Liliputing’s Best of Black Friday 2019 roundup
by Brad LinderBlack Friday 2019 is here, which means it’s one of the best days of the year to save money on some tech products. Want an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K or Google Home Mini? Prices have never been lower.
But some deals are better than others. So if you don’t feel like scrolling through Liliputing’s 4,500 word Black Friday 2019 mobile tech deals roundup, here are some of my favorite deals available on November 29th, 2019.
Tablets (under $100)
- onn 7″ Android Go tablet w/1GB/16GB for $28 – Walmart (reminder: they’re hackable)
- Amazon Fire 7 Tablet for $30 – Amazon (starting 11/22) (also: Best Buy, Target) – also hackable
- Amazon Fire HD 8 for $50 – Amazon (starting 11/22) (also: Best Buy,
- Amazon Fire HD 10 for $100 – Amazon (starting 11/22) (also: Best Buy)
Tablets (under $500)
- Surface Go tablets for $299 and up – Microsoft Store
- Apple iPad 10.2″ for for $249 and up – Walmart (also: Amazon, Best Buy)
Tablets ($500 and up)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 10.5″ tablet w/S Pen for $550 and up – Amazon
- Microsoft Surface Pro 7 w/Type Cover for $599 and up – Microsoft Store
- Apple iPad Pro for $650 and up – Best Buy
eReaders
- Amazon Kindle for $60 – Best Buy
- Amazon Kindle Paperwhite for $85 – Amazon (also: Best Buy, Target)
- Amazon Kindle Oasis (current-gen) for $175 – Amazon
- B&N NOOK GlowLight Plus for $170 – B&N
- Kobo Clara HD for $100 – Kobo
Media Streamers
- Roku SE (1080p) for $18 – Walmart
- Roku Streaming Stick+ 4K HDR for $30 – Roku
- Roku Ultra (4K HDR) w/JBL earbuds for $48 – Walmart
- Amazon Fire TV Stick (1080p) for $20 – Amazon
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K for $25 – Amazon
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K + Echo Dot + Fire TV Blaster for $80 – Amazon
- Amazon Fire TV Cube for $90 – Amazon
- Amazon Fire TV Recast DVR/streamer for $130 and up – Amazon
- Google Chromecast for $25 – Target
- Xiaomi Mi Box S (4K HDR) w/Android TV for $40 – Walmart
- Google Smart TV Kit (Chromecast + Home Mini + $10 Vudu credit) for $35 – Walmart
Smartphones (unlocked)
- Google Pixel 3a for $299 – Best Buy (and Google Store)
- Google Pixel 3a XL for $379 – Best Buy (and Google Store)
- Google Pixel 4 or 4 XL for $200 off – Best (and Google Store)
- Samsung Galaxy S10 for $200 off – Best Buy
- Samsung Galaxy S10+ for $200 off – Best Buy
- Samsung Galaxy S10e for $200 off – Best Buy
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ for $200 off – Best Buy
- OnePlus 7 Pro for $549 and up – OnePlus
- ZTE Axon 10 Pro w/SD855/8GB/256GB for $450 – Newegg
- ZTE Axon 10 Pro w/SD855/12GB/256GB for $500 – Newegg
- LG G8 Thinq w/SD855/6GB/128GB for $400 – Amazon
Wireless earbuds
- Onn True wireless earbuds for $15 – Walmart
- JLAB JBuds Air true wireless earbuds for $30 – Best Buy
- Sony MDRXB50BS/B in-ear wireless headphones for $40 – Target
- JBL Reflect Mini 2 wireless earbuds + charging case for $50 – Microsoft Store
Wireless headphones
- JLAB Studio wireless on-ear headphones for $15 – Walmart
- Sony WH-CH700N wireless noise-cancelling over-ear headphones for $90 – Best Buy (also: Target)
- JBL Live 650BTNC wireless over-ear noise-cancelling headphones for $100 – Best Buy
- Microsoft Surface Headphones for $263 – Microsoft Store
- Sony WH-1000XM3 wireless over-ear noise-cancelling headphones for $280 – Best Buy
- Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II wireless over-ear noise-cancelling headphones for $280 – Best Buy
Wireless speakers
- JBL GO 2 portable Bluetooth speaker for $20 – Walmart
- JBL Clip 3 portable Bluetooth speaker for $30 – B&H
- UE Wonderboom for $40 – Target (and Amazon)
- JBL Flip 3 Stealth portable Bluetooth speaker for $50 – Walmart
- JBL Charge 4 for $100 – Target
Smart Speakers
- Google Home Mini (1st-gen) for $19 – Walmart (and B&H)
- Google Nest Mini (2nd-gen) for $29 – Google Store
- Google Home for $49 – Google store
- Google Nest Home Max for $199 – Google Store
- Amazon Echo Dot (3rd-gen) for $22 – Amazon (starting 11/28) (also: Dell, Target)
- Amazon Echo Dot w/clock for $35 – Amazon (starting 11/28)
- Amazon Echo Dot Kids Edition for $40 – Amazon
- Amazon Echo (3rd-gen) for $60 – Amazon (starting 11/28) (also: Best Buy, Target)
Smart Displays
- Lenovo Smart Clock for $39 – Lenovo (also: Walmart)
- Amazon Echo Show 5 for $50 – Amazon (starting 11/28) (also: Best Buy, Target)
- Amazon Echo Show 8 for $80 – Amazon
- Amazon Echo Show (2nd-gen) for $150 – Amazon (also: Best Buy)
- Google Nest Hub for $79 – Google Store
- Google Nest Hub Max for $199 – Google Store
Wearables
- Samsung Galaxy Watch Active for $150 – Best Buy
- Samsung Galaxy Fit activity tracker for $80 – Best Buy
- Samsung Galaxy Watch (stainless steel silver, 46mm) for $270 – Best Buy
- Fitbit Inspire for $50 – Amazon
- Fitbit Inspire HR for $69 – Amazon
- Fitbit Charge 3 for $100 – Amazon
- Fibit Versa 2 for $149 – Amazon
Gaming Hardware
- Stadia Premiere Edition + Nest WiFi 3-pack for $398 – Google Store
- Xbox One S for $149 and up – Microsoft Store
- Xbox Wireless Controller for $40 – Microsoft Store
VR
- Oculus Go w/32GB for $149 – Oculus (also: Walmart)
- Oculus Go w/64GB for $199 – Oculus
- Oculus Rift S for $349 – Amazon
- Oculus Quest + Vader Immortal for $399 – Oculus
- Samsung HMD Odyssey+ mixed reality headset for $229 – Microsoft Store
Windows Laptops (under $300)
- Lenovo IdeaPad 130s 11″ laptop w/Celeron N4000/2GB/64GB for $99 – Lenovo (coupon: HOLIDAYDEAL1)
