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Operation Crossbow (1965)
Grade: 76
There's no shortage of spy or action movies based on WWII, but "Operation Crossbow" is separated from the pack by a good script and a tense story.
The Nazis are developing winged bombs and rockets with which they are devastating London. British Intelligence, led by limping Richard Johnson, sends agents with both German language and technical skills to the German plant that is producing the rockets. George Peppard, Tom Courtenay, and Jeremy Kemp are the agents, whose assignment is to somehow sabotage the factory.
Sophia Loren has top billing, but her role is a small one. She plays the wife of the man Peppard is impersonating. Loren's character was inserted late in production by her husband, Producer Carlo Ponti, to improve box office appeal, but her scenes are among the best in the film. She has a screen charisma that Peppard lacks, but give Peppard his due: he looks Aryan, making him a more plausible agent.
There is much tension and suspense in the story. Since it is a British production, it is inevitable that British cleverness will triumph over German villainy, but the Nazis have the upper hand for much of the film. The special effects are generally good, although the firestorm at the end appears to have been superimposed onto the frames.
One supporting character I didn't much care for is a British intelligence officer who opposes bombings of the German rocket plant. His constant but ineffective opposition to Johnson only serves to build up Johnson as all-knowing.
Still, "Operation Crossbow" is an under-rated, if minor, spy drama. I certainly prefer it to "Torn Curtain", the Hitchcock spy drama from the following year.
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Data Analysis using Bootstrap-Coupled ESTimation. Estimation statistics is a simple framework that avoids the pitfalls of significance testing. It uses familiar statistical concepts: means, mean differences, and error bars. More importantly, it focuses on the effect size of one's experiment/intervention, as opposed to a false dichotomy engendered by P values. An estimation plot has two key features: 1. It presents all datapoints as a swarmplot, which orders each point to display the underlying distribution. 2. It presents the effect size as a bootstrap 95% confidence interval on a separate but aligned axes. Estimation plots are introduced in Ho et al (2018) <doi:10.1101/377978>.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.5.0), boot, magrittr |
| Imports: | cowplot, dplyr, ggplot2 (≥ 3.0), grid, forcats, ggforce, ggbeeswarm, rlang, simpleboot, stringr, tibble, tidyr |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, tufte, testthat, vdiffr |
| Published: | 2018-11-19 |
| Author: | Joses W. Ho [cre, aut], Tayfun Tumkaya [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Joses W. Ho <joseshowh at gmail.com> |
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Bootstrap Confidence Intervals Robust and Beautiful Statistical Visualization Using dabestr |
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A Friendship Summarized in 3 Years of Whatsapp Messages
Just like undoubtely many of you have several Whatsapp group chats in which you communicate on a daily basis with your closest friends, so do I.
Recently I decided to scroll all the way up in our group chat, only to conclude that there were over 3 years worth of messages in the chat.
I couldn't help but wonder how many messages were in there, how it evolved over time, as well as if my messaging behaviour was similar to that of my friends.
So I decided to download the entire chat history and analyse the cr💩p out of it.
I invite you to ignore all privacy objections my friends will surely have against me posting this analysis to the internet and take a look into me and my friends' personal messages from the past 3 years!
A summary
- a group of
7 friends , let's call them Janice, Sharon, Ashley, Joanne, Lucille, Susan and Jessica (they're the best!); 8.358 messages sent;- during a period of
1.094 days (the 29th of July 2017 to the 27th of July 2020); - of which we talked on Whatsapp
625 days (or on average 4 out of 7 days); - and on each day we talked, we sent on average
13 messages per day .
Let's go aaaall the way back
The first messages date from the 29th of July, 2017. This is when I got a new phone, so messages sent before that day, are sadly lost.
In general, the volume of messages has increased over time. There are big differences however from day to day and even between months. Also notice the peak of messages in March of this year. This undoubtely is linked to the Covid-19 situation and the related lockdown, when we were all in quarantaine and we started messaging and calling each other as if there was no tomorrow (to be fair, that could actually have been the case).
Now let's have a look at the number of messages each person sent over time.
Click on a name to toggle between my friends' message histories.
There is a big difference in the volume of messages sent by each of my friends. We do see similarities in the evolution over the entire period though. Similarly as described above, since 2017 there has been a gradual increase in messages for everyone, with a sudden increase in volume in March/April of this year.
I miss you most on Thursday nights and Saturday mornings
If we look at the days and times we sent the most messages in the past years, the main conclusion is that we seek contact at very divers moments.
We text each other both during the week and on weekends. Most messages are sent on Monday nights, Thursday nights and Saturday mornings. Saturday is overall also the day we text the most, probably because historically when we meet, often this has been on Saturdays. A lot of those texts were thus probably to arrange practicalities such as 'Where are we meeting?', 'Should I pick up someone?', etc.
Different types of texters
You might have aready noticed in the histogram above that there is a big difference in frequency of texts between my friends. If you have a look at the 2 charts below, you will see that this not only has to do with how much my friends like or dislike texting, but that we are just very different types of texters.
The 1st chart shows that my friends who text the most (Ashley, Jessica and Sharon) don't send as lengthy messages as the people who text less (Lucille, Janice and Joanne).
Whereas Sharon, Jessica and Ashley probably split up what they are sharing with us in several messages, Lucille, Janice and Joanne seem to bundle what they have to say more together in lengthier messages.
For Sharon and Ashley for instance, we also see that they send a lot emoji's, which might also explain why they send more short messages, because they might sometimes react with just an (or multiple) emoji (eg. 'hahaha 😂😂')
There is one exception, Susan, and I'll give you an insight in my friends' personalities to have you better understand why.
Let's get you familiar with my friends:
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Sharon. The enthusiastic and fun one.
As you can see from the 2 graphs above, she is sending by far the most messages and also using a lot of emoji's. This is because she is often the one initiating conversations, sending jokes, memes, songs and trying to get our group together to meet up. She is the Monica to our friends.  -
Jessica. The warm-hearted one.
Definitely always a part of our conversations, I have the impression that she hardly ever skips one. She's always very interested in our lives and eager to include us in hers as well. Aside from the serious stuff, also always up for a laugh. She's the one you want by your side at a party. -
Ashley. The one who's always there.
Ashley probably has one of the busiest schedules in our group, as she sometimes has crazy working hours, she does a lot of sports in her free time and in addition to that she has several other interests. She however is never so busy that she will ignore us and she will therefore often reply with emoji-only messages at first, but then later on be sure to participate anyway. -
Susan. The non-texter.
Always has, always will be. I was honestly pretty amazed that there even are some emoji's in her chart. I'm sure that if I could make an emoji chart of 5 years ago, it would be completely empty. In contrast to this, she is also the one who's always up for a meet-up in person to spend some quality time with her friends. -
Lucille. Not gonna lie, this is me.
Always up for jokes (hence the happy emoji's) and check-ins with my friends, but I seldomly initiate the convo's myself. Like Susan I'm not the world's best texter, often not even having my smartphone on me for several hours. Looking at my histogram, I do think however that I've made some progress. I was worse 2 years ago. -
Janice. Probably a mix between Ashley and Susan, texting-wise.
She's very active and enjoys her screen-free time a lot. I suspect she often doesn't have her smartphone at hand either. However, at the same time she's genuinely interested in each of our lives and she does always make sure to actively take part, even if it it's only at the end of the day. -
Joanne. The one with the million hobbies and other friend groups.
I suspect that Joanne get's looots of group messages outside of our little group, which probably explains why she doesn't send as much texts, but hers are the lengthiest of the entire group. This is in line with my impressions of, her texting behaviour, ie. that she hardly ever misses a conversation.
