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Is uncertainty really unmanageable?
All our plans are based on assumptions. Market changes break assumptions.
Strategic planning tries to plan for the long term. Someone does some inspection to model possible futures and construct scenarios. It's the assumptions that are critical, but they get forgotten in travelling along the lines set out by the main scenario.
Sensitivity analysis is another method: create a model, change key variables, and work out which variable affects outcomes the most. It's a good means of discarding some scenarios, but in general only looks at local events, rather than causes: "this set of customers stops buying", not why they've stopped.
Then there's emergent strategy, with folks on the shop floor making decisions. In practice this usually only allows for minor adjustments, anything major needs to go through planning: so it's flexible administration of rigid policy.
Three disabling assumptions:
The result:
Risk management isn't enough; the clash between technology and social change is accelerating: look at the holiday and music industries already. Organisations can't cope with sudden changes because they can't anticipate. They're reactive.
Action is preferred to inaction because management likes to be seen to act. Decisions are made before uncertainty is resolved. Changing strategies means losing face.
What's missing? We need to make our assumptions explicit: what people will pay, what the market is, etc. Financial ones tend to be more explicit than non-financial ones.
How can we model assumptions? Look at all of them and their knock-on effects. (Shows v complicate model of technical, political, competitive etc assumptions)
It's tough to model P&L, though you can model likely demand and likely costs of supply.
Use the model to reduce response times. You need to react before the outcome of a change in conditions occurs: the trigger point needs to be earlier. You need to plan systemic responses to predicted outcomes and assign or acquire enablers and resources for critical response capability - which is a cost.
What do we need to understand about markets? Complexity, competitors, substitutes and complements. Cumulative impact of remote events on local variables: several factors combining. Positive feedback loops and negative (damping) ones, abrupt changes caused by positive feedback.
Currently we work with a Bayesian network model: embed the dynamics of the system into a cause/effect structure. We have a pile of indicators for each variable: confidence, valid range, etc.
To plan:
Deploy options according to trigger conditions.
This implies redundancy of effort and assets, which doesn't fit well with minimising costs. Audience member points out that maximising utilisation suboptimises for throughput (which I think is the thesis behind Slack).
Is it all worth it? The value of systems is enhanced. A lot of this is about protecting old assets rather than creating new ones. This is an agile system: incremental, evolutionary, frequent delivery.
There's prejudice remaining: redundancy is seen as expensive... when we know agile is cheaper.


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MemoryMessageQueue class Null safety
Message queue that sends and receives messages within the same process by using shared memory.
This queue is typically used for testing to mock real queues.
Configuration parameters
- name: name of the message queue
References
- *:logger:*:*:1.0 (optional) ILogger components to pass log messages
- *:counters:*:*:1.0 (optional) ICounters components to pass collected measurements
See MessageQueue See MessagingCapabilities
Example
var queue = MessageQueue("myqueue");
await queue.send("123", MessageEnvelop(null, "mymessage", "ABC"));
var message = await queue.receive("123");
if (message != null) {
...
await queue.complete("123", message);
}
- Inheritance
- Object
- MessageQueue
- MemoryMessageQueue
Constructors
- MemoryMessageQueue([String? name])
- Creates a new instance of the message queue. [...]
Properties
- capabilities ↔ MessagingCapabilities
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read / write, inherited
- connectionResolver ↔ ConnectionResolver
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read / write, inherited
- counters ↔ CompositeCounters
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read / write, inherited
- credentialResolver ↔ CredentialResolver
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read / write, inherited
- hashCode → int
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The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
- logger ↔ CompositeLogger
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read / write, inherited
- name ↔ String
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read / write, inherited
- runtimeType → Type
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A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
Methods
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abandon(
MessageEnvelope message) → Future -
Returnes message into the queue and makes it available for all subscribers to receive it again.
This method is usually used to return a message which could not be processed at the moment
to repeat the attempt. Messages that cause unrecoverable errors shall be removed permanently
or/and send to dead letter queue. [...]
override
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beginListen(
String? correlationId, IMessageReceiver receiver) → void -
Listens for incoming messages without blocking the current thread. [...]
inherited
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checkOpen(
String? correlationId) → void -
Checks if the queue has been opened and throws an exception is it's not. [...]
inherited
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clear(
String? correlationId) → Future -
Clears component state. [...]
override
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close(
String? correlationId) → Future -
Closes component and frees used resources. [...]
override
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complete(
MessageEnvelope message) → Future -
Permanently removes a message from the queue.
This method is usually used to remove the message after successful processing. [...]
override
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configure(
ConfigParams config) → void -
Configures component by passing configuration parameters. [...]
override
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endListen(
String? correlationId) → void -
Ends listening for incoming messages.
When this method is call listen unblocks the thread and execution continues. [...]
override
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getCapabilities(
) → MessagingCapabilities -
Gets the queue capabilities [...]
inherited
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getName(
) → String -
Gets the queue name [...]
inherited
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isOpen(
) → bool -
Checks if the component is opened. [...]
override
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listen(
String? correlationId, IMessageReceiver receiver) → void -
Listens for incoming messages and blocks the current thread until queue is closed. [...]
override
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moveToDeadLetter(
MessageEnvelope message) → Future -
Permanently removes a message from the queue and sends it to dead letter queue. [...]
override
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noSuchMethod(
Invocation invocation) → dynamic -
Invoked when a non-existent method or property is accessed. [...]
inherited
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open(
String? correlationId) → Future -
Opens the component. [...]
inherited
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openWithParams(
String? correlationId, ConnectionParams? connection, CredentialParams? credential) → Future -
Opens the component with given connection and credential parameters. [...]
override
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peek(
String? correlationId) → Future< MessageEnvelope?> -
Peeks a single incoming message from the queue without removing it.
If there are no messages available in the queue it returns null. [...]
override
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peekBatch(
String? correlationId, int messageCount) → Future< List< MessageEnvelope?> > -
Peeks multiple incoming messages from the queue without removing them.
