- They're both preprocessors that are used to keep CSS more maintainable, themable, and extendable by allowing them to use variables, mixins and functions.
- A CSS preprocessor is a scripting language that extends and then compilesit into regular CSS.
- Both are CSS extenders that are backwards compatible, making it easy to convert existing CSS files.
- Both need to be compiled because browsers cannot translate or interpret either themselves.
Sass uses Ruby.
LESS uses Javascript.
Sass uses $, Less use @.
Less is more visually appealing and easier to follow for first time users.
You need to download NodeJS installer. For Mac or Linux you just use the commands
1. Open the command prompt.
2. Run npm install less
Use this command to compile to CSS.lessc styles.less styles.css
If you're not using a Mac, then you have to download a Ruby installer.
1. Open Command prompt.
2. Run gem install sass
Use this command to to compile CSS.sass --watch styles.scss
Another con could be that the @ symbol is used to sort its variables. This could be confusing at some point because CSS already has a use for the @ symbol.
Another pro is that Sass has better language syntax.
Also, Sass has Compass which is a framework that goes along with Sass.


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template <class RandomAccessIterator> void random_shuffle(RandomAccessIterator first, RandomAccessIterator last); template <class RandomAccessIterator, class RandomNumberGenerator> void random_shuffle(RandomAccessIterator first, RandomAccessIterator last, RandomNumberGenerator& rand)
const int N = 8; int A[] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}; random_shuffle(A, A + N); copy(A, A + N, ostream_iterator<int>(cout, " ")); // The printed result might be 7 1 6 3 2 5 4 8, // or any of 40,319 other possibilities.
[1] This algorithm is described in section 3.4.2 of Knuth (D. E. Knuth, The Art of Computer Programming. Volume 2: Seminumerical Algorithms, second edition. Addison-Wesley, 1981). Knuth credits Moses and Oakford (1963) and Durstenfeld (1964). Note that there are N! ways of arranging a sequence of N elements. Random_shuffle yields uniformly distributed results; that is, the probability of any particular ordering is 1/N!. The reason this comment is important is that there are a number of algorithms that seem at first sight to implement random shuffling of a sequence, but that do not in fact produce a uniform distribution over the N! possible orderings. That is, it's easy to get random shuffle wrong.


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To the Editor: Zika virus (ZIKV) is a mosquito-borne flavivirus related to yellow fever virus, dengue virus (DENV), and West Nile virus (WNV). It is a single-stranded positive RNA virus (10,794-nt genome) that is closely related to the Spondweni virus and is transmitted by many Aedes spp. mosquitoes, including Ae. africanus, Ae. luteocephalus, Ae. hensilli, and Ae. aegypti. The virus was identified in rhesus monkeys during sylvatic yellow fever surveillance in the Zika Forest in Uganda in 1947 and was reported in humans in 1952 ( 1 ).
In 2007, an outbreak of ZIKV was reported in Yap Island, Federated States of Micronesia ( 2 ). ZIKV also caused a major epidemic in the French Polynesia in 2013–2014 ( 3 ), and New Caledonia reported imported cases from French Polynesia in 2013 and reported an outbreak in 2014 ( 4 ).
A new challenge has arisen in Brazil with the emergence of ZIKV and co-circulation with others arboviruses (i.e., DENV and chikungunya virus [CHIKV]). We report ZIKV infection in Brazil associated with a recent ongoing outbreak in Camaçari, Bahia, Brazil, of an illness characterized by maculopapular rash, fever, myalgias/arthralgia, and conjunctivitis.
On March 26, 2015, serum samples were obtained from 24 patients (Table) at Santa Helena Hospital in Camaçari who were given a presumptive diagnosis of an acute viral illness by emergency department physicians. These patients were given treatment for a dengue-like illness, and blood samples were obtained for complete blood counts and serologic testing by using an ELISA specific for IgG and IgM against DENV.
Serum samples were analyzed at the Federal University of Bahia by reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR) to detect DENV, CHIKV, WNV, Mayaro virus, and ZIKV. In brief, serum samples were subjected to RNA extraction by using the QIAamp Viral RNA Mini Kit (QIAGEN, Hilden, Germany). RNA was reverse transcribed by using the SuperScript II Reverse Transcription Kit (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA, USA) and subjected to PCRs specific for DENV ( 5 ) CHIKV ( 6 ), WNV ( 7 ) and Mayaro virus ( 8 ). A positive RT-PCR for a partial region of the envelope gene with primers ZIKVENF and ZIKVENVR (positions 1538–1558 and 1902–1883, respectively) ( 9 ) was considered indicative of ZIKV infection. PCR products (362 bp) were sequenced at the ACTGene Analises Moleculares, Alvorada, Rio Grande do Sul (Porto Allegre, Brazil), and sequences were deposited in GenBank under accession nos. KR816333–KR816336.
All patients were negative by RT-PCR for DENV, Mayaro virus, and WNV. Samples from 7 (29.2%) patients were positive by RT-PCR for ZIKV (369-bp fragment) and from 3 (12.5%) patients for CHIKV (305-bp fragment). There was no simultaneous detection of ZIKV and CHIKV. Most (85.7%) patients positive for ZIKV were women; they had a median age of 28 years and no history of international travel. Patients positive for ZIKV sought medical care after a 4-day (range 1–5 days) history of rash, myalgias, arthralgias, or fever. Three patients had IgG against DENV, which is consistent with a previous DENV infection, and none of the 7 ZIKV-positive patients had a positive response for DENV.
Mean laboratory findings for patients with acute ZIKV infection were a leukocyte count of 3,750 cells/mm 3 (range 2,790 cells/mm 3–6,150 cells/mm 3) and a platelet count of 180,000 platelets/mm 3 (range 151,000 platelets/mm 3–274,000 platelets/mm 3). The mean C-reactive protein level was 16.3 mg/L (range 0.9 mg/L–19.7 mg/L). Sign and symptom duration was 1–5 days, and most patients had a maculopapular rash, myalgias, fever, and headache. Arthralgia was seen less frequently.
ZIKV infections were assessed by sequencing partial ZIKV envelope gene regions of isolates. Phylogenetic analysis rooted with Spondwei virus showed that ZIKV sequences obtained belonged to the Asian lineage and showed 99% identity with a sequence from a ZIKV isolate from French Polynesia (KJ776791) ( 10 ).
We report ZIKV infection in Brazil in association with an ongoing outbreak of an acute maculoexantematic illness. Although the patient population samples were not randomly selected, 42% (10/24) of the patients were positive for ZIKV (n = 7) or CHIKV (n = 3) and had maculopapular rash, fever, myalgias and headache. After detection of ZIKV in Bahia, many cases have been identified in other states (
Cases of infection with DENV, CHIKV, and ZIKV in Brazil and elsewhere will make diagnosis based on clinical and epidemiologic grounds unreliable. These issues show the need for laboratory confirmation of these arboviral infections. More studies are needed to address the effects of these concurrent arboviruses infections in Brazil.
| Reverse transcription PCR result for Zika virus (no.) | Mean (SD) patient age, y | Patient sex, F/M | No. (%)
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| Rash | Fever | Myalgia | Headache | |||
| Positive (7) | 33 (15) | 6/1 | 6 (85.7) | 3 (43) | 4 (57.1) | 3 (43) |
| Negative (17) | 31 (8.5) | 12/5 | 12 (70.6) | 6 (35.3) | 9 (53) | 11 (64.7) |
Suggested citation for this article: Campos GS, Bandeira AC, Sardi SI. Zika virus outbreak, Bahia, Brazil [letter]. Emerg Infect Dis. 2015 Oct [ date cited].
This study was supported by Fundação de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado da Bahia.


