AMERICAN BUFFALO A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
David Mamet is one of the most brilliant of today's playwrights and screenwriters. His scripts for the movies include VANYA ON 42ND STREET, HOFFA, HOMICIDE, THINGS CHANGE, THE UNTOUCHABLES, THE VERDICT, and THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE. There are also several plays of his for which he wrote the movie scripts including OLEANNA, ABOUT LAST NIGHT, GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS, and HOUSE OF GAMES. The last two films are incredible tours de force and put him at the top of my list for writers worth looking for. His scripts are highly intelligent with every line worth pondering, and his characters engage each other with constant verbal ripostes.
One of his classic and early plays, AMERICAN BUFFALO, has not been made into a movie until now. Producer Gregory Mosher got playwright and one time director Michael Corrente (FEDERAL HILL) to direct AMERICAN BUFFALO. They wanted Dustin Hoffman to play the lead in this three man play, but at first he turned them down. As Hoffman tells the story in the press kit, "Michael told me he felt there were three great male roles in the American Theater: Stanley in 'A Streetcar Named Desire;' Willy Loman in 'Death of a Salesman;' and Teach in AMERICAN BUFFALO. ... I recalled that twenty years ago I heard from another crazy Italian filmmaker about a cab driver in New York, and I didn't pay much attention to it." He finally took the role of Teach, the small time gambler, crook, and general lowlife.
As Hoffman's costar, they got Dennis Franz from the TV series "NYPD Blues" to play the junk store owner and fellow crook Donny. In the only other role in the film they cast Sean Nelson (FRESH) as the wannabe burglar Bobby.
Most of Mamet's plays that are made into movies do not feel like plays, but AMERICAN BUFFALO has all of the claustrophobia of a play. All of the action takes place in or just outside Donny's junk shop cum antique store.
Teach tells us that, "If I had kept everything my old man threw out, I'd be a wealthy man today." Well, Donny's store seems to be where all the stuff from our childhood went, but he isn't making much money so he spends his waking hours gambling with Teach and his other friends and trying to figure out ways to rise cash through petty thievery.
As Donny relates to Teach, a man came into his shop and paid $90 for a Buffalo nickel that Donny thought was worthless.  Donny decides to pin his hopes on his young and inexperienced protege Bobby as the person to break in and steal the loot.
Teach is aghast at this decision since he wants to be cut in on the action. Outraged, he argues with Donny, "All I'm saying is don't confuse business with pleasure." He goes on to say that, "Loyalty is fine, but this is business."
Most of the show has the two would be rich con men arguing about how the crime will be pulled off. Typical of these is the discussion about where the theoretical coins are hidden. Most of their logic is full of wild and changing suppositions, but they squabble with great ferocity.
Teach is the cynical philosopher of play.  There is no friendship." He says, "We live like the cavemen." In one of his summations toward the end, he declares, "I go out there everyday. There is nothing out there."
All of the people give fine performances. Hoffman says of his character that, "On the surface, Teach is an ineffective, petty criminal, but what is intriguing is the unexpected vulnerability and complexity he reveals." Here is where I begin to have problems with the film and where I find it one of my least favorite, albeit still excellent, works of Mamet's.
The Teach character as written by Mamet and played by Hoffman is certainly intense, but not especially complex. In fact, the main failing of the film is that too often it becomes tedious and little more than a mechanism for delivering some admittedly fine lines.
Whereas all of Mamet's other work are highly involving, this one is too distant and self-indulgent. I do think it is an excellent movie, but for someone who has delivered so much better, I left the screening feeling disappointed. I had expected more.
AMERICAN BUFFALO runs just 1:28. It is rated R for frequent bad language. The language was natural for the characters and never used to shock so I had no problem with it. The film should be fine for any teenager. Flaws and all, the film is excellent, and I recommend it and give it ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: September 5, 1996
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MKViewController Class Reference
| Inherits from | UIViewController |
| Declared in | MKViewController.h |
Overview
Overview
MKViewController is a subclass of UIViewController. This class is designed as supper class for other specialty view controllers used by the MKKit.
MKViewController Supports ARC
Tasks
Creation
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- initWithDelegate:
Creates an instance and assigns a delegate to the instance.
Notification Methods
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- done:
Notifies the delegate that the done button has been tapped. This method should not be called directly. -
- action:
Notifies the delegate that the an action button has been tapped. This method should not be called directly.
Delegate
MKView Methods
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- initWithType:
This Method is designed to be used for displaying subclass of specalty MKViews. It will return a MKViewController instance with a specific background view and specific responce to touches.
Instance Methods
action:
Notifies the delegate that the an action button has been tapped. This method should not be called directly.
- (void)action:(id)sender
Parameters
- sender
- the view controller sending the message to the delegate
Declared In
MKViewController.h
done:
Notifies the delegate that the done button has been tapped. This method should not be called directly.
- (void)done:(id)sender
Parameters
- sender
- the view controller sending the message to the delegate
Declared In
MKViewController.h
initWithDelegate:
Creates an instance and assigns a delegate to the instance.
- (id)initWithDelegate:(id)delegate
Parameters
- delegate
- the instances delegate
Return Value
MKViewController instance
Declared In
MKViewController.h
initWithType:
This Method is designed to be used for displaying subclass of specalty MKViews. It will return a MKViewController instance with a specific background view and specific responce to touches.
- (id)initWithType:(MKViewControllerType)type
Parameters
- type
- defines the type of background that should be drawn. Available types are:
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MKViewControllerTypeNone
: No view is loaded to the view controller -
MKViewControllerPromptAlert
: Creates a shaddowed view, all subviews are removed when touched. -
MKViewControllerViewAlert
: Creates a shaddowed view, does not respond to touches. -
MKViewControllerNotice
: Creates a clear view that will remove it self when touched.
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Declared In
MKViewController.h


