It's Election Day 2020
Published last at 5:15pm CDT November 2 2020, subject to change throughout the day.
99,657,079 have been cast for Election 2020 thus far accounting for 72.3% of the total votes cast in the 2016 general election.
Today starts with the news that all 5 votes in Dixville Notch, a small North Hampshire township near the US-Canada border have cast their ballots all for Biden.
But, this is no guarantee of anything to come. Nearly most the versed, non-Trump pundits are telling us to prepare for an Election that'll likely take some time to render a result.
Everywhere, poll watchers will be taking to the polls too. Disturbingly Right-Wing pollwatcher "training" has emphasized fearmongering and paranoia, Slate reports that ALan Vera a Texas' Harris County GOP warns that laxatives have been secretly somehow slipped into coffee for pollwatchers.
Everywhere polls are also attempting to correct for bias in 2016, with Monmouth reporting that in PA they've adjusted education weight and still find Biden leading 5 to 7 points.
This comparison of Monmouth's final PA polls shows how samples have been adjusted to avoid a 2016 surprise. 2016 weighting on left, 2020 on right.
— Will Saletan (@saletan) November 2, 2020
Dems are down from +11 to +2. And education weighting is added to ensure 64% are non-college.
Biden leads anyway, by 5 to 7 points. pic.twitter.com/AHzZhg0tlP
Fear aside, what we have seen is nearly 100 million cast their ballot before Election Day. This is unprecedented turnout.
So, do me a favor, I'll be election judging today. What I need you all to do is:
- Stay calm, take mental breaks or just don't watch if it is causing you distress
- Go vote though, you must vote.
- Help those around you vote
- And if you want to, do some last minute text / phone banking espeically in Texas.
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News
- Election 2020 - Prepare for the outcome Vox - If Trump won’t concede, these activists have a plan
- Election 2020 - Election Safety Newsweek - Trump Supporters That Harassed Biden Bus Were Armed, Operation Organized in Private Facebook Group Linked to QAnon
Election 2020: Voting Guides
Cook County Illinois - If you're in Cook County, look no further for information on how to vote on your judges. Injustice Watch has a guide for you. - Girl, I Guess has a progressive voters guide as well. Also available in Spanish!
California - Cal Matters - Greenlining on Ballot Propositions
I'm collecting voting guides over at #GetYourVotingGuide! If you have one please contribute and share widely!
Events
Well, really, the biggest thing to watch out for is Election Day 2020 - it's tomorrow y'all. Here's some places of where to watch for updates: - Crooked Media (the crew that brings you Pod Save America) is going live tomorrow at 5:30pm CT, subscribe here to get a reminder on YouTube. - CBS has compiled a list here too.
Call to Action
- Squash misinformation about the Election by staying up to date with the CISA Rumor Control website
- University of Chicago's Election Cyber Surge (ECS) program](https://harris.uchicago.edu/research-impact/centers-institutes/cyber-policy-initiative/election-cyber-surge) is crowdsourcing data related to election incidents such as longlines, voting equipment malfunctions, cyberattacks, mis/disinformation, and more. Fill out the form here to help.
- If you voted early, keep your eyes peeled to confirm your vote has been 1.) received and 2.) approved. Examples of ballot tracking programs include BallotTrax and BallotTrace. Here's an article to help you get started.
- Get your flu shot, here's a list of where to get it.
- Download and use this "Donald Trump Must [Bin]Go" card that includes actionable items you can do now until Election Day 2020 by Clara Bellum!
- Read and prepare to vote. Here's a "How to Vote in the 2020 Election" guide prepared by FiveThirtyEight.
Just for fun
And here's some really mundane but surprisingly amusing "make your own headline" for if Joe Biden wins graphic. Enjoy.
I always knew they would save us:
— Elizabeth Rogers (@ahumorlessfem) November 2, 2020
"The transgenders will ban Fox News." pic.twitter.com/w5UzSXwvzN


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SUGAR & SPICE RATING: 6.5/10 --> So-so
For more reviews and movie wallpapers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
PLOT: A cute and cuddly cheerleading squad consider robbing a bank, when their captain gets preggers and must deal with the harsh reality of paying bills, etc... The girls watch movies and talk to some real-life con-women to get prepared for their roles.
CRITIQUE: Despite my rating of "so-so", I was actually disappointed with this movie because its fresh and punchy premise started off strong, only to disappear in the film's less than impressive second half.  Here's a movie that bangs out on all cylinders, give you a few smiles, a few laughs, some dark comedy and a very cool idea, and suddenly about halfway through, the screenwriter seems to have given up on the whole thing and just wrapped it all up with some filler. I'd love to know what happened. If anyone associated with this production can explain this to me, please email me...seriously! My theory is that the "premise" of the movie alone sold it to the production company. "Five wholesome cheerleading teenage girls out to rob banks"-- where do we sign? But once production started, they probably realized that they actually had to make a complete story out of this very cool premise and despite the second half playing "okay", most people will likely be let down. Seemed kinda anticlimactic to me. But all is not lost, since the film does still ring original, which is why I would still recommend it to most.
Just take some HEATHERS, grab a stick o' RESERVOIR DOGS and dash it all up with some BRING IT ON (natch, the film grossed all kinds of dough last year) and that's pretty much what you've got here, albeit...on a very light tip. The girls are all very good in their roles, over-the-top, goofy and pretty sexy for the most part. Teenage boys can't really go wrong with this movie, as the girls love to walk around in their cutesy-patootsy cheerleading outfits no matter where they go, and we even get a couple of Victoria's Secret moments. Woo-hoo! And teenage girls will likely connect to the whole concept of wanting to rob banks in Betty masks...uuuhmmm, well, you get the idea. Female empowerment, rah-rah and all that jazz! And howsabout that James Marsden? Yowsa! And kudos to the makers of this film for tipping the proper cap of homage out to their influences such as POINT BREAK, HEAT and many more. So what can you take away from this review? Well, I liked the whole "idea" of the movie, enjoyed most of its execution, till about the half-way point, and was pretty disappointed in the film's second half (which slowed and seemed to forget about one character in particular...what the hell?) and its very weak ending. I don't know what to tell you, kids. I'm pretty much in the middle on this one. Great marketing, cool premise, creepy masks, but in the end, too much unrealized potential. Check out my ratings of similar films below and see if you jive with me at all.
