Jamie George ready to fight for silverware despite Saracens' punishments
by By Online EditorsEngland hooker Jamie George is ready to fight for silverware on multiple fronts as Saracens contend with the points deduction that places their Gallagher Premiership survival in grave peril.
The double winners are reeling after being docked 35 points and fined £5.36million for breaching salary cap regulations, plunging them into a desperate battle for survival.
They host the Ospreys at Allianz Park on Saturday and George will arrive off the bench in the hope of lifting their Champions Cup defence.
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“As a five-year-old kid I used to come and watch Sarries play. We are in trouble at the minute and I just want to do as much as I can for that as well,” George said.
“It is a difficult decision that we are going to have to make but – at the same time – I had a conversation with (assistant coach) Alex Sanderson about it and he was saying, ‘We’ve got this, you guys go and do your thing and progress your careers, we will look after it’.
“I think it is four Premiership games we would miss out on, but I have every confidence that the group that wouldn’t be going away, that would be left here, would be ready as ever for that challenge.”
Saracens currently sit at the bottom of Pool 4 in the Champions Cup following their campaign-opening 30-10 defeat to Racing 92 in Paris last week.
The reigning English and European champions also lie in last place in the Premiership with -22 points, but have won three of their opening four matches.
– Press Association
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BigBrain Quadview — use mouse to pan, R + mouse to rotate, T + mouse to transverse rotate, ↑ and ↓ to go forward/backward on the view the mouse hovers.
Shift + click on the plane on the bottom-left window to center on this point.
You can also share the URL because it is specific to the current view.


schedulers.
FunctionScheduler
(optimizer, lr_fn)[source]¶Bases: object
Scheduler class. This is a rip-off from torch’s _LRScheduler base class which instead of working batch wise has support for both batch and epoch granularity.
Note
You must call step()
on this as well, not only on the Optimizer (just like PyTorch)
schedulers.


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We are offering a new lifestyle space that fuses
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Nicole Kidman shares rare snap of daughter Sunday Rose as they enjoy family time
The award-winning actress shared a rare glimpse at her family life as she posted a sweet snap of her 11-year-old daughter
by Irishmirror.ieNicole Kidman shared a rare photo of her 11-year-old daughter Sunday Rose over the weekend.
The Oscar-winning actress, 52, tends to keep her personal life away from social media, but took to Instagram on Sunday to share a glimpse at her spending quality family time with her daughter.
The adorable snap shows the mother and daughter enjoying some quality bonding time during a cold, wintry walk through the park.
The sun appeared to be gleaming through the trees as Nicole and Sunday Rose explored the wintry outdoors and colourful, falling autumnal foliage.
She captioned the sweet photo: "Sunday walk with Sunday #MotherDaughter #Happiness."
Now living in Nashville, Tennessee, Nicole is married to country singer Keith Urban and the pair have two biological daughters - Sunday Rose, 11, and eight-year-old Faith Margaret.
The Australian actress also has two adopted Isabella, now 26, and Connor, now 24, with her ex-husband Tom Cruise .
The 52-year-old also had minimal contact with Isabella, who is now married and living in Croydon, South London.
Nicole married Mission Impossible star Tom in 1990, a year after the pair met on the sets of ‘Days of Thunder’.
They split in 2001, with their adopted children choosing to stay with Tom and within the Scientology faith.
Tom is an outspoken advocate for the Church of Scientology, having become involved with the faith through his first wife, Mimi Rogers.
Nicole last spoke of her two eldest children back in 2018, amid rumours of a rift after she snubbed them in an Emmys acceptance speech thanking her family, when she addressed their commitment to Scientology.
A-lister Nicole has a busy work schedule at the moment with new movie Bombshell set to hit cinemas in December and three other acting projects which Nicole is producing.
Nicole stars in upcoming film Bombshell alongside Margot Robbie and Charlize Theron.
It was recently announced that she will serve as a producer for another Liane Moriarty adaptation, Truly Madly Guilty.
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Images are Docker images, saved and uploaded to an AWS S3 bucket. They are
the basic unit of deployment. Each image contains a single application and
can be copied and started on any Linux machine. A machine can run multiple
images and even multiple instances of a single image.


LUKAS KOLLER
Date of Birth |
06/06/1998 |
Place of Birth |
San Francisco, CA, USA |
Nationality |
German, American |
|
|
EDUCATION
since fall 2021 |
M.Sc. Informatics at Technical University of Munich, Germany (expected graduation 2023) |
fall semester 2019 |
Exchange student in Computer Science at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL, USA |
2017 – 2021 |
B.Sc. Informatics at Technical University of Munich, Germany |
2008 – 2016 |
Otfried-Preußler-Gymnasium, Pullach, Germany, graduation with Abitur |
INTERNSHIP AND SOCIAL COMMITMENT
May 2021 – June 2021 |
Research Assistant at the Chair for Logic and Verification at the Technical University of Munich, Germany |
Oct 2020 – Mar 2021 |
Teaching Assistant for Discrete Structures (IN0015) at the Technical University of Munich, Germany |
Apr 2020 – Sep 2020 |
Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Theory of Computation (IN0011) at the Technical University of Munich, Germany |
Jan 2020 – Apr 2020 |
Internship AI use case development at IBM Watson Industry Lab, Munich, Germany |
Jun 2018 – Jul 2019 |
Part-time Internship Software Development at Hoermann Logistics, Munich, Germany |
Nov 2016 – Jul 2017 |
Parts-Tester at iFixit.com, San Luis Obispo, CA, USA |
2015 – 2016 |
Tutoring High School students in Maths and Physics |
2006 – 2016 |
Field-Hockey player in Bavarian Junior Field-Hockey-League Team, Bavarian vice-champion 2009, Bavarian School-Hockey champion 2013 |
INTERESTS AND KNOWINGS
Language ability |
English, German, Latin (Latinum) |
Computer literacy |
Isabelle/HOL, Java, Kotlin, C, Flutter, Android Development |
Interests |
Running (Give Kudos on Strava), Hiking, Skiing |


Hi I'm Alix, I'm in the bootcamp to change my career. I know very little about coding and I'm only beginning to comprehend all of this.


William H. Dunn
I
am hoping that you can give me a hand with an Ohio history mystery. When
John Wesley Powell led the famous first expedition down the Colorado River in
1869, one of his boatmen was named William H. Dunn. Because Dunn perished
on the trip, historians never had a chance to learn anything about him, not
even his age or where he was born. But there was one clue in the record
that he might have been from Ohio. I would like to pursue this clue
further. I would hope that this mystery might interest some Ohio
genealogists or historians, who might dig into local records, most likely from
the 1830s to 1850s. Thank you very much for any help you can offer.
Don Lago, P. O. Box 369, Flagstaff, AZ 86002.
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Holds the Port intervlan configuration info. More...
#include <csl_cpsw.h>
Data Fields | |
| Uint8 | dstMacAddress [6] |
| Uint8 | srcMacAddress [6] |
| Uint32 | decrementTtl |
| Uint32 | destForceUntaggedEgress |
| Uint32 | replaceDaSa |
| Uint32 | replaceVid |
| Uint32 | vid |
Holds the Port intervlan configuration info.
| Uint32 CSL_CPSW_INTERVLANCFG::decrementTtl |
Decrement Time To Live - When set, the Time To Live (TTL) field in the header is decremented: IPV4 - Decrement the TTL byte and update the Header Checksum IPV6 - Decrement the Hop Limit. note: When this bit is set, the ALE should be configured to send any IPv4/6 packet with a zero or one TTL field to the host. When this bit is cleared the TTL/Hop Limit fields are not checked or modified.
| Uint32 CSL_CPSW_INTERVLANCFG::destForceUntaggedEgress |
Destination VLAN Force Untagged Egress - When set, this bit indicates that the VLAN should be removed on egress for the routed packet.
| Uint8 CSL_CPSW_INTERVLANCFG::dstMacAddress[6] |
Destination mac address to be replaced
| Uint32 CSL_CPSW_INTERVLANCFG::replaceDaSa |
Replace Destination Address and Source Address - When set this bit indicates that the routed packet destination address should be replaced by da[47:0] and the source address should be replaced by sa[47:0]
| Uint32 CSL_CPSW_INTERVLANCFG::replaceVid |
Replace VLAN ID - When set this bit indicates that the VLAN ID should be replaced for the routed packet
| Uint8 CSL_CPSW_INTERVLANCFG::srcMacAddress[6] |
Source mac address to be replaced
| Uint32 CSL_CPSW_INTERVLANCFG::vid |
VLAN ID to be set on outgoing packets