In conclusion, I think our texting habits do reflect the different personalities each of my friends have, and I think it is exactly these different personalities that make this group so much fun to be around.
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Array - is a data structure that works as a collection. In Ruby the collection can contain Objects, Classes and I would say anything. In other words I can say that array - is a container for data, were each element is an object, that has his own index number, that starts with [0]. All elements are stored in brackets [ ]. If you want to create new array, you can do it by writing “Array.new”
Hash - is a container structure as an array, that keeps different kinds data. The difference is that we are not getting data by it’s position or index, we store the data in something that we call “key”. Each key refers to the value. Keys mostly are going to be: strings, symbols or numbers. All elements are stored in curly brackets { }. If you want to create new hash, you can do it by writing “Hash.new”sage.
Because everything in Ruby is an object, everything has “abilities” that we call methods. You can think about methods as a “skills” that every object has. No let’s see how to use Arrays and Hashes, we will go over some of the basic methods to review how everything works.
Arrays:
If I sent in 0 as an index for first array, it should return us number 1, if I sent a negative number like -1, it starts counting from the end, and will return us number 3.
If we want to create one array, from 2 different arrays, we can easily use “+” method.
We can check out how many elements we have in the array. We can use method “.length”, and it will return us a number of elements from our array.
And if you want to add something to the array, you can use “.push” method, that will add item to the end of your array.
You can check more methods on ruby-doc.org
Hashes:
First method that we will check will be method “keys”. When we apply “keys” to our hash, it will return us an array with keys elements that we have.
And we can apply similar method to get all values from our hash.
We can also find how many keys, and values exist in the hash by applying method “.length”
And we can also convert our hash to array, that will has more arrays inside [key, value].
You can check more methods on ruby-doc.org
To summarize all information from this subject, we can say that: - Array is just a list of data that we get in some kind of order - Hash is a collection of pairs of elements, where each pair has “key” and “value”
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model = applications.NASNetMobile(weights=None, include_top=False)
assert model.output_shape == (None, None, None, 1056)
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Guide: Cheapest Nintendo Switch And Switch Lite Console Deals
Update: ASDA and Currys kick off Black Friday early in the UK
by Nintendo Life StaffSo, you're in the market for buying a Nintendo Switch or Switch Lite are you? Well, you've come to the right place. If you're hoping to pick up a deal on a Switch console - Lite or otherwise - various bundles are beginning to crop up as the one-two punch of Black Friday and Cyber Monday creep up on us at the end of November.
In this guide we've assembled the best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite bundles and deals we can find. It's slim pickings right now in the US, although that's sure to change in the coming days as retailers reveal their Black Friday deals. UK readers looking for a Switch bargain have a little more in terms of choice, with electronics retailer Currys offering a tasty Pokémon Sword or Shield console bundle which effectively throws in the game for free. Even better, ASDA has an in-store deal for a Nintendo Switch for just £239.99. Probably worth venturing into the real world for that one.
We'll be sure to update this page with the best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite deals as and when they crop up.
One important thing to note is to make sure you're getting the Switch you want. The newer revision of the standard model has better battery life, and Nintendo itself has a Mario Kart bundle which contains the older model. If you're at all unsure about which is which, be sure to check out our guide which details the differences between the Switch models, including how to tell the consoles apart by their packaging (the newer one has more red on the box).
Best Deals on Nintendo Switch - USA
Nintendo Switch with Gray Joy‑Con
Nintendo Switch with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Console Bundle - Neon Blue/Red
New improved Nintendo Switch - Neon Red/Neon Blue Joy-Con
New improved Nintendo Switch - Gray Joy-Con
Nintendo Switch with Gray Joy-Con
Nintendo Switch with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy-Con
Nintendo Switch with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy‑Con
Best Deals on Nintendo Switch - UK
Arguably, the best Nintendo Switch deal currently available in the UK is an in-store only affair. Supermarket chain ASDA (the UK version of Walmart, if you will) reportedly has a nationwide in-store only deal for a Switch console (the new one with the better battery life) for a rather attractive £239.99. That doesn't include any games, and it does mean you'll have to go to ASDA and interact with people rather than get the Switch delivered to your door. Regardless, it's tough to argue with that price if you're not interested in any bundled software.
Looking online, Currys has put its Black Friday Switch console with Pokémon bundle live early and, perhaps best of all, guarantees the price won't improve come Black Friday, so you can buy with confidence right now and get ahead of the rush. Find the deals below:
Nintendo Switch Diablo III Limited Edition Bundle
NINTENDO Switch & Pokemon Sword Bundle - Grey
NINTENDO Switch & Pokemon Shield Bundle - Grey
NINTENDO Switch Neon & Pokemon Shield Bundle
NINTENDO Switch Neon & Pokemon Sword Bundle
Nintendo Switch (Grey)
Nintendo Switch Mario Mega Pack
Nintendo Switch Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Pack
Nintendo Switch (Neon Blue/Neon Red) Pokémon Shield Pack
Nintendo Switch (Neon Blue/Neon Red) Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield Double Pack
Nintendo Switch (Neon Blue/Neon Red) Pokémon Sword Pack
Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue)
Nintendo Switch with Grey Joy-Con Controllers
Nintendo Switch with Neon Blue / Neon Red Joy-Con Controllers
Nintendo Switch Ring Fit Adventure Pack
Of course, if you plan on playing your Nintendo Switch exclusively in handheld mode and don't mind sacrificing the ability to play on your TV, the smaller, cheaper and more colourful Switch Lite may be just the ticket. Again, deals are few and far between at the time of writing - as you can see below - but console deals are sure to pop up soon as we head towards Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so keep an eye out for a Switch Lite bargain. UK retailer Currys also has a Switch Lite Pokémon Sword or Shield bundle, although it's not quite as good value as the standard Switch bundle.
Best Deals on Nintendo Switch Lite - USA
Nintendo Switch Lite - Zacian and Zamazenta Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite - Zacian and Zamazenta Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise
Nintendo Switch Lite - Grey
Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow
Nintendo Switch Lite - Zacian and Zamazenta Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise
Nintendo Switch Lite - Gray
Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow
Best Deals on Nintendo Switch Lite - UK
The Currys Switch Lite and Pokémon Sword or Shield bundles give you a Switch Lite of your choosing and the game for another £20. Not quite as tasty as the standard bundle, but still worth a look.
Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise
Nintendo Switch Lite - Zacian & Zamazenta Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite - Grey
Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow
Nintendo Switch Lite - Zacian and Zamazenta Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield Pack
Nintendo Switch Lite - Grey
Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise
Nintendo Switch Lite Zacian & Zamazenta Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow
Nintendo Switch Lite The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening Pack
Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise
Nintendo Switch Lite - Grey
Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow
Nintendo Switch Lite Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Pack
Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow
Nintendo Switch Lite Super Mario Odyssey Pack
Nintendo Switch Lite Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Pack
Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise
Nintendo Switch Lite - Grey
NINTENDO Switch Lite & Pokemon Shield Bundle
NINTENDO Switch Lite & Pokemon Shield Bundle - Grey
NINTENDO Switch Lite & Pokemon Sword Bundle
NINTENDO Switch Lite & Pokemon Sword Bundle - Yellow
NINTENDO Switch Lite & Pokemon Sword Bundle - Grey
NINTENDO Switch Lite & Pokemon Sword Bundle - Turquoise
NINTENDO Switch Lite & Pokemon Shield Bundle - Turquoise
NINTENDO Switch Lite & Pokemon Shield Bundle - Yellow
That's all for now. Slim pickings at the moment, that's for sure, but we'll update this page with juicy bargains as and when they appear. Be sure to check back if you're on the look out for a new Switch console as we head into the holiday season.


