Javascript developer living in Bucktown and currently working for Mantra, Inc building MVPs for new startups.
Architecture is about intent, not your framework.-Bob Martin Architecture, the Lost Years
The boundaries of your program ARE your program in a very real sense.-Gary Bernhardt Destroy All Software
My test doesn't know, doesn't wanna know. It doesn't care, doesn't wanna care. We're just programming to the interface.-Mark Trostler Testable Javascript
Divide and conquer.-Phillip II, King of Macedon
Be the ball Danny. Be the ball.-Ty Webb (fictional philosopher) Caddy Shack
Every class should have a single responsibility and that responsibility should be entirely encapsulated by the class.
Classes that implement the same interface may swap out implementations without breaking the $(!&!#! out of your entire program (paraphrased)
Programs are composed of interfaces and the implementation details of the system behind that interface should be irrelevant to the user (paraphrased)
Composable systems provide recombinant components that can be selected and assembled in combinations to satisfy variable requirements.
Subclass of Ember.View that ONLY acts on data explicitly passed into it and exposes a strict and well-defined interface for interaction.
//handlebars template
{{secondsViewed}}
//javascript code
App.OurTimetrackerComponent = Ember.Component.extend({
msViewed: 0,
oldTime: null,
newTime: null,
secondsViewed: function () {
var msViewed = this.get('msViewed');
return Math.round(msViewed);
},
startTimer: function () {
Ember.run.later(this, function () {
var newTime = Date.now()
, oldTime = this.get('oldTime') || Date.now()
, detaMs = newTime - oldTime;
this.incrementProperty('msViewed', deltaMs);
this.set('oldtime', newtime);
}, 500);
}.on('didInsertElement')
});
{{! display the time a user has spent on this view }}
{{our-timetracker}}
{{our-timetracker action="logTimeStamp"}}
//snippet from our origin timetracker
startTimer: function () {
Ember.run.later(this, function () {
var newTime = Date.now()
, oldTime = this.get('oldTime') || Date.now()
, deltaMs = newTime - oldTime;
this.incrementProperty('msViewed', deltaMs);
//new
this.sendAction("action", this.get('msViewed'));
//endnew
this.set('oldTime', newTime);
}, 500);
}.on('didInsertElement')
{{our-timetracker action="logTimeStamp"}}
App.SomeController = Ember.Controller.extend({
actions: {
logTimeStamp: function (ms) {
var lsTimeStamps=localStorage['timestamps'] || "[]"
, timeStamps=JSON.parse(lsTimeStamps)
, stringifiedTimeStamps;
timeStamps.push(ms);
stringifiedTimeStamps=JSON.stringify(timeStamps);
localStorage['timestamps']=stringifiedTimeStamps);
}
}
});
App.SomeController = Ember.Controller.extend({
actions: {
logTimeStamp: function (ms) {
this.websocket.send(ms);
}
}
});
App.TimeGraphComponent = Ember.Component.extend({
actions: {
logTimeStamp: function (ms) {
//weird d3 code belongs here
}
}
});
{{! some.handlebars }}
{{! template for somecontroller and someview }}
{{our-timetracker action="logTimeStamp" msViewed=view.msOnPage}}
{{our-timegraph data=view.msOnPage}}
App.SomeView = Ember.View.extend({
msOnPage: 0
});
{{our-timetracker action="logTimeStamp" msViewed=view.msOnPage}}
changes to bound properties are propagated to every part of your app that depends on them...for free.
{{our-timetracker outputBus=timeBus}}
{{our-timegraph inputBus=timeBus}}
App.SomeController = Ember.Controller.extend({
//not an ember builtin!
timeBus: App.Bus.create()
});
App.TimetrackerComponent = Ember.Component.extend({
//psuedocode for brevity
onTick (ms): function () {
var outputBus = this.get('outputBus');
outputBus.push({
timeStamp: ms,
otherData: //something
});
}
});
App.TimegraphComponent = Ember.Component.extend({
didInsertElement: function () {
var inputBus = this.get('inputBus');
inputBus.on('data', function (data) {
this.graph(data.timeStamp);
});
}
});
//data is a blob of weather data fetched by the Route
App.WeatherController = Ember.Controller.extend({
cityName: "Chicago",
activeDateTime: Date.now(),
activeDaysData: function () {
var activeDateTime = this.get('activeDateTime')
, data = this.get('data');
this.get('data').filterProperty('date', activeDateTime);
}.property('activeDateTime', 'data'),
isMetric: true,
}
});
Computes current temperature
Displays City Name, Current Date and Time, Summary
{{weather-overview
cityName=cityName
dateTime=activeDateTime
data=activeDaysData}}
Computes and displays average windspeed, humidity, precipitation
{{weather-daily-averages data=activeDaysData isMetric=isMetric}}
Computes current temperature and activeDays overview
Displays temperature, and graphic based on overview
Toggles "isMetric" value via clicks
{{weather-graphical-overview
data=activeDaysData
dateTime=activeDateTime
isMetric=isMetric}}
Has an internal state to track what is being displayed
Contains "controls" component and "graph component"
{{weather-graph-wrapper data=activeDaysData isMetric=isMetric}}
Computes/displays range of a type of data
State change will cause graph to render new Data
{{weather-graph data=activeDaysData state=state isMetric=isMetric}}
Changes "state" based on clickable buttons
NOTE: this is really just a set of "tabs" and could be further generalized
{{weather-graph-controls state=state}}
Graph component may be used elsewhere and have its state driven by other means
Controls component may be used to drive some other state, perhaps tabs?
Create a "daily overview" component
Create a "weekly overview list" component that USES the "daily overview" component in its template
{{! weather-weekly-overview template }}
{{#each day in days}}
{{weather-daily-overview data=day.data}}
{{/each}}
Clicking a "daily overview" will affect the activeDateTime
Daily overview component may be used elsewhere
Weekly overview is concerned with determining list of daily data
Daily overview is concerned with computing/displaying daily data
Let's group the first three components into "overview wrapper" component as we have done in with the previous arrangements
{{! weather.handlebars }}
{{weather-overview-wrapper
cityName=cityName
dateTime=activeDateTime
data=activeDaysData
isMetric=isMetric}}
{{weather-graph-wrapper
data=activeDaysData
isMetric=isMetric}}
{{weather-weekly-overview
data=data
dateTime=activeDateTime
isMetric=isMetric}}


| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AnnotatingPass
A compile-time pass that annotates the IR DAG with execution properties.
|
class |
DataSkewEdgeDataStorePass
Pass to annotate the DAG for a job to perform data skew.
|
class |
DataSkewEdgeMetricCollectionPass
Pass to annotate the DAG for a job to perform data skew.
|
class |
DataSkewEdgePartitionerPass
Pado pass for tagging edges with
PartitionerProperty . |
class |
DataSkewVertexPass
Pass to annotate the DAG for a job to perform data skew.
|
class |
DefaultEdgeUsedDataHandlingPass
Pass for initiating IREdge UsedDataHandling ExecutionProperty with default values.
|
class |
DefaultParallelismPass
Optimization pass for tagging parallelism execution property.
|
class |
DefaultStagePartitioningPass
Default method of partitioning an IR DAG into stages.
|
class |
DisaggregationEdgeDataStorePass
A pass to support Disaggregated Resources by tagging edges.
|
class |
PadoEdgeDataFlowModelPass
Pado pass for tagging edges with DataFlowModel ExecutionProperty.
|
class |
PadoEdgeDataStorePass
Pado pass for tagging edges with DataStore ExecutionProperty.
|
class |
PadoVertexExecutorPlacementPass
Pado pass for tagging vertices.
|
class |
ReviseInterStageEdgeDataStorePass
Edge data store pass to process inter-stage memory store edges.
|
class |
SailfishEdgeDataFlowModelPass
A pass to support Sailfish-like shuffle by tagging edges.
|
class |
SailfishEdgeDataStorePass
A pass to support Sailfish-like shuffle by tagging edges.
|
class |
SailfishEdgeUsedDataHandlingPass
A pass to support Sailfish-like shuffle by tagging edges.
|
class |
ScheduleGroupPass
A pass for assigning each stages in schedule groups.
|
class |
ShuffleEdgePushPass
A pass for tagging shuffle edges different from the default ones.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CompositePass
A compile-time pass composed of multiple compile-time passes, which each modifies an IR DAG.
|
class |
DataSkewCompositePass
Pass to modify the DAG for a job to perform data skew.
|
class |
LoopOptimizationCompositePass
A series of passes to perform LoopOptimization.
|
class |
PadoCompositePass
A series of passes to support Pado optimization.
|
class |
PrimitiveCompositePass
A series of primitive passes that is applied commonly to all policies.
|
class |
SailfishPass
A series of passes to support Sailfish-like disk seek batching during shuffle.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<CompileTimePass> |
CompositePass.getPassList()
Getter for list of compile time passes.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CompositePass(List<CompileTimePass> passList)
Constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CommonSubexpressionEliminationPass
Pass for Common Subexpression Elimination optimization.
|
class |
DataSkewReshapingPass
Pass to modify the DAG for a job to perform data skew.
|
class |
LoopExtractionPass
Pass for extracting and grouping each loops together using the LoopVertex.
|
static class |
LoopOptimizations.LoopFusionPass
Pass for Loop Fusion optimization.
|
static class |
LoopOptimizations.LoopInvariantCodeMotionPass
Pass for Loop Invariant Code Motion optimization.
|
class |
LoopUnrollingPass
Pass for unrolling the loops grouped by the
LoopExtractionPass . |
class |
ReshapingPass
A compile-time pass that reshapes the structure of the IR DAG.
|
class |
SailfishCodecReshapingPass
Pass to modify the DAG for a job to batch the disk seek.
|
class |
SailfishRelayReshapingPass
Pass to modify the DAG for a job to batch the disk seek.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DefaultPolicyWithSeparatePass.RefactoredPass
A simple custom pass consisted of the two passes at the end of the default pass.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<CompileTimePass> |
DataSkewPolicy.getCompileTimePasses() |
List<CompileTimePass> |
PadoPolicy.getCompileTimePasses() |
List<CompileTimePass> |
DefaultPolicyWithSeparatePass.getCompileTimePasses() |
List<CompileTimePass> |
SailfishPolicy.getCompileTimePasses() |
List<CompileTimePass> |
DefaultPolicy.getCompileTimePasses() |
List<CompileTimePass> |
Policy.getCompileTimePasses() |
List<CompileTimePass> |
DisaggregationPolicy.getCompileTimePasses() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PolicyBuilder |
PolicyBuilder.registerCompileTimePass(CompileTimePass compileTimePass)
Register compile time pass.
|
PolicyBuilder |
PolicyBuilder.registerRuntimePass(RuntimePass<?> runtimePass,
CompileTimePass runtimePassRegistrator)
Register run time pass.
|
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Beneath the list of users is the Edit Grace Times button. This takes you to a form for editing the amount of time a user is allowed to exceed his soft limit before being prevented from using any more disk space.
Clicking the Check Quotas button performs a scan of the entire filesystem to bring the block and file usage by each user up to date. This may be necessary is quotas have been disabled for some time, or if they have just been enabled for some user.
At the bottom of the page is a form for setting the initial block and file quotas for new users. These will only be applied for users created with the Webmin Users and Groups module.


The very darkest color owing to the absence of or complete absorption of light, the opposite of white.
The lightest color and is achromatic, because it fully reflects and scatters all the visible wavelengths of light.
One of the three primary colours of pigments in painting and traditional colour theory.
In the Middle Ages and Renaissance, green was the color commonly associated with merchants.


cloud_slice_ut_no2
Cloud-slicing steps applied to a cluster of data using as input the partial NO2 columns in molecules/m2 and cloud top heights in hPa.
If successful, the output is NO2 mixing ratios in pptv. Other output is the estimated error on the NO2 mixing ratio and the mean cloud top pressure (hPa) for the cluster.
If the cloud-slicing step is unsuccessful, all values are NaN and a reason the cloud-slicing failed is provided.
Use as part of a Python script:
from uptrop.cloud_slice_ut_no2 import cldslice, CLOUD_SLICE_ERROR_ENUM
# Dummy functions
partial_columns = get_partial_cloud_columns()
cloud_top_heights = get_cloud_top_heights()
ratio, ratio_error, exception_number, mean_cloud_error = cldslice(partial_columns, cloud_top_heights)
if exception_number != 0:
print(CLOUD_SLICE_ERROR_ENUM[exception_number])
print("Cloud ratio: {}".format(ratio))
print("Cloud ratio error: {}".format(ratio_error))
print("Mean cloud error: {}".format(mean_cloud_error))
-
uptrop.cloud_slice_ut_no2.
cldslice
(pcolno2, cldtophgt) Compute upper troposphere NO2 using partial columns above cloudy scenes.
Determine NO2 mixing ratio by regressing NO2 partial columns against cloud-top heights over cloudy scenes.
- Parameters
pcolno2 (list of floats) – vectors of partial columns in molec/m2
cldtophgt (list of floats) – corresponding cloud top heights in hPa.
- Returns
NO2 volumetric mixing ratio, corresponding estimated error on the cloud-sliced NO2 value, a number to identify which filtering criteria led to loss of data in the case that the cloud-sliced NO2 value ia nan, and the mean cloud pressure of data retained after 10th and 90th percentile filtering.
- Return type
tuple


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Temporal trends of genetic diversity across years in HIV-1 pol sequences from the DRC. Bars in blue, available pol sequences from the DRC with known sampling year. LANL database did not include pol sequences from the DRC sampled during 1977–1982, 1986, 1995, 2009, 2010, and 2013–2015.


As a result the fading pattern for each user is different. The question is, how show we allocate different frequencies to each of the users in a multiuser system. The simplest method is to simply allocate each user a block of the spectrum.


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Oversee all important information by department at a glance. Restrict some information to HR managers, and make others public for all employees to easily find their colleagues. Get alerts for any new leave request, allocation request, application or upcoming appraisal.
Let employees collaborate across departments, locations and Odoo modules by interacting in real time with live chat, sharing knowledge and best practices, following specific people or documents and joining groups of interests to share expertise and files.
Inspire achievement with challenges, goals and rewards. Design your own targets, define clear objectives and provide real time feedback and tangible results. Showcase the top performers to the entire team and publicly recognize a job well done.