- Lenovo S130 14″ laptop w/AMD A6-9220E/4GB/64GB for $130 – Best Buy
- HP 14″ laptop w/Celeron N4000/4GB/64GB for $149 – Walmart
- Lenovo S130 14″ laptop w/Celeron N4000/4GB/64GB for $179 – Walmart
- HP 14″ laptop w/Pentium Silver N5000/4GB/64GB for $215 – Costco
- HP 14″ laptop w/Ryzen 3 3200U/4GB/128GB for $239 – Walmart
- Acer Aspire 5 Slim 15.6″ 4lb laptop w/Ryzen 3 3200U/4GB/128GB for $260 – Amazon
- Motile 14″ laptop w/Ryzen 3 3200U/4GB/128GB for $279 – Walmart
- HP Pavilion x360 11.6″ convertible w/Pentium N5000/4GB/128GB for $280 – Best Buy
Windows Laptops ($300 – $999)
- Motile 14″ laptop w/Ryzen 5 3500U/8GB/256GB for $379 – Walmart
- Acer Aspire 5 Slim 15.6″ 4lb laptop w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $400 – Amazon
- Lenovo Flex 14 convertible w/Ryzen 5 3500U/12GB/256GB for $449 – Amazon
- HP Envy 13 w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $499 – Microsoft Store
- HP Pavilion x360 14″ w/Core i5-10210U/8GB/256GB SSD + 1GB Optane memory for $500 – Best Buy
- HP Pavilion x360 14″ convertible w/Core i5-10210U/8GB/256GB for $550 – Costco
- Lenovo ThinkPad E495 14″ laptop w/Ryzen 7 3700U/8GB/256GB/Win10 Pro for $560 – Newegg
- HP Envy x360 13″ convertible w/Ryzen 5 3500U/8GB/256GB for $600 – Microsoft Store
- MSI GF63 Thin 15.6″ gaming laptop w/Core i5-9300H/GTX 1050 Ti/8GB/512GB for $629 – Amazon
- Acer Spin 3 14″ convertible w/Core i7-8565U/16GB/512GB for $699 – Amazon
- MSI GF63 15.6″ thin gaming laptop w/Core i7-9750H/GTX 1650/8GB/256GB SSD + 1TB HDD for $699 – B&H
- MSI GL65 15/6″ gaming laptop w/Core i7-9750H/GTX 1660 Ti/8GB/512GB for $799 after rebate – Newegg
- HP Envy x360 15.6″ w/Core i7-10510U/12GB/512GB SSD + 32GB Optane for $750 – Best Buy
- Lenovo IdeaPad 730S 13.3″ laptop w/Core i7-8565U/16GB/256GB for $750 – Newegg
- Asus ZenBook 13 w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/512GB for $783 – Amazon
- Asus ZenBook 14 UX431 14″ laptop w/Core i7-8565U/MX150/16GB/512GB + ZenFone Max M1 for $870 – Newegg (coupon: EMCUUVE64)
- Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 for $899 and up (save up to $300) – Microsoft Store
- Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (7th-gen) w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $999 – Lenovo (coupon: THINKBF1)
Windows Laptops ($1000+)
- Asus ZenBook Flip S UX370 13″ convertible w/Core i7-8550U/16GB/512GB for $1000 – Best Buy
- Microsoft Surface Book 2 for $1099 and up – Microsoft Store
- HP Spectre x360 15.6″ 4K w/Core i7-10510U/16GB/512GB SSD + 32GB Optane for $1100 – Best Buy
- Gigabyte Aero 15 144Hz gaming laptop w/Core i7-9750H/RTX 2070/16GB/512GB for $1599 – Newegg
- Dell XPS 13 laptop w/4K touchscreen/Core i7-10710U/16GB/1TB for $1400 – Costco
Chromebooks
- Samsung Chromebook 3 11.6″ w/Celeron N3060/4GB/16GB for $99 – Walmart
- HP 11.6″ Chromebook w/Celeron N3060/4GB/16GB for $100 – Target
- Lenovo 100e 11.6″ Chromebook w/MT8173C/4GB/16GB for $100 – Newegg
- Asus Chromebook C223NA 11.6″ w/Celeron N3350/4GB/32GB for $160 – Best Buy
- Lenovo Chromebook 11.6″ w/MT8173C/4GB/32GB for $179 – Best Buy
- Asus Chromebook C423 14″ w/Celeron N3350/4gB/32GB for $199 – Amazon
- Acer Chromebook Spin 11.6″ convertible w/Celeron N3350/4GB/32GB for $219 – Best Buy
- Samsung Chromebook Plus 12.2″ convertible w/Celeron 3965Y/4GB/32GB for $299 – Best Buy
- Asus Chromebook C425 14″ w/Core m3-8100Y/8GB/64GB for $320 – Amazon
- HP Chromebook 14″ convertible w/Core i3-8130U/8GB/64GB for $349 – Best Buy
- Google Pixel Slate for $449 and up – Google Store
- Asus Chromebook Flip C302CA 12.5″ convertible w/Core m5-6Y54/4GB/64GB for $450 – Amazon
Storage
- SanDisk Extreme 128GB microSDXC card for $20 – Amazon
- PNY Elite-X 256GB microSDXC card for $27 – Amazon
- SanDisk Ultra 256GB microSDXC card for $30 – Amazon
- SanDisk Ultra 400GB microSDXC card for $50 – Amazon
- Toshiba 2TB USB 3.0 portable HDD for $47 – Amazon
- Seagate 4TB USB 3.0 external desktop HDD for $75 – Amazon
- Seagate 5TB USB 3.0 portable HDD for $90 – Amazon
- Seagate 8TB USB 3.0 external desktop HDD for $120 – Amazon
- Synology DiskStation DS218+ NAS (diskless) for $255 – Amazon
Accessories
- Select Anker portable chargers for up to 40-percent off – Amazon
- Select Aukey headphones, chargers, and power banks for up to 40 -percent off – Amazon
- Select Netgear networking products for up to 35-percent off – Amazon
Streaming deals
- Amazon Music Unlimited 4-month subscription for $1 – Amazon (new subscribers only)
- Spotify Premium 3-month subscription for free – Spotify (new subscribers only)
- Hulu 12-month subscription (w/ads) for $24 (1.99/month) – Hulu
Digital media
- Save up to 80-percent on 100+ best selling Kindle eBooks – Amazon
- Save up to 55-percent on movies & TV shows – Microsoft Store
- Movies up to 60-percent off – Google Play
- TV Seasons for $5 and up – Google Play
- Audiobooks under $7 – Google Play
- eBooks under $5 – Google Play
Video games
- GOG Black Friday sale – GOG
- Steam Autumn Sale – Steam
- Epic Games Black Friday Sale – Epic Games Store
- Select Ubisoft games for up to 90-percent off – Ubisoft
- Select Nintendo games for up to 50-percent off – Humble Store
Other good deals
- Instant Pot DUO 6 quart 7-in-1 cooker for $49 – Walmart (or Amazon)
- Instant Pot Duo 8 quart 7-in-1 cooker for $65 – Amazon
- Instant Pot Duo Evo Plus 6 quart, 9-in-1 cooker for $102 – Amazon (clip coupon)
- Contigo water bottles and travel mugs for up to 38-percent off – Amazon