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{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree %} {% block title %} Part 3 {% endblock %} {% block content %}
In this part of the experimant, we will ask you to make a number of decisions. The decisions we will ask you to make will be choices between pairs of lotteries. There are 10 pairs of lotteries, as listed in this table.
Each lottery has two outcomes. The columns named Prob give the probability of each outcome of the draw, while the ECU columns indicate the value of the outcome.
For example, in Decision #1, picking Lottery A means you have a 10% chance of getting 40.00 ECU and a 90% chance of getting 32.00 ECU; picking Lottery B means you have a chance of getting 77.00 ECU and a 90% chance of getting 2.00 ECU.
Note that as you move down the table, the probability associated with the higher rises for both Lottery A and Lottery B. In fact, once you get to Decision 10, that higher-payoff outcome for each lottery will happen with certainty. Your choice in Decision 10 is therefore between 40 ECU for sure if you pick Lottery A or 77 ECU for sure if you pick Lottery B.
You must decide whether and when to switch from Lottery A to Lottery B. If you wish to play Lottery A in all Decisions, write 11 in the box provided. If you wish to play Lottery B in all Decisions, write 1 in the box.
Write a number between 2 and 10 in the box to switch to playing Lottery B starting with that Decision. For example, if you would like to play Decision A for Decisions 1 to 5 and B for Decisions 6 to 10, you should write 6 in the box.


Issue Five
It’s a flipped switch, a necklace of rope, a sestina,
a slipknot. Underneath the table, I tender shreds
of meat to the stray dogs my father found on the
highway shoulder, the ones he took home to fatten
and adore. Their lips are rough against my fingers,
the white pillars of their teeth smooth and scraping.
My father does not like fish although the bones of his
arm are ribbed like the scales of one. When he was
a boy, his brother poured a goldfish tank beneath
the collar of his shirt, their flexing muddy bodies
sliding like loose flames down his back. I imagine
them writhing, dropped nickels in tailspins, oxygen
receding from their fading veins as they choked on
air. Their eyes would have billowed like sails tensed
by storms, quaking like a city in the aftermath of bombs:
bent spines, salted bodies, too slight yet for the dogs.
Alexandra Spensley is a member of the class of 2016 at Avon Lake High School in Avon Lake, Ohio. Her poetry has been published in Polyphony HS.
Copyright © 2012-2015, The Postscript Journal. All rights reserved.


{% extends "pathways/base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load static %} {% block content %} {% trans 'Well, this is embarrassing...' %} {% trans 'Sorry this is not working properly. We have now received an alert about this and will be working to fix it.' %} {% trans 'In the meantime, here is what you can do:' %} {% trans 'Refresh the page (sometimes this helps).' %} If you are submitting a new application, clicking here to reset your application might help as it cleans and resets the current session. {% blocktrans %} Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and tell us what happened. {% endblocktrans %} {% endblock content %}
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[ all classes ]
[ nl.tudelft.jpacman.level ]
Coverage Summary for Class: CollisionMap (nl.tudelft.jpacman.level)
| Class |
|---|
| CollisionMap |
1 package nl.tudelft.jpacman.level;
2
3 import nl.tudelft.jpacman.board.Unit;
4
5 /**
6 * A table containing all (relevant) collisions between different types of
7 * units.
8 *
9 * @author Jeroen Roosen
10 */
11 public interface CollisionMap {
12
13 /**
14 * Collides the two units and handles the result of the collision, which may
15 * be nothing at all.
16 *
17 * @param <C1>
18 * The collider type.
19 * @param <C2>
20 * The collidee (unit that was moved into) type.
21 *
22 * @param collider
23 * The unit that causes the collision by occupying a square with
24 * another unit already on it.
25 * @param collidee
26 * The unit that is already on the square that is being invaded.
27 */
28 <C1 extends Unit, C2 extends Unit> void collide(C1 collider, C2 collidee);
29
30 }


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{% extends "core/base.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% load url_tags %} {% load humanize %} {% block title %}
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Jukeberry lets you select music from a group of RFID cards and play it on any device listening the proper events
Inform when a card has been read
Accepts the following message:
Id of read card.
The card might have any text description.
Date and time when the message was sent.
Additional properties are allowed.
Inform when the stop button was pushed
Accepts the following message:
Date and time when the message was sent
Additional properties are allowed.


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Students evacuated as huge fire breaks out at university accommodation block
A huge blaze has broken out at university student halls in Greater Manchester, causing up to hundreds to be evacuated.
Fire crews are currently tackling the large fire in Bolton while police have closed a number of roads around the area.
Images and videos posted on social media show firefighters tackling huge flames bursting out of the windows on the top floors of a building on Bradshawgate.
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service said 20 fire engines were at the scene and that the building was being evacuated.
Emergency services said they received a call at 8.50pm on Friday, while eyewitnesses reported seeing students ‘crying on their phones’ at the scene.
One student wrote on Twitter that she had to dash out and leave her belongings behind but added that ‘the main thing is I’m out and I’m safe’.
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Mike Claridge said: ‘Bolton student accommodation fire looks serious. Cladding falling in flames and whole block looks on fire in videos on Twitter.
‘Hoping and praying all were able to get out.’
Dominic Walsh, 36, who was in a nearby curry house, told MailOnline: ‘We could smell smoke and we thought it was just coming from the kitchen, then a couple of fire engines rocked up and then a few people were coming out of the building, and then a few more.
‘When we stepped out we could see the embers in the sky. We could see the building glowing at the top.’
He said he thought around 50 to 100 people were evacuated from the building which houses university students.
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) also said they were at the scene.
GMP Bolton North posted on Facebook: ‘We are currently dealing with an incident on Bradshawgate and have a number of road closures in place.
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Here, you can learn all about BitQuest, the first Minecraft server with a Bitcoin-denominated economy. Please remember that this server is still under development, so check this wiki frequently to stay up-to-date with changing mechanics.
To get started, you can take a look at the README.md page. For more information about BitQuest's community, mechanics, and development, read the following:
BitQuest started as an experiment of what creating a game with an economy based off a real currency could do. Of course, at the center of any economy is the community, and BitQuest has created an interesting one.
The easiest way to get involved is to join BitQuest's server via Minecraft 1.12.2 with the address, play.bitquest.co
You can also join BitQuest's Discord server to get the latest community news and talk to other BitQuest players.
BitQuest doesn't filter its chat, but in case of proof of abusive chat, some users should be banned.


