'Murdered' Grace Millane's woodland grave where body was found in muddy suitcase
Grace Millane's alleged killer is said to have stuffed her body in the suitcase before burying it in bushland in Auckland, New Zealand.
by Matthew Dresch, Stephen D'Antal, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/The shallow grave where Grace Millane's naked body was found stuffed inside a suitcase after she was allegedly murdered have been shown to a court.
Jurors were shown images of the moment detectives found the suitcase in a wooded area outside Auckland where she had been on a Tinder date.
Police tracked down the burial site through the movements of the 27-year-old defendant’s phone, which led them to a lay-by about 10 miles west of the city.
Police and forensic experts have already told the court how the shallow grave was found about 15 yards from the road.
Grace's body was naked, but intact, in a foetal position.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is currently on trial for murdering the British backpacker, although he claims she died by accident during rough sex.
An elaborate web of lies concocted by the accused collapsed when he was confronted by a photograph of himself entering his hotel with a suitcase, Auckland High Court heard today.
Video of the suspect’s first police interview was played to the jury at the man’s murder trial in New Zealand.
For more than an hour, he gave an account packed with details of how he said he had spent the night of his Tinder date with Grace five days before.
With a photograph of the young university graduate, then being treated as a missing person, on the table in front of him, he said he had said goodbye to Grace with “a hug and a kiss on the cheek”, hoping to see her the next day to celebrate her 22nd birthday.
Then, he told Detective Sergeant Ewen Settle, he had gone to meet a work colleague but ended up drinking himself into a stupor in a pub and waking up in his apartment the next day believing he had been carried in by the concierge.
He was a heavy drinker at weekends, he said, when he tended to “go crazy”, and after sharing cocktails with Grace he had gone to a bar and drunk 10 glasses of Tui beer, paid for in cash, and treated 20 other people to drinks.
He said he woke up the next morning, had “a bit of a vomit” looked at his phone and saw it was 10am. He had tried to text Grace on Tinder the next day but she had unmatched him.
Later that morning he had gone for “a scotch fillet, medium rare, with mushrooms, chips and salad” for breakfast before having a nap and going to meet a friend from work, he told DS Settle.
The detective told him the search for Grace, whose parents had reported her missing the previous day, was ongoing and he asked if the alleged killer would give a voluntary DNA sample.
The man responded: “100 per cent. I know I haven’t done anything wrong so I’m happy to do it.”
DS Settle said: “We are very, very concerned for her safety. She might be dead and it could be that you’ve done it."
The jury of seven women and five men watched, however, as instead of proceeding with the DNA sample, DS Settle told him minutes later: “We have reached a point where we have to advise you of your rights.”
He showed the man a photograph of him entering the CityLife hotel, where he lived, at 8.15am on the Sunday with a suitcase he had bought that morning and told him: “You haven’t told the truth. You’ve told a lie.”
The man said: “I’m being truthfully honest with you, I’ve still got that bag in my room.
“I might have got the times wrong but if you are assuming I was using that suitcase for something I’ve still got it in my room and you guys can have it.
“It came from The Warehouse [a chain store]. I bought it that day because I was having to move all the stuff out of my room.”
The man said he had to remove all his blankets and pillows and belongings.
In fact, the trial has heard, he used the suitcase to take Grace’s body in a hire car to remote, dense woodland where he buried it in a shallow grave early on Monday morning.
The Crown say he bought a second, identical suitcase which was left in his room at CityLife.
He is accused of strangling Grace, from Wickford in Essex, during sex before watching a string of hardcore pornographic videos on his mobile phone.
The man says she died accidentally after asking him to choke her during sex to increase her enjoyment.
After the footage of the man’s interview, the jury saw CCTV footage which showed him on Sunday morning buying the suitcase, cleaning equipment and going for another Tinder date on Sunday afternoon, as Grace lay dead at CityLife.
Her body was discovered a week after her death when police tracked the man’s cellphone movements.
He denies murder.
The trial continues.


