 Photography,Tak Fujimoto.Editing,Richard Chew.Production design, Victor Kempster. Music, Howard Shore. Cast: Tom Everett Scott (Guy Patterson), Steve Zahn (Lenny), Charlize Theron (Tina), Johnathon Schaech (Jimmy), Ethan Embry (the bass player), Liv Tyler (Faye Dolan), Tom Hanks (White), Jonathan Demme (Director), Phil Horace (Chris Ellis), Lamarr(Obba Babatunde), Bill Cobbs (Del Paxton), Rita Wilson (Marguerite) et al. A 20th Cent.Corp. release. 110 min. Rated PG.
The appealing, sure-footed debut of Tom Hanks as writer and director takes us on a trip that follows the quick rise and disbanding of a rock group from Erie, PA. It's a sweet picture that is in keeping with the movie persona of Tom Hanks, though not necessarily with his role in this work.
It is February 1967, when the Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show and revolutionized pop music. Guy (Tom Everett Scott), far more devoted to his drums than to humdrum work in his father's appliance store, is recruited by a garage-band for a one-night gig as replacement for the member who broke an arm. They play "That Thing You Do," composed by guitarist Jimmy. Guy's vigorous beat is a decisive factor in making the group win first prize.
The One-Ders foursome have a fifth member who is no fifth wheel. Jimmy's cahrming girlfriend Faye (Liv Tyler) is always around, helping enthusiascticcally, while bimboesque blonde Tina, Guy's girl, is more concerned with her looks than with the band. Later, smitten with her hunkish new dentist she will part from Guy. She is played by Charlize Theron, unrecognizable from her very different role as the Norwegian accolyte in "2 Days in the Valley."
The band goes on to local fame, gets more provincial celebrity after stranger Phil Horace, a small-time promoter, becomes their manager and puts their signature song on the radio. Then, realizing that he did all he could, Phil passes them on to Mr. White (Hanks) of Play-Tone Records. Rebaptizing them "The Wonders," Mr. White takes the boys on to bigger and better things.
That the movie has a slight subject cannot be argued, but this is no big deal since Hollywood makes so few think-films, hardly ever probes into Big Themes, and, except for special effects, makes pictures (from comedies to blockbuster actioneers) that are slight in content.
What's interesting about "TTYD" is the accumulation of details that don't shout at you, that may not even be noticed, yet build up to a very good debut of Tom Hanks as writer-director.
In no hierarchical order here are some good points scored by Mr. Hanks:
1) The music. The audience takes a nice shower in 60's groove music--not great but typical and right for the group. Guy's brief jamming with his idol Del Paxton (a black jazz pianist) is delightful.The title song, much repeated in different settings, gets increasingly better and more energetic. The songs are all original (some are by Hanks) and sound like authentic 60s, not pastiches.
3) The period look of the film. It is well-studied to plunge us into the mid-60s, from overall ambiance to details of artifacts. The Patterson Appliance Store is a cunning way to show us refrigerators, stoves, clock radios, TV sets, rabbit-ears and such. There's minute attention to items from dresses or "diamond"-studded eyeglass frames. Unlike films that lean too heavily and colorfully on period recreation, this one handles visuals discreetly,with no overkill.
4) The smitten audiences. Again, cleverly but not broadly weighed are the details about them. Note especially the excellently sketched flirtatious girl early on.
5) Tom Hanks himself. A real pro as the Play-Tone company man and as manager, he is forceful but not dictatorial, friendly but not gushing, cool but not cold, knows all about promotion. Calmly, without caricatural cynicism, he is upfront about his function, which it to make money for Play-Tone.
6) Un-cliched editing. In their first major appearance, in Pittsburgh, the band, subject to jitters, falling mike stands and sound-system glitches, fails in the afternoon performance. It's after this that Mr. White takes over. He sends them off to the evening session with advice not to get rattled if they don't do well. We don't see that performance which, in most films would be included as a small triumph. Instead, the movie says nothing but cuts to the next concert, in Columbus, Ohio. Also, the eventual new twosome of Faye and Guy is not heavily telegraphed.
7) The tour and California. A good montage parallels the Wonders' rise on the Billboard and carefully dosaged details of the boys' sartorial looks, self-confidence, character differences, and performances with back-up singers.
8) Hanks again. He does not try to catch the spotlight but by keeping his role to exactly what's necessary in relatively little screen-time, he manages the tour-de-force of being a big, functional presence--and to make himself quietly likable.
9) The cast. All are good. Guy (who does remind one somewhat of a younger Hanks) and Jimmy are interestingly handsome. Well sketched bits of personality and behavior. Jimmy may be the nominal leader of the group, but it is Guy who has the brains and is in the discreet limelight. Which brings me to...
10) Ringo's Revenge. Among the Beatles, Ringo Starr was less visible, adulated and important than the other three. Here it is the drummer who is central to the band.
11) Liv Tyler. In all her films, from many angles she bears an eerie resemblance to Ava Gardner, down to a miniscule strabismus that lends women's faces a touch of dreaminess: Karen Black, Madeleine Stowe,Jane Greer, etc.
12) The supporting cast and nice touches. In Erie, the first manager may make you think for a moment that he is out to exploit the group, but he turns out to be a good guy. At the L.A. hotel, African-Amercian doorman Lamarr is a humorous, sharp and debonair fellow whose short appearances are perfect. In the lounge, note the gentle, sly irony when waitress Marguerite starts telling her life story. Or one of the players who, having joined the Marines, naively does push-ups before uniformed soldiers. Note also the Play-Tone boss who is realistically coarse and not exactly pretty in pink.
13) Contrasts. As "artistic" Guy performs, his disapproving father reads the ad of a rival store: "Telemark. They got barbecue kits for $7.89. Open Sundays 12 to 6. What kind of world is this when you can't stay with your family on Sunday!"
There's more, like the movie's good, fast but not hectic pacing.
There's a fantasy side to the film. The young people are very clean-cut, their milieu seems free of booze, drugs, sex or four-letter words. Faye and Jimmy have been going together for two-and-a-half years, yet apparently only kissed a lot. All that adds a 50s tone to a movie set in the 60s, which may be anachronistic but adds to the film's charm.
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Gtkmm Virtual Keyboard
1.0.0-alpha
This project is a virtual application keyboard developed in c++ using gtkmm and sigc++. You will need to have sigc++ to connect a slot to the input signal emitted by the keyboard. It is not meant to work as a virtual keyboard for other processes but rather a component in a gtkmm or c++ application.
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This project is a virtual application keyboard developed in c++ using gtkmm and sigc++. You will need to have sigc++ to connect a slot to the input signal emitted by the keyboard. It is not meant to work as a virtual keyboard for other processes but rather a component in a gtkmm or c++ application.
We use CMake to compile and build the keyboard. It was developed as a Gtk::Grid that can be added to other containers as Windows and Boxes. It emits a signal_input() with a Glib::ustring argument whenever a key is pressed.
This library depends on Gtkmm and sigc++. It is enough to install gtkmm as sigc++ is a dependencie for it and will be installed together.
To install it, follow the steps below according to your OS. (Windows instructions coming soon)
To install in Linux, use your package manager. The next command will install it in Manjaro(Arch):
If you use Ubuntu, and maybe other Debian based distros, the command is:
To test it, run the following command in the root folder of the project:
You should see the following screen with the keyboard and an entry field. Try pressing the keys to see if you can type.
To use the keyboard with your application you need to use sigc++ and create a slot for the signal input emitted by the keyboard widget. The following snippet shows how to create a keyboard object:
You can then add it to a window or container. Below you can see how to connect a callback function to the signal_input. The callback must be a void function that takes a const Glib::ustring* as an argument and entry is not a pointer.
As the regular text entry components in Gtk don't support text appending, I extended Gtk::Entry to add the append_text function. This function can be used as the slot for the keyboard signal_input. For more details on how to do this, check main.cpp
To build in the command line, I suggest you use the command g++ <files> -o <exe_name> `pkg-config gtkmm-3.0 --cflags --libs`
. The `pkg-config gtkmm-3.0 --cflags --libs`
part will add the g++ options to link gtkmm.
Rather than compiling by hand, I recommend that you use CMake or other build tool. For CMake, check CMakeList.txt for details on how to link gtkmm to your executable.
Please open an issue, fork the repo and open a PR when your feature is complete. Include in the PR description a test procedure and a detailed description of the feature.
We use SemVer. For available versions, check the tags.
Check the contribuitors that helped in this project.
This project is licensed under a MIT license - check LICENSE.md for details.