Wash helps you deal with all your remote or cloud-native infrastructure using the UNIX-y patterns and tools you already know and love.
Introduction
Exploring, understanding, and inspecting modern infrastructure should be simple and straightforward. Whether it’s containers, VMs, network devices, IoT stuff, or anything in between…they all have different ways of enumerating what you have, getting a stream of output, running commands, etc. Every vendor has its own tools and APIs that expose these features, each one different, each one bespoke. Thus, they are difficult to compose together to solve higher-level problems. And that’s no fun at all!
UNIX’s philosophy and abstractions have worked for decades. They’re pretty good, and more importantly, they’re familiar to millions of people. Wash intends to apply those same philosophies and abstractions to modern, distributed infrastructure.
Wash aims to:
- help you keep track of what systems you’re running
- make scripting across your new-fangled infrastructure as easy as writing a local shell script
- provide easy access to files, logs, metadata, and any other activity for viewing, editing, and UNIXy slicing-and-dicing
- help you build better tools that work across a variety of cloud APIs
- let you easily build your own integrations in whatever language you want
- be extremely simple to get up-and-running; if it takes you more than a few minutes, let us know!
Getting started
Wash is distributed as a single binary, and the only prerequisite is libfuse
. Thus, getting going is pretty simple:
- Download the Wash binary for your platform
- or install with
brew install puppetlabs/puppet/wash
- or install with
- Install
libfuse
, if you haven’t already- E.g. on MacOS using homebrew:
brew cask install osxfuse
- E.g. on CentOS:
yum install fuse fuse-libs
- E.g. on Ubuntu:
apt-get install fuse
- E.g. on MacOS using homebrew:
- Start Wash
./wash
At this point, if you haven’t already, you should start some resources that Wash can actually introspect. Otherwise, as Han Solo would say, “this is going to be a real short trip”. So fire up some Docker containers, create some EC2 instances, toss some files into S3, launch a Kubernetes pod, etc. We’ve also provided a guided tour that includes a Docker application.
Known issues
Wash uses your system shell to provide the shell environment. It determines this using the SHELL environment variable or falls back to /bin/sh
, so if you’d like to specify a particular shell set the SHELL environment variable before starting Wash.
On macOS
If using iTerm2, we recommend installing iTerm2’s shell integration to avoid issue#84.
If the wash
daemon exits with a exit status of 255, that typically means that wash
couldn’t load the FUSE extensions. MacOS only allows for a certain (small) number of virtual devices on the system, and if all available slots are taken up by other programs then we won’t be able to run. You can view loaded extensions with kextstat
. More information in this github issue for FUSE for macOS.
Wash by example
To give you a sense of how wash
works, we’ve created a multi-node Docker application based on the Docker Compose tutorial. To start it run
1 2 |
svn export https://github.com/puppetlabs/wash.git/trunk/examples/swarm docker-compose -f swarm/docker-compose.yml up -d |
If you don’t have
svn
installed, you cangit clone https://github.com/puppetlabs/wash.git
and prefixswarm/docker-compose.yml
withwash/examples
.
This starts a small Flask webapp that keeps a count of how often it’s been accessed in a Redis instance that maintains state in a Docker volume.
When done, run
docker-compose -f swarm/docker-compose.yml down
to stop the example application.
Navigate the filesystem to view running containers
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 |
$ wash Welcome to Wash! Wash includes several built-in commands: wexec, find, list, meta, tail. See commands run with wash via 'whistory', and logs with 'whistory <id>'. Try 'help' wash$ cd docker/containers wash$ list NAME MODIFIED ACTIONS ./ <unknown> list swarm_redis_1/ 03 Jul 19 07:57 PDT list, exec swarm_web_1/ 03 Jul 19 07:57 PDT list, exec wash$ list swarm_web_1 NAME MODIFIED ACTIONS ./ 03 Jul 19 07:57 PDT list, exec fs/ <unknown> list log <unknown> read, stream metadata.json <unknown> read |
Those containers are displayed as a directory, and provide access to their logs and metadata as files. Recent output from both can be accessed with common tools.
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wash$ tail */log ==> swarm_web_1/log <== * Serving Flask app "app" (lazy loading) * Environment: production WARNING: Do not use the development server in a production environment. Use a production WSGI server instead. ... ==> swarm_redis_1/log <== 1:C 21 Mar 2019 00:02:33.112 # oO0OoO0OoO0Oo Redis is starting oO0OoO0OoO0Oo 1:C 21 Mar 2019 00:02:33.112 # Redis version=5.0.4, bits=64, commit=00000000, modified=0, pid=1, just started 1:C 21 Mar 2019 00:02:33.112 # Configuration loaded 1:M 21 Mar 2019 00:02:33.113 * Running mode=standalone, port=6379. ... |
Notice that tab-completion makes it easy to find the containers you want to explore.
The list earlier also noted that the container “directories” support the metadata action. We can get structured metadata in ether YAML or JSON with wash meta
1 2 3 4 5 6 |
wash$ meta swarm_web_1 -o yaml AppArmorProfile: "" Args: - app.py Config: ... |
We can interrogate the container more closely with wexec
1 2 |
wash$ wexec swarm_web_1 whoami root |
Try exploring docker/volumes
to interact with the volume created for Redis.
Finding with metadata
Wash includes a powerful find
command that can match based on an entry’s metadata. For example, if we wanted to see what containers were created recently, we would look at the .Created
entry for Docker containers and the .metadata.creationTimestamp
for Kubernetes pods. We can find all instances created in the last 24 hours with
1
|
find -meta .Created -24h -o -meta .metadata.creationTimestamp -24h |
That says: list entries with the Created
metadata - interpreted as a date-time - that falls within the last 24 hours, or that have the metadata: creationTimestamp
in the last 24 hours. See help find
for more on using find
.
If you want to try this out, or explore more Kubernetes functionality, you can create a Redis server with a persistent volume using Kubernetes in Docker and the following config:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 |
cat <<EOF | kubectl create -f - kind: PersistentVolume apiVersion: v1 metadata: name: redis labels: type: local spec: storageClassName: manual capacity: storage: 100Mi accessModes: - ReadWriteOnce hostPath: path: "/mnt/data" --- kind: PersistentVolumeClaim apiVersion: v1 metadata: name: redis spec: storageClassName: manual accessModes: - ReadWriteOnce resources: requests: storage: 50Mi --- kind: Pod apiVersion: v1 metadata: name: redis spec: containers: - name: redis image: redis args: ["--appendonly", "yes"] volumeMounts: - name: redis mountPath: /data volumes: - name: redis persistentVolumeClaim: claimName: redis EOF |
Listing AWS resources
Wash also includes support for AWS. If you have your own and you’ve configured the AWS CLI on your workstation, you’ll be able to use Wash to explore EC2 instances and S3 buckets.
As an example, you might want to periodically check how many EC2 instances are running (and display that via BitBar):
1 2 3 |
running=`find aws -action exec -meta .State.Name running 2>/dev/null | wc -l | xargs` total=`find aws -action exec -meta .State.Name -exists 2>/dev/null | wc -l | xargs` echo EC2 $running / $total |
Or count the number of S3 buckets that have been created:
1 2 |
buckets=`find aws -maxdepth 4 -path '*/resources/s3/*' 2>/dev/null | wc -l | xargs` echo S3 $buckets |
Record of activity
All operations have their activity recorded to journals. You can see a record of activity with whistory
, and look at logs of individual entries with whistory <id>
.
Journals are stored in wash/activity
under your user cache directory, identified by process ID and executable name. The user cache directory is $XDG_CACHE_HOME
or $HOME/.cache
on Unix systems, $HOME/Library/Caches
on macOS, and %LocalAppData%
on Windows.
Current features
Wash does a lot already, with more to come:
- presents a filesystem hierarchy for all of your resources, letting you navigate them in normal, filesystem-y ways
- preserves history of all executed commands, facilitating debugging
- serves up an HTTP API for everything
- caches information, for better performance
We’ve implemented a number of handy Wash commands (docs):
wash ls
- a version ofls
that uses our API to enhance directory listings with Wash-specific info- e.g. show you what primitives are supported for each resource
wash meta
- emits a resource’s metadata to standard outwash exec
- uses theexec
primitive to let you invoke commands against resourceswash find
- find resources using powerful selection predicateswash tail -f
- follow updates to resources that support thestream
primitive as well as normal fileswash ps
- lists running processes on indicated compute instances that support theexec
primitivewash history
- lists all activity through Wash;wash history <id>
can be used to view logs for a specific activitywash clear
- clears cached data for a sub-hierarchy rooted at the supplied path so Wash will re-request it
Core plugins (and we’re adding more all the time, see our docs for how to help):
- docker: containers and volumes
- kubernetes: pods, containers, and persistent volume claims
- aws: EC2 and S3
- Wash allows for easy creation of out-of-process plugins using any language you want, from
bash
togo
or anything in-between! - Wash handles the plugin life-cycle. it invokes your plugin with a certain calling convention; all you have to do is supply the business logic
- users interact with external plugins the exact same way as core plugins; they are first-class citizens
Several external plugins have already been created:
- Washhub - navigate all your GitHub repositories at once
- Washreads - view your Goodreads bookshelves; also structured as an introduction to writing external plugins
- Puppetwash - view your Puppet (Enterprise) instances and information about the managed nodes
If you’ve created an external plugin, please put up a pull request to add it to this list!
For more information about future direction, see our Roadmap!
Contributing
There are tons of ways to get involved with Wash, whether or not you’re a programmer!
Come and hang out with us on Slack! Feel free to ask questions, answer questions from other folks, or just lurk. Come and talk to us about things about modern infra you find complex or infuriating, or what your favorite hacking movie scenes are, or the best monospaced font.
Have something cool that you’d like connect up to Wash? We’d love to hear your ideas, and help you figure out how to do it! We don’t care if you want Wash to talk to a network device, a smart lightbulb, your bluetooth-enabled espresso scale, or just more types of resources from cloud providers.
Are you an artist? Design some Wash-related artwork or a logo, and we’ll see about putting it into the rotation for the site!
Are you an old skool command-line gearhead with, like, opinions about how things should work on a command line? We’d love your help figuring out how the shell experience for Wash should work. How can our unixy Wash commands behave better? Are there new commands we should build? What colors and formatting should we use for
wash ls
? If we implementedwash fortune
, what quotes should be in there?!Did you script something cool that uses Wash under the hood? Please let us know, and how we can help!
Can you sling HTML, or Markdown? This site is built using Hugo, and the source is in our github repo. We’d love help documenting stuff!
Did you give a talk or presentation on Wash? Give us the link, so we can help promote it!
Come check us out on github, and in particular check out the contribution guidelines and the code of conduct.