PS: And by the way, Heather Graham does not star in this movie! I know, I know...the lead girl looks EXACTLY like her, but trust me when I tell you that it's not her. It took The Arrow and I some time to figure this out, but geez, do they ever look alike or what? The actress' name in question in Marley Shelton.
Where's JoBlo coming from? Charlie's Angels (8/10) - Election (7/10) - Heathers (8/10) - Heat (8/10) - Point Break (7/10) - Reservoir Dogs (9/10)
Review Date: January 22, 2001 Director: Francine McDougall Writer: Mandy Nelson Producer: Wendy Finerman Actors: Marley Shelton as Diane Weston James Marsden as Jack Bartlett Mena Suvari as Kansas Hill Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 2001 ----------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ----------------------------------- (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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Fantasy Playoff Strength of Schedule: Finding trade deadline targets based on the best, worst Week 14-16 matchups
by Billy HeyenFantasy football playoff schedules, or matchups in Weeks 14-16, are something we talked about way backin the preseason. They feel like they will matter in making the difference between a fantasy championship and a heartbreaking postseasonloss. It's just hard to put much draft stock into fantasy playoff schedules because injuries, surprises, and depth chart changes make it tough enough to just make the playoffs, never mind trying to forecast what teams will look like in December. However, we know there will besleepers and busts in those weeks, and now that we have a much better feel for what matchups will look like, we can find some potential trade targets as we near the fantasy trade deadline in your leagues.
There are a lot of good names at both ends of the list, especially the bad matchup side.  If a player like Mahomes (or Cooper Kupp or Alvin Kamara) is on the "worst matchups" lists, it doesn't mean you should trade him; rather it means you should at least file that information away and arm yourself accordingly. And remember, you have to get to Week 14 for any of these to matter.
Headlining the good matchups, as he really has all season, is Tom Brady. We've grouped four or more players at every position, laid out there fantasy playoff schedule, and given a brief piece of analysis. Some of the schedules are scary because of one or two matchups, and others have all three games that we'd like to avoid. When it comes to the D/STs we list, it's hard to plan that far ahead if you're streaming the position, but as soon as your playoff spot is secure, it could be worth it.
Most of the matchups in here won't get markedly better or worse, so this should be a resource for fantasy owners from now until the conclusion of the fantasy football season.
When is the fantasy football trade deadline?
While you should check your league rules to see if your trade deadline is different, these are the main sites' default trade deadlines. All the deadlines are at the conclusion of the dates listed, essentially 11:59 p.m. on those dates.
- Yahoo: November 9
- ESPN: November 21
- CBS: November 14
Fantasy Playoff Schedules: QB
Schedules listed below all reflect Weeks 14-16, the most popular sequence of fantasy playoff weeks.
Best QB matchups
Baker Mayfield, Browns vs. CIN, @ ARI, vs. BAL
It's fair if you'vegiven up on Mayfield, but the Browns have a favorable schedule down the stretch, including in the fantasy playoffs. He's even been dropped in some leagues, soif you're contending, he's worth a stash in hopes things get better in time to take advantage of these matchups.
Jimmy Garoppolo, 49ers @ NO, vs. ATL, vs. LAR
Garoppolo's upside will always be capped by the amount San Francisco runs, but this is a good stretch for him,especially that Week 15 game against Atlanta.
Tom Brady, Patriots vs. KC, @ CIN, vs. BUF
Yes, the Patriots schedule has been easy all season, and, yes, it stays that way during the fantasy playoffs, at least for the first two weeks.
Gardner Minshew/Nick Foles, Jaguars vs. LAC, @ OAK, @ ATL
Minshew or Folescould win some fantasy championships in Atlanta in Week 16. That secondary will get torched by DJ Chark.
Daniel Jones, Giants @ PHI, vs. MIA, @ WAS
Jones will continue to be up-and-down in his rookie season, but there could be more up than down when we get to this finishing stretch.
Worst QB matchups
Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs @ NE, vs. DEN, @ CHI
You're not benching Mahomes ever, but if you had a really enticing trade offer for him, there will be other ways to handle the fantasy playoffs.
Josh Allen, Bills vs. BAL, @ PIT, @ NE
New England is the scariest part here -- we wouldn't want any part of Allen in that rematch of a three-interception game earlier this season.
Dak Prescott, Cowboys @ CHI, vs. LAR, @ PHI
The Eagles' secondary is exploitable if you can get to your championship, but it will be tough for Prescott to get you there.
Aaron Rodgers, Packers vs. WAS, vs. CHI, @ MIN
Rodgers should play well against Washington before two tough matchups to close out the fantasy season.
Fantasy Playoff Matchups: RB
Best RB matchups
Nick Chubb & Kareem Hunt, Browns vs. CIN, @ ARI, vs. BAL
He's an every-week start (and Kareem Hunt shouldn't change that), and he'll be especially valuable in the fantasy playoffs. Hunt looks like he'll be a PPR weapon, too.
Kalen Ballage, Dolphins @ NYJ, @ NYG, vs. CIN
He's not good, but if he's getting touches, he'll have a chance to score in these matchups.
Mark Ingram, Ravens @ BUF, vs. NYJ, @ CLE
Ingram's workload hasn't been as high as hoped, but he'll be able to dominate efficiently in Weeks 14-16 no matter the quantity.
David Montgomery, Bears vs. DAL, @ GB, vs. KC
Assuming the rookie doesn't break down as the season goes on, he should close the season on a high note.
Derrius Guice, Redskins @ GB, vs. PHI, vs. NYG
As long as Guice is healthy, he'll be in a lot of fantasy lineups down the stretch -- better pick him up now in the leagues he's still available. Of course, he could be hurt again by the time Week 14 rolls around, which means one more December in the sun for Adrian Peterson.
MORE: RB handcuffs Chart
Worst RB matchups
LeSean McCoy or Damien Williams, Chiefs @ NE, vs. DEN, @ CHI
Yuck, yuck, yuck. There's no telling whose job it is at this point, either.
Alvin Kamara, Saints vs. SF, vs. IND, @ TEN
Like Mahomes, you won't sit Kamara, but maybe you can shop him if you're really bought in on embracing fantasy playoff matchups.
Devonta Freeman or Brian Hill, Falcons vs. CAR, @ SF, vs. JAX
We'd be especially wary of Week 15 against the 49ers.