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title
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- the bodylocation class that holds all bodylocation infoBodyLocation
public PhotoList getImages()
public void setImages(PhotoList images)
images
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public void setDate(java.lang.String date)
date
- date to add to the recordpublic java.lang.String getDescription()
public void setDescription(java.lang.String description)
description
- string description (comment)to add to the recordpublic java.lang.String getTitle()
public void setTitle(java.lang.String title)
title
- title to add to the recordpublic BodyLocation getBodyLocation()
public void setBodyLocation(BodyLocation bodyLocation)
bodyLocation
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public void setGeoLocation(Geolocation geoLocation)
geoLocation
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public boolean getReminder(int index)
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Consider the following code::
When will method stringRecur terminates without error?
"For no string inputs. It calls itself no matter what the length of s. It will run until the computer runs out of memory."
- "Only when the length of the input string is greater than or equal to 15"
- "Only when an empty string is input"
- "For all string inputs"
- "Only when the length of the input string is less than 15"
Think about the range of the unhandeled cases by the exisiting if statement.


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As humans, we are motivated by many non-rational things: emotional security, certainty,
need for belonging, etc. - not necessarily a need for knowledge or its application.
Consider the following data for beliefs/knowledge (citations are below):
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Let's have some fun creating triangles! Depending on your input, you can create an Equilateral, Isosceles or Scalene triangle with sides AB, AC and BC.
Try it below. Click the Answer button for your results.
Enter the dimensions of side AB (cm/m):
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The new Spincast Process Utils plugin provides utilities to manipulate processes and external programs.
The main features are:
By combining those utilities, it is now possible to
test code inside a .jar file!
Indeed, running tests from an IDE
(or using the command line) doesn't always represent the
production environment, where everything is bundled in an executable .jar
file.
Finally, two new utility methods are provided by the SpincastUtils component:


This is what Joao Moutinho has said about his new Wolves contract
Majestic midfielder Joao Moutinho has signed a new two-year contract with Wolverhampton Wanderers
by Alex Dicken, https://www.facebook.com/alexdickenjournalist/?fref=tsJoao Moutinho says it was ‘a very easy decision’ to sign up for another two years at Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The Portuguese midfielder is one of the most popular players in Nuno Espirito Santo’s set-up, with some supporters even suggesting he’s the best Wolves player they’ve seen.
And news that he’s signed a new two-year contract with the club, which ties him to Wolverhampton until at least 2022, has delighted fans.
It arrives on the back of yet another Moutinho masterclass with his free-kick goal setting Wolves on their way to a 2-1 win over Bournemouth today which puts them fifth in the Premier League.
Speaking about his new contract, Moutinho said: “It was a very easy decision because I feel very good here. It’s a big club that wants to do something good and I want to do my best to help.
“We did a great job last season and this season we’ll try to do better. That’s what we’re going to do and I’m going to try 100 per cent to help the club to improve.
“I feel very good. We won today, a very important win, and I signed a new contract. I’m very happy to help the team today and I hope to help the new for the new two, three years.”


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1. Be open and friendly.
Coming here, you'll find people from all around the country, with different backgrounds, different cultures and even languages too. Don't make the mistake of maintaining a friend circle consisting of only people with similar interests, or from the same community as you.
2. Explore yourself
This is the time to explore your interests. My advice would be to try out all things and everything. Attend the initial sessions of all the clubs, try out all the sports. Believe me, you might find something that you've never even considered, to be extremely fun or something you're naturally good at. Try out some debating, dancing, jamming some music, as I said everything really.
3. Cause CG will not make you smile, but memories will.
Don't focus solely on academics but at the same time, don't ignore them completely.  You'll be burdened by responsibilities after you graduate, so this is really the best time to just enjoy yourself.
But then again, an easy mistake that you can make is to ignore the academics completely. Simply put, maintain a good balance.
-Abhishek Goyal (2016 Batch Computer Science and Engineering)


Will Agra be renamed? Univ panel to examine if city had 'ancient name'
Agra's Bhim Rao Ambedkar University has now constituted a committee to go into the issue, following a letter from the local administration, Vice Chancellor Arvind Dixit told.
by Press Trust of IndiaAn Uttar Pradesh department has set in motion an exercise to examine if this city was known by any other name in ancient times, triggering speculation that the Yogi Adityanath government is planning to rename Agra. Agra's Bhim Rao Ambedkar University has now constituted a committee to go into the issue, following a letter from the local administration, Vice Chancellor Arvind Dixit told


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Greetings and welcome to my page. I am a full stack Web Developer with a passion for engineering and technology. I have a full desire to bring people and technology together by finding user-friendly solutions. Maintaining a high standard for communication, be it online or in person is key; I work well when in a team or independently. Please feel free to reach out to me if you would like to chat.
I have been involved with computers from a young age and have wanted to learn more about them from the start. I try to keep my tastes varied and my mind open. I enjoy fun activities ranging from team sports to board games, video games and many things in between. I tend to be a quiet person, but I like to be friendly and outgoing. I aim to sharpen my skills as a web-devoloper and also expand into more technical aspects of the computer world. My goal is to bring people together and to inspire others! I hope you find this page useful to explore some of my projects and ideas.