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Master Data Management came a long way
in last decade or so. There are currently more than 20 MDM solutions catering
to various specializations of MDM like Customer Data Integration (CDI), Product
Information Management (PIM), vendor and supplier management etc. However most
of these solutions come with licensing costs amounting to thousands of dollar.
To offer a completely free solution which would be made available through
Apache 2.0 license, A Project is started in 2017 under the name ‘Yugandhar Open MDM Project’ to build Open Source MDM
solutions catering to CDI, PIM and Data Governance Capabilities. Yugandhar in Sanskrit means Ever Lasting and the strongest
of its time. Our vision is to build the strongest, Open Source, Multi Domain,
Cross Industry and completely free MDM Solution.
We are happy to announce that the first
release of the Yugandhar MDM Hub catering to CDI
solution is built with Open source technologies like Spring and Hibernate etc,
inbuilt data Model, 400+ ready to use services and having incredible Out of the
Box capabilities is currently being distributed. We aim to make the current CDI
offering the strongest and Planning to bring Data Stewardship and PIM solutions
in upcoming years.
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Providing Industry
standard MDM solution for harmonization of Customer Master Data.
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In built and Extendable
Customer Master Data Model for maintaining Person and Organization master data
along with Account, Address, Phone Number, Identifiers, Grouping, Vehicle,
Preference, Property and party relationships etc.
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Built using Open Source
technologies – Spring boot, Hibernate
and JBoss
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Built on Service Oriented
Architecture (SOA) having 450+ prebuilt ready to use services
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RESTful and MQ enabled
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Rapid Development using
Hibernate Reverse Engineering Tool and Yugandhar Code
generation Templates (Freemarker).
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Free and Open Data Model
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450+ prebuilt ready to
use services, 50+ Composite and 400 Base table services
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Embedded and extendable
data validations and business rules
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Multilingual Reference
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jsr107 compliant Ehcache based caching framework
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Integrated with Maven
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Match and Merge framework
(Beta)
We have provided comprehensive
documentation about the project. Refer the documentation section at below github link
https://github.com/yugandharproject/YugandharMDMHub/tree/master/resources/documentation
You may start with the Architectural
overview to understand the architectural components and capabilities of the MDM
Hub. APIAndTransactionRefrenceGuide, DataModelGuide and DevelopementAndCustomizationGuide
should follow the next. To take a dip dive on having hands on of running the applications
refer the DevelopementEnvironmetSetup and CodeGenerationGuide.
The supported configuration for hosting
Yugandhar MDM Hub primarily depends on redhat jboss, Oracle and Springboot Framework configuration
Refer jboss
System requirements here
https://access.redhat.com/articles/2026253
Refer Springboot
System Requirements here
We are summarizing the requirements for
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JBoss EAP
7.1 full runtime or later
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Oracle Database 11g Enterprise
Edition Release <IP_ADDRESS>.0 - 64bit Production or Later
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JBoss
Integrated Artemis Messaging broker
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Java jdk
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addition, Service Pack 1 or later
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8GB RAM and 100 GB Storage
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Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web
Developers. Neon.3 Release (4.6.3) or later
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Java jdk
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Spring Boot 1.5.6.RELEASE
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Hibernate Tools
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Oracle Database 11g Express
Edition Release <IP_ADDRESS>.0
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Oracle SQL Developer
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SOAPUI or any other tool to test
REST services
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connectivity is needed to setup workspace. If internet is not available because
of any reason then all the software and Maven jars needs to be manually
downloaded which might be tedious task.
https://github.com/yugandharproject/YugandharMDMHub/tree/master/resources/documentation
https://yugandharproject.github.io/YugandharMDMHub/resources/javadocs/index.html
https://yugandharproject.github.io/YugandharMDMHub/resources/dbdocs/index.html
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Rakesh Vikhar : Having 12+ years of industry experience in working with various Master data Management projects across Banking, manufacturing, automotive and retail domain.
Sneha Borkar: Having 4+ year’s experience in software development and research.
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Wallabies legend's plea to Australian rugby fans: Get behind Dave Rennie
by Online EditorsNoting that sport was like business, rugby great Michael Lynagh has implored Australia’s doubting fans to get behind the Wallabies new Kiwi coach, declaring Dave Rennie as simply the best man for the job.
Critics have been quick to predict more doom and gloom after the five-year reign of fellow well-credentialled New Zealander Robbie Deans ended in 2013 without a single Bledisloe Cup series win.
Even Rennie’s predecessor Michael Cheika hoped Rugby Australia would punt on a home-grown coach to take charge.
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But with RA chief Raelene Castle claiming there were no sufficiently qualified Australian candidates, Rennie this week signed on for the next four years.
And 23 years into rugby’s professional era, Lynagh says Australia’s passionate and patriotic need to take a pragmatic approach to Rennie’s appointment.
“Sport’s very emotional so of course we want an Australian coaching Australia. England want an Englishman coaching England too and they’ve got an Australian coach,” Lynagh told AAP on Friday.
“Different sports have all got different nationalities coaching them.
“I take the emotion out of it and say: ‘OK, what would a business fellow in New Zealand do? What would an engineering company do when looking for a new leader and they put an ad in the paper?’
“They’d try and find the best person to interview for that job.
“If Dave Rennie’s gone through the process and is the best person for that job, then so be it.
“He happens to be a New Zealander, but he’s done all this body of work and he’s actually quite an experienced guy.”
Hailed as Australian rugby’s saviour when ushered in after the Wallabies’ 2007 World Cup quarter-final flop, Deans wound up a target for disillusioned fans when Australia were unable to wrestle back the Bledisloe during his six attempts.
Lynagh believes the best solution is for Rennie to groom Australian coaches – as RA hopes he does as they pursue Europe-based pair Matt Taylor and Scott Wisemantel – so that the Wallabies’ next head coach will indeed be a local.
“What I do hope is that some of, if not all, of his staff could be Australians because you only get experience in international coaching by doing it,” Lynagh said at the launch of the International Rugby Academy of Australia in Sydney.
“If he takes along a few Australians with them, then fantastic.
“But if he’s the best person for the job, give him a big tick and get behind him.”
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--- title: Downstream Analysis - R keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar nb_path: "05_Tutorial_Downstream_Analysis_R.ipynb" ---
Note: This tutorial was originally written using R Markdown. If you would like to run or edit the R Markdown document, it can be found here
Our original demo dataset consisted of 67 images of the Drosophila intestine from a MARCM genetic cell lineage experiment. GFP (C1 channel) marks genetic recombination events, and so clusters of GFP positive cells define "clones" of daughter cells that over time have grown out from a single parent cell. The remaining images include DAPI (C0 channel), which ubiquitously marks all cell nuclei; PDM1 (C2 channel), which labels EnteroCyte (EC) cells; and Prospero (C3 channel), which labels EnteroEndocrine cells.
We aimed to investigate: 1) Does gene of interest regulate cell proliferation? 2) Does our gene of interest control cell differentiation? 3) Does gene of interest effect local tissue cell arrangement and structure?
We will tackle each of these experimental aims using data previously generated by clonedetective.
Now we wrangle our data and plot results! Below, we do this using R tidyverse, cowplot and emmeans packages.
#hide_output
knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE)
# stats
library(MASS)
library(emmeans)
library(lme4)
library(glmmTMB)
# tidying up stat outputs
library(broom.mixed)
# data wrangling
library(tidyverse)
# ehlp with plotting
library(cowplot)
library(ggpubr)
# absolute path to data
path_to_data <- "/Users/ottomorris/Documents/my_python_packages/clonedetective/data/example_results.csv"
count_df <- read_csv(path_to_data)
count_df %>% head()
Our first aim is to determine whether there is a difference in the number of cells per clone in mutant vs control animals. count_df
currently contains four rows for each cell - one for each of the four intensity image channels. Since we are presently interested in cell types and numbers, rather than the intensity values of individual cells, we can query count_df for a single intensity image channel. This ensures that count_data
contains only a single row for each cell.
For simplicity, we also filter out columns not required for counting the number and type of cells per clone.
count_df <- count_df %>%
pivot_wider(
names_from = int_img_ch,
values_from = c("total_intensity", "mean_intensity")
) %>%
dplyr::select(matches("clone$|_pos$|int_img"))
Next, we groupby clones per image and sum to get the number of cells of each type per clone.
count_df <- count_df %>%
group_by(int_img, GFP_clone) %>%
summarise(
EC = sum(EC_pos),
ECEE = sum(ECEE_pos),
preEC = sum(preEC_pos),
EE = sum(EE_pos),
ISCorEB = sum(ISCorEB_pos)
)
To ease downstream wrangling and plotting, we update some of the column metadata.
For example, when plotting, it will be helpful to label whether a cell is inside a clone (IC) or outside a clone (OC). This information is present within the GFP_clone column: 0 indicates if a cell is outside a clone, and >0 indicate if a cell is inside a clone.
We also can extract metadata stored within the image names. We know that images are named 'a1' if from a wild-type (ctrl) animal, and 'a2' if from a mutant (mut) animal. The 'a\dg\d\d' pattern of the image name identifies the gut (animal) from which an image is taken (e.g. 'a1g01' is ctrl animal gut 1) . Using this information, we can add 'genotype' and 'gut' columns.
count_df <- count_df %>% mutate(
clone_status = as.factor(if_else(GFP_clone == 0, "OC", "IC")),
genotype = as.factor(if_else(str_detect(int_img, "a1"), "ctrl", "mut")),
gut = as_factor(str_extract(int_img, "g\\d\\d")),
total = EC + ECEE + preEC + EE + ISCorEB
)
count_df_tidy <-
count_df %>%
pivot_longer(cols = EC:ISCorEB, names_to = "cell_type", values_to = "cell_num") %>%
mutate(cell_type = factor(cell_type, levels = c("ECEE", "EE", "EC", "preEC", "ISCorEB")))
We next generate a bar plot displaying cell numbers and types per clone. Here, we are only interested in plotting cells inside clones, and so we first filter on 'clone_status':
col_pal <- c("#000000", "#95a5a6", "#F57171", "#539DC2", "#008b68")
stacked_bar_mean <- count_df_tidy %>%
filter(clone_status == "IC") %>%
ggplot(aes(fill = cell_type, y = cell_num, x = genotype)) +
geom_bar(
position = "stack",
stat = "summary",
fun = "mean"
) +
theme_bw() +
scale_fill_manual(values = col_pal)
options(repr.plot.width = 3, repr.plot.height = 4)
stacked_bar_mean
From this plot we can see that 'mutant' clones are on average bigger than 'ctrl' clones. This suggests that mutation of our gene of interest may affect cell proliferation. Since we have count data, let's fit a negative binomial regression using the 'MASS' package to test if this difference is significant.
m1 <- glm.nb(total ~ genotype * clone_status, count_df)
glance(m1)
However, this simple model ignores the fact that each clone is 'nested' inside a gut. Errors may, therefore, correlate within guts, and so we should try to take account of this using a mixed-effect model:
m2 <- glmer.nb(total ~ genotype * clone_status + (1 | gut), count_df)
glance(m2)
This model shows shows an improved (note the improved AIC score). However, the current negative binomial distribution does not account for the fact that clone cannot contain 0 cells! We, therefore, adjust our model to use a truncated negative binomial distribution.
m3 <- glmmTMB(total ~ genotype * clone_status + (1 | gut), count_df, family = "truncated_nbinom2")
glance(m3)
This further improves the fit of our model.
We next move to test our desired contrast - do mutant clones possess fewer cells than control clones?
em_m3 <- emmeans(m3, ~ genotype * clone_status)
contrast(em_m3, "pairwise", by = "clone_status", adjust = "fdr") %>% tidy()
From this we see that the total number of cells per clone is significantly different in "ctrl" vs "mutant" animals.
Conclusion:\ These data are consistent with a role for our gene of interest in controlling cell proliferation. However, complementary studies are be required to test this hypothesis further and eliminate alternative theories, e.g. does our gene of interest enhance cell death, leading to few cells per clone.
Next, let's investigate whether the types of cells inside and outside clones are different in ctrl and mutant animals. This information will help us determine whether our gene of interest affects cell differentiation.
First, since we already know that 'mutant' clones possess fewer cells than 'ctrl' clones, it is helpful to summarise cell types as proportions and percentages. We also create a composite
prop_df_tidy <- count_df_tidy %>% mutate(
pro_cell_num = cell_num / total,
perc_cell_num = pro_cell_num * 100,
genotype_clone_status = interaction(genotype, clone_status, sep = "\n")
)
prop_df_tidy %>% head()
Next, we plot a stacked barplot as before. However, this time we plot percentage cell types:
stacked_bar_prop <- prop_df_tidy %>%
ggplot(aes(fill = cell_type, y = pro_cell_num, x = genotype_clone_status)) +
geom_bar(
position = "fill",
stat = "summary",
fun = "mean"
) +
theme_bw() +
scale_fill_manual(values = col_pal)
options(repr.plot.width = 3, repr.plot.height = 4)
stacked_bar_prop
This plot suggests there might be a difference in percentage cell-types of mutant clones vs ctrl. Let's investigate if these differences are statistically significant. Since we have proportional data, we construct a quasibinomal regression model:
ml_qb <- glm(pro_cell_num ~ genotype * clone_status * cell_type, family = quasibinomial(), prop_df_tidy)
Unfortunately, quasibinomal regression models do not currently support mixed-effects (via lme4 package). We, therefore, move onto our desired contrasts.
We wish to compare:
To do this, we setup pairwise contrasts by cell type and adjust for multiple comparisons using Benjamini/Hochberg false-discovery rate procedure:
e_ml <- emmeans(ml_qb, ~ genotype * clone_status * cell_type)
comp_results <- contrast(e_ml, "pairwise",
by = c("cell_type"),
adjust = "fdr"
)
stat_results <- comp_results %>% tidy()
stat_results %>% head()
To aid visualization, let's add these results to our stacked percentage barplot from earlier. We annotations only statistically significant comparisons:
stat_anots <- stat_results %>%
mutate(
p = case_when(
adj.p.value < 0.0001 ~ "****",
adj.p.value < 0.001 ~ "***",
adj.p.value < 0.01 ~ "**",
adj.p.value < 0.05 ~ "*",
adj.p.value < 1 ~ "ns"
),
) %>%
filter(p != "ns", contrast != "mut IC - ctrl OC") %>%
select(cell_type, contrast, p) %>%
mutate(contrast = str_replace_all(contrast, "\ ", "\n"),
y.position = c(1.05, 1.10, 1.15, 1.20, 1.25),
color = case_when(cell_type == 'EE' ~ "#95a5a6",
cell_type == 'EC' ~ "#F57171",
cell_type == 'ISCorEB' ~ "#008b68")) %>%
separate(contrast, sep = "\n-\n", c("group1", "group2"))
options(repr.plot.width = 3, repr.plot.height = 4)
stacked_bar_prop + stat_pvalue_manual(stat_anots, color = rep(stat_anots$color, each=3), tip.length=0.01)
Summary of results:
Conclusion:
Together, these data suggest mutation of our gene of interest may hinder ISC -> EC differentiation. However, complementary studies are be required to further test this hypothesis and eliminate alternative theories, e.g. does our gene of interest lead to enhanced EC cell death, resulting in higher percentage progenitor and EE cells.