If there are no messages available in the queue it returns an empty list. [...]
override
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readMessageCount(
) → Future< int> -
Reads the current number of messages in the queue to be delivered. [...]
override
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receive(
String? correlationId, int waitTimeout) → Future< MessageEnvelope?> -
Receives an incoming message and removes it from the queue. [...]
override
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renewLock(
MessageEnvelope message, int lockTimeout) → Future -
Renews a lock on a message that makes it invisible from other receivers in the queue.
This method is usually used to extend the message processing time. [...]
override
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send(
String? correlationId, MessageEnvelope envelope) → Future -
Sends a message into the queue. [...]
override
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sendAsObject(
String? correlationId, String messageType, dynamic message) → Future -
Sends an object into the queue.
Before sending the object is converted into JSON string and wrapped in a MessageEnvelope. [...]
inherited
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setReferences(
IReferences references) → void -
Sets references to dependent components. [...]
inherited
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toString(
) → String -
Gets a string representation of the object. [...]
inherited
Operators
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operator ==(
Object other) → bool -
The equality operator. [...]
inherited


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Reflections
How do you organize all the code in a program written in Ruby? You can put your methods and lines of code into a package like a box containing similar items. You put all similar methods into a class so that they can be referenced later without typing out all the same lines of code again. In programming there is a motto "Never Repeat Yourself." You want to make the computer work for you and not the other way around. This is also why you make loops because the computer is good at repeating tasks.
Let's look at an example with ordering food.
class Dinner def initialize(appetizer, entree, dessert) @appetizer = appetizer @entree = entree @dessert = dessert end puts "Hi, welcome to The Playground" end
Here we define a class called Dinner (the name of the class must be capitalized). We create a method called method called initialize. If you have any arguments you want input into the class, this is where you label the arguments. You put the names of the arguments in parentheses after "initialize" with a comma after each argument if there is more than one. Here I have "appetizer", "entree", and "dessert". In order to use these variables across all methods anywhere in this Dinner class, I have to use an instance variable. This is denoted by an "@" before a variable name. So I created 3 instance variables equal to the arguments the user inputs when creating the class. When I run the program nothing happens. Nothing happens because I haven't called the class.
We can do that by adding this line outside the class and running it:
the_playground = Dinner.new("Calamari", "Maple Glazed Porkchop", "Black Mission Fig Sticky Toffee Pudding") #=> Hi, welcome to The Playground
Here, we created a new object with the class "Dinner" and put 3 arguments. We saved this to the variable "the_playground". This is actually the name of one my favorite restaurants in Southern California. It displays the welcome message when we ran it.
Let's make it print out the items that we ordered.
class Dinner def initialize(appetizer, entree, dessert) @appetizer = appetizer @entree = entree @dessert = dessert end puts "Hi, welcome to The Playground" def server puts "What would you like to have this evening?" end def order puts "I would like to have the #{@appetizer} for an appetizer." puts "I would like to have the #{@entree} for my main course." puts "I would like to have the #{@dessert} for dessert." end end the_playground = Dinner.new("Calamari", "Maple Glazed Porkchop", "Black Mission Fig Sticky Toffee Pudding") the_playground.server the_playground.order #=> Hi, welcome to The Playground What would you like to have this evening? I would like to have the Calamari for an appetizer. I would like to have the Maple Glazed Porkchop for my main course. I would like to have the Black Mission Fig Sticky Toffee Pudding for dessert.
We added a new method called "order" that puts the dish you want to order. In each sentence we reference the instance variable, which can be use used across methods in the same class.
We also added two more lines at the bottom that called the method "server" and "order" on "the_playground" variable. These methods that we defined within the class are called instance methods. These methods are only accessible to an object that is "Dinner" class. They can't be used outside the class.
Classes keep your code organized. You can think each class as mini specialized robots. Each class has a set of instructions like a robot. Each robot is specialized to do its own set of tasks. You can call on one robot or a couple robots to do certain tasks. This is much more efficient then making one big robot to do everything. In the programming world, it's much easier to change or fix an error in a specific class than in a huge program.
By the way, I have no idea how I went from food to robots. Maybe in the future, robots will be serving you food.


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First 2 months:
18 notaries do more than the threshold, 2 do under
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2 notaries are added.
2nd 2 months:
there are now 21 notries
none of them fall under the threshold
2 notries are added
3rd 2 months:
there are now 23 notaries
this continues until we get to 64
at 64 ... only bottom notries are neede to be replaced.
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Installation
There are two main things we want to install here. First, we want to install python and also a code editor called Visual Studio Code. You can think of a code editor as the Microsoft Docs for code. Throughout, make sure you are installing python3!
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Open terminal on your macbook. You can do a spotlight search or go into LaunchPad. The icon for terminal looks like this:
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First, we want to install Homebrew, which is a package that helps with installing Python. Type the following into terminal, which is from the website http://brew.sh/.
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"
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Step 3 should install python3 along with pip3, which is an installation package for python libraries. Type in the following to terminal to install the libraries required for this course:
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Now we want to start installing our code editor Visual Studio Code
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
For the beurre blanc, heat one tablespoon of the butter in a non-reactive pan over a medium heat. When the butter has melted, add the shallots, garlic, thyme, bay leaf and peppercorns and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until the shallots have softened but not coloured.
Add the white wine and wine vinegar and bring the mixture to the boil. Continue to boil until most of the liquid has evaporated, then gradually whisk in the chilled butter cubes, one at a time, until all of the butter has been incorporated into the mixture and the sauce has thickened and is glossy.
Strain the beurre blanc through a fine sieve into a warmed bowl, then season, to taste, with salt and pour over the lemon juice. Keep warm. (NB: Do not leave the beurre blanc in too warm a place or the sauce may split.)