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Girl Develop It is here to provide affordable and accessible programs to learn software through mentorship and hands-on instruction.
Some "rules"
Slack is a free, chat and messaging system available as either a web or native application for your desktop or mobile device. Sign up here:
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In contrast to 'separation of concerns'/MVC templating, views (HTML) are contained in the Javascript.
What can you do with React?
Virtual DOM
Templating power of Javascript
create-react-app
uses Webpack - a powerful tool to compile all your files into one neat "bundle".
npm install my-package-name
to install a package.package.json
at the root of your project - so anyone trying to run your code has a record of all of its dependenciescreate-react-app
$ npm install -g create-react-app
$ create-react-app trip-planner
Let's see what running create-react-app grocery-list
gave us!
├── README.md
├── node_modules*
. ├──
. ├── (all dependencies go here!)
. └──
├── package.json
├── public*
│ ├── favicon.ico
│ └── index.html
└── src*
├── App.css
├── App.js
├── App.test.js
├── index.css
├── index.js
└── logo.svg
{
"name": "sampleApp",
"version": "0.1.0",
"private": true,
"devDependencies": { // <- npm modules we need in order
"react-scripts": "0.8.5" // to work with this code
},
"dependencies": { // <- npm modules that we need
"react": "^15.4.2", // for our code to run
"react-dom": "^15.4.2"
},
"scripts": { // <- this is how we'll start our app:
"start": "react-scripts start", // npm start
"build": "react-scripts build",
"test": "react-scripts test --env=jsdom",
"eject": "react-scripts eject"
}
}
create-react-app allows us to use all the features of ES6, a newer version of Javascript
class App extends Component {
render() {
return (

Welcome to React

To get started, edit src/App.js and save to reload.

);
}
}
JSX looks a lot like HTML, but uses some of its own syntax & attribute names
className
instead of class
(because class
is a reserved keyword in Javascript)onClick, onKeyUp, onChange
take care of cross-browser compatibility

Cookie Recipe

will be compiled to
React.createComponent('div', {className: 'title'}, 'Cookie Recipe')
Props are the pieces of information passed from one component to its child component
React components are basically functions that take props to create HTML markup.
What are the props being passed to this React component?
What type of item is each prop?
Source: props.js
Let's have the 'App' render another component - we'll call it the 'AppName' component
Some props take literal values like strings or numbers
className="app-header"
itemCount=3
If the value of the prop is Javascript code (including a function reference or anonymous function), it needs to be wrapped in brackets: {}
text={`Today's date is ${date}.`}
onClick={this.clickHandler}
onMouseEnter={() => console.log("MOUSE ENTERED"); }
React components accept a special style
prop, which can be used in place of SASS/CSS stylesheets.
Note:
{}
for JavaScript evaluation, with { color: 'blue', fontSize: 16 }
inside React's PropTypes allow us to make sure that the props being passed to our component are the right type, which makes debugging easier.
Meetup.propTypes = {
data: PropTypes.shape({
description: PropTypes.string,
name: PropTypes.string,
rsvp_limit: PropTypes.number,
}),
}
Use state
when your component needs to keep track of something
constructor
function that gets called before it renders - here's where your initial state should be set.Component
prototype, and get custom methods and properties that we define.
class App extends Component {
constructor(props) {
super();
this.state = {
meetups: []
}
}
}
render() {
const { items, itemCount } = this.state;
return (
{items.map((item, index) => {item})}
);
}
addItem = (e) => {
const { items } = this.state;
items.push(e.value);
this.setState({ items: items });
}
fetch
instead of fetchJsonp
.Artist
component that renders each individual fact.
{{title}}


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Peach sauce is used as an accompaniment in Chinese cuisine. It is also used in peach preserves and chutney.
{{condiment-stub}}


Supply the full application name to create an application instance of {{::action.typeName}}@{{::action.typeVersion}}:


--- layout: newsstory title: JUST LIKE THE OLD DAYS match: BSC Yeltz 2 Hednesford 0 ---
It's been a few years since we used to have regular battles against Hednesford, so it was nice to put one over our old rivals even if it was just the Senior Cup. Goals from Skiddy and Jonah put us through to the next round in the most prestigious of the Senior Cups (I always talk them up when we win).
It was a bit of a disappointing turnout for the supporters' meeting on Monday, with only six committed fans turning up. Unfortunately this doesn't surprise me too much, as it's a lot easier to leave a message of support on the site than it is to actually do something about it. The people who leave messages are always more likely to be younger fans who have internet access.
Anyway, onwards on upwards. It's back to league action on Saturday with a trip to Warwick in the first of four consecutive away games.
Halesowen Town: Clarke; Colwell, Crawford, Knight, L. Collins, Skidmore, Hall, Jones, G. Smith, Taylor (Gray 45), Carter (Hines 84). Sub: Burnham
Hednesford Town: Gayle; Dodds, Lucas, Lake, Gardiner, Simpson, Airdrie (Craven 63), Brownrigg (Shakespeare 86), Francis, Lancashire (Dyson 75), Trainer
Referee: G. Aston (Kingswinford) Attendance: 205 Booked: Francis (22)
Halesowen made a comfortable passage to the next round as Dr Martens Premier Hednesford turned in a disappointing performance, despite naming a strong line-up.
Matty Hall made a couple of impressive early runs down the right wing for the home side but he blasted high in the 2nd minute and his third minute cross failed to find a Yeltz striker. Phil Trainer flashed a 13th minute shot wide and Andy Brownrigg's shot was easily saved by Tim Clarke a couple of minutes later for the visitors.
The Yeltz took the lead in the 19th minute when Andy Jones headed back across goal for Stuart Skidmore to turn home his first goal of the season from close range. Stuart Lake then stole in on the Halesowen defence in the 23rd minute from a Kevin Francis header, but he headed weakly into Clarke's arms.
Three minutes after half-time Skidmore set up Alfie Carter for a left wing run but his cross was cleared by the Hednesford defence. On 57 minutes Gary Smith set Carter free again but the break came to nothing. Stuart Airdrie curled a teasing 55th minute shot just wide as Kenny Hibbitt's Hednesford tried to get back into the game, but it was visiting goalkeeper Mark Gayle who had to turn a diving header around the post from Jones in the 71st minute from another Hall cross. Stuart Lake then had an 81st minute shot from 20 yards pushed away for a corner by Clarke.
Halesowen finally doubled the lead and sealed the game in the 85th minute when Smith threaded the ball through for Jones to poke home past Gayle.


