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Video: Pokémon Sword And Shield Brings The Hype With New 'Epic Battle' Commercial
Phwoar...
by Ryan CraddockIf you're not yet feeling the hype for the upcoming Pokémon Sword and Shield games, you might want to give this fancy new commercial a spin.
Appropriately called 'Pokémon Sword & Pokémon Shield – Epic battles await', this new trailer certainly brings the heat. With the current state of the Pokémon community, we're sure there'll be some fans who will watch this and say, "meh, looks rubbish anyway" without giving it a second thought, but if you're a little more open-minded, you'll hopefully enjoy it. Seeing the opening with that giant Corvinight would've blown our tiny minds as kids.
As well as the fancy CGI, the video showcases the all-new Dynamax and Gigantamax phenomena set to appear in the upcoming games - a feature which we'll make sure to explore when our full review of the games drops in the near future.
If you missed it, two brand new Pokémon were shown off in a trailer yesterday. Interestingly, The Pokémon Company hasn't revealed the names of these new monsters in an official capacity.
Are you excited for Pokémon Sword and Shield as the release draws near? Only three days to go, Trainers!


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 A perfect eyeliner will make your day more beautiful.
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A bobby pin can really help you to a perfect winged eyeliner. Just colour the sharp edge of a bobby pin with your favourite eyeliner. Use the coloured bobbpy pin edge as an eyeliner wing stamp and you're good to go!
Place a spoon at the corner of your eyes and draw the wing outline according your choice. Lastly fill the outlines and your perfectly perfect winged eyeliner is ready.