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For fitted models, this command calculates (1) how much bias there must be in an estimate to invalidate/sustain an inference; (2) the impact of an omitted variable necessary to invalidate/sustain an inference for a regression coefficient. Currently works for: models created with lm() (linear models).
konfound(model_object, tested_variable, alpha = 0.05, tails = 2, to_return = "print", test_all = FALSE)
| model_object | output from a model (currently works for: lm) |
|---|---|
| tested_variable | Variable associated with the unstandardized beta coefficient to be tested |
| alpha | probability of rejecting the null hypothesis (defaults to 0.05) |
| tails | integer whether hypothesis testing is one-tailed (1) or two-tailed (2; defaults to 2) |
| to_return | whether to return a data.frame (by specifying this argument to equal "raw_output" for use in other analyses) or a plot ("plot"); default is to print ("print") the output to the console; can specify a vector of output to return |
| test_all | whether to carry out the sensitivity test for all of the coefficients (defaults to FALSE) |
prints the bias and the number of cases that would have to be replaced with cases for which there is no effect to invalidate the inference
#>#> Percent Bias Necessary to Invalidate the Inference: #> To invalidate an inference, 66.664% of the estimate would have to be due to bias. This is based on a threshold of -1.293 for statistical significance (alpha = 0.05). #> To invalidate an inference, 21 observations would have to be replaced with cases for which the effect is 0. #> #> Impact Threshold for a Confounding Variable: #> An omitted variable would have to be correlated at 0.787 with the outcome and at 0.787 with the predictor of interest (conditioning on observed covariates) to invalidate an inference based on a threshold of -0.36 for statistical significance (alpha = 0.05). #> Correspondingly the impact of an omitted variable (as defined in Frank 2000) must be 0.787 X 0.787 = 0.619 to invalidate an inference.#>#>konfound(m1, wt, test_all = TRUE)#> # A tibble: 2 x 8 #> var_name t df action inference pct_bias_to_change_in… itcv r_con #> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 wt -6.13 30 to_invali… reject_null 53.1 0.609 0.78 #> 2 hp -3.56 30 to_invali… reject_null 35.8 0.3 0.548konfound(m1, wt, to_return = "table")#>#> Dependent variable is mpg#> Warning: Unknown or uninitialised column: 'itcv'.#> Warning: Unknown or uninitialised column: 'impact'.#> # A tibble: 3 x 7 #> term estimate std.error statistic p.value itcv impact #> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 (Intercept) 37.2 1.60 23.3 0 NA NA #> 2 wt -3.88 0.633 -6.13 0 0.243 NA #> 3 hp -0.032 0.009 -3.52 0.001 NA 0.511# using glm() for non-linear models if (requireNamespace("forcats")) { d <- forcats::gss_cat d$married <- ifelse(d$marital == "Married", 1, 0) m2 <- glm(married ~ age, data = d, family = binomial(link = "logit")) konfound(m2, age) }#>#>#> Error in eval(model[["call"]][["data"]], env): object 'd' not found# using lme4 for mixed effects (or multi-level) models if (requireNamespace("lme4")) { library(lme4) m3 <- fm1 <- lme4::lmer(Reaction ~ Days + (1 | Subject), sleepstudy) konfound(m3, Days) }#>#> Warning: binding factor and character vector, coercing into character vector#> Warning: binding character and factor vector, coercing into character vector#> Percent Bias Necessary to Invalidate the Inference: #> To invalidate an inference, 84.83% of the estimate would have to be due to bias. This is based on a threshold of 1.588 for statistical significance (alpha = 0.05). #> To invalidate an inference, 137 observations would have to be replaced with cases for which the effect is 0. #> #> Impact Threshold for a Confounding Variable: #> An omitted variable would have to be correlated at 0.817 with the outcome and at 0.817 with the predictor of interest (conditioning on observed covariates) to invalidate an inference based on a threshold of 0.155 for statistical significance (alpha = 0.05). #> Correspondingly the impact of an omitted variable (as defined in Frank 2000) must be 0.817 X 0.817 = 0.667 to invalidate an inference.#>#> NULL


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In Amagi Brilliant Park there is a famous bumper car ride. The park administration emphasizes safety. When they observed other bumper car rides, they noticed that collisions of more than two cars are very dangerous. Therefore, they decided to design a unique ride where this cannot happen.
This ride consists of a single track that is very long but only one car wide. For the purpose of this problem we will visualize the ride as the real number line and cars as points on this line. The line goes from the left to the right and coordinates increase towards the right.
All cars are always in motion: at any moment, some cars are going to the left and all other cars are going to the right. All cars always move at the same constant speed of 1 unit per microsecond. Whenever two cars occupy the same point, they bump into each other and both of them immediately switch their direction (from left to right and vice versa).
A group of n kids from a certain elementary school just entered the park. Kids love bumper cars, so all n of them went on the ride at the same time. Each kid chose a different car. All n cars start in distinct locations. There are no other cars on the ride. The kids are numbered 0 through n-1 in no particular order. For each kid i, you will be given its initial position pos[i] and the initial direction dir[i] of its car. The exact format is specified below.
The teacher is worried about being too far away from the kids. She asked you q queries. The queries are numbered from 0 to q-1. Each query has two parameters: kid[i] and time[i]. Here, kid[i] is the number of one particular kid, and time[i] is the time in microseconds from the beginning of the ride.
The answer to each query should be the distance between position 0 and the position of kid[i] at time[i]. Return the sum of answers to all the queries.
You are given the
let M = 1,000,000,007 for i from 0 to n-1, inclusive: A := (A * B + C) modulo M p := A modulo (M - n + i + 1) if p is already in pos: p := M - n + i pos[i] := p if p modulo 2 == 0: dir[i] := "right" else: dir[i] := "left" for i from 0 to q-1, inclusive: A := (A * B + C) modulo M kid[i] := A modulo n A := (A * B + C) modulo M time[i] := A
At time 0 the kids' positions are {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} and their directions are {left, right, left, right, left}.
Query 0 is about kid 1 at time 7.
Query 1 is about kid 3 at time 9.
The correct return value is the sum of the answers, which is 4 + 11 = 15.


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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
A showstopper savoury strudel laced with Moroccan spices. Serve with a fresh coriander salad.
For the filo pastry, lightly oil a large bowl. Sift the flour, paprika and salt into a clean bowl and make a well in the centre. Add the egg and oil then gradually stir in 150ml/5fl oz water, or enough to make a soft dough.
Lightly flour the work surface, turn out the dough and knead for 15 minutes (this dough is best kneaded by pulling it up from the counter and throwing it down - don’t leave it in contact with the counter for too long or it will stick). The dough is ready when it loses its stickiness and is elastic enough to be stretched by approximately 50cm. Place the dough in the oiled bowl, cover with cling film and leave to relax for an hour.
For the leek and potato filling, steam the diced potatoes for approximately five minutes, or until they are cooked through but still hold their shape. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool.
In a frying pan, cook the onions and leeks in a little olive oil until they are soft and the onions are translucent. Add the turmeric, chilli, harissa, potatoes, pistachios and cream to the pan. Remove from the heat, stir in the cheese and breadcrumbs, then season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6, line a baking tray with parchment paper and cover the work surface with a table cloth generously dusted with flour.
Melt the butter and use a rolling pin to roll out the dough to a thickness of 1cm/½in. Stretch the dough by hand taking care not to tear it, pull the dough gently by running your hands under the dough from the centre outwards. The finished dough should be very thin, transparent enough to read through and at least 50cm wide.
Trim the dough edges with scissors to make a neat rectangle then scatter the dough liberally with melted butter from a flicked pastry brush.
Place the cooled filling at one of the narrow ends of the pastry and, using the table cloth to help, gently roll up the strudel. Fold the pastry edges under the strudel and place on the lined baking tray. Curve into a horseshoe shape if it is too big for the tray.
Sprinkle with melted butter and scatter over the paprika and nigella seeds. Bake on the top shelf of the oven for 30-40 minutes or until golden brown.
To serve, blend the coriander with 50ml warmed olive oil in a food processor. Transfer the strudel to a serving plate. Place the cherry tomatoes on a baking tray and brush with oil. Use a blowtorch to char the tomato skin then arrange around the strudel with the rocket, radicchio and coriander oil blend.


SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (DreamWorks - 1998) Starring Tom Hanks, Edward Burns, Tom Sizemore, Jeremy Davies, Vin Diesel, Adam Goldberg, Barry Pepper, Giovanni Ribisi, Matt Damon Screenplay by Robert Rodat
**** out of *****
The "meatgrinder" of Omaha Beach has rarely been as vividly portrayed as it is in Steven Spielberg's SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. Horrific war imagery is not a new cinematic device: it's at least as old as the floating severed arm (and oblivious owner) in Cornel Wilde's 1967 classic, BEACH RED. What IS new is Spielberg's portrayal of shell-shocked GI's weeping hysterically, or gleefully blasting surrendering Germans: as I watched the scenes of carnage unfold, it seemed to me that we were at last going to gain some new insights into the physical and moral convulsion known as war.
Spielberg is merciless in his portrayal of what happens to the bodies (and minds) of men under continuous, withering fire. But once "Captain Miller" (and the story) move off Omaha Beach, things change...almost as if Spielberg has had a "change of heart", not toward war, but toward those who participate in it and prolong it.
SAVING PRIVATE RYAN has been touted as "anti-war" simply because it DOES confront us with those ghastly images. But a TRUE "anti-war" film should feature characters that are morally doubles for those images; but Captain Miller (Tom Hanks) and his little Squad would not be out of place in a John Wayne epic.
Perhaps Spielberg is exploring his own ambivalent feelings about war. As a citizen of the "enlightened nineties" he cannot help but be disgusted with the waste and the suffering it epitomizes. But he is also aware that without men like Captain Miller rushing deliberately into harm's way at Omaha Beach, "Schindler" and the constuitents of that famous "List" might well have been reduced to ashfall in a Polish meadow.
Are the American GI's (and their British and Canadian Counterparts) to be seen as ordinary, decent men--or just simple-minded, suicidal pawns? Spielberg, for all his revulsion towards war, simply cannot bring himself to condemn those who don military uniforms. It almost seems as if he is trying to atone for the way his generation presented returning Viet Nam vets with bags of dog excrement: certainly the quest for the elusive "Ryan", with its objective of "saving" instead of "slaying", seems almost too perfect a reversal of the premise of Francis Ford Coppola's APOCALYPSE NOW.
Again and again, Spielberg brings us to the brink of revelation....only to draw back at the last second. He cannot, like Richard Attenborough in A BRIDGE TO FAR, bring himself to show us the "Ryan Rescue Mission" as a pointless, bloody debacle. Nor can he, like Michael Caton-Jones' 1990 version of MEMPHIS BELLE, make Miller and his brave band mere fodder for the cold-blooded machinations of a Public Relations Department. Had he done so, we might have had some subjects for serious debate here, and not simply "discussion points", and might have found some answers.....
How does a man who dispatched 94 men to their deaths, avoid becoming himself a dehumanized killing machine? How does the Company Sniper (a nod to Howard Hawks' SERGEANT YORK?) reconcile Scripture passages with his murderous specialty? SAVING PRIVATE RYAN gives us no "answers"...only more questions.
In William Wellman's 1949 classic, BATTLEGROUND, a Chaplain begins his Christmas Sermon to the battered Bastogne defenders with the words, "Was this Trip necessary?" One might almost ask, of SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, "Was this Movie necessary?" The answer in both cases is an unequivocal "YES!" Yes,--because for all its reluctance to "take chances", SAVING PRIVATE RYAN comes about 20 years after Attenborough's epic--and may enocourage a generation to think about the sacrifices that made its very existence possible, and hopefully to look at the work of other, earlier directors who risked their souls (and careers) to explore this brutal and bloody phenomenon that seems so unthinkable--and yet at times, so very tragically "necessary".
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com.mostc.pftt.scenario
Class ScenarioSet
java.lang.Object
java.util.AbstractCollection<E>
java.util.AbstractList<E>
java.util.ArrayList<Scenario>
com.mostc.pftt.scenario.ScenarioSet
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Cloneable, java.lang.Iterable<Scenario>, java.util.Collection<Scenario>, java.util.List<Scenario>, java.util.RandomAccess
public class ScenarioSet
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A Set of Scenarios to test PHP under.
A Set won't have any conflicting scenarios (ex: won't have 2 code caching scenarios, etc...).
Some sets will not be executable on some hosts.
Windows(17) Azure-Windows(3) Linux(5)+FreeBSD(1) => 26
CLI 17 3 6
Builtin-WWW 17 1 VM 6
IIS-Express 1 0 0
IIS-Standard 1 1 WinCache or No 0
mod_php 1 0 6
37 5 18 => 60
There are 5 different SAPIs PHP can be run with. There are 90 different valid scenario sets (though some won't run on some OSes).
There are 26 different OSes. 17 versions of Windows from Vista SP1 to Windows 8. Azure has 3 versions: web, worker, vm.
6 File systems(Windows) x 3 code caches => 18 Scenario sets for Windows x 17 versions => 306
1 File system for Azure x 3 code caches x 3 versions => 14
1 File system for Azure-Linux x 2 code caches => 36
356 different test runs needed to test 1 PHP build in all valid scenarios on all Windows, Azure-Windows and Azure-Linux versions.
Most won't need to be done often, usually just for an RC or final release.
Even so, being able to have fast test runs is critical. PHP builds couldn't be tested across all that otherwise.
- Author:
- Matt Ficken
- See Also:
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getScenarioSets()
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Serialized Form
| Methods inherited from class java.util.ArrayList |
add, add, addAll, addAll, clear, contains, ensureCapacity, get, indexOf, isEmpty, lastIndexOf, remove, remove, set, size, toArray, toArray, trimToSize |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.AbstractList |
equals, hashCode, iterator, listIterator, listIterator, subList |
| Methods inherited from class java.util.AbstractCollection |
containsAll, removeAll, retainAll, toString |
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host
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getScenarioSets
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- Returns:
getScenarioSets
public static java.util.List<ScenarioSet> getScenarioSets(Scenario[][] scenarios)
toList
public static java.util.List<ScenarioSet> toList(ScenarioSet set)


Provides propositions, votings, deputies and parties data from Brazilian lower house <https://dadosabertos.camara.leg.br> in data frames.
| Version: | 0.4.6 |
| Imports: | httr, jsonlite, magrittr, dplyr, tibble, tidyr, stringr |
| Suggests: | testthat, compare, readr, knitr, rmarkdown, DT, ggplot2, purrr |
| Published: | 2018-05-25 |
| Author: | Paulo Vinícius Soares [aut, cre], Nazareno Andrade [aut], Laboratório Analytics (UFCG) [cph, fnd] |
| Maintainer: | Paulo Vinícius Soares <paulo.soares at ccc.ufcg.edu.br> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/analytics-ufcg/rcongresso/issues |
| License: | LGPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/analytics-ufcg/rcongresso |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | rcongresso results |
| Reference manual: | rcongresso.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introdução ao rcongresso Entendendo os parâmetros utilizados na função fetch_proposicao() |
| Package source: | rcongresso_0.4.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rcongresso_0.4.6.zip, r-release: rcongresso_0.4.6.zip, r-oldrel: rcongresso_0.4.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rcongresso_0.4.6.tgz, r-oldrel: rcongresso_0.4.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | rcongresso archive |
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Do not allow DNS prefetching.
Only allow your site to send the referrer for your own pages.
I can POST a thread to a specific message board by passing form
data text and delete_password to
/api/threads/{board}.(Recomend res.redirect to board page
/b/{board}) Saved will be _id, text,
created_on(date&time),
bumped_on(date&time, starts same as created_on),
reported(boolean), delete_password, &
replies(array).
I can POST a reply to a thead on a specific board by passing
form data text, delete_password, &
thread_id to /api/replies/{board} and it will also
update the bumped_on date to the comments date.(Recomend res.redirect
to thread page /b/{board}/{thread_id}) In the thread's 'replies' array
will be saved _id, text,
created_on, delete_password, &
reported.
I can GET an array of the most recent 10 bumped threads on the
board with only the most recent 3 replies from
/api/threads/{board}. The reported and
delete_passwords fields will not be sent.
 Also hiding the
same fields.
I can delete a thread completely if I send a DELETE request to
/api/threads/{board} and pass along the
thread_id & delete_password. (Text
response will be 'incorrect password' or 'success')
I can delete a post(just changing the text to '[deleted]') if I send a
DELETE request to /api/replies/{board} and pass along
the thread_id, reply_id, &
delete_password. (Text response will be 'incorrect
password' or 'success')
I can report a thread and change it's reported value to true by
sending a PUT request to /api/threads/{board} and pass
along the thread_id. (Text response will be 'success')
I can report a reply and change it's reported value to true by sending
a PUT request to /api/replies/{board} and pass along the
thread_id & reply_id. (Text response
will be 'success')
Complete functional tests that wholely test routes and pass.