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title: "ATTRACTING NATURE'S PEST CONTROL"
date: "2000-01-01 18:06:14 -06:00"
categories:
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subtitle: "Gardening for Beneficial Insects"
layout: "events"
event-image: "attracting-natures-pest-control.jpg"
event-dates: "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14"
event-location: "Red Butte Garden Classroom"
button-type: "register"
tickets-link: "https://continue.utah.edu/lifelong/class/llhg_906_attracting_natures_pest_control___gardening_for_beneficial_insects"
registration-info: "Phone Registration Available:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Lifelong Learning: LLHG 906"
instructor-info: "Eric Cook, Red Butte Garden"
member-cost: "$35"
public-cost: "$39"
event-notes: "Gardening for Beneficial Insects"
tickets-button: ""
published: true
---
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 6 - 8PM
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Lady bug, praying mantis, lacewing are only a few of the many beneficial insects that can be a gardener’s best friend. These garden companions perform the valued services of pollination and pest control and can be encouraged to populate your landscape by providing them a suitable habitat. Learn about the common beneficial insects found in Utah, how to identify them at different stages of their life cycle, and what you can do to attract them to your garden. Co-sponsored with Lifelong Learning. Members pay $35, ask for section 002.


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// TODO: This is overkill? We don"t need to hydrate the sources and strip snapshots,
// we only need the path relative to the source root.
binary_sources = await Get(HydratedSources, HydrateSourcesRequest(field_set.sources))
stripped_binary_sources = await Get(
StrippedSourceFiles, SourceFiles(binary_sources.snapshot, ())
)
entry_point = PythonBinarySources.translate_source_file_to_entry_point(
stripped_binary_sources.snapshot.files
)
if entry_point is None:
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"You must either specify `sources` or `entry_point` for the target "
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f"{repr(field_set.address)}, so it must have exactly one source, but it has "
f"{len(binary_source_paths.files)}"
)
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source_root = await Get(
SourceRoot,
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The U.S. should view the effort to boycott, divest from, and sanction (BDS) Israel as inherently anti-Semitic and take strong measures, both diplomatic and legislative, to thwart actions that are intended to limit commercial relations with Israel, or persons or entities doing business in Israeli areas, in a discriminatory manner. The BDS movement is just another attempt by the Palestinians to avoid having to commit to a peaceful co-existence with Israel. The false notion that Israel is an occupier should be rejected.


EBay selling StubHub to viagogo for $4.5 billion
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EBay bought StubHub in 2007 for $310 million.
Viagogo's founder and CEO Eric Baker is a StubHub co-founder.
The sale is targeted to close by the end of 2020's first quarter.
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Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall, Vol. 2, by William Bottrell, [1873], at sacred-texts.com
We find a similar belief to that connected with the path St. Levan trod, in the Breton legend of St. Cornély, from which the above lines are quoted. "La Charrette" was the cart—drawn by oxen—in which the saint rode Then he and his people were pursued by an invading host of pagans. St. Cornély, being hard pressed, to prevent the Bretons being driven into the sea, turned about, cursed the pursuers, and changed them all—in rank and file as they stood—into the Menheers of Carnac.
The remarkable correspondence of beliefs, customs, names of places, &c., in the Armorican Cornouaile, with those of West Cornwall, would seem to show that the former was either colonised from hence or that many found an asylum there in some invasion of this district.
The story of Tom of Chyannor is well known there; a translation of the Armorican version was given in one of the early numbers of Chambers's Journal as a Breton legend.


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- date - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.AddMoodDetail
-
The date of the mood, given by the user.
- DATE_FORMAT - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.model.MoodEventModel
-
The constant DATE_FORMAT.
- dateClick() - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.AddMoodDetail
-
Show the date picker dialog
- dateDialog - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.AddMoodDetail
-
UI element, a tool used for picking dates.
- dateObject() - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.model.FollowRequestModel
-
Date object date, turns CreatedAt into a date object, then returned.
- dateObject() - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.model.MoodEventModel
-
Date object date.
- dateText - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.FollowListAdapter.ViewHolder
-
The Date text.
- dateText - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.MoodListAdapter.ViewHolder
-
The field where the mood date will be displayed.
- dateText - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.ViewMoodDetail
-
The text view displaying the date of the event.
- datetime - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.model.MoodEventModel
-
datetime
A string value that represents the time of the users mood
- db - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.repository.BaseRepository
-
a reference to the database itself.
- DEFAULT_ZOOM - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.AddLocation
-
set default zoom
- delete(ModelInterface) - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.repository.BaseRepository
-
Delete an entry in firestore
- delete(ModelInterface) - Method in interface ca.ualberta.moodroid.repository.RepositoryInterface
-
Delete task.
- delete() - Method in interface ca.ualberta.moodroid.service.StorageInterface
-
This deletes a file in the storage.
- delete() - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.service.StorageService
-
This deletes a file in the storage.
- deleteByReference(StorageReference) - Method in interface ca.ualberta.moodroid.service.StorageInterface
-
Delete an item in the storage by Storage reference.
- deleteByReference(StorageReference) - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.service.StorageService
-
Delete an item in the storage by Storage reference.
- deleteCallback(String) - Method in interface ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.EditDeleteFragment.OnInputListener
-
Delete callback.
- deleteCallback(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.MoodHistory
-
After the object is deleted in the fragment, lets update the display to show that its been deleted
- deleteEvent(MoodEventModel) - Method in interface ca.ualberta.moodroid.service.MoodEventInterface
-
Delete a mood event for the current user.
- deleteEvent(MoodEventModel) - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.service.MoodEventService
-
Not yet implemented, delete a mood event
- DENY_STATE - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.model.FollowRequestModel
-
The constant DENY_STATE.
- denyButton - Variable in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ui.FollowListAdapter.ViewHolder
-
The deny button.
- denyFollowRequest(FollowRequestModel) - Method in interface ca.ualberta.moodroid.service.UserInterface
-
Deny a follow request from another user
- denyFollowRequest(FollowRequestModel) - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.service.UserService
-
Deny a follow request
- di() - Method in class ca.ualberta.moodroid.ContextGrabber
-
Di service component.


ISMM is a forum for research in memory management. Areas of interest include but are not limited to:
ISMM solicits full-length submissions covering new work on these topics, as well as papers presenting confirmations or refutations of important prior results. Surveys and comparative analyses that shed new light on previously published techniques are also welcome.
General Chair: Jan Vitek, Purdue University
Program Chair: Doug Lea, State University of New York at Oswego
Program Committee:
Review Committee:
Abstracts due: February 3, 2010
Submissions due: February 9, 2010
Author response: March 9-11, 2010
Notification: March 19, 2010
Final copy: April 2, 2010
Conference: June 5-6, 2010
Papers are submitted online using the following link (easychair):
http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ismm2010
Submitted papers must be in English and formatted to print on US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches) paper. Submissions must contain an abstract and postal and electronic mailing addresses for at least one contact author. All papers must be submitted on-line, preferably in Portable Document Format (PDF), although the submission system will also accept PostScript. Submissions should be no more than 10 pages (including bibliography, excluding well marked appendices) in standard ACM SIGPLAN conference format: two columns, nine-point font (or larger) on a ten-point baseline (or larger), with columns 20pc (3.33in) wide and 54pc (9in) tall, and a column gutter of 2pc (0.33in). Detailed formatting guidelines along with formatting templates or style files for LaTeX are available at http://www.acm.org/sigs/sigplan/authorInformation.htm. Papers that violate these guidelines will be rejected by the program chair. Program committee members are not required to read appendices, and so a paper should be intelligible without them. All accepted papers will appear in the published proceedings.
Double-blind reviewing
Authors are anonymous to the reviewers, just as reviewers are anonymous to the authors. Authors must take reasonable efforts not to disclose their identities to reviewers: Do not give your names nor mention your institution, research group or project name. Where necessary for flow, a stand-in name such as "XYZ", may be used, with a footnote explaining that the actual name is withheld. Discuss your own prior work in the third person, as you would other related work. You may also provide reviewers with anonymous auxiliary material such as proofs and source code via the PC Chair (see below). Reviewers, for their part, will be honor-bound not to try to discover authors' identities until their initial reviews are complete. Authors' identities will be revealed at a later point in the program committee's deliberations, but will be known only to the program chair until that point.
Review committee
ISMM uses a separate Review Committee (RC) as part of the reviewing process. The RC complements the Program Committee (PC) by providing expert reviews. The same reviewing standards apply to the RC as for the PC. However, RC members review only a few papers each, and do not participate in the PC meeting. The use of the RC increases the breadth and depth of the reviewer pool.
Rebuttal
The rebuttal process will occur in early March 2010, and will give the authors opportunity to respond succinctly to factual errors in reviews, before the program committee meets to make its decisions. The committee may, but need not, respond to rebuttals or revise reviews at or after the committee meeting.
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Authors may provide the PC Chair with a URL for upload of auxiliary material. The URL itself will not be seen by reviewers. The authors may reference such material in their paper, noting that the material has been made available to the PC Chair. This facility may be used by authors to provide reviewers with useful information beyond the scope of the submitted paper, such as technical reports, proofs, and source code, without disclosing the authors' identity. Authors are obliged to make reasonable efforts to make all auxiliary material suitably anonymous. Authors are reminded that reviewers are under no obligation to read any auxiliary material.
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| int | getNumTypes () |
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| LoaderFileType | getType (int n) |
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| LoaderFileType | getTypeFromExtension (str extension) |
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| list | getTypes () |
| registerDeferredType (object entry_point) | |
| registerType (object type) | |
| unregisterType (object type) | |
| write (Ostream out, int indent_level) | |
| Writes a list of supported file types to the indicated output stream, one per line. More... | |
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| static LoaderFileTypeRegistry | getGlobalPtr () |
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Public Attributes | |
| LoaderFileType | types [] |
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This class maintains the set of all known LoaderFileTypes in the universe.
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Returns a pointer to the global LoaderFileTypeRegistry object.
| int getNumTypes | ( | ) |
Returns the total number of types registered.
| LoaderFileType getType | ( | int | n | ) |
Returns the nth type registered.
| LoaderFileType getTypeFromExtension | ( | str | extension | ) |
Determines the type of the file based on the indicated extension (without a leading dot).
Returns NULL if the extension matches no known file types.
| list getTypes | ( | ) |
| registerDeferredType | ( | object | entry_point | ) |
| registerType | ( | object | type | ) |
| unregisterType | ( | object | type | ) |
| write | ( | Ostream | out, |
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| ) |
Writes a list of supported file types to the indicated output stream, one per line.
| LoaderFileType types[] |
Returns the nth type registered.


