a system F like type system such as Haskell
You can get many of the same benefits of existential types through typeclasses
Thanks for the workaround there---but am I right in thinking that without converting just everything into expressions, that I won't be able declare another member of that structure to be a function which takes something of type a_type
?
ok thanks very much for your comments, I think i might resort to that even though there might be a bit more ugliness down the road!
Most of the currently available typeclasses have a mathematical bent, but consider for example group A
. This is a typeclass on a type A
providing it with a "multiplication" operation, which can be implemented however you like, provided it meets the axioms stated in the structure. This is lean's version of java type interfaces
If you have an operation that can be implemented multiple ways, you define the operation as a typeclass and have multiple instances (implementations) of it
Thanks for the workaround there---but am I right in thinking that without converting just everything into expressions, that I won't be able declare another member of that structure to be a function which takes something of type a_type?
You can convert from expressions to objects and back in meta land using eval_expr
and reflect
, respectively
You lose typechecking though - it's just two expr
s and it's up to you to make sure one is a function and the other is a value of the same type
I think I can make it weirder! So, it turns out (because of variable universes being allowed there) changing "io" to "tactic" above does work. But(!) now consider the following slight modification
structure the_structure := (a_type : Type) (str : string) #check the_structure meta def print_struct : tactic the_structure := do t ← pure (the_structure.mk nat "some-text"), n ← pure "ello", return t
We now fail to typecheck because:
type mismatch at application pure "ello" term "ello" has type string : Type but is expected to have type ?m_1 : Type 1
So string
is too low in the universe hierarchy! This seems even weirder to me than the previous case---is there any why this shouldn't be allowed?
This is due to the fact that everything lives in exactly one type - there is no type subsumption in lean
but it's easy to work around in this case - the ulift
function moves things from any universe to a higher one
so you should be able to replace that line with ⟨n⟩ ← pure (ulift.up.{1} "ello"),
or ⟨n⟩ ← pure (⟨"ello"⟩ : ulift string),
you're awesome, mario! cheers and thanks again
you're awesome, mario!
Without him, none of this would be happening.
I believe a universe-polymorphic io
would only make sense if we add a new primitive io.ulift : io a -> io (ulift a)
. Otherwise you would not be able to use any io primitives from an io
of a higher universe. Monads really seem to be one of the better arguments for universe cumulativity, though so far we haven't run into any unavoidable issues regarding that yet.
io.ulift
is just map ulift.up
oh wait nvm
better yet, io.map
should be a primitive
I came up with a type class liftable
which I like for this kind of problem. With functors, this universe thing infects the types. I think this will help.
I can put it in the nursery
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by Raj Baddhan‘Yeh Hai Mohabbatein’ remained the UK’s No.1 show across all Asian TV networks in latest weekly ratings for week ending Sunday 10th November 2019.
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Minutes for 2015-09-30
Meeting Notes
Siobhan excused herself as this was the last day of testing.
Experimental Progress
Steven explained how the experiments went, as there was no meeting last week:
- Originally, Siobhan was scheduled to start experiments on Friday the 18th. Unfortunately, due to problems with translating the arcball rotation method from Steven’s code to Siobhan’s, the software was not complete until Wednesday the 23rd. Steven took participants from Thursday 17th through Monday 21st, with Tueday’s participants rescheduled.
- Unfortunately, experiments on Wednesday and Thursday revealed problems with Siobhan’s interface. These caused her to have to modify her software, forcing her to discard the results of these participants.
- Ultimately though, due to Siobhan’s focus on recruiting, this did not impact the number of participants tested: out of a goal of recruiting 62 participants, we were able to get 87 participants, not including those who had to be discarded.
- Steven is to take the participants later today, taking his total participants tested to 45. Siobhan is to finish her testing by 1, putting her total to 42.
Paper handin
Steven promised to hand a draft to James and Brian of everything up to results by that afternoon.
Problems with marking inspection tasks
Steven said that he was having problems assessing the accuracy of the inspection tasks. While he found a metric to compare quaternions, he was having problems removing the z-rotation which was ignored for inspection task accuracy. James suggested rotating the model, and then using the camera’s vector to assess accuracy. Steven said he’d implement this, and report on its accuracy by next week.