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@Viviantornga1969 Oh, thank you lots! I had no idea, since I’m only watching on YT, do you have any idea why have they stopped uploading on there? The show’s YT is empty.
Life liberty and the pursuit of happiness will die. Our constitution will be ripped up and thrown away. Our children will grow up deprived and indoctrinated with a new version of history. Every freedom we’ve become accustomed to will be erased and replaced with a communist mindset. No more pride no more individualism no more prosperity.
That only happens if you don’t fight back. Fight doesn’t have to start with the sword. Remember we the people control this country. Do things like change your tax filings and keep more of your money and let a good representative know.
Well, that was certainly a depressing way to start my day. Unfortunately, if things don't go well today, that speech could be put on the front page of every Newspaper in America. Yes, I agree, it IS that serious! Sad that most people only read the first few lines of a comment before they move on to the next comment. You are Right On Target. Have a good day. Go Team America!🌎😘
Yes yes yes!! My thoughts exactly! I will continue to be an active participant in our government. We need cultivate a new kind of Republican candidate. They need to be bold, courageous, patriotic and — most importantly — connect with the people. Look at Warnock, Ossoff. Charismatic, “cool” (because Millenials, etc are attracted to that more than educating themselves) and willing to work their asses off for our votes. Oh - and independent-minded. Tune out media and consultants! But I’m circling the wagons around my family.  Teaching them, as are their parents, traditional values, self-reliance, responsibility and directing them to a faith in God. I don’t know what else to do.
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@Ricshar2001 My grandfather was a politician who spoke his mind and represented the people needless to say that didn’t work out well for him.He called out corruption in the political system and was quickly replaced by someone who would gladly sell out their freedoms for a bigger checkbooks
Name Hidden·@Private User4 days ago
@Name Hidden Although I am not a political figure I hold my grandfather‘s beliefs close to my heart and speak freely my perspective.
Name Hidden·@Private User4 days ago
@Ricshar2001 I grew up on the campaign trail.I campaigned for Richard Lugar Bob Orr and Jean Leising. Also got to meet President Ronald Reagan who is on the opposing side of the aisle.Back when Democrats and Republicans could actually cross party lines.My grandfather was a proud Republican but I remember going to the Democrat party headquarters and having dinner with so-called enemies and vice versa. Back when a party designation couldn’t define ones character
We aren't going to stop fighting for freedoms, liberties & our Republic, ever! We may employ different tactics & strategies in response to our government representative failures to fight FOR us. Keep in mind that we are still in the "negotiations" phase of this: Our governing Reps. have this opportunity to act on our behalf, before WE step on to the battlefield to fight to protect our Right to free & fair elections. This fight began hundreds of years ago. It will never be over. We must continue to fight against the corruption of freedoms & Contitutionally- protected Right of the people to choose who governs us!
@Ricshar2001 Our government representation needs to be held accountable for unwavering, un-corrupted execution of their duties to serve the public in compliance with our Constitution's Doctrine! They have been relieved from that accountability for too long.
@gregens2128 I agree with that! My first time subscribing and other than some minor content after he signs off YouTube, I don't feel like I'm getting a lot of bang for my buck. It's been almost 2 months and no mug yet either.
@gregens2128 Totally possible, but it almost seems like something has happened. They cancelled the stream where they were going to Nevada to drive around to fake addresses and I don’t think they have been on since.
@FannyD They bowed to YouTube new guidelines. They gave up...easy as that. They can take a vacationin February. Anyone working there wouldn't save you from a burning building unless they could monetize it. When things seem too tough, guys like Bongino shows TRUE GRIT
This is how it will play out... censorship and mind control will get really bad first! They’ll hold off on the second amendment seizure util they have a strong hold!
That's alot of guns... Alot of guns, and once they think to go after the first few the powderkeg is going to explode as it will spread like wildfire that they are coming and people will fight.
 Once it starts, it spreads and spreads fast. People are slow to lead but quick to follow. When it breaks, it will wash over the left like a crimson tide.
@Bordeaux80 A sad & terribly reflection of just how weak some minds truly are. They employed the lowest- level psy-ops: manufactured fear- mongering. They knew they would be successful with the defenseless, vulnerable victims in our society. Now, we know WHO those pitiful people are & who would prey on them, don't we.
@Triton175msn They can only do this by misusing & abusing their positions & powers, acting in direct conflict with the tenants of our governing doctrine: The U.S. Constitution. Our Constitution did NOT leave us powerless & without Constitutionally- protected Rights & powers to use to fight against a corrupted government representation. Our Constitution, wisely, empowers the people, for a fight against government representation that corrupts, oppressed or acts in direct conflict with free & fair elections. The hackneyed question of "What is the purpose of the Constitution's protection of our 2A Right?" may soon be answered, decisively & conclusively.
@KatGatto The constitution is only as good as those that enforce it! If our electors won’t, ?, if our judges won’t, ?, ! Then “we the people” must! This will mean under the 2nd amendment we have the authority to “Bear” arms after Jan 6th! So, fix the election fraud and corruption of our constitution!
@Triton175msn Our Constitution does not afford a single power to our government. This doctrine LIMITS & RESTRICTS government powers. Our Constitution was written to empower US, "The People", to defend & protect OUR Republic, against a corruption of our government. It is not a document to be "enforced". It is a doctrine designed for government to choose comply with, or not. The Constituional powers, afforded to US, to exercise in our response to their non- compliance with our governing doctrine, are OURS to use. ...if WE choose to exercise them in the defense & protection of the freedoms & liberties we have, BEFORE our government was established. Our Constitution was written to afford powers to the people who are governed. It is not a government- generated law to be enforced by government.
@KatGatto No, our Government has a body of enforcement, the judicial system! That body has failed all Americans(specifically Justice Roberts)! If there’s a threat to our political system and our way of life, the President can declare war! This act embodies “we the people” to stand and fight! Otherwise, we’ll be recognized as rioters!
@Triton175msn Our Constitution was written for just this situation! Even if our entire government, it's agencies & representatives are corrupted, they cannot succeed in the destruction of our Republic, unless WE abdicate OUR Constitutionally- protected powers & submit to the corruption of our government. There are countless ways & places to fight. They would be foolish to underestimate us. We fight with "weapons" that will never dull & can never be taken from us.
It is the madness of folly, to expect mercy from those who have refused to do justice; and even mercy, where conquest is the object, is only a trick of war; the cunning of the fox is as murderous as the violence of the wolf. - Thomas Paine
They lie every day
When’s the show going back on?
Life liberty and the pursuit of happiness will die. Our constitution will be ripped up and thrown away. Our children will grow up deprived and indoctrinated with a new version of history. Every freedom we’ve become accustomed to will be erased and replaced with a communist mindset. No more pride no more individualism no more prosperity.
Are you going to be doing a stream today?
Pray for America!
Pray for our Constitution!
Fight for the future of America! 🇺🇸🙏🏼
Stop the steal!!!!!!!
Did u guys stop live streaming on YouTube?
🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸
#italydidit
#contecomeclean
This is how it will play out... censorship and mind control will get really bad first! They’ll hold off on the second amendment seizure util they have a strong hold!
You planning on returning sometime?
True patriots better have a Contingency in place.
I hated this douche when he was on espn
Kettle! Meet Pot! Pot! Meet Kettle!
It is the madness of folly, to expect mercy from those who have refused to do justice; and even mercy, where conquest is the object, is only a trick of war; the cunning of the fox is as murderous as the violence of the wolf. - Thomas Paine
I think they have already been bioengineered and spliced with goldfish.

Just today? I haven’t believed much of anything except the weather radar on the news in a long time.


Lloyd's of London shakes up its governance with single board
Aiming for greater efficiency, the 99-member British insurance market plans to merge its two boards into one.
British insurance and reinsurance market Lloyd's of London said on Friday that it will simplify its governance structure by merging its two existing boards into one, as it attempts to modernise to fend off competition from cheaper rivals.
United Kingdom-based, 330-year-old Lloyd's, which has 99 syndicate members offering insurance in specialist areas from ships to sculptures and which conducts much of its business face-to-face, is planning to move onto electronic exchanges and make it quicker and cheaper to set up a syndicate.
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Lloyd's, which employs nearly 50,000 people, is also attempting to improve its culture and conduct in the market, as it has come under the gaze of regulators following accusations of sexual harassment and daytime drinking.
"We need to make our governance structures as efficient as possible," Lloyd's Chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown said in a statement, adding that the new structure "will combine robust and accountable governance with the ability to make swift decisions when necessary".
The Lloyd's Franchise Board, which had responsibility for the day-to-day running of the market, will be wrapped into its Council from June 1, 2020, to form a single 15-member governing body, it said.
The Lloyd's' nominations and governance committee is working with Carnegie-Brown to identify six independent members of the board from among existing members, it said, while an election for six market representative members will take place in April-May of 2020.


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- Any time a remote client scrolls, an event indicator
should appear, and disappear after 200ms.
- Once the remove client scrolls so that 75% of their viewport is outside
of the local viewport, a position indicator should appear.
- The position indicator should also appear if the local client is the one
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Example 3
Dynamic <select> elements.
Return home
This example shows how the contents of a <select> can be changed on-the-fly in response to the change in another.
Select a show, then see how the list of characters changes accordingly:
TV Show:
Babylon 5
Stargate SG-1
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Characters:


Bios Version: 4S4EB8X0.86F
Service tag: XXXXX
Service tag: XXXXX
| System Time | [10:50:33] | |
| System Date | [Wed 06/23/1986] | |
| ► Primary IDE Master | : | [Not Detected] |
| ► Primary IDE Slave | : | [Not Detected] |
| ► SATA1 | : | [HL-DT-ST DVDRW GH] |
| ► SATA2 | : | [SAMSUNG HD103SJ] |
| ► SATA3 | : | [Not Detected] |
| ► SATA4 | : | [Not Detected] |
| ► Storage Configuration | ||
| ► System Information |
Item Specific Help
Use the keys in the footer to navigate.
Setup Warning
Setting items on this menu to incorrect values
may cause your system to malfunction.
| CPU Type | Intel (R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU |
| Q66 @ 2.40GHz | |
| CPU Speeed | 2.40GHz/1066MHz |
| Cache RAM | 8192KB |
| Primary Video Adapter | [PCI] | |
| PS/2 Mouse | Auto Detect | |
| PATA Controller | [Enabled] | |
| SATA Controller | [Enabled] | |
| Onboard LAN | [Enabled] | |
| Onboard LAN Boot ROM | [Disabled] | |
| Onboard 1394 | [Enabled] | |
| Supervisor Password | Disabled | |
| User Password | Disabled | |
| Onboard Audio | [Auto] |
Item Help
Menu Level
[Disabled] disables the Primariy Video Adapter function and frees up IRQ 12.
[Enabled] enables and supports the function.
[Auto Detect] enables the Video Adapter function if detected.
[Disabled] disables the Primariy Video Adapter function and frees up IRQ 12.
[Enabled] enables and supports the function.
[Auto Detect] enables the Video Adapter function if detected.
Password Description
If ONLY the Administrator's password is set, this only access to Setup and is only asked for when entering Setup.
If ONLY the User's password is set, this is a power on password and must be entered to boot to enter Setup.
In Setup the User will have Administrator rights.
If ONLY the Administrator's password is set, this only access to Setup and is only asked for when entering Setup.
If ONLY the User's password is set, this is a power on password and must be entered to boot to enter Setup.
In Setup the User will have Administrator rights.
| Administrator Password Status | : | INSTALLED |
| User Password Status | : | INSTALLED |
| Administrator Password | ||
| User Password | ||
| HDD Password Status | : | NOT INSTALLED |
| Set Master Password | ||
| Set User Password | ||
| ► I/O Interface Security | ||
| ► Secure Boot Menu |
Set Administrator Password
The password length must be in the following range:
Minimum length: 3
Maximum length: 20
Must type with character:
a-z, 0-9
Minimum length: 3
Maximum length: 20
Must type with character:
a-z, 0-9
Boot priority order:
| 1: | IDE0: WCD WD1600BEVT-223CHG-(PM) | |
| 2: | CD/DVD: Optiarc DVD RW AD-98123-(P) | |
| 3: | Network Boot: MBA v11.0.11 Slot 0200 | |
| 4: | USB HDD | |
| 5: | USB FDD | |
| 6: | USB KEY | |
| 7: | USB CD/DVD ROM |
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Exit
Leaving the Bios Setup Utility will optionally save the CMOS settings and reboot the computer.