Gay Saudi journalists detained in Australia after asylum bid
The couple arrived in Australia in mid-October on tourist visas but was singled out by airport customs officials, then taken into detention.
Two gay Saudi journalists who sought asylum in Australia after being threatened at home over their relationship have been held for weeks at an immigration detention centre, their lawyer said Wednesday.
The couple arrived in Australia in mid-October on tourist visas but was singled out by airport customs officials, then taken into detention, when they admitted plans to seek asylum, lawyer Alison Battisson told AFP.
"Australia being very well known for being... a safe place for LGBTI people, they were incredibly surprised and distressed," she said.
One of the men, who worked for Saudi Arabia's media ministry and regularly assisted visiting international news organisations, said they came under pressure from authorities after dissident leaked sensitive documents to foreign media.
"I was called into a prison on the outskirts of Riyadh by the state security," he told ABC, adding they "hinted that they realised I was in a relationship with my partner and that I should stop working with the foreign media".
Battisson said the men had not leaked any documents, but were swept up in a wider crackdown by Saudi authorities in the wake of Khashoggi's murder.
In August, one of the men received a phone call from a relative warning they knew of their gay relationship and if it it wasn't ended his partner would be killed.
Police followed that up with separate calls asking them to come in for questioning, which led to their decision to flee.
Homosexuality is illegal in Saudi Arabia and punishable by death.
Battisson says the two men have been separated in detention as one


Cloud Vision V1 API - Class Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::OperationMetadata (v0.6.4)
Reference documentation and code samples for the Cloud Vision V1 API class Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::OperationMetadata.
Contains metadata for the BatchAnnotateImages operation.
Inherits
- Object
Extended By
- Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
Includes
- Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
Methods
#create_time
def create_time() -> ::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp
Returns
- (::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp) — The time when the batch request was received.
#create_time=
def create_time=(value) -> ::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp
Parameter
- value (::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp) — The time when the batch request was received.
Returns
- (::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp) — The time when the batch request was received.
#state
def state() -> ::Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::OperationMetadata::State
Returns
- (::Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::OperationMetadata::State) — Current state of the batch operation.
#state=
def state=(value) -> ::Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::OperationMetadata::State
Parameter
- value (::Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::OperationMetadata::State) — Current state of the batch operation.
Returns
- (::Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::OperationMetadata::State) — Current state of the batch operation.
#update_time
def update_time() -> ::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp
Returns
- (::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp) — The time when the operation result was last updated.
#update_time=
def update_time=(value) -> ::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp
Parameter
- value (::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp) — The time when the operation result was last updated.
Returns
- (::Google::Protobuf::Timestamp) — The time when the operation result was last updated.


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Benham Park
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Henry Holland's remarkable house at Benham Park is sited to get the most impact from the wonderful views that look out across Capability Brown's great lake. It's front elevation faces south with the ground behind rising in a series of terraces so that the gardens at the rear benefit even more from the sunny southern aspect as they rise with increasingly splendid views over the roof top of Henry Holland's architectural jewel which nestles in the foreground below.
With Henry Holland's house providing such gracious space for entertaining friends and guests this is an opportunity to combine rooms with the grace and manners of a bygone era, with new buildings of equal architectural quality designed to accommodate a contemporary twenty first century lifestyle that takes full advantage of all the latest technology so as to provide a comfortable, convenient and an ultimately beautiful home.
The design takes its inspiration from the Italian formal gardens of the renaissance and the ambitious landscapes schemes of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in England.
Benham Park
Berkshire, UK
Henry Holland's remarkable house at Benham Park is sited to get the most impact from the wonderful views that look out across Capability Brown's great lake. It's front elevation faces south with the ground behind rising in a series of terraces so that the gardens at the rear benefit even more from the sunny southern aspect as they rise with increasingly splendid views over the roof top of Henry Holland's architectural jewel which nestles in the foreground below.
With Henry Holland's house providing such gracious space for entertaining friends and guests this is an opportunity to combine rooms with the grace and manners of a bygone era, with new buildings of equal architectural quality designed to accommodate a contemporary twenty first century lifestyle that takes full advantage of all the latest technology so as to provide a comfortable, convenient and an ultimately beautiful home.
The design takes its inspiration from the Italian formal gardens of the renaissance and the ambitious landscapes schemes of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in England.


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4 Weeks From Today the RISING Will Begin!
We are 4 weeks away from the very first RISINGS! As the day rises in
the east and continues across the Pacific Islands, Asia, Europe,
Africa, and the Americas, a billion will RISE and DANCE to end
violence against women and girls!
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Are you ready for your event on 14 February 2013?
Here are some ideas to help you plan:
READ Eve Ensler’s Newest Monologue “Rising”: Eve has just written a
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MAKE The One Billion Rising Pledge: One Billion Rising is the
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end violence against women. Spread the word at your event and have all
of your participants make the pledge! We believe a billion people will
rise. Imagine a billion activated pledges.
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ORGANIZE A “Break The Chain” Flash Mob: “Break The Chain,” the One
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Also CHECK OUT the “How To” dance video by the Senior dance class at
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WEAR Red & Black: We’re encouraging all RISERS to wear red and black
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DANCE, and RISE with us.
A Moment of Solidarity: Choose a time during the day to take a moment,
join together with your colleagues, fellow students, family members,
and friends, and leave your workplaces, schools, and homes and be
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air if you can for one minute.


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How is SmartBeats Utilized?
Smartbeats is a software application that supports the annual shift bidding process
and daily shift scheduling by providing tools that filter incident data and generate
patrol areas within a city.
The user can either choose 'New Beats Generation' to upload a dataset or select
'Utilize Existing Data' to reuse the last uploaded data source to create patrol areas.


In September 1999 I heard that Bathgate was doing Kiss Me Kate. This was a show that I had seen in Glasgow around the time I was sitting my highers and needed a break from studying. I remembered something about a pretty cool dance to open Act Two, so I decided to go along to Bathgate and find out what was happening.
I turned up at the appointed place and time, only to find out that I had been given some bad information in fact the read-through was on. I made my apologies and started to leave, but since it turned out that they didn't have anyone to play the part of Paul they were willing to give me a try. A quick audition later, and I stayed at the read-through!
The shows was great fun, and I really enjoyed it. And Too Darn Hot is still a fantastic song!
Of course, nothing is ever simple. My grandmother had a ninetieth birthday party on the Saturday evening before dress rehearsal (on Sunday evening). Only problem was that the party was in Alicante, in Spain.  From there two flights got me to Edinburgh Airport in time for me to drive to Bathgate and arrive just as the dress rehearsal started.
That also means I have no production photos, just backstage ones.