Todd Gurley, Rams vs. SEA, @ DAL, @ SF
Trying to win a fantasy championship running against the 49ers might be futile for Gurley.
Marlon Mack, Colts @ TB, @ NO, vs. CAR
These are teams better passed on than run on, so Mack's role might be less than you'd hope for. (UPDATE: With Mack suffering a broken hand in Week 11, the Colts starter might be Jonathan Williams or Jordan Wilkins.)
Fantasy Playoff Schedule: WR
Best WR matchups
Terry McLaurin, Redskins @ GB, vs. PHI, vs. NYG
This comes with a grain of salt, as the QB play in Washington could've bounced all over the place between now and then. McLaurin is good enough to rise above that anyway in Weeks 15 and 16.
DJ Chark, Jaguars vs. LAC, @ OAK, @ ATL
Chark's been great, and nothing about this down-the-stretch schedule will change that.
Deebo Samuel/Emmanuel Sanders, 49ers @ NO, vs. ATL, vs. LAR
There's still a few weeks to ensure that Sanders is trustable in San Francisco's offense, and if so, he'll be a great play in the fantasy postseason.
Sterling Shepard/Golden Tate/Darius Slayton, Giants, @ PHI, vs. MIA, @ WAS
Who knows health-wise with these guys, but some Giants' receiver will play well during the fantasy playoffs.
Worst WR matchups
Tyreek Hill, Chiefs @ NE, vs. DEN, @ CHI
Like Mahomes, it's tough to sit Hill. But these games could be more bust than boom for the Chiefs' No. 1 WR.
Michael Thomas, Saints vs. SF, vs. IND, @ TEN
Thomas should play OK in these games against teams that have limited passing success more through overall secondary play rather than one or two lockdown corners.
Julio Jones/Calvin Ridley, Falcons vs. CAR, @ SF, vs. JAX
Julio will be an auto-start regardless but could be held down slightly, and Ridley might be a sit for a few of these games.
Rams WRs vs. SEA, @ DAL, @ SF
All these good receivers facing San Francisco in the fantasy playoffs will go a long way toward determining fantasy football fates.
Fantasy Playoffs: TE
Best TE matchups
Darren Fells, Texans vs. DEN, @ TEN, @ TB
Fells has been sneaky good all season, and he can cap it off with some title-winning touchdowns.
Gerald Everett, Rams vs. SEA, @ DAL, @ SF
There's always a chance Tyler Higbee pushes his way back into the conversation here, but expect it to be Everett.
Greg Olsen, Panthers @ ATL, vs. SEA, @ IND
Olsen could hang them up at any point now, so this could be a strong conclusion to a solid career.
Hunter Henry, Chargers @ JAX, vs. MIN, vs. OAK
You'd be starting him regardless, but maybe you try and trade for him to shore up your TE spot as a contender.
Zach Ertz/Dallas Goedert, Eagles vs. NYG, @ WAS, vs. DAL
Both might seem like solid plays by the time Week 14 roles around.
Worst TE matchups
Travis Kelce, Chiefs @ NE, vs. DEN, @ CHI
Another player you wouldn't ever sit, but he's shoppable when you consider this closing schedule.
Mark Andrews, Ravens @ BUF, vs. NYJ, @ CLE
Buffalo and the Jets are both average defenses that defend the tight end very well.
Vance McDonald, Steelers @ ARI, vs. BUF, @ NYJ
Arizona's a great matchup and you know that - but McDonald is a Week 14 play and then dropbecause the Bills and Jets should shut him down.
Jonnu Smith/Delanie Walker, Titans @ OAK, vs. HOU, vs. NO
If playing time here is still a question, too, we'd stay far away.
D/ST Fantasy Playoff streams
Best D/ST matchups
New England Patriots vs. KC, @ CIN, vs. BUF
Obviously we don't like KC in Week 14, but if you can make it through that, Weeks 15 and 16 should allow fantasy's top defense to lead you to glory.
Baltimore Ravens @ BUF, vs. NYJ, @ CLE
The Browns offense could be clicking by Week 16, but don't count on it.
Green Bay Packers vs. WAS, vs. CHI, @ MIN
We don't love the Packers' run defense against Dalvin Cook in Week 16, but they can get you there with two great matchups before that.
Houston Texans vs. DEN, @ TEN, @ TB
No J.J. Watt, no problem against these teams.
Kansas City Chiefs @ NE, vs. DEN, @ CHI
Find a different Week 14 option, but then ride KC to a fantasy championship.
New York Giants @ PHI, vs. MIA, @ WAS
Philly feels like a tougher matchup than it is, but if you don't like that, be sure to stash the Giants for Weeks 15 and 16 as Miami and Washington tank as hard as they can.
Pittsburgh Steelers @ ARI, vs. BUF, @ NYJ
Turnovers should come Pittsburgh's way aplenty in this stretch, and they've also got the Week 16 Le'Veon Bell revenge game.
Worst D/ST matchups
Buffalo Bills vs. BAL, @ PIT, @ NE
Pittsburgh and Mason Rudolph could turn out OK for Buffalo, but Lamar Jackson and Tom Brady won't.
Carolina Panthers @ ATL, vs. SEA, @ IND
Carolina's pass rush could neutralize Atlanta, but there are a lot of weapons in these three offenses.
Chicago Bears vs. DAL, @ GB, vs. KC
Weird to think you'd draft the Bears early only to bench them in the fantasy playoffs, but do you really want to play them against Zeke, Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes?
Denver Broncos @ HOU, @ KC, vs. DET
Deshaun Watson and Patrick Mahomes should keep Denver far from your fantasy playoff roster.
Los Angeles Rams vs. SEA, @ DAL, @ SF
The Rams are another highly drafted D/ST that won't have a great go of it down the stretch.
San Francico 49ers @ NO, vs. ATL, vs. LAR
San Francisco has proven itself worthy of every-week consideration, and maybe Atlanta will be vulnerable, but none of these will be easy games to hold the oppoisition's scoring down.


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UK Biography Information
Baby Brother Remi Bamboo is perhaps the only panda in the world who's not always black and white. That's because he loves to paint and is often covered in the stuff! Once (about six months ago) he painted himself, his bedroom and even his carpet bright pink. He had five weeks without pocket money before his parents forgave him! "When I'm a famous artist they'll think differently", he was last heard to say as he painted all his little sister's shoes pea green.