Packaged data file format¶
Although the builder and loader for this format are implemented in Python, the format can of course be read by any languange.
0x00
(2-byte unsigned little-endian int): File format version.
0x01
(8-byte unsigned little-endian int): Size of the file location header, in bytes, as stored in the file (i.e. after compression).
0x09
(1-byte bool): Whether the header is compressed (not including these first 10 bytes, which are never compressed).
0x0A
(1-byte bool): Whether the file paths use crc32 encoding.
0x0B
(UTF-8 string): The file location header, as JSON.The rest is file data, placed end-to-end.
File location header (JSON)¶
{"folder\\file1.txt":
[file location, relative to the end of the entire header (int),
file size, after compression if enabled (int),
file is compressed (bool),
first byte of file (int),
last byte of file (int)],
"folder\\file2.txt": [...], ...}
Note
This example is multi-line for readability, but the actual format has no newlines.
Note
File paths are stored as actual double backslashes (\\
). Python’s JSON loader handles this automatically, make sure yours does or reformat the string.
Note
If using crc32 file paths, they are stored as strings of integers.


I'm currently a student about to graduate in May 2018. I like creating simple and user-friendly interfaces for the web as
well as mobile.
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Before Change
// test r squared value with known solution
my_fit1 = pwlf.PiecewiseLinFitTF(self.x_small, self.y_small)
x0 = self.x_small.copy()
ssr = my_fit1.fit_with_breaks(x0)
rsq = my_fit1.r_squared()
self.assertTrue(np.isclose(rsq, 1.0))
def test_break_point_diff_x0_0(self):
After Change
// test r squared value with known solution
my_fit1 = pwlf.PiecewiseLinFitTF(self.x_small, self.y_small)
x0 = self.x_small.copy()
my_fit1.fit_with_breaks(x0)
rsq = my_fit1.r_squared()
self.assertTrue(np.isclose(rsq, 1.0))
def test_break_point_diff_x0_0(self):


支持浏览器：FireFox、Chrome、Opera. 不支持Safari、IE8及以下浏览器。
“Mist to mist, drops to drops. For water thou art, and unto water shalt thou return”
“Go to the edge of the cliff and jump off. Build your wings on the way down”
“What are men to rocks and mountains?”
“On all the peaks lies peace”


Open MCT Style Guide
Use a standard button in locations where there's sufficient room and you must make it clear that the element is an interactive button element. Buttons can be displayed with only an icon, only text, or with icon and text combined.
Use an icon whenever possible to aid the user's recognition and recall. If both and icon and text are to be used, the text must be within a span
with class .title-label
.
When a button is presented within another control it may be advantageous to avoid visual clutter by using an icon-only button. These type of controls present an icon without the "base" of standard buttons. Icon-only buttons should only be used in a context where they are clearly an interactive element and not an object-type identifier, and should not be used with text.
Checkboxes use a combination of minimal additional markup with CSS to present a custom and common look-and-feel across platforms.
The basic structure is a label
with a checkbox-type input and an em
element inside. The em
is needed as the holder of the custom element; the input itself is hidden. Putting everything inside the label
allows the label itself to act as a clickable element.
Radio buttons use the same technique as checkboxes above.
Similar to checkboxes and radio buttons, selects use a combination of minimal additional markup with CSS to present a custom and common look-and-feel across platforms. The select
element is wrapped by another element, such as a div
, which acts as the main display element for the styling. The select
provides the click and select functionality, while having all of its native look-and-feel suppressed.
Local controls are typically buttons and selects that provide actions in close proximity to a component.
These controls can optionally be hidden to reduce clutter until the user hovers their cursor over an enclosing element. To use this approach, apply the class .has-local-controls
to the element that should be aware of the hover and ensure that element encloses .h-local-controls
.


The USE of
pseudo
selectors
CSS pseudo classes and elements extend the selection capabilities of a web designer.


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Read Consistency
With the SERIALIZABLE scenarios below we are effectively talking about
"Transaction Level Read Consistency" in Oracle terminology. I'll omit the
issue of "Statement Level Read Consistency" for the moment.
Note: MS SqlServer 2005 has a READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT option that if turned on
supports "Statement Level Read Consistency". I am not sure about other databases.
Can you predict the result?
Rather than attempt to explain the how Transaction Isolation levels and Transaction Demarcation
effect Lazy Loading I have gone for a little test. Below is some code which can be run with
4 different scenarios and I want you to try and predict the results.
The four scenarios are:
- READ_COMMITED Isolation Level and No setInclude()
-
- SERIALIZABLE Isolation Level and No setInclude()
-
- READ_COMMITED Isolation Level and setInclude("userLogged; status");
-
- SERIALIZABLE Isolation Level andsetInclude("userLogged; status");
-
Overview of the Code
The query will fetch bug1 and potentially lazy load the userLogged (getting the name) and the status code (getting the title).
At various times (time0 through to time4) the user name and status code title are updated
by other separate transactions simulating another user changing the data.
Your task is to determine what the value of the userLogged name and status code title
is going to be for each of the four scenarios. For example: Is the result of Scenario 1 this?
loggedBy: [Name at time 1] statusTitle: [Title @time 1]
Notes
If setInclude("userLogged; status"); is used on the FindById then the query will include
joins to the user table and the bug status code table.
When setInclude() is not used String loggedBy = bug.getUserLogged().getName(); will
lazy load the userLogged object. This will result in a query that occurs BEFORE the commit.
When setInclude() is not used String statusTitle = bug.getStatus().getTitle(); will
lazy load the status object. This will result in a query that occurs AFTER the commit.
The Code - set for scenario one
The code is set up to run in the first scenario at READ_COMMITTED Isolation level without
the userLogged or status included by setInclude(). That is, my configured default Isolation level
is set to READ_COMMITTED.
This code will run fine on Oracle but on my MySql the SERIALIZABLE scenarios will not work with
a "Lock wait timeout exceeded;" exception. MySql implicitly changes the
SELECT's with LOCK IN SHARE MODE. I have not yet figured out if I can run a
similar test in MySql for the SERIALIZABLE scenarios.
package unitext.ex;
import app.data.Bug;
import com.avaje.ebean.Ebean;
import com.avaje.ebean.EbeanServer;
import com.avaje.ebean.FindById;
import com.avaje.ebean.Transaction;
import com.avaje.ebean.UpdateSql;
public class ExOne {
public static void main(String[] args) {
FindById find = new FindById(Bug.class, bugId);
//find.setInclude("userLogged; status");
setUserAndStatus(5); // time0
Ebean.beginTransaction(); // READ_COMMITED
//Ebean.beginTransaction(Transaction.SERIALIZABLE);
try {
setUserAndStatus(1); // time1
Bug bug = (Bug)Ebean.find(find);
setUserAndStatus(2); // time2
String loggedBy = bug.getUserLogged().getName();
setUserAndStatus(3); // time3
Ebean.commitTransaction();
setUserAndStatus(4); // time4
String statusTitle = bug.getStatus().getTitle();
System.out.println("-------------------------");
System.out.println("loggedBy: ["+loggedBy+"] ");
System.out.println("statusTitle: ["+statusTitle+"] ");
} finally {
Ebean.endTransaction();
}
}
/**
* Hardcoded: Looking at bug1.
*/
private static Integer bugId = new Integer(1);
/**
* Hardcoded: I know the userLoggedId for bug1 is 1.
*/
private static Integer userId = new Integer(1);
/**
* Hardcoded: I know the status code for bug1 is TEST.
*/
private static String statusCode = "TEST";
private static String dmlStatus
= "update b_bug_status set title = :title where code = :code";
private static String dmlUser
= "update s_user set name = :userName where id = :userId";
private static UpdateSql updateUserName = new UpdateSql(dmlUser);
private static UpdateSql updateStatusCode = new UpdateSql(dmlStatus);
/**
* Simulate another user with a separate transaction updating the
* user name and status title.
*/
private static void setUserAndStatus(Integer time) {
String userName = "Name at time "+time;
updateUserName.setParameter("userName", userName);
updateUserName.setParameter("userId", userId);
String statusTitle = "Title @time "+time;
updateStatusCode.setParameter("title", statusTitle);
updateStatusCode.setParameter("code", statusCode);
EbeanServer server = Ebean.getServer(null);
// create a Transaction outside of the ThreadLocal
// rather than actually have a second Thread
Transaction externalTransaction = server.createTransaction();
try {
int rc1 = server.execute(updateUserName, externalTransaction);
int rc2 = server.execute(updateStatusCode, externalTransaction);
if (rc1 != 1 || rc2 != 1){
String error = "Expecting to update 1 row? "+rc1+" "+rc2;
throw new RuntimeException(error);
}
externalTransaction.commit();
} finally {
externalTransaction.end();
}
String m = "Update set UserName["+userName+"] "
+" statusTitle["+statusTitle+"] at time ["+time+"]";
System.err.println(m);
}
}
I realise the code above is a bit crap and a very artifical test but I am hoping that
it is reasonably transparent. The logs in the results may help if it is not clear what
is going on.
See the results for each scenario
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GET /orgs/:org/blocks
GET /orgs/:org/blocks/:username
PUT /orgs/:org/blocks/:username
DELETE /orgs/:org/blocks/:username