--- layout: post tags: [Dependency Injection, Software Design] date: 2010-01-20 18:08:36 UTC title: "Enabling DI for Lazy Components" description: "You can use a lazy Virtual Proxy to address issues with costly dependencies." --- {% include JB/setup %}
My previous post led to this comment by Phil Haack:
Your LazyOrderShipper directly instantiates an OrderShipper. What about the dependencies that OrderShipper might require? What if those dependencies are costly?
I didn't want to make my original example more complex than necessary to get the point across, so I admit that I made it a bit simpler than I might have liked. However, the issue is easily solved by enabling DI for the LazyOrderShipper itself.
As always, when the dependency's lifetime may be shorter than the consumer, the solution is to inject (via the constructor!) an Abstract Factory, as this modification of LazyOrderShipper shows:
public class LazyOrderShipper2 : IOrderShipper { private readonly IOrderShipperFactory factory; private IOrderShipper shipper; public LazyOrderShipper2(IOrderShipperFactory factory) { if (factory == null) { throw new ArgumentNullException("factory"); } this.factory = factory; } #region IOrderShipper Members public void Ship(Order order) { if (this.shipper == null) { this.shipper = this.factory.Create(); } this.shipper.Ship(order); } #endregion }
But, doesn't that reintroduce the OrderShipperFactory that I earlier claimed was a bad design?
No, it doesn't, because this IOrderShipperFactory doesn't rely on static configuration. The other point is that while we do have an IOrderShipperFactory, the original design of OrderProcessor is unchanged (and thus blissfully unaware of the existence of this Abstract Factory).
The lifetime of the various dependencies is completely decoupled from the components themselves, and this is as it should be with DI.
This version of LazyOrderShipper is more reusable because it doesn't rely on any particular implementation of OrderShipper - it can Lazily create any IOrderShipper.
Comments
This way the lazy/optional nature of the parameter is obvious to clients of the class, and there is no need to generate lazy implementation classes manually.
Note: I haven't had any practical experience using DI frameworks, so the above might not be possible at all :)
I had a period where I used a lot of delegates as injected dependencies, but I have more or less abandonded that approach again. While it technically works fine, it makes unit testing a bit harder because it's harder to test that a given object contains a specific type of Strategy if it's just a Func<T> or similar.
In any case, I'm mostly familiar with Castle Windsor at the moment. Although I have yet to try it out, I think the new Typed Factory Facility fits the bill very well - with that, we would never have to code a real implementation of IOrderShipperFactory because Windsor would be able to dynamically emit one for us.
What I meant to propose is that we change Jeffrey Palermo's original example like the below:
- private readonly IOrderShipper _shipper;
+ private readonly Func< IOrderShipper > _shipperFactory;
- public OrderProcessor(IOrderValidator validator, IOrderShipper shipper)
+ public OrderProcessor(IOrderValidator validator, Func< IOrderShipper > shipperFactory)
- _shipper = shipper;
+ _shipperFactory = shipperFactory;
- _shipper.Ship(order);
+ _shipperFactory().Ship(order);
The change to the tests should be straightforward as well,
- new OrderProcessor(validator, mockShipper)
+ new OrderProcessor(validator, () => mockShipper)
To communicate intent, it's clearer than Func<T>:
public UsesOrderShipper(Lazy<IOrderShipper> orderShipper)
There's a more complete example using Lazy<T> with Autofac.
Cheers,
Nick
That would definitely be an option as well, but I rather wanted to show the route involving absolutely no redesign of the original OrderProcess, and I couldn't do that purely with Lazy<IOrderShipper>. The most important point I wanted to make is that you can solve this problem using basic tools available since .NET 1.0.
It would, however, make a lot of sense to implement LazyOrderShipper by injecting Lazy<IOrderShipper> into it instead of inventing a new IOrderShipperFactory interface.
While it's easy to get it work with Typed Factory Facility and Castle, how do you implement the factory :
- without static configuration ?
- without passing the container in ?
Or I missed something ?
Thanks,
Thomas
I was refering to your first comment. If I have no problem with the pattern I would like to know how you would do from the implementation point of view.
Thanks,
Thomas
With Windsor there is no problem as TypedFactoryFacility provides implementation on the fly. However if you take another container you have to provide the implementation of IOrderShipperFactory on your own. Now the question is. How my implementation of the factory will pull the IOrderShipper implementation from the container ? I see two choices :
- configure staticaly (like Jeffrey did in his post)
- pass the container into the factory that it could resolve IOrderShipper.
- third choice that I don't know :)
I hope it's clearer now. Let me know if it doesn't make sense.
Thanks,
Thomas
HTH


Money Play. How should Red play 21?
pips Red=128 White=215
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The bots have taught us a lot about playing back games. I hope that it is clear that Red should attempt to recirculate a checker from the 6-t or 5-pt to get that checker into play.
Therefore the 2 should be played 5/3. The 1 can be played 22/21, 11/10 or 6/5. XG has a tiny preference for 22/21 but I think any of those three plays is perfectly valid. If I extended the rollout, I may well get a different result and in truth I have no idea which of those three plays is best.
They key is to understand the idea of recirculation and that is what makes 5/3 mandatory.
Therefore the 2 should be played 5/3. The 1 can be played 22/21, 11/10 or 6/5. XG has a tiny preference for 22/21 but I think any of those three plays is perfectly valid. If I extended the rollout, I may well get a different result and in truth I have no idea which of those three plays is best.
They key is to understand the idea of recirculation and that is what makes 5/3 mandatory.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 6/3 Eq.: +0.759 0.593 0.346 0.062 - 0.407 0.063 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 11/10 5/3 Eq.: +0.695 (-0.064) 0.588 0.331 0.057 - 0.412 0.069 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 22/21 5/3 Eq.: +0.692 (-0.067) 0.583 0.334 0.059 - 0.417 0.067 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 11/8 Eq.: +0.664 (-0.095) 0.569 0.339 0.059 - 0.431 0.057 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 22/21 11/9 Eq.: +0.648 (-0.111) 0.568 0.337 0.060 - 0.432 0.064 0.002


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title: "JESSIKA JACOB ART EXHIBIT"
date: "2000-01-01 18:08:18 -06:00"
categories:
- exhibit
subtitle: ""
layout: "free-events"
event-image: "jessika-jacob.jpg"
event-dates: "AUGUST 18 - SEPTEMBER 10, 2017"
event-location: "Red Butte Garden Visitor Center"
button-type: "register"
tickets-link: ""
registration-info: "Questions?
Please call<PHONE_NUMBER>"
instructor-info: "N/A"
member-cost: "Free"
public-cost: "Garden Admission"
event-notes: ""
tickets-button: "hide"
published: false
---
"Jessika has a unique artistic style that appeals to me in many ways, and her attention to fine detail is especially exciting to my mind. Jessika's careful and copious application of individual dots creates an amazing and complex thing to behold. Move yourself farther away and the dots blend into a coherent image. Get closer and the individuality of each dot becomes apparent. Get even closer and you'll notice intimate details like dots inside of other dots. Look even deeper and you'll start to pick out the minor imperfections that make hand painted art so amazing. This thing you are looking at was not rendered by a computer or printed on a machine, everything you see is meticulously crafted by human hands. It is really quite amazing to consider the effort that went into each of her paintings. I look forward to future opportunities to see and own more of her work."
- Spencer Hopper, SLC, UT
For more, please visit: http://www.jessikajacob.com/


@RPCReturnsObservables abstract fun waitUntilNetworkReady(): CompletableFuture<Void?>
Returns a CompletableFuture which completes when the node has registered with the Member Lookup service. It can also complete with an exception if it is unable to.