AWS CodeBuild Project WebhookFilter
WebhookFilter
is a property of the AWS::CodeBuild::Project resource that specifies which
webhooks trigger an AWS CodeBuild build.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "ExcludeMatchedPattern" :
Boolean
, "Pattern" :String
, "Type" :String
}
YAML
ExcludeMatchedPattern:
Boolean
Pattern:String
Type:String
Properties
ExcludeMatchedPattern
-
Used to indicate that the
pattern
determines which webhook events do not trigger a build. If true, then a webhook event that does not match thepattern
triggers a build. If false, then a webhook event that matches thepattern
triggers a build.Required: No
Type: Boolean
Pattern
-
For a
WebHookFilter
that usesEVENT
type, a comma-separated string that specifies one or more events. For example, the webhook filterPUSH, PULL_REQUEST_CREATED, PULL_REQUEST_UPDATED
allows all push, pull request created, and pull request updated events to trigger a build.For a
WebHookFilter
that uses any of the other filter types, a regular expression pattern. For example, aWebHookFilter
that usesHEAD_REF
for itstype
and the pattern^refs/heads/
triggers a build when the head reference is a branch with a reference namerefs/heads/branch-name
.Required: Yes
Type: String
Type
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The type of webhook filter. There are five webhook filter types:
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A webhook event triggers a build when the provided
pattern
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filters all push, pull request created, and pull request updated events.Note
The
PULL_REQUEST_REOPENED
works with GitHub and GitHub Enterprise only. - ACTOR_ACCOUNT_ID
-
A webhook event triggers a build when a GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, or Bitbucket account ID matches the regular expression
pattern
. - HEAD_REF
-
A webhook event triggers a build when the head reference matches the regular expression
pattern
. For example,refs/heads/branch-name
andrefs/tags/tag-name
.Works with GitHub and GitHub Enterprise push, GitHub and GitHub Enterprise pull request, Bitbucket push, and Bitbucket pull request events.
- BASE_REF
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A webhook event triggers a build when the base reference matches the regular expression
pattern
. For example,refs/heads/branch-name
.Note
Works with pull request events only.
- FILE_PATH
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A webhook triggers a build when the path of a changed file matches the regular expression
pattern
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Works with GitHub and GitHub Enterprise push events only.
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Type: String


EXERCISING DURING RAMADAN AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
For Muslims around Australia, Ramadan is an important and holy month which is marked by the practice of sawm, or fasting. The practice of fasting during Ramadan means that Muslims may not eat or drink anything including water while the sun is shining. Managing daily exercise requirements can be more challenging during this time, and the current COVID-19 pandemic is making things even more difficult. We asked Accredited Exercise Physiologist, Mohamed Saad, for his tips on exercising safely during this year’s Ramadan celebration.
TIPS FOR EXERCISING DURING RAMADAN:
- Don’t skip suhoor (Pre-dawn meal)! Make sure you have something to eat, even as little as dates and plenty of water.
If working from home, give yourself regular breaks (i.e. work for 30 minutes, get up and take 30 steps).
- Plan an exercise diary so you can stay on track with daily exercise.
- Find an exercise routine that you can continue with after Ramadan in order to maintain all the good work you have achieved in the month.
- Aim to complete at least 30 minutes of exercise each day. You can break this up throughout the day, (i.e. walk 10 minutes in the morning, do 10 minutes of light gardening in the afternoon and then 10 minutes of strength exercises at night).
- Do some light stretches before and after reading the Quran (Islamic scripture) or praying your salat (Prayers).
Break up sitting for long periods when reading the Quran with regular short breaks to avoid your muscles and joints getting too stiff.
- Avoid high intensity exercise such as lifting heavy weights or sprinting.
- Do light to moderate exercises instead such as walking, light garden duties (i.e. watering the plants, light pruning) and basic home strength exercises.


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Apple's stock has 'room to run' another 10%, says Morgan Stanley
by Yusuf Khan- Apple is the most valuable public company in the world – but it could get even bigger.
- Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty told CNBC that its share price has higher to go and it’s currently “under owned.”
- Apple’s stock is up 69% year to date,and with a market cap of $US1.18 trillion, it’s larger than the US energy sector.
- View Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
- Watch Apple trade live.
Apple is the most valuable public company in the world – but it could get even bigger.
Morgan Stanley’s Katy Huberty told CNBC that its share price will get even bigger and that the stock is “under owned” and that “even the top 100 … holders of Apple (stock) have a position that’s less than the S&P 500 weighting.”
The tech giant’s market cap stands at $US1.18 trillion, and Apple’s stock is up 69% year to date.
“We still think the stock has room to run,” said Huberty, who spoke to CNBC at the Morgan Stanley APAC Summit on Wednesday. The managing director and head of North American hardware tech research added that iPhone sales and share buybacks will help buoy the shares.
CNBC noted that Morgan Stanley’s 12-month price target for the stock is $US296 – roughly 11% higher than Tuesday’s close of $US266.29.
RBC echoed Huberty’s sentiments last week, saying that it expected Apple’s stock to rise 14% in the next year, – something that will take Apple’s stock past Morgan Stanley’s price target.
Bank of America found that Apple’s market cap is bigger than the entirety of the US energy sector. Last week Business Insider reported that the iPhone next year could become the leader in the 5G market.
Huberty added in the interview that the US-China trade war hasn’t damaged Apple as much as expected. “In the December quarter, again, gross margin guidance was better than expected,” adding that much of this was because Apple moved some its production away from China, where a bulk of parts and products are made.
“With arguably the world’s most popular consumer product providing a stable foundation, AAPL has avenues for deeper integration into its customers’ lives and the balance sheet strength to return significant cash flow to shareholders,” RBC analyst Robert Muller said in a note.
Muller’s price target for Apple is just shy of Morgan Stanley’s, at $US295.


To use JSModeler we need to include the following files in our HTML documents.
