Factor Analysis
Consider the setting the dimension of the data n is larger than the training size m, if we still use the maximum likelihood estimators,
We would find the matrix $\Sigma$ is singular
Restriction of covariance matrix
Fit a covariance matrix $\Sigma$ that is diagonal.
Another restriction on the covariance matrix : its diagonal entries must be equal. We have $\Sigma = \sigma^2 I$
If we were fitting a full, unconstrained, covariance matrix $\Sigma$ to data, it was necessary that $m \geq n+1$, now with these two constraints, we only need $m \geq 2$
Marginals and conditions of Gaussians
Suppose we have a vector-valued random variables:
whre $x_1 \in \mathbb{R}^r$, $x_2 \in \mathbb{R}^s$, and $x \in \mathbb{R}^{r+s}$. Suppose $x \sim N(\mu, \Sigma)$, where And the covariance matrix of x should be
The conditional distributon of $x_1$ given $x_2 $ is $N(\mu_{1,2}, \Sigma_{1,2})$ where
The factor analysis model
Remark: while PCA focuses on preserving the observed variance, Factor Analysis focuses on preserving the observed correlation
In the factor analysis model, we posit a joint distribution on (x,z) as follows, where $z \in \mathbb{R}^k$ is a latent random variable Thus, we can image that each datapoint $x^{(i)}$ is generated by sampling a k dimension multivariate Gaussian $z^{(i)}$. Then it is mapped to a k-dimensional affine space of $\mathbb{R}^n$ by computing $\mu + \Lambda z^{(i)}$.
Equivalently, we can therefore also define the factor analysis model according to
Now the variable z and x have a joint Gaussian distribution
We know that $E[z] = 0$, also we have
Now since $z ~ N(O,I)$, we can easily find that $\Sigma_{zz} = Cov(z) = I$, Also
Similarly, we can find $\Sigma_{xx}$ as follows:
Putting everything together, we therefore have that Hence, we also see that the marginal distribution of x is give by $x \sim N(\mu, \Lambda \Lambda^T + \Psi )$. Thus given a training set, we can write the log likelihood of the parameters:
Remark
We can simplify the model by setting $\Psi = \sigma^2 I$. The FA will approach to standard PCA as $\sigma^2 \rightarrow 0$
EM for factor analysis
The derivation for the E-step is easy, we need to compute $Q_i(z^{(i)}) = p(z^{(i)}:x^{(i)};\mu, \Lambda, \Psi)$, using the conditional distribution of a Gaussian, we have that
So
Now for the M-step, here we need to maximize
First we try to maximize with respect to $\Lambda$.
We can simply this equation as an expectaction value as follows
Dropping out terms that do not depend on the parameters,


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- Domestic Shorthair
- Spayed Female
- 6 years old
- 12 pounds
- ID #: 31217439
- Adoption Fee: $ 61.00
- Location: Golden Valley
- Mon–Fri: 12 p.m.–8 p.m.
- Sat–Sun: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Hi! My name is Millie.
Someone in my family was allergic to me, so I came to Animal Humane Society to find a new home.
People describe me as shy. Shy cats are loving companions that take longer to acclimate to a new environment. A quieter, low-activity home would allow me the opportunity to get used to new things at my own pace.
People also describe me as independent. Independent cats love to explore their surroundings and need plenty of toys and activity to keep them busy and engaged. We tend not to be demanding for cuddles & kisses and mostly enjoy hanging out with you and being a part of your daily activities. Families with older children are especially suitable for cats like me.
- Date surrendered:2016-04-06 15:53:49
- Time in former home:6 Years
- Declawed:No
- Lived with children: No
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- Chow Chow / Chinese Shar-Pei
- Neutered Male
- 1.5 years old
- 57 pounds
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- ID #: 31183166
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- Location: Woodbury
- Mon–Fri: 12 p.m.–8 p.m.
- Sat–Sun: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Hi! My name is Giraffe.
I was found as a stray, so I came to Animal Humane Society to find a new home.
People describe me as playful. Playful dogs enjoy playing with toys and often enjoy other busy interactions. We may like a good game of fetch or just quietly chewing on a stuffed animal. No matter which toys we choose, we prefer to include our families in the fun.
People also describe me as energetic. Energetic dogs love to be busy, both physically and mentally. We often enjoy seeing and doing new things with our families and are often best matched with active people. Energetic dogs do best in homes that can provide them adequate exercise and mental stimulation, such as running, hiking, or playing Frisbee.
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- Domestic Shorthair
- Spayed Female
- 8.5 years old
- 16 pounds
- ID #: 8751319
- Adoption Fee: $ 49.00
- Location: Coon Rapids
- Mon–Fri: 12 p.m.–8 p.m.
- Sat–Sun: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Hi! My name is Tutti.
I required more time and attention than my caretaker could provide and I shed too much, so I came to Animal Humane Society to find a new home.
People describe me as affectionate. Affectionate cats often enjoy close interactions and snuggling. We can also be a little bit shy or bashful as we adapt to a new environment, a process that may be easier in homes that have moderate activity.
People also describe me as easy going. Easy going cats are great additions to just about any home. We adapt fairly quickly to new environments and changes, so if you're in a busier, active household, I might be right for you. We also often get along well with other pets.
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Hi, I'm Tutti! If you've ever experienced being picked last at a team draft or a dance, you know how I feel. For some reason, prospective adopters have passed me by without getting to know me and what a great pet I could be if given a chance. The staff and volunteers know how special I am and hope that you consider me when you're looking for a new pet. Some of the activities I enjoy include: Lounging, getting scratched by the ears, laying in the sun.
- Date surrendered:2016-02-03 18:55:05
- Time in former home:6 Years
- Declawed:No
- Lived with children: No
- Lived with animals:Yes (Cats)


Well its a function... Differs from the methods by being defined in a module instead of a class. I dislike C# static classes. Functions would be used for example in min, max etc. defined in module math.
Function syntax:
<Function> ::=
<Visibility> 'function' <Name> <TypeParameters> l-paren <Arguments> r-paren <ReturnType>
<StatementBlock>
For example:
module math {
function min(x: number) => number {
}
}
Be very careful not to write procedural code using functions. Classes are still good for you.


