Reports: Numerous Persons Shot at California High School
Reports indicate that numerous persons were shot Thursday morning at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California.
by AWR HawkinsUPDATE: Los Angeles County Sheriff reports suspect is in custody.
NBC Los Angeles reports “at least six people were shot” but there is no information on their condition.
KTLA reported that deputies “responded after receiving a gunshot wound call just before 7:40 a.m..” The noted “at least three victims” were seen being treated.
Police are now searching for the gunman, described as a “male Asian” wearing black:
Saugus High School is on lockdown, as is a nearby elementary school.
California has an “assault weapons” ban, universal background checks, firearm registration requirements, a one-handgun-a-month purchase limit, a requirement that would-be buyers secure a safety certificate from the state before purchasing a gun, a 10-day waiting period on gun purchases, and ammunition controls, among other things.
Teachers in California are also prohibited from possessing guns with which to shoot back if under attack.
AWR Hawkins is an award-winning Second Amendment columnist for Breitbart News and the writer/curator of Down Range with AWR Hawkins, a weekly newsletter focused on all things Second Amendment, also for Breitbart News. He is the political analyst for Armed American Radio. Follow him on Twitter: @AWRHawkins. Reach him directly at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sign up to get Down Range at breitbart.com/downrange.


This is a test of Vincent Garreau's particle JS.
You can view and star the original repository here.
The original site.
Here is my test.
Don't forget about device pixel ratio.


A SoS script can specify one or more workflows. Each workflow consists of one or more numbered steps. The numbers (should be non-negative) specify the logical order by which the steps are executed, but a later step might be executed before the completion of previous steps if it does not depend on the output of these steps.
This tutorial shows you how to define steps in a workflow and how to construct nested and combined workflows from single workflows. Although a Jupyter notebook, because of its interactive nature, is rarely used to execute complete workflows, we define workflows in notebook cells and execute them with options passed from cell magics such as %set
and %run
. Briefly speaking, %set
sets persistent and global command line options and %run
sets additional temporary options for the current cell. For example, the following command sets verbosity level to 2 so that SoS would display log messages of steps executed for the rest of this tutorial.
# set global logging level to INFO to display step executed.
%set -v2
A SoS script can have one and only one global
section, with definitions shared by all steps in this script. A global section is usually defined implicitly as all statements before the first named step. For example, the a=1
statement before the definition of [10]
is visible to all steps.
a = 1
[10]
print(a)
[20]
print(a+1)
The global section can also be defined with a [global]
section header, and in which case the section does not have to be the first section.
[10]
print(a)
[20]
print(a+1)
[global]
a = 1
Note that a script can only have one global section so the following would script would trigger an error
%sandbox --expect-error
a = 1
[global]
b = 1
Each step of a workflow starts with a step header in the format of [step_name: options]
. A single workflow can be specified without a name in a SoS script. For example, the following sections specify a workflow with four steps 5
, 10
, 20
, and 100
. As you can see, the workflow steps can be specified in any order and do not have to be consecutive (which is actually preferred because it allows easy insertion of extra steps).
[5]
[20]
[10]
[100]
A workflow specified in this way is the default
workflow and is actually called default
in SoS output. If you want to give it a meaningful name, you can specify the steps as
[mapping_5]
[mapping_20]
[mapping_10]
[mapping_100]
Because this SoS script defines only one workflow (mapping
), you do not have to specify the name of workflow from SoS command.
A workflow name can have alphabetical and numeric characters, -
, _
, but the first character must be an alphabet.
[process-doc_20]
Note that the index of a step can be ignored if it is the only step of a workflow.
[mapping]
You can give each step a short description by adding a short description in parenthesis after step number.
[20 (mapping reads)]
[10 (initialize)]
The first comment block of each step is considered as description of the step and will be displayed when the step is executed.
[10 (initialize)]
# Validate input files and check available
# tools
# this step is actually empty
[20 (mapping reads)]
# Map reads using specified alignment tool
A SoS script can define multiple workflows. For example, the following sections of SoS script defines two workflows named mouse
and human
.
%run mouse
[mouse_10]
[mouse_20]
[mouse_30]
[human_10]
[human_20]
[human_30]
In this case, a command line option is needed to specify workflow name. This can be done by magic %run
in Jupyter notebook, or a positional argument from the command line, e.g.
% sos run myscript mouse
If you would like to define a default
and a named workflow, you can define them as
[10]
[20]
[30]
[test_10]
[test_20]
[test_30]
The default
workflow will be executed by default using command
% sos run myscript
The test
workflow will be executed if its name is specified from the command line
% sos run myscript test
One of the motivations of defining multiple workflows in a single SoS script is that they share certain processing steps. If this is the case, you can define sections such as
%run mouse
[mouse_10,human_10]
[mouse_20]
[human_20]
[mouse_30,human_30]
or
%run mouse
[*_10]
[mouse_20]
[human_20]
[*_30]
#local run
%run fly
[*_10]
[mouse_20,human_20]
[fly_20]
[*_30,fly_50]
[fly_40]
In the last case, step defined by [*_30,fly_40]
will be expanded to mouse_30
, human_30
, fly_30
, and fly_50
and will be executed twice for the fly
workflow. Note that workflow steps can use variable step_name
to act (slightly) differently for different workflows. For example,
%run mouse
[mouse_20,human_20]
reference = "/path/to/mouse/reference" if \
step_name.startswith('mouse') else "/path/to/human/reference"
print("Reference genome ${reference} is used")
Here the variable step_name
is mouse_20
or human_20
depending on the workflow being executed, and is used to determine the correct reference genome for different workflows.
Although workflows are defined separately with all their steps, they do not have to be executed in their entirety. A subworkflow
refers to a workflow that is defined from one or more steps of an existing workflows. It is specified using syntax workflow:[from-to]
where from-to
can be n
(step n
), -n
(up to n
), n-m
(step n
to m
) and m-
(from m
). For example
A # complete workflow A
A:5-10 # step 5 to 10 of A
A:50- # step 50 up
A:-10 # up to step 10 of A
A:10 # step 10 of workflow A
In practice, the -n
format is frequently used to execute part of the workflow for debudding purposes, for example:
%run default:-20
[10]
[20]
[30]
You can also combine subworkflows to execute multiple workflows one after another. For example,
A + B # workflow A, followed by B
A:0 + B # step 0 of A, followed by B
A:-50 + B + C # up to step 50 of workflow A, followed by B, and C
This syntax can be used from the command line, e.g.
sos-runner myscript align+call
or from the %run
magic of Jupyter notebook
#local run
%run check+align+call
[check_10]
[align_10]
[align_20]
[call_10]
[call_20]
It is worth noting that combined workflow might work differently from when they are executed separately (e.g. default input of B
is changed from empty to output of A_0
), and it is up to the user to resolve conflicts between them.
SoS also supports nested workflow in which a complete workflow is treated as part of a step process.