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takes a parent Idf
object, an object name or class name, and
returns a corresponding IdfObject.
idf_object(parent, object = NULL, class = NULL)
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| object | A valid object ID (an integer) or name (a string). If |
| class | A valid class name (a string). If |
An IdfObject object.
If object
is not given, an empty IdfObject of specified class is created,
with all field values filled with defaults, if possible. Note that
validation is performed when creating, which means that an error may occur if
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The empty IdfObject is directly added into the parent Idf object. It is
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Installing Python¶
For dragonfly to work you must have Python 3.6 or above installed. For further details on how to do this please see here.
Installing Dragonfly¶
First, download the Dragonfly repository
Via git
git clone git@github.com:MattJMLewis/dragonfly-app.git
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Next, enter the dragonfly directory and run the following command.
pip install -r requirements.txt
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to work.
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Shrike
Finds elements matching a CSS selector. Equivilent to the Puma function.
Arguments
- A CSS selector String
- Context to execute the query in DOMElementDOMDocument
Returns
All elements matching the CSS selector Array
Example
var nodes = Shrike('p.example');
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Shrike.merge
Extends an object with properties from other objects.
Arguments
- Object to merge the properties of subsequent arguments into Object
- Objects to merge with the first argument Object
- Empty function Function to apply to values put into the first object
The object whose properties are being copied from
The value and key currently being copied Function
Returns
The first argument Object
Example
var obj1 = {'a': 1}, obj2 = {'b': 2}, obj3 = {'c': 3};
Shrike.merge(obj1, obj2, obj3, function (value) { return ++value; });
// obj1: {'a': 2, 'b': 3, 'c': 4}
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Shrike.extend
Creates a new object with the properties of all argument objects.
Arguments
- Objects to mix the properties of into a new object Object
- Empty function Function to apply to values put into the new object
The object whose properties are being copied from
The value and key currently being copied Function
Returns
A new object with all the properties of the argument objects
Example
var newObj = Shrike.extend({'a': 1}, {'b': 2}, {'c': 3});
// newObj: {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3}
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Shrike.clone
Creates a non-deep copy of an object.
Arguments
- The object to clone Object
Returns
A non-deep copy of the object. Object
Example
var obj1 = {strange: 'fish'}, obj2 = Shrike.clone(obj1);
obj1.strange = 'trash';
// obj2.strange: "fish"
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Shrike.inherit
Untangles JavaScript's inheritance mechanism. See
http://javascript.crockford.com/prototypal.html. Essentially creates a
new object that inherits from the passed object.
Arguments
- The object to inherit from Object
Returns
An object that inherits from the passed object Object
Example
var obj = {hello: function () { return 'Hello'; }},
newObj = Shrike.inherit(obj);
newObj.hey = function () { return 'Hey!'; };
newObj.hello(); // "Hello"
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Shrike.first
Returns the first defined value from its arguments.
Arguments
- Values to take the first defined value of Any
Returns
The first defined value, or null of all the values are undefined Any
Example
var undefined;
Shrike.first(undefined, false, 'wheat', undefined, 42); // Returns false
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Shrike.inspect
Joins the keys and values of an object into a string.
Arguments
- The object to stringify Object
- ": " The string to separate the idividual keys from values String
- "\n" The string to separate pairs of keys and values String
Returns
A string consisting of the keys and values of the object String
Example
var obj = {duck: "quack", cow: "moo", haggis: "haggis sounds"};
Shrike.inspect(obj); // "duck: quack\ncow: moo\nhaggis: haggis sounds"