This map converter use regular expressions to find properties in map files (or any xml formated code). The properties are then listed in a predefined order which is compatible with the official in game map editor for Multi Theft Auto as a lua table. The predefined code will then read the created table and create the map objects as soon the script is executed in game.
Converting maps to Lua has many advantages, for instance:
Tell your friends about it:
Will it work on any map file?
Currently all maps created with the official in game map editor will work, other map files will work if they have all the required properties.

Nope, all map and lua code are processed and returned directly to your browser
Can I use this on public networks?
Yes, the site is encrypted with SSL/TLS via Cloudflare and Letsencrypt
How do I use the converted code?
Paste the generated code into a new file with the name: map.lua, then create a file named meta.xml and paste this xml code.
The generated code doesn't work, I'm getting errors like "undefined variable v[*]"
Missing properties in your map files or incorrect values (numbers where chars are expected and vice versa) may cause this errors, try to remove the affected functions from the bottom of the file at whatever line has generated the error.
How can this service be free?
The service has low operational costs which is covered by a small amount of non annoying advertising you may be exposed to while using this service.


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abstract fun onAudioSessionDropped(): Unit
Called when audio session got dropped due to poor network conditions. There will be an automatic attempt of reconnecting it. If the reconnection is successful, onAudioSessionStarted will be called with value of reconnecting as true
Note: this callback will be called on main thread.


This is a platform for small agile teams to manage their software development process.
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Hit the ground running with comprehensive, modern UI components that work across the web, mobile and desktop.
Hit the ground running with comprehensive, modern UI components that work across the web, mobile and desktop.
Hit the ground running with comprehensive, modern UI components that work across the web, mobile and desktop.


A super simple, dependency free javascript library that enables vertical scrolling of an element by hovering over its edges.
roll = new Roll(".scroll"); // roll.destroy(); if the element is removed from the page


Balotelli Banished From Training
by SL InternationalControversial striker Mario Balotelli has once again found himself at the centre of attention after reportedly being banished from a recent training session.
Read: Europe's Top 10 Dribblers Revealed
On Thursday, reports emerged from Italy that Balotelli had been banished from a training session by Brescia manager Fabio Grosso.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the striker was dismissed by Grosso after he had approached some training drills in a lazy fashion.
The former AC Milan, Inter Milan and Manchester City forward then reportedly headed straight for the locker room, after which he left the ground altogether.
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Following the incident, Brescia's press office released a brief statement explaining what had transpired.
"Balotelli was dismissed by Grosso during the practice test of the mini-match and reached the locker room prematurely," the statement read, as reported by the abovementioned Italian publication.
It remains unclear at this stage whether or not the 29-year-old will face any further action from the club.
Read: CR7 A Small-Team Bully In Comparison To Messi?
Balotelli arrived at Brescia as a free agent from Olympique Marseille at the beginning of the season, and has scored twice in seven appearances for the club thus far.


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#include <btConvexCast.h>
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Typically the conservative advancement reaches solution in a few iterations, clip it to 32 for degenerate cases.
See discussion about this here http://continuousphysics.com/Bullet/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=565 btConvexCast is an interface for Casting
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Implemented in btContinuousConvexCollision, btSubsimplexConvexCast, and btGjkConvexCast.


Live at Paste Studio - La Santa Cecilia
L.A. rock band La Santa Cecilia aren't just a rock band. The four-piece group combines rock with the Latin music inspirations from their childhoods, ultimately delivering a mix of soul, bossa nova, tango, ska, rumba and much more. The band stopped by the Paste Studio in September to play some tunes from their new self-titled album: "A Thousand Times," "I've Been Thinking" and "Nobody Knows When You're Down And Out," which features California Feetwarmers on the album version.


Professional Work
Principal Engineer
October 2015 - Present | San Francisco, Ca
Stack: Angular.js, React.js, React Native, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB
Tools: Gulp, Xcode, Redis, AWS, Lodash, Async
We are bridging the worlds of tech and retail, designing elegant, intuitive customer experiences that will transform the way we think about shopping forever. Starting with our interactive Oak Fitting Room, we’re enabling our retail partners to create magical and meaningful customer experiences, while capturing previously unattainable shopper insights.
Frontend Engineer
March 2015 - October 2015 | San Francisco, Ca
Stack: Angular.js, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB
Tools: Grunt, Redis, AWS, HighCharts, Underscore, Async, Invision
Stanza's mission is to make scheduling around the web/mobile seamless. Our smart "Add to Calendar" button is easy to embed in any business' website/mobile app and offers their audience a two-click process to sync future events with any calendar. Current customers include large sports franchises (NCAA, NBA, NHL, NFL) where we've seen 50M+ calendar event downloads since launch.
My Contributions
Built Stanza's analytics feature. Logic is written on the client along with data-visualization using HighCharts.js
Built the referral program at the time of Stanza's Button 2.0 launch.
Built internal tools for the bd team to help streamline the sales process.
Built the client-side logic and rendering for the recurring events feature. Generates and renders recurring events based on an individual event's recurrence rule.
Removed an outdated task runner and built grunt into an existing app to help speed up development time and to compress the build properly for deployment.
Built Stanza's dashboard v2 alongside lead frontend Yash Saxena and lead designer Jonathan Capecchi (shipped Sept 2015).
Software Engineer
December 2014 - March 2015 | San Francisco, Ca
Stack: Backbone.js, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB
Tools: Grunt, Browserify, AWS, Underscore, Async
Interact enables the creation of and embedding of quizzes in your website to engage customers and generate leads. A few of Interact's growing clientele include Forbes, CBS, Disney, American Red Cross and TED.
My Contributions
Co-built version two of the Interact web application alongside CTO, Matt Clark.
Built Interact's user authentication system, created mongo schemas, wrote the endpoints and server-side logic in Node.js.
Wrote and deployed multiple apis. Built small, reuseable modules in Node.js to fit the app's needs.
Wrote the analytics logic on the server that generates a downloadable CSV file.
Co-built Interact's real-time, collaboration feature.
Portfolio Projects
Broadcast A Live Video Stream, Promote & Share, Join Other Streams
December 2015 | San Francisco, Ca
Stack: React.js, Flux (Reflux), Node.js, Express.js, WebRtc
Tools: OpenTok Api, Gulp.js, Redis
Broadcast It allows anyone to create a live, shareable video stream. It can be shared directly to the publisher's facebook wall or by the provided url.
Friends and followers will be redirected to the live broadcast and the real-time viewer count will be reflected in the publisher's UI.
WebRtc functionality is implemented via the OpenTok API (big fan).
Search Places, Get Reviews, Request Uber
September 2015 | San Francisco, Ca
Stack: Angular.js, Node.js, Express.js
Tools: Uber API, Yelp API, Google Maps API, Gulp.js
You Are Here integrates the Uber Api, Yelp Api and the Google Maps Api. It also implements oAuth 2.0 and deep-linking into Uber's native iOS app. Provides a search box to query for types of places in the area (bars, dinner, dentist, etc) and the search results render details about the places along with the yelp reviews and the uber ride-price and time-estimates.
When using iOS, there will also be a 'request uber' button next to each listing. You are here is mobile-first and fully responsive.
Scrapes Rental Listings in the US
July 2015 | San Francisco, Ca
Stack: Angular.js, Node.js, Express.js
Tools: Grunt, Cheerio, Underscore
A mobile-first, fully-responsive web application that scrapes, cleans and renders rental listings in the US. DOM traversal in Node.js via the Cheerio library.
Scraped sites include rentals.com and apartments.com