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authors: ["Piotr Banaszkiewicz"]
title: "Amy Version 0.4"
date: 2015-06-19
time: "15:30:00"
tags: ["Tooling"]
---
Today's the deadline for AMY v0.4.
It contains a bunch of usability fixes, so all our admins should be happy :-)
New features
- Filtering!
- I couldn't get DataTables to work properly with our backend, but
thankfully I found out about django-filter. It's basically what
DataTables is, but works without JavaScript (which in case of our huge
data sets is a good thing). A wide, fluid view was adapted for pages with
listings (so that we can put filters in the sidebar). I must admit that
I like it.
- "New" name
- As you might have noticed, we're switching from "Amy" to "AMY", to not
confuse people with software.
- Reports
- Thanks to Greg's work, we now are able to simply report which events are
missing attendance figures, as well as display how many workshops, learners
or instructors we have over time.
- Success/error messages
- Each successful form save, or each erroneous action will result in
adequate message displayed on top of the page.
- Horizontal layout of Find Instructors page
- You won't have to scroll half of the page to get the results, because now
the skills take way less vertical space than before.
- Search improvements
- You can now search through airports, and search for events by their site name. Also, events ordering was changed: soonest show first.
- Deleting objects
- It's possible to delete almost any object we have in the database.
- Improvements to bulk-upload
- Greg made the person-bulk-upload useful! And Giacomo used it recently.
- Pagination on airports list
- Clicking through our stored airports is now possible.
- Fixes to workshop selection for the debrief
- Only events that started and ended in the specific period are going to show up.
- View/edit icons in object listings
- Two icons now make it possible for admins to view object details or go
right ahead to editing it.
- Event fields ordering
- We reorganized fields on the event detail/edit page. Now the slug is on top.
- Line wrapping for fields with notes
- Some notes had very long lines, but thanks to CSS3 goodness we can now break-up the words inside
<pre>
tag.
- Username visible
- Person details page displays the person's username.
- Link to event's repository and it's website
- If either is provided, we display the other link too. For example, the
admin submits only the link to the repository. We parse it and display the
link to the event's website (because it's way easier to fact-check the
website than the repo).
We have also moved servers! After continuing problems with support levels from A Small Orange,
we're now using Rackspace VPS and have a very clean deployment, plus we're SSL-only.
You're gonna miss it
- Event "published"
- Greg simplified the logic for marking events as published. So now
"published" field is gone!
- Breadcrumbs
- We decided to drop the breadcrumbs. They proved to not be as useful as
I hoped.
- DataTables
- Our listings were pretty big (for example if you wanted to load all
persons at once, you'd be waiting for about 10-20s for the site to come
up), so to maximize usability we'd have to turn DataTables into
"server-side processing" mode. Basically, we'd have to do all filtering
and sorting on our end, and that would mean no benefit for us. So instead
we switched to django-filter.
- Django Admin
- We were not using it at all.
What Did Not Land
I'm trying to figure out a way to automate Eventbrite for admins, but from what
I can tell it's going to be impossible unless Eventbrite changes the way it's
working. So I'm holding off with creating Eventbrite events, at least for now.
Features for v0.5
From Greg's ticket we can
gather that most important feature for v0.5 is completing user's preferred
lessons and knowledge domains.