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Our group set out to determine how the stylistic elements of a photograph would affect the success of style transfer. First, we collected an assortment of different images. Then, using an image editing API called "Cloudinary", we increased the contrast, blurriness, brightness, saturation, sepia, and red tint on each image in increments of 10%. We then passed these images through a style transfer neural network using the style of Edvard Munch's "The Scream". We compiled these images into a gallery and observed the results, noting the impact of transformations on the style transfer.
Introduction
Image Choices
We selected photographs that had a variety of different subject matters and colors. Some, like the maple, desert, and fire image, were selected to see how the neural network would handle photos of predominantly the same color and whether the neural network could distinguish between small details, despite the same coloration. The rainbow was selected for the opposite reason in order to observe how the neural network might style-transfer differently for various colors, despite their having the same texture and content. We also ensured that our photos had a variety of content, from cars and skylines to animals and humans, in order to determine the impact of content on style transfer.
Style Transfer Network
We chose to use a Tensorflow based Convolutional Neural Network designed for fast style tranfer. This network had pretrained style models, allowing us to skip the arduous process of training a whole new model. Additionally, this network was quick, allowing us to stylize almost a thousand images in a little under two hours. We were able to edit some functions in the network to allow for programatic access to the evaluation file, rather than the default command line only accessibility. This let us create a python program that performed all the image transformations and style transfer automatically.
Blur
Generally, we noticed that an increase in blur had very little impact on the result of the style transfer. However, this was unsuprising, for even 100% blurriness had little impact on the actual image. On the right, we see the real version of the image next to the blurry version of the image. Below them are the stylized versions of the two images. Can you even notice a difference?
Brightness
In general, brighter spots in photos seemed to turn into one particular part of the scream style after the style transfer -- specifically the red wave section.
In the rainbow, as the brightness percentage increased, a particularly bright spot in the middle of the image appeared. After the style transfer, the bright spot transformed into red waves, perhaps indicating a correlation between brightness and the particular red wave portion of the Scream.
On the other hand, in even brighter photos such as the skyline, the brighter sections appeared to transform into a matte red/brown color. Perhaps a reasonable conclusion would be that pictures of medium brightness correlate with the wave style, while pictures of much greater brightness correlate with a matte red/brown color.
Contrast
We observed minimal difference in the original photos when contrast was increased and even less difference in the photos after style transfer. Even in the maple photo, where one would expect a greater contrast in the colors to result in a better style-transfer (as the leaves would be more easily distinguishable from each other), we observed little difference in the stylized photos as contrast increased. Displayed are the stylizations of the low contrast and high contrast versions of the maple photo.
Saturation
We observed little difference in the original photos when saturation was increased, and naturally, very little difference in the photos after style transfer. Displayed are the original and stylized versions of the high saturation and low saturation hockey photos, both of which look nearly identical.
Sepia
Overall, a minimal sepia modification appeared to make the photograph mostly yellow and a greater sepia modification made the photographs have a brown/red tint.
Additionally, the sepia modifications of lower percentages ended up creating an overall yellow filter and erasing details in the photograph. However, higher levels of sepia allowed the style transfer to pick up the subtle contrasts in the photo and emphasize some details that were lost in the lower sepia modification.
For example, while the baby sepia of 100% appeared to be rather yellow, the style-transfer seemed to pick up on a greater contrast between the colors and brought out the shadows in the blanket behind the baby. On the other hand, with 10% sepia, the entire photo appears to be mostly yellow and the baby is barely discernable. In this case, a greater sepia transformation allowed the style-transfer to preserve details and pick up on more contrast.
The creepy photo of the baby was the low sepia version, while the beautiful photo is the high sepia version. The positive impact of sepia was truly astounding.
Red Tint
As the red tint increases, the photos are filtered with a reddish color. This causes the style transfer to apply the wave feature to more areas of the photo, suggesting that waves are directly correlated with the color red. This makes sense, as the waves in the scream are mostly reddish. This would imply that the style features in the network are actually accosiated with color. The top photo is a non-tinted version of the beach photo, while the bottom photo is a highly red-tinted version of the photo. The wave feature appears far more frequently in the red tinted photo.