Deliverables
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- Steven (30/09/2015): Hand a draft of everything up to the results of the final paper


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James Van Der Beek eliminated from 'Dancing with the Stars' after announcing wife suffered miscarriage
by Andy SahadeoJames Van Der Beek has been eliminated from “Dancing with the Stars.”
The former “Dawson’s Creek” star, 42, was voted off the popular dance competition on Monday in a tight race against singer Ally Brooke after performing two dances for judges Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann Inaba.
Van Der Beek was eliminated in what host Tom Bergeron described as the “hardest judge’s verdict so far this season.” The difficult elimination came in light of Van Der Beek’s announcement that his wife, Kimberly, had suffered a miscarriage over the weekend.
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Van Der Beek revealed the news of the miscarriage in a video package earlier in the episode, noting that he and Kimberly experienced every parent’s “worst nightmare.”
“My wife Kimberly and I went through every expecting parent’s worst nightmare. We lost the baby,” Van Der Beek said.   “It makes you more human.”
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The news of the miscarriage came a month after Van Der Beek announced that Kimberly was expecting on a previous episode of “DWTS.”
The actor shared a clip of his wife getting her first ultrasound with their other children in attendance.
"Hearing the heartbeat was something we never take for granted," the "Pose" actor previously said on "DWTS." His wife has suffered several miscarriages in the past.
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In his initial Instagram announcement of the pregnancy, Van Der Beek even touched upon the idea of miscarriage and noted there should be “zero shame” involved.
"@Vanderkimberly and I have been through three of those first appointments to discover either no heartbeat, or no baby, and she wanted to share this moment. Miscarriage (a word that needs a replacement – nobody failed to 'carry', these things sometimes just happen) is something that people rarely talk about, and often go through in secret.
"But there needs to be zero shame around it, or around giving yourself the time and space to grieve. We decided to put ourselves out there – not knowing what we’d find – in an effort to chip away at any senseless stigma around this experience and to encourage people who might be going through it to open themselves up to love & support from friends and family when they need it most."
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Those involved with “DWTS” struggled with the decision to boot Van Der Beek off the show.
“This is not easy. First of all, this is not at all what I expected to see here,” judge Inaba noted as she made her decision.
Upon hearing the news that she would be advancing to the finals, Brooke offered her spot to Van Der Beek.
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“Can I give it to James?” Brooke tearfully asked before apologizing to the actor.
Bergeron chimed in, noting that Brooke’s offer was “a lovely gesture.”


C++ continues to be used in all types of tech. These are 5 ways it is applied in modern times.
- High throughput, low latency systems like equity trading systems is an area where there is active C++ development.
- C++ is used extensively in Google including in their search engine code, for deep learning algorithms. Go is used alongside C++.
- A lot of cloud infrastructure code is in C++ - for example system management software on storage appliances.
- Products such as VMware ESXi use C++ heavily.
- NoSQL databases like MongoDB and Tarantool are written in modern C++.


This is one of my first projects in Moringa school. It is a simple webpage that explores the use of haedings to and how they are displayed on a webpage and how to work with the Linux terminal commands to push your projects from the local repository using git to the remote repository on Github for storage.
Working with Branches ProjectThis project comprises of ways one can use github resources to create pages that may used while working on a project.Github pages work in such a way it helps a developer organise his work especially where teams are involved where diffrent developers work on diffrent parts of a project on diffrent git pages then merge them to a master branch after the project is perfect with no bugs.
The Music Band ProjectThis is a project i did at my former university.The project involves the usage of forms and the aadition of footer where one get to place all the footer contents in a wepage. Footer elements hold the contents that re going to be displayed at the lowest section of the website while forms are used with the input roperty to to allow a user to type something in the website could be a name or password.