Somewhere in Time (1980) 104m.
I wasn't too enthusiastic about this change of pace from writer Richard Matheson after a diet of his sharp sci-fi and horror tales, but later viewings have softened my views. Terribly romantic story of two star-crossed lovers goes one up on the Bard by separating them not by distance or walls, but by time. What do you do when your lover lives 68 years in the past? That's what we find out when young Chicago playwright Richard Collier (Christopher Reeve), like Dana Andrews in LAURA, falls in love with the alluring Elise McKenna (Jane Seymour) after seeing her portrait. The most daring stroke of the film (and novel) is to make the time travel aspect completely non-scientific: Reeve simply wills himself back to 1912. It sounds laughable, but suits the mood of the film perfectly - I believe the reason why SOMEWHERE IN TIME has attracted its devoted following is not because of the Reeve/Seymour romance itself but that it so assuredly affirms that love is a force to which the laws of the universe cannot apply. Who wouldn't want to do what Reeve does, to create simultaneity of time that in effect becomes a kind of eternal youth, without the prerequisite, impenetrable science?
Film's premise, lead characters, and magnificent backdrop (the Grand Hotel of Michigan's Mackinac Island) has made it popular with romantics, but personally I find Reeve's efforts to investigate and reach Seymour's past more involving than his arrival. It's the nature of fantasy to make the fantasizing the best part of the journey - when it's actualised it is over. That's why I would have liked to see Reeve exploring his new, exciting environment for a while instead of heading straight for Seymour's door. The screenplay doesn't give him much of a choice, however - the compressed timeframe of the story (and running time of the movie) means that the two protagonists don't have long to spend together and fall in love. It doesn't really stretch their credibility - the time travel element has already planted the idea of 'destiny' in our minds for us to accept Richard and Elise as a couple. Their final separation scene is startling and, coming when it does, highly effective. Other scenes are more obviously manipulative but still work: Elise squealing "Richard!" upon sighting him from the distance; Richard giving Elise just the right kind of smile for her portrait; and, in a highlight, Elise slipping out of character onstage to ruminate about the man she loves.
Film's ending is a little sappy but points the way directly to Matheson's following work, the life-after-death fantasy 'What Dreams May Come'. Matheson himself has a walk-on when Reeve passes him outside the hotel. Obviously the best way to see this film is at the Grand Hotel itself, where SOMEWHERE IN TIME weekends have become an annual event for the film's huge fan base. In-joke: Reeve reads a book entitled 'Travels Through Time', authored by Dr Finney - a reference to fantasy writer Jack Finney, author of a number of time travel stories and novels.
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Gp class¶
This little class holds the information about Gp, which is the normalized RR from Landy and Szalay.
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class
Gp_class.
Gp
(min_theta, max_theta, nbins, Gp, n_randoms, n_chunks, logbins=True, unit='arcsec', RR=None, creation_string=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
This object keeps all the info about the G_p function together. Also provides functions to calculate the integral constraint and rebinning G_p.
Parameters: min_theta : float
The minimum of the theta bin edges for constructing the theta bins.
max_theta : float
The maximum of the theta bin edges for constructing the theta bins
nbins : float
The number of theta bins
Gp : array of length nbins
The Gp function from Landy and Szalay 1993, with the modification that the bin width is divided out of how they tell you to calculate it from randoms. The given formula has the property that Sum[G_p,i]=1. This is not equivalent to Integral[G_p d(theta)]=1, which is what they assume everywhere else. Dividing out the bin width gives you that and lets you pretend G_p is a continuous but chunky-looking function.
n_randoms : scalar
The total number of randoms used to calculate G_p
n_chunks : scalar
The number of pieces into which n_randoms was broken into in order to keep the integration time down. If n_chunks > 1, G_p was calculated n_chunks time for n_randoms/n_chunks randoms in each and then averaged.
logbins : True | False (optional)
Sets theta bins to be even in log space if True and and linear space if False. Default is True.
unit : string (optional)
Tells the theta bin object what unit min_theta and max_theta are in. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘arcseconds’
RR : array of length nbins (optional)
The non-normalized RR counts that the G_p came from. This does not have the bin width divided out because it doesn’t need to be integrated anywhere. Default is None.
creation_string : string (optional)
A time stamp of when the G_p function was actually calculated. Default is None, at which point it’s generated to be the time and date when the object is created.
Methods
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convert_A_to_degrees
(A, beta, unit)[source]¶ Takes A for A*theta^-beta for theta in one unit and converts it to what it should be for theta in degrees
Parameters: A : float
The amplitude of the power law (A*theta ^-beta)
beta : float
The power in the power law (A*theta ^-beta)
Returns: deg_A : float
The amplitude for theta in degrees
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classmethod
from_file
(filename)[source]¶ An alternative way to create a Gp object. You give it a file name and it reads the file and then creates the Gp object
Parameters: filename : string
The name of the saved Gp object. This should be the path from /
Returns: new_gp : Gp class instance
A Gp instance that matches the saved Gp
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get_dictionary
()[source]¶ Returns all the information that the object contains as a dictionary
Returns: Gp_dict : python dictionary
A dictionary that contains all the information that the Gp object contains.
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get_points
(unit='a')[source]¶ Returns the bin centers and the values of G_p in each bin.
Parameters: unit : string (optional)
The unit that you want the thetas to be in when they’re returned. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘arcseconds’
Returns: centers : array
A list of the bin centers in the unit requested
Gp : array
The values of G_p in each bin
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get_thetas
(unit='a')[source]¶ Pulls the theta centers and edges from the ThetaBins object
Parameters: unit : string (optional)
The unit that you want the thetas to be in when they’re returned. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘arcseconds’
Returns: centers : array
A list of the bin centers in the unit requested
edges : array
A list of the bin edges in the unit requested
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integrate_gp
(lowlim, highlim, theta_unit='d')[source]¶ Integrates G_p over a range in thetas
Parameters: lowlim : float
The lower limit of the theta range to integrate over
highlim : float
The upper limit of the theta range to integrate over
theta_unit : string (optional)
The units of lowlim and highlim. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘d’
Returns: integral : float
The integral of G_p from lowlim to highlim
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integrate_gp_times_powerlaw
(A, beta, lowlim, highlim, theta_unit='d', param_unit='d')[source]¶ Integrates G_p * A * theta^-beta over a range in thetas. Useful for calculating the integral constraint.
Parameters: A : float
The amplitude of the power law for theta in units param_unit
beta : float
The power in the power law
lowlim : float
The lower limit of the theta range to integrate over
highlim : float
The upper limit of the theta range to integrate over
param_unit : string (optional)
The units of theta for which A was calculated. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘d’
theta_unit : string (optional)
The units of lowlim and highlim. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘d’
Returns: integral : float
The integral of G_p * A * theta^-beta
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integrate_powerlaw
(A, beta, lowlim, highlim, param_unit='d', theta_unit='d')[source]¶ A funtion that integrates the power law A * theta^-beta over a range of thetas
Parameters: A : float
The amplitude of the power law for theta in units param_unit
beta : float
The power in the power law
lowlim : float
The lower limit of the theta range to integrate over
highlim : float
The upper limit of the theta range to integrate over
param_unit : string (optional)
The units of theta for which A was calculated. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘d’
theta_unit : string (optional)
The units of lowlim and highlim. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘d’
Returns: integral : float
The integral of the power law over the specified range
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integrate_to_bins
(new_bin_edges, theta_unit='a')[source]¶ Uses integrate_gp to rebin the existing G_p. Note that the new G_p does not have the new bin widths divided out so it follows Sum{G_p,i} = 1, not integral(G_p(theta) d theta) = 1
Parameters: new_bin_edges: array
The values of theta defining the bin edges that you want to integrate to. The theta values are in units theta_unit
theta_unit : string (optional)
The unit in which new_bin_edges are given. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘arcseconds’
Returns: new_gp : array
Gp integrated over the new bins
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save
(filename)[source]¶ Saves the information in the object to a .npz file
Parameters: filename : string
Where to save the file. This should be a path from / and can either include .npz or not
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stats
(print_only=True)[source]¶ Shows and/or returns some information about when and how the G_p was calculated
Parameters: print_only : True | False (optional)
If True, no information is returned. If False, returns N_randoms, N_chunks, and time_created.
Returns: N_randoms : integer
The total number of randoms used to calculate G_p. Only returned if print_only == False
N_chunks : integer
The number of chunks into which N_randoms was broken. G_p was calulated in N_chunks instances of N_randoms/N_chunks random points and then averaged. Only returned if print_only == False
time_created : string
The date and time that the G_p was initially calculated. Only returned if print_only == False
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w_Omega
(A, beta, param_unit='d')[source]¶ - Compute the constant w_Omega that appears in Landy and Szalay
- w_Omega = integral[ G_p(theta) * w(theta) d(theta)]
This is just a special case of integrate_gp_times_powerlaw over the entire range of thetas.
Parameters: A : float
The amplitude of the power law for theta in units param_unit
beta : float
The power in the power law
param_unit : string (optional)
The units of theta for which A was calculated. The options are ‘a’, ‘arcsec’, ‘arcseconds’; ‘d’, ‘deg’, ‘degrees’; ‘r’, ‘rad’, ‘radians’. Default is ‘d’
Returns: w_Omega : float
- The constant w_Omega from Landy and Szalay.
w_Omega = integral[ G_p(theta) * w(theta) d(theta)]
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Beside this tool, there are two more functionalities, highlighted in the picture: residual plot and results download. The first one displays the residuals of pressure and velocity fields obtained during the calculation, the latter instead allows to download the results in your local machine. This gives you access to advanced postprocessing functionalities with software such as ParaView, available for Unix, Windows and OSx systems.
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Lucy Cao is a Marketing Analyst at Applied Predictive Technologies, a Mastercard company. As a Marketing Analyst, she is responsible for helping develop go-to-market solutions for Mastercard’s business software, service, and data solutions. She works to expand the relationships and the value add of Mastercard’s solutions through lead generation, industry expertise, and brand building, primarily in the media and travel verticals. Prior to that, during her sophomore and junior summers at Duke, she interned at Ogilvy & Mather and McKinney as an Account Management intern. A young alumna, Lucy graduated from Duke University in 2018 with a Bachelors in Psychology and Economics and a Certificate in Markets & Management Studies (MMS). Interested in consumer psychology, as an undergraduate, she completed research at Fuqua in at the Marketing Behavioral Lab. In addition, Lucy was the CMO of Duke University Union and involved in the MMS Steering Committee, Duke Marketing Club, and the Standard, in addition to many other organizations. She currently serves as the BOW alumni ambassador for Washington D.C.
Why did you decide to join BOW, and how has it influenced your career trajectory?
At Duke, I really wanted to find a community of strong, ambitious women who shared similar interests in business. BOW seemed to be the perfect fit for that, and I really owe a lot of my pre-professional development to BOW. Getting exposure to C-suite level executives from Fortune 500 companies across all industries at BOW functions not only inspired me, but also opened my mind to new opportunities and career paths I never would have learned about otherwise.
We would love to hear about your interest in behavioral economics. How do you apply your research experience/studies at Duke to your current role?
I studied psychology and economics at Duke, but actually gravitated towards consumer psychology more so than behavioral economics. I worked in Fuqua’s behavioral research lab for two years, which taught me to ask questions that tie human behavior and choices to revenue and equity. Funnily enough, now I work for a tech firm that specializes in business experimentation, so I still get to think about variations of those ideas very often. Having worked in a behavioral lab, I now approach projects and problems at work with the mindset I would use as an experimenter. It’s allowed me to become more analytical in isolating and solving problems.
What drew you to marketing? How did your past internships lead you to your current job?
I was drawn to marketing because it was a field that tied the human experience into business strategy. I previously interned at two different advertising agencies, McKinney and Ogilvy & Mather, before I landed at my current job. Working in advertising helped get me really excited about the strategy behind advertising and marketing, because I saw how a client’s strategy manifested itself in a compelling execution, and I wanted to be behind the scenes. I found my current job in B2B marketing because I wanted to see a different side of marketing and learn in an analytical role.
What is the hardest part of transitioning to being a full-time hire?
One of the more difficult parts of transitioning from college to working full-time is figuring out how to budget your time, which feels a lot more precious now that I’m in the office more often than not.
What advice do you have for members who are trying to choose their majors/courses of study?
Try everything once--even subjects you don’t think you would be interested in. Then, choose a major that interests and engages you. As long as you feel like you’re working your brain every day and learning new skills and information, what you study in school does not need to determine your future career.
How has mentorship factored into your career path?
 They have guided me not only by inspiring me to work hard and dream big, but also by providing me with honest feedback that allowed me to leverage my strengths and reflect on my weaknesses. I owe so much of who I am--personally and professionally--to wonderful female mentors. I can’t wait until the day I can return the favor to my own mentees.
What advice do you have for those searching for internships or full-time jobs?
Don’t be afraid to ask for what you want. It always amazed me how willing everyone I met in the intern and job search process was willing to help me, as long as I reached out and asked, especially Duke alumni.
List what you like to do in your free time.
Currently, I spend a lot of time exploring D.C., which is where I live now. I’ve been taking advantage of the great museums in the area. Other than that, I enjoy kickboxing, yoga, running, and reading.