The workflow is execute by SoS action sos_run
, e.g.
sos_run('A') # execute workflow A
sos_run('A + B') # execute workflow B after A
sos_run('D:-10 + C') # execute up to step 10 of D and workflow C
# execute user-specified aligner and caller workflows
sos_run('${aligner} + ${caller}')
In its simplest form, nested workflow allows you to define another workflow from existing ones. For example,
[align_10]
[align_20]
[call_10]
[call_20]
[default]
sos_run('align+call')
defines a nested workflow that combines workflows align
and call
so that the workflow will by default execute two workflows, but can also execute one of them as separate workflows align
and call
.
Nested workflow also allows you to define multiple mini-workflows and connect them freely. For example
[a_1]
[a_2]
[b]
[c]
[d_1]
sos_run('a+b')
[d_2]
sos_run('a+c')
defines workflows d
that will execute steps d_1
, a_1
, a_2
, b_0
, d_2
, a_1
, a_2
, and c_0
.
Nested workflows, like other SoS actions, can be executed repeatedly, for example,
[b_1]
print("My seed is ${_seed}")
[b_2]
[b_3]
[default]
import random
seed = [random.randint(1, 1e10) for x in range(2)]
input: for_each='seed'
sos_run('b')
would execute the complete workflow b
twice with different random seeds. Similarly you can let the nested workflow process groups of input files.
Nested workflows can also be used to compose workflows from user-provided options through command line arguments, configuration files, and even results from previous steps. For example, the following example
%run align
parameter: aligner = CONFIG.get('aligner', 'bwa')
[bwa_1]
[bwa_2]
[novaalign_1]
[novaalign_2]
[align]
sos_run(aligner)
defines workflows bwa
and novaalign
to align raw reads. The align
workflow is a master workflow that executes bwa
or novaalign
determined by option aligner
defined in a configuration file (command line option -c
) and command line option --aligner
.
With the introduction of auxiliary steps, a SoS workflow can consist of a graph with or without a "stem" with numbered forward-style steps. By specifying the targets of a workflow instead of which steps to execute, you essentially let SoS execute the required steps to generate the targets. For example,
%sandbox
!touch test.bam
%run -t test.vcf
# this step provides variable `var`
[index: provides='{filename}.bam.bai']
input: "${filename}.bam"
sh:
echo "Generating ${output}"
touch ${output}
[call: provides='{filename}.vcf']
input: "${filename}.bam"
depends: "${input}.bai"
sh:
echo "Calling variants from ${input} with ${depends} to ${output}"
touch ${output}
In this example, instead of specifiying a workflow, a target test.bam.bai
is requested. SoS checks all auxiliary steps and calls step index
to generate test.bam.bai
. After step index
is completed, step call
is executed again to produce the final requested target test.vcf
.
The -t
option could specify more than one targets and could be used in combination with a forward-style workflow. Please refer to [documentation on makefile-style workflows[Auxiliary_Steps.html] for more details.


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As Scott Colestock announced last week, a new release of QuickCounters was put up for download on the project's CodePlex site. This release includes the following new features for WCF instrumentation:
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You've probably already heard of CSS preprocessors by now, but haven't quite plucked up the courage to try one because of the learning curve, or maybe because “preprocessor” just plain sounds intimidating. So let's put those uncertainties at ease and go over what preprocessors are, how they work, and which one you might choose. In this article, we'll discuss the 3 most popular ones: Sass, LESS and Stylus.
Preprocessors compile the CSS code we write in a processed language to the pure CSS syntax we're all used to. If you've recently considered using a CSS preprocessor, there's no better time to dive in with all the options and helpful tools available.
Until recently, there was a lot of resistance from developers who argued that preprocessors steered too far from pure CSS, added more layers of complexity and that “If it's not broken, don't fix it.” But lately, many have realized just how powerful preprocessors can make our CSS.
Sass makes CSS fun again. Sass is an extension of CSS3, adding nested rules, variables, mixins, selector inheritance, and more. It's translated to well-formatted, standard CSS using the command line tool or a web-framework plugin…
There are various reasons why CSS preprocessors can be a valuable tool in our development process. First, they don't break browser compatibility; LESS, Sass and Stylus are all valid CSS and vice versa. Another advantage is preprocessors make our CSS DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) by allowing us to create variables from reusable CSS properties, which makes our code more modular and scalable, so our CSS doesn't get out of hand and become difficult to manage.
Preprocessors save us time and do a lot of the tedious stuff for us because they have all the neat features we wish plain vanilla CSS had, like nesting selectors, math functions, referencing a parent selector, even reporting errors by telling us where and why there are errors in our code…
Hopefully now you're feeling more confident about using a CSS preprocessor. When in doubt, you can always fall back to plain CSS in your preprocessor file. Remember that you're not learning an entirely new language—just a new syntax.


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I have downloaded a number of these datasets and they make very interestion viewing. I have focused on colorized lidar scans only.
The data is fundamentally different than the terrain data that the Fusion3D viewer was developed for. The area covered is relatively small, there is a high point density and the data is presented in local coordinates with no associated UTM. Finally, the data often includes enclosed scenes with data for inside walls and ceilings that combined with data for the outside of the walls and roofs. This is awkward for a terrain viewer where the navigation model is looking down from above. We have not made fundamental changes to generalize navigation. However we do allow the user to use a cutting plane in elevation that can strip off higher points so that the user can strip off the roof of a building and look at the inside (more below).
For the short term it looks like the best option is to use the LAStools utility e572las to convert the e57 files to LAS format. This picks up only the point cloud data so loses other data like camera images that could be combined with the point.
Convert e57 file to one or more LAS file e572las -v -split_scans -include_invalid -i name.e57 -o name.las The split_scans will create a separate file for each scan -- good for large files but probably not for smaller ones The include_invalid will pick up more points for some datasets -- not sure why it thinks some points invalid that look to be good Decimate large datasets -- Cant display all points, so decimate to the max number of points we can display and make loading much faster cropr -- a Fusion3D utility can crop a group of files to the desired size Filter on elevation Point Cloud menu -> Set Filter Parameters -> Filter on Elevation Display points only below threshold elevation Point Cloud menu -> Filter Threshold Slider -> adjust slider to move threshold
Thinning produces much better image than decimating -- much more even coverage.
Original compressed size 5.88 GB Sensor Faro Focus X330 Collection date May 2015 Decimation ratio 7 Thinning res 0.008 for inside bldg (0-12), res=0.03 for other Scenes 0-12 Inside of museum thinned 0.008 res -> ~26.7 Mhits 25 Inside bridge
Original compressed size 23.9 GB Decimation ratio 17
Original compressed size 88 MB Decimation ratio 1 (none)
Original compressed size 4.1 GB Decimation ratio ?