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"When I find myself in times of trouble, mother Mary comes to me,
speaking words of wisdom, let it be.
And in my hour of darkness she is standing right in front of me,
speaking words of wisdom, let it be.
Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be.
Whisper words of wisdom, let it be.
And when the broken hearted people living in the world agree,
there will be an answer, let it be.
For though they may be parted there is still a chance that they will see,
there will be an answer. let it be.
Let it be, let it be, .....
And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light, that shines on me,
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I wake up to the sound of music, mother Mary comes to me,
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| Verb | Description |
|---|---|
| GET | Get (a) Resource(s) |
| PUT | Update a Resource |
| POST | Create a Resource |
| DELETE | Delete a Resource |
| Resource-URI | Verbs | Representation |
|---|---|---|
| / | GET | HTML |
| /Installation | GET,POST | HTML |
| ---- | --- | --- |
| /Function | GET,POST | XML |
| /Function/{fct-id} | GET,PUT,DELETE | XML |
| /Function/{fct-id}/Parameter | GET | XML |
| /Function/{fct-id}/Parameter/{parm-name} | GET,PUT,POST,DELETE | XML |
| ---- | --- | --- |
| /Application | GET,POST | XML |
| /Application/{app-id} | GET,PUT,DELETE | XML |
| /Application/{app-id}/Tier | GET | XML |
| /Application/{app-id}/Tier/{tier-nbr} | GET,PUT,POST,DELETE | XML |
| /Application/{app-id}/Distribution | GET,POST | XML |
| /Application/{app-id}/Requirement | GET | XML |
| /Application/{app-id}/Requirement/{req-name} | GET,PUT,POST,DELETE | XML |
| ---- | --- | --- |
| /Distribution | GET,POST | XML |
| /Distribution/{dstr-id} | GET,PUT,DELETE | XML |
| /Distribution/{dstr-id}/UtilityFunction | GET,POST | XML |
| /Distribution/{dstr-id}/Offering | GET | XML |
| /Distribution/{dstr-id}/Offering/{of-nbr} | GET,POST,PUT,DELETE | XML |
| /Distribution/{dstr-id}/Offering/{of-nbr}/Performance | GET | XML |
| /Distribution/{dstr-id}/Offering/{of-nbr}/Performance/{prf-name} | GET,PUT,POST,DELETE | XML |
| ---- | --- | --- |
| /UtilityFunction | GET,POST | XML |
| /UtilityFunction/{uf-id} | GET,PUT,DELETE | XML |
| /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/SubFunction | GET | XML |
| /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/SubFunction/{sf-nbr} | GET,PUT,POST,DELETE | XML |
| /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/SubFunction/{sf-nbr}/NefologParameter | GET | XML |
| ---- | --- | --- |
| /Type | GET | XML |
| /Type/ApplicationType | GET | XML |
| /Type/ApplicationType/{type-name} | GET,POST,DELETE | XML |
| /Type/RequirementType | GET | XML |
| /Type/FunctionType | GET | XML |
| /Type/FunctionType/{type-name} | GET,POST,DELETE | XML |
| /Type/DataType | GET | XML |
| /Type/DataType/{type-name} | GET,POST,DELETE | XML |
| ---- | --- | --- |
| /Function/{fct-id}/calc?[assignment] | GET | XML |
| /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/calc?key=[key] | GET | XML |
| /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/SubFunction/{sf-nbr}/assign?key=[key]&[assignment] | GET | XML |
| /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/SubFunction/{sf-nbr}/calc?key=[key] | GET | XML |
| /Application/{app-id}/select?[query] | GET | XML |
| /Application/{app-id}/compare?[query] | GET | XML |
| /Distribution/{dstr-id}/check | GET | XML |
| /Search?[query] | GET | XML |
| /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/clone?distribution=[dstr-id] | GET | XML |
Creata a empty database (recommended: character set=utf8; collation order=utf8_bin) or reuse a existing database with existing tables and already existing content. Database user requires at least SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE AND DELETE permissions.
Use a browser and go to: /Kereta/Installation.
Insert Kereta and Nefolog root.
Insert database user and password.
If you start with an empty database, only select "Create Tables".
If you start with existing tables you want to ERASE, select "Drop Existing Tables" and "Create Tables".
If you start with existing tables you want to use, select nothing.
If you want to create the resources from the related diploma thesis (additionally) select "Inital Resources".
When choosing "Drop Existing Tables", the database user requires DROP permission.
Press "Submit".
Kereta stores the database URL and login details.
Kereta tries to connect the database.
Optional: drop existing tables
Optional: create tables and insert mandatory resources (function-, requirement- and data-types).
Optional: drop existing tables.
Kereta is ready to use.
Assumed root path is "/Kereta"
POST methods only create initial resources and do not process input.
Kereta always returns the created resource's XML representation to the client.
3.1, 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4 assign identifiers automatically. The identifier can be picked from the returned representation.
Assumed root path is "/Kereta"
PUT methods requires a XML-document that which document element has the correct tag-name and contains a element for all properties that should be updated. Properties that effected the resource's URI can't be updated.
Kereta always returns the updated resource's XML representation to the client.
Function/{fct-id}/calc?[assignment]
The URL query [assignment] contains the parameters occuring in the identified function and related parameter assignments.
Each pair of parameter name and assigned value builds a query parameter. E.g. a function contains parameters a and b, then
[assignment] should be replaced by a={assigned-value-for-a}&b={assigned-value-for-b}.
Kereta accepts numbers, string, array of numbers, array of strings and multi-dimensional arrays of numbers or strings.
The syntax of strings and numbers is straightforward (e.g. a, 1, 1.9999). Arrays are denoted by [ ] and commas seperate elements
(e.g. [1, 2, 1.7] [[1, 4.1] [2.222, -1]]).
The returned XML document's root element's name is calculation. Its first child is named result and contains the result of the calculation. More elements shows the formula in different representations and parameters.
GET: /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/SubFunction/{sf-nbr}/assign?key=[key]&[assignment]
First, users have to assign values to occuring parameters for each utility function subfunction of the identified utility function.
The [assignment]-part is build exactly like before (6.1 Calculate Function). The additional key parameter identifies the assignment for the subfunction.
All assignments to the subfunctions must be performed with the same key. But it is possible to store different assignments under different keys.
This allows for the calculation of the utility function with respect to different scenarios.
The method returns a XML document with a single element key. This element contains the defined key.
GET: /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/SubFunction/{sf-nbr}/calc?key=[key]
This method requires a already performed assignment. It is sufficient to name the assignment's key to get the result of the calculation.
The returned XML document is nearly equal to the one in 6.1 (Calculate Function). The root element contains additional attributes.
These attributes are: class, number and type. class="subfunction", number provides the identifier of the subfunction within the superior utility function and
type provides the function type of the linked function resource.
GET: /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/calc?key=[key]
This method requires already performed assignments for each subfunction, performes the calculation for each subfunction and determines the result of the utility function.
The root element is called calculation and contains attribute class="utilityFunctions". The first child element is called result and provides the result of the calculation. More child elements provide the distribution's id and the conclussion of the subfunction calculation.
GET: /Application/{app-id}/select?[query]
A set of distribution resources is related to the identified application resource. This method allows for the selection of the distribution with the highest expected utility.
The method requires a existing utility function for each suggested distribution, the parameter assignment for each utility function subfunction and the user's knowledge about the aliases of these resources.
The query string must contain a entry for every suggested distribution. These entries consist of the distributions id (or alias), the utility functions id (or alias) and the key of the parameter assignment.
The entries' syntax is: {dstr-id-or-alias}={uf-id-or-alias}:{key}
The method returns a XML document with root element selection. This element contains the XML-tree known from /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/calc?key=[key] for the distribution which promises the highest utility.
GET: /Application/{app-id}/compare?[query]
The query string is build exactly like before. The difference is, that the root element's name is listing and it contains the XML-trees known from /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/calc?key=[key] for each suggested distribution.
GET: /Distribution/{dstr-id}/check
This method returns a listing of the requirements of the identified distribution's related application and tiers. The performance resources nested within the distribution's offerings, are matched to these requirements.
GET: /Search?query
Query parameters can be resource, applicationType and functionType.
Possible values for parameter resource are Application, UtilityFunction or Function.
Possible values for parameter applicationType can be any application type (see /Type/ApplicationType).
Possible values for parameter functionType can be any revenue, cost, misc or any customized function type (see /Type/FunctionType).
The method returns a XML document with root element selection which contains every resource's representation that matches the query.
GET: /UtilityFunction/{uf-id}/clone?distribution=[dstr-id]
The URI identifies a utility function and the string query identifies a distribution. The method clones the utility function and nested utility function subfunctions for the distribution.
The method returns the created distribution's XML representation.
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CHAPTER TWO. LEXICAL ANALYSIS
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node. The result – after some merging of equivalent NFA states – is shown in
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A famous physicist who won Nobel prize. He was really a funny guy. You should read or listen to his book – You Must Be Joking Mr Feynman. Great book !
The Feynman Technique
1. Find a topic. Study it.
2. Explain the topic either by writing it on paper or verbal explanation to your friends using your own words.
For the best result, write and talk about the topic. If you have no one to explain to, talk to yourself while imagining you are teaching someone.
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- Various outside certifications like: CCNA, Microsoft, Novell(old), Delphi, SQL and few others
- I spend a year doing on-line JavaScript, React, NextJS, SwiftUI, Clean Code, HTML & CSS courses
- Now pushing my way through Code Fellows
My Goals
My goals are to retire from the Port Authority soon and go back into programming work. I would either like to work remote while still living in the Cayman Islands or to freelance for myself. I always had a passion for coding as I did it for many years before moving to upper management so I want to return to it. You can say this my mid-life crises wanting to return to my roots & passion.
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There are several mathematical theories for which one or more premises (especially the last one) are false, leading to interesting results (two lines perpendicular to a third ultimately intersecting or increasing in distance from each other, the sum of the angles of a triangle not equalling 180°, etc.). According to Einstein's theory of relativity, our universe does not truly follow the above axioms. It is also not known whether our universe on average follows the above axioms.