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| DOSE: |
0.5 tablets |
rectal |
MDA |
[Erowid Note: While it may be that the substance described below is MDA, Ecstasy tablets are notoriously impure or misrepresented, often containing chemicals other than those they are presumed to contain. This report is marked as an MDA report, but readers should be aware that this is more of a general Ecstasy report.]
I have always been interested in taking MDA, but no one I knew ever seemed to have it. Until a week ago when I went to a rave with a couple of my friends. At this party I took quite strong XTC (about 180 mg).
When the rave was over I went to sleep with a friend because I was too tired to walk all the way home (I was still high on the X but I didn't have the energy rush anymore). When we finally got back at my friend's place we decided to share a little red heartshaped pill together (1.00 AM). After I swalloded it he told me that what we just took was MDA. I was surprised cause I thougt it was XTC, but I wasn't scared for I was finally going to have a MDA-trip.
After thirty minutes I noticed that my friend fell asleep. I thought he would wake up when the pill would kick in...but he didn't. I was kinda pissed because now I had to trip on my own on something I wasn't familiar with, so I decided to go to sleep too.
'Unfortunately', I wasn't able to keep my eyes closed when I was trying to fall asleep. This was about sixty minutes after insertion. Suddenly I noticed my body was getting really warm. I knew I was going to reach the peak.
Ninety minutes after insertion I gave up trying to fall asleep.  First I thougt it were some peolpe in my friends house but we were home alone. Then I realized the noises I heard were the same as I heard on the rave. This was really weird. I knew this trip would be more psychedelic than XTC.
After two hours of sweating and jaw-clenching I realized I needed to drink water so I went to the kitchen. The kitchen was dark. In a normal state of mind I would be intelligent enough to try to find a light switch but now I didn't really care. This was when the hallucinations really started to kick in. I saw an empty glass standing on the kitchen table. When I tried to pick up the glass I was surprised that I was grabbing air for it was just a (very detailed) hallucination. It took me about ten minutes to find a real glass.
I decided to drink my water in his kitchen (still with the lights off). In a matter of seconds the weird, funny hallucinations turned into weirder and scarier ones. I saw two little girls, dressed in all black, sitting in the corner of the room. I also saw a rattle snake sitting on the kitchen counter. I'm pretty scared of snakes and little girls but these hallucinations didn't really seem to bother me. I think because I have enough experience with mushrooms to know to stay calm in frightening situations knowing that the drugs are messing with my head. You also have to realize that your hallucinations are more intense in dark places.
Four hours after insertion I noticed I was getting sleepy again. I layed down on a couch in his living room. Though I was able to close my eyes now, I could not fall into a deep sleep because I was having intense closed-eye visuals. For ninety minutes I was half-asleep, sometimes waking up to drink some water or to take a piss. Finally, about six o' clock in the morning I fell asleep.
Conclusion: after this experience I can say MDA is my favourite drug (yet). The hallucinations/visuals were more magical than the ones I have had with mushrooms (even with strong doses). The next time I take MDA I will probably do it with some other people to see if it really is a love-drug. You can't really find that out when you're tripping alone. All I can say is this was the weirdest trip I ever had. I think you should try a mild dose of mushrooms before you take MDA. Anyway, just be careful you don't take too much the first time.
Greetings from Holland.
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Star Wars, Episode I – The Phantom Menace directed by George Lucas starring Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor, Jake Lloyd, Natalie Portman, Samuel L. Jackson, Frank Oz Rated PG (sci-fi action and violence)
*** out of **** / B+
I wish I could say that there is something more to the new Star Wars installment than what you see in the commercials, but there isn't. George Lucas is an expert at crafting triumphant, special effects-bound flicks and he has done it again. This is the first Star Wars film I've seen on the big screen, so, of course, the impact was much greater than when I watched the three original episodes on video. What is compelling about The Phantom Menace is not its disposable story, but its amazing visuals.
Basically, the film's plot is centered around trade disputes between two planets. Qui-Gon (Liam Neeson) and his young apprentice Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) set out with the animated Jar-Jar Binks to fix the mess that may result in war. When their ship breaks down and they are stranded, they find a young boy, Anakin Skywalker (Jake Lloyd) and his slave mother. Qui-Gon strongly believes that Anakin is destined for Jedi greatness and immediately takes him under his wing. Anakin participates in a heart-pounding Podrace, one of the highlights of the film, to get the equipment needed to fix Qui-Gon's ship. However, most everyone is doubtful about entrusting the future to some unknown slave boy. Meanwhile, Queen Amadala (Natalie Portman) is frustrated and at wit's end, being naïve and young and having so much responsibility on her shoulders.
There are hardly any emotional scenes in the film- even when we discover that Anakin will be leaving his slave mother behind to begin Jedi training, the frenzied excitement of the whole film wears down the poignancy to the size of a crumb. This does not prove that The Phantom Menace is poorly made for it is brilliantly made. In all the Star Wars films, human emotions that we, the audience, can identify with are usually nil, but the films are for pure enjoyment, not for uplifting purposes. Despite the fun of watching the movie, The Phantom Menace is not without flaws. For starters, we have the ill-conceived, moronic character Jar-Jar Binks who should be considered a threat to Star Wars galactic society and to the audience. What a klutz! George Lucas clumsily tried to create a fun character that would be as memorable as, say, Yoda, R2-D2, or C3-PO, but, alas, his efforts were in vain. Secondly (this may be good or bad, depending on your point of view), the movie's atmosphere is so different from the familiar comic-book feel of the previous three Star Wars installments. This is due, perhaps, to the utter complexity to this movie's plot and the higher level of sophistication of the visual effects used here. The movie seems to be reaching for epic proportions.
I can't say much about the acting, though acting has never been what you saw Star Wars movies for anyway. However, there is absolutely no pizzazz to the performances- they are straightforward and, at times, stale. Natalie Portman has a great presence, but her turn as Queen Amadala makes the queen a stoic, unfeeling… enigma. There is nothing we can hold onto in her performance to make us believe the trade predicament is anything of importance. Jake Lloyd is the only actor here who has an ounce of evident spunk.
Despite the inevitable faults, there is so much to enjoy about the movie. The heightened excitement of the final sequences doesn't quite surpass the famous The Empire Strikes Back climactic scenes, but they are amazing and edge-of-your-seat fun in their own rite. The film is a treasure to look at. The visual effects are astonishing 99.8% of the time- the awe-inspiring, mouth-opening, eye-popping sight of the underwater city is nothing short of production design and special effects genius. Not since 1997's The Fifth Element has there been a film as drenched in visual treats as this one. The production design is reminiscent of The Fifth Element, the previous Star Wars movies, Kubrick's 2001, maybe even of Fritz Lang's classic silent Metropolis. However, all the sets are so original. The original Star Wars movies can't even match the grandeur of this film's visuals and that is a sheer pleasure for the viewer- it gives us hope of even greater things for the upcoming episode.
The costumes are remarkable and have Jean-Paul Gaultier written all over them. Whether its Queen Amadala's gigantic wardrobe complete with gold-embroidery and feathers, or the Jedis' simple brown uniforms, the costume designer has fused talent with outrageousness. The costumes are one of the true delights of watching the movie.
As for John Williams' score, I don't think he's done one as complex or powerful since… I can't even remember. It is as epic as his Schindler's List score and as thrilling and zestful as Jaws. It includes the bare bones of his music from the previous three films, but Williams has added on, made the music much more intense and moving.
What with the overwhelming hoopla that circled this movie, one might come in with high expectations and be disappointed. There is very little to hate in the film: it's a very accomplished and skillfully made flick. It is the best "fun" film and the best big-budget film out today, most definitely.
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X3J13 accepted v11 Jun 89 on vote of N-1...
Issue: ADJUST-ARRAY-NOT-ADJUSTABLE
References: ADJUST-ARRAY (p297), ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P (p293),
MAKE-ARRAY (pp286-289), simple arrays (p28, 289),
simple strings with fill pointers (p299),
VECTOR-PUSH-EXTEND (p296)
Category: CLARIFICATION and CHANGE
Edit history: 22-Apr-87, Version 1 by Pitman
15-Nov-88, Versions 2a,2b,2c by Pitman
02-Dec-88, Version 3 by Pitman
11-Jan-89, Version 4 by Pitman
16-Jan-89, Version 5, by Gabriel. Amended at the meeting to shorten.
23-Jan-89, Version 6, by Moon. Shorten without the bug introduced
by the amendment, add clarification of SIMPLE-ARRAY type.
15-Feb-89, Version 7, by Pitman. Minor changes per comments from
RPG and Dalton.
11-Mar-89, Version 8, by Pitman. Change category, add endorsements.
17-Mar-89, Version 9, by Moon, fix wording and examples to make it
clear that the semantics of simple-array is unchanged.
6-Jun-89, Version 10, by Moon and Gabriel, do over.
23-Jun-89, Version 11, by Moon, two little corrections
Problem Description:
There are a number of unclear passages in CLtL related to simple arrays
and adjustable arrays. There is disagreement on precisely how these
passages are to be interpreted, and no one is happy with the fact that
ADJUST-ARRAY works only on an implementation-dependent subset of arrays.
The description of the :ADJUSTABLE option to MAKE-ARRAY on p288 says that
``the argument, if specified and not NIL, indicates that it must be
possible to alter the array's size dynamically after it is created. This
argument defaults to NIL.'' The description of the :ADJUSTABLE option
does not say what MAKE-ARRAY will do if the argument is unsupplied or
explicitly NIL.
The description of ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P on p293 says that it is true ``if
the argument (which must be an array) is adjustable, and otherwise
false.'' However, the description of MAKE-ARRAY makes it clear that this
is not necessarily the same as asking if the array was created with
:ADJUSTABLE T. If ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P returns NIL, you know that
:ADJUSTABLE NIL was supplied (or no :ADJUSTABLE option was supplied), but
if ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P returns T, then there is no information about
whether :ADJUSTABLE was used.
The description of ADJUST-ARRAY on pp297-298 says that it is ``not
permitted to call ADJUST-ARRAY on an array that was not created with the
:ADJUSTABLE option.'' This is inconsistent with ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P.
The definition of SIMPLE-ARRAY on p.28 says ``an array that is not
displaced to another array, has no fill pointer, and is not to have its
size adjusted dynamically after creation is called a simple array.''
It is left unclear whether this is an implication or an equivalence,
i.e. whether there can be other simple arrays as well.
CLtL p.299 appears to refer to simple strings with fill pointers,
suggesting that it is an implication, but similar language is used for
equivalences in other parts of CLtL.
Proposal (ADJUST-ARRAY-NOT-ADJUSTABLE:IMPLICIT-COPY)
1. If MAKE-ARRAY is called with the :ADJUSTABLE, :FILL-POINTER,
and :DISPLACED-TO arguments each either unspecified or false, the
resulting array is a simple array. (This just repeats what CLtL
says on page 289, it's here to aid in understanding the next point.)
2. If MAKE-ARRAY is called with one or more of the :ADJUSTABLE,
:FILL-POINTER, or :DISPLACED-TO arguments true, whether the
resulting array is simple is unspecified.
3. It is permitted to call ADJUST-ARRAY on any array. (Remove the
restriction documented at the bottom of p.297.)
4. If ADJUST-ARRAY is applied to an array created with :ADJUSTABLE true,
the array returned is EQ to its first argument. It is not specified
whether ADJUST-ARRAY returns an array EQ to its first argument for any
other arrays. If the array returned by ADJUST-ARRAY is not EQ to its
first argument, the original array is unchanged and does not share
storage with the new array.
5. The predicate ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P is true if and only if ADJUST-ARRAY
will return a value EQ to this array when given this array as its first
argument.
Clarifications and Logical Consequences:
a. There is no specified way to create an array for which ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P
definitely returns NIL.
b. There is no specified way to create an array that is non-simple.
c. The definition of SIMPLE-ARRAY on p.28 is taken to be an implication,
not an equivalence. This is either a clarification or a change depending
on one's prior reading of that definition.
d. The meaning of ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P is changed.
e. As with such functions as DELETE and NCONC, textbooks should
instruct programmers to be careful to receive the value returned by
ADJUST-ARRAY, as it might not be EQ to the first argument.
f. VECTOR-PUSH-EXTEND still signals an error if given a non-adjustable
array. ADJUST-ARRAY's new feature of making a copy cannot be used
by VECTOR-PUSH-EXTEND, since there is no way to return the copy to
the caller.
Rationale:
Points 3 and 4 eliminate the problem of ADJUST-ARRAY only working on a
subset of arrays, by changing it to work on all arrays. It remains
implementation-dependent whether the array is modified in place or
copied, i.e. whether the result is EQ to the argument, however many other
functions in Common Lisp have similar implementation-dependent behavior.
Implementation-dependent storage allocation or reuse is considered
more benign than implementation-dependent applicability of an operation.
Point 3 recognizes that ADJUST-ARRAY offers features that are offered by
no other function and which are useful in cases involving non-adjustable
arrays (for what amounts to copying). This change would allow an
expression such as:
(SETQ X (ADJUST-ARRAY X ...))
to work reliably. Those desiring the old behavior could do:
(IF (OR (NOT (ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P X))
(NOT (EQUAL (ARRAY-RANK X) (LENGTH NEW-DIMENSIONS))))
(ERROR "Array cannot be adjusted."))
to get the old style error checking.
Point 5 recycles the name ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P as a test for whether an
array is adjusted in place or by copying.
Point 2 preserves the raison d'etre of simple arrays, which is to provide
a portable interface to implementation-dependent specialized arrays that
trade decreased functionality for faster access. A proposed alternative
was to specify a way to create an array that is guaranteed not to be
simple. This would have made (typep (make-array ...) 'simple-array)
return the same value in all implementations, but would have required
large changes to some implementations and would be of little benefit to
users. Users need to know that certain arrays are simple, so they can
put in declarations and get higher performance, but users have no need to
be able to create arrays that are definitely non-simple (for lower
performance) or definitely non-adjustable.
Examples:
1. The following program is conforming.
(defun double (a)
(adjust-array a (* (length a) 2)))
(double (make-array 30))
2. The following program is conforming. In no implementation is the
type declaration violated.
(let ((a (make-array 100)))
(declare (simple-array a))
(frob a))
3. The following program is non-conforming. The consequences of this
program are undefined because the type declaration is violated in some
implementations.
(let ((a (make-array 100 :adjustable t)))
(declare (simple-array a))
(frob a))
Current Practice:
Every correct CLtL implementation conforms to points 1 and 2. It is
unlikely that any implementation currently exists that conforms to points
3, 4, and 5. Points 3 and 4 involve additions to an implementation to
support the copying form of ADJUST-ARRAY. Point 5 may involve a change
to ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P or may be able to use the existing implementation
of the function.
Symbolics Genera makes :ADJUSTABLE NIL arrays adjustable in most cases,
and ignores adjustability in deciding whether an array is a SIMPLE-ARRAY.
The arrays that are internally simple in Symbolics Genera are a different
subset of arrays from the type SIMPLE-ARRAY, because simplicity in that
implementation depends on the rank and total-size as well as on the
fill-pointer and displacement, thus Genera does not use the type
SIMPLE-ARRAY for anything.
Lucid, IIM, Ibuki, and Symbolics Cloe make :ADJUSTABLE NIL arrays
non-adjustable in all cases, and make every array non-simple that CLTL
does not require to be simple.
Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp v1.2 makes :ADJUSTABLE NIL arrays
non-adjustable in all cases, makes all arrays of rank other than 1
non-simple (violating point 1), and makes every array non-simple that
CLTL does not require to be simple.
Cost to Implementors:
The change to ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P is easy. The change to ADJUST-ARRAY may
involve some complex coding but should not be a large task. No changes
are required to anything connected with SIMPLE-ARRAY.
Cost to Users:
None in code that does not call ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P. This is a fully
upward-compatible change from the user's standpoint.
Benefits:
Programs that use simple arrays and/or adjust arrays will be easier
to port, as the language specification for these features will be
clearer. More programs will be able to call ADJUST-ARRAY, as its use
will not be restricted to a subset of arrays.
Non-Benefits:
Users who expect adjusting arrays created with :ADJUSTABLE NIL to signal
an error would not get the desired signal. A few programs might have
porting problems due to variation among implementations of whether the
result of ADJUST-ARRAY is EQ to the first argument.
Aesthetics:
Most people believe the status quo is unaesthetic. Having an aspect of
the language more clearly specified is an aesthetic improvement.
Allowing ADJUST-ARRAY on all arrays is an aesthetic improvement.
Discussion:
There are at least 110 messages of discussion preceding this version of the
proposal. It does not seem feasible to summarize them here.
Dick Gabriel, Dave Moon, and Guy Steele support this proposal.
Some commentors would like to get rid of ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P, since
ADJUST-ARRAY now works on all arrays. Other commentors have said that
ADJUSTABLE-ARRAY-P is still needed in some applications, such as user
written functions that behave like VECTOR-PUSH-EXTEND, and hence should
be kept; the concept of "adjustable array" is still meaningful.