Original compressed size 589 MB Decimation ratio 1 (none)
This set is labeled SAT_ESP_Espada_registered. It is a particularly nice dataset with mission and fairly large area around it -- a courtyard. There is a fair amount of detail in part of the inside of the mission.
I tried a number of processing options. I first tried dicimation and that worked pretty well. The best option, though, is using the thin option in cropr to thin this the dataset to res=0.05m and then redo the 5 scans that are inside the mission to res=0.015m. (Thinning takes only the first hit in any voxel.) These 5 were very large files at relatively high density and they have lots of visual information.
Original compressed size 21.9 GB Decimation ratio 22? Thin res=0.05 for most files res=0.015 for 41-45 inside the main bldg ~51 Mpts 32 Main bldg roof 33 Main bldg roof 41-45 Main bldg inside
Original compressed size GB .las size 63.7 GB No of scans 106 Thin res=0.125 for all files ~50 Mpts


Class Results
Helper methods and extension methods for working with Result<TResult, TError>.
Inherited Members
Namespace: Oxide
Assembly: Oxide.dll
Syntax
public static class Results
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAndThenAsync<TIn, TOut, TError>(Task<Result<TIn, TError>>, Func<TIn, Result<TOut, TError>>)
Awaits the Task<TResult> in self
, and chains the
resulting Result<TResult, TError> with continuation
by
calling AndThen<TOutput>(Func<TResult, Result<TOutput, TError>>).
Declaration
public static Task<Result<TOut, TError>> AndThenAsync<TIn, TOut, TError>(this Task<Result<TIn, TError>> self, Func<TIn, Result<TOut, TError>> continuation)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Task<Result<TIn, TError>> | self | The task to continue. |
| Func<TIn, Result<TOut, TError>> | continuation | The function to call on the wrapped value. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Result<TOut, TError>> | A task that represents the asynchronous chaining of two results, which wraps
the result of calling |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TIn | The type of the wrapped value. |
| TOut | The type of the Result<TResult, TError> value returned from the continuation. |
| TError | The type of the error. |
Remarks
This is a convenience method that allows chaining async computations in a more natural way. Without this,
the syntax gymnastics around await
can become strenuous, doubly so if the compiler is not able to infer
generic type parameters. This is
less of a issue with AndThen<TOutput>(Func<TResult, Result<TOutput, TError>>) because it is not async-oriented, but
the syntax
is still cleaner. Consider:
Task<Result<TResult, TError>> task = GetSomeResultAsync(...);
Result<TTransformed, TError> final = (await task).AndThen(...);
vs.
var final = await GetSomeResultAsync(...).AndThenAsync(...);
AndThenAsync<TIn, TOut, TError>(Task<Result<TIn, TError>>, Func<TIn, Task<Result<TOut, TError>>>)
Awaits the Task<TResult> in self
, and chains the resulting
Result<TResult, TError> with continuation
by calling
AndThenAsync<TOutput>(Func<TResult, Task<Result<TOutput, TError>>>).
Declaration
public static Task<Result<TOut, TError>> AndThenAsync<TIn, TOut, TError>(this Task<Result<TIn, TError>> self, Func<TIn, Task<Result<TOut, TError>>> continuation)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Task<Result<TIn, TError>> | self | The task to continue. |
| Func<TIn, Task<Result<TOut, TError>>> | continuation | The function to call on the wrapped value. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Result<TOut, TError>> | A task that represents the asynchronous chaining of two results, which wraps the
result of calling |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TIn | The type of the wrapped value. |
| TOut | The type of the Result<TResult, TError> value returned from the continuation. |
| TError | The type of the error |
Remarks
This is a convenience method that allows chaining async computations in a more natural way. Without this,
the syntax gymnastics around await
can become strenuous, doubly so if the compiler is not able to infer
generic type parameters.
Consider:
await (await (await GetSomeResultAsync(...)).AndThenAsync(...)).AndThenAsync(...);
// or
var first = await GetSomeResultAsync(...);
var second = await first.AndThenAsync(...);
var third = await second.AndThenAsync(...);
vs.
var final = await GetSomeResultAsync(...).AndThenAsync(...).AndThenAsync(...);
Combine<TResult, TError>(Result<TResult, TError>[])
Combines multiple Result<TResult, TError> into a single value.
Declaration
public static Result<IEnumerable<TResult>, TError> Combine<TResult, TError>(params Result<TResult, TError>[] results)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Result<TResult, TError>[] | results | The results to combine. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Result<IEnumerable<TResult>, TError> | A combined result with all of the values as the wrapped value, or the first error encountered. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TResult | The type of the wrapped value in each result. |
| TError | The type of the wrapped error in each result. |
Combine<TResult, TError>(IEnumerable<Result<TResult, TError>>)
Combines multiple Result<TResult, TError> into a single value.
Declaration
public static Result<IEnumerable<TResult>, TError> Combine<TResult, TError>(IEnumerable<Result<TResult, TError>> results)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IEnumerable<Result<TResult, TError>> | results |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Result<IEnumerable<TResult>, TError> | A combined result with all of the values as the wrapped value, or the first error encountered. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TResult | The type of the wrapped value in each result. |
| TError | The type of the wrapped error in each result. |
Err<TResult, TError>(TError)
Creates a new Result<TResult, TError> that is an Error<TResult, TError>, which does not contain a result, but contains an error.
Declaration
public static Result<TResult, TError> Err<TResult, TError>(TError error)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TError | error | The error that the result contains. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Result<TResult, TError> | A result with an error value and no result value. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TResult | The type of the result value. |
| TError | The type of the error value. |
Ok<TResult, TError>(TResult)
Creates a new Result<TResult, TError> that is an Ok<TResult, TError>(TResult), which contains a result, but not an error.
Declaration
public static Result<TResult, TError> Ok<TResult, TError>(TResult value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TResult | value | The value that the result contains. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Result<TResult, TError> | A result with a result value and no error value. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TResult | The type of the result value. |
| TError | The type of the error value. |


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{% load static %}
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As a simple summary, we are showing you how many times you have used the list in the current month, the last 30 days, and which one is used the most. To see the details of the list, simply click the name in the first column.Summary
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Ottawa appeals and Grey Cup glory; In-The-News for Nov. 25
In-The-News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Nov. 25. What we are watching in Canada ...
by Canadian PressIn-The-News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Nov. 25.
What we are watching in Canada ...
OTTAWA — Lawyers will be in court today to argue the federal government's appeal of a Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling that ordered Ottawa to pay billions of dollars in compensation to First Nations children and their families.
In September, the tribunal ordered the federal government to pay $40,000 for every First Nations child who was inappropriately taken away from their parents after 2006.
The Assembly of First Nations estimated that 54,000 children and their parents could be eligible for total compensation that could exceed $2 billion.
The ruling said the government "wilfully and recklessly" discriminated against Indigenous children living on-reserve by not properly funding child and family services.
The government has said it planned to appeal the damage award because the timing of the election campaign made it impossible to organize compensation by a Dec. 10 deadline.