| 006:100 Khan | : |
Yet, they join the jinns as partners in worship with Allah, though He has created them (the jinns), and they attribute falsely without knowledge sons and daughters to Him. Be He Glorified and Exalted above (all) that they attribute to Him. |
| 006:100 Maulana | : |
And they regarded the jinn to be partners with Allah, and He created them, and they falsely attributed to Him sons and daughters without knowledge. Glory be to Him, and highly exaulted is He above what they ascribe (to Him)! |
| 006:100 Pickthal | : |
Yet they ascribe as partners unto Him the jinn, although He did create them, and impute falsely, without knowledge, sons and daughters unto Him. Glorified be He and High Exalted above (all) that they ascribe (unto Him). |
| 006:100 Rashad | : |
Yet, they set up beside GOD idols from among the jinns, though He is the One who created them. They even attribute to Him sons and daughters, without any knowledge. Be He glorified. He is the Most High, far above their claims. |
| 006:100 Sarwar | : |
(Some) people considered the jinn to be equal to God even though God created them and they unknowingly ascribed to Him children, both boys and girls. God is too glorious to have the attributes which they ascribe to Him. |
| 006:100 Shakir | : |
And they make the jinn associates with Allah, while He created them, and they falsely attribute to Him sons and daughters without knowledge; glory be to Him, and highly exalted is He above what they ascribe (to Him). |
| 006:100 Sherali | : |
And they hold the jinn to be partners with ALLAH, although HE created them; and they falsely ascribe to HIM sons and daughters without any knowledge. Holy is HE and exalted far above what they attribute to HIM, |
| 006:100 Yusufali | : |
Yet they make the Jinns equals with Allah, though Allah did create the Jinns; and they falsely, having no knowledge, attribute to Him sons and daughters. Praise and glory be to Him! (for He is) above what they attribute to Him! |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique الإيمان > الغيب > الجن Faith> The Unseen World> The Jinn
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QEMU Disk Network Block Device Server¶
Description¶
Export a QEMU disk image using the NBD protocol.
Other uses:
Bind a /dev/nbdX block device to a QEMU server (on Linux).
As a client to query exports of a remote NBD server.
Options¶
filename is a disk image filename, or a set of block
driver options if --image-opts
is specified.
dev is an NBD device.
-
--object
type,id=ID,...props...
¶ Define a new instance of the type object class identified by ID. See the qemu(1) manual page for full details of the properties supported. The common object types that it makes sense to define are the
secret
object, which is used to supply passwords and/or encryption keys, and thetls-creds
object, which is used to supply TLS credentials for the qemu-nbd server or client.
-
-p
,
--port
=PORT
¶ TCP port to listen on as a server, or connect to as a client (default
10809
).
-
-o
,
--offset
=OFFSET
¶ The offset into the image.
-
-b
,
--bind
=IFACE
¶ The interface to bind to as a server, or connect to as a client (default
<IP_ADDRESS>
).
-
-k
,
--socket
=PATH
¶ Use a unix socket with path PATH.
-
--image-opts
¶
Treat filename as a set of image options, instead of a plain filename. If this flag is specified, the
-f
flag should not be used, instead theformat=
option should be set.
-
-f
,
--format
=FMT
¶ Force the use of the block driver for format FMT instead of auto-detecting.
-
-r
,
--read-only
¶
Export the disk as read-only.
-
-B
,
--bitmap
=NAME
¶ If filename has a qcow2 persistent bitmap NAME, expose that bitmap via the
qemu:dirty-bitmap:NAME
context accessible through NBD_OPT_SET_META_CONTEXT.
-
-s
,
--snapshot
¶
Use filename as an external snapshot, create a temporary file with
backing_file=
filename, redirect the write to the temporary one.
-
-l
,
--load-snapshot
=SNAPSHOT_PARAM
¶ Load an internal snapshot inside filename and export it as an read-only device, SNAPSHOT_PARAM format is
snapshot.id=[ID],snapshot.name=[NAME]
or[ID_OR_NAME]
-
--cache
=CACHE
¶ The cache mode to be used with the file. See the documentation of the emulator’s
-drive cache=...
option for allowed values.
-
-n
,
--nocache
¶
Equivalent to
--cache=none
.
-
--aio
=AIO
¶ Set the asynchronous I/O mode between
threads
(the default),native
(Linux only), andio_uring
(Linux 5.1+).
-
--discard
=DISCARD
¶ Control whether
discard
(also known astrim
orunmap
) requests are ignored or passed to the filesystem. DISCARD is one ofignore
(oroff
),unmap
(oron
). The default isignore
.
-
--detect-zeroes
=DETECT_ZEROES
¶ Control the automatic conversion of plain zero writes by the OS to driver-specific optimized zero write commands. DETECT_ZEROES is one of
off
,on
, orunmap
.unmap
converts a zero write to an unmap operation and can only be used if DISCARD is set tounmap
. The default isoff
.
-
-c
,
--connect
=DEV
¶ Connect filename to NBD device DEV (Linux only).
-
-d
,
--disconnect
¶
Disconnect the device DEV (Linux only).
-
-e
,
--shared
=NUM
¶ Allow up to NUM clients to share the device (default
1
). Safe for readers, but for now, consistency is not guaranteed between multiple writers.
-
-t
,
--persistent
¶
Don’t exit on the last connection.
-
-x
,
--export-name
=NAME
¶ Set the NBD volume export name (default of a zero-length string).
-
-D
,
--description
=DESCRIPTION
¶ Set the NBD volume export description, as a human-readable string.
-
-L
,
--list
¶
Connect as a client and list all details about the exports exposed by a remote NBD server. This enables list mode, and is incompatible with options that change behavior related to a specific export (such as
--export-name
,--offset
, …).
-
--tls-creds
=ID
¶ Enable mandatory TLS encryption for the server by setting the ID of the TLS credentials object previously created with the –object option; or provide the credentials needed for connecting as a client in list mode.
-
--fork
¶
Fork off the server process and exit the parent once the server is running.
-
--pid-file
=PATH
¶ Store the server’s process ID in the given file.
-
--tls-authz
=ID
¶ Specify the ID of a qauthz object previously created with the
--object
option. This will be used to authorize connecting users against their x509 distinguished name.
-
-v
,
--verbose
¶
Display extra debugging information.
-
-h
,
--help
¶
Display this help and exit.
-
-V
,
--version
¶
Display version information and exit.
-
-T
,
--trace
[[enable=]PATTERN][,events=FILE][,file=FILE]
¶ Specify tracing options.
-
[enable
=]PATTERN
¶ Immediately enable events matching PATTERN (either event name or a globbing pattern). This option is only available if QEMU has been compiled with the
simple
,log
orftrace
tracing backend. To specify multiple events or patterns, specify the-trace
option multiple times.Use
-trace help
to print a list of names of trace points.
-
events
=FILE
¶ Immediately enable events listed in FILE. The file must contain one event name (as listed in the
trace-events-all
file) per line; globbing patterns are accepted too. This option is only available if QEMU has been compiled with thesimple
,log
orftrace
tracing backend.
-
file
=FILE
¶ Log output traces to FILE. This option is only available if QEMU has been compiled with the
simple
tracing backend.
-
Examples¶
Start a server listening on port 10809 that exposes only the guest-visible contents of a qcow2 file, with no TLS encryption, and with the default export name (an empty string). The command is one-shot, and will block until the first successful client disconnects:
qemu-nbd -f qcow2 file.qcow2
Start a long-running server listening with encryption on port 10810, and whitelist clients with a specific X.509 certificate to connect to a 1 megabyte subset of a raw file, using the export name ‘subset’:
qemu-nbd \
--object tls-creds-x509,id=tls0,endpoint=server,dir=/path/to/qemutls \
--object 'authz-simple,id=auth0,identity=CN=laptop.example.com,,\
O=Example Org,,L=London,,ST=London,,C=GB' \
--tls-creds tls0 --tls-authz auth0 \
-t -x subset -p 10810 \
--image-opts driver=raw,offset=1M,size=1M,file.driver=file,file.filename=file.raw
Serve a read-only copy of a guest image over a Unix socket with as many as 5 simultaneous readers, with a persistent process forked as a daemon:
qemu-nbd --fork --persistent --shared=5 --socket=/path/to/sock \
--read-only --format=qcow2 file.qcow2
Expose the guest-visible contents of a qcow2 file via a block device
/dev/nbd0 (and possibly creating /dev/nbd0p1 and friends for
partitions found within), then disconnect the device when done.
Access to bind qemu-nbd to an /dev/nbd device generally requires root
privileges, and may also require the execution of modprobe nbd
to enable the kernel NBD client module. CAUTION: Do not use
this method to mount filesystems from an untrusted guest image - a
malicious guest may have prepared the image to attempt to trigger
kernel bugs in partition probing or file system mounting.
qemu-nbd -c /dev/nbd0 -f qcow2 file.qcow2
qemu-nbd -d /dev/nbd0
Query a remote server to see details about what export(s) it is serving on port 10809, and authenticating via PSK:
qemu-nbd \
--object tls-creds-psk,id=tls0,dir=/tmp/keys,username=eblake,endpoint=client \
--tls-creds tls0 -L -b remote.example.com
See also¶
qemu(1), qemu-img(1)


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This package creates SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanation) visualization plots for ‘XGBoost’ in R. It provides summary plot, dependence plot, interaction plot, and force plot and relies on the SHAP implementation provided by ‘XGBoost’ and ‘LightGBM’. Please refer to ‘slundberg/shap’ for the original implementation of SHAP in Python.
All the functions except the force plot return ggplot
object thus it is possible to add more layers. The dependence plot shap.plot.dependence
returns ggplot
object if without the marginal histogram by default.
To revise feature names, you could define a global variable named new_labels
, the plotting functions will use this list as new feature labels. The SHAPforxgboost::new_labels
is a placeholder default to NULL
. Or you could just overwrite the labels by adding a labs
layer to the ggplot
object.
Please refer to this blog as the vignette: more examples and discussion on SHAP values in R, why use SHAP, and a comparison to Gain: SHAP visualization for XGBoost in R
Please install from CRAN or Github:
install.packages("SHAPforxgboost")
devtools::install_github("liuyanguu/SHAPforxgboost")
Summary plot
# run the model with built-in data, these codes can run directly if package installed
library("SHAPforxgboost")
y_var <- "diffcwv"
dataX <- as.matrix(dataXY_df[,-..y_var])
# hyperparameter tuning results
params <- list(objective = "reg:squarederror", # For regression
eta = 0.02,
max_depth = 10,
gamma = 0.01,
subsample = 0.98,
colsample_bytree = 0.86)
mod <- xgboost::xgboost(data = dataX, label = as.matrix(dataXY_df[[y_var]]),
params = params, nrounds = 200,
verbose = FALSE,
early_stopping_rounds = 8)
# To return the SHAP values and ranked features by mean|SHAP|
shap_values <- shap.values(xgb_model = mod, X_train = dataX)
# The ranked features by mean |SHAP|
shap_values$mean_shap_score
# To prepare the long-format data:
shap_long <- shap.prep(xgb_model = mod, X_train = dataX)
# is the same as: using given shap_contrib
shap_long <- shap.prep(shap_contrib = shap_values$shap_score, X_train = dataX)
# (Notice that there will be a data.table warning from `melt.data.table` due to `dayint` coerced from
# integer to double)
# **SHAP summary plot**
shap.plot.summary(shap_long)
# sometimes for a preview, you want to plot less data to make it faster using `dilute`
shap.plot.summary(shap_long, x_bound = 1.2, dilute = 10)
# Alternatives options to make the same plot:
# option 1: start with the xgboost model
shap.plot.summary.wrap1(mod, X = dataX)
# option 2: supply a self-made SHAP values dataset (e.g. sometimes as output from cross-validation)
shap.plot.summary.wrap2(shap_values$shap_score, dataX)
Dependence plot
# **SHAP dependence plot**
# if without y, will just plot SHAP values of x vs. x
shap.plot.dependence(data_long = shap_long, x = "dayint")
# optional to color the plot by assigning `color_feature` (Fig.A)
shap.plot.dependence(data_long = shap_long, x= "dayint",
color_feature = "Column_WV")
# optional to put a different SHAP values on the y axis to view some interaction (Fig.B)
shap.plot.dependence(data_long = shap_long, x= "dayint",
y = "Column_WV", color_feature = "Column_WV")
# To make plots for a group of features:
fig_list = lapply(names(shap_values$mean_shap_score)[1:6], shap.plot.dependence,
data_long = shap_long, dilute = 5)
gridExtra::grid.arrange(grobs = fig_list, ncol = 2)
SHAP interaction plot
# prepare the data using either:
# notice: this step is slow since it calculates all the combinations of features.
# It may take over 5 minutes on a personal laptop.
shap_int <- shap.prep.interaction(xgb_mod = mod, X_train = dataX)
# it is the same as:
shap_int <- predict(mod, dataX, predinteraction = TRUE)
# **SHAP interaction effect plot **
shap.plot.dependence(data_long = shap_long,
data_int = shap_int,
x= "Column_WV",
y = "AOT_Uncertainty",
color_feature = "AOT_Uncertainty")
SHAP force plot
# choose to show top 4 features by setting `top_n = 4`, set 6 clustering groups.
plot_data <- shap.prep.stack.data(shap_contrib = shap_values$shap_score, top_n = 4, n_groups = 6)
# choose to zoom in at location 500, set y-axis limit using `y_parent_limit`
# it is also possible to set y-axis limit for zoom-in part alone using `y_zoomin_limit`
shap.plot.force_plot(plot_data, zoom_in_location = 500, y_parent_limit = c(-1,1))
# plot by each cluster
shap.plot.force_plot_bygroup(plot_data)
The citation could be seen obtained using citation("SHAPforxgboost")
To cite package ‘SHAPforxgboost’ in publications use:
Yang Liu and Allan Just (2020). SHAPforxgboost: SHAP Plots for 'XGBoost'. R package version 0.1.0.
https://github.com/liuyanguu/SHAPforxgboost/
A BibTeX entry for LaTeX users is
@Manual{,
title = {SHAPforxgboost: SHAP Plots for 'XGBoost'},
author = {Yang Liu and Allan Just},
year = {2020},
note = {R package version 0.1.0},
url = {https://github.com/liuyanguu/SHAPforxgboost/},
}
My lab’s paper using these figures:
Gradient Boosting Machine Learning to Improve Satellite-Derived Column Water Vapor Measurement Error
Corresponding SHAP plots package in Python: https://github.com/slundberg/shap Paper 1. 2017 A Unified Approach to Interpreting Model Predictions
Paper 2. 2019 Consistent Individualized Feature Attribution for Tree Ensembles
Paper 3. 2019 Explainable AI for Trees: From Local Explanations to Global Understanding