The 'hour-glass' waist is the dream of every individual who has taken a liking towards fitness but you can't seem to find the way to lose that stubborn body fat especially over the belly region. Worry no more, we are here to help.
First of all the idea of losing fat over a particular region of your body doesn't seem to work very well. Spot reduction is a fitness term that claims to lose body fat over a certain area of the body by exercising muscles in that particular area. Spot reduction tends to be a myth that has been around for quite a while and many people have taken a liking to it and failed because of the lack of science in the technique.

When you are on a caloric surplus diet you are consuming more than you burn. But what are you consuming or burning, it's the energy that you are gaining from your food. When you are not burning the energy, you are converting that energy into glycogen that is stored as fat reserves in your body. The extra energy is stored as triglycerides in the adipose tissue of the body and that is how you gain weight.

Benefits of Fat loss.
How to accelerate fat loss?
Reduce your apetitite.
Strength Training and Cardio
Don't engage in extreme diets.
Embrace the power of yoga and meditation.
Get 7-8 hours of sleep.
 But how does this fat escape the body? The research proves that almost 85% of the fat is exhaled as carbon dioxide and the rest is excreted as water and other byproducts through perspiration or urine.
When a healthy exercise and diet regime is followed your body burns these fatty-acid molecules and renders them useless, the brain triggers the use of these fat cells to account for the energy required for all the hard work you are doing.
The fat cells in your body are the source of all things harmful, these trigger a dysfunctional process in the body known as Adiposopathy.Adiposopathy, in turn, gives way to problems like hormonal imbalances, inflammation, increased cardio-vascular fat, breathing problems, reduced metabolism, and other diseases.
Fat loss helps dilute the effects of Adiposopathy and the body flourishes by decreasing the fat cells that eventually contribute to increased baseline metabolism, reduce inflammation, and to keep those squeaky hormones in control.
Fat loss is a slow process but it can be tweaked up by following certain techniques that have helped many people to get lean and healthy.
Why do you think we are drawn to fast-foods such as fries, burgers, and ice cream while maintaining a safe distance from the healthy stuff like broccoli and leafy vegetables? It is because our body is hard-wired to crave for fats, the taste of fats triggers feel-good hormones in your body that forces your body to crave for chocolates, lol.
The trick is to reduce your overall appetite and stay away from such fatty foods.
How about building some muscle alongside losing fat? While you are there grinding your way towards a leaner self throw in some strength training workout to build muscle and increase the level of testosterone.
Testosterone is an anabolic hormone that helps in breaking down fats quickly.
A calorie deficit is the main aspect of fat loss but be sure not to go overboard and starve yourself. Extreme diet can cause other problems like dehydration, fatigue, joint pain, etc.
It is scientifically proven that short sessions of yoga and meditation can drastically increase the rate of fat loss and improve metabolism and blood circulation helping in the overall process.
Researchers have found that sleeping 7-8 hours each night correlates with longevity and cardiac health in humans. Sleep is a recurring state in which your body attempts to repair all the harm that you may have caused during the day, it flushes of all the toxins and when you are following proper regime helps in fat loss.


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Name: Traflorkian Journalist
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Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/19']
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Inheritance diagram for pysvg.shape:
(C) 2008, 2009 Kerim Mansour For licensing information please refer to license.txt
Bases: pysvg.core.BaseShape
Class representing the circle element of an svg doc.
returns all elements contained within the top level element list of this element
returns ALL elements of the complete hirarchy as a flat list
get all atributes of the element
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the lower left point of the circle. Requires the radius and the coordinates to be numbers
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the lower right point of the circle. Requires the radius and the coordinates to be numbers
Retrieves the diameter of the circle. Requires the radius to be a number
returns the element at a specific position within this svg
returns an element with the specific id and the position of that element within the svg elements array
retrieves all Elements that are of type type @type type: class @param type: type of the element
Retrieves the height of the circle. Requires the radius to be a number
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the upper left point of the circle. Requires the radius and the coordinates to be numbers
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the upper right point of the circle. Requires the radius and the coordinates to be numbers
Retrieves the width of the circle. Requires the radius to be a number
Return a XML representation of the current element. This function can be used for debugging purposes. It is also used by getXML in SVG
@return: the representation of the current element as an xml string
Moves the circle to the point x,y
Transforms characters between xml notation and python notation.
Stores any element in a svg file (including header). Calling this method only makes sense if the root element is an svg elemnt
Used to set all attributes given in a **kwargs parameter. Might throw an Exception if attribute was not found. #TODO: check if we should fix this using “setAttribute”
Method that provides a standard svg header string for a file
Bases: pysvg.core.BaseShape
Class representing the ellipse element of an svg doc.
returns all elements contained within the top level element list of this element
returns ALL elements of the complete hirarchy as a flat list
get all atributes of the element
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the lower left point of the ellipse. Requires the radius and the coordinates to be numbers
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the lower right point of the ellipse. Requires the radius and the coordinates to be numbers
returns the element at a specific position within this svg
returns an element with the specific id and the position of that element within the svg elements array
retrieves all Elements that are of type type @type type: class @param type: type of the element
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the upper left point of the ellipse. Requires the radius and the coordinates to be numbers
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the upper right point of the ellipse. Requires the radius and the coordinates to be numbers
Return a XML representation of the current element. This function can be used for debugging purposes. It is also used by getXML in SVG
@return: the representation of the current element as an xml string
Transforms characters between xml notation and python notation.
Stores any element in a svg file (including header). Calling this method only makes sense if the root element is an svg elemnt
Used to set all attributes given in a **kwargs parameter. Might throw an Exception if attribute was not found. #TODO: check if we should fix this using “setAttribute”
Method that provides a standard svg header string for a file
Bases: pysvg.core.BaseShape, pysvg.core.PointToAttrib
Class representing the line element of an svg doc. Note that this element is NOT painted VISIBLY by default UNLESS you provide a style including STROKE and STROKE-WIDTH
Creates a line @type X1: string or int @param X1: starting x-coordinate @type Y1: string or int @param Y1: starting y-coordinate @type X2: string or int @param X2: ending x-coordinate @type Y2: string or int @param Y2: ending y-coordinate
returns all elements contained within the top level element list of this element
returns ALL elements of the complete hirarchy as a flat list
get all atributes of the element
Retrieves the the bottom left coordinate of the line as tuple. Coordinates must be numbers.
Retrieves the the bottom right coordinate of the line as tuple. Coordinates must be numbers.
returns the element at a specific position within this svg
returns an element with the specific id and the position of that element within the svg elements array
retrieves all Elements that are of type type @type type: class @param type: type of the element
Retrieves the height of the line. This is always a positive number. Coordinates must be numbers.
Retrieves the the top left coordinate of the line as tuple. Coordinates must be numbers.
Retrieves the the top right coordinate of the line as tuple. Coordinates must be numbers.
Retrieves the width of the line. This is always a positive number. Coordinates must be numbers.
Return a XML representation of the current element. This function can be used for debugging purposes. It is also used by getXML in SVG
@return: the representation of the current element as an xml string
Moves the line to the point x,y
Transforms characters between xml notation and python notation.
Stores any element in a svg file (including header). Calling this method only makes sense if the root element is an svg elemnt
Used to set all attributes given in a **kwargs parameter. Might throw an Exception if attribute was not found. #TODO: check if we should fix this using “setAttribute”
Method that provides a standard svg header string for a file
Bases: pysvg.core.BaseShape, pysvg.attributes.ExternalAttrib, pysvg.attributes.MarkerAttrib
Class representing the path element of an svg doc.
returns all elements contained within the top level element list of this element
returns ALL elements of the complete hirarchy as a flat list
get all atributes of the element
returns the element at a specific position within this svg
returns an element with the specific id and the position of that element within the svg elements array
retrieves all Elements that are of type type @type type: class @param type: type of the element
Return a XML representation of the current element. This function can be used for debugging purposes. It is also used by getXML in SVG
@return: the representation of the current element as an xml string
Transforms characters between xml notation and python notation.
Stores any element in a svg file (including header). Calling this method only makes sense if the root element is an svg elemnt
Used to set all attributes given in a **kwargs parameter. Might throw an Exception if attribute was not found. #TODO: check if we should fix this using “setAttribute”
Method that provides a standard svg header string for a file
Bases: pysvg.shape.Polyline
Class representing the polygon element of an svg doc.
returns all elements contained within the top level element list of this element
returns ALL elements of the complete hirarchy as a flat list
get all atributes of the element
returns the element at a specific position within this svg
returns an element with the specific id and the position of that element within the svg elements array
retrieves all Elements that are of type type @type type: class @param type: type of the element
Return a XML representation of the current element. This function can be used for debugging purposes. It is also used by getXML in SVG
@return: the representation of the current element as an xml string
Transforms characters between xml notation and python notation.
Stores any element in a svg file (including header). Calling this method only makes sense if the root element is an svg elemnt
Used to set all attributes given in a **kwargs parameter. Might throw an Exception if attribute was not found. #TODO: check if we should fix this using “setAttribute”
Method that provides a standard svg header string for a file
Bases: pysvg.core.BaseShape
Class representing the polyline element of an svg doc.
returns all elements contained within the top level element list of this element
returns ALL elements of the complete hirarchy as a flat list
get all atributes of the element
returns the element at a specific position within this svg
returns an element with the specific id and the position of that element within the svg elements array
retrieves all Elements that are of type type @type type: class @param type: type of the element
Return a XML representation of the current element. This function can be used for debugging purposes. It is also used by getXML in SVG
@return: the representation of the current element as an xml string
Transforms characters between xml notation and python notation.
Stores any element in a svg file (including header). Calling this method only makes sense if the root element is an svg elemnt
Used to set all attributes given in a **kwargs parameter. Might throw an Exception if attribute was not found. #TODO: check if we should fix this using “setAttribute”
Method that provides a standard svg header string for a file
Bases: pysvg.core.BaseShape, pysvg.core.PointAttrib, pysvg.core.DimensionAttrib
Class representing the rect element of an svg doc.
returns all elements contained within the top level element list of this element
returns ALL elements of the complete hirarchy as a flat list
get all atributes of the element
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the lower left point of the rect. Requires the coordinates, width, height to be numbers
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the lower right point of the rect. Requires the coordinates, width, height to be numbers
Returns a list with the coordinates of the points at the edge of the rectangle as tuples. e.g.[(x1,y1),(x2,y2)] The sorting is counterclockwise starting with the lower left corner. Coordinates must be numbers or an exception will be thrown.
returns the element at a specific position within this svg
returns an element with the specific id and the position of that element within the svg elements array
retrieves all Elements that are of type type @type type: class @param type: type of the element
Returns a list with the coordinates of the points at the inner edge of a rounded rectangle as tuples. e.g.[(x1,y1),(x2,y2)] The sorting is counterclockwise starting with the lower left corner. Coordinates must be numbers or an exception will be thrown.
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the upper left point of the rect. Requires the coordinates, width, height to be numbers
Retrieves a tuple with the x,y coordinates of the upper right point of the rect. Requires the coordinates, width, height to be numbers
Return a XML representation of the current element. This function can be used for debugging purposes. It is also used by getXML in SVG
@return: the representation of the current element as an xml string
Moves the rect to the point x,y
Transforms characters between xml notation and python notation.
Stores any element in a svg file (including header). Calling this method only makes sense if the root element is an svg elemnt
Used to set all attributes given in a **kwargs parameter. Might throw an Exception if attribute was not found. #TODO: check if we should fix this using “setAttribute”
Method that provides a standard svg header string for a file