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %}You have logged out{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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List No Lines
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Introduction
We wanted to verify if the Net Neutrality theme was present on Youtube and if analyzing videos could help us going deep into the controversy. We decided to analyze video contents to study the position of authors on the subject and video comments to see how the crowd would react to the speeches. The results were compared to spot and highlight disagreements, similarities and constant trends.
As we classified videos into our categories, we noticed that 13 out of 20 placed in the vlog category, outlining how on Youtube news and knowledge spread from humble, one-man channels without big production budget. Through viral popularity and a honest, close-to-the-viewer point of view paired with a loyal and continuous effort spreading consciousness, vlogs or small productions are often more followed than TV shows or higher budget productions reversed on Youtube.


A deadly threat from Earth's history reappears, and a hunt for a lost artifact takes place between Autobots and Decepticons.
Leia maisSuper-assassin John Wick is on the run after killing a member of the international assassin's guild, and with a $14 million price tag on his head - he is the target of hit men and women everywhere.
Leia maisAfter the devastating events of Vingadores: Guerra Infinita (2018), the universe is in ruins. With the help of remaining allies, the Avengers assemble actions and restore balance to the universe.
In a future where mutants are nearly extinct, an elderly and weary Logan leads a quiet life. But when Laura, a mutant child pursued by scientists, comes to him for help.
A deactivated cyborg is revived, but cannot remember anything of her past life and goes on a quest to find out who she is..
Assista o trailerCarol Danvers becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races. .
Assista o trailerThe peaceful town of Centerville finds itself battling a zombie horde as the dead start rising from their graves. .
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Student one confirmation
The student is confirmed: #{studentOne.firstName} #{studentOne.lastName}
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| public_key & | operator= (public_key &&pk) |
| public_key & | operator= (const public_key &pk) |
| std::string | to_base58 () const |
| Allows to convert current public key object into base58 number. More... | |
| unsigned int | fingerprint () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static std::string | to_base58 (const public_key_data &key) |
| static public_key | from_base58 (const std::string &b58) |
Friends | |
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| bool | operator!= (const public_key &a, const public_key &b) |
contains only the public point of an elliptic curve key.
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| fc::ecc::public_key::public_key | ( | ) |
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| fc::ecc::public_key::public_key | ( | const public_key & | k | ) |
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| fc::ecc::public_key::~public_key | ( | ) |
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| fc::ecc::public_key::public_key | ( | const public_key_data & | v | ) |
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| fc::ecc::public_key::public_key | ( | const public_key_point_data & | v | ) |
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| fc::ecc::public_key::public_key | ( | const compact_signature & | c, |
| const fc::sha256 & | digest, | ||
| bool | check_canonical = true |
||
| ) |
Definition at line 156 of file elliptic_secp256k1.cpp.
| fc::ecc::public_key::public_key | ( | public_key && | pk | ) |
Definition at line 81 of file elliptic_secp256k1.cpp.
| public_key fc::ecc::public_key::add | ( | const fc::sha256 & | offset | ) | const |
Computes new pubkey = regenerate(offset).pubkey + old pubkey = offset * G + 1 * old pubkey ?!
Definition at line 102 of file elliptic_secp256k1.cpp.
| public_key fc::ecc::public_key::child | ( | const fc::sha256 & | offset | ) | const |
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| unsigned int fc::ecc::public_key::fingerprint | ( | ) | const |
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| public_key & fc::ecc::public_key::operator= | ( | public_key && | pk | ) |
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| public_key & fc::ecc::public_key::operator= | ( | const public_key & | pk | ) |
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| public_key_data fc::ecc::public_key::serialize | ( | ) | const |
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| public_key_point_data fc::ecc::public_key::serialize_ecc_point | ( | ) | const |
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| std::string fc::ecc::public_key::to_base58 | ( | ) | const |
Allows to convert current public key object into base58 number.
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Merge Sort is a sorting algorithm that is much is faster then those such as selection sort, it executes in O(n log n) time.
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One of the core features of reveal.js
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With this plugin you can add custom controls to reveal.js which allow arbitrary positioning, layout, and behaviour of the controls.
Installation
Copy the file customcontrols.js
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Add the plugin to the dependencies in your presentation and turn off the default controls as shown below:
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Configuration
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action: 'Reveal.prev(); return false;'
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action: 'Reveal.next(); return false;'
}
]
},
// ...
});
The configuration should be self explaining and any number of controls can be added.
License
MIT licensed
Copyright (C) 2017 Asvin Goel