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by Bradford BetzAn Ohio man was arrested in West Virginia Thursday after heroin-laced vape pens sent two high school students to the hospital in a 24-hour period, police said.
Tristan Anderson, 23, of Bolivar, Ohio, has been charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance, the Morgantown Police Department said in a news release cited by WBOY.
Anderson was pulled over in Morgantown, about 150 miles southest of Bolivar, around 6 p.m. Wednesday, police said.
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MPD officers conducted a search of Anderson’s pickup truck, finding more than 2.5 pounds of marijuana, scales and packaging materials, according to police.
Investigators obtained a search warrant for Anderson’s Morgantown address where they found more than 25 pounds of marijuana, more than 70 bottles of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) oils, 300 “TKO” labeled vaping cartridges, and more than 100 THC edible candies, police said.
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Lyrics of Lowly Life
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
"Ode to Ethiopia"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 310
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: freedom, life, slavery
- ✎ Cite This
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O Mother Race! to thee I bring
This pledge of faith unwavering,
This tribute to thy glory.
I know the pangs which thou didst feel,
When Slavery crushed thee with its heel,
With thy dear blood all gory.
Sad days were those—ah, sad indeed!
But through the land the fruitful seed
Of better times was growing.
The plant of freedom upward sprung,
And spread its leaves so fresh and young—
Its blossoms now are blowing.
On every hand in this fair land,
Proud Ethiope’s swarthy children stand
Beside their fairer neighbor;
The forests flee before their stroke,
Their hammers ring, their forges smoke,—
They stir in honest labour.
They tread the fields where honour calls;
Their voices sound through senate halls
In majesty and power.
To right they cling; the hymns they sing
Up to the skies in beauty ring,
And bolder grow each hour.
Be proud, my Race, in mind and soul;
Thy name is writ on Glory’s scroll
In characters of fire.
High ‘mid the clouds of Fame’s bright sky
Thy banner’s blazoned folds now fly,
And truth shall lift them higher.
Thou hast the right to noble pride,
Whose spotless robes were purified
By blood’s severe baptism.
Upon thy brow the cross was laid,
And labour’s painful sweat–beads made
A consecrating chrism.
No other race, or white or black,
When bound as thou wert, to the rack,
So seldom stooped to grieving;
No other race, when free again,
Forgot the past and proved them men
So noble in forgiving.
 Our souls and eyes
Shall follow thy continuous rise;
Our ears shall list thy story
From bards who from thy root shall spring,
And proudly tune their lyres to sing
Of Ethiopia’s glory.