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| Perspective | While in 3D mode, hold shift to toggle into 2D mode |
| Ruler | To place ruler on screen, keys 1-9. To hide ruler, ` key |
| Guard Rails | To place guard rails on screen, G. To hide, H |
| Trace and Envelope | To add to current trace/envelope: left mouse click/drag. To remove from current trace/envelope: ctrl + left mouse click/drag |
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- ImageShowController - Class in sample
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This class is for showing the Image through handling the components of sample.ImageShow.fxml file.
- ImageShowController() - Constructor for class sample.ImageShowController
- initialize() - Method in class sample.AddNewDonationController
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This is a method without any parameter.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.AdminPanelController
- initialize() - Method in class sample.ChangePasswordController
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This method is here to initialize the whole process of updating.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.DemoController
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Demo Initializaer for the fxml
- initialize() - Method in class sample.DonationInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.DoneeNewReqController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.DoneePanelController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.DoneePrevReqController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.DonorApprovalListController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.DonorInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.DonorPanelController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.FilterDonationController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.FilterRequestController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.ImageShowController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.LogINpanelController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.OrganizationDonorPanelController
- initialize() - Method in class sample.OrganizationInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.OrganizationPanelController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.OrgApprovalListController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.OrgLicInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.PendingRequestController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.PersonalInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.RegisterController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.sampleController
- initialize() - Method in class sample.SearchDonorOrgController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.SearchOrgController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.ShowDetailDonationInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.ShowDetailDonorInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.ShowDetailOrgInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.ShowDetailRequestInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.UpdateDonationInfoController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.UpdateOrgController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.UserPanelController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize() - Method in class sample.UserProfileUpdateController
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This is the initializing function of the fxml components.
- initialize(URL, ResourceBundle) - Method in class sample.sampleController
- isFlag() - Static method in class sample.FilterDonationController
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Hello
I'm just trying to try out a bunch of current transducers that I have received. they are all 100A versions without the burden resistor.
Questions (please)
1. I am using two 470k resistors as voltage dividers. However at the midpoint the arduino is recording 506/1024. Is it fair to assume that the 1% discrepancy (it should say 512) is down to resistor tolerance making the two unequal? The readings are 0 and 1023 at either side of the voltage divider, as you would expect.
2. using the emon library without any current through the CT, I am getting readings of 200mA or so. In fact these readings are present whether or not the CT is attached at all. So the device is reporting a power drain of 30W or so when there is none. Is this simply the tolerance/accuracyof the device? I've read results elsewhere that suggests that the device can be more accurate than this. If so, what can I do to improve the accuracy?
FWIW these are the parameters I am using
CT: 100A - 50mA
voltage dividers @ 470k
burden @ 33Ohm
cap @ 10uF (polarised)
arduino nano clone running on USB. input voltage is c. 4.7V as reported by readVCC()
calibration constant used is 60.6 ((100/0.05) * 33)
any help would be gratefully received.
thanks
Justin
Re: Questions about the current sensor and emon library
HI Justin, welcome.
1. Yes. In effect, it reduces the maximum that you can read by that much - assuming the current/voltage wave is symmetrical!
2. No. We believe it is pickup from the digital circuits inside the processor leaking in to the analogue side. A lot of effort went in to the layout and filtering on the emonTx V3, and it is significantly better in this respect than the V2, which is (anecdotally) broadly similar to the Arduino boards. Also, the rms calculation rectifies the signal so any noise is rectified too and added to the wanted measurement. If you also measure voltage and use the real power method, you will find the 'noise' power is significantly lower because the current noise samples that give a negative power average with the positive ones and tend to cancel.
Re: Questions about the current sensor and emon library
Hi,
I'm trying with other current sensors (SCT-013-030) and have the same problem with Arduino Yun .
I have done the current and voltage circuit and readings are reasonable good.
My calibration with this sensor :
emon1.voltage(2, 224.26, 1.35); // Voltage: input pin, calibration, phase_shift
emon1.current(1,30); // Current: input pin, calibration.
Without any current connected to CT, i get this values like this:
3.21 18.87 227.92 0.08 0.17
2.10 18.42 228.94 0.08 0.11
But...I put away to do last reading the capacitor (10 uf) on the current side
With capacitor connected i get this readings, i think capacitor introduce noise (but it should not..i dont understand):
-1.13 56.68 229.00 0.25 -0.02
11.34 55.79 228.56 0.24 0.20
-3.09 55.12 229.29 0.24 -0.06
Readings for pure resistance load without capacitor are fine i think:
759.09 759.74 225.29 3.37 1.00
757.43 758.02 225.04 3.37 1.00
754.65 755.23 224.69 3.36 1.00
With capacitor:
769.72 770.67 225.48 3.42 1.00
762.58 763.75 226.06 3.38 1.00
765.69 767.76 225.40 3.41 1.00
769.03 770.10 225.55 3.41 1.00
Multimeter/amperimeter give me this values:
225 volt, 3.27 A
What do you think about not using capacitor on the current side and this readings?
Thanks !
Re: Questions about the current sensor and emon library
"With capacitor connected..." Where is the capacitor connected? The correct input connections are shown here.
Re: Questions about the current sensor and emon library
Hi,first thanks for your comments.
The capacitor is connected 3equal that in the link you posted .I use 10k resistors.
But as i comment,if i disconnect capacitor there is less noise in readings.
Re: Questions about the current sensor and emon library
There are two possible explanations, that I can think of, for extra noise when the capacitor is connected:
1. The capacitor itself is "noisy" and is generating noise. This is not likely if it is a new capacitor and you have connected it with the correct polarity.
2. The layout of the circuit means that the "GND" at the point where the capacitor is connected is not a true ground and it has a noise voltage superimposed on it, which the capacitor couples into the input. I think this is more likely. I do not know the Arduino Yun, but I understand it has a full Linux processor on-board as well as the Arduino, therefore there will be heavier currents flowing carrying digital noise. Unless the supply and GND for the digital circuits is carefully filtered, I think it is quite possible that noise from there will get into the analogue input. It may be that there is very little that you can do to reduce the problem. You could try feeding the power supply first to your analogue input, then feed the Arduino board from that through a ferrite bead inductor - like Fig. 1.2 here.
Re: Questions about the current sensor and emon library
Thanks Robert,
I will try with a ferrite bead inductor.
If it doesn't reduce the problem, What do you think about leave the circuit without the capacitor?
As i said, without it , the noise is really low (0.08 A versus 0.20 A) at cero load in the sensor and i think readings at diferents loads are stable and really close to my amperimeter .
Re: Questions about the current sensor and emon library
I think the capacitor really should be there. Without it, the resistors have a Thévenin equivalent resistance of 5 kΩ in series with the current transformer output. With the capacitor, there as an additional low impedance ( 318 Ω ) path in parallel with the resistors that better "anchors" one side of the input to ground at ac. Leaving the capacitor out will have very little effect on the signal because the impedance is smaller than the maximum impedance recommended by ATmel. But it does mean that the current transformer is more likely to pick up mains-borne interference by capacitive coupling and inject it into the input.


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A photo gallery app
1) Application developed in Django(python)
2) It extracts images of particular hash tag from twitter and display the images in form of image gallery
3) Get all the images you looked for in past, use #msdeep14
4) It also analyze the facial expression(anger, contempt, disgust, fear, happiness, neutral, sadness and surprise) of image using MICROSOFT emotion API.


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Loaded Files:
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Save Generated JSON
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This section is Before you start
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Consider the following definition of the function sumTree:
1. var sumTree = function (t) { 2. if (fp.isNull(t)) { 3. return 0; 4. } else if (fp.isList(fp.hd(t))) { 5. return fp.add(sumTree(fp.hd(t)),sumTree(fp.tl(t))); 6. } else { 7. return fp.add(fp.hd(t),sumTree(fp.tl(t))); 8. } 9. };
Suppose that you want to develop a function that takes in an integer tree (represented, as usual, as a list of lists of . . . of integers, just like for the function sumTree above) and returns the total number of integers in the tree. Your goal is to implement this function by modifying the smallest number of lines in the function sumTree above. Which one of the following options characterizes the best solution to this problem?
Make sure you understand what the new function is supposed to compute and how it differs from the sumTree function.
Make sure that the new function considers all possible cases in the right order.
Remember to look for the solution with the minimum number of lines with code changes.