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…and complex is better than complicated.
This has always been my motto. All my lines of code have simplicity as their primary goal.
I decided to start this blog, to tell about my IT adventures, to describe all my projects and experiences, so that they can help others.
Open Source
To apply my motto, one of the principles that drives all my works, is the open source philosophy. Each of my projects is open source. Every single line of code is for everyone who wants to use my libraries and tools, but above all who wants to contribute.
Python
My favorite language for creating nice and useful tools, libraries and things is python.
I learned to write in python in the year 2005, in python 2.4. Initially, I wrote some scripts for client automatisms. Nothing really useful but it all starts with studying and “random things”.
In December 2008, python 3 was released. I abandoned development in python 2 and embraced the new release. With this version I started to seriously study the language; initially through Mark Lutz’s “Learning Python” book and then with the following book “Programming Python”.
Linux
My first operating system was Mandrake with KDE 1.2 as the desktop environment. Since then, Linux kernel based operating systems have accompanied me in my personal and work life. In 2008, along with python 3, fedora core (now fedora only) is my favorite operating system. I also used debian based OS, like ubuntu and other distros.
Other languages
Over the years and my studies, I have learned various programming languages. Bash was one of the first, followed by Perl and PHP for web programming. C# and powershell on Windows environments. But python, it always remains my favorite.
Let’s go!
My life is decorated with personal and work projects that I want to describe and tell you readers. This blog was born for those who want to learn or compare their works and libraries with mine. It was also born to try to describe all the use cases of my projects but above all to entice people to work with my projects and maybe … develop new features. Everyone is welcome.


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Equivalent to clicking the Add-Ins command on the Tools menu. Adds or removes an installed add-in from the working set. The add-in file must already be installed.
Syntax
ADDIN.MANAGER(operation_num, addinname_text, copy_logical)
ADDIN.MANAGER?(operation_num, addinname_text, copy_logical)
Operation_num determines the operation that the add-in manager will perform.
| Operation_num | Operation |
| 1 | Adds an add-in to the working set, using the descriptive name in the Add-Ins dialog box. |
| 2 | Removes an add-in from the working set, using the descriptive name in the Add-Ins dialog box. |
| 3 | Adds a new add-in to the list of add-ins that Microsoft Excel knows about. Equivalent to clicking on the Browse button in the Add-Ins dialog box and clicking a file. |
Addinname_text specifies the name of the add-in. If operation_num is 1 or 2, use the descriptive name of the add-in, such as "SOLVER". If operation_num is 3, this contains the filename of the add-in.
Copy_logical specifies whether the add-in should be copied to the library directory. This argument is only used if operation_num is 3. If omitted, and the file is on removable media, the user will be asked if they want to copy it to removable media.
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When pubspec.yaml or any *.dart file is opened in the editor this inspection checks that Dart support is enabled and Dart SDK is configured.


TSuperSampler is a nested sampler that adds a mechanism for performing super sampling. By adding a super sampler to a chain of samplers, it is possible to increase the sampling density, which will improve the quality of the rasterized output image.
For each input sample (x, y), we find the subsamples by using a rectangular grid, regularly subdivided (according to SamplingX and SamplingY) within the region (x - 0.5, y - 0.5, x + 0.5, y + 0.5).


X: Because I've taken control of the lab's computer systems. I also have control of the intercom system. Listen. "Attention all robots! This is George. Please come to the training room. X has something cool to show you."
George: Wow, do I really sound that nasally?
Alice encounters a doppelgänger or a recording of herself and is shocked as to the style of speech she uses, and how stupid it sounds, and inquires of her friends as to whether she really sounds like that.
Truth in Television. We hear our own voices through our own ears, which are interrupted by our brains' perception and we often perceive it as different from how it really is and are surprised by the real thing.
Compare with Reality Is Unrealistic.
Here is a compilation with a lot of examples of this quote and other variations.
Examples
- Meru from Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei stopped talking after some boys made fun of her voice, and she recorded her voice to hear what it sounded like. She was so shocked, she started communicating via text messages. Abusive Text Messages.
- In an early issue of Daredevil, Foggy Nelson impersonates Daredevil to impress Karen Page as the real DD looks on. Matt reacts to Foggy's attempts to sound like Daredevil with disdain. "Now there's a remark worthy of Spider-Man! I wonder if I sound that cornball?" Later, after realizing he actually does sound as silly as Foggy sometimes, he says "from now on I'm the old-fashioned strong, silent type crimefighter."
- Played with in the IDW crossover between the movie versions of the Ghostbusters and their animated counterparts since Real!Janine wasn't voiced by her movie actress. Movie!Ray uses his team's trans-dimensional portal to enter the "Real" dimension to try and get some readings that could help the situation. He also has a video camera that sends footage to their computer, and gets Real!Janine on camera. Upon hearing the latter's voice, Movie!Janine then has this exchange with the "Real" versions of Egon and Ray:
Movie!Janine: Wait, is that me? That can't be how my voice sounds. Is it? (next panel, looking annoyed) Well?
Real!Egon: Ah, that depends.
Real!Ray: Would you yell? - In Robin Tim asks "What's with, 'Good evening citizens'? I don't really talk like that do I?" after Superboy impersonates Robin in order to help Tim out.
- Early in Superior Spider-Man, Doctor Octopus, having taken over Peter Parker's body, is checking out one of his old labs. He triggers a trap with a video recording of Ock in his prime boasting of his greatness and moans over both the voice and the arrogance.
- When Peter gets his body back, he briefly pretends to still be Ock in a hammy manner. Peter then asks "wow, I spent months talking like that and no one noticed?"
- Robot Thor frequently repeats "Please tell me I don't sound like that." upon meeting the real Thor in The Ultimates Volume 3.
- A The Far Side cartoon had two scrawny geeks listening to a tape-recorder: "Does my voice really sound that funny?"
- In Plans, Hannah is watching a Crime TV episode showing her crimes (that is, an actress pretending to be a younger version of her) and is greatly distressed at how the actress is mangling her accent:
Hannah: This isn't what I sound like. (to Lumen) I don't sound like that. Do I sound like that?
Lumen: You don't sound like that. - The Triptych Continuum story Mechanical Aptitude opens with a unicorn wandering into a repair shop because he simply can't believe that the recordings of his own startlingly obnoxious voice are accurate. His issues are, of course, worse than that.
- A variation from The Emperor's New Groove: Yzma has been turned into a fluffy little cat and reacts to her voice sounding higher with "Is that my voice? Is that... my voice?!"
- Of course, she is played by Eartha Kitt...
- Apparently, this was Eartha's reaction when she heard what cat! Yzma's voice sounded like. They threw it in.
- Inverted in Hoodwinked!. Twitchy (Cory Edwards) is high on coffee and has to speak into a tape deck, which is played back at quarter speed to make it intelligible. His voice sounds just like Cory Edwards. Twitchy puts on a rather impressed, suave expression on hearing it.
- How to Train Your Dragon 2: Hiccup is less than amused by Astrid's spot-on impression of his body language (and more joking impression of his voice).
Astrid: [in squeaky, nasal tones] Not now, Dad, I've got a whole day of goofing off to get started!
Hiccup: Wha...? Okay, first of all, I-I don't sound like that. Who - what is this character? And...and second, what is that thing you're doing with my shoulders? - In the Star Trek: The Next Generation CGI parody Sev Trek: Pus in Boots, Lieutenant Barf (Worf) is impersonated by a shapeshifting alien who he takes on in a dramatic batleth duel while exchanging the usual insults and Bond One Liners. Later Barf pours out his troubles to the ship's counselor.
Barf: To destroy myself in combat brings me dishonor as a Klingoff warrior. And does my voice really sound that funny?
- Toy Story 2: Buzz encounters another Buzz who believes himself to be the real Buzz.
Buzz 2: All Rangers are to be in hypersleep until awoken by authorized personel!
Buzz 1: Tell me I wasn't this deluded.
- In The 13th Warrior, as Ibn Fadlan is learning the Norse language, he catches the end of one Viking doing an impression of another, to which the other says "I don't sound like that" in the exact same voice.
- In 22 Jump Street, Schmidt is the only one who doesn't think Mr. Walters' impression of him is spot on.
Schmidt: That doesn't sound anything like me.
Jenko: It's not not you. - In Annie (2014), when the title character sees video footage of herself for the first time, her reaction is "Whoa, my hair's gigantic!"
- In The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training Ahmad cringes at watching himself give a quite respectable interview to at TV news reporter.
- A variation from Casablanca; when Rick Blaine reads Major Strausser's dossier on him, he asks, "Are my eyes really brown?"
- Noteworthy variant in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban when Hermione gets a look at her past self:
Hermione: Does my hair really look like that from the back?
- A variation happens in Super Troopers, when Farva quotes O'Hagan's favorite expression in the same fake Irish accent. The (drunk) O'Hagan asks the other cops if he really sounds like that. Their expressions are priceless, as they try to come up with a good answer, especially since they're all pretty wasted.