Type String Event key Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords key, keyName
The unique string name of the key. Used to identify which key was pressed down or released.
Will be set to "unknown" if Corona could not identify the key, which can happen when the end-user presses a custom OEM key on a keyboard. In this case, you can only identify the key by its numeric event.nativeKeyCode value.
The key name does not represent the character or string that is produced when pressing a key. A key name is just a unique string ID assigned to the key that was pressed or released.
For example, if you press the A key on the keyboard, the event's key name will always be set to "a", regardless if the shift key was held down. That is, you will never receive a capital "A" for a key name.
-- Called when a key event has been received.
local function onKeyEvent( event )
-- Print which key was pressed down/up to the log.
local message = "Key '" .. event.keyName .. "' was pressed " .. event.phase
print( message )
-- If the "back" key was pressed on Android, then prevent it from backing out of your app.
if (event.keyName == "back") and (system.getInfo("platformName") == "Android") then
return true
end
-- Return false to indicate that this app is *not* overriding the received key.
-- This lets the operating system execute its default handling of this key.
return false
end
-- Add the key event listener.
Runtime:addEventListener( "key", onKeyEvent );
Letter Keys Description "a" The 'A' key. "b" The 'B' key. "c" The 'C' key. "d" The 'D' key. "e" The 'E' key. "f" The 'F' key. "g" The 'G' key. "h" The 'H' key. "i" The 'I' key. "j" The 'J' key. "k" The 'K' key. "l" The 'L' key. "m" The 'M' key. "n" The 'N' key. "o" The 'O' key. "p" The 'P' key. "q" The 'Q' key. "r" The 'R' key. "s" The 'S' key. "t" The 'T' key. "u" The 'U' key. "v" The 'V' key. "w" The 'W' key. "x" The 'X' key. "y" The 'Y' key. "z" The 'Z' key.
Number Keys Description "0" The '0' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "1" The '1' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "2" The '2' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "3" The '3' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "4" The '4' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "5" The '5' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "6" The '6' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "7" The '7' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "8" The '8' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys. "9" The '9' key belonging to the keyboard's top row of number keys.
Number Pad Keys Description "numPad0" The number pad's '0' key. "numPad1" The number pad's '1' key. "numPad2" The number pad's '2' key. "numPad3" The number pad's '3' key. "numPad4" The number pad's '4' key. "numPad5" The number pad's '5' key. "numPad6" The number pad's '6' key. "numPad7" The number pad's '7' key. "numPad8" The number pad's '8' key. "numPad9" The number pad's '9' key. "numPad+" The number pad's plus key. "numPad-" The number pad's minus key. "numPad*" The number pad's multiplication key. "numPad/" The number pad's division key. "numPad=" The number pad's equals key. "numPadEnter The number pad's enter or return key. "numPad." The number pad's decimal separator key. "numPad," The number pad's thousands separator key. "numPad(" The number pad's left parentheses key. "numPad)" The number pad's right parentheses key. "numLock" The number pad's Num Lock key.
Arrow Keys Description "up" The up arrow key on the keyboard or d-pad. "down" The down arrow key on the keyboard or d-pad. "left" The left arrow key on the keyboard or d-pad. "right" The right arrow key on the keyboard or d-pad.
Modifier Keys Description "leftAlt" The left Alt modifier key. "rightAlt" The right Alt modifier key. "leftCtrl" The left Control modifier key. "rightCtrl" The right Control modifier key. "leftShift" The left Shift modifier key. "rightShift" The right Shift modifier key. "leftCommand" The left Command or Windows key. "rightCommand" The right Command or Windows key.
Function Keys Description "function" The function or "fn" modifier key. (Not supported on Windows.) "f1" The F1 function key. "f2" The F2 function key. "f3" The F3 function key. "f4" The F4 function key. "f5" The F5 function key. "f6" The F6 function key. "f7" The F7 function key. "f8" The F8 function key. "f9" The F9 function key. "f10" The F10 function key. "f11" The F11 function key. "f12" The F12 function key. "f13" The F13 function key. "f14" The F14 function key. "f15" The F15 function key. "f16" The F16 function key. "f17" The F17 function key. "f18" The F18 function key. "f19" The F19 function key. "f20" The F20 function key. "f21" The F21 function key. "f22" The F22 function key. "f23" The F23 function key. "f24" The F24 function key.
Navigation Keys Description "back" The navigate back key. (Typically provided on all Android devices.) "forward" The navigate forward key. "homePage" The navigate to home page key. (This is not the Home button on Android.)
Media Keys Description "mediaPlay" The button used to play media such as music or video. "mediaPlayPause" The button used to play/pause media such as music or video. "mediaPause" The button used to pause media such as music or video. "mediaStop" The button used to stop media such as music or video. "mediaNext" The button used to select the next music track or chapter in a video. "mediaPrevious" The button used to select the previous music track or chapter in a video. "mediaFastForward" The button used to fast forward music or video. "mediaRewind" The button used to go backwards in a song or video. "mediaRecord" The button used to start audio or video recording. "mediaEject" The button used to eject a CD or DVD. "mediaClose" The button used to close the CD or DVD tray on a PC.
Volume Keys Description "volumeUp" The volume up button. "volumeDown" The volume down button. "volumeMute" The button used to mute and unmute audio playback. "microphoneMute" The button used to mute and unmute the microphone.
Gamepad/Joystick Buttons Description "button1" Button 1 on a gamepad or joystick. "button2" Button 2 on a gamepad or joystick. "button3" Button 3 on a gamepad or joystick. "button4" Button 4 on a gamepad or joystick. "button5" Button 5 on a gamepad or joystick. "button6" Button 6 on a gamepad or joystick. "button7" Button 7 on a gamepad or joystick. "button8" Button 8 on a gamepad or joystick. "button9" Button 9 on a gamepad or joystick. "button10" Button 10 on a gamepad or joystick. "button11" Button 11 on a gamepad or joystick. "button12" Button 12 on a gamepad or joystick. "button13" Button 13 on a gamepad or joystick. "button14" Button 14 on a gamepad or joystick. "button15" Button 15 on a gamepad or joystick. "button16" Button 16 on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonA" Button A on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonB" Button B on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonC" Button C on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonX" Button X on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonY" Button Y on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonZ" Button Z on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonSelect" The select button on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonStart" The start button on a gamepad or joystick. "buttonMode" The mode button on a gamepad or joystick. "leftShoulderButton1" The 1st left shoulder button (aka: L1) on a gamepad. "leftShoulderButton2" The 2nd left shoulder button (aka: L2) on a gamepad. "rightShoulderButton1" The 1st right shoulder button (aka: R1) on a gamepad. "rightShoulderButton2" The 2nd right shoulder button (aka: R2) on a gamepad. "leftJoystickButton" The left thumbstick button on a gamepad.
Typically occurs when depressing the thumbstick."rightJoystickButton" The right thumbstick button on a gamepad.
Typically occurs when depressing the thumbstick.
Remote Control Buttons Description "3D" The 3D button on a remote control. "blue" The blue button on a remote control. "captions" The captions button on a remote control. "channelUp" The channel up button on a remote control. "channelDown" The channel down button on a remote control. "dvr" The DVR button on a remote control. "green" The green button on a remote control. "guide" The guide button on a remote control. "info" The info button on a remote control. "red" The red button on a remote control. "tv" The TV button on a remote control. "yellow" The yellow button on a remote control.
Application Keys Description "bookmark" The web page bookmark key. "calculator" The key used to display the Calculator application. "calendar" The key used to display the Calendar application. "call" The key used to make a phone call. "camera" The key used to display the Camera application. "contacts" The key used to display the Contacts (aka: Address Book) application. "endCall" The key used to end a phone call on a mobile phone. "explorer" The key used to display the "Windows Explorer" or file "Finder" application. "focusCamera" The button used to focus the camera. "mail" The key used to display the e-mail application. "menu" The button used to display an application's menu. Common on old Android devices. "music" The key used to display the music application. "notification" The key used to display Android's notifications in the status bar. "search" The search button on an Android device.
Other Keys Description "`" The back tick key. "'" The apostrophe and double quote key. "@" The "at" key on an Android keyboard. "\" The backslash '\' and '|' key. "/" The forward slash '/' and '?' key. "[" The left bracket '[' and '{' key on the keyboard. "]" The right bracket ']' and '}' key on the keyboard. "+" The plus key. "-" The minus key. "*" The asterisk key on an Android keyboard. "." The '.' and '>' key on the keyboard. "=" The '=' and '+' key on the keyboard. "#" The '#' key on an Android keyboard. ";" The ';' and ':' key on the keyboard. "," The ',' and '<' key on the keyboard. "break" The break key. "capsLock" The Caps Lock key. "clear" The number pad's Clear key. "deleteBack" The "Backspace" key on a Windows keyboard or "Delete" key on an Apple keyboard. "deleteForward" The "Delete" key on a Windows keyboard or "Delete Forward" key on an Apple keyboard. "end" The end key on a keyboard. "enter" The "Enter" or "Return" key on a keyboard. "escape" The escape or "esc" key. "headsetHook" The button on a headset earpiece. Typically used to mute/unmute. "insert" The insert key. "home" The home key on a keyboard. (This is not the home button on an Android device.) "pageUp" The page up key. "pageDown" The page down key. "printScreen" The Print Screen key. "scrollLock" The Scroll Lock key. "space" The spacebar. "tab" The tab key. "zoomIn" The zoom-in key. "zoomOut" The zoom-out key.
Unknown Key Description "unknown" The key name used by Corona if unable to recognize the received key code.
In this case, you can only identify the key by its event.nativeKeyCode value.


CSPICE_DVDOT returns the time derivative of the dot product of
two position vectors.
Given:
s1 a SPICE state(s);
s1 = (r1, dr1 ).
--
dt
[6,n] = size(s1); double = class(s1)
s2 a second SPICE state(s);
s2 = (r2, dr2 ).
--
dt
[6,n] = size(s2); double = class(s2)
An implicit assumption exists that 's1' and 's2' are specified
in the same reference frame. If this is not the case, the numerical
result has no meaning.
the call:
dvdot = cspice_dvdot( s1, s2 )
returns:
dvdot the time derivative(s) of the dot product between the position
components of 's1' and 's2'.
'dvdot' returns with the same vectorization measure (N)
as 's1' and 's2'.
[1,n] = size(dvdot); double = class(dvdot)
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
Suppose that given two state vectors (s1 and s2) whose position
components are unit vectors, and that we need to compute the
rate of change of the angle between the two vectors.
We know that the Cosine of the angle THETA between them is given
by
cos(theta) = dot(s1,s2)
Thus by the chain rule, the derivative of the angle is given
by:
sine(theta) dtheta/dt = cspice_dvdot(s1,s2)
Thus for values of theta away from zero we can compute
dtheta/dt as
dtheta = cspice_dvdot(s1,s2) / sqrt( 1 - dot(s1,s2)**2 )
Note that position components of s1 and s2 are parallel, the
derivative of the angle between the positions does not
exist. Any code that computes the derivative of the angle
between two position vectors should account for the case
when the position components are parallel.
In this discussion, the notation
< V1, V2 >
indicates the dot product of vectors V1 and V2.
Given two state vectors s1 and s2 made up of position and velocity
components (r1,v1) and (r2,v2) respectively, cspice_dvdot calculates
the derivative of the dot product of p1 and p2, i.e. the time
derivative
d
-- < r1, r2 > = < v1, r2 > + < r1, v2 >
dt
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine dvdot_c.
MICE.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 20-APR-2010, EDW (JPL)
time derivative of a dot product
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(ISTD GRA3010M)
Designer, Developer, Director & Senior Lecturer
Today we will cover
Intro
Some Personal Opinions
Question & answer Time
ISTD
AR, VR, MR, IxD, UX, GUI
Inspiration
Maybe not in that order
My current research focuses on Mixed Reality and augmented Reality(focused on UX)
What have you "liked" so far about your student experience.
(don't include nights out or sexual encounters!)
We have discussed some of the things you have liked so far and I have highlighted a few...
but What should the programme do more of?
(don't include nights out or sexual encounters!)
Today over three billion people have a smart-phone and the fantasies of science fiction writers are becoming a reality. We meet via teleconference, augmented and virtual reality are becoming mainstream, while machine learning and AI are managing hugely complex sets of data and transforming the potential for people’s living and working spaces (it can design!)
Do traditional methods of design & typography still apply?
AI will struggle to compete with lateral thinking to problem solving
Live Source: Adzuna Jobs
With an average Salary of
Live Source: Adzuna Jobs
Above the National Average
Avg Salary
(source) The Design Economy. The value of design to the UK. The Design Council
The Importance of design to the UK economy
In 2018 the number of design graduates TOTALLED
Higher Education Student Statistics: UK, 2017/18
Experiment & Differentiate
"Setting text in augmented and virtual reality presents new design challenges that are dramatically different from practically any other existing medium
Monotype
I am not a developer
You can create VR Content With Zero Coding Skills
Sumerian by Amazon
Varwin
EngageVR
You can create AR Content With Zero Coding Skills
That’s not including sound
But there is still a place for simple, beautiful design... if you want