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public class Driver
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.io.BufferedReader |
stdin |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Driver() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
aiConfig(double[][] values,
double[][] modified)
This method will modify the values in the values array based on the
slightly randomized win rates of different starting configurations.
|
static void |
aiInitialValues(double[][] values)
This method generates the initial values that the AI will use to setup.
|
static boolean |
aiMove(Unit[][] board,
Unit[][][] armies,
Unit[][] shadowBoard,
Unit[] shadowArmy,
java.util.ArrayList<Moves> memory,
java.util.ArrayList<Moves> shadowAI,
java.util.ArrayList<Moves> shadowP)
This method allows the AI to make a move.
|
static void |
aiPlaceUnits(double[][] values,
Unit[][] board,
Unit[] army)
This method places the AI's pieces on the board by selecting the
highest values that it finds.
|
static void |
aiSetup(Unit[][] board,
Unit[] army)
This method randomly assigns all of the AI's pieces to valid starting locations.
|
static void |
aiTeam(double[][] values,
double[][] modified)
This method will modify the values in the values array based on the
slightly randomized win rates of different starting configurations.
|
static void |
buildShadowBoard(Unit[][] board,
Unit[][] sb,
Unit[] sa)
This method creates the AI's imperfect and statistical view of the game.
|
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
This is the main method which makes use of processMenuCommand() method method.
|
static java.util.ArrayList<Moves> |
moveFilter(Unit[][] board,
Players player,
boolean print,
java.util.ArrayList<Moves> past) |
static void |
playerChoosePiece(Unit[][] board,
Unit[] army)
This method prints the available Units that are left to set up and allows the
user to select one.
|
static boolean |
playerChooseSpace(int unit,
Unit[][] board,
Unit[] army)
This method prints the available locations that are left on the board
in the user's initial area and allows the user to select one.
|
static boolean |
playerMove(Unit[][] board,
Unit[][][] armies,
Unit[][] shadowBoard,
Unit[] shadowArmy,
java.util.ArrayList<Moves> memory,
java.util.ArrayList<Moves> shadow)
Lets the player make a move.
|
static void |
playGame()
This method starts the game.
|
static void |
printBoard(Unit[][] board)
This method prints the game board at the current state for
the player to view.
|
static void |
printGameMenu()
This method prints the game menu for the user.
|
static boolean |
processMenuCommand(int command)
This method processes the menu command chosen by the user.
|
static Moves |
ruleBook(Moves offense,
Moves defense,
Players p,
boolean print)
ruleBook() serves to simplify the process of which pieces will occupy a space on the board at a given time.
|
static void |
setupArmies(Unit[][][] armies)
This method creates the Units for both players and allows them
to set up the board.
|
static void |
setupBoard(Unit[][] board,
Unit[][][] armies)
This method calls the initial set up methods for both the
user and AI.
|
static void |
showRules()
This method will be used to print the rules of the
game so that a player can understand how to play.
|
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args) throws java.io.IOException
args
- Unused.java.io.IOException
- On input error.IOException
public static boolean processMenuCommand(int command)
command
- The command chosen by the user at the game menu.public static void showRules()
public static void playGame()
public static void printGameMenu()
public static void setupArmies(Unit[][][] armies)
armies
- The 3D array of Units that is divided (Player, AI), (Alive, Dead), actual pieces.public static void printBoard(Unit[][] board)
board
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.public static void setupBoard(Unit[][] board, Unit[][][] armies)
board
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.armies
- The 3D array of Units that is divided (Player, AI), (Alive, Dead), actual pieces.public static void playerChoosePiece(Unit[][] board, Unit[] army) throws java.io.IOException
board
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.army
- The array of Units that represents the pieces of the user.java.io.IOException
- On input error.IOException
public static boolean playerChooseSpace(int unit, Unit[][] board, Unit[] army) throws java.io.IOException
unit
- The index in army of the Unit that the player selected.board
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.army
- The array of Units that represents the pieces of the user.java.io.IOException
- On input error.IOException
public static void aiSetup(Unit[][] board, Unit[] army)
board
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.army
- The array of Units that represents the pieces of the AI.public static void buildShadowBoard(Unit[][] board, Unit[][] sb, Unit[] sa)
board
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.sb
- (shadowBoard) The 2D array of Units that represents AI's view of the board.sa
- (shadowArmy) The array of Units that represents the AI's view of the user's initial set up.public static void aiInitialValues(double[][] values)
values
- The 2D array that the AI will use to store the win rates of every piece in every starting spotpublic static void aiConfig(double[][] values, double[][] modified)
values
- The 2D array that the AI will use to store the win rates of every piece in every starting spotmodified
- The 2D array that counts the number of times each value in the values array was modifiedpublic static void aiTeam(double[][] values, double[][] modified)
values
- The 2D array that the AI will use to store the win rates of every piece in every starting spotmodified
- The 2D array that counts the number of times each value in the values array was modifiedpublic static void aiPlaceUnits(double[][] values, Unit[][] board, Unit[] army)
values
- The 2D array that the AI will use to store the win rates of every piece in every starting spotboard
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.army
- The array of Units that represents the AI's pieces.public static boolean playerMove(Unit[][] board, Unit[][][] armies, Unit[][] shadowBoard, Unit[] shadowArmy, java.util.ArrayList<Moves> memory, java.util.ArrayList<Moves> shadow) throws java.io.IOException
board
- 2 dimensional Unit object, The current state of the board.armies
- 3 dimensional Unit object, [owner][y][x].shadowBoard
- The 2D array of Units that represents AI's view of the board.shadowArmy
- The array of Units that represents the AI's view of the user's initial set up.memory
- ArrayList of Moves which stores pieces to retain pieceTypes rather than Moves from the
generateMoves method.shadow
- The ArrayList containing the last 2 moves of the player on the shadowboardjava.io.IOException
- On input error.IOException
public static boolean aiMove(Unit[][] board, Unit[][][] armies, Unit[][] shadowBoard, Unit[] shadowArmy, java.util.ArrayList<Moves> memory, java.util.ArrayList<Moves> shadowAI, java.util.ArrayList<Moves> shadowP)
board
- The 2D Unit array that represents (X,Y) locations on the board.armies
- The 3D array of Units that is divided (Player, AI), (Alive, Dead), actual pieces.shadowBoard
- The 2D array of Units that represents AI's view of the board.shadowArmy
- The array of Units that represents the AI's view of the user's initial set up.memory
- The ArrayList containing the last 2 moves of the AI.shadowAI
- The ArrayList containing the last 2 moves of the AI on the shadowboard.shadowP
- The ArrayList containing the last 2 moves of the player on the shadowboard.public static java.util.ArrayList<Moves> moveFilter(Unit[][] board, Players player, boolean print, java.util.ArrayList<Moves> past)
public static Moves ruleBook(Moves offense, Moves defense, Players p, boolean print)
offense
- - a Moves object wishing to dominate defense for a space on the board.defense
- - a Moves object which offense wishes to overtake on the board.p
- - The player who owns the attacking piece.print
- - Whether or not the results should be printed to the screen.


'Murder of democracy in Maharashtra,' says Rahul amid political drama
He made these remarks during Question Hour when Speaker Om Birla told him to ask a supplementary.
by PTINew Delhi: Democracy has been murdered in Maharashtra, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said in Lok Sabha on Monday. He made these remarks during Question Hour when Speaker Om Birla told him to ask a supplementary.
"There is no question of asking question (in Question Hour). Democracy has been murdered in Maharashtra," he said. Government formation in Maharashtra has come under the Supreme Court's scrutiny with the Centre being asked to produce before the court letters of the Governor inviting Fadnavis as well as the communication of the BJP leader staking his claim.
After Fadnavis returned as the chief minister on Saturday, the Shiv Sena claimed that the Sena-NCP-Congress combine has a support of 165 MLAs and can comfortably prove its majority in the Assembly.
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I am an instructor in the Department of Mathematics at the U.S. Military Academy (West Point), where I currently teach multivariable calculus. I did my graduate (master's) program in the Operations Research Center at MIT, where I did research in complex networks with MIT's HuMNet Lab and the Draper Laboratory. You can read more about my ongoing research here.
I am also an active-duty military officer. I commissioned in 2008 from West Point, and have served in Afghanistan as a rifle platoon leader, and Kuwait as an infantry company commander. I've held various staff positions at the Company, Brigade, and Division level. After completing my tour as a West Point instructor, I plan to return to the operational Army and running around in the woods with guns.
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In this example, we are going to forecast the volatility of Microsoft stock. First, we will attempt to discover dataset. Our data set consists of closing prices of MSFT from January 2, 1998 to February 26, 2016. The number of observations is equal to 4,567 closing prices. Our data was retrieved from the Yahoo! Finance website under historical data. Here is plot of the time series
Let’s start with exploratory analysis of the data
library(rugarch)
library(ggplot2)
library(zoo)
library(fBasics)
library(fUnitRoots)
myd= read.table('MSFT.csv', header=T, sep=',')
myd_lim = myd[1:4567,]
pricets = zoo(myd_lim$Adj.Close, as.Date(as.character(myd_lim$Date),format=c("%Y-%m-%d")))
autoplot(pricets)
acf(coredata(pricets))
dx=diff(coredata(pricets))
acf(as.vector(dx),lag.max=30, main="ACF of first difference")
adfTest(dx, lags=3, type=c("ct"))
adfTest(dx, lags=5, type=c("ct"))
adfTest(dx, lags=7, type=c("ct"))
rets = log(pricets/lag(pricets, -1))
Model Fitting
This enables us to use GARCH model to model the variance of the MSFT stock price time series. Model fitting There were 4 models applied to MSFT stock: * GARCH with normally distributed errors * GARCH with T distributed errors * EGARCH with T distributed errors * TGARCH with T distributed errors
#MODEL 1: AR(0)-GARCH(1,1) with normally distributed errors
garch11.spec=ugarchspec(variance.model=list(garchOrder=c(1,1)),
mean.model=list(armaOrder=c(0,0)))
garch11.fit=ugarchfit(spec=garch11.spec, data=rets)
garch11.fit
par(mfrow=c(1,1))
plot(garch11.fit)
#MODEL 2: AR(0)-GARCH(1,1) with T distributed errors
garch11.t.spec=ugarchspec(variance.model=list(garchOrder=c(1,1)),
mean.model=list(armaOrder=c(0,0)), distribution.model = "std")
garch11.t.fit=ugarchfit(spec=garch11.t.spec, data=rets)
garch11.t.fit
#MODEL 3: AR(0)-EARCH(1,1) with T distributed errors *** The best one based on BIC
egarch11.t.spec=ugarchspec(variance.model=list(model = "eGARCH",
garchOrder=c(1,1)), mean.model=list(armaOrder=c(0,0)),
distribution.model = "std")
egarch11.t.fit=ugarchfit(spec=egarch11.t.spec, data=rets)
egarch11.t.fit
plot(egarch11.t.fit)
egarch11.t.fcst=ugarchforecast(egarch11.t.fit, n.ahead=12)
egarch11.t.fcst
plot(egarch11.t.fcst)
Below was the model we selected because it was the best fit
> egarch11.t.fit
*---------------------------------*
* GARCH Model Fit *
*---------------------------------*
Conditional Variance Dynamics
-----------------------------------
GARCH Model : eGARCH(1,1)
Mean Model : ARFIMA(0,0,0)
Distribution : std
Optimal Parameters
------------------------------------
Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
mu 0.000163 0.000192 0.85054 0.395022
omega -0.045584 0.002250 -20.25762 0.000000
alpha1 -0.033122 0.008084 -4.09718 0.000042
beta1 0.994380 0.000360 2762.66379 0.000000
gamma1 0.118418 0.009921 11.93615 0.000000
shape 4.960095 0.338704 14.64433 0.000000
Robust Standard Errors:
Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
mu 0.000163 0.000202 0.80726 0.419514
omega -0.045584 0.004711 -9.67646 0.000000
alpha1 -0.033122 0.009556 -3.46629 0.000528
beta1 0.994380 0.000559 1778.11697 0.000000
gamma1 0.118418 0.012053 9.82473 0.000000
shape 4.960095 0.379098 13.08394 0.000000
LogLikelihood : 12249.67
Residual analysis and model diagnostics
Forecast analysis
Sum up
After running ACF tests and Dickey Fuller tests on the time series and first difference of the time series, we conclude the MSFT stock returns are non-stationary. Our ACF tests on log returns squared along with our failure to reject the null hypothesis of the Box-Ljung Test on the residuals leads us to conclude there is an ARCH Effect. After finding the ARCH Effect we used 4 different GARCH Models to model the volatility. Using the BIC Criteria, Pearson Goodness of Fit, and Residual analysis that our AR(0) EGARCH(1,1) with t-distribution is an adequate fit as a model for the data.