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This is the most powerful portable speaker that JBL has. It's going to provide you with a ton of bass, as well as some really good mids and highs. And it'll get plenty loud without distorting the music. Which is actually a really big deal. Seeing as most speakers can't do that.
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Data store capable to read and create features from a JDBC connection to a database.
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Late Sri.G.Pulla Reddy, an eminent businessman of integrity and impeccable reputation, started the G.Narayanamma Institute of Technology & Science (GNITS) for Women in 1997. It is presently under the eminent guidance of Chairman & Secretary Sri.P.Subba Reddy and Joint Secretary Smt. G.Srividya Reddy.
For further details, please visit www.gnits.ac.in
The regular activities conducted by the ISTE Student Chapter include National Level Paper Presentations, Poster Presentations, Project Exhibitions, Technical Quiz Contests, Intra College Guest Lecturers, Seminars and Workshops.
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Chairman, GNITS, Hyderabad.
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GANGSTER NO. 1 RATING: 7/10
For more reviews and movie trailers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
PLOT: A young recruit gets plucked out of nowhere by the number one gangster in London and quickly becomes a staple by his side. But this new guy is not like all the others, he's got ambition, he's got goals and he loves everything he sees about being the number one gangster. Violence, lots of swearing and betrayals ensue.
CRITIQUE: A very good, serious-minded, unique British gangster flick which misses the "great" mark by way of an annoying voice-over popping up throughout the film and a so-so ending. Here's yet another cool crime movie that actually manages to bring something new into the mix. Okay, so it's not entirely new, but it's definitely original when all put together as done here. The thing I liked most about this movie was its authentic portrayal of the time period in which it was taking place. It's 1968 and these dudes are looking good! Yes, it's all about the suits, fellas...the Italian shoes, the cufflinks, the ties and the birds (that's ladies, for those uninitiated) hanging around you.  But that's not the basis of this movie. The basis of this film comes in the relationship between the number one gangster in the group, the excellent David Thewlis, and one of his cronies, Paul Bettany, also extremely good in this film, and how the power, sex appeal and coolness of one, affects the other.
You know how there are always these "hanger-on" gangster types who latch on to the godfathers, the leaders, the top dogs of every crime organization? Well, most of the time, these dudes are screened beforehand and are loyal to only one person...that is, their boss. So all the gangster number one needs to worry about is his enemies on the other side of the fence. But this film brings the betrayals, the messed up loyalties, the honor codes among bad guys into play within the same group and presents it in quite the stylistic package. Of course, director Paul McGuigan isn't trying to be Guy Ritchie here, and doesn't over-stylize his presentation, jazz it all up with a hip soundtrack or add any humor to the mix. Nope, he goes straight for the serious stuff and develops at least two particular scenes which are still embedded in my mind as I type this. The first is a confrontation sequence between Bettany and a man from which he's attempting to sway some information and it is downright nasty! ("Look into my eyes!") In fact, the last time that I've seen a guy so scared in a movie was John Turturro in that forest scene from the Coen brothers' MILLER'S CROSSING. Scary shite. But there's an ever better scene than that in this film.  That scene is also in tune with some of the obvious phallic and homoerotic undertones present throughout this film, especially in the relationship between Bettany and his boss (why does he get so upset when he falls in love with that woman?).
But the flick's not perfect. In fact, I didn't mind Malcolm McDowell's voice-over narration at first, but as the film grew into a major flashback (most of the film is presented as such), he came in every now and then, and rarely added anything of interest to the plot. All he seemed to do was swear and call people the c-word umpteen times, and even described one scene as it was happening ("...so I opened the door, then went up the lift, etc...."-it's like, yeah, I know that already, I could see it on the screen!! Overdone.). I also didn't quite "buy" the ending of the movie, which despite being original, seemed a little unbelievable, especially when you consider that it's supposed to be taking place 30 years later, and folks still seem to be holding grudges, still in love, still living in the same apartments??!? I mean, c'mon...it's 30 years, man!! I don't know, somehow it didn't work all that well for me. But one of my favorite genres has always been the crime movies, and this one is a decent addition to the lot. Forget the lame title and Malcolm McDowell's narration of the obvious plot points, and concentrate on the film's stronger attributes such as its style, the exquisite atmosphere of the time period, its original look at the gangster dynamic within the same group, its memorable sequences and the solid performances from its two main leads, Bettany and Thewlis. Incidentally, unlike a few of the gangster flicks that I mention below, this one is in no way a parody or homage to this genre of films...it's the real deal!
Note: This film is packed with strong accents all around, which makes it hard to make out some of the words from time to time. It's also quite violent and I don't remember any film that used the c-word as much as this one, so leave the kids at home for this one... ;)
Where's JoBlo coming from? American Psycho (10/10) - A Clockwork Orange (9/10) - Donnie Brasco (8/10) - Fight Club (10/10) - Get Carter (7/10) - Godfather (10/10) - Godfather II (10/10) - Goodfellas (10/10) - Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels (8/10) - Pulp Fiction (8/10) - Reservoir Dogs (9/10)
Review Date: September 16, 2001 Director: Paul McGuigan Writer: Johnny Ferguson Producers: Jonathan Cavendish, Norma Heyman Actors: Paul Bettany as Young Gangster David Thewlis as Freddie Mays Malcolm McDowell as Gangster 55 Genre: Crime Year of Release: 2001 ------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------- (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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More than 150 jobs lost as Rondo Food closes Arklow plant
by By Digital Desk staffMore than 150 jobs are to go in Co. Wicklow with the closure of a dog food manufacturer.
Rondo Food is to shut its Arklow plant at the end of January.
All staff have been offered redundancy packages which exceed the scale of the mandatory statutory redundancy packages.
An information meeting for staff is due to take place in the next few days.
The company said: "We deeply regret this development. For eight years our Irish staff have shown immense commitment in contributing to the development of the site.
"We are very grateful for both their dedication and for our long-standing cooperation with Enterprise Ireland.
"The unsatisfactory economic development and the market situation necessitate the bundling of operations at our largest location in Germany."


Strain Analysis with the Fry-Method
This Program carries out a strain-analysis according to Fry (1979). It plots a diagram which makes the best fit with a finite strain ellipse possible (Fry-Method).
Data input can either be from a picture, from a coordinate file, or from a polygon file.
Data can be treated with the conventional Fry method or with the normalized Fry method.


[VisAPI Index] [VisAPI Hierarchy]
Attribute access specification. More...
#include <VisApi/VisApi.h>
Inherits: visObject
This class represents a simple vector of attributes. It is passed to attribute combiner classes and in general is implemented as a mapping to the internal storage of attributes.
Return number of attributes.
Return number of attribute types.
Return n-th attribute of type t.
Return attribute factory for type t.
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Nameless Spirit:
Delusions of grandeur and venal greed have resulted in this holy sepulcher becoming infested with demons and other evil monsters! If I could, I would drive every one of those vile creatures from this sacred place!
But unfortunately...
"What?"