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The following organization structure is on file with LCRB. You can identify changes directly to the structure using the Add, Remove and Update links for each associate. Depending on the changes you make, you will be asked to supply additional information.
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This application must only be submitted by an individual with the authority to bind the applicant. The branch relies on the applicant to ensure that the individual who submits this application is authorized to do so. Typically, an appropriate individual in a corporation will be a duly authorized signatory who will usually be an officer or, in some cases, a director.
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The application must only be submitted by an individual with the authority to bind the applicant. The branch relies on the applicant to ensure that the individual who submits this application is authorized to do so. Typically, an appropriate individual in a corporation will be a duly authorized signatory who will usually be an officer or, in some cases, a director.
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“I love my children very much, but they are not standing at this election, and I am not therefore going to comment,” said Johnson, whose colorful love life has attracted tabloid attention in the past.
“I am not going to put them on to the pitch in this election.”
When asked if he was going to have more children, Johnson, 55, who is living at Downing Street with his partner Carrie Symonds after separating from his wife last year, said: “I’m not going to get into discussions (on this).”


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By default, the form submit button should be enabled. Upon user submission of an incomplete or invalid form, perform inline validation by clearly marking the invalid/incomplete fields. Sample markup below shows invalid form fields, as well as a summary message that may appear just above the submit button if you the form is particularly long and the invalid field is scrolled off screen.
<form>

First Name
<input type="email" class="form-control" id="firstName">

First name is required

Last Name
<input type="email" class="form-control" id="lastName">

Last name is required

Please correct the following:

First name is required

Last name is required

<button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">Submit</button>
<button class="btn btn-link">cancel</button>
</form>
We suggest using knockout-validation and have created several bindings and validators that will make creating an awesome user experience simple and painless.
Becuase we use knockout-validation we suggest heading over to there wiki and reading the Getting Started Guide. Bellow is the set of options, validators, and custom validators.
There are three global configuration options that need to be set on knockout validation. Due
do backwards compatability issues we are unable to automatically set these for you. You may set
yourself globally or use the validationOptions
binding to set them on each form.
insertMessages=false
: Turns off the inertion of a text node next to the input,
instead use the validationMsg
binding.
allowHtmlMessages=true
: Do not html encode the validation message, note that if you
are inserting any kind of user input into your validation message that text must me HTML encoded.
see, How and when
to encode for the web
errorsAsTitle=false
: Do not append a title attribute with the validation message,
this is a problem when you are using HTML messages because titles do not support HTML.
A demo that includes all the options and configuration needed. See the list of native and custom validators for more complex validation needs. As a rule of thumb only optional fields are marked.
ValidationOptions
is used to set some common configuration that is needed to
adhere to out ux guidelines. This can be set on a global level but is not in control due to
the need for backwards compatablity with "old ui" pages.
validationMsg
is a custom binding that we created to show error messages that
follow our ux guidelines without requiring additional work from the developer. Use this
binding on a p
tag to display error messages
ko.validation.group
is used to select which properties on your
model will be validated. In general our models tend to have a lot of properties
(computeds, etc.) that don't need to be tracked for validation so we use validations groups.
more information about validation groups can be found on the
knockout-validation page
showAllMessages
is required when using validation groups to tigger the showing
of error messages for the tracked properties.
self.header = ko.observable(); self.text = ko.observable().extend({ required: { params: true, message: "some text is required." }, }); self.errors = ko.validation.group([self.text]) self.submit = function() { if (self.errors().length < 1) { alert("The Form is Valid!"); } else { self.errors.showAllMessages(); } };
<form class="form-horizontal" data-bind="validationOptions: { insertMessages: false, allowHtmlMessages: true, errorsAsTitle: false }">
 Header (optional)
 <input class="form-control" type="text" id="header" data-bind="value: header" >

 Message
 <input class="form-control" type="text" id="requiredText" data-bind="value: text, validationElement: text" >