Twenty One Pilots ProjectThis is one of my favourite projects because i got to integrate alot of properties as i tried to build a website for my favourite rock music bands. This is a project i did at the Technical university of Kenya and still was a requirement in Moringa school. Here i got to use cell spacing , cell borders and borders in tables and HTML5 sturucture
Recipe ProjectThis is a project the involves folking of other people projects from their remote Github repository to your remote Github repository and cloning to your local repository which is your local machine's storage. This is a process that is specially done to a project you want contribute it. May be if you want add some HTML, CSS or javascript to make it better or improve it then pushing it to your Github repository where you get to request the owner to pull it to his/her Github account and check out the improvements you've done into it.
Media Queries ProjectThis project is all about the use of media queries property in CSS to display various effects when the page is opened n diffrent screen sizes, it involves the use of Min-width which makes the design to change when the screen gets bigger than the stated size while Max-width changes the screen design whenever the screen smaller then stated size.


JAMBANJA As OFFICER Is Exposed For Preying On Married Women At Civil Court
by AndrewPrison Officer In Adultery Storm With Married Woman
A Prison Officer based at Harare Civil Court is in the soup for allegedly preying on women who visit the courts. The nasty revelations came to light after Nicodimus Chigando, who is married to Tilder Kunaka confronted Francis Jowakem over his alleged affair with his wife.
H-Metro reports that there was fracas after Chigando stormed at the Harare Civil Court baying for Jowakem’s blood for allegedly having an affair with his wife. Chigando made sensational allegations that Jowakem had seduced his wife when she approached the court seeking custody for their child after their marriage had broken down temporarily. Chigando demanded to see Jowakem’s superiors citing that his conduct was not professional and deserved a stiff penalty. Chigando reported to senior prison officers that Jowakem was dating his wife.
Chigando told the publication that the love-affair confirmed Jowakem’s abuse of office.
Jowakem could neither confirm nor deny dating Kunaka, referring the questions to Chigando.
Kunaka could not be reached for comment.
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Code Development¶
COSMO¶
Before we can start, we need to load the spack instance
On Tsa:
module load python/3.7.4
. /project/g110/spack/user/tsa/spack/share/spack/setup-env.sh
On Daint:
module load cray-python
. /project/g110/spack/user/daint/spack/share/spack/setup-env.sh
Compile a local version of COSMO using devbuildcosmo¶
In this section we show how to compile a version of COSMO with a local C++ dycore. Note: This is only required for GPU. For cpu we recomend to compile without c++ dycore.
Here we assume the user has clone cosmo, is in the required branch/release and in the root folder of the cosmo repository.
The recommanded method to build with spack is to use the devbuildcosmo command. This takes the cosmo specification as input and will automatically compile and install the local dycore with the correct configuration and then compile and install cosmo. Here is an example for gpu in double:
cd </path/to/cosmo>
COSMO_SPEC="cosmo@dev-build%pgi real_type=double cosmo_target=gpu +cppdycore +claw" # careful +claw doesn't work on Daint!
spack devbuildcosmo $COSMO_SPEC # add -c for clean build, -t for testing
For cpu, double and no c++ dycore one would use:
COSMO_SPEC="cosmo@dev-build%gcc real_type=double cosmo_target=cpu ~cppdycore"
spack devbuildcosmo $COSMO_SPEC
Testing COSMO with the Testsuite¶
The following commands demonstrates how to launch the testsuite for a COSMO executable compiled using spack. Assuming the user starts from the root folder of cosmo.
# copy executable to the testsuite folder
cp -f cosmo/ACC/cosmo_gpu cosmo/test/testsuite # cosmo_cpu for cpu
# source the run environment
spack load $COSMO_SPEC
# launch tests
./cosmo/ACC/test/tools/test_cosmo.py -s $COSMO_SPEC -b .
Serialized unittest data¶
In order to run test the C++ dycore, the regression tests require a set of serialized data files from COSMO. Jenkins runs periodically the serialization (https://jenkins-mch.cscs.ch/job/cosmo_serialize/), which installs all the serialized data set corresponding to the latest master in the g110 project space. In order to find the location of the jenkins serialized data follow the steps described in Locate jenkins serialized data.