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3 hours of lecture per week. Approximately 30 minutes per homework assignment.
The course is only offered in the Spring. Bioengineering students typically take this as an underclassman. Chemical engineering students can take it any year, since it doesn’t serve as a prerequisite for any chemical engineering course.
The exams are very straightforward if you attend lecture. Pay attention to specific things that the professor highlights in lectures, as they will likely be on the exams.
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General comments
R equivalents
glmnet
:pyglmnet
lme4
:pymer4
and asklearn
wrappersklearn-lmer
Scikit-learn (sklearn
)
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fit
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.GridSearchCV
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Statsmodels (statsmodels
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sklearn
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statsmodels
:
Other GLM
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statsmodels
:
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pymer4
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sklearn-lmer
: asklearn
wrapper with CV
pyglmnet.GLM(distr="gaussian")
- Elastic net regularization (LASSO and Ridge)
- Cross-validation
- Group regularization
pyGAM.LinearGAM
:- GAM (with interactions), Cross-validation, similar to
sklearn
’s API
- GAM (with interactions), Cross-validation, similar to
statsmodels
GLM
- Count data (Poisson)
pyglmnet.GLM(distr="poisson")
- Elastic net regularization (LASSO and Ridge)
- Cross-validation
- Group regularization
pymer4.Lmer(family="poisson")
- Mixed effect models
pyGAM.PoissonGAM
:- GAM (with interactions), Cross-validation, similar to
sklearn
’s API
- GAM (with interactions), Cross-validation, similar to
statsmodels
:
- Count data (Binomial)
statsmodels
:
- Count data (Negative Binomial)
statsmodels
:
- Count data (Zero-Inflated Models)
- Right-continuous Data (Gamma)
pyglmnet.GLM(distr="gamma")
- Elastic net regularization (LASSO and Ridge)
- Cross-validation
- Group regularization
pymer4.Lmer(family="gamma")
- Mixed effect models
pyGAM.GammaGAM
:- GAM (with interactions), Cross-validation, similar to
sklearn
’s API
- GAM (with interactions), Cross-validation, similar to
statsmodels
:
- Right-continuous Data (Inverse Gaussian)
pymer4.Lmer(family="inverse_gaussian")
- Mixed effect models
pyGAM.InvGaussGAM
:- GAM (with interactions), Cross-validation, similar to
sklearn
’s API
- GAM (with interactions), Cross-validation, similar to
statsmodels
:
- Right-continuous with Excess Zero Data (Tweedie with $p\in(1,2)$)
statsmodels
:
Kernel Linear Regression
sklearn.kernel_ridge.KernelRidge
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Ensemble and Tree-based Methods
Gaussian Process
K-Nearest-Neighbors
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sklearn
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Support Vector Machines
Unsupervised Learning
Clustering
Gaussian Mixture Model
Dimensionality Reduction
sklearn.decomposition
:sklearn.manifold
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sknn.ae.AutoEncoder
- Neural network autoencoder