Well, let's go straight into it. Fortnite is a RPG game where millions of players connect around the world to play with each other.
It also has a type of store, where you can by all sorts (types) of guns (like a pistol and a submachine gun, etc.) and skins.
The types of guns
Pistol
Tactical Shotgun
Pump Shotgun
Assault Rifle
Burst Assualt Rifle
Burst Rifle
The places to land
Okay,so now I am going to show you where to land(to be a good player you should know where to land, right.)
Dirty Docks
Sweaty Sands
Misty Meadows
Colassal Crops
Compact Cars
Now can you please visit my 2nd website for more info.
Fortnite is an online video game developed by Epic Games and released in 2017. It is available in three distinct
game mode versions that otherwise share the same general gameplay and game engine: Fortnite: Save the World, a cooperative hybrid-tower
defense-shooter-survival game for up to four players to fight off zombie-like creatures and defend objects with traps and fortifications they
can build; Fortnite Battle Royale, a free-to-play battle royale game in which up to 100 players fight to be the last person standing; and Fortnite Creative, in which players are given complete freedom to create worlds and battle arenas. Save the World and Battle Royale were released in 2017 as early access titles, while Creative was released on December 6, 2018. Save the World is available only for Windows, macOS,[b] PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, while Battle Royale and Creative released for all those platforms, and also for Nintendo Switch, iOS,[b] and Android devices.[b] The game is expected to also launch with the release of the next-generation PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles.
While the Save the World and Creative versions have been successful for Epic Games, Fortnite Battle Royale in particular became a resounding success
– drawing in more than 125 million players in less than a year, earning hundreds of millions of dollars per month, and becoming a cultural phenomenon.


Library: Data
Package: DataCore
Header: Poco/Data/BulkExtraction.h
Description
Container Data Type specialization extension for extraction of values from a query result set.
This class is intended for PocoData internal use - it is used by StatementImpl to automaticaly create internal BulkExtraction in cases when statement returns data and no external storage was supplied. It is later used by RecordSet to retrieve the fetched data after statement execution. It takes ownership of the Column pointer supplied as constructor argument. Column object, in turn owns the data container pointer.
InternalBulkExtraction objects can not be copied or assigned.
Inheritance
Direct Base Classes: BulkExtraction < C >
All Base Classes: BulkExtraction < C >
Member Summary
Member Functions: column, isNull, reset, value
Types
CValType
typedef typename C::value_type CValType;
Ptr
typedef SharedPtr < Type > Ptr;
Type
typedef InternalBulkExtraction < ValType > Type;
ValPtr
typedef SharedPtr < ValType > ValPtr;
ValType
typedef C ValType;
Constructors
InternalBulkExtraction
InternalBulkExtraction(
C & result,
Column < C > * pColumn,
Poco::UInt32 limit,
const Position & pos = Position (0)
);
Creates InternalBulkExtraction.
Destructor
~InternalBulkExtraction
Destroys InternalBulkExtraction.
Member Functions
column
const Column < C > & column() const;
isNull
bool isNull(
std::size_t row
) const;
reset
void reset();
value
const CValType & value(
int index
) const;


Squid normally uses FTP's so-called
passive mode for file transfers. This means that the FTP server
creates a TCP socket for data transfer and waits for the client to
connect. Passive mode works much better through most Internet
firewalls. The alternative is to have the FTP client (Squid in this
case) create a TCP socket and wait for a connection from the server.
Most likely, you'll never have problems with FTP
passive mode. However, you can force nonpassive operation by turning
off this directive. |
Syntax
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ftp_passive on|off
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Default
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ftp_passive on
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Example
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ftp_passive off
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Related
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ftp_user, ftp_list_width,
ftp_sanitycheck
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Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe.--Albert Einstein
My name is Sam Langer. I live in Portland, OR, and I am currently 13 years old. I make fantasy RPG maps and conlangs. Check out my maps here.


So you just got engaged. Congratulations! You’re likely feeling one of three ways about planning your wedding – extremely excited, nervous and clueless, or completely uninterested. No matter how you’re feeling, we are here to help.
At Laura Burchfield Events, we offer both Full Planning and “Day-of” Coordinating Services.
Sooooo what’s the difference? Simply put – a coordinator is responsible for executing the details on the day of the wedding, while a planner is by your side from start to finish.
The job of the coordinator is to create the timeline and manage the flow of your event, orchestrate the wedding ceremony and rehearsal, communicate with your vendors prior to and on the wedding day, handle all of your personal items, and deal with any surprises that may arise (and there are ALWAYS surprises). The planner does all the roles of the coordinator, plus A LOT more.
A planner helps you to research and book your vendors, design invitations and programs, and advise you on décor or floral arrangements. A planner helps with suggestions for your gift bags, maintains your budget spreadsheet, and goes with you to vendor meetings, walk throughs and cake tastings. Mmmm cake tastings…feel free to invite us coordinators to those too! The role of the planner is flexible depending on the needs of each specific bride and we will work with you to determine what you need and what is right for you.
So why should you hire us? A wedding planner or coordinator is THE BEST thing that you will spend money on for your wedding day. Of course, we are a bit biased, but we know all of the other vendors agree.  In fact, many venues have started to require that their couples have at least a day of coordinator.
Still not convinced? Here are the top 5 reasons you should hire a planner or coordinator:
1. We are kind of a big deal.You get married once...hopefully. We do this every weekend. Weddings are our full time job. We know how to create the perfect timeline, how to plan for every detail, how to handle the unexpected, and know all of the right questions to ask.
2. We have a posse and are connected. If you haven’t already realized this, there are a million wedding vendors out there. Our preferred vendor list will help narrow your search and ensure you have trusted professionals on your wedding day. Sometimes we can even hook you up with a discount…sometimes. Want to book someone not on our list? Not a problem! We will vet them to be sure your money is well spent, you get what you pay for, and there aren’t any sneaky surprises in the fine print.
3. Put them to work. You hired your photographer to take photos. You hired your DJ to play music and MC the event. You hired your caterer to make and serve delicious food. Let them focus on those jobs and hire us to boss them all around and make sure you are getting what you paid for.
4. Let them eat cake. Someone has to manage the details and most venues are quick to say “NOT IT!” Without a coordinator, your family and friends will end up working and stressing about details instead of enjoying your day. They may miss a wedding crasher sneaking in while they are standing in line at the bar or not see your first dance because they are in the kitchen making sure that the hors d’oeuvres are on point.
5. Sit back and relax. Whether you hire us for full planning, a tailor-made package, or day of coordinating, you deserve to have an unforgettable and stress-free day. We will bring your vision to life while you celebrate with your family and friends. We will make sure your guests are taken care of and that everyone’s questions are answered. We will remind you when it’s time to cut the cake or toss the bouquet. There are no do overs of this day so why risk it!


Jyotsana Maharjan
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CV Highlights
- Studying Bsc(Hons) Computing
- Learnt basic JavaScript, HTML, CSS
- An independent, dedicated, efficient person.
Technical Skills
- Programming Skills:HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C and C++
Personal Information:
- A young, determined hard and smart working person. I believe in task based roles and complete ownership of work.
- Languages Known:English, Hindi, Nepali
- Hobbies:I love reading Finance and IT related books / magazines, playing Chess, swimming, listening music, surfing Internet .