<script type="text/javascript" src="three.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="jsmodeler.js"></script>
JSModeler contains a built-in viewer to show models. The viewer needs the THREE.js framework, and we can initialize it for an existing canvas in the onload event of the page. If we have a canvas with an id "example", we can use the following code to initialize the viewer.
var viewerSettings = { cameraEyePosition : [-2.0, -1.5, 1.0], cameraCenterPosition : [0.0, 0.0, 0.0], cameraUpVector : [0.0, 0.0, 1.0] }; var viewer = new JSM.ThreeViewer (); var canvas = document.getElementById ('example'); viewer.Start (canvas, viewerSettings); viewer.Draw ();
The below example shows how to create a Body object and add some vertices and polygons manually.
var body = new JSM.Body (); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (0.0, 0.0, 0.0))); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (1.0, 0.0, 0.0))); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (1.0, 0.0, 1.0))); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (0.0, 0.0, 1.0))); body.AddPolygon (new JSM.BodyPolygon ([0, 1, 2, 3]));The above code adds 4 vertices to a body, and then adds a polygon from these vertices. If we would like to use this body in a THREE.js based viewer, we can convert it with the below function.
var meshes = JSM.ConvertBodyToThreeMeshes (body);The function returns an array of THREE.Mesh objects, which we can use in our viewer. To show the body in the built-in viewer, we can use the following code.
viewer.AddMeshes (meshes);
The above body converted with the default material color. In JSModeler we can define materials, and use them in the Body. For example, create a body with two polygons.
var body = new JSM.Body (); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (0.0, 0.0, 0.0))); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (1.0, 0.0, 0.0))); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (1.0, 0.0, 1.0))); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (0.0, 0.0, 1.0))); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (0.0, 1.0, 0.0))); body.AddVertex (new JSM.BodyVertex (new JSM.Coord (0.0, 1.0, 1.0))); body.AddPolygon (new JSM.BodyPolygon ([0, 1, 2, 3])); body.AddPolygon (new JSM.BodyPolygon ([0, 3, 5, 4])); var meshes = JSM.ConvertBodyToThreeMeshes (body);This model generated with the default material. If we would like to use uniqe materials, we need to define a Material object, and add some Materials. If we have materials, we need to set the material of polygons.
var materials = new JSM.Materials (); materials.AddMaterial (new JSM.Material ({ambient : 0xcc0000, diffuse : 0xcc0000})); materials.AddMaterial (new JSM.Material ({ambient : 0x0000cc, diffuse : 0x0000cc})); body.GetPolygon (0).SetMaterialIndex (0); body.GetPolygon (1).SetMaterialIndex (1);The above example creates two materials. In the material definition it sets the ambient and diffuse colors of the material. If we have materials, we need to modify the conversion.
var meshes = JSM.ConvertBodyToThreeMeshes (body, materials);
If we would like to use smooth surfaces, we need to set curve groups. The body does not set curve groups by default, so during the conversion every polygon has its own normal vector. For example, create a body with two polygons next to each other.
This model generated without curve groups, so it seems a hard edge between the two polygons. If we would like to make this surface smooth, we need to set the polygons curve group to the same value.body.GetPolygon (0).SetCurveGroup (0); body.GetPolygon (1).SetCurveGroup (0);
JSModeler contains fenerator functions, which can generate complex models from a few parameters. All of the generator functions return a Body with the default material. For example, generate a cuboid with unit edge length. Most of the generators generate the body in the origo.
var body = new JSM.GenerateCuboid (1.0, 1.0, 1.0);
If we would like to transform the created body, we need to create a transformation object, and apply it to the body. For example, create two cuboid, and translate one of them.
var body1 = new JSM.GenerateCuboid (1.0, 1.0, 1.0); var body2 = new JSM.GenerateCuboid (1.0, 1.0, 1.0); var transformation = JSM.TranslationTransformation (new JSM.Coord (1.5, 0.0, 0.0)); body2.Transform (transformation);We can combine transformations. For example, translate and then rotate one of the bodies.
var body1 = new JSM.GenerateCuboid (1.0, 1.0, 1.0); var body2 = new JSM.GenerateCuboid (1.0, 1.0, 1.0); var addition = JSM.TranslationTransformation (new JSM.Coord (1.5, 0.0, 0.0)); var rotation = JSM.RotationXTransformation (45.0 * JSM.DegRad); var transformation = new JSM.Transformation (); transformation.Append (addition); transformation.Append (rotation); body2.Transform (transformation);


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Hi All,
This week I received a pre-built EmonTx, RaspPi RFM12Pi board and LCD module. I've yet to build the LCD but have configured the Pi and set it up with a USB stick for an external harddrive (for the moment) - I followed the external harddrive instructions but using the USB stick and a Raspbian build that I already had on a Pi. The Pi and EmonCMS all seems to be working and logging from the Pi RF module seems to be ok.
I have a number of other Pi projects running and have also implemented a number of other Arduino home-brew projects. I've also been running a Wattson for a number of years - I have solar PV and solar hot water systems installed for around 10 years now.
So, to my problem: on booting the EmonTx I get a solid red LED that does not flash. I've reseated the RF module and have tried booting from AC, batteries and USB with the same results (setting JP2 as appropriate). I did manage to get the system to flash the LED once when I'd taken the boards out of the enclosure and disconnected the CT's - the LED was solid for the expected 10s, flashed a few times then went out completely. However, subsequent boot attempts failed to get the LED to flash. I have what I'd consider to be "some" experience with electronics (modesty excludes a stronger emphasis :) ) and have put the RF module under a Mantis stereo microscope to look for dry and open joints, but couldn't see anything obvious.
I've seen other posts where this has indicated that the Arduino sketch is getting stuck initializing the RF module and that the RF module needs replacing.
I don't have an Arduino UART cable to hand so haven't looked at the debug output from the Arduino yet.
I would appreciate suggestions on something I've overlooked or course of action please - I'm new to this project, so be gentle with your replies, I've probably overlooked something obvious :-)
Many thanks, John
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Have you disabled the console output on the GPIO serial?
http://www.hobbytronics.co.uk/raspberry-pi-serial-port
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Hi CyberGibbons,
my problem is with the EmonTX not the Pi. I have the Pi working well with comms to the RF module working - as far as I can tell at the moment.
My issue is with the EmonTX and the fact that the red LED stays lit.
thanks, John
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Sorry, I didn't read that properly at all - on my phone.
I think that means that the RFM12B isn't initialising correctly.
When you say you haven't got a Arduino UART cable to hand, do you have one at all?