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM WP(C) No. 2981 of 2007(E) 1. M.A.ALEXANDER, S/O.REV.FR.ALEXANDRIOS, ... Petitioner Vs 1. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ... Respondent 2. SUB INSPECTOR OF POLILCE, 3. POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, REPRESETNED BY 4. KADAPRA PANCHAYATH, For Petitioner :SRI.P.HARIDAS For Respondent :SRI.V.GIRI The Hon'ble MR.  Case of the petitioner is as follows:
5th respondent is conducting a wire cut brick manufacturing unit without obtaining consent from the Pollution Control Board and without licence from the 4th respondent Panchayat. The same is being conducted without following any standards prescribed under the statutes and it is causing severe pollution in the locality. This is being conducted close to the residential building of the petitioner. It is stated that the brick kiln is not covered on the side. The respondent is dumping mud in the properties and processing the same in open space. Complaints were made. The third respondent Pollution Control Board issued show cause to the 5th respondent vide Ext.P1. The 4th respondent WPC No.2981/07 2 Panchayat issued notice to the 5th respondent to obtain no objection certificate from the Pollution Control Board and till receipt of such certificate to stop functioning of the unit. But the 5th respondent neglected to act in the matter. Vide Ext.P3, the 4th respondent issued a request to the 2nd respondent - Sub Inspector to take urgent steps to stop the functioning of the unit. 4th respondent issued Ext.P4 show cause. But action could not be taken. Again on 30/10/06, 4th respondent issued Ext.P5 notice restraining the functioning of the Unit. But still, 5th respondent is continuing illegal operations and no action is being taken. Petitioner filed Ext.P6. Petitioner has taken a ground among other grounds that 5th respondent is conducting the unit without proper consent from the Pollution Control Board, under the Water Prevention and Pollution control Act, apart from, ofcourse under the Air Pollution and Control Pollution Act.
2. This court appointed an Advocate Commissioner. In the report submitted by the Commissioner, it is interalia stated as follows:
" Whether the fifth respondent's unit is causing pollution in the locality?
WPC No.2981/07 3
Only two sides of the pug mill are seen enclosed. the sound emanating from the pug mill is bearable. No compound wall is provided. Clay is being piled on the western road side. The kiln is not fully enclosed as directed by the pollution Control Board. There are traces of smoke and soot on the wall on the western side. The eastern side was partially enclosed by using G.I.sheets. The kiln is causing pollution since it is not fully enclosed."
3. The Pollution Control Board in the meantime granted consent to the 5th respondent to operate the unit vide proceedings dated 07-10-2006 subject to the conditions. Still, later the Pollution Control Board has filed a report through Environmental Engineer. Therein, it is interalia stated that even after providing control measures, complaints have been existing against nuisance due to air and noise pollution. There is reference to an inspection. There is also reference to certain control measures being taken by the 5th respondent. It is stated that the unit was further inspected on 24/05/2007 with kiln fired to assess the impact of pollution caused by the unit. During the inspection, it is observed that the petitioner and the nearby residents are still experiencing nuisance due to smoke and WPC No.2981/07 4 typical smell from the unit as the dispersing facility provided ( Exhaust fan) is not sufficient to prevent the spreading of smoke to nearby residential area. The last two paragraphs in the report are also highly relevant which is extracted hereunder:
" Though the unit has provided all normal control measures, the problem still exits and it is due to the proximity of residences and prevailing wind direction in that area. Further control measures cannot be introduced in such small brick units.
Considering the proximity of residences and prevailing wind direction, shifting of the unit to a less populated area is the only permanent solution for the problem. Being an existing unit, they may be directed to shift the unit to a less populated area in a phased manner."
4. Additional counter affidavit is filed apparently keeping in mind the report filed by the environmental engineer by the 5th respondent Therein it is interalia pointed out that the persons who reside in close vicinity of the unit have not experienced any effects of pollution and have no objection in the functioning of the unit. There is reference to the consent granted to operate the unit. It is also stated that he has spent considerable money for WPC No.2981/07 5 putting up remedial measures. It is further stated that as far as the commission report is concerned, the only violation is in condition 7 which requires that the burning of the bricks should be done only in a fully enclosed room. Reliance is placed on the report of the Pollution Control Board to negative the finding rendered by the Advocate Commissioner. There is also reference to the loan taken from State Bank of Travancore for putting up the unit. It is stated that the repayment of the loan is not still over. It is also stated that in case of any suggestion from the third respondent, the 5th respondent will certainly provide the more powerful exhaust fan. It is also stated that the report is malafide as it is given by a relative of the petitioner. It is also stated that infact the brick kiln is in operation only for 10 days during a year and also that 5th respondent has provided all the requisite pollution control measures and that petitioner resides more than 90 metres from the unit. It is also contended by the 5th respondent that the unit has been functioning for the last nearly 30 years.
5. I heard learned counsel for the parties. It is clear that the 5th respondent has obtained a consent to operate the brick WPC No.2981/07 6 kiln. No doubt, the consent is seen obtained from Pollution Control Board. One of the contentions raised by the learned counsel for the petitioner of course is that there is no consent under the Water Act. But then, I must note the contention of the Pollution Control Board that 5th respondent has been granted consent to operate under the Air Pollution Control Act and there is only pollution from sound and air.
6. Learned counsel for the petitioner submits that the consent to operate granted by the Pollution Control Board is bad as it was given without hearing the petitioner. I am not prepared to ignore the consent issued by the Pollution Control Board merely for the reason that petitioner was not heard. Petitioner has not cared to challenge the same in a manner known to law either before this court or before the appellate forum. As long as it remain unchallenged, I must proceed on the basis that there is consent to operate granted by the Pollution Control Board.
7. However, the very same Pollution Control Board has through its environmental engineer filed its report as directed by this court, the crucial portions of which I have already mentioned in my judgment. Whatever that be, the fact remains that, WPC No.2981/07 7 undoubtedly, the Engineer has stated that even after providing all normal pollution control measures, there is pollution. It is also stated by the Pollution Control Board that the unit is situated in a residential area. The learned counsel on behalf of the Pollution Control Board fairly concedes after getting instructions that though it is stated in the report that the unit may have to be shifted to a less populated area, it is submitted that there is no power vested in the Pollution Control Board to order shifting of the unit . However, it is submitted that what can be done under law is to issue closure notice to see that the closure notice is implemented. It is submitted that shifting is only a suggestion made by the concerned authority having regard to the pollution persisting in the area.
8. 5th respondent has a case that 5th respondent had licence originally from the Panchayat. The case of the 5th respondent is that after obtaining the consent, the 5th respondent has moved the Panchayat seeking permission and since no order is passed either granting licence or rejecting the same, the 5th respondent must be treated as in possession of a deemed licence. Case of the petitioner is that in the teeth of the direction in WPC No.2981/07 8 233(a) it is not open to the 5th respondent to contend that he is possessing a deemed licence. In the nature of the direction that I propose to pass, I do not think it necessary to decide this issue as of now. The writ petition shall stand disposed of as follows:
There will be a direction to the 4th respondent Panchayat to consider whether the 5th respondent is functioning lawfully and if it is found that 5th respondent is functioning without the support of the deemed licence as contended by the 5th respondent, effective and prompt steps will be taken by the 4th respondent to see that the 5th respondent does not function. A decision in this regard shall be taken by the 4th respondent within a period of three weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this judgment. As far as the prayer seeking to close down sought against the third respondent is concerned, as thing stands, the third respondent has issued consent to operate which is valid till 31-12-2008. As long as it stands, it may not be open for me to direct the third respondent to order closure as such. In the light of the report submitted to this court, it will be open to the third respondent to take effective and prompt steps invoking all the powers it has under law to see that the pollution which is referred WPC No.2981/07 9 to in the report is brought to an end.
(K.M.JOSEPH, JUDGE) sv.
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| NvU32 minorVersion | |
| Minor version. For GVI, minorVersion contains Revison(HIWORD) And Build(LOWORD) 更多... | |
| } | driver |
| Driver version. 更多... | |
| struct { | |
| NvU32 majorVersion | |
| Major version. In version 2, for both GVI and GVO, majorVersion contains MajorVersion(HIWORD) And MinorVersion(LOWORD) 更多... | |
| NvU32 minorVersion | |
| Minor version. In version 2, for both GVI and GVO, minorVersion contains Revison(HIWORD) And Build(LOWORD) 更多... | |
| } | firmWare |
| Firmware version. 更多... | |
| NVVIOOWNERID | ownerId |
| Unique identifier for owner of video output (NVVIOOWNERID_INVALID if free running) 更多... | |
| NVVIOOWNERTYPE | ownerType |
| Owner type (OpenGL application or Desktop mode) 更多... | |
Device capabilities.
| NvU32 _NVVIOCAPS::adapterCaps |
Graphics adapter capabilities (NVVIOCAPS_* mask)
| NvU32 _NVVIOCAPS::adapterClass |
Graphics adapter classes (NVVIOCLASS_SDI mask)
| NvAPI_String _NVVIOCAPS::adapterName |
Graphics adapter name.
| NvU32 _NVVIOCAPS::boardID |
Board ID
| NvU32 _NVVIOCAPS::dipSwitch |
On-board DIP switch settings bits.
| NvU32 _NVVIOCAPS::dipSwitchReserved |
On-board DIP switch settings reserved bits.
| struct { ... } _NVVIOCAPS::driver |
Driver version.
| struct { ... } _NVVIOCAPS::firmWare |
Firmware version.
| NvU32 _NVVIOCAPS::majorVersion |
Major version. For GVI, majorVersion contains MajorVersion(HIWORD) And MinorVersion(LOWORD)
Major version. In version 2, for both GVI and GVO, majorVersion contains MajorVersion(HIWORD) And MinorVersion(LOWORD)
| NvU32 _NVVIOCAPS::minorVersion |
Minor version. For GVI, minorVersion contains Revison(HIWORD) And Build(LOWORD)
Minor version. In version 2, for both GVI and GVO, minorVersion contains Revison(HIWORD) And Build(LOWORD)
| NVVIOOWNERID _NVVIOCAPS::ownerId |
Unique identifier for owner of video output (NVVIOOWNERID_INVALID if free running)
| NVVIOOWNERTYPE _NVVIOCAPS::ownerType |
Owner type (OpenGL application or Desktop mode)
| NvU32 _NVVIOCAPS::version |
Structure version.