103. Traffic Lights
Time Limit: 0.25 sec, Memory Limit: 1 MB
PROBLEM
In the city of Dingilville the traffic is arranged in an
unusual way. There are roads junctions and junctions roads connecting the
roadsjunctions. There is at most one road between any two different
junctions. There is no road connecting a junction to itself. Travel time
for a road is the same for both directions. The speed of all vehicles on
the roads is the same. At every junction there is a single traffic light
that is either blue or purple at any moment. The color of each light
alternates regularly with timeperiodically: blue for a certain period
duration and then purple for another certain periodduration. Traffic is
permitted to travel down the road between between any two junctions, if
and only if the lights at both junctions are the same color at the
moment of leaving departing from one the source junctions. for the other.
If a vehicle arrives at a junction just at the moment the lights switch it
must consider the new colors of lights. VThe vehicles are allowed to wait
at the junctions. You are given the city map which shows
- the travel times for all roads (integers), roads between the
junctions,
- the periods durations for of the two colors at each junction
(integers),
- and the the initial configuration statecolor of the light and the
remaining time (integer) for this color to change s at each junction. .
The configuration of a junction at a moment which consists of the color
of the light at the junction and the remaining time for this color
within the current period.
The initial configuration at each junction determines the
situation at the moment the city traffic starts.
Your task is are requested to find a path which takes the
minimum time from a given source junction to a given between two
givendestination junctions for a vehicle when the traffic starts. In case
more than one such path exists you are required to report only one of
them.
ASSUMPTIONS
£ N
£ 300 where
N is designates the number of junctions. The junctions are
identified with numbersby numbersintegers 1 through N
consecutively. These numbers are called id-numbers.
1 £ M
£ 14,000 where
M designates is the number of roads.
1 £ lij £ 100 where lij is the time
required to move from junction i to j using the road that
connects i and j..
1 £ tic £ 100 where tic is the period
duration of the color c for the light at the junction i.
The index c is either B for blue or P for
purple.
1 £ ric £ tic where
ric is the remaining time for the initial color
c at junction i.
Input
- The first line contains two numbers: The id-numbers of the source
junction and the id-number of the destination junction, separated by a
blank.
- The next second input line contains two numbers: The number of
junctions, designated by N, and the number of roads, designated
by M, M, separated by a blank.
- The following N lines contain information on N
junctions, each having the form. The (i+2)Тth line of the
input file holds information about the junction i : initial
color: Ci of Ci, ,
ric the junction, remaining time for color
Ci, the time period , ti,B for
bluetiB, and time period
ti,PtiP for purple, all separated by
blanks. where Ci is either С
BТ or СPТ, indicating the initial color of
the light at the junction i.
Finally, the next M lines contain information on M
roads. Each line is of the form: id-number (Ni) of the source
junction, id-number (Nj) of the destination junction, and
time required to travel the path that connects Ni and
Nj, which are all separated by blanksi, j, lij
where i and j are the id-numbers of the
junctions which are connected by this road .
Output
If a path exists:.
- The first line must will contain the time taken by a minimum-time
path from the source the input source junction and to the destination
junction provided such a path exists.
- Then, the second line: of output must will contain the list of
junctions that construct the minimum-time path you have found. You have
to write the junctions to the output file in the order of
travelling.occurrence on the path. Therefore the first integer in this
line is expected tomust be must designate the id-number of the source
source junction, the second the junction visited from the first one, so
on, and finally, the last integer on the second line must represent the
and the last one the id-number of the destination junction.
If a path does not exist:
- In case a solution does not exist, the output must consist of a
single line containing only the integer
0.
Sample Input 1 4
4 5
B 2 16 99
P 6 32 13
P 2 87 4
P 38 96 49
1 2 4
1 3 40
2 3 75
2 4 76
3 4 77
Sample Output 127
1 2 4
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Pipelines
-
A PipelineSequence represents a pipeline-parallelizable sequence of items.
Modern computers have multiple cores that make it efficient to process data in parallel. While the standard swift
IteratorProtocol
is extremely versitile for general data-structures, when operating on large in-memory datasets, it is often very valueable to operate on multiple cores concurrently. Additionally, when operating on datasets that do not fit in memory, it is very important to overlap the I/O work with the computation in order to keep all hardware components utilized.PipelineSequence
andPipelineIteratorProtocol
are a common interface to a family of parallel compute abstractions that are a twist on the standardSequence
andIteratorProtocol
s. The primary mental model is that of a pipeline, where the output of one iterator feeds into the input of the next. Almost all operations preserve a deterministic ordering of the elements and can be iterated over multiple times, but this is not required.Although these transformations are broadly applicable to a variety of applications, they work extremely well when building high performance input pipelines for training neural networks. We thus use neural networks as a motivating example for how to use this part of the
PenguinParallel
library. When training a neural network using a supervised learning algorithm, training data is: (1) read from storage (such as a local SSD, or a remote object storage, or even in remote RAM) into local memory. (2) transformed such as decompressed or parsed, and often augmented (such as image normalizaiton, or random masking of tokens in a sentence). Other transformations can occur such as batching, or shuffling the order of elements. (3) output for use in training the neural network.To build such a pipeline using
PenguinParallel
, we start by generating a list of filenames for our training data. If we have them in a sequence, we can call.makePipelineIterator()
. If there are too many to keep in memory at once, we could usePipelineIterator.generate
to generate them incrementally. If we can programmatically construct their names (e.g. if their names aretraining_data_1
,training_data_2
, etc), then we could build their names by callingPipelineIterator.range(1...15).map { "training_data_\($0)" }
. (Recall, the.map
function is a higher-order function that takes a closure. This closure takes as input a single argument of typeElement
and returns a single new element that is passed along to subsequent transformations. Here we use Swift’s short-hand for closures, where$0
refers to the 0th argument, and because the closure is only a single expressoin we can omit thereturn
keyword.)We now need to read the data from storage. If there is only a single training example stored in any one file, we could read it using
itr.map { ReadFromFile($0) }
. Note: this will read up ton
files in parallel. Because large datasets are often stored more efficiently with mulitple elements per file, we can useitr.interleave
to read from mulitple files in parallel and combine their aggregate output.Now that we have a paralle iterator containing our training data, we can transform it. Here, you can use any arbitrary Swift (or C/C++) function you would like by calling:
itr.map { transform($0) }
. If you would like to batch up mulitple elements into a single element, you can call.reduceWindow
, passing in the batch size, and a function to take an iterator over the window size and returns the batched element.Finally, in order to ensure all of this work happens in parallel with the main body of your training loop, call
.prefetch()
on the resulting iterator, which will use a background thread to do as much work as possible before your main loop calls.next()
. Et voilà, we have now built a high performance input pipeline for training a neural network.There are a few differences between
PipelineIteratorProtocol
and the normal SwiftIteratorProtocol
. The primary difference is thatnext()
canthrow
. This is important because many transformations along a pipeline can fail, such as reading a file or allocating a batch output. Additionally, (by convention)next()
should always return quickly. If a lot of computation could happen, you can pipeline the work on a background thread by calling.prefetch()
.A note on copying:
PipelineIteratorProtocol
objects should never be copied, but instead only mutated in place. If you need to pass an iterator to a function, be sure to pass itinout
. (Callingnext()
on a copy of an iterator invalidates other copies of the iterator, and can result in undefined behavior.)TODO: Convert to be a move-only type when they become available in Swift.
The design of
See morePipelineSequence
is heavily inspired by TensorFlow’stf.data
abstractions and their internals, generalized to support arbitrary types and functions.Declaration
Swift
public protocol PipelineSequence
-
A type that supplies the value of a sequence one at a time.
Modern computers have multiple cores that make it efficient to process data in parallel. While the standard swift
IteratorProtocol
is extremely versitile for general data-structures, when operating on large in-memory datasets, it is often very valueable to operate on multiple cores concurrently. Additionally, when operating on datasets that do not fit in memory, it is very important to overlap the I/O work with the computation in order to keep all hardware components utilized.PipelineIteratorProtocol
is a common interface to a family of parallel compute abstractions that are a twist on the standardIteratorProtocol
. The primary mental model is that of a pipeline, where the output of one iterator feeds into the input of the next. Almost all operations preserve a deterministic ordering of the elements (but it’s not required).Although these transformations are broadly applicable to a variety of applications, they work extremely well when building high performance input pipelines for training neural networks. We thus use neural networks as a motivating example for how to use this part of the
PenguinParallel
library. When training a neural network using a supervised learning algorithm, training data is: (1) read from storage (such as a local SSD, or a remote object storage, or even in remote RAM) into local memory. (2) transformed such as decompressed or parsed, and often augmented (such as image normalizaiton, or random masking of tokens in a sentence). Other transformations can occur such as batching, or shuffling the order of elements. (3) output for use in training the neural network.To build such a pipeline using
PenguinParallel
, we start by generating a list of filenames for our training data. If we have them in a sequence, we can call.makePipelineIterator()
. If there are too many to keep in memory at once, we could usePipelineIterator.generate
to generate them incrementally. If we can programmatically construct their names (e.g. if their names aretraining_data_1
,training_data_2
, etc), then we could build their names by callingPipelineIterator.range(1...15).map { "training_data_\($0)" }
. (Recall, the.map
function is a higher-order function that takes a closure. This closure takes as input a single argument of typeElement
and returns a single new element that is passed along to subsequent transformations. Here we use Swift’s short-hand for closures, where$0
refers to the 0th argument, and because the closure is only a single expressoin we can omit thereturn
keyword.)We now need to read the data from storage. If there is only a single training example stored in any one file, we could read it using
itr.map { ReadFromFile($0) }
. Note: this will read up ton
files in parallel. Because large datasets are often stored more efficiently with mulitple elements per file, we can useitr.interleave
to read from mulitple files in parallel and combine their aggregate output.Now that we have a paralle iterator containing our training data, we can transform it. Here, you can use any arbitrary Swift (or C/C++) function you would like by calling:
itr.map { transform($0) }
. If you would like to batch up mulitple elements into a single element, you can call.reduceWindow
, passing in the batch size, and a function to take an iterator over the window size and returns the batched element.Finally, in order to ensure all of this work happens in parallel with the main body of your training loop, call
.prefetch()
on the resulting iterator, which will use a background thread to do as much work as possible before your main loop calls.next()
. Et voilà, we have now built a high performance input pipeline for training a neural network.There are a few differences between
PipelineIteratorProtocol
and the normal SwiftIteratorProtocol
. The primary difference is thatnext()
canthrow
. This is important because many transformations along a pipeline can fail, such as reading a file or allocating a batch output. Additionally, (by convention)next()
should always return quickly. If a lot of computation could happen, you can pipeline the work on a background thread by calling.prefetch()
.A note on copying:
PipelineIteratorProtocol
objects should never be copied, but instead only mutated in place. If you need to pass an iterator to a function, be sure to pass itinout
. (Callingnext()
on a copy of an iterator invalidates other copies of the iterator, and can result in undefined behavior.)TODO: Convert to be a move-only type when they become available in Swift.
The design of
See morePipelineIteratorProtocol
is heavily inspired by TensorFlow’stf.data
abstractions and their internals, generalized to support arbitrary types and functions.Declaration
Swift
public protocol PipelineIteratorProtocol
-
PipelineIterator contains methods that are useful for creating
PipelineIteratorProtocol
types.Use methods on
See morePipelineIterator
to help start building up a pipeline iterator, such asPipelineIterator.range
orPipelineIterator.fromFunction
. For additional details on how to use Pipeline iterators, see the documentation onPipelineIteratorProtocol
.Declaration
Swift
public enum PipelineIterator