In a different development situation where you are modifying the FORTRAN COSMO dycore, the master serialized data by jenkins will not be compatible with your modifications. In that case you need to serialize your own data (see Serialize your own data).
Before we can start, we need to load the spack instance
module load python/3.7.4
. /project/g110/spack/user/tsa/spack/share/spack/setup-env.sh
Locate jenkins serialized data¶
This section describes how to find the location of the serialized data by jenkins for the master version of COSMO.
Set the spack spec of COSMO for serialization mode:
COSMO_SERIALIZE_SPEC="cosmo@dev-build%pgi real_type=float cosmo_target=cpu +serialize ~cppdycore"
Find the spack install location of the serialized data
SERIALIZE_DATA=$(spack location -i ${COSMO_SERIALIZE_SPEC})/data
Serialize your own data¶
Set the spack spec (for dev-build version) of COSMO for serialization mode:
COSMO_SERIALIZE_SPEC="cosmo@dev-build%pgi real_type=float cosmo_target=cpu +serialize ~cppdycore"
In your working directory of cosmo, build a spack COSMO executable for serialization
cd </path/to/cosmo>
spack dev-build --until=build ${COSMO_SERIALIZE_SPEC}
Load the correct run environment
spack load ${COSMO_SERIALIZE_SPEC}
Launch the serialization script
./cosmo/ACC/test/tools/serialize_cosmo.py -s ${COSMO_SERIALIZE_SPEC} -b .
Set the path to the serialized data (later it will be used in this guide)
SERIALIZE_DATA=</path/to/cosmo>/cosmo/ACC/test/serialize/data/
Compile and Test a Local C++ dycore¶
This section describes how to compile and test a version of the COSMO C++ dycore from your working directory.
Set a COSMO C++ dycore spec
DYCORE_SPEC="cosmo-dycore@dev-build real_type=float build_type=Release"
In your working directory of cosmo, build a C++ dycore executable
cd </path/to/cosmo>
spack dev-build --until=build cosmo-dycore@dev-build real_type=float build_type=Release +cuda
Load the correct run environment
spack load ${DYCORE_SPEC}
Launch the dycore test script
Any Other Package¶
The command spack dev-build can be used to compile any modified version of a MeteoSwiss software from your working directory. However being able to compile any other package might require installing your spack instance, if that package is installed by a jenkins plan. An attempt to build your working copy with the command
spack install <package>@master ...
will not perform any compilation if spack identifies that the requested version of the software was already installed by a jenkins plan.
That problem is circumvented for COSMO and the C++ dycore by reserving an specific version (dev-build) of the spack recipe of the package (see link), which will not be used by jenkins. Therefore, spack dev-build cosmo@dev-build will find that version among the installed in the default spack instance. For any other package that does not contain this dev-build version, we will install our own spack instance.
module load python/3.7.4
git clone git@github.com:MeteoSwiss-APN/spack-mch.git
cd spack-mch
./config.py -m tsa -i . -p $PWD/spack -u ON
. spack/share/spack/setup-env.sh
And then compile our package with spack in dev-build mode
cd </path/to/package>
spack dev-build <package>@<version>


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DataSentiment¶
Description¶
Sometimes the data analysis is a very time-consuming and dry process. This platform provides an automatically statistic analysis results, cumulative return plot, histogram and 3D visualization for given time-series data. The data could be ticker price or profit and loss(pnl) data. The input data reqiuremtns are two columns, one column is date, another one is value depending on the date.
Usage¶
Backend mainly in Python in processing file, data, calculating values. Use Plotly Dash to illustrate the plotting and Analysis.
Time-series data
PnL or ticker price
Statistic Analysis Table
View plots with several choices
How to run it¶
pip install -r req.txt
python ./src/plot.py [file1] [file2]
And then you can click the url link generated and viewing the contents.
Please make sure the file is in csv format and you enter the full or absolute path for the current root.
Disclaim:¶
This app will try to make sure everything is calculating correctly, but it could be the case the data is dismatch and get insane results. If there’s anything wrong and could be improved, please add to issue and send PR.