Software Engineering
Characteristics of Software Engineering
Software engineering is a process of analyzing user requirements and then designing, building, and testing software application which will satisfy that requirements.
Important reasons for using software engineering are-
1. Large software
2. Scalability
3. Adaptability
4. Cost
5. Dynamic Nature
Most important attributes of software products are-
1. Computer Science
2. Management Science
3. System engineering
4. Economics
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Money Play. Should Red redouble? If redoubled, should White take?
pips Red=10 White=3
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This will be a known reference position for many of you and if it isn’t it is now!
Over the board I would use Robertie’s Addition Method. A two roll position gives White 14%. Two successive ones by Red give him another 9% and there are combinations (e.g. 32 followed by 32) that should give him the requisite 2% to take.
Not also that after 21 by Red White has a perfectly correct redouble.
In fact White has a comfortable take of Red’s redouble and dropping is very nearly a blunder.
Over the board I would use Robertie’s Addition Method. A two roll position gives White 14%. Two successive ones by Red give him another 9% and there are combinations (e.g. 32 followed by 32) that should give him the requisite 2% to take.
Not also that after 21 by Red White has a perfectly correct redouble.
In fact White has a comfortable take of Red’s redouble and dropping is very nearly a blunder.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.477 0.739 0.000 0.000 - 0.261 0.000 0.000 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.931 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.069) 3. No double +0.584 (-0.347) Proper cube action: Redouble, take


This class draws random numbers from a system-supplied source, if there is one.
class random_device {
public:
// engine interface
typedef unsigned int result_type;
explicit random_device(
const std :: string& token = str0);
// str0 is implementation-defined
result_type min() const;
result_type max() const;
result_type operator()();
// type-specific members
double entropy() const;
};
The class describes an engine that produces nondeterministic sequences of random numbers on platforms on which this can be done. On platforms on which this can't be done, it uses an unspecified random number generator.
The default value and the meaning of the constructor argument token are defined by the implementation. The constructor throws an exception object of a type that is derived from std::exception if the random_-device object cannot be initialized.
The member functions min and max return the values 0 and numeric_-limits<result_type>::max(), respectively.
The member function operator() returns a random value. The returned values are uniformly distributed in the closed range [min(), max()]. The operator throws an exception object of a type that is derived from std:: exception if a random number cannot be obtained.
The member function entropy returns a value between min() and the base 2 logarithm of (max() + 1) that represents an estimate of the entropy of the random numbers. If the class uses a random number generator, the function returns 0.


Scoreboard Legend
- service is down (dead)
- service is work (up)
- service is mumble (so slow)
- service is corrupt
- checker is shit (developer of checker for service must fix this)
- activities (how much try send flags by team)
Flag send
The flag format must match the regular expression:
"^[a-z0-9]{8}-[a-z0-9]{4}-[a-z0-9]{4}-[a-z0-9]{4}-[a-z0-9]{12}$"
Form for send flag:
1. Basic
Every flag have a lifetime (default: 1 minute)
Basic cost of stolen flag (default: 10 points)
2. Acception of flag defence
Only that flag defence from the service is counted if:
- the flag was successfully putted to the service
- - the flag has existed on the service all the time of it's life
- - the flag was not stolen by another team (s)
- - And throughout the life of the flag - the service was in UP state
3. Acception of flag attack
The attack flag counts if:
- - the flag has the correct format
- - the flag does not belong to your team (not from your service)
- - a flag from the same type of service as yours, but your service must be in UP state
- - the flag is dealt the first time by your team (the same flag may be dealt by different teams)
- - the flag is still alive (the flag has not expired)
- - only during the announced game (flags are not accepted during coffeebreaking)
4. How to calculate costs of the flags
- - The cost is different for the defended flag and the stolen flag (difference in the number of teams)
- - Redistribute the cost for flags between services - depending on the number of passed and defended flags
- - The cost of flags should not depend on the "place" in the scoreboard table
- - The cost of the flags should be different as services may have different times between flag throws
- - The cost of flags should be different since the complexity of the services is different
5. How to calculate of team score
Sum by score services, for each:
(
+
),
where:
-
- the number of defended flags
-
- the number of stolen flags


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Elvis Prestley
The King of Rock and Roll
Life and career
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Born
Elvis Aron Presley January 8, 1935 Tupelo, Mississippi, U.S.
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Died
August 16, 1977 (aged 42) Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.
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Cause of Death
Cardiac arrest
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Resting Place
Graceland Memphis, Tennessee 35°2′46″N 90°1′23″W
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Occupation
Singer, actor
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Spouse
Priscilla Presley (m. 1967; div. 1973)
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Children
Lisa Marie Presley
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Relatives
Riley Keough (granddaughter)
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Awards
Presidential Medal of Freedom (2018)
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Genres
Rock and roll, pop, rockabilly, country, blues, gospel,rhythm and blues
Ambition is a dream with a V8 engine. Truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time, but it ain't goin' away. I hope I didn't bore you too much with my life story.


WITNESS LIST Land & Resource Management Committee March 3, 2000-10:30A Charge 1 On: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Assn. of Texas) Harris, Jack (Brazoria County Commissioners Court) Higginbotham, T.J. (Self) Savoy, Philip (Take Back Texas) Stephens, Carl (Stephens/Tinsley & Associates, Inc.) Charge 3 On: Campbell, John (Texas Department of Transportation, Right of Way Division) Ford, Curtis (Self) Lane, Jr., Sam (Self) Savoy, Philip (Take Back Texas)


This is the page I will be using to track changes and test
This button should create a storage account for you


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %} Household Details {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% load template_tags %} {% with household.get_head as head %}
There is no head member registered for this household.
| Name | Age | Sex | Actions |
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| {{ household_member.surname }} {% if household_member.first_name %}, {{ household_member.first_name }} {% endif %} | {{ household_member.date_of_birth|get_age }} | {% if household_member.gender == 1 %}Male{% else %}Female{% endif %} | Edit Delete {% include "household_member/delete.html" with household_member=household_member %} |


A normal boy who was doing well at school, Joshua suddenly started having seizure-like attacks on a daily basis. He was eventually unable to attend school and his condition began having a detrimental effect on the whole family. Desperately worried after being told by a psychologist that nothing could be done and that their son would simply grow out of his condition, Joshua's parents decided to seek a second opinion from Best Doctors.
The Best Doctors expert who reviewed Joshua's case confirmed that the attacks were indeed psychiatric-related. His report provided not only new specific treatment recommendations but peace of mind from confirmation of diagnosis. Moreover, it reduced the number of attacks. Joshua used to experience three or four attacks a day and now has four weeks between episodes. He is back at school, and the entire family is now feeling much less stressed, stronger, and very relieved.
Joanne had been grappling with lower back pain for almost a year. An MRI of her spine indicated degenerative changes, with mild disc bulges and borderline nerve changes. Her orthopedic surgeon believed that spinal instability was the cause of her pain and recommended spinal fusion – a major surgical technique that joins two or more vertebrae and takes hours.
Joanne turned to Best Doctors, who forwarded her case to a Neurosurgeon and Assistant Dean at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. The expert concluded that Joanne’s symptoms were not consistent with spinal instability, but represented mechanical back pain. Rather than endorse surgery, he recommended muscle strengthening and weight reduction, which helped Joanne reduce her pain effectively.
Will had been taking medication for gastrointestinal reflux (GERD) for several years when he started to experience symptoms so severe that he had to take extended sick leave from work.
His primary care physician (PCP) referred him back to the specialist, who gave him the option of lifelong medication or surgery. Confused and needing more information, Will decided to contact Best Doctors.
The expert gastroenterologist chosen by Best Doctors agreed with the GERD diagnosis but believed that not all of Will’s symptoms were caused by this and recommended further testing. He considered surgery as a last resort but discussed the pros and cons of both treatment alternatives.
Will shared the Best Doctors findings with his treating physician, who agreed with the expert that surgery was not the best option. Will and his PCP then took the best and most informed decision for his health.
After a battle with thyroid cancer, Evelyn lived cancer-free for 32 years – until a lung cancer diagnosis. “My head was spinning,” she says. “I couldn’t even think.” Evelyn’s case was reviewed by a Best Doctors pathologist at Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital.
Best Doctors put Evelyn’s case in the hands of a nationally recognized thyroid cancer expert from Johns Hopkins. Today, instead of facing the deadliest of all cancers, Evelyn is dealing with a cancer she has fought before – and beaten.