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Give advice about good practices when building R packages. Advice includes functions and syntax to avoid, package structure, code complexity, code formatting, etc.
You can install the release version from CRAN
install.packages("goodpractice")
and the development version from GitHub
source("https://install-github.me/MangoTheCat/goodpractice")
# or
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("mangothecat/goodpractice")
library(goodpractice)
gp("<my-package>")
library(goodpractice)
# use example package contained in the goodpractice package
pkg_path <- system.file("bad1", package = "goodpractice")
g <- gp(pkg_path)
#>
#> * checking for file ‘/private/var/folders/f3/gr9my1s97r3654cmvzc6dngm0000gn/T/Rtmp6Kts8C/remotesa3ff1315cc49/badpackage/DESCRIPTION’ ... OK
#> * preparing ‘badpackage’:
#> * checking DESCRIPTION meta-information ... OK
#> * checking vignette meta-information ... OK
#> * checking for LF line-endings in source and make files and shell scripts
#> * checking for empty or unneeded directories
#> * building ‘badpackage_1.0.0.tar.gz’
g
#> ── GP badpackage ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#>
#> It is good practice to
#>
#> ✖ not use "Depends" in DESCRIPTION, as it can cause name clashes, and
#> poor interaction with other packages. Use "Imports" instead.
#> ✖ omit "Date" in DESCRIPTION. It is not required and it gets invalid
#> quite often. A build date will be added to the package when you
#> perform `R CMD build` on it.
#> ✖ add a "URL" field to DESCRIPTION. It helps users find information
#> about your package online. If your package does not have a
#> homepage, add an URL to GitHub, or the CRAN package package page.
#> ✖ add a "BugReports" field to DESCRIPTION, and point it to a bug
#> tracker. Many online code hosting services provide bug trackers for
#> free, https://github.com, https://gitlab.com, etc.
#> ✖ omit trailing semicolons from code lines. They are not needed and
#> most R coding standards forbid them
#>
#> R/semicolons.R:4:30
#> R/semicolons.R:5:29
#> R/semicolons.R:9:38
#>
#> ✖ not import packages as a whole, as this can cause name clashes
#> between the imported packages. Instead, import only the specific
#> functions you need.
#> ✖ fix this R CMD check ERROR: VignetteBuilder package not declared:
#> ‘knitr’ See section ‘The DESCRIPTION file’ in the ‘Writing R
#> Extensions’ manual.
#> ✖ avoid 'T' and 'F', as they are just variables which are set to the
#> logicals 'TRUE' and 'FALSE' by default, but are not reserved words
#> and hence can be overwritten by the user. Hence, one should always
#> use 'TRUE' and 'FALSE' for the logicals.
#>
#> R/tf.R:NA:NA
#> R/tf.R:NA:NA
#> R/tf.R:NA:NA
#> R/tf.R:NA:NA
#> R/tf.R:NA:NA
#> ... and 4 more lines
#>
#> ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# show all available checks
# all_checks()
# run only a specific check
g_url <- gp(pkg_path, checks = "description_url")
g_url
#> ── GP badpackage ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#>
#> It is good practice to
#>
#> ✖ add a "URL" field to DESCRIPTION. It helps users find information
#> about your package online. If your package does not have a
#> homepage, add an URL to GitHub, or the CRAN package package page.
#> ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# which checks were carried out?
checks(g_url)
#> [1] "description_url"
# which checks failed?
failed_checks(g)
#> [1] "no_description_depends"
#> [2] "no_description_date"
#> [3] "description_url"
#> [4] "description_bugreports"
#> [5] "lintr_trailing_semicolon_linter"
#> [6] "no_import_package_as_a_whole"
#> [7] "rcmdcheck_package_dependencies_present"
#> [8] "truefalse_not_tf"
# show the first 5 checks carried out and their results
results(g)[1:5,]
#> check result
#> 1 covr NA
#> 2 cyclocomp TRUE
#> 3 no_description_depends FALSE
#> 4 no_description_date FALSE
#> 5 description_url FALSE


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filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member Gordon Bass. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/2ff1155b5ca0201988256916001bf2b4?OpenDocument
Shower A film review by Gordon Bass Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
China's a funny place today. Old men in Mao suits perform morning stretches in the shadow of dot-com billboards. Cell-phone toting kids cruise on beat-up bikes. And the crowd at McDonald's is notably more enthusiastic than the one protesting at the American embassy around the corner.
But what's the price of progress? In Shower, Zhang Yang looks at the widening chasm between old-school China and its Gen-Y offspring, while playing a warm eastern riff on the return home of the prodigal son.
Businessman Da Ming represents the new generation; he's a wealthy, weary frequent flier in a rumpled coat and tie. His father, Master Liu, is old China; he happily runs a bathhouse in a fading Beijing neighborhood where he lives with Da Ming's mentally handicapped younger brother Er Ming.
Da Ming, who lives in a prosperous area of southern China, makes a reluctant trip to Beijing under the mistaken impression that his father is dead, only to find him alive and well. He'd love to turn right around and head home, but agrees to spend a few days in his old family home--which is nothing more than a room behind the deteriorating bathhouse.
>From the start Da Ming fidgets with his cell phone, cringes at the antiquated lifestyle of his father and brother, and itches to leave. Why waste time in a bathhouse when you can take a five-minute shower, after all? But after a few days in Beijing he begins to see the bathhouse for what it is: A gathering place for the neighborhood men, a refuge from work and wives and home life. The idiosyncratic bathhouse customers are an extended family, and provide comic relief to the story. Retired cronies pit fighting crickets against one another in battles that test friendships. A young schemer hides when his get-rich-quick scheme fails and the loan sharks are threatening. A meek husband escapes from his domineering wife.
Sadly, the bathhouse is slated for demolition along with the rest of the neighborhood since space is needed for anonymous hi-rise apartment complexes. Da Ming sees Master Liu's health start to fail as the neighborhood's days tick away; Liu's life is inextricably intertwined with the fate of the neighborhood. It's the end of an era, and modernity, as we've seen over and over, doesn't always equal progress (imagine what a billion new cars and refrigerators and showers are going to do to China's already rotten environment).
So this is Cinema 101. So the symbolism is as old as storytelling. The bathhouse is an oasis in the midst of change, with water that renews life and purifies. The wayward son returns home to redeem himself.  But Yang keeps the story real, the actors (veterans of mainstream and experimental Chinese theater) turn in restrained and moving performances, and in a summer of tired action retreads, this heart-bendingly beautiful film is a cool drink of grown-up pleasure.