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
I'll have to look for a cable, I tend to use USB for my Arduino projects. If not I'll have to buy/make one and will take a few days to build/arrive.
John
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Have you tried pressing the reset button? My V3 gives exactly the same symptoms when powered from the ac adapter, but after resetting it, all is OK. (Note to self - must track that down and tell Glyn! - probably it's something to do with the rate at which the power rails establish themselves.)
If it doesn't respond to that, I'll go along with the idea that the RFM12B is the likely culprit. If you look at the default code, then almost the first thing that happens is the LED is turned on, then the RFM12B is initialised. If that doesn't happen and it locks up there, then you get the symptoms you're experiencing.
If you have no ac supply, the LED will be on for 10 s, off for 1 s, then on again for a 2 s, then it won't flash again as it thinks it's battery powered and it's saving ampere-hours. But if you have an ac supply and no ct's, it should still do the standard sequence - 10 s on, 10 flashes, then a flash every 10 s.
But I don't understand why it worked once - unless there really is an iffy joint there somewhere.
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Thanks for the help Robert. I did try resetting the board after power up (after giving it various delays) but that didn't help.
It would probably be a good idea that the LED is flashed during the reset cycle so that you know the board is running code... it could then continue with the 10s etc sequence.
I've found an old USB to serial converter and a PCB mounted D-Sub, so I'm going to try and make a USB to UART cable. If I power the EmonTX from the AC or USB then looks like I don't need the 5V on the UART... that just leaves GND, RST, TX and RX - that shouldn't be too difficult to get going.
John
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Ok, Robert. You were right. After playing around with my USB to Serial converter it seemed that I could get the unit to boot if I had the ground connected from the converter to the board. I then played around with the reset and realized that I wasn't holding the reset button for long enough before. I need to have a look at the circuit as well because if I short the UART's RST line to ground then the reste happens immediately, more like I'd expect (that's how a realized initially that a reset would kick it into life too).
So, I can now get the EmonTX to boot if I hit the reset button after powering it. At least I think it's booting as it goes through the 10s red, 10xflash and then flashes every 10s with no CT's (AC-AC powering it).
I now need to connect it back up to the CTs and see if I can get it to communicate with the Pi.
That's about as much as I can do today - I'll get the scope out later in the week and report back on this thread.
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Ok, I now have two CTs connected and the EmonTX communicating with the Pi... Pi is logging data and I just need to set up the inputs, feeds, etc.
Thanks for all your support today - I'll have a look at the non-booting at power up issue later in the week.
thanks, John
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
I'll see what Glyn has to say about this. I had a look at the information about the RFµ and the RFM12B but I'm not convinced the version I was looking at is accurate.
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
I have simply put a "delay(5);" immediately before "rf12_initialize(...);" at the top of the setup(...) method and that seems to do the trick. 2 ms was not enough, 3 ms seemed to be ok so 5 ms is probably enough to let the supply settle before attempting to initialise the RFM12B.
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Thanks again Robert, I'll give that a try.
All seems to be working with my setup now. With one proviso about having to change the timestore directory in the Timestore.php engine source. Took me a while to find my way through the source but got there in the end.
For others watching this thread, if you follow the Pi harddisk setup guide then you end up creating a mount on /data with the timestore data in a sub-dir at /data/timestore. The emoncms/Modules/feed/engine/Timestore.php flle points to the old /var/lib/timestore directory so changing the source to point to /data/timestore did the trick for me.
In the git version I pulled Timestore.php line 15 becomes:
private $dir = "/data/timestore/";
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
Final post on this thread:
I have now updated the firmware on the EmonTx with today's latest updates in Git. The 10ms delay before initializing the RF module seems to have done the trick.
My board now boots reliably.
John
Re: EmonTx LED Stays Red When Booting
With further testing, I found that 5 ms wasn't enough over the full range of possible supply voltages, so I upped it to 10 (not that it makes much difference as a once-only event at startup). I've also pointed out and Glyn has corrected another bug in the calculations that I spotted that doesn't appear to have caught anyone yet.


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signal intent and model your data more explictly
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@ThreadSafe
public interface ServerInterceptor
ServerCallHandler
.
Implementers use this mechanism to add cross-cutting behavior to server-side calls. Common example of such behavior include:
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<RequestT,ResponseT> |
interceptCall(java.lang.String method,
ServerCall<ResponseT> call,
Metadata.Headers headers,
ServerCallHandler<RequestT,ResponseT> next)
|
<RequestT,ResponseT> ServerCall.Listener<RequestT> interceptCall(java.lang.String method, ServerCall<ResponseT> call, Metadata.Headers headers, ServerCallHandler<RequestT,ResponseT> next)
ServerCall
dispatch by the next
ServerCallHandler
. General
semantics of ServerCallHandler.startCall(java.lang.String, io.grpc.ServerCall<ResponseT>, io.grpc.Metadata.Headers)
apply and the returned
ServerCall.Listener
must not be null
.
If the implementation throws an exception, call
will be closed with an error.
Implementations must not throw an exception if they started processing that may use call
on another thread.
method
- fully qualified method name of the callcall
- object to receive response messagesnext
- next processor in the interceptor chaincall
, never null
.


Class ColoringExtensions
Provides
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: VertexColoring.Algorithms
Assembly: cs.temp.dll.dll
Syntax
public static class ColoringExtensions
Methods
ColorGreedily(Graph)
Colors graph vertices greedily processing them in order of
Declaration
public static GraphColoring ColorGreedily(this Graph graph)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Graph | graph | Graph to be colored. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphColoring | Vertex coloring of provided graph. |
ColorGreedily(Graph, VertexAdjacency)
Colors graph vertices greedily processing them in order of
Declaration
public static GraphColoring ColorGreedily(this Graph graph, VertexAdjacency adjacency)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Graph | graph | Graph to be colored. |
| VertexAdjacency | adjacency | graph adjacency to save calculations when doing multiple colorings. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphColoring | Vertex coloring of provided graph. |
ColorGreedilyWithVertexOrder(Graph, IEnumerable<Vertex>, VertexAdjacency)
Colors graph vertices greedily processing them in order of verticesOrdered.