For the trout, heat a large frying pan over a high heat. Sprinkle the flour onto a plate and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Pat the fish fillets fry with kitchen paper.
Dredge the trout fillets, skin-sides down, in the seasoned flour, then shake off any excess flour. Dip the floured sides of the trout fillets in the sunflower oil.
When the pan is hot, add the trout fillets, floured-sides down, and fry for 3-4 minutes, or until more than half of the trout flesh has turned opaque and the skin is crisp and golden-brown. (NB: The skin needs to be flat against the pan to crisp up all over, so press the trout fillets down with a fish slice if the heat makes them arch up.)
Turn the trout fillets over carefully and continue to fry for a further minute, or until the trout fillets are almost cooked through but are still slightly rare in the centre.
Meanwhile, for the samphire, add the samphire to a pan of boiling water (do not add salt) and cook for 2-3 minutes, or until tender. Drain well, then return the samphire to the pan, add the butter and lemon juice and season, to taste, with freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, divide the samphire between two warmed plates. Place the trout on top and spoon over the beurre blanc.


Snowdonia Marathon
Llanberis WAL
Website: www.snowdoniamarathon.co.uk
Race Winners
(35 runnings)
3:11:32 3:05:15 3:17:03 3:14:55 27 Oct
2007
2:41:28
3:13:21
29 Oct
2006
2:39:53
3:05:49
30 Oct
2005
2:46:50
3:20:49
31 Oct
2004
2:41:54
3:11:59
26 Oct
2003
2:38:44
3:11:02
27 Oct
2002
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28 Oct
2001
2:37:14
3:12:13
29 Oct
2000
2:48:12
3:06:52
31 Oct
1999
2:40:09
3:07:39
25 Oct
1998
2:43:16
3:07:26
26 Oct
1997
2:41:31
3:11:19
27 Oct
1996
2:40:53
2:59:42
29 Oct
1995
2:35:25
3:06:52
30 Oct
1994
2:32:54
3:12:55
31 Oct
1993
2:35:35
2:57:59
25 Oct
1992
2:36:41
3:01:32
27 Oct
1991
2:31:41
3:02:30
28 Oct
1990
2:37:30
3:04:56
29 Oct
1989
2:34:52
3:01:21
30 Oct
1988
2:33:57
2:56:43
01 Nov 1987
2:33:08
3:11:25
26 Oct
1986
2:33:31
3:17:40
27 Oct
1985
2:28:02
3:21:11
28 Oct
1984
2:29:08
3:28:19
30 Oct
1983
2:29:38
3:33:25
31 Oct 1982
2:34:09
3:42:04
Note: 1982 was the inaugural year. This course starts in Nant Peris and finishes in Llanberis with 1800 feet of
climb in two sections. The start and finish are about 5 km apart.
28 Oct
2017
2:36:54
Daniel Jones (ENG)
2:57:25
Hayley Munn (ENG)
29 Oct
2016
2:35:05
Russell Bentley (ENG)
3:03:59
Joanne Nelson (ENG)
24 Oct
2015
2:33:39
John Gilbert (ENG)
3:08:47
Tracy Mccartney (ENG)
25 Oct
2014
2:40:10
Alun Vaughn (WAL)
3:08:53
Andrea Rowlands (WAL)
26 Oct
2013
2:43:50
Rob Samuel-3
3:12:07
Sarah Caskey (ENG)
27 Oct
2012
2:35:42
Rob Samuel-2
3:06:26
Emily Gelder (WAL)
30 Oct
2011
2:36:45
Rob Samuel (WAL)
Kelly Morgan (WAL)
31 Oct
2010
2:36:24
Richard Gardiner (WAL)
Christine Howard (ENG)
24 Oct
2009
2:46:59
Julian Macdonald (WAL)
Shan Jones (WAL)
25 Oct
2008
2:44:40
Martin Cox-2
Alison Sedman-3
Shaun Milford (ENG)
Debbie Walters (ENG)
Dennis Walmsley-5
Adela Salt (ENG)
Dennis Walmsley-4
Elizabeth Hawker (ENG)
Dennis Walmsley-3
Alison Sedman-2
Martin Cox (ENG)
Alison Sedman (ENG)
cancelled
due to heavy snowstorm
cancelled
due to heavy snowstorm
Dennis Walmsley-2
Kathryn Drake-7
Philip Nicholls (ENG)
Sally Newman-2
Dennis Walmsley (ENG) (nc)
Sally Newman (ENG) (nc)
Mark Roberts (WAL) (nc)
Kathryn Drake-6 (nc)
John Allen (ENG) (nc)
Zoe Lowe-3 (nc)
Stuart Mills (ENG) (nc)
Carolyn Hunter-Rowe (ENG) (nc)
John Parker-2 (nc)
Kathryn Drake-5 (nc)
John Wieczorek (POL)
Kathryn Drake-4
Shane Snow (WAL)
Kathryn Drake-3
John Parker (ENG)
Kathryn Drake-2
Emlyn Roberts (WAL)
Zoe Lowe-2
Dewi Jones (WAL)
Zoe Lowe (ENG)
Kevin Gaskell-2
Kathryn Drake (ENG)
Kevin Gaskell (ENG)
June Cowper (ENG)
Jeffrey Norman-5
Pat Mee (ENG)
Jeffrey Norman-4
Rose Gillick (ENG)
Jeffrey Norman-3
Jean Robertson-3
Mike Neary (ENG)
Bridget Hogge (WAL)
Jeffrey Norman-2
Jean Robertson-2
Jeffrey Norman (ENG)
Jean Robertson (WAL)
(nc) =>
national championship
1999 Emlyn Roberts was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 2:41:13)
1999 Victoria Perry was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 3:10:38)
1998 Jo Groves was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 3:24:36)
1997 Richard Jones was the Welsh champion (5th place, 2:49:09)
1997 Dawn Kenwright was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 3:16:43)
1996 Howard Parsell was the Welsh champion (2nd place, 2:41:45)
1996 Victoria Musgrove was the Welsh champion (4th place, 3:21:47)
1995 Dewi Jones was the Welsh champion (3rd place, 2:39:37)
1995 Victoria Musgrove was the Welsh champion (2nd place, 3:09:51)
Most Wins (1982-date)
Men 5
Jeffrey Norman (ENG)
1982-83,1985-87
.