 <button class="btn btn-primary" data-bind="click: submit">Submit</button>

 </form>
A full list of navtive validators and their documentation can be found on the knockout-validation wiki page.
A full list of custom validators and their documentation can be found on the validators page.
In addition to the passwordStrength
validator we have created a widget (named
passwordStrength
) that should be used in conjuction with the validator to provide
the end user with realtime information about the strength of their password. More information
about the options of this widget can be found on the widgets page.
self.password = ko.observable().extend({ required: { params: true, message: "A password is required." }, passwordStrength: { requiredStrength: 4, dissallowedCharacters: "[}" } }); self.errors = ko.validation.group([self.password]) self.submit = function() { if (self.errors().length < 1) { alert("The Password meets the requires strength!"); } else { self.errors.showAllMessages(); } };
<form class="form-horizontal" data-bind="validationOptions: { insertMessages: false, allowHtmlMessages: true, errorsAsTitle: false }">
 password
 <input class="form-control" type="password" id="password" data-bind="value: password, validationElement: password, widget: 'passwordStrength'" >

 <button class="btn btn-primary">Submit</button>

 </form>
Remote validation is done using
inline async validators. The bellow code example fakes out an AJAX call using
setTimeout. asyncMessage
is a custom binding that was writen to display
notification to the end user that validation is occuring. This is to be used in conjuction
with validationMsg
. For More information about either of these bindings please
consult the bindings documentation.
Additionally it is of note that your validator may be called again before the AJAX call has returned so you will need to properly abort the previous call and issue a new one.
When validating a confirm password field it should only show and error message if there is a
password typed. So you will want to use the onlyIf
parameter.
self.confirmPassword.extend({
required: { message: "Retype the password to confirm.", onlyIf: self.password },
equal: { params: self.password, message: "Passwords do not match." }
});


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I have a strong enthusiasm for optimal power flow and time series data analysis. Especially I have a great interest in distributed energy source management and energy efficiency through power load prediction. My primary goal is to create a business model that can contribute substantially to the energy sector, through gaining a deep insight from practical experiences in the artificial intelligence field.
Experience
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KOREA ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE Sep. 17~Jun. 19 @ Korea.
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Researcher, Artificial Intelligence Research Center.
- Worked on the ‘Companion Chatbot System’ based on Seq2Seq Natural Language Generation (NLG) & Rule-based algorithms as an Office Assistant.
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NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Jan. 17~Aug. 17 @ Singapore.
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Student Research Assistant, Professor Xu Yan’s Research Lab.
- Forecasted demand power with series data using Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) and Hierarchical-Extreme Learning Machine (H-ELM).
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KOREA ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE Sep. 15~Jul. 16 @ Korea.
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Researcher, Embedded & Software Research Center.
- Conducted an efficient energy management project through monitoring and analyzing sensor data of buildings.
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Publications
Education
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Master, ECE @ UT Austin
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Bachelor, EE @ SKKU
Skills
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Python (Tensorflow, PyTorch)
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MATLAB
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MATPOWER
Languages
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Korean
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English