Optional Develop:¶
Will add Deep Learning network for potential development feature.


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If a term foo
appears multiple times in a definition in such a way that each occurrence of it will have to be normalized, does the definition become more efficiently computable by using let x := foo in
in the beginning? The assumption is that x
will be structured in a way that forces (some) normalization with the let binding (e.g., if foo : A × B
, then let (a,b) := foo
).
yes, although lean does that sometimes on its own, during the common subexpression elimination pass
do you mean in the VM or the kernel?
Note that let (a,b) := foo
is not a let binding at all, it is just notation for a recursor
I meant the kernel, although I'd be curious about the VM as well.
In the kernel, I am not positive but I would guess that it depends on how shared the expression object is in memory
using a let binding like that is a good way to make sure that the same expression object is used in each place
but there will be some overhead with unfolding it
The kernel caches the whnf operation, so it won't need to calculate it many times if it is asked for multiple times
but I'm not sure whether the same expression in different contexts can cause a problem (since this might mean renaming vars and unsharing)
The main downside I'm experiencing with let
is that it doesn't play nice with the simplifier when I have to prove properties about definitions which include it (_match_1
all over the place) and requires extra definitional lemmas for unfolding. So I was wondering if there are reasons to use it other than its concision.
If let (a,b) := foo
is not a let binding, is there something else I can do to normalize foo
and bind it to fresh term(s)?
like I said, it's just a recursor. If you don't like the _match_1
stuff, you can use tactics instead to construct the term, which don't leave this junk in the term
i.e. by cases foo with a b; exact
it's equivalent to writing prod.rec
explicitly in the term
I see. Thanks!
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Stealing a Cake
问题描述 :
There is a big round cake on the ground.  He starts from a certain point, reaches the cake, and then carry the piece back home. He does not want to be detected, so he is going to design a shortest path to achieve his goal.
The big cake can be considered as a circle on a 2D plane. The ant’s home can be considered as a rectangle. The ant can walk through the cake. Please find out the shortest path for the poor ant.
输入:
The input consists of several test cases.
The first line of each test case contains x,y, representing the coordinate of the starting point. The second line contains x, y, r. The center of the cake is point (x,y) and the radius of the cake is r. The third line contains x1,y1,x2,y2, representing the coordinates of two opposite vertices of the rectangle — the ant’s home.
All numbers in the input are real numbers range from -10000 to 10000. It is guaranteed that the cake and the ant’s home don’t overlap or contact, and the ant’s starting point also is not inside the cake or his home, and doesn’t contact with the cake or his home.
If the ant touches any part of home, then he is at home.
Input ends with a line of 0 0. There may be a blank line between two test cases.
The first line of each test case contains x,y, representing the coordinate of the starting point. The second line contains x, y, r. The center of the cake is point (x,y) and the radius of the cake is r. The third line contains x1,y1,x2,y2, representing the coordinates of two opposite vertices of the rectangle — the ant’s home.
All numbers in the input are real numbers range from -10000 to 10000. It is guaranteed that the cake and the ant’s home don’t overlap or contact, and the ant’s starting point also is not inside the cake or his home, and doesn’t contact with the cake or his home.
If the ant touches any part of home, then he is at home.
Input ends with a line of 0 0. There may be a blank line between two test cases.
输出:
The input consists of several test cases.
The first line of each test case contains x,y, representing the coordinate of the starting point. The second line contains x, y, r. The center of the cake is point (x,y) and the radius of the cake is r. The third line contains x1,y1,x2,y2, representing the coordinates of two opposite vertices of the rectangle — the ant’s home.
All numbers in the input are real numbers range from -10000 to 10000. It is guaranteed that the cake and the ant’s home don’t overlap or contact, and the ant’s starting point also is not inside the cake or his home, and doesn’t contact with the cake or his home.
If the ant touches any part of home, then he is at home.
Input ends with a line of 0 0. There may be a blank line between two test cases.
The first line of each test case contains x,y, representing the coordinate of the starting point. The second line contains x, y, r. The center of the cake is point (x,y) and the radius of the cake is r. The third line contains x1,y1,x2,y2, representing the coordinates of two opposite vertices of the rectangle — the ant’s home.