inputExHTML is a form to create HTML elements dynamically.
Select a tagName, enter its attributes, and click on the "Create !" button.
(We make the element draggable and resizeable for more fun)
This is an example for the inputEx library.
Note: CSS style properties must be camelCased (ie you write "borderColor" for "border-color")


Identifying and creating opportunities for your career is a lot like cooking. An experienced cook knows they need to focus on a just handful of orders in order to successfully cook up satisfying results.
By bring this same type of focus to your career initiatives, we will use the analogy of a kitchen stove top to identify the four initiatives you will cook up for your career during or immediately after your training program.
Draw a cook top. Generally, gas ranges look like a rectangular box with four circle burners inside it. The front burners are larger because they require more attention and can create more heat. You need to focus your attention on your front burners or else things will get burnt and go to waste. The back burners do not require as much focus or direct attention. Yet, cooks know that they need these burners on a consistent low heat to simmer the dish. They occasionally check in and stir the pot to keep it going.
Next, write in the four initiatives that you are working on in the appropriate circle. Only write a few words to describe the objective. For example, in the picture below, “Salesforce Admin Cert” means to do the work necessary to successfully pass the Salesforce Admin Certification exam. You do not need to list out all the steps rather just the title of goal you are trying to achieve.
Now that you have your four initiatives, consider reverse engineering the goal and write down all the steps you think are needed to complete the goal. For example, the Salesforce Admin Cert list might look like.


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public class IDTracker
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
IDTracker() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addUnresolvedIDRef(java.lang.String idref,
Resolvable res)
Add an Resolvable object with an unresolved idref
|
boolean |
alreadyResolvedID(java.lang.String id)
Check if an ID has already been resolved
|
void |
associateIDWithPageViewport(java.lang.String id,
PageViewport pv)
Tie a PageViewport with an ID found on a child area of the PV.
|
PageViewport |
getFirstPageViewportContaining(java.lang.String id)
Get the first
PageViewport containing content generated
by the FO with the given id . |
PageViewport |
getLastPageViewportContaining(java.lang.String id)
Get the last
PageViewport containing content generated
by the FO with the given id . |
java.util.List<PageViewport> |
getPageViewportsContainingID(java.lang.String id)
Get the list of page viewports that have an area with a given id.
|
void |
replacePageViewPort(PageViewport oldPageViewPort,
PageViewport newPageViewPort)
Replace all id locations pointing to the old page view port with a new one.
|
void |
signalIDProcessed(java.lang.String id)
Signals that all areas for the formatting object with the given ID have
been generated.
|
void |
signalPendingID(java.lang.String id)
This method tie an ID to the areaTreeHandler until this one is ready to
be processed.
|
void |
tryIDResolution(PageViewport pv)
Tries to resolve all unresolved ID references on the given page.
|
public void associateIDWithPageViewport(java.lang.String id, PageViewport pv)
id
- the property ID of the areapv
- a page viewport that contains the area with this IDpublic void signalPendingID(java.lang.String id)
id
- the id of the object being processedpublic void signalIDProcessed(java.lang.String id)
id
- the id of the formatting object which was just finishedpublic boolean alreadyResolvedID(java.lang.String id)
id
- the id to checkpublic void tryIDResolution(PageViewport pv)
pv
- page viewport whose ID refs to resolvepublic java.util.List<PageViewport> getPageViewportsContainingID(java.lang.String id)
id
- the id to lookuppublic PageViewport getFirstPageViewportContaining(java.lang.String id)
PageViewport
containing content generated
by the FO with the given id
.id
- the idPageViewport
for the id; null
if
no matching PageViewport
was foundpublic PageViewport getLastPageViewportContaining(java.lang.String id)
PageViewport
containing content generated
by the FO with the given id
.id
- the idPageViewport
for the id; null
if
no matching PageViewport
was foundpublic void addUnresolvedIDRef(java.lang.String idref, Resolvable res)
idref
- the idref whose target id has not yet been locatedres
- the Resolvable object needing the idref to be resolvedpublic void replacePageViewPort(PageViewport oldPageViewPort, PageViewport newPageViewPort)
oldPageViewPort
- old page view portnewPageViewPort
- new page view portCopyright 1999-2020 The Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


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public interface IString extends IFilterElement
IQuery.newStringArg()
or by
traversing through a query model to a string field.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IStringScalarFunction |
_concat(IString s)
Returns a function that evaluates to the concatenation of this string query
element and the specified string query element.
|
IStringScalarFunction |
_concat(java.lang.String s)
Returns a function that evaluates to the concatenation of this string query element
and the specified string.
|
IPredicate |
_eq(IString ele)
Returns a predicate that evaluates to true when the string value of this
query element is equal to the value of the specified query element.
|
IPredicate |
_eq(java.lang.String value)
Returns a predicate that evaluates to true when the string value of this
query element is equal to the specified value.
|
INumericScalarFunction |
_indexOf(IString aString)
Returns a function that evaluates to the index of the first occurrence of
the specified string in this element's value.
|
INumericScalarFunction |
_indexOf(IString aString,
java.lang.Integer start)
Returns a function that evaluates to the index of the first occurrence of
the specified string in this element's value.
|
INumericScalarFunction |
_indexOf(IString aString,
INumeric start)
Returns a function that evaluates to the index of the first occurrence of
the specified string in this element's value.
|
INumericScalarFunction |
_indexOf(java.lang.String aString)
Returns a function that evaluates to the index of the first occurrence of
the specified string in this element's value.
|
INumericScalarFunction |
_indexOf(java.lang.String aString,
java.lang.Integer start)
Returns a function that evaluates to the index of the first occurrence of
the specified string in this element's value.
|
INumericScalarFunction |
_indexOf(java.lang.String aString,
INumeric start)
Returns a function that evaluates to the index of the first occurrence of
the specified string in this element's value.
|
INumericScalarFunction |
_length()
Returns a function that evaluates to the length of the string value of
this query element
|
IStringScalarFunction |
_lower()
Returns a function that evaluates to the lowercase value of this string query element
|
IPredicate |
_notEq(IString ele)
Returns a predicate that evaluates to true when the string value of this
query element is not equal to the value of the specified query element.
|
IPredicate |
_notEq(java.lang.String value)
Returns a predicate that evaluates to true when the string value of this
query element is not equals to the specified value.
|
IStringScalarFunction |
_substring(java.lang.Integer start,
java.lang.Integer length)
Returns a function that evaluates to a substring of this element's value.
|
IStringScalarFunction |
_substring(java.lang.Integer start,
INumeric length)
Returns a function that evaluates to a substring of this element's value.
|
IStringScalarFunction |
_substring(INumeric start,
java.lang.Integer length)
Returns a function that evaluates to a substring of this element's value.
|
IStringScalarFunction |
_substring(INumeric start,
INumeric length)
Returns a function that evaluates to a substring of this element's value.
|
IStringScalarFunction |
_upper()
Returns a function that evaluates to the uppercase value of this string query element
|
IPredicate _eq(IString ele)
ele
- the element to compare the query element toIPredicate _notEq(IString ele)
ele
- the element to compare the query element toIPredicate _eq(java.lang.String value)
NOTE: This method should only be used if the string is known at development time. If the string is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
value
- the string to compare the query element toIPredicate _notEq(java.lang.String value)
NOTE: This method should only be used if the string is known at development time. If the string is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
value
- the value to compare the query element toIStringScalarFunction _upper()
IStringScalarFunction _lower()
IStringScalarFunction _concat(IString s)
s
- the element to concatenate withIStringScalarFunction _concat(java.lang.String s)
NOTE: This method should only be used if the string is known at development time. If the string is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
s
- the value to concatenate withIStringScalarFunction _substring(java.lang.Integer start, java.lang.Integer length)
start
position and continues
for length
characters. The string indicies are 1 based.
NOTE: This method should only be used if the values are known at development time. If the values are only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
TODO: Describe the error handling when the start and length values don't work with the size of the value
start
- the start of the substringlength
- the end of the substringIStringScalarFunction _substring(INumeric start, INumeric length)
start
position and continues
for length
characters. The string indicies are 1 based.
TODO: Describe the error handling when the start and length values don't work with the size of the value
start
- the start of the substringlength
- the end of the substringIStringScalarFunction _substring(java.lang.Integer start, INumeric length)
start
position and continues
for length
characters. The string indicies are 1 based.
NOTE: This method should only be used if the start value is known at development time. If the start value is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
TODO: Describe the error handling when the start and length values don't work with the size of the value
start
- the start of the substringlength
- the end of the substringIStringScalarFunction _substring(INumeric start, java.lang.Integer length)
start
position and continues
for length
characters. The string indicies are 1 based.
NOTE: This method should only be used if the length is known at development time. If the length is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
TODO: Describe the error handling when the start and length values don't work with the size of the value
start
- the start of the substringlength
- the end of the substringINumericScalarFunction _length()
INumericScalarFunction _indexOf(IString aString)
TODO: Describe value of the function if the string is not found
aString
- the string to find the index ofINumericScalarFunction _indexOf(IString aString, INumeric start)
start
index of this elements value. The string
indicies are 1 based.
TODO: Describe value of the function if the string is not found
aString
- the string to find the index ofstart
- the index of the first character searchedINumericScalarFunction _indexOf(IString aString, java.lang.Integer start)
start
index of this elements value. The string
indicies are 1 based.
NOTE: This method should only be used if the start is known at development time. If the start is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
TODO: Describe value of the function if the string is not found
aString
- the string to find the index ofstart
- the index of the first character searchedINumericScalarFunction _indexOf(java.lang.String aString)
NOTE: This method should only be used if the substring is known at development time. If the substring is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
TODO: Describe value of the function if the string is not found
aString
- the string to find the index ofINumericScalarFunction _indexOf(java.lang.String aString, INumeric start)
start
index of this elements value. The string
indicies are 1 based.
NOTE: This method should only be used if the substring is known at development time. If the substring is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
TODO: Describe value of the function if the string is not found
aString
- the string to find the index ofstart
- the index of the first character searchedINumericScalarFunction _indexOf(java.lang.String aString, java.lang.Integer start)
start
index of this elements value. The string
indicies are 1 based.
NOTE: This method should only be used if the substring is known at development time. If the substring is only known at runtime then input arguments are a more efficient way to construct the query.
TODO: Describe value of the function if the string is not found
aString
- the string to find the index ofstart
- the index of the first character searched