vise.analyzer.tests package¶
Submodules¶
vise.analyzer.tests.test_band_gap module¶
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class
vise.analyzer.tests.test_band_gap.
BandGapPropertiesTest
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
vise.util.testing.ViseTest
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classmethod
setUpClass
()¶ Hook method for setting up class fixture before running tests in the class.
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classmethod
tearDownClass
()¶ Hook method for deconstructing the class fixture after running all tests in the class.
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test_bata6o16
()¶
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test_mgo
()¶
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test_mno
()¶
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classmethod
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class
vise.analyzer.tests.test_band_gap.
EdgeInfoTest
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
vise.util.testing.ViseTest
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setUp
() → None¶ Hook method for setting up the test fixture before exercising it.
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test
()¶
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vise.analyzer.tests.test_band_plotter module¶
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class
vise.analyzer.tests.test_band_plotter.
PlotFerromagneticBandStructureTest
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
vise.util.testing.ViseTest
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classmethod
setUpClass
()¶ Hook method for setting up class fixture before running tests in the class.
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classmethod
tearDownClass
()¶ Hook method for deconstructing the class fixture after running all tests in the class.
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test
()¶
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classmethod
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class
vise.analyzer.tests.test_band_plotter.
PlotTwoBandStructureTest
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
vise.util.testing.ViseTest
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classmethod
setUpClass
()¶ Hook method for setting up class fixture before running tests in the class.
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classmethod
tearDownClass
()¶ Hook method for deconstructing the class fixture after running all tests in the class.
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test
()¶
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classmethod
vise.analyzer.tests.test_dos_plotter module¶
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class
vise.analyzer.tests.test_dos_plotter.
MaxDensityTest
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
vise.util.testing.ViseTest
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test
()¶
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class
vise.analyzer.tests.test_dos_plotter.
ViseDosPlotterFerromagneticTest
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
vise.util.testing.ViseTest
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classmethod
setUpClass
()¶ Hook method for setting up class fixture before running tests in the class.
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classmethod
tearDownClass
()¶ Hook method for deconstructing the class fixture after running all tests in the class.
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test
()¶
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classmethod
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class
vise.analyzer.tests.test_dos_plotter.
ViseDosPlotterNormalTest
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
vise.util.testing.ViseTest
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classmethod
setUpClass
()¶ Hook method for setting up class fixture before running tests in the class.
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classmethod
tearDownClass
()¶ Hook method for deconstructing the class fixture after running all tests in the class.
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test
()¶
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classmethod
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class
vise.analyzer.tests.test_dos_plotter.
ViseDosPlotterWithArgsTest
(methodName='runTest')¶ Bases:
vise.util.testing.ViseTest
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classmethod
setUpClass
()¶ Hook method for setting up class fixture before running tests in the class.
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classmethod
tearDownClass
()¶ Hook method for deconstructing the class fixture after running all tests in the class.
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test
()¶
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classmethod