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The ClueWeb09 dataset was created to support research on information retrieval and related human language technologies. It consists of about 1 billion web pages in ten languages that were collected in January and February 2009. The dataset is used by several tracks of the TREC conference.
1,040,809,705 web pages, in 10 languages
5 TB, compressed. (25 TB, uncompressed.)
See the Record Counts Section on the Dataset Information and Sample Files page for detailed information on the distribution of records and languages.
Dataset Information and Sample Files
Entire Dataset:
Unique URLs: 4,780,950,903 (325 GB uncompressed, 105 GB compressed)
Total Outlinks: 7,944,351,835 (71 GB uncompressed, 24 GB compressed)
TREC Category B (first 50 million English pages)
Unique URLs: 428,136,613 (30 GB uncompressed, 10 GB compressed)
Total Outlinks: 454,075,638 (3 GB uncompressed, 1 GB compressed)
is also available.
Information on how the crawl progressed
Dataset Distribution:
The ClueWeb09 dataset and subsets are distributed in several different ways.
The full dataset is distributed as tarred/gzipped files on four 1.5 terabyte (TB) hard disk drives, in Linux ext3 format. The physical drives are standard SATA 3 Gbit/sec (SATA/300) 3.5" drives that should be compatible with any SATA/300 interface, including external USB to SATA/300 enclosures.
Full, 4 x 1.5TB:
The full dataset is also available as tarred/gzipped files on two 3.0 terabyte (TB) hard disk drives, in Linux ext3 format . The physical drives are standard SATA 6 Gbit/sec (SATA/600) 3.5"
Full, 2 x 3.0TB:
Check that your system’s operating system and hardware are compatiable with 3 TB drives (not all SATA external enclosures are compatiable with these drives).
The TREC "Category B" subset of the full dataset is distributed as tarred/gzipped files on one 1.0 gigabyte (GB) hard disk drive, in Linux ext3 format. The physical drive is a SATA 3 Gbit/sec (SATA/300) 3.5" drives that should be compatible with any SATA/ interface, including external USB to SATA 300 enclosures.
CatB, 1 x 500GB:
The Japanese subset of the full dataset is distributed as tarred/gzipped files on one 500 gigabyte (GB) hard disk drive, in Linux ext3 format. The physical drive is a SATA 3 Gbit/sec (SATA/300) 3.5" drive that should be compatible with any SATA/300 interface, including external USB to SATA/300 enclosures.
JA, 1 x 500GB:
The subset used by the TREC 2011 Crowdsourcing track is downloaded from the web.
T11Crowd, web:
File Formats and Sample Data:
Web pages are in the WARC file format. Each WARC file is about 1 gigabyte, uncompressed. Each WARC file contains several tens of thousands of web pages (e.g., 40,000). Each WARC file is compressed by gzip.
Please see the page for a detailed description of the contents of the dataset including the format of the dataset and .
Dataset Information and Sample Files
sample files
The Lemur Project provides several online services to simplify use of the ClueWeb09 dataset.
Batch Query Service for ClueWeb09: Use the to search the Category A English or Category B dataset
Category A - English Interactive Search: Use the Indri search engine to interactively search the English part of the Category A dataset
Category B Interactive Search: Use the Indri search engine to interactively search the Category B dataset
Wikipedia Interactive Search: Use the Indri search engine to interactively search the Wikipedia part of the dataset
ClueWeb09 Attribute Lookup Service: Fast lookup of ClueWeb09 document attributes.
The ClueWeb09 dataset is available on several 'cloud computer' services (e.g., Open Cloud, the Pittsburgh Supercomputer Center). It can also be accessed using provided by the .
search interfaces
Lemur Project
A ClueWeb09 dataset license is required before you can begin using a hosted copy of the dataset. There is no cost for a dataset license; it is free.
The process for obtaining a ClueWeb09 dataset license is described below.
This process takes two weeks. Please allow enough time. We do not have the power to hurry the university administrators that must approve your license.
Sign an . The person signing must also of the agreement on the bottom right corner.
Organizational Agreement
This agreement must be signed by a person with the authority to sign agreements on behalf of your organization.
initial each page
The organizational data license typically applies to a single research group or unit within a larger legal entity. For example, in a university, the organizational license might apply to a research group consisting of a few professors, and the students and staff doing research with them. In this case, the would be the name of the research group (e.g., the Information Retrieval Laboratory), and the would be the name of the university.
organization
Corporation/Legal Entity
Send the complete copy () of the signed organizational agreement to Jess Maguire at the Language Technologies Institute. The preferred method of sending the signed organization agreement is to scan it into a pdf and it to Jess (jlm4 at andrew dot cmu dot edu). If you cannot send a pdf, you can fax the agreement. The fax number is +1<PHONE_NUMBER>. , please notify Jess by email (jlm4 at andrew dot cmu dot edu) so that we know to look for your fax.
all six pages
If you choose to fax the organizational agreement
who will use or have access to the dataset must sign an .
Each individual
Individual Agreement
You must retain these signed individual agreements within your organization.
The ClueWeb09 datasets are distributed by Carnegie Mellon University for research purposes only. A dataset may be obtained from Carnegie Mellon by signing a data license agreement with Carnegie Mellon University, and paying a fee that covers the cost of distributing the dataset.
The process for obtaining a ClueWeb09 dataset is described below.
This process takes two weeks. Please allow enough time. We do not have the power to hurry the university administrators that must approve your license.
Sign an . The person signing must also of the agreement on the bottom right corner.
Organizational Agreement
This agreement must be signed by a person with the authority to sign agreements on behalf of your organization.
initial each page
The organizational data license typically applies to a single research group or unit within a larger legal entity. For example, in a university, the organizational license might apply to a research group consisting of a few professors, and the students and staff doing research with them. In this case, the would be the name of the research group (e.g., the Information Retrieval Laboratory), and the would be the name of the university.
organization
Corporation/Legal Entity
Send the complete copy () of the signed organizational agreement to Jess Maguire at the Language Technologies Institute. The preferred method of sending the signed organization agreement is to scan it into a pdf and it to Jess (jlm4 at andrew dot cmu dot edu). If you cannot send a pdf, you can fax the agreement. The fax number is +1<PHONE_NUMBER>. , please notify Jess by email (jlm4 at andrew dot cmu dot edu) so that we know to look for your fax.
all six pages
If you choose to fax the organizational agreement
to Jess Maguire by email or fax:
Provide order information
Which version of the dataset you want: Category A, Category B, or Japanese;
Which type of invoice you want: pdf (fast) or paper (slow);
Mail email address to which the invoice should be sent;
Mailing address to which the datasets should be sent (FedEx requires both the shipping address and telephone number);
and telephone number
Preferred shipping method (1 day, 3 day, 1 week); and
Method of payment (wire transfer, check, credit card).
We will send you an email confirmation that we have received your order.
We will send you an invoice for payment, by mail and/or email. The costs of each dataset are shown below.
Notes and Explanations
ClueWeb09 The full dataset of about 1 billion pages (TREC 2009 "Category A" dataset)
Includes two 3.0 terabyte hard disks
(Check Compatiability with your operating system and hardware)
ClueWeb09-T09B A subset of about 50 million English pages (TREC 2009 "Category B" dataset)
Includes one 500 gigabyte hard disk
ClueWeb09-JA A subset of about 67 million Japanese pages (NTCIR-9 Intent Task dataset)
Includes one 500 gigabyte hard disk
ClueWeb09-T11Crowd (TREC-2011 Crowdsourcing dataset)
Web download only
US options: 1 day, 2 day, 7 day International options: 1 week
Payment information will be included on the invoice, and should be paid . The dataset will not be shipped until your payment is confirmed. Payment can only be made via check, wire transfer, or credit card. If you are in a hurry, . Please be aware that we are not automatically notified when funds arrive in CMU's bank account. After you make your payment, please (jlm4 at andrew dot cmu dot edu) so that we know to watch for it.
in U.S. dollars only
credit card is the fastest payment method
notify Jess Maguire by email
We ship the dataset to the mailing address that you specified.
who will use or have access to the dataset must sign an .
Each individual
Individual Agreement
You must retain these signed individual agreements within your organization.
Additional information about the ClueWeb09 Dataset is available in the . New information is typically posted there.
ClueWeb09 Information Page
We also maintain a , however it is used very rarely. Please note that when you browse to this page, you may receive a warning stating that the security certificate for the domain is invalid. The certificate is not invalid - it is just self-signed by the list maintainers at Carnegie Mellon University. It is safe to accept the certificate.
The creation of the ClueWeb09 dataset was sponsored by grant , under its program. We thank and for the use of the CluE computer cluster. We thank , , , , and for their assistance and advice. We thank the for enabling the inclusion of the English wikipedia. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed on this Web site are those of the author(s) of this site, and do not necessarily reflect those of the sponsors.
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Former Chief Election Commissioner T N Seshan dies at 87 in Chennai
Seshan was not keeping good health for the past couple of years
by Press Trust of IndiaFormer chief election commissioner T N Seshan, who led the game-changing electoral reforms in the country in the 1990s, died here on Sunday following a cardiac arrest. He was 86.
The legendary Seshan was not keeping good health for the past couple of years and he passed away at about 9.30pm, a senior police official told PTI.
Known for his no-nonsense attitude, he was largely confined to his home here for the past several years due to old age.
Former CEC SY Quraishi said on Twitter,"Sad to announce that Shri TN Seshan passed away a short while ago. He was a true legend and a guiding force for all his successors. I pray for peace to his soul."
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said, "Sad that former Chief Election Commissioner TN Seshan has passed away in Chennai. He was my father's classmate at Victoria College Palakkad — a courageous & crusty boss who asserted the ElectionCommission's autonomy & authority as no CEC before him had done.
A pillar of our democracy."
PM Narendra Modi tweeted, "Shri TN Seshan was an outstanding civil servant. He served India with utmost diligence and integrity. His efforts towards electoral reforms have made our democracy stronger and more participative. Pained by his demise. Om Shanti."


So, can coding be a lot easier ?
So most of us have had our share of interactions with developers, in some way or the other. Luckily enough I have now been on both sides - and frankly the experience of creating things from scratch as a developer has been overwhelming. But then not being a ‘techie’ from Day One has left me pondering with certain things, and in this “Hello World” of LinkedIn Posts, I take up one of them.
The best part of my tech-yatra has been the discovery that there’s a a very strong & active community around development and StackOverflow is undoubtedly the best. The support and exhaustiveness of the community is widespread which definitely helps. But, as a rookie developer, 4 months ago, I was really torn apart in finding out relevant questions on StackOverflow, reading the top voted answers and then reading documentations as well whenever I faced an error statement. To add to my woes, not all solutions were customised as per my requirement !
Now, obviously there’s a joy in learning non-linearly, figuring out things as we go but sometimes these ‘blocks’can be dangerous. In fact, while at IIT, a major reason I discontinued coding was partially because of these ‘blocks’. As Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, the pioneer of the concept of ‘Flow’ and author of the book by same name ( a highly recommended read for all ) explains from the figure below, our challenges need to be proportionate to our skill level for our continuous progress - otherwise we often get stuck up in anxiety zones with tough problems and we never progress onto the next level. So, if the plan is to be on a steep learning curve or learn within limited time (say, over weekends where you can’t waste time getting stuck up and lose inspiration to progress), is there a solution to do programming an easier way ? Not so easy that it becomes boring but easy enough to be in ‘flow’.
What if those guys who answer your questions on StackOverflow or people like them could answer your questions personally and instantaneously ? What if those moments of anxiety caused by getting stuck can be overcome easily with the help from experts who have relevant credible experience in that language/software/ framework ? Not an online tutor (cause that pushes coding into ‘boring’ zone ), but a chat-based assistant whom you could delegate the task of “StackOverflow”ing things and helping you ASAP only when you’re stuck in a problem. And by virtue of their own expertise in the language coupled with past experience of handling similar problems from other users, the help would arrive an user’s way far more earlier than their own efforts would have !
I would love to know your opinion, especially more if you’re starting out as a developer and otherwise also, as to whether you would like to use a similar help at a monetary cost of say, less than 1k/year and how badly would you need it for whatever reasons may be - web, app, software development or data science applications, machine learning applications etc.
Would love to hear your opinion and feel free to contact me if this sounds interesting !
P.S. : Just to give a context of areas where I faced challenges, in past 4 months : I was involved extensively into building Machine Learning algorithms in fields of NLP, predictive analytics while building a small Android application on the side. Currently, though I have been figuring out things on applications of NLG and block-chain technology.