Customizing the JupyterHub environment (TLJH)¶
This page describes how to set up your JupyterHub environment for The Littlest JupyterHub (TLJH) pathway.
A lot of the information on this page can be found within the TLJH Guide, specifically within the How-To Guides and Topic Guides.
Deploying a change to your JupyterHub configuration¶
First things first, to make changes to your JupyterHub configuration, you need to know how to deploy those changes. This section covers how to deploy a change with the commandline program tljh-config
.
All modifications to the base JupyterHub deployment are made with changes to this tljh-config
program.
Running tljh-config
¶
You can run tljh-config
in two ways:
From inside a terminal in JupyterHub while logged in as an admin user. This method is recommended.
By directly calling
/opt/tljh/hub/bin/tljh-config
as root when logged in to the server via other means (such as SSH). This is an advanced use case, and not covered much in this guide.
Set / Unset a configuration property¶
TLJH’s configuration is organized in a nested tree structure. You can set a particular property with the following command:
sudo tljh-config set <property-path> <value>
where:
<property-path>
is a dot-separated path to the property you want to set.<value>
is the value you want to set the property to.
This can only set string and numerical properties, not lists.
To unset a configuration property you can use the following command:
sudo tljh-config unset <property-path>
Unsetting a configuration property removes the property from the configuration file. If what you want is only to change the property’s value, you should use set
and overwrite it with the desired value.
Reloading JupyterHub to apply configuration¶
After modifying the configuration, you need to reload JupyterHub for it to take effect. You can do so with:
sudo tljh-config reload
This should not affect any running users. The JupyterHub will be restarted and loaded with the new configuration.
Comparison with Kubernetes deployment: config.yaml
¶
tljh-config
is a simple program that modifies the contents of the config.yaml
file located at /opt/tljh/config/config.yaml
. tljh-config
is the recommended method of editing / viewing configuration since editing YAML by hand in a terminal text editor is a large source of errors.
Customizing your Hub environment¶
The environment provided to your students is defined by the installer, which can be customized to fit your needs with packages and plugins. The installer can be customized with commandline parameters. The default installer is executed as:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jupyterhub/the-littlest-jupyterhub/master/bootstrap/bootstrap.py \
| sudo python3 - \
<parameters>
Installing Python packages in the user environment¶
--user-requirements-txt-url <url-to-requirements.txt>
installs packages specified in the requirements.txt
located at the given URL into the user environment at install time. This is very useful when you want to set up a hub with a particular user environment in one go.
For example, to install the latest requirements to run UC Berkeley’s data8 course in your new hub, you would run:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jupyterhub/the-littlest-jupyterhub/master/bootstrap/bootstrap.py \
| sudo python3 - \
--user-requirements-txt-url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/data-8/materials-sp18/master/requirements.txt
The URL must point to a working requirements.txt. If there are any errors, the installation will fail.
Installing TLJH plugins¶
The Littlest JupyterHub can install additional plugins that provide additional features. They are most commonly used to install a particular stack - such as the PANGEO Stack for earth sciences research, a stack for a particular class, etc.
--plugin <plugin-to-install>
installs and activates a plugin. You can pass it however many times you want. Since plugins are distributed as python packages, <plugin-to-install>
can be anything that can be passed to pip install
- plugin-name-on-pypi==<version>
and git+https://github.com/user/repo@tag
are the most popular ones. Specifying a version or tag is highly recommended.
For example, to install the PANGEO Plugin version 0.1 in your new TLJH install, you would use:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jupyterhub/the-littlest-jupyterhub/master/bootstrap/bootstrap.py \
| sudo python3 - \
--plugin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Modify the resources available to your users¶
To configure the resources that are available to your users (such as RAM, CPU and Disk Space), see the section User Limits. For information on resizing the environment available to users after you’ve created your JupyterHub, see Resize the resources available to your JupyterHub.
User Server Limits¶
limits.memory
Specifies the maximum memory that can be used by each individual user. By default there is no memory limit. The limit can be specified as an absolute byte value. You can use the suffixes K, M, G or T to mean Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte or Terabyte respectively. Setting it toNone
disables memory limits.sudo tljh-config set limits.memory 4G
Even if you want individual users to use as much memory as possible, it is still good practice to set a memory limit of 80-90% of total physical memory. This prevents one user from being able to single handedly take down the machine accidentally by OOMing it.
limits.cpu
A float representing the total CPU-cores each user can use. By default there is no CPU limit. 1 represents one full CPU, 4 represents 4 full CPUs, 0.5 represents half of one CPU, etc. This value is ultimately converted to a percentage and rounded down to the nearest integer percentage, i.e. 1.5 is converted to 150%, 0.125 is converted to 12%, etc. Setting it toNone
disables CPU limits.sudo tljh-config set limits.cpu 2
Resize the resources available to your JupyterHub¶
As you are using your JupyterHub, you may need to increase or decrease the amount of resources allocated to your TLJH install. The kinds of resources that can be allocated, as well as the process to do so, will depend on the provider / interface for your VM. We recommend consulting the installation page for your provider for more information. This page covers the steps your should take on your JupyterHub after you’ve reallocated resources on the cloud provider of your choice.
Currently there are instructions to resize your resources on the following providers:
Once resources have been reallocated, you must tell TLJH to make use of these resources, and verify that the resources have become available.
Verifying a Resize¶
Once you have resized your server, tell the JupyterHub to make use of these new resources. To accomplish this, follow the instructions in Configuring TLJH with tljh-config to set new memory or CPU limits and reload the hub. This can be completed using the terminal in the JupyterHub (or via SSH-ing into your VM and using this terminal).
TLJH configuration options can be verified by viewing the tljh-config output.
sudo tljh-config show
Double-check that your changes are reflected in the output.To verify changes to memory, confirm that it worked by starting a new server (if you had one previously running, click “Control Panel -> Stop My Server” to shut down your active server first), opening a notebook, and checking the value of the nbresuse extension in the upper-right.
To verify changes to CPU, use the
nproc
from a terminal. This command displays the number of available cores, and should be equal to the number of cores you selected in your provider’s interface.nproc --all
To verify currently-available disk space, use the
df
command in a terminal. This shows how much disk space is available. The-hT
argument allows us to have this printed in a human readable format, and condenses the output to show one storage volume. Note that currently you cannot change the disk space on a per-user basis.df -hT /home
Authorization for your hub¶
Authorization allows you to control who has access to your JupyterHub, as well as keep track of who is accessing the hub.
There are many options for authorization with JupyterHub. The Data 8 deployment uses the Berkeley CalNet authentication system, which is part of the Google “G Suite”. Your authentication approach depends on how your university authenticates. You can also choose authentication with popular services like GitHub.
See the TLJH Authentication Guide for information about various authentication options and how to enable them.
For this guide, we’ll show you how to authenticate using GitHub usernames, as this is a free service that is more widely-accessible than the particular authentication system that any one university uses.
Authenticating with GitHub¶
To authenticate with GitHub, take the following the steps outlined in the TLJH Github Authentication Guide.
Note: The DSEP authorization configuration can be found here.
Adding admin users¶
--admin <username>:<password>
adds user <username>
to JupyterHub as an admin user and sets its password to be <password>
. Although it is not recommended, it is possible to only set the admin username at this point and set the admin password after the installation.
Also, the --admin
flag can be repeated multiple times. For example, to add admin-user1
and admin-user2
as admins when installing, depending if you would like to set their passwords during install you would:
set
admin-user1
with passwordpassword-user1
andadmin-user2
withpassword-user2
using:curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jupyterhub/the-littlest-jupyterhub/master/bootstrap/bootstrap.py \ | sudo python3 - \ --admin admin-user1:password-user1 --admin admin-user2:password-user2
set
admin-user1
andadmin-user2
to be admins, without any passwords at this stage, using:curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jupyterhub/the-littlest-jupyterhub/master/bootstrap/bootstrap.py \ | sudo python3 - \ --admin admin-user1 --admin admin-user2
set
admin-user1
with passwordpassword-user1
andadmin-user2
with no password at this stage using:curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jupyterhub/the-littlest-jupyterhub/master/bootstrap/bootstrap.py \ | sudo python3 - \ --admin admin-user1:password-user1 --admin admin-user2
Confirm that your environment works¶
To confirm that you’re running the correct environment needed for Data 8, take the following steps:
Go to your JupyterHub’s public IP address.
Log in with your username/password (if you haven’t logged in yet, use whatever username/password you’d like)
Click “Start My Server”, then create a new Jupyter Notebook.
Run the following Python code import datascience print(datascience.version)
You should see the version for the datascience
package printed below the cell. If this worked, then congratulations! Your JupyterHub is ready to go.