Before class, students will have read the assigned material from the textbook Topology, second edition, by James R. Munkres.
| Week | Sections | Topic | Assignments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1.1 - 1.2 |
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| 1 | 1.2 – 1.5 |
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Blocker |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-1894 |
Snappy development packages are missing from bigtop_toolchain |
Major |
build |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-1916 |
Update Website for 1.0 |
Major |
website |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-1966 |
site's index.xml is malformatted |
Blocker |
website |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-1967 |
Update the front-page of the website with new CI hostname |
Major |
website |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-1956 |
Multi RS HBase requires unique hbase.tmp.dir to be set for each RS on a node |
Major |
hbase |
Biju Nair |
Biju Nair |
| BIGTOP-1963 |
Upgrade Mahout to 0.11.0 |
Major |
general |
YoungWoo Kim |
YoungWoo Kim |
| BIGTOP-1999 |
website link to the release bits is broken and points to the top-level mirror's directory |
Major |
website |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2004 |
Download task fails with Gradle 2.6 |
Major |
build |
RJ Nowling |
RJ Nowling |
| BIGTOP-2007 |
bigtop.mk version of the stack needs to be bumped to 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2008 |
build.gradle has out-of-date version |
Minor |
build |
RJ Nowling |
RJ Nowling |
| BIGTOP-2003 |
Bigtop puppet fails to deploy on Ubuntu due to a hiera 1.3.0 bug |
Major |
vm |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-1996 |
Dockerfiles for bigtop-slaves |
Major |
build |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-1909 |
Include compiled .mo files for HUE i18n |
Trivial |
hue |
YoungWoo Kim |
YoungWoo Kim |
| BIGTOP-2019 |
BigPetStore Spark isn't compiling due to changes in SQL API |
Major |
blueprints |
RJ Nowling |
RJ Nowling |
| BIGTOP-1805 |
Upgrade Hadoop to 2.7 if released |
Major |
hadoop |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-1344 |
spec files assume RPMs being built on Red Hat |
Major |
rpm |
Allen Wittenauer |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2026 |
Phoenix build defines HBASE_VERSION in two different places. |
Major |
debian, rpm |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Andrew Purtell |
| BIGTOP-2038 |
Pig destination name incorrect |
Major |
pig |
Tom Zeng |
Tom Zeng |
| BIGTOP-2043 |
Kafka source incorrect |
Major |
build |
Tom Zeng |
Tom Zeng |
| BIGTOP-2042 |
Tachyon name is incorrect |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2041 |
Spark pkg name is incorrect |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2039 |
Solr download URL is incorrect |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2044 |
Unnecessary printout has been introduced by BIGTOP-1494 |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2017 |
Rebase bigtop-slaves on bigtop-puppet |
Major |
. |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-1936 |
Provide JDK8 for Bigtop |
Major |
toolchain |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2046 |
puppet module search path |
Major |
build, deployment, toolchain |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2027 |
Bump gradle version, the wrapper to 2.7 |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2050 |
Description of clean tasks have null entries |
Major |
build |
RJ Nowling |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-1987 |
Recover resources/kmeans_data.txt for Spark smokes |
Major |
. |
YoungWoo Kim |
YoungWoo Kim |
| BIGTOP-2037 |
BIGTOP-1746 Added Files Without Apache License Headers |
Major |
deployment |
RJ Nowling |
Kengo Seki |
| BIGTOP-2053 |
After rebasing on Hadoop 2.7.1 yarn module should be returned to ignite-hadoop build |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2057 |
null check doesn't safeguard against non-existing values in the BOM config |
Blocker |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2056 |
Remove top-level check-env.sh |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2052 |
Remove obsolete environment variables |
Major |
build |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2014 |
[VM provisioner] Missing FQDN on Ubuntu causes puppet deployment malfunction |
Major |
vm |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-1913 |
Update hive to 1.2.1 |
Major |
hive |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2054 |
Update Pig |
Major |
build, pig |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2066 |
init-hdfs.sh is broken by recent hadoop update |
Major |
hadoop |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2068 |
Cannot Build Bigtop-Utils packages |
Critical |
build |
Alex Elent |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2071 |
Gstring.empty doesn't exist |
Blocker |
build |
RJ Nowling |
RJ Nowling |
| BIGTOP-1960 |
The smoke-test wrapper in bigtop-deploy can only be used in redhat series of Linux |
Minor |
deployment, tests |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2059 |
Bump Ignite to 1.4 |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2082 |
Remove x86 Assembler Code from zookeeper |
Major |
build |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2086 |
Install essential puppet modules along with puppet itself |
Major |
toolchain |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2061 |
toolchain is failing because add-apt-repository command isn't available off-hand |
Major |
toolchain |
Konstantin Boudnik |
|
| BIGTOP-2084 |
rename all puppet modules to have an underscore rather a dash |
Major |
deployment |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2090 |
Remove left-over junk after BIGTOP-2053 |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2088 |
Support protobuf installation for OPENPOWER |
Major |
toolchain |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2089 |
Fix bigtop.sh generation |
Major |
. |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2074 |
spark-worker doesn't start during deploy from master |
Major |
deployment |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2094 |
ignite-hadoop fails to deploy after BIGTOP-2084 |
Major |
deployment |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2098 |
Update bigtop_deploy to current state of puppetize.sh |
Major |
deployment |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2114 |
hive is broken after BIGTOP-2104 |
Critical |
build |
Sergey Soldatov |
Sergey Soldatov |
| BIGTOP-1905 |
Update Hue build for the upcoming 3.9 release |
Major |
hue |
Erick Tryzelaar |
Erick Tryzelaar |
| BIGTOP-2028 |
Enhance puppet config of zookeeper to support kerberized clients |
Major |
deployment |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2040 |
Mahout can not be build with Maven 3.0.5 - build containers need to be upgraded |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2121 |
Missing ':' in bigtop::roles description |
Major |
deployment |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2120 |
opensuse: Hue packages are broken after BIGTOP-1905 |
Major |
. |
Evans Ye |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2126 |
Fix default repo locations in the deployment site.pp |
Minor |
deployment |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2127 |
opensuse: fix kerberos python module |
Major |
hue |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2128 |
ignite-hadoop man page still refers to the Incubator |
Major |
debian, rpm |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-1690 |
Puppet should automatically create data directories |
Critical |
deployment |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Sergey Soldatov |
| BIGTOP-2139 |
crunch compile fails with Insufficient memory on POWER |
Major |
build |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2140 |
hbase compile fails with Insufficient memory on POWER |
Major |
build |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2131 |
[Docker] bigtop slaves images should be built without cache |
Major |
docker |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2144 |
Update default repos in Bigtop Provisioner |
Major |
deployment |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2150 |
Reversing directional build behavior |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2152 |
Fix conflict with libressl-devel from mysql-devel |
Major |
build |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2155 |
Fix Hue 3.9.0 build failed on Fedora |
Major |
build, hue, rpm |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2156 |
Fix Sqoop 1.4.5 build failed on OpenSuSE |
Major |
toolchain |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2159 |
unable to build RPM for zeppelin |
Blocker |
build, rpm |
Sergey Soldatov |
Sergey Soldatov |
| BIGTOP-2016 |
tez does not build on opensuse |
Blocker |
build |
Olaf Flebbe |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2162 |
phoenix-core-*-tests.jar should be located at $PHOENIX_HOME |
Major |
. |
YoungWoo Kim |
YoungWoo Kim |
| BIGTOP-2168 |
A erroneous typo in FailureVars#loadProps method |
Major |
tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Dasha Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2173 |
smoke-tests need to pass-through system properties |
Major |
tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2176 |
Package version of ignite-hadoop has illegal "-" character |
Major |
build, rpm |
Konstantin Boudnik |
|
| BIGTOP-2181 |
Setting Ignite version to use '.' broke Zeppelin build. |
Critical |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Sergey Soldatov |
| BIGTOP-2177 |
Build dependecies list has wrong component name for ignite |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2188 |
bigtop/puppet:ubuntu-14.04 image does not support ppc64le |
Major |
docker |
Amir Sanjar |
Amir Sanjar |
| BIGTOP-2187 |
toolchain creates user with different ids on different systems |
Major |
toolchain |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2171 |
shared gradle directory on slave containers should be writable for non-root users |
Major |
docker |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2172 |
get rid of gradlew inside of subprojects |
Major |
tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2196 |
Docker configuration for ubuntu-15.04-ppc64le |
Major |
docker |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2191 |
openjdk-7 is missing in bigtop/slave:ubuntu-14.04-ppc64le docker image |
Critical |
build, docker, ppc64le, toolchain |
Amir Sanjar |
Amir Sanjar |
| BIGTOP-2198 |
adding bigtop/slaves:ubuntu-15.04 support for ppc64le |
Major |
docker |
Amir Sanjar |
Amir Sanjar |
| BIGTOP-2200 |
Fix download path for protobuf ubuntu-15.04 on ppc64le |
Major |
toolchain |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2201 |
Fix BIGTOP-2200 again |
Major |
toolchain |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2175 |
BIGTOP_HOME should be either asserter or replaced with setup logic |
Major |
tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
David Capwell |
| BIGTOP-2190 |
libprotobuf8 2.5.0 installation fails on ubuntu 14.04 for ppc64le |
Major |
build, docker, toolchain |
Amir Sanjar |
Amir Sanjar |
| BIGTOP-2223 |
.dockerignore doesn't have ASL header |
Major |
build, docker |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2222 |
Hadoop do-component-build should pull in and use BOM |
Minor |
build |
Andrew Purtell |
Andrew Purtell |
| BIGTOP-2221 |
rpmbuild is missing in bigtop/slaves:trunk-opensuse-13.2 docker image |
Major |
ci, toolchain |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2189 |
bigtop/slave:ubuntu-14.04 image does not support ppc64le |
Major |
docker |
Amir Sanjar |
Amir Sanjar |
| BIGTOP-2215 |
Enable autopurge in zookeeper |
Major |
. |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-1022 |
Giraph build script should also specify ZooKeeper, HBase, and Hive versions |
Major |
. |
Andrew Purtell |
Andrew Purtell |
| BIGTOP-2147 |
Minor nits in bigpetstore-spark/README.md |
Trivial |
blueprints |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| BIGTOP-2148 |
generator.SparkDriver outputs empty data in cluster mode |
Major |
blueprints |
Kengo Seki |
Kengo Seki |
| BIGTOP-2242 |
Running ./gradlew should only require JAVA_HOME for test task |
Critical |
build, tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2244 |
CI provisioner tests are failing after BIGTOP-2227 change |
Major |
build, tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2236 |
GRADLE_USER_HOME should be set for bigtop/slaves images only |
Major |
docker, toolchain |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2247 |
Expand HDFS smoke test suite |
Major |
tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2246 |
Add smoke tests for HCFS |
Major |
. |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2243 |
:itest-common:test is broken without JAVA_HOME being set |
Major |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2256 |
Promote return codes from docker to the CI while building images |
Major |
docker |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2255 |
bigtop/deploy:ubuntu-15.04 image does not support ppc64le |
Critical |
build, docker |
Amir Sanjar |
Amir Sanjar |
| BIGTOP-2252 |
provisional hdfs ssh keys couldn't be found during deployment |
Major |
deployment |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-1940 |
Consider removing tests expecting 'sudo' from skip-list |
Major |
tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2240 |
add -XX:PermSize=1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=1024m to build environment |
Critical |
build, tests |
Amir Sanjar |
Amir Sanjar |
| BIGTOP-2272 |
moved hdfs ssh key are failing rat check |
Blocker |
build |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2083 |
smoke-tests are still on hadoop 2.6.0 |
Major |
tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2237 |
Nullify the standard output when generating gradle cache |
Major |
docker |
Evans Ye |
Evans Ye |
| BIGTOP-2238 |
Provisioner should propagate hdfs ssh keys for testing |
Major |
deployment, tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2276 |
Zeppeling added war_tempdir location, which needs to be set |
Major |
debian, rpm |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2275 |
Update configuration files for jsvc |
Major |
build, jsvc, ppc64le |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2281 |
Add HIVE-12875 to Bigtop |
Major |
hive |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |
| BIGTOP-2288 |
workaround to fix invalid leveldbjni in maven repository |
Major |
hadoop, ppc64le |
Amir Sanjar |
Amir Sanjar |
| BIGTOP-2299 |
test resources are breaking rat |
Blocker |
tests |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| BIGTOP-2344 |
distributions does not mention ppc64el, i386 obsolete |
Major |
build, ppc64le |
Olaf Flebbe |
Olaf Flebbe |