- There is a novel about the Communist-Nationalist war in China. One of the rebels produces a recording of another and plays it for him. The other character, who is unfamiliar with records, refuses to believe that it is his own voice, until the first rebel explains why this is the case.
- In one of the Red Dwarf books Rimmer recalls being horrified at hearing his own voice on an answering machine, as he learned that what he'd imagined to be a clear and proper voice of command proved to be a heavily accented mumbling. He's remembering this because of meeting a hologram of himself, and seeing his own mannerisms and personality from the outside is 1000 times worse.
- In Skyward, the protagonist Spensa has a habit of making grandiose insults as a form of bravado.  None of them can bring themselves to reply.
- Star Wars Legends: In the first book of The Thrawn Trilogy, Threepio's voice is modded to sound like Leia's so that he can act as a decoy. Leia herself, listening to him, wonders the phrase of this trope.
- In The Tamuli series by David Eddings, Sparhawk has this reaction when they magically disguise Berit as Sparhawk.
- Emma Bull's War for the Oaks has the heroine under a spell that removes all glamours. A side-effect is that she can hear her voice as she sounds to other people, which is a bit disorienting.
- Arrested Development: "Ready, Aim, Marry Me" Michael asks Tobias to record and listen to his own voice in order to hear himself, hoping he would notice that almost everything he says is Innocent Innuendo. Tobias does notice something unusual in his style of speech but still manages to completely miss the point: he realizes he sounds conceited. As an added bonus, his reaction to this realization is itself an innuendo: "Tobias, you blowhard!"
- In one episode of The Big Bang Theory Bernadette has become tired of hearing about Howard's trip to space and suggests he find something else to talk about, later he tries to bring it up at a Halloween party but he's afraid she'll tell him to stop and he gets upset, when she asks him what's wrong he responds while mocking her high pitched voice and she replies in a completely different voice "I don't sound like that!"
- Castle, in "Nikki Heat", when actress Natalie Rhodes starts dressing and acting like Beckett in order to research the lead role in an upcoming Nikki Heat movie. She gets Beckett's mannerisms eerily close:
Beckett (watching Natalie chew her knuckle): Do I really do that?
Castle: Yes, and it's adorable. - Doctor Who:
- The visual variant shows up in "Space"/"Time", with Amy Pond.
Amy 1: Do I really look like that?
Amy 2: Yeah. Yeah, you do.
Amy 1: Mmm... I'd give you a driver's licence.
Amy 2: I'll bet you would. - A similar version happens in "Listen" when Clara Oswald checks out herself from slightly earlier in her timeline, striding away in a tight skirt.
Clara: Is that what I look like from the back?
The Doctor: It's fine.
Clara: I was thinking it was good.
- The visual variant shows up in "Space"/"Time", with Amy Pond.
- Lampshaded mercilessly on Friends. Ross starts insulting Russ's diction, totally unaware that Russ speaks exactly as he does (if a bit more exaggerated). The others are clearly trying their best not to break out in guffaws, but Chandler manages to calmly ask whether that's annoying. Cue Ross using exactly the same diction to reply "... Yeah!"
- Inverted when Phoebe professionally records her song "Smelly Cat". Phoebe is astonished as how good she sounds, despite is being obvious to everyone else that she has been dubbed by a real singer.
- Averted in an episode of Get Smart, when Sigfried has captured Max to replace him with a duplicate (also played by Don Adams). Max remains calm until the duplicate demonstrates he's also got the voice down.
Max: They'll never fall for it, Sigfried. He may look like me, but I have a very distinct and unique voice!
Fake Max: You hear that, Sigfried? He has a very distinct and unique voice! - Lois & Clark episode "Virtually Destroyed": Clark is bemused by the Virtual Superman's style of speech, using cheesy terms like "Good Day Citizens!" and asks Lois if he really talks like that.
- Another variant in Mystery Science Theater 3000, "Invasion of the Neptune Men".
Mike: [as Japanese scientist looking at blurry photo] Is that really what I look like?
- On one episode of MythBusters, Grant recorded the "Coming up on Mythbusters!" pre-commercial thing on one of the oldest voice recording machines, and after hearing it played back asked if he really sounded like that. Then the next several things he said were all in a deliberately deeper voice.
- In The Nanny, Fran usually seemed absolutely oblivious to her nasal goose-honk like voice. One time, when hearing herself on TV, she said there must be something wrong with the set because sounded so nasal. However, later, when she's trying to climb out of a stuck elevator, she screams.
Fran: Oh, my God.
Max: What is it, another rat?
Fran: No, there's an echo in here. I just heard my own voice. - Royal Pains had a serious example. Their patient of the week has an Eastern European accent, but is referenced as being from the American mid-west. This leads them to realize that she's suffering from Foreign Accent Syndrome and likely has serious brain damage.  She even says the trope name when she hears her voice.
- In Runaways (2017) season two, Nico's reaction to Xavin shapeshifting into her exact double is to ask if she's really that short.
- Stargate SG-1:
- In one of the audio dramas, Vala is being held in a prisoner and Daniel has to come in and negotiate for her release. Vala narrates the events that led to this situation, starting off with when she and the rest of SG-1 were beginning a mission. She imitates each of their voices.
Vala: (as Daniel) Er, there are some interesting ruins in the shallows. I'd like to take a look at them and do some archaeological things.
Daniel: I don't sound like that.
 I'm talking.
Daniel: "Archaeological things"? - There's also an episode of the show where a bounty hunter uses a device to imitate Mitchell's voice.
Mitchell: Do I really sound like that?
- In one of the audio dramas, Vala is being held in a prisoner and Daniel has to come in and negotiate for her release. Vala narrates the events that led to this situation, starting off with when she and the rest of SG-1 were beginning a mission. She imitates each of their voices.
- Supernatural. When Sam meets his soulless self in a Battle in the Center of the Mind, Soulless!Sam asks if he's really that gawky.
- When Edge and Randy Orton impersonated D-Generation X, Orton (playing Shawn Michaels) imitated Michaels' "dancing" to the ring. When the real DX came out, the first thing Michaels says to Triple H is "You gotta tell me: do I really look that stupid?" HHH's reply?
- In a Z100 Phone Tap, a woman yelled a lot of insults and curses, then hung up. Then the radio hosts called back and played back a recording of her very same yelling. It was hilarious as she didn't realize that she was arguing with, well, herself.
- In the Big Finish Doctor Who episode Caerdroia, the Doctor gets a Literal Split Personality and comments that he thought he was taller, which doesn't really make much sense, despite being rather funny and endearing because he really isn't all that tall. (As far as playing this trope straight goes, the three versions all speak quite differently)
- Mass Effect
- During Thane's loyalty mission in Mass Effect 2, Captain Bailey mentions that there's a Shepard VI—and you get to see it in Mass Effect 3. It's an exaggerated version of Shepard's canon "personality" - the Paragon version is ridiculously cheery and gung-ho, while the Renegade version suggests you tear it out of its socket and run off if you can't pay.
- The Citadel DLC mission takes this one step further - the villain is an evil clone who borrows Shepard's infamous "I should go" before sealing the team in a vault. Guess what Shepard's biggest concern is?
Shepard: Do I sound like that?
Liara: I think it was one of the first things you said to me.
Shepard: How come nobody told me about this before?! I'm open to feedback here!
Liara: You could try "I'll be seeing you." That might spice things up. - If EDI and Wrex are present during that scene, EDI will claim that she's heard Shepard utter those words 216 times since she first met them in the second game, while Wrex claims to have been under the impression that "I should go" was some kind of traditional farewell amongst humans.
- If Garrus is present, he'll admit he doesn't have much room to criticise after being told how often he uses the word "calibrations".
- In one of Max Payne's drug-induced dreams, he gets a phone call from himself, where the other him is firing off an really off-color Private Eye Monologue.
- This can happen in The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time, after you've acquired Arthur and jumped back to the time zone you found him in. If you backtrack along the path you took to get to him, Arthur makes fun of how his past self tries to sound spooky to warn you off, then after the act is dropped, he asks you if his voice sounds dorky.
- Diane of El Goonish Shive is resistant to the idea that Susan looks and sounds just like her. While the audience obviously doesn't get to hear either character's voice, both Ellen and Rhoda have commented that they sound identical. Diane is less than convinced.
Rhoda: Listen to her voice. She sounds just like you!
Diane: Pfft. I don't sound like that. - In Girl Genius, when the Dingbot containing Agatha's holographic message about the Other finally turns up again in England, playing the message shows its journey through snippets of conversation, since apparently it plays all its recordings and then records a new one, presumably assuming it's a reply. The snippets all begin with the person who's handing it off reacting to the recording of them receiving it, including "Goodness, do I really squint like that?" "Heavens — Hadn't realised I was that fat..." and "Ugh, do I really sound like that?"
- The Spectacular Spider Man episode "Persona":
Chameleon Spider-Man: How 'bout a taste of Spider-PUNCH!
Spider-Man: Please tell me I don't sound like that, or at least that I offer a higher-quality quip. - Invader Zim had Dib comment on how boring his explanations are when he meets a future version of himself. Played with in that it's actually Zim talking through a robot duplicate. He even lapses into his usual speech patterns at one point.
- Transformers Animated
- In the episode "Along Came a Spider": Sari dresses up as Optimus for Halloween.
Sari: Oh look at me, I'm Optimus Prime, I'm scared of spiders.
Optimus: That's not what I sound like.... Is it? - Then she can't resist borrowing his "Transform and roll out".
- In the episode "Along Came a Spider": Sari dresses up as Optimus for Halloween.
- South Park: After a dragon is summoned from everyone overusing the word "shit", it sounds exactly like Cartman.
Cartman: Man, that voice is lame.
- Futurama, "A Head in the Polls": Nixon hears a recording of himself and says...
Nixon: My god, do I really sound like that? I thought my voice had more of a Clark Gable quality!
- Family Guy
- Lois hears her own voice when she speaks into a microphone.
Lois: Oh God, is that my voice? God, it's all whiny and nasally and... egh.
- In an earlier episode, Lois has this reaction when she sees Fran Drescher playing her in a reality show based on the Griffins.
Fran: [as Lois] Oh Peter, you promised you wouldn't drink at the stag party. Hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe...
Lois: Ugh, I do not sound like that!
Lois: (laughing) That's not bad. I mean, I sound nothing like that, but it's a fun character. - Lois hears her own voice when she speaks into a microphone.
- The Simpsons
- Marge.
Marge: Testing, 1, 2, 3... oh my! Do I sound like that?
- And again with Homer in another episode. Bart tells him his voice sounds perfect for a cartoon, and...
Bart: Haven't you ever listened to your own voice?
Homer: No.
Bart: Here, speak into this. (pulls out a tape-recorder)
Homer: (into the microphone) Hi. This is Homer Simpson saying hello to all you ladies in Springfield. (Bart rewinds and plays the recording) AAH! - They also subverted it in one episode, where Bart plays a recording of a "conversation" he "had" with "Marge" (it was Bart doing both voices, poorly imitating his mother's) about whether Otto could live in their garage.
Homer: Marge, how could you?!
Marge: That's not my voice!
Homer: Oh, everyone says that when they hear themselves on tape!
- Marge.
- Avatar: The Last Airbender
- The leads are very defensive of this trope. Particularly Katara in "The Ember Island Players":
Actor!Katara: And we must never relinquish hope, even to our dying day!
Katara: Well that's just silly, I don't sound like that! - Zuko too.
Zuko: They make me look totally stiff and humorless.
Katara: Actually, I think that actor's pretty spot-on.
Zuko: How could you say that!?
Actor!Iroh: Let's forget about the Avatar, and get massages!
 Subverted with Toph, who finds the depiction of herself as a deep-voiced macho man very flattering.
- The leads are very defensive of this trope. Particularly Katara in "The Ember Island Players":
- Sean says this in Back to Bortron 7 after a bunch of TV screens show him saying "Booyah! Science!"
- Dipper Gravity Falls says this word for word after the others play him a recording of his pubescent voice. He tries to change his voice because of it.
- Allegedly, regarding the voice actors' impersonations of them in Yellow Submarine, each of The Beatles believed that his own voice was slightly off, but the other three were perfect imitations.
- This was a variation on Ventrilo Harassment called Nerd Confusion, where the soundboard was stocked with recordings of the occupants of the channel. Shit, as they say, was so cash.
- On the MegaTokyo website, Dom (the real-life guy who inspired the character, and "drew" Filler Strips) once blogged that having appeared once on Jeopardy!, he could never watch the tape because his recorded voice disturbs him too much.
- C. S. Lewis once noted his dismay, upon first hearing a recording of himself, at realizing that his Ulster brogue had faded during his years in England. He also admitted that the recording proved some students' cheeky imitations of his voice were more accurate than he had realized.
- According to this interview, the voice actress Andrea Libman, best known as Pinkie Pie and Fluttershy on My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, isn't very fond of listening to her own voice.
- According to this behind the scenes interview, when Reba McEntire listened to the recordings she did for the character Betsy in the 2006 live-action version of Charlotte's Web, she refused to believe that she sounded like a hick, but she also said she was proud of it.