Declaration
public static GraphColoring ColorGreedilyWithVertexOrder(this Graph graph, IEnumerable<Vertex> verticesOrdered, VertexAdjacency adjacency)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Graph | graph | Graph to be colored. |
| IEnumerable<Vertex> | verticesOrdered | Ordering of graph vertices to use in algorithm. |
| VertexAdjacency | adjacency | graph adjacency to save calculations when doing multiple colorings. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphColoring | Vertex coloring of provided graph. |
ColorGreedyIndependentSets(Graph)
Colors graph using G.I.S (Greedy Independent Sets) algorithm. See remarks.
Declaration
public static GraphColoring ColorGreedyIndependentSets(this Graph graph)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Graph | graph | Graph to be colored. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphColoring | Vertex coloring of provided graph. |
Remarks
GIS algorithm:
ColorGreedyIndependentSets(Graph, VertexAdjacency)
Colors graph using G.I.S (Greedy Independent Sets) algorithm. See remarks in ColorGreedyIndependentSets(Graph).
Declaration
public static GraphColoring ColorGreedyIndependentSets(this Graph graph, VertexAdjacency adjacency)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Graph | graph | Graph to be colored. |
| VertexAdjacency | adjacency | graph adjacency to save calculations when doing multiple colorings. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphColoring | Vertex coloring of provided graph. |
ColorLargestFirst(Graph, VertexAdjacency)
Colors graph vertices greedily processing them in descending order of vertex degree. Variant of ColorGreedily(Graph) with another vertex processing order.
Declaration
public static GraphColoring ColorLargestFirst(this Graph graph, VertexAdjacency adjacency)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Graph | graph | Graph to be colored. |
| VertexAdjacency | adjacency | graph adjacency to save calculations when doing multiple colorings. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphColoring | Vertex coloring of provided graph. |
ColorSmallestFirst(Graph, VertexAdjacency)
Colors graph vertices greedily processing them in ascending order of vertex degree. Variant of ColorGreedily(Graph) with another vertex processing order.
Declaration
public static GraphColoring ColorSmallestFirst(this Graph graph, VertexAdjacency adjacency)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Graph | graph | Graph to be colored. |
| VertexAdjacency | adjacency | graph adjacency to save calculations when doing multiple colorings. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphColoring | Vertex coloring of provided graph. |
OptimizeByWeighting(GraphColoring)
Optimizes color weights by grouping vertices by color, ordering the groups by count, and assigning colors in rising order to groups of vertices as ordered, so that the largest group has the smallest color.
Declaration
public static GraphColoring OptimizeByWeighting(this GraphColoring coloring)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GraphColoring | coloring | Coloring to be optimized. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphColoring | A new, optimized coloring (new instance). |


HALLOWEEN
Halloween is a short form of “All Hallows’ Evening” or “Allhallows Eve”. It is an annual holiday observed globally on October 31. It comes with lots of activities such as attending costume parties that usually sets on Friday or Saturday prior to Halloween, lighting bonfires, visiting haunted attractions, scary stories and horror movies. Jack-o’-lantern i.e. a lantern made of hollowed-out pumpkin with facial features on it is also used as a part of Halloween decoration.
It is the most important Celtic holiday of the pagan period in Europe until its conversion to Christianity ("All Saints' Day"), in which the night of October 31 to November 1 served as a celebration of the end of the season of harvests in the Celtic culture and was considered as the «Celtic New Year», which began with the dark season. It is both a party of transition (the passage from one year to another) and opening to the other world.
Christianity: Pope Boniface IV (615) transformed a Greco-Roman temple dedicated to all gods (pantheon) into a Christian temple, dedicated to "All Saints' Day", to all those who had preceded them in the faith. And he ordered that the Feast of "All Saints" be celebrated universally.
This vigil vigil the day before the feast of All Saints, within the English culture is called ba "All Hallow's Eve", Vigil of All Saints, which ended up being called "Halloween."


It’s not a secret that I had a hard time in India. However, I truly enjoyed two months. It is a strong love and hate relationship. From New Delhi to Kolkata, Shimla to Thar Desert, India offers diverse landscape, climate, and cultures. Some sites were the most amazing place I’ve ever seen, while the heat was melting me down. It is not the easiest place to live, but it is truly a place like no other
Living cost is really cheap: sometimes a private room only costs 300 Rs (5 USD) , and thali is usually 60 Rs (1 USD)


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Yes. It is also possible for XA and non-XA transactions to coexist in the same Berkeley DB environment. To do this, specify the same environment to the non-XA DB_ENV->open() calls as was specified in the Tuxedo configuration file.
When converting an application to run under XA, the application's Berkeley DB calls are unchanged, with three exceptions:
Otherwise, the application should be unchanged.
Recovery is completed in two steps. First, each resource manager should recover its environment(s). This can be done via a program that calls DB_ENV->open() or by calling the db_recover utility. If using the db_recover utility, then the teoption should be specified so that the regions that are recovered persist after the utility exits. Any transactions that were prepared, but neither completed nor aborted, are restored to their prepared state so that they may be aborted or committed via the Tuxedo recovery mechanisms. After each resource manager has recovered, then Tuxedo recovery may begin. Tuxedo will interact with each resource manager via the __db_xa_recover function which returns the list of prepared, but not yet completed transactions. It should issue a commit or abort for each one, and only after having completed each transaction will normal processing resume.
Finally, standard log file archival and catastrophic recovery procedures should occur independently of XA operation.
Yes. For information on how to build multi-threaded servers for XA transactions, see http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13161_01/tuxedo/docs10gr3/pgc/pgthr.html. All databases used by servers should be opened with handles created with the DB_XA_CREATE flag in the db_create() method and must be opened in the tpsvrinit routine. Note that the environment parameter of the db_create() method must be assigned NULL. For more information on the tpsvrinit routine, see http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13161_01/tuxedo/docs10gr3/pgc/pgthr.html.


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Data from: Herbivory and eutrophication mediate grassland plant nutrient responses across a global climatic gradient
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February 27, 2019
Data from: Perceived threats of infanticide reduce maternal allocation during lactation and lead to elevated oxidative damage in offspring
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February 18, 2019
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February 15, 2019
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January 16, 2019
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/**
* @name Payables
* @description This module exposes functions
* related to payables.