Carlos & Charlies
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2 Premium Drink Tickets
Complimentary Limo/Party Bus Transportation To Each Venue
Complimentary Ride Back To Any Hotel On The Strip or Downtown
3 Hr Open Bar $30-40
3 Strip Club Covers $120-150
6 Premium Drinks Inside the club $90-120
Rountrip Limo to 3 Clubs $250-400
Total Value Over $350+ Per Person
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Centerfold's
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Sapphire's
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2 Premium Drink Tickets
Complimentary Limo/Party Bus Transportation To Each Venue
Complimentary Ride Back To Any Hotel On The Strip or Downtown
3 Hr Open Bar $30-40
3 Strip Club Covers $120-150
6 Premium Drinks Inside the club $90-120
Rountrip Limo to 3 Clubs $250-400
Total Value Over $350+ Per Person
Our Price Only $119


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Rational approximation to a floating point number with bounded denominator.
Uses the Mediant Method https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediant_(mathematics)
This module also provides an implementation of the continued fraction method as described by Aberth in “A method for exact computation with rational numbers”, which appears to be used by spreadsheet programs for displaying fractions
In node:
$ npm install frac
In the browser:
<script src="frac.js"></script>
The exported frac
function takes three arguments:
x
the number we wish to approximateD
the maximum denominatormixed
if true, return a mixed fraction (default); if false, improperThe return value is an array of the form [quot, num, den]
where quot==0
for improper fractions.
For example:
> // var frac = require('frac'); // uncomment this line if in node
> frac(Math.PI,100) // [ 0, 22, 7 ]
> frac(Math.PI,100,true) // [ 3, 1, 7 ]
frac.cont
implements the Aberth algorithm (input and output specifications match the original frac
function)
Tests generated from Excel have 4 columns. To produce a similar test:


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What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962)
Seen for free with Byron on 19 August 1997 at Bryant Park.
What ever happened to Baby Jane? What *didn't* happen? Thirty five years later, it is rather difficult to review this movie I have so often seen and which is a common reference and often parodied and imitated film.
Seeing it uncut is a pleasure. I think a lot of the preamble disappears on TV. The opus opens in 1917 when curly blonde Baby Jane Hudson appears before vaudeville audiences singing treacle like "I'm Sending a Letter to Daddy" and "I Would Never Trade My Daddy" (cue instant campy hooting from the gay segment of the audience). Plain "Jane" sister Blanche Hudson watches on and bristles as Daddy prefers mealticket Jane to her.
Later, Blanche (Joan Crawford) is the breadwinner is the only reason Jane (Bette Davis) has a studio contract. As an actress, Jane stinks--she's the Brigitte Nielsen of 1935. Finally, after a wild Hollywood party, Blanche is paralzed in an accident attributed to Jane.
Flashforward to me present.  She is wants to sell the house, commit Jane, and make other life arrangements. Jane is pretty cagey, though. She knows just what is happening, and she is not about to have Blanche sell the house Daddy bought her toss her aside.
Jane gets busy. Jane dismisses Elvira the maid. Jane sasses the nosy neighbors. Jane orders a lot of liquor. Jane hires an accompanist to update her "I love my Daddy" act. Jane is serving special lunches to Blanche involving domesticated pets and household pests. Jane is *just getting started*.
Director Robert Aldrich's film has all the makings of a modern suburban horror movie. The glamorous movie stars next door are locked in mortal combat.  This is sibling rivalry gone terribly awry.
I have seen this film many times and I ha ve never once rooted for Blanche.  Jane brings out the worst in an audience, sh e really does. Why is that? In its day, the movie was probably quite disturbing. Demented drunk terrorizes sister who is confined to a wheelchair. Metes out revenge and a savage beating readily. Horrible, yes. Hilarious? Apparently. Perhaps audiences have been treated to so much worse since 1962 that watching Davis kick Crawford in her ribs is a day at the beach compared to movies like the disgusting *Se7en* and the sadistic, satirical *Scream*.
Happily, it is only a movie. It's dated, and simplistic psychodramas of sibling rivalry and never-ending girlhood, provides a lot of unintentional humor now. Using black and white adds to the horror of it all. The biggest technical bugaboo for me is the insistent use of the then-relatively new zoom lens, used poorly most every time.
This movie is also a rare exception when I would encourage talking during the movie.  There are the favorite lines (even the professional loafer played by Victor Buono has one!), the goofy styles, the bad incidental music, all contribute to this. But, it is still a great movie. Watch it whenever you can. But being in a lively crowd is the best circumstance.
Book Note: The book *Bette and Joan* provides a nice background to the film. It tracks the lives and rivalries of the actresses themselves, who never worked together before this film, which revived their sagging careers. Apparently they never really even met much in person, which didn't stop them from being rival divas. A must read for movie queens everywhere. It's the flipside to Mast and Cohen's *Film Theory and Criticism*.
Copyright (c) 1997 Seth J. Bookey, New York, NY 10021
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Henry Djaba Foundation canvases votes for women, PWDs in the DLE
Accra, Nov.19, GNA - The Henry Djaba Foundation, an NGO spearheaded by former Gender, Children and Social Protection Minister, Madam Otiko Afisa Djaba, is canvassing for votes for women and Persons with Disability (PWDs) in the December 17, District Level Election (DLE).
The DLE is intended to elect assembly members to represent their constituents at the Assemblies, with many NGOs and other influential people urging the electorate to vote massively for female candidates and PWDs.
They believed that women and PWDs are capable of making a difference in society since disability is not an inability.
Madam Djaba, together with a group of influential people in society, including Reverend Eastwood Anaba, of the Anaba Ministries International are championing the cause of women and PWDs, to be elected to the various Assemblies nationwide.
Madam Djaba, a former Women's Organiser of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), told the Ghana News Agency on Tuesday that, the time was ripe for women and PWDs to be given the chance and elected assembly members, in order to champion the development of their local assemblies.
She noted that with about 22,000 assembly member aspirants, only 909 of them were women, and thus, called for massive votes for them, since they would equally perform like their male counterparts.
GNA


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Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy supporting Liverpool FC as well as watching and playing football. Also I love to socialise with my friends and spending time with my family.
Any time I get to spend with my family and friends is valuable time and I cherrish all of those moments. Espically if it has been a long week working or studying a new topic.
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This is a website that was created for a client as part of a third year project.
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Adobe hasn't given any signs that it's close to porting Flash to webOS, Palm said in an AT&T online app development seminar on Thursday. When asked about the multiple delays, a representative said that Palm didn't 'know what the hold-up is' with getting it ready. Adobe itself hasn't commented on the state of the webOS version or of other platforms.