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Version 2.26: 13 March 2019
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Only authorized host sites may make this document publicly available on the Internet through the World Wide Web, anonymous FTP, or other means.
Unauthorized host sites are expressly forbidden.
The only authorized host site for the NWFAQ in English is the Nuclear Weapon Archive (nuclearweaponarchive)
NOTE TO THE READER: This document began its life as pure ASCII text in the days when the number of websites on the World Wide Web was in the single digits. It is slowly evolving into a true web document with graphics and full html formatting, as time allows. Since web browsers are now ubiquitous and standards are fairly well established, I am abandoning efforts to maintain a "plain text-ish" version of the NWFAQ.
Nuclear weapons are the most destructive technology ever developed. From the day fission was discovered in 1938, the problem of controlling this technology has been of central importance to the human race. The world in which this discovery was made - convulsed by war, paranoia, and totalitarian cruelty - made the translation of theoretical possibility into actuality inevitable. The world has been fortunate in the extreme that their only role so far has been to close the worst chapter in the history of war, instead of opening a new one.
In the face of their terrible possibilities, the question "What is to be done?" will never leave us. How can we prevent their use? How can we keep them from evil men? Can we hope to eliminate them entirely? Although these are really questions about human institutions, they cannot be answered without a deep understanding of what nuclear weapons are, and aren't.
The topic is complex and technical: steeped in physics, mathematics, and esoteric engineering. Born in war, the subject has been highly classified from the beginning making it even more inaccessible. Yet this complexity and secrecy has not prevented their acquisition by any nation with an industrial infrastructure advanced enough to build them, and a matching desire. The obstacle to would-be members to the nuclear club has not been discovering how they work, but simply obtaining the tools and materials to make them.
During the Cold War immense empires devoted to the development, manufacture, and potential use of these weapons developed in the United States and Soviet Union. Although motivated by the natural desire for self-protection, much that occurred within these secret enclaves was less than noble. Political posturing, personal ambition, profiteering, and plain carelessness all had their role in deciding the expenditure of staggering amounts of public funds, the exposure of millions of people to risk and injury, and the creation of products and by-products that will burden future generations. Secrecy has been used as a screen from accountability, a tool for personal advancement, and an insider's weapon against challenges as often as a genuine means for protecting national security.
We are faced with many urgent questions of public policy relating to nuclear weapons. What is the appropriate inventory and force structure for defense in the post-Cold War world? How much should we spend on weapons labs? How do we deal with potential nuclear weapons states such as North Korea, Iraq, and Iran? Do we need nuclear testing to maintain a safe arsenal? Is a complete test ban feasible? How do we clean up the massively contaminated nuclear weapons production sites? What do we do with the mountain of weapons materials being retired from the arsenals of the US and former USSR?
Informed public input into these questions is important in a democracy. Yet the complexity of the topic and the deliberate manipulation of information through secrecy laws has left the public, even the technically trained public, largely ignorant and misinformed. A firm grasp of the basics, and ready access to information is essential to successfully influencing government policy.
The NWFAQ attempts to make a contribution in this direction. I have tried to assemble a survey of the subject that is brief yet accurate. My original project was to use a question and answer format, but the complexity and inter-relatedness of the subject matter caused this scheme to quickly break down. Instead I am using systematic discussions organized by topic. I have preserved a section in the question-and-answer format but often it will function more as an index, referring the reader to the appropriate topic discussion.
All of the information in this FAQ is derived from the open literature, I have never had access to any classified information relating to nuclear weapons or nuclear technology. I have spent considerable effort in researching the basic science and technology relating to nuclear weapons, and have concluded that much of the published information on the design and functioning of nuclear weapons is incorrect or misleading. I have attempted to verify all published aspects of the design and performance of nuclear weapons through independent analysis, a project that continues.
Errors have undoubtedly crept into this FAQ, corrections are appreciated. If you are seeking to influence my judgments on technical matters, I recommend supplying specific references and detailed technical argument. See the header at the top of this page for email addresses.
This has grown into something more than a FAQ. My objectives in developing this have been twofold:
To make things a bit more manageable for the reader, I am providing an overview of the sections of this FAQ.
List of the sections:
Section 1.0 Types of Nuclear Weapons Section 2.0 Introduction to Nuclear Weapon Physics and Design Section 3.0 Matter, Energy, and Radiation Hydrodynamics Section 4.0 Engineering and Design of Nuclear Weapons Section 5.0 Effects of Nuclear Explosions Section 6.0 Nuclear Materials Section 7.0 Nuclear Weapon Nations and Arsenals Section 8.0 The First Nuclear Weapons Section 9.0 Hiroshima and Nagasaki Section 10.0 Chronology For The Origin Of Atomic Weapons Section 11.0 Questions and Answers Section 12.0 Useful Tables Section 13.0 Bibliography Section 14.0 Nuclear Weapons FAQ Change History
Sections 1, 2, and 4 each cover the nature, design, and functioning of nuclear weapons. To satisfy both people who only want a high level overview, and people who want nitty gritty technical details, these sections survey essentially the same territory three times, each one in progressively deeper levels of detail.
Section 3 is a primer on the fundamental physics essential for understanding how weapons work at a detailed technical level. Section 4 assumes the reader is familiar with the material in Section 3. The reader may find it convenient to simply to refer to Section 3 for clarification when necessary. People with some physics background may find much of Section 3 unnecessary, but hardly anybody not already acquainted with nuclear weapons physics will be familiar with all of it.
Section 5 surveys the destructive properties of nuclear weapons.
Section 6 describes the special materials used in making nuclear weapons: their properties, how they are used, and how they are produced.
Section 7 discusses the countries that possess nuclear weapons, their arsenals, and arms limitation treaties and understandings.
Section 8 attempts to collect the available information about the earliest nuclear weapons, both fission and fusion. Its purpose is mainly to describe their physical features, and the circumstances surrounding their use or testing.
Section 9 discusses the combat use of nuclear weapons: the attacks on Japan in WW II. It focuses especially on the effects and consequences of the attacks.
Section 10 provides a chronology of the significant events leading up to the development and use of the atomic bomb. The reader may find it useful as an adjunct when reading actual histories on the subject to maintain the chronological framework.
Section 11 provides me with some justification for calling this rather bulky work a "FAQ". This is where true questions and answers reside. Some are questions that I have actually heard (or read) asked. Others are simply miscellaneous items of interest to me which I have posed as a question to give me an excuse to answer them.
Section 12, Useful Tables, is a collection of useful reference information in table or chart form.
The Bibliography, Section 13, is intended to be a readers guide to key literature rather than a massive list of references I have consulted (which would run into the thousands of articles if I could even list them). It lists the critical references for various topics, and a brief discussion of the merits of each.
The Nuclear Weapons FAQ Change History, Section 14, has been added at the request of numerous readers. I will note which sub-sections have changed with each version release. I will try to note the lowest level decimally numbered sub-section where changes have occurred.
Click here to view the complete organization of the document (all decimally numbered sections).
Note: The sections with dead links are in preparation and are not yet posted.
To simplify maintaining this FAQ, each section is updated independently and provided with its own version number. The status and latest version of each section is given below.
The sections listed as "not posted" have not yet been publicly released.
PART SECTION VERSION DATE 0 Intro/Index 2.26 13 March 2019 1 Section 1 2.16 1 May 1998 2 Section 2 2.20 13 March 2019 3 Section 3 2.17 5 December 1997 4 Section 4 2.20 13 March 2019 5 Section 5 2.14 15 May 1997 6 Section 6 2.18 20 February 1999 7 Section 7 2.20 9 August 2001 8 Section 8 2.21 12 June 2020 9 Section 9 Not posted 10 Section 10 2.13 15 May 1997 11 Section 11 Not posted 12 Section 12 2.01 20 February 1999 13 Section 13 Not posted 14 Section 14 2.24 20 February 1999
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Former Nottingham Forest manager Steve McClaren believes the England team has always been on the verge of an "explosion" and admits he wasn’t surprised to see fireworks go off this week.
Raheem Sterling and Joe Gomez were involved in a showdown at St George’s Park on Monday, just hours after Manchester City were beaten by Liverpool at Anfield.
The pair were involved in an angry confrontation on Merseyside, before picking up where they left off after joining up with Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions for their upcoming games.
Sterling was stood down from Thursday night’s Euro 2020 qualifier with Montenegro at Wembley, but not removed from the squad entirely, and McClaren , who took charge of the national team between 2006 and 2007 believes it was anything but a shock.
“International management is very difficult, especially with England. It was always a difficult atmosphere.
“It was always on the edge of an explosion and they’ve had one,” he told talkSPORT.
Picture perfect - Nottingham Forest's historic City Ground stadium at its most majestic View gallery
“There’s been many more and we all have spats.”
Sterling and Gomez are both chasing the Premier League title at their respective clubs, and the former Reds chief admits that club rivalry is often bubbling away in the background.
"Conflicts within the international squad can occur because of the rivalry between the clubs on the field which you can’t get away from,” he said.
“Sometimes they can be underlying and never come out.
“I think it’s good that it’s come out.
“Conflict can be a great opportunity to stamp your authority to sort things out, to come closer together.
“As long as Gareth handles that well, which he has done so far – the media are trying to explode that and make it bigger than what it is – they’ve handled it well.


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07 January 1998
Disease Outbreak Reported
The outbreak which began at the end of January 1997 has continued throughout the year and a cumulative total of 35 591 cases and 2025 deaths had been reported up to the end of December (including 1065 cases and 123 deaths which occurred in Zanzibar since the beginning of December). The WHO office in the United Republic of Tanzania is working closely with the national authorities to control the outbreak and has made supplies available to the Ministries of Health in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar. A team of WHO staff is currently in Zanzibar where the incidence of the disease appears to be decreasing.
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PrideFarms is a dairy business producing milk on daily basis and supplies to Brookside company for processing.
In many dairy farms I have visited in the country, I have not heard any farmer talk of his dream making enough
money from cows to build rental houses around their farm or a plan to sell their products in the next town or
country, but that’s exactly what can happen when well-intentioned dairy business owner spend time planning the
future of their farms
One challenge with business planning is that plans can be written with
the best of intentions. In the farms I have visited I have only seen one
farm -in Kasarani have a written strategic plan. To be fair to our farms,
I have only visited a fraction of farms but the fact that one out of the 20
plus mid/large scale farmers only one has a plan is worrying.
Many middle income families stay in Nairobi or other towns.
They have good education and may find it easy to identify great
ideas and opportunities in dairy farming. Most of them have access to finance.
The challenge is that since their expertise is in other sectors not necessarily dairy,
they many not understand how to execute their ideas. The fact that information on dairy
sector is still “closed” makes investors to perceive it as high risk
While farmers see processors like Brookside and KCC like enemies that harm profitability
and impose prices on dairy farmers, you need to change your thinking from focusing on processors
to what you can do differently to grow business. In Kenya the challenge farmers face is scale and
cost of production. Presence of established Processors is what makes dairy farming in this country
viable-they offer stable market. Think about it, would we have the same outcome with Quails if we
had a processor even half powerful than their dairy counterparts? I doubt.