Justice Department lawyers will ask the Federal Court for a stay of execution of the tribunal's order later this morning during the first of two days of hearings set aside for the case.
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Also this ...
CALGARY — Andrew Harris and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers earned some long-awaited Grey Cup redemption Sunday night.
Harris scored rushing and receiving TDs as Winnipeg stunned the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 33-12 before 35,439 spectators at McMahon Stadium for its first Grey Cup victory since 1990.
Harris put an exclamation mark on his stellar performance by becoming the first player ever to be named the game's top player and Canadian.
Harris, 32, of Winnipeg, is the first Canadian to capture Grey Cup MVP honours since legendary Ottawa quarterback Russ Jackson in 1969.
"That sounds good but the only trophy I want is the big silver one," said Harris, who upon signing with Winnipeg in 2016 made ending the city's Grey Cup drought his top priority. "It's surreal, it's amazing, it's a dream come true.
"I'm so proud to be a Winnipegger. I can't wait to get back and share this with all of them."
Added backup quarterback Chris Streveler: "The parade's going to be nuts."
---
ICYMI (in case you missed it) ...
TORONTO — The goals are big for an all-transgender hockey team known as Team Trans.
For its Ottawa-based forward Kat Ferguson, that includes promoting education, awareness, and acceptance of transgender and gender non-conforming athletes in sport.
But mostly it's about providing a safe and fun atmosphere for players of all backgrounds to pursue their passion without fear of slurs, discrimination or violence.
Ferguson says Team Trans is believed to be the first ice hockey team comprised entirely of transgender men, transgender women and gender non-conforming athletes.
It's made up of a little over a dozen players from Canada and the United States.
They played their first game in Massachusetts and plan for others next year, including one in Toronto.
---
What we are watching in the U.S. ...
WASHINGTON — U.S. Defence Secretary Mark Esper on Sunday fired the Navy’s top official, ending a stunning clash between President Donald Trump and top military leadership over the fate of a SEAL accused of war crimes in Iraq.
Esper said he had lost confidence in Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and alleged that Spencer proposed a deal with the White House behind his back to resolve the SEAL’s case.
Trump has championed the matter of Navy Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, who was acquitted of murder in the stabbing death of an Islamic State militant captive but convicted of posing with the corpse while in Iraq in 2017.
Spencer’s firing was a dramatic turn in the fast-changing and politically charged controversy.
It exposed fissures in Trump’s relationship with the highest ranks of the U.S. military and raised questions about the appropriate role of a commander in chief in matters of military justice.
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What we are watching in the rest of the world ...
Newly revealed classified documents show that camps the Chinese government runs in the country’s far west are not for voluntary job training, as Beijing says, but for forced ideological and behavioural re-education.
The documents lay out the government's deliberate strategy to lock up predominantly Muslim minorities to forcibly assimilate them and rewire their thinking.
They also show how Beijing is using a high-tech surveillance system to target people for detention, trying to predict who will commit a crime.
The documents were issued by a Communist Party body in charge of the security apparatus of China’s Xinjiang region and were leaked to a consortium of journalists.
Experts say they are the most significant description yet of how the detention camps and mass surveillance work in the words of the Chinese government itself.
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The Image Collections and Data Cube Collections produced in the Brazil Data Cube (BDC) project can be discovered and accessed through a standardized API known as SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC).
The diagram depicted in the Figure 5 contains the most important concepts behind the STAC data model:
The description of the concepts below are adapted from the STAC Specification:
Item: a
STAC Item
is the atomic unit of metadata in STAC, providing links to the actualassets
(including thumbnails) that they represent. It is aGeoJSON Feature
with additional fields for things like time, links to related entities and mainly to the assets. According to the specification, this is the atomic unit that describes the data to be discovered in aSTAC Catalog
orCollection
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spatiotemporal asset
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Good object oriented practices can be sufficient to handle some complexity but when the project is over a certain size they don’t help understand what the whole application does. When you have to read several classes in order to visualize application dependencies you increase your cognitive load making your job harder.
Using a local gems dependency structure is complementary to good object oriented practices and allows you to incrementally design application boundaries resulting in an intention revealing structure that reduces cognitive load and facilitates code navigation.
There is a misconception that Ruby Gems are only for distributing libraries but they can be used locally as building blocks of a large Ruby application.
The focus of this article is test driving the technical implementation of local Ruby Gems dependencies structure using a simplified example adapted from a real life application, you can find the code on GitHub.
As a health plan subscriber I want to see information about my plan so I know what drugs are covered
Ruby application
A Ruby application triggers the behaviour encapsulated in the gem dependency structure–it can be a script, rake task or web framework–it’s just a proxy to the business logic encapsulated within gems.
In this example I will use a Ruby script that requires and makes calls to my health plan entry point gem.
To ensure your dependency structure is solid you must add unit tests for each gem and integration tests at the script level. Let’s start from the latter, you will need a Gemfile
to get our testing library rspec:
source 'https://rubygems.org'
group :test do
gem 'rspec'
end
run bundle
and then run rspec --init
to setup the automated tests. The full code is in this GitHub commit.
Here’s our script triggering some health_plan
class behaviour:
require 'health_plan'
subscriber_id = 'ASE123456789'
aggregated_health_plan = HealthPlan::Aggregator.new(subscriber_id)
puts aggregated_health_plan.details
its automated test:
describe 'run the script' do
let(:script_root) { File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../' }
it 'should return a success code' do
system('bundle')
expect( system("ruby #{script_root}run.rb")).to be(true)
end
end
triggers an expected error about the missing health_plan
gem:
/Users/agenteo/code/lab/gem-dependency-structure/spec/../run.rb:1:in `require': cannot load such file -- health_plan (LoadError)
In the application root directory let’s create a local_gems
directory to store our local gems–in production pick a name that is meaningful to your team–I often use components.
Building a gem
There are many ways to create a gem, I use bundler:
$ cd local_gems
$ bundle gem health_plan
create health_plan/Gemfile
create health_plan/Rakefile
create health_plan/LICENSE.txt
create health_plan/README.md
create health_plan/.gitignore
create health_plan/health_plan.gemspec
create health_plan/lib/health_plan.rb
create health_plan/lib/health_plan/version.rb
Initializing git repo in /Users/agenteo/code/lab/gem-dependency-structure/local_gems/health_plan
$ rm -Rf health_plan/.git*
This will create the necessary files including git files that you should remove since the gem will be local instead of published to a separate repository.
Let’s have a look at the relevant files:
Gemfile
The gem’s Gemfile
is only used for your gem’s automated tests and never by the main Ruby application.
The generated Gemfile
has a line with gemspec
$ cat local_gems/health_plan/Gemfile
source 'https://rubygems.org'
# Specify your gem's dependencies in health_plan.gemspec
gemspec
that tells bundler to install this gem dependencies from a .gemspec
file living in the same directory in this case health_plan.gemspec
.