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Hello again
An array is a collection of items that can be modified and looped over.
Regular mode: Give the user clues like 'Too High' or 'Too Low.'
Hard mode: All of the above, after 5 incorrect guesses, the program should tell you that you lose. It should tell you all the numbers you have guessed, and what the correct answer is.
Nightmare mode: All of the above, AND create a user interface for your game using html and css.
iteration methods: methods that operate on every item in an array, one at a time. These methods are closely associated with loops.
//using a for loop
var donuts = ["jelly donut", "chocolate donut", "glazed donut"];
for (var i = 0; i < donuts.length; i++) {
donuts[i] += " hole";
donuts[i] = donuts[i].toUpperCase();
console.log(donuts[i]);
}
//using forEach() method
var donuts = ["jelly donut", "chocolate donut", "glazed donut"];
donuts.forEach(function(donut) {
donut += " hole";
donut = donut.toUpperCase();
console.log(donut);
});
var fish = [ "piranha", "barracuda", "cod", "eel" ];
fish.forEach(function (individualFish){
console.log(individualFish);
})
//output
piranha
barracuda
cod
eel
The function that you pass to the forEach() method can take up to three parameters.
creates a new array with the results of a function call on each element in the array.
var donuts = ["jelly donut", "chocolate donut", "glazed donut"];
var improvedDonuts = donuts.map(function(donut) {
donut += " hole";
donut = donut.toUpperCase();
return donut;
});
//improvedDonuts array: ["JELLY DONUT HOLE", "CHOCOLATE DONUT HOLE", "GLAZED DONUT HOLE"]


Gh ladies will go after my man if I flaunt him on social media – Emelia Brobbey
by Adu SarpeahLately, young guys and ladies in relationships take delight in flaunting their partners on social for obvious reasons.
 Thus, never will they flaunt their partners because doing so will make them lose them, the perception of Emelia Brobbbey.
To the best knowledge of the above-mentioned Kumawood actress, she is not ready to show off her man on social media because of the fear that other Ghanaian ladies might go after him.
“I will not say whether I am dating or not because the two have its own consequences but I am not searching,” she said in an interview with Sammy Kay.
Watch the video below:


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I am a member of Autism Services Kids Club of NTU since I was a freshman, which is a friendly and caring volunteer club for autism as well as their families, hoping to improve their quality of life by participating in group activities.
As a UX designer, I figure out how can I contribute my abilities to solve difficulties which autism kids and their families faced everyday. In 2018 spring, I chose my voluteer experience as design topic in a class with Professor. Tang and participate in UXD Award 2018 to realize my ideal.
2018.02-2018.06
UX designer/research
Constance Liao, Rita Wu
I am a member of Autism Services Kids Club of NTU since was a freshman, which is a friendly and caring volunteer club for kids on the autism spectrum as well as their families. We assist kids by participating in group activities, learning living skills, providing a social atmosphere to understand facial expression, body language, and everyday social context that comes naturally to most. We hang out and interact like typical teens or friends, hoping to improve their quality of life through the opportunities to build friendships and have abilities to connect with the real world.
In four years, I accompany with lots of autism kids and keep in touch with their parents. As a volunteer, we provide a service like "respite care", let parents or their families a temporary relief and also a relatively friendly and safety environment for autism kids. However, I keep reflecting: How might we help autism and their families improve their life? How might we help them overcome obstacles they faced everyday? As a result, in 2018 spring, I chose my voluteer experience as topic in a UX design class.
In order to know more difficulties that autism kids and parents faced in daily life, we started with user interviews from members in the club, including 5 kids, 8 parents, 2 teachers and 3 doctors.
1. Autism kids often forget or lose their stuff and parents need to check or remind him/her many times everyday.
2. It is very wasting time that parents teach autism kids to learn living skills again and again, they hope to find more efficient methods to teach their kids.
3. With correct methods or modes, autism kids can significantly learn and improve the abilities than we expect.
4. Though special education in the school can also assist autism kids to learn living skills and social interaction, but there are still a lot of difference and uncertain variables when they face the real world.
5. Autism have big individual differences, if each kid can be taught by the one who understands him/her most will be the best.
The results from interviews shed light on our design directions. To analyze our research and identify problem space, we drew out a user journey and saw potential entry points.
At the beginning, we mainly focus on the problems of social interaction, but after discussing with Proffesor. Tang and doctors, we thought the social dysfunctions originate from "Stereotypic Behaviors", which is defined as repetitive body movement invariance that serves no social function. In school, kids with autism engage in stereotypic behaviors that can often interfere with attempts to teach academic skills. This social unavailability makes it hard for kids to engage in skills such as joint attention or social referencing while in the classroom.
It is complex to solve the symptoms of stereotypic behaviors because it will relate to serious medical issue. More, our original ideal is to help autism kids and their parents reduce pain points they faced everyday. So, how to improve the living abilities of autism kids will be main issue that we focus on later.
Accroding to our analyze of journey map, we mainly found that the problem has two sides: autism kids are lack of practical living skills, and their parents need to teach and remind andkids repeatly because they can not learn these skills efficiently. As a result, we define our design would be suitable for two persona: Autism Kids and Their Parents. Designing personas for autism kid, Eddie Wu, and his parents, The Wus, helped us in making informed design decisions as we had the end user always in mind.
We analysis 20 existing education apps for kids, include learning alphabet, math, geometry, draw and music. There are also a few apps design for learning life skills, like go shopping and take a bus. As we want to help parents teach autism kids life skills, we find that the mainly two problems of existing education tools are:
1. Kids can not connect teaching or gaming content with the real world.
2. Autism have huge individual difference, each one should be taught and treated by customized method, make sure kids receive the right support and reach person-centred needs.
Thus, we chose fidelity level and customized level as competitor analysis standard. We want to design an education app that parents can customize teaching content, and through the high-fidelity gaming, kids can learn practical living skill efficiently.
1. Gamification: Through gamification, fun can be put back in the learning equation for kids and increase engagement, also be poised to augment the way kids learn in schools and at home.
2. High-Reality: Each stage display in high-reality, help autism kids connect learning content with real world.
3. Customized-Teaching Content: Parents can customize teaching content for their kids, which is the real needs to solve daily difficulties.
Below are a few sketches and app information architecture:
Basically, the visual design is the screen-by-screen pixel-perfect visualization of the wireframes in detail. Yellow was chosen as the main colors because it aligns with our design goal "Warm and Hope".
At first, we designed prototype and conducted usablity tests both for desktop and app. We found that autism kids are more easier to use app rather than desktop because some autistm kids also have muscle weakness when they control the mouse. Thus, we mainly focus on usability test for app and conducted thirty minute long 1:1 sessions with 5 autism kids and 7 parents. After testting, parents did a series of qualitative questions regarding the prototype system’s interface and functionality. The overall impression was positive. Kids played the games with enthusiastic, and parents commented on the features of customizing game content could help them teach their kids efficiently, also reduce feeling of fatigue that teach kids repeatedly.
I am so thankful to have the opportunity to did this project which keep in my mind for a long time. As a designer, I learn a couple of valuable lessons with this project. One is that no one solution can entirely solve a serious problem, only a little part of it. The idea of this project is related back to what I saw during the volunteer service in Autism Services Kids Club of NTU. During my design process, I maintained a close contact with foundation for autistic children and adults in Taiwan, a non-profit organization helping autistic children and adults to deserve a better life. They gave me several feedbacks based on their professional experience and help me iterate the design to fit the need in the real world. I think the valuable part of this project is to provide an opportunity for autism and their parents to make their challenging life easier. By solving this trivial stuff happens in their every day, I hope it can eventually add on to a better experience.