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Description
Systems of linear equations, matrix algebra, eigenvalues and eigenvectors,
orthogonality and least squares, symmetric matrices, and quadratic forms.
Prerequisite
Math 110 or Math 140
Objectives
Upon successful completion of Math 220, the student should be able to:
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Know what is meant by a system of linear equations (or linear system) and
its solution set
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Know how to write down the coefficient matrix and augmented matrix of a
linear system
- Use elementary row operations to reduce matrices to echelon forms
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Make use of echelon forms in finding the solution sets of linear systems
- Know how to manipulate with vectors in Euclidean space
- Understand the meaning of linear independence/dependence and span
- Interpret linear systems as vector equations
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Define matrix-vector product and be able to interpet linear systems as
matrix equations
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Write the general solution of linear systems in parametric vector form
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Understand the relation between the solution set of a consistent
inhomogeneous linear system and its associated homogeneous equation
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Determine whether sets of vectors are linearly independent or dependent
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Know what is meant by a linear transformation between Euclidean spaces
- Determine the standard matrix of a linear transformation
- Give the geometric description of some matrices
- Understand the notion of one-to-one mapping and onto mapping
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Know how to scale a matrix, take the transpose of a matrix, and how to add
and multiply matrices
- Know what is meant by an invertible matrix
- Know how to compute the inverse of a matrix, if it exists
- Understand the various characterizations of an invertible matrix
- Determine if a given subset of a Euclidean space is a subspace
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Know what is the column space and nullspace of a matrix and how to determine
these spaces
- Find a basis of a subspace of a Euclidean space
-
Define the concept of dimension and how to use the rank plus nullity theorem
- Know the recursive definition of determinants
- Make use of the properties of determinants in their calculations
- Find eigenvalues and eigenvectors of square matrices
- Diagonalize square matrices, whenever possible
-
Compute the inner product of vectors, lengths of vectors, and determine if
vectors are orthogonal
-
Know what is meant by an orthogonal set, orthogonal basis and orthogonal
matrix
- Find the orthogonal projection of a vector onto a subspace
- Find an orthogonal basis using the Gram-Schmidt process
- Orthogonally diagonalize symmetric matrices
Textbook
Students are required to buy one of the two materials listed.
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MyMathLab - Access Code, ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>911. This includes ebook access to
Linear Algebra and Its Applications, 5th edition
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Linear Algebra and Its Applications (Printed loose-leaf text), ISBN
9780321989925. This includes MyMathLab Access Code.
Course Format
This course is taught completely online. We'll use Penn State's course
management system CANVAS. You do not need to come to campus at any time. An
online course is not easier than on-campus course. In fact, it takes a lot
more self-discipline. You must be willing and able to commit the same amount
of time as you would for attending class and studying for a traditional
course. You must also be a motivated, organized student who is comfortable
working independently.
Recorded Lectures
Recorded lectures on each of the topics covered in the course are available.
Copies of the slides from the recorded lectures are also available so that
students may write solutions to the problems as they watch the lectures.
Filled in copies of the slides are also available.
Electronic Textbook
The electronic text will be primarily used to tie ideas to concepts and skills
together. The text will be used to provide the student additional detail and
examples.
Online Homework, Quizzes & Projects
Online homework and quizzes will be due on a weekly basis. Four application
projects will be due at the times specified on the course outline.
Final Exam (Proctored)
A proctored final exam is included in the course. No notes or calculators will
be allowed to be used on the final exam.
Grading
Grades will be assigned on the basis of 500 points, distributed as follows:
| Assignment |
Points |
| Homework (11/12 counted for 6pts each) |
66 |
| Quizzes (11/12 counted for 4pts each) |
44 |
| Applied Problem Sets / Projects (4 counted for 10pts each) |
40 |
| Midterm Exam 1 |
100 |
| Midterm Exam 2 |
100 |
| Proctored Final Exam (No notes / Calculators) |
150 |
| Total |
500 |
Grading Scale
| Letter Grade |
% Score |
| A |
93-100% |
| A- |
90-92% |
| B+ |
87-89% |
| B |
83-86% |
| B- |
80-82% |
| C+ |
77-79% |
| C |
70-76% |
| D |
60-69% |
| F |
0-59% |


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This document describes the data included in the Initial teacher training performance profiles Official Statistics release’s underlying data files. This data is released under the terms of the Open Government License and is intended to meet at least 3 stars for Open Data. The methodology, found at the bottom of the publication site, should be referenced alongside this data. It provides information on the data sources, their coverage and quality as well as explaining methodology used in producing the data.
This release provides provisional numbers of new entrants to ITT courses starting in the academic year 2020/21. The release also provides revised numbers of new entrants to ITT courses starting in the academic year 2019/20. It includes information on:
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Stunning photos of Shatta Wale’s daughter, Ohemaa who is based in London
by RASHADYesterday was the day most Ghanaians and fans of Shatta Wale got to know about the first daughter of Shatta Wale who is based in London.
Ohemaa Faye as the beautiful young lady is called lives in London with her mother as Shatta Wale himself revealed in an interview a couple of years ago.
Although Shatta Wale did not mention the name of his first daughter, we knew at the time she was just 9 years old.
So for this teenager to be the daughter of Shatta Wale has shocked many people who are now wondering how old exactly Shatta Wale is.
As as we reported yesterday, it could also be Ohemaa Faye is not the biological daughter of Shatta Wale but one of those ladies he plays fatherly roles to.
SEE ALSO: Shocking video of Medikal slapping Fella Makafui for cheating on him goes viral (Watch)
In case, Shatta Wale has already told his fans he is a father of 3 children. The first one which we now believe is Ohemaa Faye is based in London with her mother.
The second daughter, Cherissa lives in the USA with her mother while the last born, Majesty lives with his mother, Shatta Michy right here in Ghana with occasional visits abroad. None of the mothers is still in a relationship with Shatta Wale.
Ohemaa Faye is an absolutely stunning young lady and she is into media. Her social media platforms are littered with photos and videos of her interviews with Ghanaian stars abroad.
SEE ALSO: Throwback photos of ‘black and slim’ Xandy Kamel surfaces online (See)
GhPage.com has obtained some really beautiful photos of Ohemaa Faye. Check them out below:
SEE ALSO: Shatta Wale and his thugs attack Kweku Smoke – Breaks his neck, arms & destroys his car (Video)
SEE ALSO: Social media madness: Video of a bride arriving at her wedding in a coffin goes viral (Watch)
If indeed Ohemaa Faye is Shatta Wale’s daughter, then he is nothing less than 45 years old instead of the 30 years he claims to be


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[gecode-users] Which version of MSVC on Windows?
Alin
alin_pt at yahoo.com
Sat Feb 12 16:43:53 CET 2011
Christian Schulte <cschulte at ...> writes:
>
> I checked Gecode with MSVC 2005 and there is no hope, it has too many flaws
> to compile a current Gecode version.
>
> So MSVC 2005 is not supported (it is also not any longer available as
> Express Edition for download).
>
> We will update the documentation accordingly.
>
> Christian
>
This error is a known bug in MSVC 2005
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/101942/error-c2666-3-overloads-have-similar-conversions
and has a workaround, but I don't think it's worth it
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/99178/the-compiler-declares-an-invalid-built-in-operator#details
Thanks for all the info, now I can continue,
knowing that It's that compiler that does something wrong
and not me :D
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Bean casserole
Shrimp in garlic sauce
Pescado, camarones, calamares y conchas. Jelly piqueo marino: Fish, shrimp, squid and shells
Grilled Chicken
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts.
Yellow Cornbread with cheese
Corn bread with cheese
Beef or Chicken Patties
Stuffed Potato
Meat Carimanola
Sausage with small corn bread
Fried Pork Rind small corn bread
Fried Pork Rind small corn bread
Sausage with small corn bread
Blood sausage with corn bread
Guacamole with fried banana
Huevos al gusto, arepa, queso, chocolate o cafe. Special: Egg any style, corn bread, cheese, chocolate or coffee
Huevos con jamón, arepa, queso, chocolate o cafe. Special: ham, corn bread, cheese, chocolate or coffee
Huevos al gusto, carne asada, arepa, queso, chocolate o cafe. Mix: Grilled beef, eggs any style, corn bread, cheese, chocolate or coffee
Calentado, carne asada, arepa, queso, chocolate o cafe. Calentado with Beef: Calentado, grilled beef, corn bread, cheese, chocolate or coffee
Migas al gusto, queso, cafe o chocolate. Cornbread crumbs: Cheese, chocolate or coffee
Calentado arepa/queso, cafe o chocolate. Calentado: cornbread, cheese, coffee or chocolate
Arepa, queso, cafe o chocolate. Beef liver with sauteed onions, cheese, coffee or chocolate
Carne, pollo, jamon y queso. Steak, grilled chicken, ham and cheese
Frijoles, arroz, carne asada o molida, chicarron, chorizo, morcilla, huevo, maduros, chorizo, arepa y aguacate. Paisa Correita Tray: Beans, rice, roast or ground beef, pork, Spanish sausage, egg, fried plantains, corn bread and avocado
Frijoles, arroz, carne asada o molida, chicarrón, huevo, arepa, maduros y aguacate. Little Paisa: Beans, rice, roast or ground beef, pork, Spanish sausage, egg, corn bread, fried plantains and avocado
Arroz, frijoles y ensala. Flank steak in sauce or grilled: rice, beans, and salad
Arroz, frijoles y ensalada. Loin beef: rice, beans, and salad
Boiled beef tongue in criolla sauce. Tongue: yucca, potato, rice, beans and salad
Arroz, frijoles, ensalada y maduros. Grilled tongue: rice, beans, salad, and fried plantains
Bean casserole
Skirt Steak
Churrasco, pollo y Camarones: Skirt Steak, Chicken, and Shrimp
Grilled Steak
Sauteed Beef or Chicken
Grilled Pork Loin
Beef Liver with Sauteed Onions and Eggs
Pork Loin breaded or grilled
Beef Steak
Beef with sauteed Onions and Eggs
Served Chaufa beef or mixed
Shrimp in garlic sauce
Seafood casserole
Fish ceviche
Mixed ceviche
Red snapper fried
Red snapper stew
Breaded fillet
Fish fillet in mushroom sauce
Fish fillet in a mixed seafood sauce
Arroz y tostones. Parihuela: Served with rice and fried plantains
Rice shrimp
Mixed seafood rice
Mixed seafood chaufa rice
Pescado, camarones, calamares y conchas. Jelly piqueo marino: Fish, shrimp, squid and shells
Grilled Chicken
Chicken breast in shrimp sauce
Chicken breast
Chicken breast in mushroom sauce
Yellow mixed rice with chicken and vegetables
Mixed chaufa rice with vegetables
Chicken salad with greens
Chicken Caesar salad with greens
BBQ, miel mostaza y bufalo. Chicken wings with fries: BBQ, honey mustard and buffalo sauce
Skirt Steak
Churrasco, pollo y Camarones: Skirt Steak, Chicken, and Shrimp
Grilled Steak
Sauteed Beef or Chicken
Grilled Pork Loin
Beef Liver with Sauteed Onions and Eggs
Pork Loin breaded or grilled
Beef Steak
Beef with sauteed Onions and Eggs
Served Chaufa beef or mixed
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The Filtered View schematic provides the ability to create a generic filtered view that can cover many use cases for filtering a set of data. Its main responsibility is to integrate a filter group panel with a list or table view that displays the filtered data.
This string option allows you to select how the filtered data will be presented to the user. The values currently supported
for this option are table
and list
. The default value is list
.
This example shows the output of the CLI command without any modifications.
This example shows the output of the CLI command shown below.