Dennis Walmsley (ENG)
1999,2001,2004-06
Women
7
Kathryn Drake (ENG)
1989,1992-95,2001
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners only)
No information on prize money has been reported for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec.km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men have run under 2:20 Women No women have run under 2:50
Last Updated on 30 Oct 2017
Contributors: Mick McGeoch (39), Klaas Loonstra (5)


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local
is the default, general purpose authentication scheme,
supporting Cookie
and JWT
login flows.
By default local
scheme is enabled and preconfigured. You can
set strategies.local
to false
to disable it.
To do a password based login by sending credentials in request body as a JSON object:
this.$auth.loginWith("local", {
data: {
username: "your_username",
password: "your_password",
},
});
Example for a token based flow:
auth: {
strategies: {
local: {
endpoints: {
login: { url: '/api/auth/login', method: 'post', propertyName: 'token' },
logout: { url: '/api/auth/logout', method: 'post' },
user: { url: '/api/auth/user', method: 'get', propertyName: 'user' }
},
// tokenRequired: true,
// tokenType: 'bearer'
}
}
}
Example for a cookie based flow:
auth: {
strategies: {
local: {
endpoints: {
login: { url: '/api/auth/login', method: 'post' },
},
tokenRequired: false,
tokenType: false
}
}
}
endpoints
Each endpoint is used to make requests using axios. They are basically extending Axios Request Config.
To disable each endpoint, simply set it’s value to false
.
propertyName
propertyName
can be used to specify which field of the
response JSON to be used for value. It can be false
to
directly use API response or being more complicated like
auth.user
.
tokenRequired
This option can be used to disable all token handling. Useful for Cookie only flows. (Enabled by default)
tokenType
Bearer
Authorization header type to be used in axios requests.


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Tomiwa is a true technology enthusiast who enjoys collaborating with developers across Africa to create amazing new prodicts and services. He is a experienced software engineer and programmer who first ran his first program at 9. He is particularly interested in empowering startups interested in providing truly global problems from a local context. He is a true volunteer and has volunteered for several causes including serving his country in the National Youth Service Corps as an anti corruption agent. He is very comfortable working as an individual as well as on a team.
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Android wear extends the Android platform to a new generation of wearable devices. The user experience is designed specifically for wearables. In this session you’ll see how to use the Android Wear SDK to build a connected cloud-powered application. Using Android Studio and it’s cloud extensions, you’ll see how to build an app that ‘listens’ for changes in stock prices, and notifies a wearable device. You’ll also see how to use voice controls on the device to trigger interactions with the app, such as buying or selling the stock after a notification. Call to action: Get the SDK and start building apps today!
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browseStorage is an open-source Web application that allows you, the developer, to offer your users an interface to your data stores (e.g.: databases) by merely configuring the expected general interface.
Little or no code writing is required.
browseStorage/config.php
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Abstract
Motivation: A new protocol for sequencing the messenger RNA in a cell, known as RNA-Seq, generates millions of short sequence fragments in a single run. These fragments, or ‘reads’, can be used to measure levels of gene expression and to identify novel splice variants of genes. However, current software for aligning RNA-Seq data to a genome relies on known splice junctions and cannot identify novel ones. TopHat is an efficient read-mapping algorithm designed to align reads from an RNA-Seq experiment to a reference genome without relying on known splice sites.
Results: We mapped the RNA-Seq reads from a recent mammalian RNA-Seq experiment and recovered more than 72% of the splice junctions reported by the annotation-based software from that study, along with nearly 20 000 previously unreported junctions. The TopHat pipeline is much faster than previous systems, mapping nearly 2.2 million reads per CPU hour, which is sufficient to process an entire RNA-Seq experiment in less than a day on a standard desktop computer. We describe several challenges unique to ab initio splice site discovery from RNA-Seq reads that will require further algorithm development.
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Interface: Pool
interface Pool<typedef t>
An allocation pool of a specific type memory objects.
The Pool allows components to allocate (get
)
and deallocate (put
) elements. The pool
does not require that deallocations be items which were
originally allocated. E.g., a program can create two
pools of the same type and pass items between them.
This allows, for example, a component to allocate a pool
of message buffers and freely buffer swap them on
Receive.receive events.
- Author:
-
Philip Levis
-
Kyle Jamieson
- Date:
-
$Date: 2008-06-04 03:00:31 $
Commands
command bool empty()
command t *get()
command uint8_t maxSize()
command error_t put(t *newVal)
command uint8_t size()
Commands - Details
empty
command bool empty()
- Returns:
-
Whether the pool is empty.
get
command t *get()
- Returns:
-
't* ONE_NOK' A pointer if the pool is not empty, NULL if
the pool is empty.
maxSize
command uint8_t maxSize()
- Returns:
-
Maximum size.
put
command error_t put(t *newVal)
- Parameters:
-
't* ONE newVal'
- Returns:
-
SUCCESS if the entry was put in successfully, FAIL
if the pool is full.
size
command uint8_t size()
- Returns:
-
How many elements are in the pool.


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French UFC Fighter KOs Brit Rival With Amazing ‘Rolling Thunder’ Kick - Video
30-year-old UFC fighter Davy Gallon faced off against 35-year-old English MMA veteran Ross Pearson in Brentwood, Essex on Saturday, with Pearson coming out of retirement specifically to take on the Frenchman.