The Iron Butterfly is an option strategy which involves four option contracts, all of which have the same expiration date. The order of strike prices for the four contracts is A > B > C.
| Position | Strike |
|---|---|
| Buy 1 OTM put | A |
| Sell 1 ATM put | B |
| Sell 1 ATM call | B |
| Buy 1 OTM call | C |
Similar to the Iron Condor, the Iron Butterfly is a limited risk, limited profit trading strategy. It profits from lower volatility, meaning that traders profit if the stock price has marginal movement within a small range. The Iron Butterfly has a more narrow range for the price to move up or down compared with the Iron Condor.
price = np.arange(700,950,1) k_atm = 830 # the strike price of ATM call & put k_otm_put = 800 # the strike price of OTM put k_otm_call = 860 # the strike price of OTM call premium_otm_put = 2 # the premium of OTM put premium_atm_put = 7 # the premium of ATM put premium_atm_call = 8 # the premium of ATM call premium_otm_call = 1 # the premium of OTM call # payoff for the long put position payoff_long_put = [max(-premium_otm_put, k_otm_put-i-premium_otm_put) for i in price] # payoff for the short put position payoff_short_put = [min(premium_atm_put, -(k_atm-i-premium_atm_put)) for i in price] # payoff for the short call position payoff_short_call = [min(premium_atm_call, -(i-k_atm-premium_atm_call)) for i in price] # payoff for the long call position payoff_long_call = [max(-premium_otm_call, i-k_otm_call-premium_otm_call) for i in price] # payoff for Iron Butterfly Strategy payoff = np.sum([payoff_long_put,payoff_short_put,payoff_short_call,payoff_long_call], axis=0) plt.figure(figsize=(20,15)) plt.plot(price, payoff_long_put, label = 'Long Put',linestyle='--') plt.plot(price, payoff_short_put, label = 'Short Put',linestyle='--') plt.plot(price, payoff_short_call, label = 'Short Call',linestyle='--') plt.plot(price, payoff_long_call, label = 'Long Call',linestyle='--') plt.plot(price, payoff, label = 'Iron Butterfly',c='black') plt.legend(fontsize = 20) plt.xlabel('Stock Price at Expiry',fontsize = 15) plt.ylabel('payoff',fontsize = 15) plt.title('Iron Butterfly Strategy Payoff',fontsize = 20) plt.grid(True)
From the payoff plot, the maximum gain is simply the net credit you received when you buy and sell 4 options. This occurs if the stock price is exactly the same as the strike price of the ATM options.  Although the Iron Butterfly has a narrower structure than the Iron Condor, the profit can be higher than with the Iron Condor as you receive a higher premium by selling ATM options than OTM options.
The maximum loss occurs if the underlying price is either below the OTM put strike or above the OTM call strike. In these two situations, two puts or two calls are exercised and the other two options expire worthless.


property Disturbance: Single;
Disturbance specifies how extreme the random displacement will be scaled.
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The hole command to create a record stub is really nice!
Can any emacs gurus (@Simon Hudon?) tell me how I can write an emacs command that will insert {! !}
at the point, navigate inside it (if necessary), and then invoke the Instance Stub hole command?
Sure :) Let's go step by step. In your configuration file (.emacs
or .emacs.d/init.el
), create a function, let's say:
(defun lean-insert-stub () (print "hello world"))
You can change it a little so that you can invoke it from anywhere in emacs:
(defun lean-insert-stub () (interactive) (print "hello world"))
Then, you just need M-x lean-insert-stub
to invoke it.
And if you want it to actually do something:
(defun lean-insert-stub () (interactive) (insert "{! !}"))
I tried having it call (lean-hole)
next but I got an error even though repositioning the cursor after the insert isn't necessary interactively
error in lean-server command handler: (wrong-type-argument number-or-marker-p nil) Server response was:
I'm looking at lean-hole--command
instead
It kind of looks like the lean mode is not designed to handle selecting a hole command non-interactively, in terms of the code structure
Am I supposed to locally set this thing completing-read-function
? Is that the "emacs way"?
not that that helps, when it is not getting that far yet
Yeah, now that I look more closely, it's not obvious
To be fair, I'm still new to emacs. Maybe @Sebastian Ullrich can shed some light. What I got so far is:
(defun lean-insert-stub () (interactive) (insert "{! !}") (forward-char -3) (let ((p (point))) (let ((start-pos p) (end-pos p)) (let ((start-marker (make-marker)) (end-marker (make-marker))) (set-marker start-marker start-pos (current-buffer)) (set-marker end-marker end-pos (current-buffer)) (lean-hole--command "Instance Stub" start-marker end-marker)))) )
which I built from copying bits from lean-hole
i bound the first 3 lines of that command (just inserting the hole) to C-c C-SPC
, do C-c SPC
to open the menu, and tab-complete Ins
is the env <- get_env
doing anything in the definition of instance_stub
?
@[hole_command] meta def instance_stub : hole_command := { name := "Instance Stub", descr := "Generate a skeleton for the structure under construction.", action := λ _, do tgt ← target >>= whnf, let cl := tgt.get_app_fn.const_name, env ← get_env, fs ← expanded_field_list cl, let fs := fs.map prod.snd, let fs := format.intercalate (",\n " : format) $ fs.map (λ fn, format!"{fn} := _"), let out := format.to_string format!"{{ {fs} }", return [(out,"")] }
looks vestigial to me
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TEST 1
1>If the integer a is a multiple of 6, the integer b is a multiple of 3, and a > b >0,
then which of the following integers must be a
2
- b
2
multiple of ?
6
8
9
10
2>If a sweater sells for $48 after a 25 percent markdown, what was its original price?
56$
60$
64$
68$
3>If there are 14 women and 10 men employed in a certain office, what is the probability
that one employee picked at random will be a woman?
7/5
7/4
7/6
7/12
4>Maria takes 9 days to complete a piece of work, John takes 3 days to do the same work and Linda
completes it in 6 days, how long would it take if all three of them work together to complete it?
0.41
1.63
1.23
1.78
5>If 50 is 25% of a number,then what is 58% of same number ?
116
95
98
119
6>Which of the following is even if n is odd? I) (n * n) - 1 II) 2n - 1 III) 3n + 1
I only
I and III
III only
I ,II and III
7>If (a
2
)(b) is an integer which of the following must be an integer?
b
2
a
b
None of the above
8>Two sides of a triangle have length 6 and 8. Which of the following are possible areas of the triangle?
I. 2
II. 12
III. 24
II and III only
I and III only
I, II, and III
I only
9> x > 0
Column 1: 10x
Column 2: 10/x
The quantity in column 1 is greater
The quantity in column 2 is greater
The two quantities are equal
The relationship cannot be determined from the information given below
10>P and q are primes
P + q = 12
Column A: P
Column B: 8
The quantity in column 1 is greater
The quantity in column 2 is greater
The two quantities are equal
The relationship cannot be determined from the information given below


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Provides classes involved in handling audio files. Mostly these would not be handled by the user, but accessed via Sample.