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private fun viewPerson(person: Person): Unit
Starts ViewPersonActivity to view a Person, for result.
person - the person to be passed to ViewPersonActivity
person


Use
md-autocomplete
to implement auto complete functionality
{{item}}
No matches found for "{{searchText}}".
Submit
Local results
{{localStrResults}}


Pig Dice
NB:If the dice is juggled and a player gets a score of
one
,the total score adds up to
zero
Player 1
Player 2
Total score:
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| System | Version | License |
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| Xerces | 2.7.1 | Apache 2 License |
| ICU4J | 3.4 | IBM X License |
| JUnit | 3.8.1 | Common Public License Version 1.0 |
| Lucene | 2.3.1 | Apache 2 License |
| ANTLR | 2.7.5 | BSD-style license: ANTLR License page |
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| WoodSToX StAX parser | StAX API 1.0 / Impl 3.0.0 | Apache 2 License (also available as LGPL) |
| JSON Java library | JSON License |
A local copy of the Apache 2 License is provided.
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Phoenix is an early-stage cross-platform C++ library for graphics and game development. It is designed to be a performant, extensible, production-usable toolkit with batteries included for procedural games.
Phoenix is an early-stage cross-platform C++ library for graphics and game development. It is designed to be a performant, extensible, production-usable toolkit with batteries included for procedural games.


West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini warns Spurs fans over Jose Mourinho's manager record
The Hammers boss locks horns with an old foe in the dugout this weekend
by Sam InkersoleManuel Pellegrini and Jose Mourinho are not the best of friends by any stretch - they don't hate each other and there is a mutual respect there, but it goes no further.
Mourinho was appointed the new head coach at Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday morning and his first match is a trip to London Stadium on Saturday lunchtime to take on Pellegrini's out-of-form West Ham in what is likely to be a lively London derby.
Mourinho and Pellegrini have had their differences before, most notably when the Portuguese succeeded the Chilean at Real Madrid and continually referred to his predecessor as Mr Pellegrino.
In 2015, Pellegrini called Mourinho "selfish" though the two have been quiet with each other in more recent years.
The under pressure manager was, unsurprisingly, asked about his previously fractious relationship with Mourionho at his pre-match press conference ahead of the match this weekend and a clearly irritated Hammers boss - who had been asked enough questions about the former Manchester United manager by then - said: "Five of the six questions you ask me are on this.
"A lot of times teams that are successful in one season, maybe in the next, they are not, they don't play in the same way. You saw what happened with Chelsea when Mourinho was manager.
"They won the title then the next season he was sacked."
Pellegrini was also asked if the Premier League is better for Mourinho being back in it having been sacked by Manchester United in December last year.
The charismatic Portuguese, arguably a polar opposite of Pellegrini, is never one to shy away from speaking his mind or controversy whereas the Chilean often keeps his cards very close to his chest.
"I think that Jose Mourinho is a manager demonstrates what he is doing in every league that he works, in Italy in Spain, here in England, a manager that has a lot of titles behind him also so he will also be a manager who is good for football.
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"After that you must think of what kind of football you want.
"As entertainment, it is good."


The Syrian Archive is an initiative launched by a collective of human
rights activists dedicated to preserving open source documentation
relating to human rights violations and other crimes committed by all
sides during the conflict in Syria.
Their goal is to preserve the most valuable material to ensure it is
organized and accessible for use by current researchers, journalists
and others with an interest in the conflict as well as to facilitate
the work of future historians and investigators involved in
transitional justice and accountability efforts.
Their missions are:
mission one
Support human rights advocates and citizen journalists in their
efforts to document human rights violations in Syria by developing
new tools to increase the quality of political activism, future
prosecutions, human rights reporting and research on Syria.
mission two
Preserve and organise documentation relating to human rights
violations in Syria committed by all actors in the conflict by
providing a secure online repository and a database of metadata
information to contextualise videos, audios, pictures and documents.
Information about the incidents which are included in the The Syrian
Archive is visualised on this website. The goal of this visualisation
is to increase awareness of the scale of the human rights violations
in Syria and to obtain more insight into the background of the
incidents. Each visualisation has been carefully picked to highlight
a different aspect of the incidents background information:
when
The Calendar Heatmap can be utilised to see the amount of incidents
over time. How many incidents took place on one day? How did the
amount of incidents develop over time?
where
The Map of Syria gives more insight into where the incidents took
place. This visualisation is also useful when more information about
only one incident is demanded. When did that particular incident take
place? What is the type of violation? What happened?
what
The Barchart displays the amount of incidents per type of violation.
What is the most common type of violation? Does the amount of
incidents per type of violation change over the years?
Click on the "visualisation" button in the menu to explore each
individual visualisation and how the visualisations are linked to
each other.