MMA star and British former lightweight division ultimate fighting champion Ross Pearson saw his hopes for a comeback dashed on Saturday after Davy Gallon knocked him out in spectacular fashion with a heel kick to the face during the third round of their fight at Probellum 1.
The move, called the “rolling thunder,” caught Pearson off-guard, with the ninja-style kick leaving the event’s commentators shocked, with one simply commenting “Oh s***!” and a second screaming at the top of his lungs “Goodness me! I don’t even know what to call that!”
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Even Pearson’s fans had to give it up to Gallon, saying it was “the KO of the year for sure.”
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The loss was the veteran Pearson’s third consecutive defeat. The fighter has a record of 20 wins in his long, 38 fight career. Saturday’s bout improved Gallon’s stats to 17 wins, seven losses and two draws.


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Washington Square (PG) *** (out of ****) The Wings of the Dove (R) *** 1/2 (out of ****)
With each fall movie season comes a rash of literary adaptations dangled like bait in the Academy voter pool, and more often than not these films derive from the work of a single classic author. This year's featured author is Henry James, whose Washington Square and The Wings of the Dove are brought to the screen in intelligent, skillfully crafted translations that tower over last year's James adaptation, Jane Campion's maddeningly obtuse The Portrait of a Lady.
Washington Square centers on the romance between gawky, naive Catherine Sloper (Jennifer Jason Leigh), the daughter of the wealthy Dr. Austin Sloper (Albert Finney), and dashing but penniless Morris Townsend (Ben Chaplin). Naturally, their relationship does not sit well with Austin, who suspects Morris's true motives--after all, how could a poor young man honestly be enamored by the meek and woefully unrefined Catherine?--and does all within his power to keep his daughter and the suspected golddigger apart.
Agnieszka Holland's film is a joy to look at, yet for a film that focuses on a grand passion, the final product is strangely cold and distant. But that shortcoming is made up for by the work of the cast. Leigh may sound like a peculiar casting choice for a costume drama, but her trademark mannerisms and mumbly elocution are a perfect fit for the insecure, awkward Catherine. She has a nice rapport with the charming Chaplin, who sports a convincing Yank accent. Finney's Austin makes a despicable, yet archly funny, villain, and Maggie Smith provides some delightful comic relief as Catherine's hopelessly romantic Aunt Lavinia.
A more involving James adaptation is Iain Softley's swifter-moving and more understated The Wings of the Dove, which takes a more complex slant on the rich girl-poor boy romance. The woman of wealth here is Kate Croy (Helena Bonham Carter), who has a forbidden affair with common journalist Merton Densher (Linus Roache). Kate and Merton long to marry, but Kate refuses to give up her lofty position in society and the luxuries her snobby aunt (Charlotte Rampling) provides her. When wealthy, ailing American Milly Theale (Alison Elliott) arrives in London, Kate and a reluctant Merton engage in a cruel scheme that could ultimately enable them to marry without sacrificing Kate's riches.
What makes Wings soar above the fairly black-and-white Washington are the richly shaded characters and relationships, brought to vivid life by the central trio of actors. Despite her evil plot, Bonham Carter never allows the audience to lose the feeling that Kate truly does care about Milly--it's just that she cares about herself even more. Predictably, Merton develops feelings for Milly as well, but Softley and Roache wisely do not spell out whom he loves more, which creates genuine dramatic tension. Milly is weak in body, but deceptively so; inside she is strong in spirit and quite clear of mind. The sparkling Elliott, who was just about the only redeeming quality of last year's dreadfully overwrought Sundance sensation The Spitfire Grill, delivers a quiet performance that is astonishing in its power, most notably during a climactic tete-a-tete between Milly and Merton.
Whether or not Washington Square and The Wings of the Dove, which have both received favorable notices from critics, garner the hoped-for Oscar nominations remains to be seen; there is no question, however, that they are both quality pieces of filmmaking, with Wings being the worthier contender.
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Monitoring UK government websites for their use of open and proprietary document formats.
In 2014 the UK government announced that open standards would be used for sharing government documents.
Unfortunately, not all files on UK government websites are published in
an open format yet, some are still published in a proprietary format. The
RoboDoc project focuses on editable documents that should be in the open
format called ODF. It aims to crawl the UK government websites and make a
list of editable documents and record whether they are in an open or
proprietary format. Files in the ODF format end in odt
,
ods
or odp
. Files in a proprietary format
commonly end in doc
, docx
, xls
and
xlsx
.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/686899/Country_returns_guide_-_March_2018.xls
published
in ODF. Here's my
latest
tweet:
@ukhomeoffice The spreadsheet on https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/country-returns-guide is in a proprietary format. Can you publish it in an open format instead please? Thanks! https://tlocke.github.io/robodoc/I thought it would be good to thank people when they had published docs in an open format, rather than complaining all the time, so I tweeted this:
@ukhomeoffice @gdsteam Thanks for publishing the spreadsheet at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/home-office-august-2017 in an open format! https://tlocke.github.io/robodoc/
I did another run on 17th March, and the results are available for download. This time it looked at 80,000 pages and it showed that 21% of documents are in an open format. Here's a graph of the results broken down by year of publication:
The latest run of the RoboDoc crawler tells us that of the documents published in 2018, only 12% were in an open format. Now that we've got some reasonable data, the next question is how to use it to increase that percentage. I tweeted about this, and here's the conversation:
@OpenForumEurope only 14% of editable docs on http://www.gov.uk are in an open format https://tlocke.github.io/robodoc/ not sure where to go from here
Maël Brunet @MaelB
Mar 6
Replying to @t_locke @OpenForumEurope
Cool project ! We did something a while ago at EU level http://fixmydocuments.eu/ the figures we found were even lower than yours in the UK.
Maël Brunet
@MaelB
Mar 6
Also unsure what can be done to improve. We tried a bit of name & shame + contacting the relevant services but there's just so many documents out there. Unfortunately I think this is seen as a very low priority.