Nasser Blog
i belive that quote so i leave it at the begin :D
Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me.
Author Carol Burnett
- it's me Ahmed Nasser i am 24 i am still young i know :D
- i graduated from faculty of computer science with grade good
- i worked know as full stack web developer
- i joined acm as joiner for about 3 year so i have the problem solving skills
- i joined Orange Lab Egypt at
- 2014 as internship
- 2015 as apparentship
- 2015-2016 as full time full stack web developer
- 2016-2017 as part time full stack web developer
- and now i work on orange full time as full time web developer
- what is the strenght about my self and my weakness i will think offcourse i am not super hero but i think there was some good point off me
Postive point
- Can work under pressure
- Hard worker
- Speed learner
- Intelligent
- I am reliable
- I am a stable person
- I am a good listener
- I can work with team
- I listen more than i speak
- I am open to new things
of course i am not know if all this point actually have it but i hope from god to make me a good person :) about my weakness point i love my home and don't wan't to get out it what ever happen so my freind sad of me
this website was build with angualr2 and it's code was in https://github.com/sngvahmed/blog-frontend
toturial that i used to learn


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| (254) Follow UP:Implementation and NOC Cross Departmental meeting | 2016-10-02 11:30:00 | (1208) Handover list | 2016-08-03 11:30:00 | 2016-11-16 15:00:00 | NOC demands handover information of links in weekly basis. Implementation team will provide decision within next meeting. It will be better if Implementation store handover information in common folder. Implementation team will update about this issue with in next meeting |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (254) Follow UP:Implementation and NOC Cross Departmental meeting | 2016-10-02 11:30:00 | (1208) Handover list | 2016-08-03 11:30:00 | 2016-11-16 15:00:00 | NOC demands handover information of links in weekly basis. Implementation team will provide decision within next meeting. It will be better if Implementation store handover information in common folder. Implementation team will update about this issue with in next meeting |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (254) Follow UP:Implementation and NOC Cross Departmental meeting | 2016-10-02 11:30:00 | (1208) Handover list | 2016-08-03 11:30:00 | 2016-11-16 15:00:00 | NOC demands handover information of links in weekly basis. Implementation team will provide decision within next meeting. It will be better if Implementation store handover information in common folder. Implementation team will update about this issue with in next meeting |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (255) Follow UP: Cross Functional Meeting With Admin | 2016-10-01 14:45:00 | (1209) Office Assistant's Availability | 2016-11-01 14:45:00 | 2016-11-22 14:45:00 | From 7 pm - 9 pm we don\'t get office assistants service due to shifting issue. Shawon bhai will take care of this issue |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (265) Follow UP: Weekly meeting between O&M and NOC Team | 2016-11-03 11:30:00 | (1271) SMS Group & Escalation issue & Delay SMS Issue | 2016-09-30 12:17:52 | 2016-11-10 11:30:00 | NOC has stated that this issue will be solved with the new tool. both O&M are working with the database and after that NOC will work on that. NOC will provide existing sms groups with numbers by 14th October and O&M will cross check with that list. saeed.naser(2016-10-20 09:05:43) : Existing SMS groups has been provided on 16th October. O&M-1 has provided the sms group and escalation matrix on 19 Oct. O&M-2 has also shared their database. NOC will update the sms group according to the database within next week. saeed.naser(2016-11-10 11:25:47) : All SMS groups are created for new SMS tool developed by OSS team. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (265) Follow UP: Weekly meeting between O&M and NOC Team | 2016-11-03 11:30:00 | (1272) Report/ DAR file from Outage dashboard | 2016-09-30 12:24:00 | 2016-11-10 12:24:00 | Both O&M will share the All link information. Mr Kanon will talk to the Mr Raihan Pervez for the possibility of this task. if its possible then NOC will accumulate all the database and update it in the existing dashboard. Some observation are there from NOC end about SCL all link information. they will share their views to O&M within next week. and O&M will solve the issues. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (265) Follow UP: Weekly meeting between O&M and NOC Team | 2016-11-03 11:30:00 | (1272) Report/ DAR file from Outage dashboard | 2016-09-30 12:24:00 | 2016-11-10 12:24:00 | Both O&M will share the All link information. Mr Kanon will talk to the Mr Raihan Pervez for the possibility of this task. if its possible then NOC will accumulate all the database and update it in the existing dashboard. Some observation are there from NOC end about SCL all link information. they will share their views to O&M within next week. and O&M will solve the issues. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (265) Follow UP: Weekly meeting between O&M and NOC Team | 2016-11-03 11:30:00 | (1272) Report/ DAR file from Outage dashboard | 2016-09-30 12:24:00 | 2016-11-10 12:24:00 | Both O&M will share the All link information. Mr Kanon will talk to the Mr Raihan Pervez for the possibility of this task. if its possible then NOC will accumulate all the database and update it in the existing dashboard. Some observation are there from NOC end about SCL all link information. they will share their views to O&M within next week. and O&M will solve the issues. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (290) Weekly meeting between O&M and NOC Team | 2016-11-10 11:30:00 | (1435) SMS Group & Escalation issue & Delay SMS Issue | 2016-09-30 12:17:52 | 2016-11-17 11:30:00 | NOC has stated that this issue will be solved with the new tool. both O&M are working with the database and after that NOC will work on that. NOC will provide existing sms groups with numbers by 14th October and O&M will cross check with that list. saeed.naser(2016-10-20 09:05:43) : Existing SMS groups has been provided on 16th October. O&M-1 has provided the sms group and escalation matrix on 19 Oct. O&M-2 has also shared their database. NOC will update the sms group according to the database within next week. saeed.naser(2016-11-10 11:25:47) : All SMS groups are created for new SMS tool developed by OSS team. Within next week, sms tool will be updated according to O&M Database. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (291) Cross departmental meeting (O&M and Marketing) | 2016-11-10 13:00:02 | (1440) Updating clients | 2016-11-03 12:25:36 | 2016-11-17 12:25:36 | As per marketing KAM, client wants to get proper outage reason and tentative time of recovery. Need to share outage reason within 2 hours. Redden and UG will provide ERT from January. O&M and NOC will share update with client within 2 hours for long haul and metro links. Nov 10: O&M team has taken necessary steps. Marketing team wants to observe this issue for 1 month. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (291) Cross departmental meeting (O&M and Marketing) | 2016-11-10 13:00:02 | (1440) Updating clients | 2016-11-03 12:25:36 | 2016-11-17 12:25:36 | As per marketing KAM, client wants to get proper outage reason and tentative time of recovery. Need to share outage reason within 2 hours. Redden and UG will provide ERT from January. O&M and NOC will share update with client within 2 hours for long haul and metro links. Nov 10: O&M team has taken necessary steps. Marketing team wants to observe this issue for 1 month. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| (291) Cross departmental meeting (O&M and Marketing) | 2016-11-10 13:00:02 | (1440) Updating clients | 2016-11-03 12:25:36 | 2016-11-17 12:25:36 | As per marketing KAM, client wants to get proper outage reason and tentative time of recovery. Need to share outage reason within 2 hours. Redden and UG will provide ERT from January. O&M and NOC will share update with client within 2 hours for long haul and metro links. Nov 10: O&M team has taken necessary steps. Marketing team wants to observe this issue for 1 month. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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| (321) test mom recipient | 2016-11-30 13:12:48 | (1647) test ap2 | 2016-11-21 13:13:16 | 2016-11-21 13:13:16 | qwerwer |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


When Han Solo meets his fate in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, fans and characters alike screamed in grief.
Some people were more disturbed by a scene that comes shortly after, when Rey and company return to the Resistance Base. Rey has a moment with Leia, and they hug in mutual grief and silent understanding that Han Solo is gone.
This moment is ruined when Chewie simply breezes past Leia. What gives? Chewie was Leia and Han’s life long companion and brother-in-arms. He gets no poignant hug but the new girl does?
When asked about the moment by All the Fans, JJ Abrams had the magnanimity to say this:
That was probably one of the mistakes I made in that… Had Chewbacca not been where he was, you probably wouldn’t have thought of it. But because he was right there, passed by Leia, it felt almost like a slight, which was definitely not the intention.
He did elaborate further on the justification for that shot:
My thinking at the time was that Chewbacca, despite the pain he was feeling, was focused on trying to save Finn and getting him taken care of. So I tried to have Chewbacca go off with him and focus on Rey, and then have Rey find Leia and Leia find Rey. The idea being that both of them being strong with the Force and never having met, would know about each other — that Leia would have been told about her beyond what we saw onscreen and Rey of course would have learned about Leia. And that reunion would be a meeting and a reunion all in one, and a sort of commiseration of their mutual loss.
There you have it. He admitted at least that the camera angle which included Chewbacca casually walking past Leia was a mistake.
What Rey’s relationship to Han Solo actually was we’ll have to find out in December when Episode VIII: The Last Jedi comes out.
Until then, we’re holding our arms out in suspense.