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BornHack is an outdoor tent camping festival with a focus on technology and society, and how the two interact. The idea and basic concept of BornHack comes from participation in similar camps in Germany and the Netherlands. These events have huge traction (thousands of participants, sells out fast) and has inspired us to make BornHack.
BornHack is put together by a group of people from Denmark and Sweden employed primarily in the IT industry. The organiser group share a desire to set up a forum where people with different interests in IT and technology can come together to share ideas and socialise. Several of the organisers have previously been (or are still) involved in organising conferences such as Open Source Days.
For {{ camp.title }} we will be inviting up to 500 paying guests for a full week, the ambition is to grow the number of attendees over the coming years. It will take place at Jarlsgaard on Bornholm, Denmark, where we have a great venue with a fiber connection to the outside world.
A sponsorship can be in the range of 5000 DKK and up. You get to have a logo of your choice placed on our website in the sponsors section, and we can also display tasteful signs or banners in or around our speakers tent.
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import json
import os
import random
from langcodes import Language
from .has_logger import HasLogger
from .nlu_data_entry import NLUDataEntry
# Other imports only for the type hints
from typing import Optional, List
from .types import DataSetTitle
[docs]class NLUDataSet(HasLogger):
[docs] def __init__(
self,
title: DataSetTitle,
data_path: str,
validation_percentage: int,
language: Optional[str] = None,
ignore_cache: bool = False
):
"""
Args:
title: The title of this data set.
data_path: The path to the file or directory containing the data in an
implementation-specific format. User directory references and environment variables
are expanded.
validation_percentage: The percentage of the data to be used for performance validation,
the remaining data is used for training. Expects a positive whole number between 0
and 100.
language: The language tag of this data set, e.g. "en" or "en-us". If this parameter is
set to None or omitted, the implementation is assumed to get that information from
somewhere else.
ignore_cache: A boolean flag indicating whether the data cache should be ignored.
Raises:
:exc:`OSError`: in case the data could not be loaded or cached due to I/O or other
OS-related issues.
:exc:`ValueError`: if the validation data set or the training data set are empty after
splitting the data based on validation_percentage.
:exc:`ValueError`: if the data path does not point to an existing file or directory.
Sentences assigned to the None-intent are treated differently. These sentences are first
removed from the data set, the remaining data is then shuffled and split and the None-data
is added to the validation data in the final step.
"""
super().__init__()
self.__title = title
self.__language = None
if language is not None:
self._setLanguage(language)
# Expand user directory references, environment variables and make the path absolute.
data_path = os.path.abspath(os.path.expandvars(os.path.expanduser(data_path)))
if not os.path.exists(data_path):
raise ValueError("The data path does not point to an existing file or directory.")
# Try to load the cached data
if not (ignore_cache or self.__loadCachedData(data_path)):
ignore_cache = True
# If the cache was ignored (also set if loading the cache failed), load the data "by hand"
if ignore_cache:
data = self._loadData(data_path)
# Only the data without None-intent
self.__data = list(filter(lambda x: x.intent is not None, data))
# Only the data with None-intent
self.__none_data = list(filter(lambda x: x.intent is None, data))
self.__cacheData(data_path)
# Apply the split percentage only to the data without None-intent
self.__validation_size = (validation_percentage * len(self.__data)) // 100
# Perform an initial shuffle-and-split
self.reshuffle()
@property
def title(self) -> str:
return self.__title
@property
def language(self) -> str:
return self.__language # type: ignore
def _setLanguage(self, language: str) -> None:
"""
Args:
language: The language of this data set. Use this method to set the language, if the
language was dynamically loaded from the data set itself. The language is
represented by its ISO 639-1 code (e.g. "en").
Raises:
:exc:`ValueError`: if the language was already set.
"""
if self.__language is not None:
raise ValueError("The language for this data set was already set.")
self.__language = Language.get(language).maximize().to_tag()
def __loadCachedData(self, data_path: str) -> bool:
"""
Args:
data_path: The absolute path to the file or directory containing the original data.
Returns:
A boolean indicating whether loading the cache was successful.
"""
if os.path.isfile(data_path):
cache_file = data_path + ".nlucache"
else:
cache_file = os.path.join(data_path, "nlu.cache")
try:
with open(cache_file, "r") as f:
data = json.load(f)
# Load the language and make sure it is consistent with the expected language
language = data["language"]
if self.__language is None or self.__language == language:
self.__language = language
else:
raise ValueError("Language clash between cached data and expected language.")
# Load the entries
entries = [ NLUDataEntry.fromSerialized(entry) for entry in data["entries"] ]
# Only the data without None-intent
self.__data = list(filter(lambda x: x.intent is not None, entries))
# Only the data with None-intent
self.__none_data = list(filter(lambda x: x.intent is None, entries))
return True
except BaseException as e: # pylint: disable=broad-except
self._logger.warning("Error loading cached data", exc_info=e)
return False
def __cacheData(self, data_path: str) -> None:
"""
Args:
data_path: The absolute path to the file or directory containing the original data.
Raises:
:exc:`OSError`: if storing the cache fails.
"""
if os.path.isfile(data_path):
cache_file = data_path + ".nlucache"
else:
cache_file = os.path.join(data_path, "nlu.cache")
entries = self.__data + self.__none_data
data = {
"language" : self.__language,
"entries" : [ entry.serialize() for entry in entries ]
}
with open(cache_file, "w") as f:
json.dump(data, f)
def _loadData(self, data_path: str) -> List[NLUDataEntry]:
"""
Args:
data_path: The absolute path to the file or directory containing the original data in an
implementation-specific format.
Returns:
A list of NLUDataEntry instances.
Raises:
:exc:`OSError`: in case the data could not be loaded due to I/O or other OS-related
issues.
"""
raise NotImplementedError("To be implemented by subclasses.")
[docs] def reshuffle(self) -> None:
"""
Shuffle the data and split it into training and validation data. This method does not make
sure that the new splitting is different from previous splittings, but given a decent amount
of data the chance for that should be low enough.
Raises:
:exc:`ValueError`: if the validation data set or the training data set are empty after
splitting the data.
"""
# Shuffle the data without None-intent
random.shuffle(self.__data)
# Split the data without None-intent into training and validation data
self.__training = self.__data[self.__validation_size:]
self.__validation = self.__data[:self.__validation_size]
# Make sure that both sets are non-empty
if len(self.__validation) == 0 or len(self.__training) == 0:
raise ValueError("Validation or training data is empty.")
# Extend the validation data by the None-intent data
self.__validation.extend(self.__none_data)
@property
def training_data(self) -> List[NLUDataEntry]:
"""
Returns:
The data to train on.
"""
return list(self.__training)
@property
def validation_data(self) -> List[NLUDataEntry]:
"""
Returns:
The data to validate with.
"""
return list(self.__validation)
def __str__(self) -> str:
return "NLU data set \"{}\" with {} entries.".format(self.title, len(self.__data))


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Florida law prohibits resale of this admission to a charity event for more than face value.
Tax Deductible Charitable Contribution
For federal income tax purposes, you can deduct as a charitable contribution the price of each invitation less its fair market value. We estimate the fair market value of each invitation to be $15.00.
I, ______________________________________, voluntarily assume all risks of any injury or damages, including serious injury or
death, that may occur at the event or on the premises known as Maddox Ranch in Lakeland, FL. I do hereby release, acquit, and
forever discharge and by these presents do, for myself and my heirs, remise, release, acquit, and forever discharge the organizers of
the event, Burnt Oranges Inc., Maddox Ranch, Lynne Maddox, and/or Richard Lemanski, their heirs, personal representatives, and
administrators of and from any and all past, present, and future claims, rights, suits, debts, sums of money, contracts, agreements,
promises, damages, judgments, executions, causes of action, liabilities, costs or expenses, claims, and demands whatsoever, in law
or in equity, which I have ever had, now have, or may have, for, or by reason of, or which directly arise from, or are related to, or are
in any way associated with my presence at the event or upon the premises known as Maddox Ranch. I understand that Maddox
Ranch also operates a cattle and horse ranch, and recognize the inherent dangers of being involved in activities there.
Furthermore, as a participant at the event:
I agree that I alone am responsible for my actions and well being and that I will not hold Maddox Ranch, Burnt Oranges Inc., or
the event responsible for any damages, loss, or troubles, including serious injury or death that may occur as a result of my
attendance of this event.
I understand that possession, sale, and/or consumption of illegal drugs is a violation of federal law. Though this event is held
on private land, all participants are still subject to federal, state, and local laws. Initial
I am fully prepared for primitive camping for the duration of the event. I understand that once entering the event space and
parking my car that my car is to remain at that location for the duration of the event and furthermore, if I choose to leave the
event, that re-admittance is not allowed and I will not be permitted to return to the property during the event.
I understand that art cars, art installations, theme camps, and performances are not owned or operated by Maddox Ranch,
Burnt Oranges Inc., or the event and I assume any and all risk of injury associated with or arising from their operation or
occurrence.
I appoint BOI as my representative to take actions necessary to protect my intellectual property or privacy rights recognizing
that BOI has no obligation to take any action whatsoever. I acknowledge that the BOI organizers control all rights regarding the
licensing and reproduction of any imagery recorded at BOI. Use of images taken at BOI (other than personal use) is prohibited
without the prior written consent of BOI. I also understand that, if I desire to make any use other than for personal use of the
footage, film or video, I can do so only if I obtain written permission from BOI, 8187 Sully Dr., Orlando, FL 32818
I will contribute volunteer time to assist with event cleanup in addition to my own camp before departure.
I agree that all vehicles including trucks, trailers, and RVs entering and exiting the event can be subject to search by the gate
staff. Tickets are nonrefundable even if the event is terminated early or canceled due to harsh weather, acts of nature,
governmental regulation, or other conditions beyond the control of BOI. This agreement is a revocable license that may be
revoked by BOI for any reason.
I am applying for membership in the the event Artist Collective and I herby agree that I am doing so without any intention of
using this or future events as a venue for advertising or marketing products for sale by myself or any outside marketing firm.
I agree to take care of any minors I bring for the duration of my time at the event. I further agree to be held personally
responsible for their actions while at the event.
I am / I am not (circle one) employed by any city, state, or federal law enforcement agency or acting as an independent
contractor on their behalf. Initial
"Embedded" media will not be tolerated. Public press wishing to cover the event must get prior approval from both Black
Rock City LLC and Burnt Oranges Inc., as well as all necessary releases. Initial
I agree that I am completely sober and am not under the influence of any substances as I sign this document. My signature
below indicates my full agreement with this document.
Signature:
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Soy is so widely distributed in processed foods that avoidance of soy in one's diet is very difficult. Thus, it is a particularly insidious hidden allergen.As with many other allergens,reactions may occur to very small quantities of soy protein, and anaphylaxis to soybean protein has been reported. Soybean lectin is also an important allergen and has been associated with allergic reaction.
Soybeans may be ingested as whole beans, as flour or as oil. In addition, soy can be used in the manufacture of food in a vast variety of ways, including as a texturizer, emulsifier and protein filler. Soy may thus be listed on the ingredient panel according to its use, e.g. hydrolyzed protein or lecithin.
Sometimes flour is often added to cereal flour and is used extensively in the baking industry. The majority of breads contain some soy flour. Pastries, cakes, biscuits and baby foods may contain soy flour. It is also used in the manufacture of sausages, processed meats, hamburgers and other meat products. Fermented soybean may be used in the preparation of soy sauce or Worcestershire sauce.
Soy protein isolate or concentrate may be used to emulsify fat in food products and may thus be used in the manufacture of ice cream, and a variety of other liquid fat or oil- containing foods. The concentrate or isolate may also be used on soymilk and as a protein concentrate added to health foods and high- protein biscuits. Other foods that may contain soy include pureed and cereal baby foods, margarine, and white and brown bread.