The NYTimes iPhone application allows you to enjoy the high-quality journalism of The New York Times on your iPhone, wherever you are. The app has been specifically designed for browsing and navigating articles, blogs, videos and slide shows on the iPhone platform. Download and sync the latest news directly to your device via Wi-Fi or cellular network to take it with you wherever you go. Share articles, photos and videos with your friends through Facebook, Twitter and email and be the first to read about events as soon as they occur with breaking news alerts.
Available in the iTunes App Store.
Compatible with iPhone and iPod Touch devices with iOS 7.0 or later. Please be sure to update to iOS 7.0 so that you can download the latest version of the app.
The NYTimes application is free to download and install, and includes some free content. However, to get unlimited access to all sections, you must become a digital subscriber. For more information, please see the Digital Subscriptions and Premium Products FAQ.
Please note that in the absence of a Wi-Fi connection, the NYTimes iPhone application uses your iPhone's cellular network connection to access and download content. Please check with your carrier to see whether you will be charged for usage, especially while traveling.
The NYTimes iPhone application works on any iPhone or iPod Touch with iOS 7.0 or later. The iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S and iPod Touch 5th generation are compatible with iOS 7.0. The most up-to-date version of the NYTimes application will not work on any other device. If iOS 7.0 is not available for your iPhone or iPod Touch, you can continue to use an older version of the app. However, we will not be able to offer you technical support.
See How do I check the version of iOS on my device and the version of my NYTimes app?
For more information on NYTimes apps available for other mobile devices, refer to the Mobile Help section of NYTimes.com.
If you have already purchased a subscription but still cannot view all content (or locked content), you can easily restore your iTunes purchase through the app.
First, verify that your purchase was successful — you should have received a confirmation email from iTunes. If you attempt to make the purchase again, iTunes will inform you that you already have a subscription. Next, check that you are using the correct NYTimes.com login information.
If following the steps above does not resolve the problem, open the NYTimes app and tap Settings from the Sections list. Make sure that you are signed in to the correct NYTimes.com account and tap Manage iTunes Subscription. You will be able to review your subscription information here. If the problem persists, you can contact Customer Care at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
To view your subscription details and benefits, tap the Settings button on the right side of the Sections list. Your subscription details will be listed below your email address. Tap on your email address and subscription for a list of benefits. If you don't see your email address, you will need to log in or create an account.
You can get the NYTimes iPhone application for free from the App Store on your iPhone or iPod Touch. You can also download it to your computer through the App Store in iTunes: http://www.appstore.com/nytimes. In order to use the App Store, you may need to upgrade to the latest version of the operating system, and the latest version of iTunes. The NYTimes app requires iOS 7.0 or later.
You can use the NYTimes app to search articles currently available within the app and older articles on NYTimes.com. The Search field is at the top of the Sections list, directly above Top News. Search results will appear as you enter your search term. Articles currently available within the app will appear above articles on NYTimes.com. If more results are available, scrolling to the bottom of the search results list will load additional articles. You can tap any title to be taken to the full article. Swiping left or right will move you to the other articles associated with your search.
To check the version of iOS on your iPhone:
Open the Settings app on the device, tap General, then About. On the About page, scroll to Version. The NYTimes app requires iOS 7.0 or later.
To check the NYTimes app version:
Within the NYTimes app, go to the app settings from the right side of the Sections title bar and tap About. The app version must be 4.0 or later to take advantage of the features included with iOS 7.0.
Your NYTimes app is located in the Newsstand folder on your device. If you upgraded your NYTimes app to 4.0 or later and your device has iOS 7.0 or later, your Newsstand folder will have a colorful icon with images of news, travel, art and sports publications.
Yes, if you have updated your device's operating system to iOS 9. On iOS 9, Newsstand has been replaced with a regular folder called Newsstand that you can move apps in and out of.
To move the NYTimes app out of the folder, press and hold it until it begins to wiggle, then drag it to any spot on your home screen. Once you've placed the app on your screen, press the home button on your device to save the changes.
The NYTimes app provides breaking news notifications which allow you to stay on top of major news events even when the application is closed. You can also receive even more notifications about business, New York, politics and sports. Please note that these additional alerts do not replace breaking news notifications. For example, you may still receive a breaking news alert that is about politics, even if that topic is off in the Additional Alerts section.
Turning on Breaking News Alerts
In the NYTimes app, tap the bell icon in the top right corner of your screen. Make sure that Breaking News Alerts are on. Then open the in-device Settings app. Tap Notification Center, then tap NYTimes. Turn on Show on Lock Screen, then select Banners or Alerts. You can also further customize how you receive your alerts here.
Turning on Additional Alerts
In the NYTimes app, tap the bell icon in the top right corner of your screen. Make sure that Breaking News Alerts are on. Select the additional alerts of your choice.
You can save an article by adding it to the Saved for Later list while you are logged in to your NYTimes.com account. You can access saved articles at any time from any of your devices.
To add an article to the Saved for Later list, open the article and tap the Save icon in the top right corner. To remove an article, tap the Save icon again. You can also remove items using the Edit button while viewing the Saved for Later list.
Yes. To look up the definition of a word, hold your finger down on the word. When you release your finger, tap Define. If you have not yet selected a dictionary for your device, you will see a message that reads, "No definition found." Tap Manage to select the dictionary of your choice.
If you are experiencing difficulties with an upgrade, please delete the NYTimes app, reboot your device and reinstall the app in iTunes. To remove the app, touch and hold the NYTimes application icon until it begins to wiggle. Tap the X in the corner of the icon, then confirm the deletion in the window that appears. If you are still having problems after deleting and reinstalling the app, please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Content will be updated automatically early each morning, as well as each time you open the app and periodically while you use the app.
To update manually, pull down on any section front. You must leave the NYTimes app open while your content is updating. If the connection is interrupted for any reason, either to use another application or to receive a phone call, you may need to relaunch the app and restart.
You can control how sections and blogs are ordered and add or remove them from the Sections list by following the instructions below.
Reordering Sections
Tap Edit while you are in the Sections list. Press the anchor icon to the right of the section title and slide it up or down until it is in the location of your choice.
Adding and Removing Sections
Only the sections in your Sections list will be available on your device. This is helpful if there's a section that you never read: removing it from the Sections list will prevent the NYTimes app from refreshing that content during the update process. You can add a section back at any time. Please note, by default blogs are not included in the app. You can add a blog to the Sections list the same way you would add a section.
To add a section or blog to the Sections list, go to the Sections list and tap Edit, then the plus icon. You can switch between a list of all available Sections and Blogs by tapping the Blogs or Sections tab on the top toolbar. Tap the name of the section or blog you want to add and then tap Done.
To remove a section, go to the Sections list in the NYTimes app and tap Edit. Tap the red minus icon next to the name of the section you want to remove and then tap Remove. After removing the section, tap Done.
You can share articles from the NYTimes app. To share an article, open the full article view and tap the share icon in the top right corner.
If you are using iOS 8.0 and want to use a sharing tool other than those suggested, scroll to the end of the list and tap More. Turn on the additional sharing tool of your choice. Please note that you must be logged into an account on your device for it to appear in this list.
The Refresh Automatically feature updates the content in the app each time you open the app; updates will also occur periodically while you use the app. To turn this feature on, go to the app settings by tapping the settings button on the right side of the Sections list. Scroll down to Refresh Automatically and move the switch to On.
If Refresh Automatically is off, you will have to manually update your content.
You can use your Apple TV (or compatible third-party hardware) to stream video content from the NYTimes app. Your iPhone must be using a Wi-Fi connection and your Apple TV must be on the same network.
When the NYTimes app detects an Apple TV on the network, the AirPlay icon will appear on the video player. Tap the icon and select where you would like the video to play. Please note, AirPlay streaming requires iOS 4.2 or later.
Yes. The NYTimes iPhone application was designed to store content locally on your iPhone. Once you have completed the sync process, you will be able to access stored and saved content even if Airplane Mode is activated, or you do not have cellular network coverage. Note that only articles that have been fully downloaded will be available for offline reading and that no On NYTimes.com search results will be available while you are offline.
You can read comments on some articles in the NYTimes app. Articles with comments will have a comment icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
Tap the comment icon to read all comments, NYT Picks or Reader Picks.
Note: You cannot submit comments in the NYTimes app. Please visit our website to submit comments.
To change the font size in section fronts and article pages, open the Settings app on the device. Tap General and then tap Text Size. You can drag the slider to the left to decrease the font size and to the right to increase the font size.
To remove the NYTimes app, follow the same procedure that you'd use for any other iPhone application. Touch and hold the NYTimes application icon until it begins to wiggle. Tap the X in the corner of the icon, then confirm the deletion in the window that appears.
No. You can download the NYTimes iPhone application and access some content without registering. However, full access requires registration and a subscription. If you have already registered with NYTimes.com, you can use the same user name and password to log in to the app. For full access, you must subscribe to a digital package that includes smartphone apps.
To get the latest features of the NYTimes app, you should use the latest version of iOS. We do not offer support for older versions of the app. However, if you do not upgrade to iOS 7.0, you can download the last version of the NYTimes app that was compatible with your version of iOS by visiting the App Store and installing our app. A message will appear to prompt you to download the latest compatible version.