So, I've decided to pick a document that was published in a
proprietary in 2018:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/686899/Country_returns_guide_-_March_2018.xls
and contact the government about that single document. On
the page
that links to this document, there's a link called 'Is there anything
wrong with this page?'. Clicking on the link reveals a form with two
fields. Here's what I submitted:
What were you doing?
Clicking on the link https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/country-returns-guide on the page https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/country-returns-guide.
What went wrong
The spreadsheet is in a proprietary format, but as I understand it, government policy is to publish spreadsheets in the open format ODF:
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/open-document-formats-selected-to-meet-user-needs
Thanks for your help,
Tony Locke
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I'll post an update if I get a reply.
| 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0% | 0% | 2% | 10% | 12% | 28% | 12% |
.xls
,
.xlsx
, .doc
or .docx
. The titles
of the CSV are:
document_url
: The URL of the offending document.
file_extension
link_url
: The page that the link to the document is on.
crawl_timestamp
: The point in time when the document
was found.
.xls
, .xlsx
,
.doc
or .docx
. The titles of the CSV are:
document_url
: The URL of the offending document.
file_extension
link_url
: The page that the link to the document is on.
crawl_timestamp
: The point in time when the document
was found.
The spreadsheets are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
If a document is written in an open format, anyone can freely write editing and viewing software for the format. This means that users aren't beholden to a single vendor of software. In contrast, if a document is written in a proprietary format, then the user can be locked-in to using software from a single vendor.
For example, web pages are written in the open format HTML, which means there's a good choice of web browser (eg. Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari or Google Chrome).
A WikiBook on open standards has been written which includes a section on the benefits of open standards.
The RoboDoc code is on GitHub at https://github.com/tlocke/robodoc. Suggestions, contributions or bug reports are very welcome. Please open a new issue on GitHub.


This is an example of the new (in version 5.28) RGraph.Activity
class.
(You can read the documentation page for the Activity meter here.
Previously to get this sort of chart a large amount of custom code was necessary but now
the chart has been given its own class - which is in the RGraph.activity.js
file.
The colors and quantity of the rings are specified by you and the icons are configurable (or can be
replaced with text if you prefer. The chart can be animated using the grow
effect, adjusted and can now also have tooltips.
<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.activity.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<div style="float: right; display: inline-block"> <canvas id="cvs" width="450" height="450" style="background-color: black;">[No canvas support]</canvas> </div>This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the
canvas
tag(s):


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| | |
- Converter
- Document
class Converter |
| | |
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, filename)
- convert(self, save_format, remote_folder='', storage_type='Aspose', storage_name=None)
- convert an email message document to a different format
:param save_format:
:param remote_folder: storage path to operate
:param storage_type: type of storage e.g Aspose, S3
:param storage_name: name of storage e.g. MyAmazonS3
:return:
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class Document |
| | |
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, filename)
- get_attachment(self, attachment_name, remote_folder='', storage_type='Aspose', storage_name=None)
- :param attachment_name:
:param remote_folder: storage path to operate
:param storage_type: type of storage e.g Aspose, S3
:param storage_name: name of storage e.g. MyAmazonS3
:return:
- get_property(self, property_name, remote_folder='', storage_type='Aspose', storage_name=None)
- :param property_name:
:param remote_folder: storage path to operate
:param storage_type: type of storage e.g Aspose, S3
:param storage_name: name of storage e.g. MyAmazonS3
:return:
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Creating a Hotkey Workflow
One of the easiest workflow types you can create is a hotkey-triggered one; With a quick hotkey, you can launch an application or file in an instant.
What can I use hotkeys for?
Hotkeys can trigger a wide range of actions:
- Launch one or more applications, open folders or files with just a hotkey combination
- Pop up Alfred with a keyword or filter pre-filled
- Launch a script or AppleScript to perform an action
Creating a hotkey workflow
In this tutorial, I'll create a simple hotkey workflow to launch a few of the applications I use many times a day.
Launch Alfred's preferences to the Workflows tab. Click the + button in the bottom left of the preferences and select Templates > Files & Apps > Launch file group from hotkey.
When the "Details" tab slides down, give your workflow a name and a bundle ID, which uniquely identifies the workflow. Optionally, you can also drag an icon to the well in the top right.
Double-click the "Hotkey" object and type in the hotkey you want to use. Click "Save" to close.
For more details on the Action and Argument settings in this preference pane, and on using Related Apps, see the Hotkey Triggers page.
Next, double-click on the object to the right, the "Launch Apps/Files" object. Drop the application, folder or file you'd like to launch with your hotkey.
In this case, I've searched for iTunes using Alfred and dragged it directly from Alfred's search results to the dropdown. Click "Save" once you've added the applications or files you want to launch.
You can select multiple applications or files to launch at once. For example, if you're editing photos, you may want Photos, Aperture and Safari launched at once, in which case you would simply drag all three to this window.
I now have a single hotkey launching a single application, so I could stop here. However, I'd like to add more applications and hotkeys to this particular workflow.
To add to your existing workflow:
- Right-click anywhere on your workflow canvas
- Add an object from Triggers > Hotkeys. Set the hotkey you want to use, and save
- Right-click the hotkey object and choose "Insert After" > Actions > Launch Apps / Files
- Add the apps/files you want to launch, and save
You can add as many of these hotkeys as you need for your most common applications and files, or you can connect the hotkeys to various other actions.
Your workflow is now ready to use; Press the hotkey combination you've set to launch the apps/files. Instant productivity boost!
Discover more Alfred features
Take a look at the Guides and Tutorials page for more great tips on using Alfred.


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Australia and coal: If the supply is reduced, renewables look better
To submit a letter to The Age, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please include your home address and telephone number.
The promotion of enduring coal production by Anthony Albanese is disappointing. It is not realistic to suggest that coal production should cease "immediately", but that it be phased out over possibly 15 to 20 years, starting with thermal coal. Certainly no new mines, including Adani, should be built. If the supply is reduced, the world price will rise, making renewable energy even more attractive everywhere.