"Never do anything against your conscience even if the state demands it." - Albert Einstein
Though he is deemed the father of quantum physics, explorer of black holes, and a pioneer of what lay beyond, Einstein found the most balancing aspect of human nature in one of the most immediate places — inward!
Whether I am stuck between the waves of conflicting emotions or lost in the fabric of time, it is my conscience that allows me to return. And perhaps it is for the same reason why I have always wanted to find my voice and convey my thoughts to the world. Thus, I bring you Kanscience — a communication portal to share the deepest and most vibrant part of myself. Hopefully, it will help you make a similar connection within your inner self.


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Mother Night (1996, R)
Directed by Keith Gordon
Written by Robert Weide (Lenny Bruce: Swear to tell the Truth)
Based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut
Starring Nick Nolte, Sheryl Lee, Alan Arkin, John Goodman, Kristen Dunst
As Reviewed by James Brundage (MovieKritic2000)
As a critic, I try to do justice to a film. If the film is bad, this is incredibly easy. It is much easier to destroy than to create, to rip than to extol. As I have often mentioned, it is the good reviews that are difficult to write. I have a conflict between the desire to write a review worthy of the movie as well as to write a review different than the ones that I see every day.
You see, bad reviews vary endlessly. When faced with the raw anger one feels towards a bad movie it is easy to channel this rage into a sort of maligned creativity and to bring forth a new, humorous, and often refreshing movie review. When a movie is good, however, the critic is faced with the difficulty of coming up with something good to say about it. Put in layman's terms, we are often faced with writer's block.
At least a dozen times I have watched Mother Night. At least a dozen times I have been blown away by its lyricism, by its dark humor and by its raw dramatic power. At least a dozen times I have had absolutely no clue how to word my praises.
My undying desire to be somewhat original in my critique has led me to the conclusion that what I do so often is not a critique per se, but instead a column. A pondering on the nature of things where I try to offer a new and interesting perspective on an old debate.
With this self-revelation, the subject of the debate brought forth by Mother Night is why people are so threatened by touchy subjects that they ignore perfectly great films.
Mother Night, the story of American spy Howard W. Campbell, Jr., a man who has worked his way up to the top of the Nazi propaganda ministry, lost his wife (the only thing that made his life worth living in his eyes), and now, 15 years later, is being forced to confront the question "did I do more harm than good?"  It deals highly with moral questions, coming to the point early on in the quote "be careful what you pretend to be, because, in the end, you are what you pretend to be." Yet the chief complaint that I have heard about the film is that it is too offensive, too anti-Semitic to watch.
On pure cinematic grounds, the film is excellent. It has perfect story structure, humor at the right parts, seriousness when necessary. It has mystery, it has tension. It has a believable set of characters (although the group of Nazis living in New York including the Reverend Doctor Lionel Jones "D.D.S., D.D." are perhaps the funniest charicature of the stupidity and hypocrisy of prejudicial behavior.). It has a plot that is not too far out there considering the numerous other true stories involving spies in the propaganda ministry.
Nick Nolte (although this sounds the very cliché I wish to avoid) plays his part to such steely perfection that you cannot help but identify with him and his plight, but understand his actions. Sheryl Lee takes a break from her idiosyncratic routine of being the weirdo ("Twin Peaks", Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, John Carpenter's Vampires) and shines in what translates to a very large supporting role and John Goodman does a lot better in Mother Night than he has in any film in the past twenty years.
Yet something about this film annoys so many people that it was overlooked.
It came out in 1996, the year where The English Patient made its sweep at the Academy Awards. Mother Night is much better than Secrets & Lies, the shoo-in nomination, and at least as good as The English Patient, if not slightly better. I realize I have spoken treason at this point in time but am beyond caring.
The fact it is that Mother Night is one of a cadre of films that is swept under the rug due to the fact that it hits some cultural hot button to the average (slightly prejudicial) person. These films are so great that they deserve to be nominated if not win awards but instead become just your general word-of-mouth only films. In 1996, it was Mother Night, a film which dealt candidly with Nazism and poked fun (in a satirical way) at the ideals of that completely idiotic belief system. In 1997, it was Chasing Amy, which spoke openly about lesbianism, and modern sexuality and was fond of using profanity (but no more fond than half the films by Oliver Stone or other A-list directors.) In 1998, Lolita and Smoke Signals were swept under the rug. Smoke Signals was allowed to be shown in this country and dealt with father-son relationships and Indians without particular axes to grind. Lolita, closely based on the novel by Vladmir Nabaknov, was one of the few films that admits that not only are teens having sex, but that all people, no matter what their ages, are capable of understanding the power that it can hold over someone and capable of abusing it. The film was not allowed to be shown in the United States, and can only be found now on Showtime or in your local video store. It showed little nudity and contained no profanity.
Similarly, going back to Mother Night, this film uses no profanity that our society considers "serious", nor is it excessively violent or sexual. With the editing of a few frames, it would be suitable for network broadcast with no further complications.
All of these films deserved Best Picture nods (come on, did we really need to nominate The Full Monty, The Thin Red Line, or Elizabeth). All of these films did less than 20 million in the box office. All of these films are excellent.
The thing which all of these films share is that the general public trusted what they heard as spoken by a few conservatives who did not give these films a chance. Anyone who has seen any of the aforementioned movies knows that, although they hit on subjects that are touchy, they are careful not to tread on toes. They know that Mother Night is not, as some people have claimed, anti-Semitic, but instead anti-anti-Semitic. They know that Chasing Amy and Lolita are both films that, in the end, contain heavy morals. They know that Smoke Signals is not a political statement but not saying anything but instead a simple story about forgiving one's father.
I make a call to all movie patrons. To all people reading my message. It was said in Mother Night that National Socialism will exist as long as people are thinking with their guts and not with their minds.  This same hypocrisy is shown when people prejudge a film based on profanity, or violence, or a political or sexual message that they do not yet know of. Stop following the people telling you that this film or that film is offensive. Stop following the politicians that say that movies and violence on television corrupts your mind. The true moral in Mother Night, in addition to not pretending to be something you're not, is that you have a mind, and that you should exercise it instead of going on the propaganda life spoon feeds you.
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Experience
Recent
24th January 2017 – present
Full Stack Developer at Binary Studio
(here's my introduction letter)
Full Stack Developer at ScreenCloud
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built, tested, and deployed to Amazon Web Services applications written with Node.js, React, GraphQL, and PostgreSQL
apollo-client
formik
graphql
graphql-tag
slate
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yup
storybook
puppeteer
debug
dotenv
express
joi
morgan
passport
pg
request
postgraphile
chai
mocha
standard
snazzy
- configured caching on CloudFront and Elasticache, WebSockets on Elastic Beanstalk, set up API Gateways and Lambdas, etc.
- did code reviews, took care of documentation, planned sprints, participated in retrospectives and daily standups
Frontend Developer at Dynamic Reservations
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built, tested, and deployed a React/Redux-based frontend
create-react-app
axios
classnames
lodash
moment
normalizr
query-string
react
react-intl
react-redux
react-router
redux
redux-form
redux-logger
redux-saga
redux-thunk
semantic-ui-react
node-sass
prettier
codeceptjs
nightmare
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I also do some other things from time to time 🎉
- occasionally I give lectures at Binary Studio Academy
- sometimes I'm being mentored by those whom I mentor
- I'm good at kitchen talks about pretty much anything
- I can play video games with you so that we become a better team
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1stOctober 2016 – 31st December 2016
Full Stack Developer at Dutchstar
- built, tested, and deployed applications written with React + Redux and Phalcon + MySQL
10th September 2016
Relocated to Lvivpaid 32 months of rent already
Some time in 2015
Quit smoking 🥗
- still love to eat junk food sometimes and have a drink occasionally
1st September 2012 – 30th September 2016
Service Center Databases Lead at Sumitomo Electric Bordnetze Ukraine
- managed MySQL multi-master clusters, Oracle failover clusters, Microsoft SQL mirrored/replicated servers (monitoring, backup/restore, users/groups/roles, schemas)
- built and benchmarked fast, efficient SQL queries
- optimized database engines, indexes, etc.
- crafted web dashboards, reports using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL
1st September 2011 – 30th September 2016
IT production subdivision manager at Sumitomo Electric Bordnetze Ukraine
- designed computer-aided manufacturing processes
- interconnected different production systems’ databases (push or pull data using replication, triggers, scheduled events, cron jobs)
- built high-availability systems, minimized downtime
- designed and built BDE (BetriebsDatenErfassung) — data aggregator system designed to assist in planning, manufacturing, monitoring, and controlling
- analyzed and transformed data
- wrote docs, manuals, guidelines, and memos
9th April 2008
Was officially hired (employee #943) by Sumitomo Electric Bordnetze Ukraine
(worked as a contractor previously)
14th February 2008 – 31st January 2011
Software enginee at Sumitomo Electric Bordnetze Ukraine
- designed UI and UX for native applications and web pages
- built simple apps to assist in manufacturing process using Delphi, VB, Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, SQL
- managed Microsoft SQL, MySQL, and Firebird databases
February 2006 – August 2007
Graphic designer at Terminal
- designed booklets, flyers, business cards, posters using Adobe CS (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
- managed inkjet plotters and printers
- built websites using Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Flash (ActionScript)
- started smoking 🚬
April 2004 – December 2004
System administrator at Pyramid
- managed a network of dozen Windows workstations and one Linux gateway (DHCP, DNS, proxy, ACLs)
- kept PCs health (install OS over PXE, backup/restore, antivirus, software updates, hardware upgrades etc.)
16th May 2003
Got my internal passport (with a traditionally awkward photo, of course) — can't wait to replace it with a new Passport of the Citizen of Ukraine
6th October 1986
Born in Ternopil, Ukraine — Thanks, mom and dad!
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Certificates of CCNA Course Completion at Cisco Networking Academy Program
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Bachelor's degree in computer science at Ternopil National Technical University
1st October 1995 – 23rd May 1999
Certificate of graduation at Ternopil Art School for Children
1st September 1993 – 21st June 2003
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Lorry smashes into traffic lights in horror crash with bus in Edinburgh
Pictures from the scene show a Lothian Bus with its front window smashed and a white van sitting on top of traffic lights.
by Jennifer Russell, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/jennifer-russell/A lorry has rammed through traffic lights into a railing in Edinburgh 's Gorgie Road after colliding with a bus.
The accident on the corner of Gorgie Road and Balgreen Road has closed one lane of the busy city centre road.
Pictures from the scene show a Lothian Bus with its front window smashed and a white van sitting on top of traffic lights at a pedestrian crossing.
Witness Danny Fuller said the collision was like a scene from "crash bandicoot" as the "van rammed up on the metal railings".
He added: "The bus driver was slumped over the steering wheel and was being treated by ambulance staff.
"It could have been worse if pedestrians were on the road at the time."
Police and ambulance crews remain at the scene. A Police Scotland spokesman confirmed: "Officers are in attendance and one lane is closed."
Lothain Buses has confirmed no services are able to serve Gorgie Road city bound and are instead diverted via Chesser Avenue, Slateford Road, Robertson Avenue until further notice.
A spokesperson for the bus company said: “We can confirm that one of our vehicles was involved in an incident today on Gorgie Road and we are fully assisting Police Scotland with their enquiries.”