Visual demo
IFRAMEs are given as reference to desired behavior. Meaning same actions on IFRAME and embed-page
should have identical outcome in own UI.
CSS
1. The header above should be intact(default) in color and text size.
2. Colors in demo components and IFRAMEs should match the page name: purple, violet .
JS
1. Checkboxes on page(in this section) should not be affected by embed-page content
and checked as labeled. Click on "Toggle" button from embed-page should trigger
checkmark only for own checkbox and not affect similar checkboxes in this section
or another embed-page.
2. Similarly toggling checkboxes here should not affect the embed-page intestines.
Links
1. Click on link will replace the component content with page from href attribute.
Form
1. GET and POST will replace content according to FORM action attribute.
location & window.location & document.location
1. page in component populates text box with value matching SRC attribute of component.
2. clear the text box, click on GET. The full URL matching SRC attribute
should be placed in text box
3. change text box to page-purple.html, click on SET. The content of component
should load the page
4. repeat step 1-3 with 'href-get', 'href-set', 'location get', 'location set'
5. add URL properties like hash, port#, query parameters, user, password.
'other properties' should place matching key-value in text box.
6. change URL in text box, press 'assign()' or 'replace(), matching content
should be fetched.
7. 'reload()' should re-fetch and re-render content. See it in network and UI.
8. 'location-win-doc' should give true for identical 'location', 'window.location'
, and 'document.location'
9. 'this===window' should give true
Cookies
1. set cookies a=b, set cookies c=d
2. get cookie should have both key/values presented
3. refresh page, get cookies should have both key/values presented


Sass
Sass makes CSS fun again. Sass is an extension of CSS3, adding nested rules, variables, mixins, selector inheritance, and more. It’s translated to well-formatted, standard CSS using the command line tool or a web-framework plugin.
Sass has two syntaxes. The new main syntax (as of Sass 3) is known as “SCSS” (for “Sassy CSS”), and is a superset of CSS3’s syntax. This means that every valid CSS3 stylesheet is valid SCSS as well. SCSS files use the extension .scss
.
The second, older syntax is known as the indented syntax (or just “Sass”). Inspired by Haml’s terseness, it’s intended for people who prefer conciseness over similarity to CSS. Instead of brackets and semicolons, it uses the indentation of lines to specify blocks. Although no longer the primary syntax, the indented syntax will continue to be supported. Files in the indented syntax use the extension .sass
.
Using
Sass can be used from the command line or as part of a web framework. The first step is to install the gem:
gem install sass
After you convert some CSS to Sass, you can run
sass style.scss
to compile it back to CSS. For more information on these commands, check out
sass --help
To install Sass in Rails 2, just add config.gem "sass"
to config/environment.rb
. In Rails 3, add gem "sass"
to your Gemfile instead. .sass
or .scss
files should be placed in public/stylesheets/sass
, where they’ll be automatically compiled to corresponding CSS files in public/stylesheets
when needed (the Sass template directory is customizable… see the Sass reference for details).
Sass can also be used with any Rack-enabled web framework. To do so, just add
require 'sass/plugin/rack'
use Sass::Plugin::Rack
to config.ru
. Then any Sass files in public/stylesheets/sass
will be compiled into CSS files in public/stylesheets
on every request.
To use Sass programmatically, check out the YARD documentation.
Formatting
Sass is an extension of CSS that adds power and elegance to the basic language.  Sass helps keep large stylesheets well-organized, and get small stylesheets up and running quickly, particularly with the help of the Compass style library.
Sass has two syntaxes. The one presented here, known as “SCSS” (for “Sassy CSS”), is fully CSS-compatible. The other (older) syntax, known as the indented syntax or just “Sass”, is whitespace-sensitive and indentation-based. For more information, see the reference documentation.
To run the following examples and see the CSS they produce, put them in a file called test.scss
and run sass test.scss
.
Nesting
Sass avoids repetition by nesting selectors within one another. The same thing works for properties.
table.hl {
margin: 2em 0;
td.ln { text-align: right; }
}
li {
font: {
family: serif;
weight: bold;
size: 1.2em;
}
}
Variables
Use the same color all over the place? Need to do some math with height and width and text size? Sass supports variables, math operations, and many useful functions.
$blue: #3bbfce;
$margin: 16px;
.content_navigation {
border-color: $blue;
color: darken($blue, 10%);
}
.border {
padding: $margin / 2;
margin: $margin / 2;
border-color: $blue;
}
Mixins
Even more powerful than variables, mixins allow you to re-use whole chunks of CSS, properties or selectors. You can even give them arguments.
@mixin table-scaffolding {
th {
text-align: center;
font-weight: bold;
}
td, th { padding: 2px; }
}
@mixin left($dist) {
float: left;
margin-left: $dist;
}
#data {
@include left(10px);
@include table-scaffolding;
}
A comprehensive list of features is available in the Sass reference.
Executables
The Sass gem includes several executables that are useful for dealing with Sass from the command line.
sass
The sass
executable transforms a source Sass file into CSS. See sass --help
for further information and options.
sass-convert
The sass-convert
executable converts between CSS, Sass, and SCSS. When converting from CSS to Sass or SCSS, nesting is applied where appropriate. See sass-convert --help
for further information and options.
Running locally
To run the Sass executables from a source checkout instead of from rubygems:
“` $ cd <SASS_CHECKOUT_DIRECTORY> $ bundle $ bundle exec sass … $ bundle exec scss … $ bundle exec sass-convert
“`
Authors
Sass was envisioned by Hampton Catlin (@hcatlin). However, Hampton doesn’t even know his way around the code anymore and now occasionally consults on the language issues. Hampton lives in San Francisco, California and works as VP of Technology at Moovweb.
Nathan Weizenbaum is the primary developer and architect of Sass. His hard work has kept the project alive by endlessly answering forum posts, fixing bugs, refactoring, finding speed improvements, writing documentation, implementing new features, and getting Hampton coffee (a fitting task for a boy-genius). Nathan lives in Seattle, Washington and works on Dart application libraries at Google.
Chris Eppstein is a core contributor to Sass and the creator of Compass, the first Sass-based framework. Chris focuses on making Sass more powerful, easy to use, and on ways to speed its adoption through the web development community. Chris lives in San Jose, California with his wife and daughter. He is the Software Architect for Caring.com, a website devoted to the 34 Million caregivers whose parents are sick or elderly, that uses Haml and Sass.
If you use this software, you must pay Hampton a compliment. And buy Nathan some jelly beans. Maybe pet a kitten. Yeah. Pet that kitty.
Beyond that, the implementation is licensed under the MIT License. Okay, fine, I guess that means compliments aren’t required.