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INVISIBLE INVADERS (director: Edward L. Cahn; screenwriter: Samuel Newman; cinematographer: Maury Gertsman; editor: Grant Whytock; cast: John Agar (Major Bruce Jay), Jean Byron (Phyllis Penner), Philip Tonge (Dr. Adam Penner), Paul Langton (Gen. Stone), John Carradine (Dr. Karol Noymann), Robert Hutton (Dr. John Lamont), Hal Torey (The Farmer), Runtime: 67; United Artists; 1959)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
This low-budget, inane, cheesy, message sci-fier was of such poor quality that it was laughable and entertaining in a way goofy films sometimes can be. It's about invisible aliens coming down from the moon to destroy the Earth unless all the countries in the world surrender and stop building nuclear weapons. They send their warning message through pacifist nuclear scientist Adam Penner (Tonge), because they feel in sympathy with him when he quit his scientist post with the government's nuclear program after his friend, Dr. Karol Noymann (Carradine), blew himself up in a lab explosion. The clunky message of the film (the way the film presents it is clunky), is that all the world's nations should be working for peace and not getting into the nuclear arms race. It wants to show that the world's nations can work together in a common cause to defeat an evil enemy of the world, and if they worked together in peace they could build a better world or is it a mousetrap!
 Penner asks a young colleague, John Lamont (Hutton), a romantic friend of his secretary daughter, Phyllis (Jean Byron), to tell them about the threat. Naturally they think Penner has gone loony.
But the invaders act to offer proof.  Delivering such a warning during a hockey game took my mind off the puck, but is that the proper world stage to deliver such a message! Perhaps, only Edward L. Cahn thinks so in order to draw some laffs. The second warning takes place in LA, as buildings start getting destroyed. But none of the nations fold their cards.
America realizes this is for real as whole cities start getting destroyed. The invaders enlist a makeshift army of corpses to do their fighting. This stirs Penner to volunteer to start building weapons of mass destruction again and help the world become peaceful by killing its enemy. He's taken to an underground Atomic Bomb bunker under the protection of square jawed and humorless Major Bruce Jay (John Agar-one time hubby of Shirley Temple), where he's asked to figure out a device to make these aliens visible.   The invaders have turned the world's own weapons on them in order to carry out their diabolical plan. I believe they don't have weapons since they have no pockets to carry them!!!
The major kills without hesitation a crazed farmer who won't get out of the way of the jeep taking the science team on their way to the bunker to work on saving the world.  So what's an attractive girl in the 1950s supposed to do while her dad is only focused on building his detecting device, but fall for the macho major and give him some good eye contact. By accident the professor finds out that it's ultrasonic sound that not only makes the invisible invaders visible but destroys them.
This is a classic in bad sci-fi B-movies. Highly recommended for those who understand that a film doesn't have to be good to be enjoyable. I liked it...mainly for its banal dialogue delivered in robotic tones!
REVIEWED ON 9/21/2001 GRADE: C-
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I have been trying the "4 questions to ask yourself each day", from earlier resources/articles on the concept. This is to help me build awareness of what I'm trying to achieve, what I think I'm able to achieve today and then what I'm actually able to achieve in the time I have available. The questions are:
I have also been paying closer attention to myself and when my mind wonders, bringing it back on task. If that's not working, I'll stop and get a cuppa.
A lot of the materials were familiar, as I've been starting to explore this area in recent months. I find the fixed vs growth mindset particularly interesting. Since reading the book, it's been really fascinating exploring where my headspace is at in a current moment/on a current task (particularly if I'm feeling challenged or stressed out). And in reflecting on past situations, analysing where I may have been at and what impact this had.
Setting daily tasks and reflecting on these has been great for keeping me on task, having tangible achievements each day and helping me improve on my estimation skills.
I will be experimenting with the Pomodoro technique. I'll also be delving more into meditation techniques, as this is something I've found challenging and want to improve on.


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Cacti - T. pachanoi, Mushrooms & Cannabis
I started off preparing all the cactus (sans core) following 'San Pedro Preparation 5' by M.J. Shroomer. The original intent was to use it at a rave out in the high desert, but as the sheriffs weren't cooperative, the gathering was relocated to a more urban southern California neighborhood.
1:00 a.m. - We arrived back at the rave organizer's house, and the DJs set up their equipment and started spinning all kinds of trance. I drank five ounces of the resulting putrid swill out of a water bottle, amounting to roughly six inches of the cactus. I managed to keep it down, and got rid of the loathsome bitter aftertaste with some mouthwash I found in the bathroom.
3:00 a.m. - At this point, I find it hard to walk, much less stand still. My stature was likely reminiscent of Johnny Depp's portrayal of Hunter S. Thompson on an ether binge. My torso seemed to be moving independently of my hips and legs, in a manner which caused me to feel as if these two parts of my body were moving back and forth on a crank, never really aligning in a physiologically appropriate manner. I then sit down, figuring it was about time to ingest some mushrooms so that the pharmacological peak of each drug might temporally overlap.
4:00 a.m. - I join my friend J in the garage, which had been converted to a room decorated in the occupant's own psychadelic artwork. Under normal circumstances this environment would have been ideal to sit out the trip. Unfortunately, J was accompanied by the rave organizer's girlfriend, an emaciated e-tard running off at the mouth and slightly immature for her age (27). I'm no psychiatrist, but even one not versed in our native English would tell you this girl has some big issues. This killed my trip for awhile, although upon looking at the aforementioned psycadelic artwork, though my initial reaction was 'this does nothing for me,' soon all the paintings' frames were crawling amongst each other, and looking at the mural covering one wall I became suddenly lost in a world of swirling 3D staircases, like some work of M.C. Escher come alive.
I went outside to avoid the crazy lady. Most people were drinking bad domestic beer, and in no state to comprehend what I was experiencing. At this point, and ever after, I regretted not simply giving up on this crowd and camping alone with J in the desert.  I talked to a DJ who has recently had much success with the PF tek solution to mushroom cultivation, all the while seeing OEVs as a sort of filter over everything I experience, and thus was not too distracting.
4:30 a.m. - Due to a noise complaint, the police arrive and the music stops. Once the crowd leaves, we go to the beach, on a large bay, stagnant still water stretching to the nonexistant foggy horizon, creating a sort of 'bog' effect. After playing somewhat self-consciously on a playground, J called me out to the water to wade.
At this time, the sun was coming up, and I was starting to think about facing my boss Monday morning, and I figured it would be best to attempt to sleep. We made our way back to the house, and by the time the sun was up, J and I shared a bowl of weed from her pipe, and I retired to the crazy hostess' bedroom, purportedly the darkest place available in the house at that time. I had to get a bite to eat before attempting to sleep, so I had a couple of pieces of bread I had brought along. I indulged an overwhelming desire to spice the bread with a bottle of hot sauce I found in the cupboard. The pain was a little refreshing. I took to the bathroom, got into the cracked-out peach-walled and yellow-ceilinged bedroom, put in my earplugs, and got under my down sleeping bag.
And thus began the main attraction.
OEVs started out like what I've seen on high doses of cannabis alone, encompassing rotating circular geometric colored patterns, which all may change at any instant to one object or another, such as ears of corn. Mayan/Aztec images are common elements in my visuals. I was staring at a hook on the ceiling, which was at first a concrete object overlayed with the aforementioned patterns. As I kept staring at it however, it shifted about three inches to the left suddenly, after which my eyes deviated smoothly around the hook, creating trails of the hook as well as whatever pattern I was previously perceiving. At that point, I closed my eyes, and was greeted with visuals more complex than ever. Looking down a multicolored trigonometric rotating tunnel, red and orange 3D arrows pointed up the tunnel at me. Various lifelike objects flew past me at a rate too fast for comfort.
I opened my eyes and tried to calm down. I looked at the ceiling, which at its center consisted of nothing more than a four-inch hole in the middle of which three wires dangled six to eight inches downwards. A two-inch halo of thicker, more opaque paint surrounded the dark hole. As I stared, the wires began to wave, float, and expand/contract radially, taking on a hairy, mossy character. The whole thing started to resemble a jellyfish, which made me think of 'Prince Jellyfish,' Hunter S. Thompson's first and unpublished novel, turning the periphery into a sixteenth-century princely hairdo and floppy cap. I tried to think of something else.
I looked over at the wall across the room, and saw purses and hats hanging by a triangular hinge on a nail in the wall. However, this triangle seemed to waver independently of the rest of the room, and a colon-and-parenthesis smiley face came to life inside the triangle, comprising a sentient being. The being spoke to me in a high-pitched alien language, similar to the pitch of some animated rodent in a children's fairytale movie. Unable to comprehend this, I made note of it and moved on.
Looking at the ceiling, having regrets of the amount of each drug I took, I saw multicolored, textured hemispheres in rows and columns coming out of the ceiling, each of which seemed to represent a different part of conversation. Note that these pieces of conversation were seemingly exogenous to myself, and had me breifly questioning the possibility or impossibility of ESP. And it got weirder. As I was questioning this pseudo-ESP experience, my boss and members of my family were chiming in, responding to what I was thinking and conferring amongst themselves on the topic of whether or not I'd be able to convince myself of the 'reality' of ESP. To top it all off, visuals would change in response to another voice beginning to speak. This was a little much for me.
I was extremely happy when the crazy girl went out surfing and J came into the room to trip with me. After having done a second dose of MDMA herself, she'd be 'hippy flipping' concominantly with all the drugs I was taking. Everything mellowed out from there, and I became sober enough to have a nice time at an exotic car dealership, the beach, and watching 'Fear and Loathing' at J's place. We got to sleep at 5pm, presumably due to the stimulant nature of the cactus. I'd recommend this trip only to the most experienced of psychonauts who think they're ready for an experience simultaneously encompassing visual AND auditory modalities, and only in a comfortale shroom-safe environment, such as anywhere that one won't encounter non-trippers. Happy trails!
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9 March 2004
The Ministry of Public Health in Thailand has today confirmed an additional case of H5N1. The case is a 29-year-old man from Nakhon Ratchasima Province. He developed symptoms on 13 February, was admitted to hospital on 20 February, and was discharged on 7 March. He gave a history of exposure to diseased and dead chickens.
To date, Thailand has reported 11 laboratory confirmed cases of H5N1 infection in humans, of which 7 have been fatal.


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