The rugby morning headlines as Joe Marler's bizarre interview goes global and Welsh region battle to keep star man
The latest rugby news from around Wales and the world
by Jon DoelHere are your latest rugby headlines on the morning of Friday, November 22.
Joe Marler goes global
England prop Joe Marler has become something of a global star after his brilliantly bizarre interview went viral.
Marler's antics during the hilarious interview with Harlequins' in-house media team, which included him imitating a horse, have proved a huge hit on social media.
And the story has even reached Australia, New Zealand and America, with NBC and the Washington Post reporting on the video. The Post's headline reads: "A rugby player talks about horses in hilarious interview. We don't know what it means, either."
Marler's interview starts off in seemingly normal fashion, initially using the old sporting cliche of "getting back on the horse" after a heavy defeat against Clermont last weekend.
But things soon take a bit of a strange turn...
The battle for Tipuric
The Ospreys know they have a battle on their hands to keep Justin Tipuric.
The Wales star is out of contract this summer and is a wanted man.
Media reports have suggested the Wales openside has received a £500,000-a-year offer from Bristol Bears, though his representatives deny any such approach.
Top 14 clubs Clermont Auvergne, Toulouse, Lyon and Toulon have also been linked. Tipuric can choose to play wherever he wants and is not captured by Wales' 60-cap rule.
“It is no secret that I am a tremendous admirer,” said Ospreys coach Allen Clarke of the 30-year-old, who has won 72 Wales caps.
“He’s as good a rugby player as I have ever been involved with.
“He is a brilliant person and iconic, up there with Alun Wyn Jones in terms of what the Ospreys are about.
“For us and for me as head coach it’s important we retain players like Justin Tipuric because it shows our level of ambition.
“What we need to do is put a squad together that realises his ambitions.
“He is interested in being at a club that can win trophies and that’s where we want to be in the near future.”
Welsh regions in European action
The four Welsh regions are back in European action this weekend, with the Dragons and Scarlets playing tonight.
New Wales squad member Taine Basham starts for the Dragons in Russia as they play Enisei-STM in the Challenge Cup.
The Scarlets have Aaron Shingler back in their team as they face a daunting trip to Toulon in the same competition. More team news can be found here.
The Ospreys travel to Saracens in the Champions Cup tomorrow, while Cardiff Blues host Leicester Tigers.
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The game that finished 0-0
It's a score you almost never see in rugby, but two Midlands-based teams managed to pull it off.
Pinley and Sutton Coldfield played out a 0-0 draw, with those who were there left scratching their heads as to how on earth it happened.
There were six missed penalties, one from right in front of the sticks, a knock-on five metres from the line and a sin-binning.
Pinley president Gary Marks was still struggling to explain it when he spoke to BBC Coventry & Warwickshire's weekly Rugby Show
He said: "The game had everything except points. We had a yellow card, all those missed penalties and one hit the post.
"The conditions weren't actually that bad. It was cold but the rain held off and our pitch held up well. It was just that the two defences won the day.
"The people on social media saying it was dull obviously weren't there.
"It wasn't a bad game at all. But, if they'd played on for another 30 minutes, nobody would have scored. It was that kind of day."
The WalesOnline Rugby WhatsApp service and how to sign up
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Tongan team placed in quarantine
The Tongan women's rugby team have been placed in quarantine following a measles outbreak.
Tonga were hoping to compete at the Oceania Championship in Fiji - a route to qualify for 2021 World Cup - but are now out of the tournament.
They were scheduled to play Australia A on Monday and Samoa on Friday.
A Fiji health ministry official said Tonga's participation could have spread the disease internationally.
"There's a risk that the teams they play against and any other people they come into contact with during the infectious period of the disease could be exposed and develop the disease," said Dr Aalisha Sahukan.
"And those who potentially develop the disease could spread it to other people in Fiji, and overseas when the national teams return home."
Tonga's health ministry last week reported 251 confirmed or suspected cases in the country but there have been new cases reported across the region affecting Samoa, Tonga, Australia, New Zealand and now Fiji.