.gemspec
This is the specification file part of Rubygems and looks like this:
lib = File.expand_path('../lib', __FILE__)
$LOAD_PATH.unshift(lib) unless $LOAD_PATH.include?(lib)
require 'health_plan/version'
Gem::Specification.new do |spec|
spec.name = "health_plan"
spec.version = HealthPlan::VERSION
spec.authors = ["Enrico Teotti"]
spec.email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>spec.summary = %q{TODO: Write a short summary. Required.}
spec.description = %q{TODO: Write a longer description. Optional.}
spec.homepage = ""
spec.license = "MIT"
spec.files = `git ls-files -z`.split("\x0")
spec.executables = spec.files.grep(%r{^bin/}) { |f| File.basename(f) }
spec.test_files = spec.files.grep(%r{^(test|spec|features)/})
spec.require_paths = ["lib"]
spec.add_development_dependency "bundler", "~> 1.7"
spec.add_development_dependency "rake", "~> 10.0"
end
You must remove TODO from summary and description or a warning will prevent you from building the gem.
You can find details about the other fields on rubygems.org.
version.rb
I never update the version number for local gems but it’s good to have it there in case you will publish the gem to a private gem server and start versioning so multiple applications can use it.
Add gem entry point to Ruby application
Now that the gem is created–you can find the code in this GitHub commit–you need to add the entry point gem to the Ruby application:
path 'local_gems' do
gem 'health_plan'
end
Running the test now should be green. Remember the code is just an example to exercises the dependency structure.
Setup local gems dependencies
Let’s add a local dependency from health_plan
to a drug_information
local gem that encapsulates access to drug information:
# health_plan.gemspec
# within Gem::Specification.new do |spec|
spec.add_dependency "drug_information"
Running bundle
within the health_plan
local gem directory errors on drug_information
not being found:
$ bundle
Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/..
Resolving dependencies...
Could not find gem 'drug_information (>= 0) ruby', which is required by gem 'health_plan (>= 0) ruby', in any of the sources.
That’s for two reasons: first add_dependency
doesn’t yet know about local gems and second we haven’t created that gem. Let’s fix the second running from the local gems directory bundle gem drug_information
.
The first problem is health_plan
local gem failed to find drug_information
on rubygems.org which you must be vigilant about. What if somebody created and published a drug_information
gem on rubygems?
Gotcha: Local / remote gems name collisions
I’ve seen this edge case happening and the result is your application uses the remote gem and your Gemfile.lock is locked to the remote gem and prevent the local gem dependency to be picked up when created. If you run in to this problem the solution is to delete the Gemfile.lock and bundle again after the local gem is created.
A safe way to prevent this problem is to have a project specific namespace wrapping the gem name ie. ProjectName::DrugInformation
. Prefixing all your gems ie. ProjectNameDrugInformation
works too but I find it obfuscates the gem name rather then creating proper boundaries like ProjectName::DrugInformation
that reveals the project has a drug information boundary.
What if your gem name isn’t used on rubygems.org today but somebody publishes a drug_information
gem tomorrow? Once the Gemfile.lock is locked with the local gem this edge case isn’t a problem anymore because even if the Gemfile.lock
is deleted the local gem has higher priority over the remote one.
Add local gems dependencies path
You must tell your local gem about its local dependencies path via the Gemfile
:
path '../'
that adds everything located one directory above the health_plan
to the gems search path. That is all the gems in local_gems
. Run bundle within health_plan
again and you should see:
Using health_plan 0.0.1 from source at .
You can find the code in this GitHub commit.
Use automated tests to ensure the dependencies are solid
Let’s update HealthPlan::Aggregator
to access some dummy drug_information
code:
def details
fetched_drug_info = DrugInformation::Fetcher.new(@subscriber_id)
{ name: 'The full package plan', drugs: fetched_drug_info.details }
end
The dependency between health_plan
and drug_information
was set in the health_plan
gem specification for its building process but it must be explicitly required or the code will not be found. This is the cause of many errors especially if you’re used to Ruby on Rails autoloader.
The fix is to add a require statement, usually in the gem entrypoint file lib/gemname.rb
in this case lib/health_plan.rb
:
require "health_plan/version"
require "health_plan/aggregator"
require "drug_information"
module HealthPlan
end
Automated tests are an important part of software development but they are the only way to ensure local Ruby gems dependency structures are solid.
Gotcha: Flaky bugs caused by missing requirement statements
This is a problem affecting a Ruby process running in memory such as a web server or deamon. Let’s say you have a gem A requiring gem C and using its code, and you have a gem B not requiring gem C but using its code. A and B are two high level gems that your Ruby application can call.
When your application first access gem B an error will be triggered since it uses gem C code without requiring it.
But when your application first executes gem A it requires gem C and leaves it in memory–if the application now access gem B it won’t fail because gem C was previously required.
A unit test on gem B would have caught that. And this is why you really must test all your local gems in isolation.
For example if we run:
require 'spec_helper'
describe HealthPlan::Aggregator do
describe "#details" do
before do
fetcher_double = double('DrugInformation::Fetcher', details: {})
allow(DrugInformation::Fetcher).to receive(:new).and_return(fetcher_double)
end
it "should not throw exceptions" do
aggregator = HealthPlan::Aggregator.new(12345)
expect(aggregator.details).to be_a_kind_of(Hash)
end
end
end
before requiring drug_information
within health_plan
the test will fail with an expected: uninitialized constant DrugInformation::Fetcher
.
Evolving the design of your application
An application that doesn’t evolve is rarely useful and as it evolves it becomes more complex and requires extra resources to preserve and simplify its structure–these are concepts covered by Lehman’s law of continuing change and law of increasing complexity.
The health plan requirement changed:
As a subscriber I want to access my health plan page with drug information and claims information
From the technical side evolving your design is really as simple as updating add_dependency
in your .gemspec–what is more challenging is how to associate boundaries to gems.
The target is to have an intention revealing dependency structure that reduce the cognitive load. The risk is to split in too fine grained components creating a dependency structure that is purely technical and doesn’t represent any business rule.
In the first scenario you’d be able to talk about your boundaries/libraries with your business owners. In the second scenario your libraries are so abstract that impede conversation with business owners and shouldn’t have been split or perhaps be part of a shared utility library. What prevents the shared utility gem from becoming a kitchen sink? Team diligence.
My guideline is to use a ubiquitous language and map business operational areas in to objects and namespaces. When more then two or three concepts are living in a single namespace I ask the business owner if they think it’s a different context or if a different team or company is operating that.
Conway’s law help with this:
“organizations which design systems … are constrained to produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organizations”
It’s hard work that can’t be delegated to someone outside the development team. The boundaries can and will change as the application evolves–that’s where the term evolutionary design comes from.