You can register your interest in helping our User Experience Specialist running through a usability study.
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WELCOME
When you work we us,you are part of a team of commited collaborators,All the aspects of our software development process are integrated,interactive
and agle
Our approach unifies design.development and product management to create exceptional
products.
We start each project by understanding your business goals.the user's needs and the product requirements
Then we help translate them into effective and elegant solutions.
Before we sign a contract or write a line of code our team will send the necessary time to understand your product vision
The outcome of this scoping session is proposal or high level statement of works.
based on your requirements,we
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Our design practice offers a full range of services including brand strategy, interaction and visual design and user experience testing. Throughout your project, our designers create and implement visual design and workflows, solicit user feedback and work with you to make sure what gets built is what is needed.
All engineers are fluent in the latest enterprise, mobile and web development technologies. They collaborate with your team to write, and improve code on a daily basis, using proven practices such as test-driven development and pair programming.
Planning and development is iterative. Because we are constantly coding and testing, the products we build are always ready to go live. This iterative process allows for changes as business requirements evolve.
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Amazon Slashes Sega Genesis Mini Console By $30 For Black Friday
by Shane McGlaunAmazon keeps on rolling out the deals to celebrate Black Friday. Another deal that gamers may want to partake in has surfaced, and this one gets you the Sega Genesis Mini game console on a big discount. The little retro console has a bunch of games built-in and might be just the thing for Christmas gift-giving.
The deal that Amazon has going on the Sega Genesis Mini gets the console for $49.99 brand new, which is only $4 more than the price of the used console on the website.
- Sega Genesis Mini Game Console - $30 off at $49.99
The Genesis Mini comes preinstalled with 40 games from the heyday of the original system. Nothing else is needed to play as soon as the console is unwrapped. The Genesis Mini also comes with a pair of wired controllers, USB power adapter, power cable, and HDMI cable. The complete list of games on the Genesis Mini is below:
- Tetris
- Darius
- Road Rash II
- Strider
- Virtua Fighter 2
- Alisia Dragoon
- Columns
- Dynamite Headdy
- Kid Chameleon
- Monster World IV
- Light Crusader
- Eternal Champions
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- Ecco the Dolphin
- Castlevania: Bloodlines
- Space Harrier 2
- Shining Force
- Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
- ToeJam & Earl
- Comix Zone
- Altered Beast
- Gunstar Heroes
- Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse
- World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
- Thunder Force 3
- Super Fantasy Zone
- Shinobi 3
- Streets of Rage 2
- Earthwork Jim
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2
- Contra: Hard Corps
- Landstalker
- Mega Man: The Wily Wars
- Street Fighter 2: Special Champion Edition
- Ghouls 'n Ghosts
- Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle
- Beyond Oasis
- Golden Axe
- Phantasy Star 4: The End of the Millennium
- Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball
- Vectorman
- Wonder Boy in Monster World


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Description:
The MobileDragon
is a cross-platform high performance realtime 2D & 3D game engine
written in C++. It comes with documentation and samples and integrates
features for visual representation like dynamic lighting, LOD system,
particle systems, character animation, and collision detection. All this
is accessible through an easy to use C++ interface.
Main features:
- Software 3D render (z – buffer, Gouraud lightings, perspective correction, alpha-blending).
- Software 2D render.
- Platform - independent. Runs on Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket, Windows Mobile 2003 Smartphone, Symbian OS 6, 7, 8, Palm Os 5.x.
- Supports following compilers: eVC 4 SP 4, Visual Studio 6 SP 6, Visual Studio 2005, Metrowerks Codewarrior 10 (Palm), gcc 2.9.6.
- 3DStudio Max model exporter plugin.
- Morphing – animation of human-like characters.
- Joint animation.
- Particle systems.
- 2d & 3d sprites.
- Portal system.
- LOD management.
- Template container library, math.
- 2d & 3d font.
- Resource storage in compressed container.
- Collision detection system.
- Network support: Bluetooth.
- Sound support: wav & mod files playback.
- Input system supports device keyboard & stylus.
Jump to:
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Contacts:
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Life is Beautiful (1998)
Rating (out of five): ****1/2
Starring Roberto Benigni, Nicoletta Braschi, Giorgio Cantarini, Giustino Durano, Horst Buchholz, Pietro De Silva and Sergio Bini Bustric Directed by Roberto Benigni Rated PG-13 for thematic elements Theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1 Released in 1998 Running 122 minutes
I remember hearing about this film when it first appeared at Cannes over a year ago, picking up the Grand Jury Prize at the festival. 'Holocaust comedy receives standing ovation', the headlines read. Intrigued by this statement, I looked up information on the film and found that, sure enough, Life is Beautiful is in fact a comedy about the greatest atrocity of the last thousand years. Even though the movie was extremely well-received by critics and public alike, I couldn't help but be disgusted at this notion; human tragedy is not something I feel should be celebrated.
Only now do I see the error of my ways. After finally viewing the film for myself after avoiding it for some time, it became clear that it is not, as the headlines proclaimed, a "Holocaust comedy"; on the contrary, Life is Beautiful does not even really depict the graphic events that took place in Nazi deathcamps. Rather, it focuses on the relationship between a father and his son, who he is trying desperately to shield from the horrors of their situation.
Roberto Benigni (who also wrote and directed the movie) stars as Guido Orefice, a Chaplin-inspired clown and all round jolly guy who, as the film opens, is vying for the affections of an attractive school teacher (Nicoletta Braschi, Benigni real life spouse). Through the course of the first hour or so, we see Guido striving to get the attention of this "beautiful princess", as he calls her. Employing the magic of laughter, the Italian comedian wins her heart and together, they raise a young boy named Giosue (child actor Giorgio Cantarini). Life treats them well until Hitler's minions rise to power, and the family is whisked away to a German camp, where Guido becomes convinced that he must upholds his son's innocence no matter what the sacrifice.
Granted, it contains some uproariously funny moments both in and out of the concentration camp, but it does not pull a "Hogan's Heros" and make light of the slaughtering of some six million innocent Jews. Somehow, it achieves hilarity without disrespecting it's gravely serious subject.
So, we've established that Life is Beautiful is not a "Holocaust comedy". But, there is another complete misrepresentation of this material that really disturbs me. The film, despite critic's declarations of it being a "triumph of the human spirit", is no such thing; not in my eyes, anyway. Some have called the story an "affirmation of the beauty of life", but I say it is a very dark and bleak statement about man's capability of denial masquerading as an endearing comedy. The film's ending has been recognized as the most entirely uplifting moment of any film released recently, but I found it to be truly discerning and upsetting. Essentially, Life is Beautiful is quite possibly the greatest hoax in the history of film. However, I am not denying the movie's greatness. Believe me, it's fantastic. I'm just saying that I think Benigni did something different than what most people are interpreting it as.
But perhaps I'm reading more into the movie than is really there. Maybe the film's brilliance relies on the idea that the viewer can interpret the meaning of it in any way they see fit. In fact, maybe Roberto Benigni has made a film that is the sole argument for the old saying that you get out of a movie exactly what you put into it.
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