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So…we’ve been a bit quiet about open data in San Francisco. In case anyone was worried, we’re still here and about to get quite chatty. Going forward, we’ll use this blog to talk about what we are doing, what are our plans, and what are our struggles with open data. You can also follow DataSF on Twitter.
I started this spring as the City’s first Chief Data Officer. This is what we’ve been up to:
Talking. Alot. I’ve been spending a lot of time getting to know people working both inside and outside of the City (or in partnership). Along the way, I’ve been learning a lot about our challenges with data use and access, but I’ve also learned a great deal about some amazing work. I’ll be featuring some of these stories in future blog-posts. One thing I’ve learned - the City’s data is a complex ecosystem and it will take time to unfurl and understand.
Planning and Defining. I’ve been pulling together a strategic vision for the next 3 years. The full plan will be available online shortly - look for it on this blog. Part of the plan is defining the role of Chief Data Officer and where it fits and how does open data overlap with, complement or frustrate existing data work. I expect the plan to change (even substantively) over time, but we need something to serve as a compass to guide our path forward.
Starting to execute. We have started work on a number of things. I’ll be blog-posting more about each of these. The short (and incomplete) list is:
- Portal Overhaul. DataSF is in serious need of a facelift! And if you have feedback, tell us in this 5-10 minute survey. It has fun questions like “If DataSF were a car, what car would it be?”
- Data Categories. Part of overhauling DataSF is sorting through how we categorize our data to facilitate data discovery. We have 27 categories - way too much. We’ll be simplifying this.
- Metadata. The information we provide about our datasets is more or less out of the box. But we’ve heard from our users that it needs lots of work. We are rethinking our metadata requirements and how we will roll that out.
- Establishing Data Coordinators. Our legislation calls for the role of data coordinators, who will serve as the point of contact and coordination for open data work and standards. While the nominations are still rolling in, we are kicking off this group.
- Planning for the inventory. This part is a bit scary. How to inventory a vast store of data on disparate information systems? How do you define a dataset? What guidance do you give to our data coordinators? All tough questions. Drop me a line if you have thoughts.
- Hacking! Big shout out to SFBrigade for hosting the National Day of Civic Hacking in San Francisco. The event was a great success and the projects that the Brigade teams are tackling are super cool. I’m really excited to see how they evolve.
And who is we? The existing open data portal has been maintained by Andy Maimoni and Mathias Gibson at 311 and they have graciously kept it going. And the GIS team, Jeff Johnson and Sam Valdez, have helped create and keep the backend data feeds to DataSF alive and functioning. We are also getting a lot of great support and guidance from Jay Nath and Jason Lally in the Mayor’s Office of Civic Innovation. Everyone has been tremendously helpful answering all my many questions. Lastly, I’ve had a rock star intern, Peri Weisberg, join us for the summer. Thank you everyone!


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TRG is an event on the design, development and marketing of digital products and services, formerly known as TARUGO.
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The biggest software testing festival in Spain is back. On September 27th we will be present at the VLC Testing 23 where you can learn and listen to real experiences and from the hand of renowned professionals.
Discover more >October, 20-22, 2022 | Madrid
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VLCTESTING is the biggest software testing festival. A meeting where you will learn good practices, techniques and tools related to software development, also enjoying a memorable day.
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Update on the latest trends in the ICT sector: Metaverse, Data Analytics, LowCode...
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The annual Atlassian event returns after the pandemic years back to Vegas: Agile & DevOps, ITSM, teamwork culture...
Discover more >November, 24-25, 2021 | Online
Software testing comprises a set of techniques and good practices that must be present in the different phases of project development and be adopted by all team members. Come to VLCTesting21 and acquire the necessary knowledge to protect yourself from errors and create software developments with the best quality.
Discover more >Octubre, 21-23, 2021 | Online
Tarugo 21 is, above all, a meeting point for people of all kinds who "do things" around software, technological innovation and the Internet which, since the COVID-19 crisis, has become a 100% online event.
Discover more >October, 28, 2021 | Online - Madrid
Sharing agile experience with the most important people around the world in Madrid.
Discover more >October, 21, 2021 | Online
Agile, Scrum, Design thinking y digital product leaders sharing their expertise and how they improved the management in their companies.
Discover more >October, 19-21, 2021 | Online
For Developers by Developers conference
More than 40 speakers with the latest tools and best practices leading the software development companies.
Discover more >May, 27, 2021 | Online
Event of the Atlassian community of Cordoba (Argentina).
We will talk about code quality and how the SonarQube Connector for Jira and the SonarQube Connector for Confluence They can help development teams and give them the power they lack.
Discover More >November, 24-26, 2020 | Online
10th Edition of the largest software testing event in Spain, for the first time in 100% online format.
We have had the honor of participating in the anniversary of VLC Testing and talking about the Bug Hunters Creed. If you mix Software Quality with Mandalorian and Excentia, only good things can come out.
Discover More >16-20 November | Online
After having had, during these years, so many level speakers, so many friends, at the PAM,
to keynotes like Alistair Cockburn, Jurgen Appelo, Pepu Hernández, Toni Nadal, Jenni Jepsen, etc.
After networking activities, dinners, Halloween party, dedicated beers,
bring a popcorn stand to the event, one of personalized Halloween treats, etc.
The 3 concepts that we want to be the structure of # PAM20 online are… make it a «Reality»,
of «24 hours with ...» and of «the day dedicated to ...»
22-24 October 2020 | Online
The "Tarugo" was born around the heterogeneous Community of subscribers. It is, above all, a
meeting point for people who "do things" around software, technological innovation and
Internet.
The # tarugo20 will be recorded on a real TV set with several cameras and cinema lighting; and, instead of limiting ourselves to broadcasting talks designed for an offline event, we will create specific content for the online event, which takes advantage of all the advantages of the medium.
17 October 2019 | Valencia
Join us in celebrating our 10th anniversary! Experiences, practical examples, lessons learned after 10 years and technological evolution. We will see how things have changed and what has helped us feel strong and guaranteed to continue for 10 more years. We will be joined by our partners Atlassian and SonarSource, among many others. Celebrate with us!
Discover More >27, 28 November 2019 | Valencia
The event par excellence in the world of Testing and software quality in Valencia.
Discover more >22, 23 November 2019 | Madrid
Commit is a two-day break to stop and reflect, the time of year when we we meet to discuss new ideas about software development, parking existing projects for a moment. To start from scratch, and see what comes out of there. Commit is your opportunity to grow attending talks, and workshops, and unconference sessions, to later come back with something that you didn't have when you left home. It is an event where you meet friends old and new, and talk about next year's projects.
Discover More >31 Octobre 2019 | Madrid
The conference on Agile Teams, Management 3.0, Peopleware, Self-Organization, Agile Coaching, Agility in HR, Agile Leadership ...
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Tarugoconf is the most Galician and most awesomic event in the world. The Tarugoconf is a conference on design, construction and commercialization of technology that is born around the dowels, the heterogeneous Community that brings together La Bonilista, the weekly newsletter on entrepreneurship Technological written by David Bonilla.
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Codemotion is the largest technology conference in Italy and one of the most important in Europe, with a network of more than 500,000 developers. What are you waiting for to be a Codemotioner?
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Valencia will host one of the most important technological events of the year, if you want to know what is happening in the IT departments of leading companies and how they lead it, don't miss it!
Discover More >20 June 2019 | Madrid
OpenExpo Europe is the largest Congress and Professional Fair on Open Source & Free Software and Open World Economy (Open Data and Open Innovation) from Europe.
Discover More >11 June 2019 | Valencia
Technology is profoundly changing our personal and professional relationships. This transformation does not happen only by using technology as a business opportunity, but also for integrating it into all aspects of the value chain. Don't let your company get left behind. Come to VLCSofting19 and take a firm step towards Smart Enterprise.
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This book is divided into the following parts.
This part contains information which is essential to the rest of the book.
Here we introduce basic configuration and security issues. We also discuss a range of editors, file systems, and shells which aren't covered in the main LFS book.
In this section we cover libraries which are often needed by the rest of the book as well as system utilities. Information on Programming (including recompiling GCC to support its full range of languages) concludes this part.
Here we cover how to connect to a network when you aren't using the simple static IP setup given in the main LFS book. Networking libraries and command-line networking tools are also covered here.
Here we deal with setting up mail and other servers (such as SSH, Apache, etc.).
This part explains how to set up a basic X Window System installation along with some generic X libraries and Window managers.
For those who want to use the K Desktop Environment or some parts of it, this part covers it.
GNOME is the main alternative to KDE in the Desktop Environment arena.
Xfce is a lightweight alternative to GNOME and KDE.
Office programs and graphical web browsers are important to most people. They, along with some generic X software can be found in this part of the book.
Here we cover setting multimedia libraries and drivers along with some audio, video and CD-writing programs.
The PST part of the book covers document handling with applications like Ghostscript, CUPS and DocBook to installing texlive.
The Appendices cover information which doesn't belong in the main book; they are mainly there as a reference.
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By: Philippine Star |Updated March 26, 2013 - 12:00am
MANILA, Philippines - Rivermaya makes a comeback on the local recording scene with the release of its album Panatang Makabanda, under Universal Records. The album is its first in four years and its first under Universal Records.
Rivermaya is now composed of Mark Escueta, Norby David, Mike Elgar and Ryan Peralta.”
Rivermaya joins the label’s elite roster of bands — Parokya Ni Edgar, Kamikazee, Sponge Cola, Callalily, among others.
“It’s really a great honor for us, not only to become part of such a high-caliber roster, but to be given the chance to work with a company that has always championed the Filipino artist. It took a few weeks for it to really sink in. Di kami makapaniwala,” says founding member Mark. “Finally, we’re ‘home.’”
The album’s single Pilipinas, Kailan Ka Magigising, penned by Mark, is reminder to everyone to go against crab mentality and selfishness, especially now that another national elections is in the horizon.
When asked how the single was chosen among the tracks recorded for Panatang Makabanda, drummer-turned-guitarist Mark quips, “In the early stages of recording, the song became the initial favorite of the group. It’s also a fun song to play live. Maganda yung message ng kanta and very timely since election time na naman tayo. “
Norby adds, “Hopefully, our new record can take the fans to a whole new level and attract more new listeners to our songs and stories. We are all excited for what each of us can bring to the table and soon to your ears.”
When asked to sum up his Rivermaya journey from 1993 to 2013, Mark says, “One of my firm beliefs is that the best part about being a musician is the process. If you enjoy the process, then all your gigs, songs and albums will be celebrations after a great day at the ‘dream office.’ If the process is messed up, many things can go wrong and it can even end up as a painful experience. It has to be good for everybody, not just one or two. Few people know, and I’m sure a lot of my fellow musicians will agree, that one of the most important things that keeps a band going is something that is not so musical in nature. It’s called laughter. A band that laughs together, stays together. Diyan mayaman ang Rivermaya ngayon, tawanan, pagkakaibigan at bagong musika.”