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This online resource serves as a a guide for others that wish to adopt a data science classroom environment, and a “snapshot” of UC Berkeley’s Data 8 technology stack. For a guide on the pedagogical and curriculum considerations, there is a separate guide here.
This guide is written with all levels of technical understanding in mind, so even if you are new to creating a computational course, this guide is for everyone!
Contributors¶
This guide is maintained by the members of UC Berkeley’s Data Science Education Program (DSEP), which was adopted from the contents of v1 of the Zero to Data 8 guide.
If you’d like to make a change or notice any missing content, please submit a Github Issue to this repository!
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 He does not know which bottle is poisoned so he will use ten prisoners to test the wine. The king wants this task done quickly so he can start drinking his wine as soon as possible so he hires you to find the fastest way to solve this wasting as little wine as possible. The prisoners are only allowed have wine once a day.
Solution:
For this lets assume that when a prisoner drinks wine he has a insignificantly small amount.
In this case most people start by making each prisoner try 100 wine each. The naive path to take here is having each prisoner drink it one at a time taking (at worst) 100 days to find the poisoned wine. This is not bad however what if we mix 100 of the samples into one drink.
Now each prisoner tries 100 wine samples at once so when a prisoner gets poisoned we know which 100 bottles hold the poisoned bottle. We can redo this with 100 bottles and 9 prisoners each trying 11 and one trying 12. We can redo this again once we find the 12 possible poisoned bottles and have 8 prisoners 1 or 2 each. We may find the one here or we may have to go another day. This method takes at worst 4 days and at best 3. This is a lot better than our previous 100 day result.
However we can mix the wines is a smarter way. Firstly lets number each bottle from 1 to 1000. Each of these numbers have a binary representation that can be written in 10 digits. Lets number the prisoners from 1 to 10. Now we serve the wine to the nth prisoner if the nth digit in the binary representation is 1. As previously done we mix the sample together so each prisoner can drink it in one day. Now a set of prisoners will die and we can use their number to recreate the number. Example if the prisoners 3, 5, 6, 9 die then we get 308. This means that wine number 308 is poisoned. We can do this because each number has a unique binary representation which has a bijection to the set of poisoned prisoners. Thus knowing the set we can use the bijection to figure out the bottle number accurately in 1 day.


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Welcome to the pycortex WebGL MRI viewer!
This viewer shows how information about thousands of object and action categories is represented across human neocortex. The data come from brain activity measurements made using fMRI while a participant watched hours of movie trailers. Computational modeling procedures were used to determine how 1705 distinct object and action categories are represented in the brain. Further details on this work can be found in this video or in the paper by Huth, Nishimoto, Vu and Gallant (2012), "A continuous semantic space describes the representation of thousands of object and action categories across the human brain", Neuron 2012.
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Warning:This page uses WebGL, an experimental web technology. It will not work in all browsers or on all platforms. For the best experience we recommend using Google Chrome, maximizing the size of your browser window, and closing other running applications (this viewer takes quite a bit of RAM).
Instructions:
On the left is a 3D model of one participant's cortical surface. Use the left mouse button to rotate, right mouse button to zoom, and middle mouse button to pan. The buttons at the bottom change the way the surface is shown. When viewing the 2D flat surface, use the left mouse button to pan.
The colors on the surface indicate which object and action categories are represented in each part of the brain. These colors match the colors of the categories on the right.
On the right is a tree showing 1705 object and action categories. Mouse over a category to see its name and definition. Click on a category to see how it is represented across the cortical surface. To return to the original colorful view mouse over the bar at the very top of the brain viewer window, and then click "Semantic Space" (under "Datasets").
 This view also shows how well our model can predict the responses at that location (the prediction performance, or correlation r) To return the tree to the original colorful view, click on "Show Semantic Space" under the category tree.
Caveat: All of the category-specific responses shown here are based on blood-oxygen level dependent (BOLD) responses recorded while participants watched 2 hours of natural movies. BOLD was measured using fMRI, which is very noisy and which only reveals a small fraction of the information represented in the brain. Please do not try to read too much into the category responses for a single brain area.
Hints: The 3D viewer will run much faster if the ROI labels are disabled. To do this, mouse over the bar at the very top of the brain viewer window and uncheck the box next to "Labels".
While the viewer is showing the inflated or flattened cortex, a double left click and hold will show the same location on the fiducial (folded) 3D surface. Releasing the mouse button will return to the folded/inflated view.
Credits: The pycortex WebGL MRI viewer was written by James Gao. All data are copyright UC Regents and Gallant lab. WordNet is copyright the trustees of Princeton University. This software is copyright UC Regents (see source of this page for details). The software makes use of jQuery, Three.js, and OpenCTM.
The work was supported by grants from the National Eye Institute (EY019684) and from the Center for Science of Information (CSoI), an NSF Science and Technology Center, under grant agreement CCF-0939370.
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A zone is a single deployment of a Next.js app. You can have multiple zones and merge them as a single app.
For example, let’s say you have the following apps:
/blog/**
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pg_lo_open
Name
pg_lo_open -- open a large object
Synopsis
pg_lo_open conn
loid
mode
Description
pg_lo_open
opens a large object.
Arguments
conn
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The handle of a connection to the database in which the large object exists.
loid
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The OID of the large object.
mode
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Specifies the access mode for the large object. Mode can be either r, w, or rw.
Return Value
A descriptor for use in later large-object commands.


Group
Groups are actors representing collection of actors. They may be individual or multiple game persistent. Groups can be moderated through administrator tools or users, or set up and managed through the game as described by the game designers.
Relationships describe which actors belong to which groups. Groups can have associated achievements, which can be set for all members of a group to complete.
Actors can join, leave or add another actor to a group.
Features
- CRUD Groups
- CRUD Group Metadata
- Group Name
- Group Description
- Group Icon
- Update Group Membership
- Search Group (ID/name/Actor)
API
- Client
- Contracts
Examples
- Create a group This example will show how to create a group called "Wildlings" using the GroupClient's Create function, passing an ActorRequest as the parameter and storing the group's id returned inside the ActorResponse object.
public SUGARClient sugarClient = new SUGARClient(BaseUri);
private GroupClient _groupClient;
private int _groupId;
private void CreateGroup()
{
// create instance of the game client
_groupClient = sugarClient.Group;
// create an ActorRequest
var actorRequest = new ActorRequest
{
Name = "Wildlings"
};
// create the group and store the response
var actorResponse = _groupClient.Create(actorRequest);
// store the id of the game for use in other functions
_groupId = actorResponse.Id;
}
Retreiving a game
Checking if a Group exists or finding the id of a Group may be desired functionalities. This is done using GroupClient's Get function and passing the name of the group to match.
private bool CheckGroupExists()
{
// check for the game and store the responses
var actorResponses = _groupClient.Get("Wildlings");
foreach (response in actorResponses)
{
// check if the name matches the desired game exactly
if (response.Name == "Wildlings")
{
Console.WriteLine("Sorry, the group name has been taken, try another one");
return false;
}
}
return true;
}
Roadmap
- Groups Alliance. Provide the ability for relationship between groups. To form an <xref:alliance>
Group leader. Providing the ability for individual actors to control the group membership, to add or remove other actors.