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If this box is not checked, then ${BUILD_RESULT} can always only be "SUCCESS".


With a mix of highly knowledgeable mobile experts and a strong performance network, Ocono is a trusted partner in mobile performance marketing for advertisers worldwide.
The engineers and machine learning scientists at Ocono are always striving to research and prototype new algorithmic models to deliver the best possible user experience to our customers.
Our technical platform with it’s strict data measurement and our expertise in handling high voluum traffic makes our platforms a well-known source for App-Advertisers.
Working at Ocono means being part of a high-performance team where, every day, you will exchange ideas and expertise with colleagues from different nationalities, disciplines and backgrounds.
Following are a few perks and benefits of working at ocono's young and motivated team!
We value work-life balance as much as you do! At ocono, we're never short of options to relax and refresh our minds.


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DECLARE inRef REFERENCE TO InputRoot.SOAP.Body; CALL createAccessFacilityAgreement_response(inRef,outRef,Environment);


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M!ssundaztood
(Pink & L. Perry) |
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I
might be the way
Everybody likes to say I know watcha thinking about me There might be a day You might have a certain way But you don't have my luxuries And it's me I know I know my name 'cause I say it proud Everything I want I always do Lookin' for the right track Always on the wrong track But are you catchin' all these tracks That I'm layin' down for you There's a song I was listening to Up all night There's a voice I'm hearing Saying it's alright When I'm happy I am sad But everything's good It's not that complicated I'm just misunderstood There might be a day Everything it goes my way Can't you think I know I'm superfly I might see a world In a world inside of you Then I might just say goodbye And it's my name I know I say it loud 'cause I'm really proud Of all the things I used to do Well it's the wrong track Looking for the right track And are you catchin' all these tracks That I'm layin' down for you And it's the wrong track Looking for the right track But are you catchin' all these tracks That I'm layin' down for you There's a song I was listening to Up all night There's a voice I am hearing Saying it's alright I was taken for granted But it's all good 'Cause I'll do it again I'm just misunderstood Yeah, I'll do it again I'm just misunderstood Yeah, I'll do it again I'm just misunderstood Yeah, I'll do it again I'm just misunderstood |


sustainable packaging / product photography
Skincare and cosmetics company, Physicians Formula, is passionate about healthy beauty and focuses on gentle ingredients for the skin. Although they have begun using environmentally friendly materials, some of their packaging contains single-use plastics.
This redesign concept for a charcoal cleansing stick aims to make use of biodegradable, eco-friendly materials in lieu of plastic and incorporates imagery that highlights the natural ingredients used in this product while reinforcing the concept of healthy beauty central to the brand.


Opens an app on the device. ## Syntax
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openApp(id: "com.zlineman.jellyfish")


Checking & Savings
Credit cards
Loans
Investment
This web component uses the DX API to show a case as a Mashup
Use shadow DOM
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Refreshing Your Offline Copies of the File Lists
Selected from the Refresh button in the file list dialog.
Select the checkboxes for the files you wish to update from CIX.


“Willow Tree” by Okkervil River
This song makes me happy.
“Willow Tree” by Okkervil River
This song makes me happy.
It’s great when The Big Picture features something unique and positive. It’s a callous, turn the other cheek attitude but images of various war-ravaged and poverty-stricken nations can grind on your spirits.
Why don’t we have solar panels on the hood and roof of our cars? Cars sit outside in the sun all day, especially in cities. I know they couldn’t draw enough power to function, but every bit of gas we don’t have to use seems like a good idea.
The sun is just sitting up there. Let’s use it.
I’ve had exactly the same thought about lining the roofs of houses with solar panels. They’re far more likely to be sitting in the sun all day. Why not commit it to law that roofs must be lined with solar panels?
No matter where you are in the world you’ve probably heard about the devastation of the Victorian Bushfires over the last few weeks. Over two hundred people lost their lives and thousands more lost everything they owned.
Today was a national day of mourning and my girlfriend and I were talking to her Mum about the loss. She couldn’t believe how people could deal with losing everything.
A bit of back story. My girlfriend has a huge family that’s lived in the same huge house on a huge block of land for the last 19 years. They keep everything.
As long as you were fully insured, I’d see it less as loss and more of a fresh start. As much as I think about it, I can’t think of a possession I own that couldn’t be replaced by money. But what about the photographs?! All the best are hosted at Flickr and the rest are backed up at MobileMe. Any printed photographs I own originated as digital files I’ll still have.
I’ve found a lot of people have sentimental and emotional attachments to material things: cars, furniture, computers, phones.  No, I didn’t, because it’s just a mass produced hunk of metal and plastic.
Already someone who doesn’t believe in sentimental value, who throws away anything that has no practical use, spending four months overseas living out of a single backpack made it clear how easy it was to live with even less. While the shock of “losing everything you’ve worked your whole life to attain” would be great at first, I’m sure many of the bushfire victims who’s friends, family and pets are still alive will soon realise how little they’ve lost in the big scheme of things.
Every time I’ve listened to this song from when I was 12 years old to 21, I love it just as much.
 It helps to try to see advertisements like this as commercially funded art projects, without Nike’s money and resources they wouldn’t get made, the compromise is two or three seconds of Nike tick at the end.
Run history|awk '{a[$2]++} END{for(i in a){printf "%5d\t%s\n ",a[i],i}}'|sort -rn|head
in bash and paste the results.
390 git
56 cd
14 ls
[…]
Can you tell that I use the command line for git and git alone?
Everybody wants to know what I am on. What am I on?  Called Downpour you can find it and use it yourself at github. It’s based strongly on the TextMate syntax highlighting scheme Blackboard. One day I may polish it to the point where it could be added to the directory. That day is not today.
I think I’m going to use this to post about all those personal things that are too long for Twitter and too personal for Valhalla Island.


Default Dummy Data
The set of default dummy data is defined as a local datastructure within the
refreshDummyData()
function.
At the top level the data structure is organised by type. The list of types is
loosely based on the values returned by JavaScript's typeof
operator. The
dummy data is grouped into the following types:
boolean
number
string
array
function
error
object
- dummy objects that are not arrays, functions, or errors.other
- justundefined
ATM.
Below types the dummy data is organised by tag path. A tag is a string with
no spaces or other punctuation, and a tag path is a string of tags separated by
dots. E.g. integer.positive
is a tag path consisting of the tags integer
and
positive
.
The individual pieces of dummy data are represented as three-value arrays. The first element in the array must be a description of the data as a string. The second element must be an array of additional tags (beyond those included in dummy data's the tag path). This array can be empty, but it must be present. The third element of the array is the actual dummy data value.
The various functions for returning the dummy data query this data structure based on both types and tags.
This datastructure should only be augmented with generic dummy data that is
relevant generally. Project-specific dummy data should be provided separately by
passing one or more data generators to the refreshDummyData()
function.


Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ (CnC) is pre-release code, which may not be fully functional and which Intel may substantially modify in producing any final version. Intel can provide no assurance that it will ever produce or make generally available a final version.
Note: With an installation of Intel® Cluster Studio XE 2013 SP1 (or newer), Intel® Composer XE 2013 SP1 Update 2 (or newer) or Intel® C++-Compiler Version 14.0.2 (or newer) everything required is available on your system (including TBB).
Note: Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ is designed to run with either the Microsoft* or Intel® C++ compilers on Microsoft Windows*, and either the GNU g++ or Intel® C++ compilers on Linux*.
Note: Some of the sample codes require a decently recent compiler, such as g++ 4.8, Intel® C++ compiler 12.1, or Microsoft* Visual Studio* 2012 (or later)
For Windows*
Simply download the install exe from the CnC homepage, and run it. If you do not have TBB installed on your system (see Intel® Threading Building Blocks Library) , please chose the appropriate package which contains TBB.
The install process creates an environment variable named CNCROOT, which points to the full path name of the Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ installation. If you want to use another version of CnC, you must manually set CNCROOT to point to that location. Installing the package which contains TBB will also set the environment variable TBBROOT to the new installation of TBB.
For Linux*
Simply download the kit from the CnC homepage, extract it and run the provided install.sh script. For example:
- tar -xzf "l_cnc_b_0.*.*.tgz"
- cd l_cnc_b_0.*.*
- ./install.sh
and follow the instructions. The installer will prompt you for installing TBB. Please accept if you do not have TBB installed on your system (see Intel® Threading Building Blocks Library).
Sources
The source code of Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ is available under an open source license. You may download the sources from github and compile it yourself.
Sample programs using the Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ product are available in $CNCROOT/samples/. When working with the samples, you may wish to work in a copy of the samples directory. Ensure that the working samples directory is write permitted before building the samples.
The build environment must be set up properly (see Installing CnC).
For Windows*
The Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ package comes with a combined solution file for Microsoft Visual Studio*: $CNCROOT/samples/allsamples.sln.
The solution and project files might need conversion, which is done automatically by Visual Studio*, but it might take a while to complete. Just follow the instructions on the screen.
Make sure you select the right "solution platform" when building the samples ("X86" for intel64).
For Linux*
Type "make
" in the samples directory, or to build individual samples, type "make <sample_name>
".
Type
make ARCH=mic OPTS="-mmic -L$TBBROOT/lib/mic" CXX=icpc
in the samples directory, or to build individual samples, type
make ARCH=mic OPTS="-mmic -L$TBBROOT/lib/mic" CXX=icpc <sample_name>
.
For Windows*
For Linux*
Set up the Intel C++ environment variables, and launch the sample Makefile specifying icpc as the build compiler. For example:
source /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/046/bin/iccvars.sh intel64
cd $CNCROOT/samples/fib
make CXX=icpc
Compiling with Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ requires that the compiler finds the Intel® Threading Building Blocks libraries and the CnC libraries.
For Windows*
The installer sets the environment variable CNCROOT to point to the right directory. You might need to re-launch you shell or Microsoft Visual Studio* to make them known. It is recommended that you simply copy a project file from the samples directory and start your own project from there.
If you want to do it the hard way here is what you need to do:
For Linux*
The provided shell scripts <installdir>/bin/cncvars.[c]sh sets the environment variable CNCROOT to the appropriate path and extends the shell's LD_LIBRARY_PATH. We recommend that you source cncvars.sh
(bash) or cncvars.csh
([t]csh) and do the same with tbbvars.[c]sh before building/running CnC applications. It is recommended that you copy a Makefile from the samples directory and start your own project from there.
If you want to do it the hard way here is what you need to do:
If you are not using a tbbvars.[c]sh script to set up the TBB environment, you also need to provide similar flags for TBB:
For Intel Xeon Phi(TM) (MIC)
See above for Linux (source CNCROOT/bin/cncvars.sh
). Replace "intel64" with "mic".
Of course you need to use the usual compile flags for MIC, e.g. "-mmic".
If the build environment is set up properly then launching CnC applications from within the development evnironment (shell or from Microsoft Visual Studio*) will just work fine.
Running CnC applications on Windows* outside of Microsoft Visual Studio*
Nothing needs to be done for Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ itself. The installer extends the PATH (environment variable) so that Windows* find the necessary dlls. You might need to re-launch you shell or Microsoft Visual Studio* to make them known.
If you are not using a tbbvars.bat script to set up the TBB environment or if you do not build within an Intel® Composer or Intel® Parallel Studio environment, you need to do one of the following
Running CnC applications on Linux*
We recommend that you source cncvars.sh
(bash) or cncvars.csh
([t]csh) and do the same with tbbvars.[c]sh before building/running CnC applications. This will set up your LD_LIBRARY_PATH so that the CnC and TBB libraries are found.
If that's not possible, you must add the following paths to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH:
Running CnC applications on Intel Xeon Phi(TM) (MIC)
See above for Linux; just replace "intel64[/intel64/cc4.1.0_libc2.4_kernel<IP_ADDRESS>]" with "mic".
To run an application across host and MIC (or several MICs) build a "normal" distributed CnC applicaion for all platforms (e.g. intel64 and mic; no MIC specific programming needed) and use Intel(R) MPI (or SOCKETS) to start processes on MICs and CPUs. More detailed instructions can be found here
(For Windows* only)
If you want to add or remove components from an installation, open the Add or Remove Programs applet in the Windows Control Panel, select "Intel® Concurrent Collections for C++ Prototype Edition, version *.*.*" and click Change. To remove the product, select Remove instead of Change.
When installing an updated version of the product, you do not need to remove the older version first.


Scotland: Arsenal requested Kieran Tierney omission, says Steve Clarke
by Heather Dewar| Euro 2020 qualifying: Cyprus v Scotland |
|---|
| Venue: GSP Stadium Date: Saturday, 16 November Kick-off: 14:00 GMT |
| Coverage: Listen on BBC Radio Scotland, live text commentary on the BBC Sport Scotland website & app. |
Kieran Tierney has an "ongoing issue" that prompted Arsenal to ask for him not to be called up to the Scotland squad, says manager Steve Clarke.
Full-back Tierney, a £25m signing from Celtic, made his debut for the Premier League side in late September after double hernia surgery in the summer.
Scott McKenna and Steven Naismith both return for the Euro 2020 qualifiers with Cyprus and Kazakhstan.
"Arsenal asked us not to select him," Clarke said of Tierney.
"Kieran has an ongoing issue that Arsenal are keen to address in the next international break.
"It's a little bit frustrating. It's obviously frustrating for Kieran as well, but we've got good cover in that position."
Asked about the nature of the 22-year-old's issue, Clarke said: "That's a question for Arsenal."
Aberdeen defender McKenna and Hearts striker Naismith both sat out last month's defeat by Russia and victory over San Marino because of injury.
"Steven hasn't had much game-time but he's a good professional and assures me his fitness is good," Clarke said.
Also back after missing those two matches through injury are Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack, Leeds United defender Liam Cooper and Sheffield United forward Oli McBurnie.
Wigan Athletic's 44-cap defender Charlie Mulgrew and fellow centre-back Stuart Findlay of Kilmarnock both drop out with hamstring problems. Sporting Kansas City attacker Johnny Russell, whose domestic season is finished, is also omitted.
Scotland, who cannot qualify from Group I, face Cyprus away on 16 November then Kazakhstan at Hampden three days later.
Clarke's side can still reach the finals via the play-offs in the spring, and the Scotland manager has made finishing third in the group a "minimum requirement", with Cyprus a point above his side.
He insists the final two qualifiers are not a time for "experiments" as he seeks to build momentum and cohesion for the play-offs.
Scotland squad
Goalkeepers: Craig MacGillivray (Portsmouth), David Marshall (Wigan Athletic), Jon McLaughlin (Sunderland)
Defenders: Liam Cooper (Leeds United), Michael Devlin (Aberdeen), Declan Gallagher (Motherwell), Scott McKenna (Aberdeen), Stephen O'Donnell (Kilmarnock), Liam Palmer (Sheffield Wednesday), Andrew Robertson (Liverpool), Greg Taylor (Celtic)
Midfielders: Stuart Armstrong (Southampton), Ryan Christie (Celtic), John Fleck (Sheffield United), Ryan Jack (Rangers), John McGinn (Aston Villa), Callum McGregor (Celtic), Kenny McLean (Norwich City), Scott McTominay (Manchester United)
Forwards: Oliver Burke (Alaves)*, James Forrest (Celtic), Ryan Fraser (AFC Bournemouth), Oliver McBurnie (Sheffield United), Steven Naismith (Hearts), Lawrence Shankland (Dundee United)
*On loan from West Bromwich Albion


Headers
The headers
attribute may be used to specify headers for all cases and
the case.headers
attribute to completely replace them for specific case.
Examples
Set Authorization
header with token 111
.
{
"GET": "/mirror/headers",
"Authorization": "Bearer 111",
"Accept-Language": "en",
"cookies": {}
}
{
"GET": "/mirror/headers",
"Authorization": "Bearer 222",
"Accept-Language": null,
"cookies": {}
}


A port is the term used to describe a collection of files which makes it extremely easy to install an application. As it says in the FreeBSD Ports description:Installing an application is as simple as downloading the port, unpacking it and typing make in the port directory.  It's quite easy. It's simple. And you love that new application. And you want to know when the port is updated. That's where we come in.
freshports lists the change made to the ports tree. If you wish, freshports can email you when your favourite port has been updated.
This site was created by Dan Langille. His other web feats include The FreeBSD Diary, The Racing System, and an ability to avoid reading the inane comments on slashdot. But Dan didn't create the site all by himself. Have a look at About the Authors for details of who else helped.


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Screen Orientation
Lock Orientation:
Portrait Primary
Portrait Secondary
Landscape Primary
Landscape Secondary
Portrait
Landscape
Current Orientation:
HTML
JS


Causal Graphics
On the left canvas, It illustrates how to create Shapes by using Graphics class in CasualJS Framework. The drawing methods follow the Graphics library in the AS3.How to create Graphics?
The syntax is very similar to Graphics in AS3, for example://Normal rectangle
var rect = new Shape();
rect.graphics.lineStyle(2, "#fff");
rect.graphics.beginFill("#fc0");
rect.graphics.drawRect(2, 2, 100, 100);
rect.graphics.endFill();
stage.addChild(rect);
//It also supports chaining syntax:
var rect = new Shape();
rect.graphics.lineStyle(2, "#fff").beginFill("#fc0").drawRect(2, 2, 100, 100).endFill();
stage.addChild(rect);