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(Right) By the end of the third trip to the installation site we have track laid through the loops, staging, Duluth and the West Duluth yard. We had also begun to drop feeder wires. About one pair of feeders for each 40” section of track. We have a lot of wires to drop! The West Duluth roundhouse is seen here, but it is not yet permanently placed as we’re waiting for the turntable to arrive from Millhouse River Studios. The grade in the foreground is just under 1%.
(Left) Our version of the West Duluth trestle. The prototype was ½ mile long and
went up and over the neighborhoods of West Duluth. The three story depot is a scratch-
(Right) Looking from the doorway to the reverse side of the trestle and depot. Once
completed, the layout design inhibits this view of the depot. All those stairs on
the backside will be tough to see. All the sub-
(Left) One more view of the trestle and depot. The loco is a Williams 2-
(Right) A view down the Duluth aisle and a look at the Atlas flex track that was laid over the course of 4 days. There will be close to 3000’ of this code 148 track laid down before the golden spike is driven. There will also be over 100 Atlas turnouts used to complete this incredible layout. Backdrop/scene divider will be erected to to the left of the West Duluth trestle which will inhibit the view from this aisle to the rest of the layout. The entire layout will be similarly compartmented require each operator to walk along with his/her train.
(Left) As seen in the far upper and left distance of this photo, we installed benchwork
along the East and North walls during the forth trip to the layout site. This photo
provides a glimpse at the extent of this layout. The benchwork in the middle is West
Duluth yard. Noah is working on lowering the upper level benchwork 6” as the clients
requested some changes to the original plan. The lower staging tracks are still accessible,
but tight for doing much fiddling on the rear-
(Above) Noah and Scott discuss an important point while laying out the Ft. Francis yard along the North wall. The pile of empty boxes in the foreground represent a fraction of the Atlas switches that this project requires. The empty floor space will be crowded with more railroad in a few short months.
(Above) A couple of views of the finished model West Duluth depot. The tower in the rear housed an elevator for freight. The DWP was not a busy passenger line and this Depot was not the scene of crowded platforms and bustling passengers. The windows and doors are custom made resin castings that are available through Scale Art Parts.
(Right) Mainline action on the DWP! Our first train runs on the new track work and
zips through the staging on the lower level. The supports for the upper level will
be finished with the fascia and will look much nicer than they do currently. We put
together a mixed bag of 16 freight cars to check out our track laying and grades.
The Weaver 2-
(Left) My son, Aram took this neat shot of the station board through the open box car doors. It is noteworthy that the client has all of his rolling stock upgraded with Kadee couplers, Atlas trucks and Intermountain metal wheelsets. The results are that all the cars match perfectly and roll beautifully. Jeff will be returning to the layout soon to finish the trestle. The legs for the girder bridge are not final. We also have to hide the wire drops.
Photo by Aram Anderson
Photo by Aram Anderson
Photos by Aram Anderson
Photos by Aram Anderson
(Right) Uncle Pete visits the DWP!
In a flight of fancy a UP Challenger rumbles across the West Duluth trestle as Noah and Scott watch closely for any signs of trouble. While our 60” minimum radii cause the boiler to swing out a bit, the loco negotiated the DWP right of way with no problems except for a clearance issue with one of the girder bridges. The bridge sides have been widened although nothing larger than a USRA Light Mikado will ply this iron in reality. The Challenger is a Sunset 3rd. Rail locomotive.
Photo by Aram Anderson


Kathy Sue O'Donnell
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Housewife and manager of our ranch since 2003. Substitute teacher at the local school (K-12). Homeschooled our daughter, from 2003-2014, who is now a third year veterinary student in the Colorado State University Veterinary Program. Being a certified public accountant (CPA), I offer my assistance to relatives and others regarding tax and accounting issues. In recent years, operated a Farmers Market in our local town of Kirk. Have worked in the past at public accounting firms as well as the Kansas Corporation Commission and Kansas Racing Commission where I made presentations to the state legislature.
Masters of Business Administration degree - Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM), Sydney, Australia 1986-1987; Certified Public Accountant certificate, 1983; Bachelor or Science, Business, Accounting, Kansas State University, 1979; Associate of Arts, Cloud County Community College, Concordia, KS 1977; Mater Gardener in Shawnee County, Kansas 1990s; Youth Hostel Leadership program, 1989.
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I am the backup person for our local Republican precint. I attend county caucuses and meetings when I can. This year I assisted in contacting area people reminding them to get out and vote.
Rural life doesn't really lend itself to associations, etc. the way life in the city does. Our county has 4 people per square mile compared to Denver's 4000 per square mile. We are forty miles from our county seat. Our two closest neighbors are nearly a mile away (we know them well and we all watch out for each other.) Thus my involvement in organizations has been limited. Some of those I do participate in include our county Republican party group, our church's Altar Society, and Altar Society Bible Study group (our church is 27 miles away).
This somewhat follows from the response above regarding rural life. However, we have in the previous years 2014-2018, worked to promote healthy eating to area peoples by providing a weekly farmer's market in which we grew and sold pesticide-free vegetables, homemade jams, jellies, etc.
I want to help make sure our American Republic is here for generations to come and thus do my part to help our government be limited, fair, and accountable.
As a CPA I have learned to look at issues objectively and explain situations to clients in a balanced and reasonable manner helping them to understand their options and make decisions that will be best under the circumstances. I think this ability is useful in promoting consensus or agreement. As for the ability to be fair and impartial, this too, I believe is a characteristic of a CPA. I have always and continue to strive for such throughout life.
Analytical skills, logic, and reason are all skills I believe I possess being a CPA. Having worked in both taxation and auditing I have dealt with many clients and businesses over the years, including the Internal Revenue Service. One must be able to switch gears very rapidly and effectively when dealing with a high volume of clients at any one point in time, all having their own specific issues, while at the same time looking forward as to how decisions made today will affect the future.
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