New enterprises based on pollution-free energy sources, and building some of those sources in coal mining areas, will provide alternative jobs during a transition that simply must happen. Further delay in starting this process makes no sense.
Peter Barry, Melbourne
An unprincipled cop-out
Anthony Albanese's claim that "If we don't export the coal someone else will" is the classic unprincipled cop-out. If we took positive action we could phase out our coal industry and have a vast solar energy industry up and running by 2030. More jobs could be created doing that than would ever be lost from the coal mines. And we would take the world with us. Reg Murray, Glen Iris
We need to earn a living
If we do as these folks are demanding, it raises a few really huge questions. First, how will all those without a job when the coal mines close be able to continue to earn a living? Next, how can most of us afford the hugely increased cost of electricity if this happens?
There are many other important questions, too, but being able to get an acceptable answer to these here is essential to many of us.
Geoff Cass, Tewantin, Qld
Obvious political expediency
What is Anthony Albanese thinking? Here we are in a situation where the majority of people agree that climate change is the biggest issue that we are facing (in fact, that it is an emergency) and he still wants to export coal.
It is morally incorrect. The argument that countries will find coal from other sources, while our coal producers will lose their jobs doesn't sit comfortably. It is obvious political expediency to gain Queensland votes.
The obvious solution is to find other industries to provide work for those who lose their jobs. Perhaps in renewables. It wont be an easy job, but politicians need to start thinking laterally and in global terms, not in the mind frame of best ways to gain votes.
 Phasing down coal exports will increase world coal prices and add to incentives to move to renewable energy. It would also show leadership by Australia, which would help move the global community to meet the imperative of zero emissions by mid century.
Where is the mention of industry policies to enable coal industry workers to transition to industries of the future? No doubt this is a major challenge, but it has to be faced. With huge areas of the country either ablaze or in drought, continuation of fossil-based energy is a recipe for worsening disasters in the future.
Michael Hassett, Blackburn
The nuclear option
Considering the enormous amount of fear and paranoia about what Australia should do about removing fossil-fuel-based energy, a little clear thinking may be appropriate.
We have existing coal-fired continuous-energy generators in each state that have life expectancies of 10 years or more into the future. We have producers of CO2-free continuous energy using nuclear energy who are willing to assist us with our setting up of production with technology and manufacturing support.
If we build nuclear reactors now we can phase out our ageing fossil energy in a seamless way with no loss of power to industry or domestic customers. It breaks down to, do the public want to shift away from CO2-polluting power or are they just protesting because it's the new religion of the supposedly culturally aware. The actual work of removing CO2 in the environment in energy is staring us in the face.
Roger Wolfe, Balwyn
THE FORUM
The Greens are failing us
David Crowe (Comment, 6/12) is too kind to the Greens when analysing their unconscionable decision to side with the Liberals and vote down Kevin Rudd's emissions trading scheme 10 years ago.
This was the first of two fateful acts of political opportunism and pure-minded stupidity by the Greens – the other was to side with the Liberals and Nationals in rejecting Julia Gillard's Malaysia solution on asylum seekers – that ultimately helped to cripple Labor at the 2013 election and give Tony Abbott an armchair ride into The Lodge. What a legacy!
As long as the Greens remain focused on the wrong enemy – devoting most of their resources to a mindless political turf war with Labor in the cities – while striving for unachievable policy purity, their main achievements will be counted in electoral victories for Liberal politicians of conservative bent.
The progressive side of politics in this country deserves smarter and more selfless behaviour from a party that should be one of its main pillars.
Tom Ormonde, Fitzroy North
Strange 'training'
About two years ago my husband bought me a voucher for a facial at the local beauty salon, at a cost of $95.
I asked the young woman doing my facial if they were paid properly, as there was a wage scandal happening at the time. Imagine my shock when she said she was paid $5. I asked "$5 a day?" and she said no, $5 per week. As a beauty student at the local TAFE, she was required to work at a salon as part of the course.
I went straight to my MP's office to check if this was legal, and was told it is. However, during my treatment at the salon, no senior employee came to check on her treatments, no one was at the desk asking for feedback when I paid, and no one phoned me afterwards. Strange kind of training – more like exploitation. I haven't been back there as this episode left a nasty taste in my mouth. And from my $95, this young woman earned less than 10¢.
Jan Hart, Narre Warren South
It's not working
From the front page to the back page of Saturday's Age it is clear that the variety of capitalism dominant in Australia is not working (7/12).
We have yet another example of wage theft on the front page; the triumph of Toyota in the wrap-around to remind us that we don't make them here any more; the ever-present whiff of corruption around property development; the climate change-induced raging bushfires; the boom and bust of gold and property prices and shares; the stagnation in wages and household income.
We really can and must do better.
Stewart Sweeney, North Adelaide
The new reality
There is a new reality: parliamentarians can say any transparent falsehood and utter easily fact-checked nonsense and there are no consequences.
Now it doesn't matter if there is no basis for any claim, just making the claim is enough as long as it is aimed at the tribal enemy. And responsibility is lost along with truth. Once, ministers were stood down on a whiff of falsehood. Then ministers became a protected species but some underling was sacked. Now, not even that happens – MPs are literally scot-free.
Trivial examples abound; we all know them. But what are the political consequences of denying serious dangers of climate change? Fifty years of warnings by real experts and we are still only getting puerile point-scoring in Parliament while scrolling continuously across our TV screens are bushfire evacuation warnings one after another.
As was said of another parliament in another country, "You have sat too long for any good you have been doing lately ... In the name of God, go!"
Donald Newgreen, Brunswick West
Please explain
It seems that the Drought Minister is calling for a secondary boycott of Coles. How does he reconcile this when the government is busy drafting legislation to prevent these types of actions, or will there be differing categories of "secondary boycotts" depending on who calls for them?