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Plugin Information |
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View Dynamic Extended Choice Parameter on the plugin site for more information. |
The current version of this plugin may not be safe to use. Please review the following warnings before use:
Adds Dynamic functionality to Extended Choice parameter plugin.
Functionality usage
This plugin extends the functionality of Extended Choice Parameter plugin and adds dynamic loading to it. This plugin supports two features;
- Automatic populate dropdown options for branch/tag/trunk names : While selecting source code location you need to enter source code branch/tag/trunk name accordingly now Jenkins will automatically populate all those thing based on your selection. Below are the screenshots to configure this plugin for this feature
To setup this plugin with svn you need to enter the basic details as we did in extended-choice-parameter-plugin after that enter "Bind with field" field name so that based on your selection output content of this field get changed and tick "IS SVN" check-box and enter "SVN URL" with which it will work , "SVN Username" and "SVN Password" to access this repository. Rest of the option are not needed for this functionality.
Property file in my case i have used "svn_structure.txt" which contains "key=trunk,tags,branches" based on user selection plugin goes into that location and list the names of the list under that selection.
(*PS: "Bind with field" currently works with string parameter and Extended-choice-parameter-plugin. So please select on of them.) - Populate Host name based on your role : Based on your role in Jenkins it will show you only those assigned host name list and type against your role. Below are the screenshot to configure this plugin for this feature
To setup this plugin with this functionality you need to enter the basic details as we did in extended-choice-parameter-plugin after that enter "Bind with field" field name so that based on your selection output content of this field get changed.Rest of the option are not needed for this functionality.
Property file in my case i have used "env_type.txt" which contains "Host_Name=QA,DEV,SIT,Staging,Prod" based on your selection plugin will look into the same dir under which i have placed "env_type.txt" in my case it is "/var/jenkins/projects/PRD-PHIX/bin/abs-build-scripts/properties" to get user selected input.txt i.e if user select QA then it will look for QA.txt under same dir with same property key that you have mentioned for file "env_type.txt" in my case it is "Host_Name";
To make this plugin to work with your role in Jenkins you need to tick "Role Based Filter" in configuration page as shown above. This plugin will look for roles in global roles and project roles based on your configuration.
- If you specify the "Project Name" in configuration page then this plugin will look for property file content + "_" + "Project Name" means if you select QA then roles become "QA_Project Name" whatever project name you have specify in the field like if project name is ABC then role become QA_ABC only those users who has this role will see this option in jenkins job else only select option will be visible at their end.
- If you don't specify the "Project Name" in configuration page then plugin will look for "QA" role and other roles respectively only.
(PS: Property file has server names like QA.txt will have only QA server list, DEV.txt will have only DEV server list.)
(*PS: "Bind with field" currently works with string parameter and Extended-choice-parameter-plugin. So please select on of them.)
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Cocktail Ideas for JD's Birthday Party
Courtesy of Matt Von Bargen
Negroni
- 1 oz gin
- 1 oz campari
- 1 oz sweet vermouth
- 1 orange or grapefruit twist
Combine all the booze with ice in a mixing glass (though, I always stir in a metal shaking tin) and stir for 2 minutes (yes, it takes that long to bring the cocktail down to temp and achieve proper dilution... assuming normal sized ice cubes.) A Negroni works great either up or on the rocks, so strain it into the vessel of your choice and serve with either an orange or grapefruit twist.
Manhattan
- 2oz rye
- 0.875 oz sweet vermouth
- 2 dashes angostura bitters
- 1 Maraschino cherry
Combine rye, vermouth, and bitters in a mixing vessel and stir for 2 minutes. Strain into a chilled coupe glass and add the cherry. (You can also use an orange twist, if you prefer.)
Old-Fashioned
- 2 dashes Angostura bitters
- 2 oz bourbon
- 3/8 oz simple syrup
- 1 orange twist
- 1 Maraschino cherry
This is the best way to build an old-fashioned:
Put ice (this recipe is extra fun if you can use one giant ice cube, but three or four normal sized ones will work fine) into an old-fashioned glass.
Put two dashes of Angostura bitters right onto the ice.
Pour the bourbon over the bitters.
Pour in the simple syrup
Give it a brief stir.
Quickly wring the orange peel right over the top of the glass, wipe the rim with it, and then set it in the drink.
Add the cherry.
Final Ward
- 3/4 oz rye
- 3/4 oz Green Chartreuse
- 3/4 oz Maraschino liqueur
- 3/4 oz fresh squeezed lemon juice
- 1 Maraschino cherry
Combine the rye, Chartreuse, Maraschino liqueur, and lemon juice in a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake vigorously for 10-15 seconds. Strain into a chilled coupe glass. Garnish with the cherry.
Daiquiri
- 2 oz white rum
- 0.875 oz lime juice
- 3/4 oz simple syrup
Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake vigorously for 10-15 seconds. Strain into a chilled coupe glass.
Notes:
If you're not serving a cocktail on the rocks, it's always best to use chilled glassware.
Simple syrup is super easy to make at home: just combine equal weights (weight, not volume) water and granulated sugar in a blender and blend on high for 30 seconds.


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DIETER RAMS 10 RULES OF GOOD DESIGN
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Good design & is innovative.The possibilities for progression are not, by any means, exhausted. Technological development is always offering new opportunities for original designs. But imaginative design always develops in tandem with improving technology, and can never be an end in itself.
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Good Design makes a product useful. A product is bought to be used. It has to satisfy not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic criteria. Good design emphasizes the usefulness of a product whilst disregarding anything that could detract from it.
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Good Design is aesthetic. The aesthetic quality of a product is integral to its usefulness because products are used every day and have an effect on people and their well-being. Only well-executed objects can be beautiful.
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Good Design makes a product understandable. It clarifies the product’s structure. Better still, it can make the product clearly express its function by making use of the user's intuition. At best, it is self-explanatory.
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Good Design is unobtrusive. Products fulfilling a purpose are like tools. They are neither decorative objects nor works of art. Their design should therefore be both neutral and restrained, to leave room for the user's self-expression.
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Good Design is honest. It does not make a product appear more innovative, powerful or valuable than it really is. It does not attempt to manipulate the consumer with promises that cannot be kept.
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Good Design is long-lasting. It avoids being fashionable and therefore never appears antiquated. Unlike fashionable design, it lasts many years – even in today's throwaway society.
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Good Design is thorough down to the last detail. Nothing must be arbitrary or left to chance. Care and accuracy in the design process show respect towards the consumer.
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Good Design is environmentally friendly. Design makes an important contribution to the preservation of the environment. It conserves resources and minimizes physical and visual pollution throughout the lifecycle of the product.
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Good Design is as little design as possible.Less, but better – because it concentrates on the essential aspects, and the products are not burdened with non-essentials. Back to purity, back to simplicity.
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Good Design is environmentally friendly. Design makes an important contribution to the preservation of the environment. It conserves resources and minimizes physical and visual pollution throughout the lifecycle of the product.
Seth MacFarlane, Fuzzy Door Productions