Extended group achievements. Provide the ability to set the parameters such as number of actors required to meet the achievement criteria before it’s considered complete.


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Alert: Description languages must be unique.
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Thousands participate in Navy Marathon in Visakhapatnam
The marathon is conducted in four categories
by Staff ReporterThousands of runners and citizens enthusiastically took part in the Navy Marathon which was conducted by Eastern Naval Command (ENC) at Beach Road here on Sunday.
Dressed up in white t-shirts, women, children, youngsters and senior citizens thronged the Beach Road to take part in the marathon from the early hours. Runners from many cities, including Hyderabad, Kochi and Vijayawada, joined the mega event. The marathon was flagged off at Viswa Priya Function Hall by ENC officials.
The marathon is conducted in four categories — full marathon (42km), half marathon (21km), 10km run and 5km run.
City traffic police have imposed restrictions along the beach stretch from NTR statue and R.K Beach to Chepaluppada and Bheemili on the 30-km long marine drive.


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Mini-Reviews A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1988 Jeff Meyer
Sheesh. I haven't written a movie review in four months, and the Seattle Film Festival is coming up in three months. Time to leap back in the middle of things and get a few comments out.
Decided to take a look at what's playing in the Friday paper and give you a quick run-down on some of the stuff that's still playing.
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BROADCAST NEWS: To paraphrase Monty Python, "Witty, James, very, very witty." There are several awards I'd like to see this film win come Academy Award time (not that I hold out any hope that The Academy could pick a good film on its merits), but best screenplay should really be reserved in advance. I'm one of those curmudgeons who found TERMS OF ENDEARMENT sloppy and over-sentimental, but Brooks seems to have learned his lesson in BROADCAST NEWS. This film avoids making *any* of its characters stereotypes; no Uncle Ben's off-the-shelf easily-identifiable people-icons here. And, of course, the three main characters (Hurt, Brooks and Hunter) take the entire film to even delineate; I gave up trying to second-guess anyone in this movie after the first fifteen minutes. Do you have any *idea* how refreshing it is *not* to know what's going to happen next?
 Hurt comes off a bit cold, but that is part of his character; he seems to have sunk into his part, which is about par for the course with him. All in all, I'm wondering if Brooks can make another one like this; if he does, he might just find himself with a reputation as the current Lubitsch of Hollywood.
One of my 10 best for 1987.
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EMPIRE OF THE SUN: Fantastic cinematography. Skillful acting. Beautiful music (best thing John Williams has done, and I *love* his SUPERMAN and COWBOYS -type music). Marvelous direction.  This thing is about two-and-a-half hours long, and there is just not enough meat on the plot to feed one of those starving prisoners-of-war the film features. Yes, everyone is totally convincing, but the characters are so underplayed that you never become intrigued with *anyone* in this film, which leaves you as nothing more than a disinterested observer. Hey, that's probably how people react to being in a POW camp; it may well be the most accurate, unromantic view of how people live under this type of imprisonment. But it leaves the audience to its own devices through much of the running length, and you walk out with a surrealistic taste in your mouth.
A great movie for those of you who study the mechanics of film; anyone looking for entertainment should search elsewhere.
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HOUSE OF GAMES: Let's face it, no one actually *talks* like a real person in a David Mamet film or play (I could argue THE UNTOUCHABLES either way). Nobody talks like a real Dane in HAMLET, either, but you're not attending it to catch regional dialogue tips, are you?  Joe Mantegna just walks away with the scenes he's in; Lindsay Crouse, while playing the victim, turns out to be as much a mystery as Mantegna's character by the end of the film. And that's as much of a tip as you're getting from me about the ending of the film. You won't be disappointed, believe me.
Tres entertaining, tres engrossing. One of my 10 best for 1987.
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THROW MOMMA FROM THE TRAIN: Not to start the back-and-forth "Suck Rocks!" "Tastes Great!" arguments that the net had about THROW MOMMA FROM THE TRAIN, but I saw it with great trepidation and was surprised to find myself really enjoying it. It starts very slowly, and the ending was never much of a surprise, but there is some very inventive slapstick here, and DeVito steals the show with a completely against-type character, a genuinely simple man who literally grows on one. Everyone else is up to snuff (if not exceptional) and the script is fine.
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THREE MEN AND A BABY: Please. I just ate. I admit that it's better than the French version, but that's like saying Lyndon LaRouche is a more palatable fascist than Adolph Hitler.
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GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM: Frankly, if you're going to watch Robin Williams, rent the "Live at the Met" HBO tape. While they let his character go here, it's still a watered-down version of his comedy act. Other than the classroom scenes, though, none of the non-comedy stuff held together very well, or had any spice.
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MOONSTRUCK: Now, *these*...these are *nice people*. They may bicker a little, rub each other the wrong way, ahhh...but they're not the sitcom sludge that gets tracked into nice clean living rooms all across America. These people got life, feelings, and they're sweet people. You get caught up in this family immediately, and if you're laughing at some of the circumstances that befall them, you're hoping for a good outcome at the end, too.
 Good, 'cause I did, and if I'd seen it in 1987, it would have been on the top 10 list, no question. Every frame in this film is made to let some very fine character actors and actresses have a ball, and they take you along for the ride every step of the way. Along with SUSPECT, Cher seems to be picking films very well these days (and even if THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK stunk, it was still a prestige film [prestige film: any film with Jack Nicholson or Robert Duvall in it]). RAISING ARIZONA seems to have been the starting gun for Nicholas Cage and Holly Hunter; Hunter's work in BROADCAST NEWS is terrific, and Cage is just as good in MOONSTRUCK. Olympia Dukakis, Danny Aiello and others are a pleasure to watch, and Vincent Gardinia puts in his best performance in years (he also has the film's best line (which is saying something here), and he delivers it with an absolutely perfect comic buildup: "Okay." I hope he wins a best supporting actor nomination for that line...).
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Well, that's taken care of. What's on for this week (Vat ist dis "Action Jackson"?)?
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TurnOffApproximations(0);
f{}0=RandomInteger(0,A);
f{}{{a}}=RandomInteger ((0,A)) n^a+f{}(a-1);
A=5;
bottomPower=RandomInteger(3,6);
topPower=bottomPower-RandomInteger(2, bottomPower);
topTerm= n^topPower;
bottomExpression=n^bottomPower+ f{}bottomPower;
leadingCoefficient=CoefficientOf(n^bottomPower, bottomExpression);
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Determine whether the series is convergent or divergent. If convergent, write ``convergent'', else write ``divergent''.
In your pen and paper solution, indicate clearly which convergence/divergence tests you used and how you used them.