Adrian Cope, Gisborne
No Coles for me
Dairy products are a food staple in Australia and our dairy farmers produce a quality product. To do so they have to work extremely hard, milking cows morning and night, seven days a week, for much of the year. They deserve a decent return for their efforts.
When Coles introduced the option of its customers paying a voluntary small premium to "assist the struggling dairy farmers" I declined to participate, believing that it was just tokenism and that if Coles were truly serious about this issue it would be raising prices across the board and paying the farmers their just reward. The recent news that Coles failed to fully pass on a 10¢ drought levy to the farmers has confirmed my cynicism.
I have enjoyed shopping at the newly rebuilt Coles at Elsternwick. However, in protest at the company's conduct, I will be boycotting Coles for at least six months, just as I did with 7-Eleven when I heard about its underpayment of many of its most vulnerable employees.
What will it take for corporate Australia to demonstrate that it has a moral compass? Name and shame and hit them in the hip pocket!
Murray Mehmet, Elsternwick
A hollow defence
I live in Anthony Albanese's electorate, where for days now the air has been thick with bushfire smoke. Like many, I'm anxious about the dangerous summers to come. Australia is one of the world's top exporters of thermal coal, and burning coal is the No.1 driver of climate change.
Albanese can't lean on the hackneyed defence – if we don't sell it, someone else will ("Albanese backs coal exports", 9/12). Everyone must act if we stand a chance of a safe future.
Alison Orme, Marrickville
His art speaks truths
The anti-war artwork of the Sydney-based artist Abdul Abdullah, now censored by a Queensland gallery, ("Anti-war artworks removed in censorship row", 9/12), in response to complaints by the conservative Liberal politician George Christensen, belongs to a noble historic tradition stretching back a century.
The caustic satire of his works entitled For we are young and free and All let us rejoice has a parallel in a famous 1917 poem by Wilfred Owen, inspired by a gas attack on the Western Front, which he, as a serving British soldier, witnessed. His ironically entitled work, Dulce et Decorum est, meaning "It is sweet and fitting [to die for one's country]", was just one of a number of powerful protests by the group termed the British War Poets.
At a time when a high proportion of PTSD-affected returned Australian war personnel are taking their lives, Abdullah's art speaks truths that should be acknowledged rather than suppressed.
Jon McMillan, Mount Eliza
Keeping them quiet
If you want "quiet Australians" don't tell them anything alarming. Keep quiet about the real level of unemployment, don't mention climate change, please don't remind the public about the asylum seekers on Manus Island and Nauru and their torment without end, lack of medical care and desperation.
Concentrate on sports news, "reality" TV programs and other trivia. The ABC fulfils its charter obligations by informing the public about the deficiencies of government, the cruelty and incompetence of our rulers. No wonder the funding of the ABC is cut. No government wants to be exposed.
Gael Barrett, Balwyn North
Logic must prevail
At the start of the holiday season, it would be such a relief if we could actually look at the problem of road safety without it becoming the usual confrontational political slanging match.
Benjamin Preiss ("The change building on our roads", Comment, 9/12) does us all a favour by focusing on the efforts to reduce speed limits, based on research that demonstrates what a positive difference this can make. I've never seen any research that shows comparable safety benefits from increased speed limits, and yet there's always a massive outcry against proposals to reduce speed on some roads.
It's time for logic and common sense to prevail over short-sighted self-interest. All governments claim that public safety is one of their primary concerns: reducing and monitoring speed limits would be a tremendously cost-effective way of achieving this.
Jenifer Nicholls, Armadale
It's not shocking
Why does The Age continue to describe Victoria's road toll as "shocking" when the increase is entirely attributable to population growth, in fact on a per capita basis the rate continues to trend down?
Phil Bodel, Ocean Grove
Not efficient, but fishy
When I was at school we learnt that human civilisation was built on its past. The things that distinguished "civilised" peoples from the barbarians was their support for art, writing, music and architecture.
Hence the heritage of famous civilisations such as those of the Greeks, the Egyptians, the ancient Chinese. Then there was the Renaissance, bursting out of the Dark Ages with art and music that has provided the foundation for much of the Western world's art, music, literature and architecture.
Now I read that Scott Morrison is lumping Art in with Infrastructure for the sake of "efficiency". Is this the start of a new Australian Dark Age? It's not efficient, it's fishy.
Michael Cramphorn, Caulfield North
AND ANOTHER THING
Politics
Anthony Albanese has just joined the Coalition's push to export Australian coal, using the hangman's argument. Who do we vote for now if climate change is important to us?
Cath Dyson, Mount Eliza
The Opposition Leader says that Australia should continue to export coal because if we don't then someone else will. It's immoral to profit by someone else's suffering, and in this case it is the suffering of all future generations.
Bob Hale, Malvern
Apart from getting rid of the Australian car industry and running down the public service and ABC just what has the Coalition achieved since taking power in Australia more than six years ago?
Phil Alexander, Eltham
PISA results
To support our leaning tower that is PISA, we need to follow Germany and strengthen the foundations – preschools and teacher support – and limit screen time
Greg Curtin, Blackburn South
An excellent article from Matt Holden ("Beware culture warriors bearing PISA", Comment, 9/12). All you want after 13 years of schooling is for your child to achieve their best and be able to explore the opportunities and choose what they want to do in life.
Susan Munday, Bentleigh East
Medevac
Michael Burd writes that "Most sensible, fair-minded Australians agree medevac was being abused" (And Another Thing, 7/12). What is your evidence for this statement?
Kevin Collins, Hawthorn East.
The arts
The arts are supposed to transport our souls, aren't they? So what's the problem?
Peter McCarthy, Mentone
Finally
I hear that electricity prices are going to tumble – by 5 per cent over three years. Call that a drop? More like a drip to me.
John Cummings, Anglesea
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