*
* @module payables
**/
import { cond, has, T, curry } from 'ramda'
import routes from '../routes'
import request from '../request'
const findTransaction = curry((opts, body) =>
request.get(opts, routes.payables.transaction(body.transactionId), {}))
const findOne = curry((opts, body) =>
request.get(opts, routes.payables.find(body.id), {}))
const findAll = curry((opts, pagination) =>
request.get(opts, routes.payables.base, pagination))
/**
* `GET /payables`
* Makes a request to /payables or to /payables/:id
*
* @param {Object} opts An options params which
* is usually already bound
* by `connect` functions.
*
* @param {Object} body The payload for the request.
* {@link https://pagarme.readme.io/v1/reference#retornando-um-recebível|API Reference for this payload}
* @param {Number} [body.id] The payable ID. If not sent a
* @param {Number} [body.transactionId] A transaction ID to get all
* the payables.
* @param {Number} [body.count] Pagination option for transaction list.
* Number of transaction in a page
* @param {Number} [body.page] Pagination option for transaction list.
* The page index.
*/
const find = (opts, body) =>
cond([
[has('id'), findOne(opts)],
[has('transactionId'), findTransaction(opts)],
[T, findAll(opts)],
])(body)
/**
* `GET /payables`
* Makes a request to /payables
*
* @param {Object} opts An options params which
* is usually already bound
* by `connect` functions.
*
* @param {Object} body The payload for the request.
* {@link https://docs-beta.pagar.me/v1/reference#retornando-recebíveis}
*/
const all = (opts, body) =>
findAll(opts, body)
/**
* `GET /payables/days`
* Returns a company's payables aggregated by day
*
* @param {Object} opts An options params which
* is usually already bound
* by `connect` functions.
*/
const days = (opts, body) =>
request.get(opts, routes.payables.days, body)
export default {
find,
all,
days,
}
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CS140 -- Final Exam. December 10, 2008
Please, write your answers on a separate sheet, not on the exam.
Remember your name, too...
Question 1
Behold the following B-tree for M = 5.
- Part 1: Draw the B-tree that results when you insert the value 6 into the tree.
- Part 2: Explain why a B-tree would have different values of M for internal
and external nodes of the tree.
Question 2
You are given the hash table on the right.
- Part 1: Suppose you are using
Linear Probing. Draw the hash table that results
when you insert the keys "Teachers" and "Critics", which
have hash values of 47 and 170 respectively.
- Part 2: Use the hash table on the
right to demonstrate why quadratic probing can
be a disastrous collision resolution technique
if you don't select your parameters properly.
Use a detailed example, and then tell me how you
would change things to make quadratic probing
work.
- Extra Credit: Who wrote the song?
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Question 3
Let f(x) = 2x, g(x) = 100x, h(x) = |x - 3|, and j(x) = -|x - 3|.
Which of
the following are true (answer all that are true, not just one):
| A: f(x) = O(g(x)) |
| D: g(x) = O(f(x)) |
| G: h(x) = O(f(x)) |
| J: j(x) = O(f(x)) |
| B: f(x) = O(h(x)) |
| E: g(x) = O(h(x)) |
| H: h(x) = O(g(x)) |
| K: j(x) = O(g(x)) |
| C: f(x) = O(j(x)) |
| F: g(x) = O(j(x)) |
| I: h(x) = O(j(x)) |
| L: j(x) = O(h(x)) |
Question 4
Given the following splay tree:
Which of the following is the tree that results when D is inserted into
the splay tree:
Question 5
Given the following splay tree:
Which of the following is the tree that results when R is inserted into
the splay tree:
Question 6
Given the following AVL tree:
Which of the following is the tree that results when G is inserted into
the AVL tree:
Question 7
Recall the header file for Disjoint Sets, below left.
typedef struct {
int *links;
int *sizes;
int *ranks;
int maxindex;
int nsets;
} DisjointSet;
extern DisjointSet *new_disjoint_set(int maxindex);
extern void free_disjoint_set(DisjointSet *dj);
extern void disjoint_makeset(DisjointSet *dj, int index);
extern int disjoint_union(DisjointSet *dj, int s1, int s2);
extern int disjoint_find(DisjointSet *dj, int index);
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Suppose we have a DisjointSet struct whose state is depicted above right,
and we have a pointer to it in the variable dj.
Answer the following questions:
- Part A: is disjoint_find(dj, 0) equal to disjoint_find(dj, 1)?
- Part B: is disjoint_find(dj, 0) equal to disjoint_find(dj, 2)?
- Part C: is disjoint_find(dj, 2) equal to disjoint_find(dj, 4)?
- Part D: Draw the state of the struct when
disjoint_union(dj, 4, 7) is called. Draw everything (links, sizes, ranks, maxindex
and nsets). Assume "union by ranks" is used.
Question 8
Write a program that takes two command line arguments, a and b,
and prints out all strings that have a A's and b B's.
Question 9
Suppose we have the following typedef for a tree node:
typedef struct node {
char *key;
int nchildren;
struct node **children;
} Node;
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The variable nchildren is the number of children that a node has, and
children is an array of pointers to the children. Write a procedure
tree_size(Node *n), which returns the number of nodes in the tree
rooted at node n.


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Before starting with the step by step guide, make sure you have Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise Edition, Docker will not run in others versions of Windows.
Let's start with Docker!
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The first thing that we need to do is download Docker from the official page -> Get Latest Docker Community Edition for Windows.
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Double click to the downloaded installer (do it with Administrator privileges) and install.
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Docker will automatically check for updates.
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Check both items in configuration step:
- Add shorcut to desktop.
- Use Windows containers instead of Linux containers.
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Wait until the installation finish unpacking files
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Save and close all open programs that you are running, because finishing the installation will log out you session!
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When you log, a message will appear!
The whale will have an animation of getting full of containers, this says that the service is not up yet! Wait until it gets fully.
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Once the process is completed, a window will appear click OK, and restart your computer. Again, save and close all running programs.
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Open a Windows Powershell Console. And lets see if docker is correctly installed typing the following command.
To open a Windows Powershell Console use Windows+R combination and type "powershell". Hit enter and the CLI will appear.
If all it's all right, the version of Docker will show up.
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Let's finish this part of the guide by installing a container from the hub, and getting into this new world by printing "Hello from Docker". To do this type this command in the powershell:
By running this command, Docker will download automatically from the hub a container that have and image of a script that print in console "Hello from Docker", and tell us the steps that it took him to do that.