\displaystyle
\sum_{n=startIndex}^\infty \frac{topTerm }{bottomExpression}
Answer:
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convergent
==0
convergent
The convergence of a sum whose terms are
rational functions of \(n\) can be determined by the
comparison or the limit-comparison test.
For positive \(n\), we have that
leadingTermSimplified=if (topPower>0, "="+ToString(\frac{1}{leadingCoefficient n^powerDifference}), "");
bottomExpression>leadingTerm and so
\(\displaystyle EvaluateSymbols{}("\frac{topTerm }{bottomExpression}
\lt \frac{topTerm}{leadingTerm} leadingTermSimplified")\).
Therefore
\displaystyle 0< \sum_{n=startIndex}^\infty \frac{topTerm }{bottomExpression}
\lt \sum_{n=startIndex}^\infty \frac{1}{leadingCoefficient n^powerDifference}. Furthermore,
\displaystyle \sum_{n=startIndex}^\infty \frac{1}{leadingCoefficient n^powerDifference}
is a (part of a multiple of)
\(p\)-seires with \(\displaystyle p=powerDifference \gt 1\) and is therefore convergent. Since all terms of the series
\displaystyle \sum_{n=startIndex}^\infty \frac{topTerm }{bottomExpression}
are positive and dominated by the terms of a convergent series,
the comparison test implies that \displaystyle \sum_{n=startIndex}^\infty \frac{topTerm }{bottomExpression}
is convergent.


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EasyJet shares fly higher despite profit turbulence
EasyJet shares jumped by more than 3% after the airline reported headline pre-tax profit of £427m (€498m), in line with guidance.
That was down 26% from last year because of rising fuel prices and a tough operating environment.
The airline said that forward bookings for the first half of the 2020 financial year were “reassuring” and slightly ahead of last year.
EasyJet has said that uncertainty around the original Brexit date of March 29 affected trading in the first half of this year, but chief executive Johan Lundgren said he does not expect the revised Brexit date of January 31 to have the same impact.
“The situation has almost normalised,” he said. “People ... have lived with the fact that the deadline has been moved and people in a way are getting on with their lives.”
Analysts said consensus estimates for 2020 are unlikely to change, with upgrades of 5%-7% from a better pricing environment being “masked” by the spend on carbon offsetting.
EasyJet said it is implementing plans to become the world’s first major airline to operate with net-zero carbon across its flight network.
In addition to the plans to offset emissions from flying, the company also announced that it would launch EasyJet Holidays in Britain by Christmas, offering its own beach and city breaks after the demise of tour operator Thomas Cook.
The carbon offset programmes will cost about £25m (€29.2m) a year, with the offsetting starting immediately, it said.
Airlines have come under increasing pressure to reduce emissions in the face of the growing “flight shame” movement.
“People are increasingly looking for companies to reduce their footprint on the environment, and this is an interim step,” Mr Lundgren said.
Aer Lingus and British Airways owner IAG has said it will carbon-offset its domestic flights, with international airlines collectively counting on a global carbon offsetting plan to cap CO2 emissions from air travel at 2020 levels.
Mr Lundgren said that EasyJet’s net-zero carbon plan was more cost-effective than if passengers took it upon themselves to offset their flights individually.
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HAPPINESS (Good Machine) Starring: Jane Adams, Dylan Baker, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Lara Flynn Boyle, Cynthia Stevenson, Camryn Manheim, Ben Gazarra, Louise Lasser. Screenplay: Todd Solondz. Producers: Ted Hope and Christine Vachon. Director: Todd Solondz. MPAA Rating: Not Rated (sexual situations, adult themes, profanity). Running Time: 135 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
HAPPINESS is almost too difficult to watch -- not because of its potentially shocking content, but because it's so achingly sad. Lonely men make obscene phone calls which only seem to make them more frustrated. Stabs at romance turn into depressing one-night stands. A few moments of isolated contact quickly vanish in a rage of rejection. The dozen or so principal characters in Todd Solondz's bleakly funny suburban nightmare fumble and fail so consistently in their pursuit of happiness you might suspect it was unattainable.
And, in the sense that some of them define it, it is. HAPPINESS deals with people whose chances for contentment are thwarted by yearnings for things they can't have, or have been led to believe they _should_ have by cultural signals like the shmaltz love ballads that permeate the soundtrack. Joy (Jane Adams), a single aspiring songwriter, feels she should have a man and a stable life like her married older sister Trish (Cynthia Stevenson); Trish, a housewife, feels inferior to sister Helen (Lara Flynn Boyle), a successful author; Helen, meanwhile, wants a life of danger to give her writing "authenticity." Helen's lonely, obscene phone-calling neighbor Allen (Philip Seymour Hoffman) longs for Helen while considering her inaccessible, even as he becomes the object of similar feelings from even lonelier neighbor Kristina (Camryn Manheim). Solondz fills his world with people who want what they haven't got, never realizing how much it could cost them.
Nowhere is that more evident than in HAPPINESS' trickiest character, Trish's husband Bill (Dylan Baker).  Baker gives Bill so many layers that he always seems human even through his predatory calculation. His attempt to cajole Billy's young friend into eating a drugged sandwich is as pathetic as it is creepy, his parental concern as genuine as it is tainted. Solondz is never merely interested in the sensationalistic but trite notion that the monsters who turn up in headlines are our neighbors. He wants us to see the misery of a monster who knows that he's causing pain but can't stop himself because causing it at least for a moment eases his own.
It's even more unsettling that Solondz sets Bill at one far end of a continuum of pain selfishly inflicted in the desperate search for fulfillment. Allen humiliates women he calls in an attempt to feel significant; the sisters' father (Ben Gazzara) abandons his wife in search of something even another woman can't provide; Joy dumps a boyfriend (a scathing cameo by Jon Lovitz) who may be a sensitive guy. There are no grand enlightenments in HAPPINESS, which may make it seem that Solondz is simply reveling in the characters' degradation. The fact is they're merely deeply flawed, some making small steps towards defining their own happiness, others too immersed in external definitions to be ready for those small steps.
Solondz's one real mis-step -- aside from the unnecessarily long running time -- involves a murder/rape sub-plot which launches HAPPINESS into an unnecessarily surreal direction. The film doesn't need the cheap laughs from references to cut up body parts in freezer bags, not when it offers edgy humor that's so much more uncomfortably genuine. A key scene in HAPPINESS finds Billy sharing concerns with his father that he's not "normal" because he may not be maturing sexually as fast as his peers. It's brutally ironic that he's asking for advice on normalcy from a man who may be nobody's paradigm of normalcy, but at least he's receiving reassurance that he's not alone in his confusion. The paralyzing pursuit of "normalcy" is what makes so many of the people in HAPPINESS so unhappy. Solondz turns what could have been a freak show into a reassurance that we, too, are not alone in being something other than "normal."
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 happy endings: 9.
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