Malaysia Airlines targets 15pc reduction of non-critical components
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 14 — Malaysia Airlines aims to reduce non-critical parts and components cost by 15 per cent via a Vendor Development Programme (VDP) under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Ministry of Entrepreneur Development (MED).
The VDP is also expected to lessen turnaround time and help boost operational efficiency, said group chief operations officer, Ahmad Luqman Mohd Azmi.
“An additional benefit of sourcing locally is that Malaysia Airlines will be able to decrease its exposure to foreign exchange volatility,” he said in a statement today.
VDP is a programme implemented by the government to boost the development of small and medium enterprises.
The MoU was signed by Ahmad Luqman on behalf of Malaysia Airlines Group and MED secretary-general Datuk Wan Suraya Wan Mohd Radzi.
“Malaysia Airlines is already an important economic enabler for the country. By signing the MoU with MED, we are also able to create a multiplier effect within the domestic economy by developing an eco-system for local vendors to support their businesses,” said Ahmad Luqman.
He added that the VDP also helps to empower local companies by spurring their businesses in Malaysia’s airline industry, which is predominantly serviced by foreign companies.
According to the statement, Malaysia Airlines will function as an anchor company and will implement the programme starting with its engineering, maintenance and AeroDarat services.
The VDP will feature five pilot projects within Malaysia Airlines, mainly in sourcing additive manufacturing, carpets, seat upholstery, aircraft cleaning materials and chemicals. — Bernama


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Dose: ½ Teaspoon Kratom 15x Extract
Previous Experience: LSD, Cannabis, Amphetamines, Hydrocodone, Poppy Seed Tea, A Few Legal Drugs – Had never taken Kratom before but had heard good things. My last substance use was one week prior when I smoked some Blue Lotus. No caffeine, alcohol, tobacco or anything else in my system since then.
Preparation: My girlfriend and I decided to split a drink. Took exactly 1 teaspoon of the powder extract and added it to a mango/orange drink. Didn’t have any other mixer on hand and figured the citrus taste would mask the bitter flavor. The drink was bitter, but was not unbearable by any means. It tasted like a really odd, borderline disgusting flavor of green tea. Total dosage was approximately ½ teaspoon per person.
0:00 – K (my girlfriend) and I decided to head to dinner and a movie for the night. We planned it so that our dinner spot was right next to the movie theater in case this stuff hit us harder than we expected and we were unable or unwilling to drive. We began drinking the mixture on the drive there (I know, Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated is not a good idea. We weren’t intoxicated yet so all was fine). Downed it in a few minutes. We were both on an empty stomach so we expected results quickly.
0:05 – Parked the car and began feeling the first hints of a slight buzz. Felt a very happy mild alcohol drunkenness. We were a little giddy, a good bit buzzed and a good bit stimulated from the early onset of the Kratom. This stuff definitely is speedy at first and I immediately knew this was not a placebo effect. Things seemed very clear.
0:15 – Walked around the shopping complex for a few minutes to get a feel of things. There was slight social anxiety but nothing unbearable. I think it was just us not knowing what to expect. After I got used to the feeling, I felt completely comfortable in social settings, though I doubt this would be a very good thing to do at a party. The initial stimulation would be great for interacting with other people but the later stages wouldn’t.
0:20 – K had to run into a nearby restaurant to see when she had to work. I sat at the front and waited on her. I was very aware of everything around me, but seemed to be in my own world. I was thoroughly enjoying taking everything in. K was feeling the same stimulation as I was. Let me add, there was NO nausea or stomach discomfort. Even after eating dinner, there was still no discomfort present. Could have been that we drank it on an empty stomach, could’ve been that we drank it with a citrus fruit drink (possibly the Calcium or citric acid eased the stomach) or could’ve been that this stuff just doesn’t upset our stomach. Who knows.
0:30 – This is when the effects started to change from stimulating into the mellower, more relaxed stages. We entered the restaurant and sat down. I found it difficult to concentrate on the menu. We were at a Japanese restaurant that had a huge selection of dinner items and I could not motivate myself to read through each one to find out what I wanted. Luckily K and I decided to split something so she took care of the ordering. It wasn’t that I was unable to read or focus; it was that I just didn’t feel motivated enough to do so. I started to feel very thirsty and began drinking water like crazy.
0:45 - As we sat and ate, the effects began to strengthen exponentially. I’ve taken Hydrocodone that was given to me for a prescription. I’ve never done more than 10 mg at one time so I can’t really compare, but the effects from the Kratom were maybe 3 times stronger than the effects I felt with Hydrocodone. Very similar effects from these two drugs and I can definitely see why some use them as a painkiller. Dinner was quite a neat experience. The food tasted fantastic.
1:00 – The effects were great. A lot of euphoria. K began to get worried though. She had never done any psychoactive substances before and is avidly against using illegal drugs. I was lucky to convince her to do this with me. The fact that it’s legal was the biggest selling point. She probably took too high a dose for her first time. She began saying she felt like she was going to pass out and that she felt light headed and dizzy. I was worried that this might be an adverse reaction to the Kratom. We tried to remain calm and relaxed and wanted to quickly finish up dinner in case she did indeed pass out or something.
1:20 – We paid the bill and left the restaurant to go sit outside for some fresh air. For me at least, everything just felt right and looked right. K didn’t feel weird anymore. She wasn’t sure what she was feeling, but it was different to her. Having taken Hydrocodone and Poppy Seed Tea, I assumed what she was feeling wasn’t bad at all, just different for her. The Kratom began to make her feel slightly dizzy and light headed. Her body had that wavy, empty feeling to it. The painkilling properties of this drug made her feel disconnected with her limps. She mistook this feeling for sickness, when it was simply the Kratom doing its thing. After I got her to understand that the way she felt was what was supposed to happen, she began enjoying the experience more.
1:45 – We entered the movie theater to wait for the movie to start. We were about 30 minutes early so we decided to sit in the lobby and wait for the doors to open. Everything around us seemed much brighter. Everything had a happy glow around it and the neon lights in the theater looked amazing. K and I both felt very happy. I felt very connected to her and could definitely see this as being one of those “love the people around you” sort of drugs.
2:00 – We were finally able to go into the movie. We sat down and claimed our spot for the two and a half hour movie. I still felt very happy and relaxed. I had a bit of a tingling all over my body and would imagine that sexual stimulation would be easy at this point. K commented the same thing.
2:00 to 4:30 – We sat and watched the movie. I was intently focused on it the whole time yet very relaxed. It was like I was just happy to be experiencing such a fantastic thing. I started to feel quite warm after awhile. I wasn’t sure if it was the theater being hot (as the movie was sold out) or if I was simply feeling the heating effects that some have said they feel while on Kratom. K said she felt the same way. After leaving, we decided that it wasn’t us and that the theater was probably too hot from all the people crammed into it.
4:30 – Mental and physical effects began to slow down. We left the movie still feeling very happy but definitely with decreased effects. I was really thirsty and had a minor headache. K said she felt the same way. We went home and chugged a lot of water. Both of our headaches seemed to dissipate after that.
5:00 – With hardly any effects from the Kratom still present, K and I decided to go to bed. My headache was gone by that point. I think if I stay well hydrated, I can virtually eliminate the hangover. Sleep was very easy. My mind was relaxed and empty of distractions. My body was equally relaxed and I drifted right off to sleep.
Next Day – Awoke feeling a bit groggy. I slept great but was having a tough time crawling out of bed. After I forced myself to get up, ate some breakfast and drank some more water, I felt like normal again.
Conclusion: I will definitely do Kratom again. I intend to reorder some of the 15x Extract as soon as possible. I may try some of the other extract strengths, but I see no reason to mess with something I know works. I would like to mix the powder with something different next time though to find a way to mask the bitterness more. Taking the Kratom right before dinner on an empty stomach is definitely the way to go. No nausea or stomach discomfort and the effects were felt almost immediately and lasted most of the night. This is great to take to simply relax and feel right with the world. Taking it with my girlfriend made it that much better too. It had feelings very similar to opiates after the initial stage of stimulation had passed. I would highly recommend this product. I may never experience that same feeling again, but I would sure like to if possible.
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pips Red=98 White=70
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At DMP killing checkers is a crime to be avoided.
Over the board Red played 6/3 but that is a blunder. White’s board is irreparably broken and Red must maximise contact and hitting potential. The correct play is 8/5, starting the point that Red really wants to make.
Over the board Red played 6/3 but that is a blunder. White’s board is irreparably broken and Red must maximise contact and hitting potential. The correct play is 8/5, starting the point that Red really wants to make.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/5 Eq.: +0.118 0.559 0.089 0.003 - 0.441 0.040 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 10/8 6/5 Eq.: +0.060 (-0.058) 0.530 0.086 0.003 - 0.470 0.050 0.000 3. Cubeful 2-ply 6/3 Eq.: +0.013 (-0.105) 0.507 0.055 0.001 - 0.493 0.030 0.000 4. Cubeful 2-ply 6/5 4/2 Eq.: +0.011 (-0.107) 0.505 0.065 0.001 - 0.495 0.050 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 6/5 3/1 Eq.: -0.013 (-0.131) 0.494 0.075 0.002 - 0.506 0.078 0.001