New Facebook Messenger Desktop app shown off in hands-on video
A new Facebook Messenger app for Windows 10 is on the way.
by Sean EndicottSource: Facebook
What you need to know
- A rewritten Facebook Messenger app for Windows 10 is on the way.
- The app brings several features that are available on Android and iOS but not in the current Windows 10 app.
- Aggiornamenti Lumia shows off the new app in a video.
A new Facebook Messenger app for Windows 10 is on the way. Facebook first announced that a new app was on the way to Windows 10 and Mac in April 2019. Now, a version of that app has appeared online. Aggiornamenti Lumia shows off the new Facebook app in a video and breaks down some of its features.
According to Aggiornamenti Lumia, the rewritten Facebook Messenger app brings several features to Windows 10 that are not available in the current Windows 10 app, including the ability to permanently delete sent messages, new themes (dark theme, grey theme), the ability to send files, a full Screen Mode, the ability to hide chats, a new icon, and updated emoticons.
At first glance, the app looks similar to the current Windows 10 app, but it has some notable differences when compared to the current app. The new app is powered by Electron and is developed to work across multiple platforms. As a result, it's much more likely that this Facebook app will remain updated with new features over time.
Aggiornamenti Lumia states that the new Facebook Messenger app will be downloadable through both the web and the Microsoft Store. At this time, there doesn't seem to be a place to download the beta version of the app.
Facebook's initial announcement of the app includes more details, as well as Facebook's plans for messaging going forward.


November 9, 2018
A year and a half ago, I created a projection system for my simulation baseball league, which worked both at both the pre-season and in-season level. Unfortunately, it was not a robust enough system to handle in-playoff performance. Using similar methods, I wrote a script that can process in-playoff probabilities.
The result is that I now can compute probabilities, both for advancing out of the current playoff series, as well as advancing along every step of the playoffs:
Additionally, similar, to my week-by-week charts I posted last week, I can also produce in-playoff charts for teams winning the pennant as well as the world series:
As always, the full codebase for my simulation league research and analysis is available on github.


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Dogs!
These guys are born hunters. They are also very stubborn. Trying to train a fox terrier is an uphill battle. But they are really loving and loyal, as long as their not on the 'hunt'.
Dobermans have to be one of the most misunderstood breeds out there. While they're known as a 'gaurd dog,' they are some of the most loving, loyal, and smartest of any breed.
Boxers have lots of character. They may look tough, but they have a lot of heart and are extremely loyal to their owners. They are easily trainable. Just watch out for that drool!
 They like to be in control and prefer to always have a task to complete. They're great frisbee dogs, easily trainable, and require loads of attention.


In a large skillet over medium heat, heat oil. Add onions, peppers, and broccoli and cook until tender, 10 minutes.
Add ground beef and cook until no longer pink, 5 minutes more. Drain fat.
Make sauce: Whisk together soy sauce, brown sugar, apple cider vinegar, Sriracha, and garlic.
In a medium saucepan, bring water to a boil. Add cooked ramen noodles and cook until tender, 2 minutes. Drain.
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