All numbers in the input are real numbers range from -10000 to 10000. It is guaranteed that the cake and the ant’s home don’t overlap or contact, and the ant’s starting point also is not inside the cake or his home, and doesn’t contact with the cake or his home.
If the ant touches any part of home, then he is at home.
Input ends with a line of 0 0. There may be a blank line between two test cases.
样例输入:
1 1 -1 1 1 0 -1 1 0 0 2 -1 1 1 0 -1 1 0 0 0
样例输出:
1.75 2.00
题目：http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=4454
题意：给一个点，一个圆和一个矩形，矩形与圆没有重叠部分，求从该点出发经过圆上一点再到矩形边上一点的距离和的最小值。
分析：在区间[0,2*PI]内三分角度即可。
#include <iostream> #include <string.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <iomanip> #include <math.h> using namespace std; const double eps = 1e-9; const double PI = acos(-1.0); struct Point { double x,y; }; struct Line { Point a,b; }; double dist(Point A,Point B) { return sqrt((A.x-B.x)*(A.x-B.x)+(A.y-B.y)*(A.y-B.y)); } double cross(Point A,Point B,Point C) { return (B.x-A.x)*(C.y-A.y)-(B.y-A.y)*(C.x-A.x); } double distToLine(Point p,Line s) { Point t = p; t.x += s.a.y - s.b.y; t.y += s.b.x - s.a.x; if(cross(s.a,t,p)*cross(s.b,t,p) > eps) return dist(p,s.a) < dist(p,s.b) ? dist(p,s.a) : dist(p,s.b); return fabs(cross(p,s.a,s.b))/dist(s.a,s.b); } Point O,cir,A,B; Line s[4]; Point p[4]; double r; void Import() { cin>>cir.x>>cir.y>>r; cin>>A.x>>A.y>>B.x>>B.y; if(A.y < B.y) swap(A,B); p[0].x = A.x; p[0].y = B.y; p[1].x = B.x; p[1].y = B.y; p[2].x = B.x; p[2].y = A.y; p[3].x = A.x; p[3].y = A.y; s[0].a = p[0]; s[0].b = p[1]; s[1].a = p[1]; s[1].b = p[2]; s[2].a = p[2]; s[2].b = p[3]; s[3].a = p[3]; s[3].b = p[0]; } double equ(double alpha) { Point tmp; tmp.x = cir.x + r*cos(alpha); tmp.y = cir.y + r*sin(alpha); double d1 = dist(O,tmp); double ans = 99999999; for(int i=0;i<4;i++) ans = min(ans,distToLine(tmp,s[i])); return d1+ans; } double ternarySearch(double l,double r) { while(r-l>eps) { double ll=(2*l+r)/3; double rr=(l+2*r)/3; double ans1=equ(ll); double ans2=equ(rr); if(ans1 > ans2) l=ll; else r=rr; } return l; } void Work() { Import(); cout<<fixed<<setprecision(2)<<equ(ternarySearch(0,2*PI))<<endl; } int main() { while(true) { cin>>O.x>>O.y; if(fabs(O.x)<eps && fabs(O.y)<eps) break; Work(); } return 0; }
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Since its 2013 release, React has supported all popular browsers, including Internet Explorer 8 and above. We handle normalizing many quirks present in old browser versions, including event system differences, so that your app code doesn't have to worry about most browser bugs.
Today, Microsoft discontinued support for older versions of IE. Starting with React v15, we're discontinuing React DOM's support for IE 8. We've heard that most React DOM apps already don't support old versions of Internet Explorer, so this shouldn't affect many people. This change will help us develop faster and make React DOM even better. (We won't actively remove IE 8–related code quite yet, but we will deprioritize new bugs that are reported. If you need to support IE 8 we recommend you stay on React v0.14.)
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This week we did Arduino. We used circuit boards and pre made applications to do certain things with the motherboard. It was pretty time consuming on the harder ones to get all the jumper cables prefect. Sometimes even if my board was perfect compared to the picture, it still wouldn't work because the board would spaz out.