This is a wrapper for the Pixiv API that includes typings and various utility functions to make getting content from pixiv a lot easier. You can also mass download illusts and download ugoiras as gifs!
npm install pixiv.ts
In order to receive an access token from pixiv, you must login using your username and password. All subsequent logins after the first will be done using the refresh token you receive on first login, and it will be regenerated automatically whenever it expires.
import Pixiv from "pixiv.ts"
async function useAPI() {
/*Logging in is an asynchronous function. Don't try to use the constructor, all the properties will be undefined!*/
const pixiv = await Pixiv.login(process.env.PIXIV_USERNAME, process.env.PIXIV_PASSWORD)
/*If you wish, you can regenerate and return your refresh token manually if it has expired*/
const refreshToken = await pixiv.refreshToken()
/*You can get an illust very easily with it's url or id. Most endpoints will have a get() method
that will parse the id out of the url automatically.*/
const illust = await pixiv.illust.get("https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/76833012")
/*To parse the id out of any url, you can use util.parseID()*/
const id = await pixiv.util.parseID("https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/75788934") //75788934
/*You can search illusts with a query. It returns an object with an additional nextUrl() property, but since
we are only interested in the illusts we can use a .then() chain to get them directly.*/
const illusts = await pixiv.search.illusts({word: "gabriel dropout"}).then((s) => s.illusts)
/*You can also search through the rankings, popular previews, etc.*/
const rankings = await pixiv.illust.ranking({mode: "day"}).then((s) => s.illusts)
const popularPreviews = await pixiv.illust.popularPreview({word: "sagiri izumi"}).then((s) => s.illusts)
/*And get all the illusts from a user.*/
const userIllusts = await pixiv.user.illusts({user_id: 18590546}).then((s) => s.illusts)
/*Getting novels is practically identical to illusts. The alternative to the get() method is
to query the api for the details directly.*/
const novel = await pixiv.novel.detail({novel_id: 11826198}).then((n) => n.novel)
/*Novels obviously have text, and you can retrieve it with the text() method.*/
const text = await pixiv.novel.text({novel_id: 11826198}).then((n) => n.novel_text)
/*There is also manga, which 90% of the time will have multiple pages. You can get the
urls of all the pages with the getPages() method.*/
const manga = await pixiv.manga.get("https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/77333204")
const pages = await pixiv.manga.getPages(manga)
}
useAPI()
async function useAPI() {
/*Again, you can use get() on the user class.*/
const user = await pixiv.user.get("https://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=35096162")
/*You can also search for users using a query.*/
const users = await pixiv.search.users({word: "kawaii"})
/*You can retrieve a lot of info on bookmarks with the api, such as
the details, tags, and ranges.*/
const bookmarkDetails = await pixiv.illust.bookmarkDetail({illust_id: 75788934}).then((b) => bookmark_detail)
const bookmarkTags = await pixiv.illust.bookmarkTags().then((b) => b.bookmark_tags)
const bookmarkRanges = await pixiv.illust.bookmarkRanges({word: "cute"}).then((b) => b.bookmark_ranges)
/*Of course, you can also get all of the bookmarks of a user.*/
const bookmarks = await pixiv.user.bookmarksIllust({user_id: 21479436}).then((s) => s.illusts)
/*To get articles from pixiv vision, you can use the spotlight endpoint.*/
const articles = await pixiv.spotlight.articles().then((s) => s.spotlight_articles)
}
async function useAPI() {
/*You can download any illust locally with the function downloadIllust().*/
await pixiv.util.downloadIllust("https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/72668134", "./illust", "large")
/*One of my personal favorite methods is mass-downloading illusts and mapping them into separate
folders based on the tags that they have.*/
await pixiv.util.downloadIllusts("black tights", "./illust", "large", [{folder: "stockings", tag: "black tights"}])
/*You can retrieve all of the metadata for a ugoira, including all of the image frames, the delay
between each frame, and the url for the zip download.*/
const metadata = await pixiv.ugoira.metadata({illust_id: 77329939})
/*Using the above endpoint internally, there is an utility to download the zip file and extract
it to a local path automatically.*/
await pixiv.util.downloadZip("https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/77359698", "./ugoira")
/*A ton of png/jpg files are not that useful... which is why you can also convert and download a
ugoira as a gif! This uses downloadZip() and encodeGif() internally. The third parameter allows you
to constrain the gif to a certain number of frames, as the file size can become quite large.*/
await pixiv.util.downloadUgoira("https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/68064543", "./ugoira", 100)
}
illust_id
: ID of the illust.user_id
: ID of the user.novel_id
: ID of the novel.series_id
: ID of the series.word
: The search query to search.type
: The type of content to search: "illust" | "novel" | "manga" | "ugoira
restrict
: Restricts the bookmarks you search: "public" | "private" | "all"
search_target
: The matching options in the search endpoint: "partial_match_for_tags" | "exact_match_for_tags" | "title_and_caption"
mode
: For searching rankings, either: "day" | "week" | "month" | "day_male" | "day_female" | "week_original" | "week_rookie" | "day_r18" | "day_male_r18" | "day_female_r18" | "week_r18" | "week_r18g" | "day_manga" | "week_manga" | "month_manga" | "week_rookie_manga" | "day_r18_manga" | "week_r18_manga" | "week_r18g_manga"
duration
: Relative search duration: "within_last_day" | "within_last_week" | "within_last_month"
export interface PixivIllust {
id: number
title: string
type: string
image_urls: {
square_medium: string
medium: string
large?: string
}
caption: string
restrict: number
user: PixivUser
tags: PixivTag[]
tools: string[]
create_date: string
page_count: number
width: number
height: number
sanity_level: number
meta_single_page: {
original_image_url?: string
}
meta_pages: PixivMetaPage[]
total_view: number
total_bookmarks: number
is_bookmarked: boolean
visible: boolean
x_restrict: number
is_muted: boolean
total_comments: number
}
export interface PixivUser {
id: number
name: string
account: string
profile_image_urls: {
medium: string
}
comment: string
is_followed: boolean
}
export interface PixivUserDetail {
user: PixivUser
profile: {
webpage: string
gender: string
birth: string
birth_day: string
birth_year: number
region: string
address_id: number
country_code: string
job: string
job_id: number
total_follow_users: number
total_mypixiv_users: number
total_illusts: number
total_manga: number
total_novels: number
total_illust_bookmarks_public: number
total_illust_series: number
background_image_url: string
twitter_account: string
twitter_url: string
pawoo_url: string
is_premium: boolean
is_using_custom_profile_image: boolean
}
profile_publicity: {
gender: string
region: string
birth_day: string
birth_year: string
job: string
pawoo: boolean
}
workspace: {
pc: string
monitor: string
tool: string
scanner: string
tablet: string
mouse: string
printer: string
desktop: string
music: string
desk: string
chair: string
comment: string
workspace_image_url: string | null
}
}
export interface PixivComment {
id: number
comment: string
date: string
user: PixivUser
parent_comment: PixivComment
}
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