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Tools to extract and analyse charcoal sedimentary data stored in
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| Suggests: |
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CHAPTER VI
The next step is called Praty‚h‚ra. What is this? You know how perceptions come. First of all there are the external instruments, then the internal organs acting in the body through the brain centres, and there is the mind. When these come together and attach themselves to some external object, then we perceive it. At the same time it is a very difficult thing to concentrate the mind and attach it to one organ only; the mind is a slave.
We hear "Be good," and "Be good," and "Be good," taught all over the world. There is hardly a child, born in any country in the world, who has not been told, "Do not steal," "Do not tell a lie," but nobody tells the child how he can help doing them. Talking will not help him. Why should he not become a thief? We do not teach him how not to steal; we simply tell him, "Do not steal." Only when we teach him to control his mind do we really help him. All actions, internal and external, occur when the mind joins itself to certain centres, called the organs. Willingly or unwillingly it is drawn to join itself to the centres, and that is why people do foolish deeds and feel miserable, which, if the mind were under control, they would not do. What would be the result of controlling the mind? It then would not join itself to the centres of perception, and, naturally, feeling and willing would be under control. It is clear so far. Is it possible? It is perfectly possible. You see it in modern times; the faith-healers teach people to deny misery and pain and evil. Their philosophy is rather roundabout, but it is a part of Yoga upon which they have somehow stumbled. Where they succeed in making a person throw off suffering by denying it, they really use a part of Pratyahara, as they make the mind of the person strong enough to ignore the senses. The hypnotists in a similar manner, by their suggestion, excite in the patient a sort of morbid Pratyahara for the time being. The so-called hypnotic suggestion can only act upon a weak mind. And until the operator, by means of fixed gaze or otherwise, has succeeded in putting the mind of the subject in a sort of passive, morbid condition, his suggestions never work.
Now the control of the centres which is established in a hypnotic patient or the patient of faith-healing, by the operator, for a time, is reprehensible, because it leads to ultimate ruin. It is not really controlling the brain centres by the power of one's own will, but is, as it were, stunning the patient's mind for a time by sudden blows which another's will delivers to it. It is not checking by means of reins and muscular strength the mad career of a fiery team, but rather by asking another to deliver heavy blows on the heads of the horses, to stun them for a time into gentleness. At each one of these processes the man operated upon loses a part of his mental energies, till at last, the mind, instead of gaining the power of perfect control, becomes a shapeless, powerless mass, and the only goal of the patient is the lunatic asylum.
Every attempt at control which is not voluntary, not with the controller's own mind, is not only disastrous, but it defeats the end. The goal of each soul is freedom, mastery — freedom from the slavery of matter and thought, mastery of external and internal nature. Instead of leading towards that, every will-current from another, in whatever form it comes, either as direct control of organs, or as forcing to control them while under a morbid condition, only rivets one link more to the already existing heavy chain of bondage of past thoughts, past superstitions. Therefore, beware how you allow yourselves to be acted upon by others. Beware how you unknowingly bring another to ruin. True, some succeed in doing good to many for a time, by giving a new trend to their propensities, but at the same time, they bring ruin to millions by the unconscious suggestions they throw around, rousing in men and women that morbid, passive, hypnotic condition which makes them almost soulless at last. Whosoever, therefore, asks any one to believe blindly, or drags people behind him by the controlling power of his superior will, does an injury to humanity, though he may not intend it.
Therefore use your own minds, control body and mind yourselves, remember that until you are a diseased person, no extraneous will can work upon you; avoid everyone, however great and good he may be, who asks you to believe blindly. All over the world there have been dancing and jumping and howling sects, who spread like infection when they begin to sing and dance and preach; they also are a sort of hypnotists. They exercise a singular control for the time being over sensitive persons, alas! often, in the long run, to degenerate whole races. Ay, it is healthier for the individual or the race to remain wicked than be made apparently good by such morbid extraneous control. One's heart sinks to think of the amount of injury done to humanity by such irresponsible yet well-meaning religious fanatics. They little know that the minds which attain to sudden spiritual upheaval under their suggestions, with music and prayers, are simply making themselves passive, morbid, and powerless, and opening themselves to any other suggestion, be it ever so evil.  Therefore, beware of everything that takes away your freedom. Know that it is dangerous, and avoid it by all the means in your power.
He who has succeeded in attaching or detaching his mind to or from the centres at will has succeeded in Pratyahara, which means, "gathering towards," checking the outgoing powers of the mind, freeing it from the thraldom of the senses. When we can do this, we shall really possess character; then alone we shall have taken a long step towards freedom; before that we are mere machines.
How hard it is to control the mind! Well has it been compared to the maddened monkey. There was a monkey, restless by his own nature, as all monkeys are. As if that were not enough some one made him drink freely of wine, so that he became still more restless. Then a scorpion stung him. When a man is stung by a scorpion, he jumps about for a whole day; so the poor monkey found his condition worse than ever. To complete his misery a demon entered into him. What language can describe the uncontrollable restlessness of that monkey? The human mind is like that monkey, incessantly active by its own nature; then it becomes drunk with the wine of desire, thus increasing its turbulence. After desire takes possession comes the sting of the scorpion of jealousy at the success of others, and last of all the demon of pride enters the mind, making it think itself of all importance. How hard to control such a mind!
The first lesson, then, is to sit for some time and let the mind run on. The mind is bubbling up all the time. It is like that monkey jumping about. Let the monkey jump as much as he can; you simply wait and watch. Knowledge is power, says the proverb, and that is true. Until you know what the mind is doing you cannot control it. Give it the rein; many hideous thoughts may come into it; you will be astonished that it was possible for you to think such thoughts. But you will find that each day the mind's vagaries are becoming less and less violent, that each day it is becoming calmer. In the first few months you will find that the mind will have a great many thoughts, later you will find that they have somewhat decreased, and in a few more months they will be fewer and fewer, until at last the mind will be under perfect control; but we must patiently practice every day. As soon as the steam is turned on, the engine must run; as soon as things are before us we must perceive; so a man, to prove that he is not a machine, must demonstrate that he is under the control of nothing. This controlling of the mind, and not allowing it to join itself to the centres, is Pratyahara. How is this practised? It is a tremendous work, not to be done in a day. Only after a patient, continuous struggle for years can we succeed.
After you have practised Pratyahara for a time, take the next step, the Dh‚ran‚, holding the mind to certain points. What is meant by holding the mind to certain points? Forcing the mind to feel certain parts of the body to the exclusion of others. For instance, try to feel only the hand, to the exclusion of other parts of the body. When the Chitta, or mind-stuff, is confined and limited to a certain place it is Dharana. This Dharana is of various sorts, and along with it, it is better to have a little play of the imagination. For instance, the mind should be made to think of one point in the heart. That is very difficult; an easier way is to imagine a lotus there. That lotus is full of light, effulgent light. Put the mind there. Or think of the lotus in the brain as full of light, or of the different centres in the Sushumna mentioned before.
The Yogi must always practice. He should try to live alone; the companionship of different sorts of people distracts the mind; he should not speak much, because to speak distracts the mind; not work much, because too much work distracts the mind; the mind cannot be controlled after a whole day's hard work. One observing the above rules becomes a Yogi. Such is the power of Yoga that even the least of it will bring a great amount of benefit. It will not hurt anyone, but will benefit everyone. First of all, it will tone down nervous excitement, bring calmness, enable us to see things more clearly. The temperament will be better, and the health will be better. Sound health will be one of the first signs, and a beautiful voice. Defects in the voice will be changed. This will be among the first of the many effects that will come. Those who practise hard will get many other signs. Sometimes there will be sounds, as a peal of bells heard at a distance, commingling, and falling on the ear as one continuous sound. Sometimes things will be seen, little specks of light floating and becoming bigger and bigger; and when these things come, know that you are progressing fast.
Those who want to be Yogis, and practice hard, must take care of their diet at first. But for those who want only a little practice for everyday business sort of life, let them not eat too much; otherwise they may eat whatever they please. For those who want to make rapid progress, and to practice hard, a strict diet is absolutely necessary. They will find it advantageous to live only on milk and cereals for some months. As the organisation becomes finer and finer, it will be found in the beginning that the least irregularity throws one out of balance. One bit of food more or less will disturb the whole system, until one gets perfect control, and then one will be able to eat whatever one likes.
When one begins to concentrate, the dropping of a pin will seem like a thunderbolt going through the brain. As the organs get finer, the perceptions get finer. These are the stages through which we have to pass, and all those who persevere will succeed. Give up all argumentation and other distractions. Is there anything in dry intellectual jargon? It only throws the mind off its balance and disturbs it. Things of subtler planes have to be realised. Will talking do that? So give up all vain talk. Read only those books which have been written by persons who have had realisation.
Be like the pearl oyster. There is a pretty Indian fable to the effect that if it rains when the star Sv‚ti is in the ascendant, and a drop of rain falls into an oyster, that drop becomes a pearl. The oysters know this, so they come to the surface when that star shines, and wait to catch the precious raindrop. When a drop falls into them, quickly the oysters close their shells and dive down to the bottom of the sea, there to patiently develop the drop into the pearl. We should be like that.  There is the danger of frittering away your energies by taking up an idea only for its novelty, and then giving it up for another that is newer. Take one thing up and do it, and see the end of it, and before you have seen the end, do not give it up. He who can become mad with an idea, he alone sees light. Those that only take a nibble here and a nibble there will never attain anything. They may titillate their nerves for a moment, but there it will end. They will be slaves in the hands of nature, and will never get beyond the senses.
Those who really want to be Yogis must give up, once for all, this nibbling at things. Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life — think of it, dream of it, live on that idea.  This is the way to success, and this is the way great spiritual giants are produced. Others are mere talking machines. If we really want to be blessed, and make others blessed, we must go deeper. The first step is not to disturb the mind, not to associate with persons whose ideas are disturbing.  Avoid them; and those who want to go to the highest, must avoid all company, good or bad.  You have to plunge in and work, without thinking of the result. If you are brave enough, in six months you will be a perfect Yogi. But those who take up just a bit of it and a little of everything else make no progress. It is of no use simply to take a course of lessons. To those who are full of Tamas, ignorant and dull — those whose minds never get fixed on any idea, who only crave for something to amuse them — religion and philosophy are simply objects of entertainment. These are the unpersevering. They hear a talk, think it very nice, and then go home and forget all about it. To succeed, you must have tremendous perseverance, tremendous will. "I will drink the ocean," says the persevering soul, "at my will mountains will crumble up." Have that sort of energy, that sort of will, work hard, and you will reach the goal.