Vote Center is a decentralized web based platform that allows you to cast your vote for the ongoing election. Today voting means-travelling to a booth,standing in queue for hours,getting hand linked to vote. Vote center lets a voter vote directly from there device, from the comforts of their homes and also within few seconds.


Black Future 88 available now on PC, Switch
by Steve WrightA "synth-punk Contra with tons of explosive twists."
Black Future 88 is now available on Windows PC and Nintendo Switch, Good Shepherd Entertainment and indie developer SuperScarySnakes have confirmed.
“Black Future 88 is synth-punk Contra with tons of explosive twists. In a grim alternate history where it’s always 1988, you’ll ascend a procedurally generated tower through a merciless onslaught of bullets, lasers and steel on a mission to exact revenge on the maniac who destroyed the world with nuclear fire,” Good Shepherd said of the game.
Available on both Windows PC and Switch, Black Future 88 is priced at $28.95 AUD or $19.99 USD alongside a 10% launch discount that will be avaliable until 28 November.


Ice on Ceres
thermal and vapor transport models
Ceres is the largest body in the Main Asteroid Belt, and also the innermost dwarf planet in the solar system. At a mean solar distance of AU, Ceres also occupies a very interesting place, near the “snow line” – an important boundary in the protoplanetary disk, where water vapor transitions to ice. Ceres’ surface contains little water, because the snow line has moved outward to AU (near the orbit of Jupiter). However, sporadic water vapor detections around Ceres have led to the idea that remnants of the dwarf planet’s icy past might linger just beneath the surface.
We developed thermal and vapor transport models to investigate ice stability on Ceres, using realistic rough topography. Accounting for roughness increases the modeled extent of ground ice (to latitude), but surface ice is limited to permanent shadows on billion-year timescales. However, lifetimes of illuminated ice may be up to kyr if it is relatively pure and cohesive. NASA’s Dawn mission found evidence for widespread ice in the near subsurface and exposed ice in the polar shadows of Ceres, confirming our model predictions.
Further information:
- Landis, M.E., ..., Hayne, P.O., et al., 2019. Water vapor contribution to Ceres' exosphere from observed surface ice and postulated ice‐exposing impacts. Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, 124(1), pp.61-75. Link
- Hayne, P. O., & Aharonson, O. (2015). Thermal stability of ice on Ceres with rough topography. Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, 120(9), 1567-1584. Link


National Council elects Bernard Sibalatani as the new Chairperson
The National Council has elected Bernard Sibalatani from the Zambezi Region as the new Chairperson while Victoria Mbawo Kauma from the Kavango East Region as his Deputy on Monday.
The new election was necessitated by the resignation of Magreth Mensah-Williams who was elected on Swapo's list of candidates to the National Assembly.
She was deputised by Sibalatani who is now elevated to become the new Chair of the house.
Sibalatani called on members to take their work seriously to deliver to Namibians and to make sure that the house always has a quorum.
He also commended his predecessor Mensah-Williams for having led the house and promised to continue to work side by side with the National Assembly to review laws that govern and serve Namibians.


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Miss Bumbum 2019 Stuns Online Audience With a 'Wrestling' Halloween Costume
The costume which was donned by Suzy Cortez during this photo session appears to be a tribute to WWE wrestler known as Sin Cara, blending the bikini appeal with luchador mystique.
Brazilian model and Miss Bumbum 2019 beauty pageant winner Suzy Cortez prepared quite a Halloween treat for her social media followers as she shared the pictures of herself clad in her costume via Instagram.
During this sizzling hot seaside photo session, the model poses in a revealing blue swimsuit and a wrestling mask which appears to be a tribute to Jorge Arias, a WWE professional wrestler who performs under the ring name Sin Cara.
The images, perhaps predictably, elicited a wave of praises from Suzy’s fans
“How beautiful you are Suzy yas in blue”, wrote one.
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Earlier this year, Suzy Cortez made history as she became the first two-time winner of Miss Bumbum buttocks pageant.
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