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Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Adam Arkin 1 1/2 stars out of 4
Twenty years ago Halloween was a groundbreaker, an intense, scary, shockfest that held you breathless from start to finish.
It introduced most of the modus operendi of what became known as the "slasher" film; linking sexual promiscuity, especially that of teen-age girls, to death; the jump-into-frame bump; the unstoppable killer.
Without Halloween, they'd be no Jasons and no Freddie Kruegers. I will leave it to the sociologists to determine whether that is a good or bad thing.
Kevin Williamson, the writer of Scream and Scream 2, was profoundly influenced by Halloween. It's obvious in his works.
Now, he serves as executive producer of Halloween H2O: 20 Years Later, a cumbersome title for a cumbersome movie.
Williamson probably meant this film as a tribute to a work that set him on his career course. Unfortunately, his writers and director have done a hack job with this latest incarnation in the deadly exploits of Michael Myers.
Ignorning all the sequels that came after Halloween 2, H2O's story picks up 20 years after that infamous Halloween night back in Illinois in which Michael massacred half the teen-age population.
His sister, Laurie Strode, has changed her name to Keri Tate and is headmistress at a private school in northern California. Reprising her role as Laurie is Jamie Lee Curtis.
Her Laurie/Keri is a single mom, a closet alcoholic beset by nightmares about Michael coming after her.
And so he does. No explanation is given for where Michael came from or how he even knew how to begin to look for his long-lost sister.
But before you can say butcher knife, Michael has murdered his way to California and is making plans to skewer Laurie and anyone else within his grasp.
H2O is a pale imitation of the original. But, to be fair, this is not so much the fault of the filmmakers, as it is with the changing times.
So many films has copied and ripped off the original Halloween formula that instead of being one step behind the filmmaker, as in the original, the audience is one step ahead.
Yes H2O offers some frights. It has its share of people jumping out of corners into into the frame, red-herring screeching music that sets the audience on edge, but signifies nothing. Yet it is now so familiar, so predictable that it elicits laughs instead of screams.
H2O may be meant as a homage, but nearly comes off as parody, especially in the over-the-top finale.
Curtis is too good an actress to allow the weak material to underwhelm her. She makes Laurie/Keri's fears palatable. She does not condescend to the material. It's a shame the script never is able to reach her artistic level.
The rest of the cast is merely there to be victims. Adam Arkin really has nothing to do as the school's counselor, who also happens to be Laurie's lover.
Only LL Cool J as the school's romance-writing security guard offers some originality.
Other Halloween H2O is merely just another cliched entry into the overstuffed trunk of slasher films. And it's a sad commentary on the audience that we can laugh at all these gruesome proceedings without feeling a bit of pity or empathy for the plight of those Michael is stalking.
The vast number of these movies have so overwhelmed our senses that we have become immune to any normal reaction - except perhaps to keep a body count.
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Fitchburg police searching for wanted man considered dangerous
by Brandon ArbuckleFITCHBURG, Wis. - Fitchburg police are searching for a wanted man who is considered dangerous.
A news release said Allen C. Artis Jr., 30, of Fitchburg, is an alleged suspect in a violent domestic abuse incident that happened in Fitchburg Thursday.
Officers have probable cause to arrest Artis on a number of felony charges, including first-degree reckless injury, substantial battery and false imprisonment.
Artis is believed to also have connections in the Fond du Lac area. Police said he is considered dangerous and should not be approached if found.
Anyone who sees Artis in public is encouraged to call 911. Those with information on his whereabouts can contact the Fithburg Police Department at<PHONE_NUMBER>, the Police Department's anonymous tipster line at<PHONE_NUMBER> or Madison Area Crime Stoppers at<PHONE_NUMBER>. You can also send a text to 847411 with the keyword “Fitchburg."
An open investigation is ongoing.


This was for an online video contest where people were asked to vote for 1 of 4 videos.
Dead simple but effective. It tells the story of how the voting went over time. It would have been nice to couple that with information about the contestants' activity on social media to correlate the voting.
The live version is visible here.