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const scraper = new Scraper('username', 'password');
Parameters for all operations can be found in the docs.
Setup the scraper. This operation is asynchronous.
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Planning SQL Configuration Archives
This page walks the reader through the SQL Configuration Archive Planning and a User Interface initiated Archive of the SQLClue host SQL Instance.
Scenario Introduction
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The first archive on every SQLClue installation.
By default, the SQLClue host SQL Instance is added to the SQL Instance grid at the upper left of the "Archive Planning" Tab Form when
the SQL Configuration component is initially installed.
The host SQL Instance is not considered a SQLClue target until and unless an archive has been completed. It is strongly recommend
that an archive of the host is done as part of the installation process and that the host is monitored for configuration change by SQLClue
at all times.
This will establish a perimeter of deployment and allow targets added to the host to move within
a known boundary of change. Successful execution of the first SQL Configuration
Archive will also verify the SQLClue installation for added confidence that it is ready to be licensed and put to use.
A daily SQLClue archive of the host with events enabled should be considered mandatory. After all, this is the central master copy of
all configuration changes on the target servers. Just in case the state of the host might affect the change detected a target, it is necessary
to monitor the host.
A dailiy backup of the host repository database after this archive is also
recommended.
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To begin, Install the SQL Configuration Archive and Select the Archive Planning
Window of the SQLCLue Administrator's Console
- Select the grid cell containing the name of SQL Server to be targeted. (Select
the last row labeld new to add a new target SQL Server)
On a new install of SQLClue, the host SQL Server will be the only server shown in the list. Connection information for
each server that is accessed by "Archive Planning" is stored in the repository.
- A dialog is opened to select the SQL Instance, configure the connection and connect
- Connect to a Target SQL Instance
Several connection options can be set, although in most scenarios all that is needed is to select or enter
the SQL Instance and then hit the [OK] button.
- Select or enter the name of the SQL Instance to be targeted in the "SQL Instance" input box of the
"Connect to a Target SQL Instance" dialog.
- Leave the database name blank.
When no database is selected, the "Configuration Compare" connection uses the default database configured
for the login at the Target SQL Instance.
- Configure the Connection Authentication
- Leave the "Use Trusted Connection" check box checked.
When SQL Authentication must be used un-check the checkbox and provide a valid SQL Login/Password combination.
Whether Windows Authentication is used or SQL Server Authentication is used the user must be a member of the sysadmin Fixed Server Role. While some items can be compared with a less powerful
account, many configuration items, including the Server Settings, can be compared only when the user is a sysadmin
member.
- Configure the Connection Settings
- Leave the Connection Timeout value set to the default (60 seconds).
Only adjust the Connection Timeout when necessary. In most scenarios the the default value is acceptable.
- Leave the Network Library blank.
When no library is selected, the values enabled in the SQL Native Client Configuration will be used. Using the SQL
Native Client configured protocols has the added advantage of escalating the protocol if the Target does not accept
a connection using the first protocol in the configured protocol list.
- Leave the "Encrypt Connection" check box un-checked.
To encrypt the data sent on the wire select the "Encrypt Connection" check box. By default, an SSL certificate
must be installed on the host operating system of the Target SQL Instance to encrypt data on the wire.
- Leave the "Trust Server Certificate" check box un-checked.
When data encryption on the wire is desired yet an SSL certificate is not available, select the "Trust Server
Certificate" check box. The target SQL Server will automatically
self-generate a certificate that will be used to encrypt the bits sent on the
network
- Select the dialog's [OK] button to connect to the SQL Instance.
- The "Items to Monitor" Treeview will be populated with a view of the Configuration Hierarchy available from the SQL Instance.
Review the SQLClue provided defaults for which items are enabled/disabled in user databases and system databases as well as which database
to include are set in two stored procedures (pDbInt and pInstanceInit - Note that Users wishing to change the defaults for local condititions
may do so within these stored procedures. Be sure to complete this walkthrough before making any changes
to the stored procedures mentioned.)
- Select any column of the new row of the Schedule Grid to add a new schedule row.
If any schedules have been previously set for the Instance, they will appear in the schedules listing in the lower section of the form.
A schedule is required to produce an archive. Furthermore the schedule must be marked "Active". Edit the cells of existing schedules by selecting the cell.
- Edit the Schedule as necessary.
- If the Automation Controller is not installed the schedule will not be met or maintained.
You will able to start the archive from the UI regardless if the Automation
Controller is installed or not.
- Select "Run Now"
- The host will be archived asynchronously. The currently archiving SQL Server item name is shown in the SQLClue status bar.
- A "Cancel Archive" button allows the console initiated archive can be cancelled at any time.
Nothing else can happen on the Archive Planning Tab while the archive is running. Other SQLClue components may be used normally
during any archive. This is true whether the archive is console UI initiated, Automation Controller initiated, or started by an external process in batch mode.
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Overview
The Clinical Documentation Solution Accelerator (CDSA) for the Microsoft Office system is a Connected Health Platform resource that enables you or your customer to define and create clinically encoded documents. Documents can be created based upon ready-made templates (for example, for a Discharge Summary or a Referral) retrieved using the Microsoft Office System.
Key Benefits for Your Organization
Users employ the already familiar Microsoft Office Word interface to complete documents that are yet readable by both people and systems
CDSA supports rapid development of a range of clinical documents that readily match those currently in use by clinicians and end-users
Look up, verify and encode your data (such as clinical terms or medications) by background reference to online services
Use existing e-mail and middleware systems to send documents, sharing data between primary care and hospital and acute care clinicians and communicating with the patient
Uses MSCUI Controls to Encode Clinical Information
CDSA promotes the safety and consistency of clinical documentation by utilizing Microsoft Health Common User Interface software toolkit components. Those components support the embedding of structured, machine-readable clinical information in a human-readable Microsoft Office document shareable across care boundaries. The encoding of clinical information is to industry standard formats (such as the Health Level 7 (HL7) Clinical Document Architecture (CDA)).
Built for External Data Sources
This resource demonstrates the direct utilization of external clinical data (perhaps from a cloud platform or Windows Azure source) in a document. Example external data sources include Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Clinical Terms (SNOMED CT®) encoding services or drug reference data. This enables a powerful editing experience, specific to the healthcare domain but easy to use because it offers familiar, industry-leading authoring tools, such as Microsoft Office Word 2007 or Microsoft Office Word 2010.
Integrate with Your Existing IT Systems
You can use CDSA as the foundation for clinical document workflows (for example, in combination with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2010). Tailor those to the specific Electronic Medical Record (EMR) or Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems in your own or your customer's healthcare environment. In addition, CDSA will enable you to create clinical documents suitable for upload to a Personal Health Record (PHR) system (such as Microsoft HealthVault) or to other external storage.
Easily Create Clinical Templates
Template designers can create Office Word templates, allowing the data entered in the document to be mapped to a machine-readable representation using clinical encoding taxonomies (such as SNOMED CT®). This is in addition to providing a human-readable version of the document.
Easily Create Clinical Documents
Clinicians can complete clinical forms created from a CDSA-enabled Office Word template. The Office Word (.docx) file contains both human-readable and machine-readable clinical information (such as a HL7 CDA representation).
Share Clinical Documents Across Care Boundaries
Even without the need for the CDSA add-in, a recipient can read the clinical document. The document .docx file still contains the machine-readable clinical information and this can be extracted and uploaded to an external clinical system. It is easy to share clinical documents created using the CDSA, passing them across care boundaries whilst retaining the clinically encoded data.
Clinical Documentation Solution Accelerator Source Package (Zip file) including
One of the following operating systems:
The following applications:
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Developer Overview
This video provides an introduction to the template development features provided
by the CDSA add-in.
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Constructing a template using existing controls
Building a new clinical document template using the controls provided with the CDSA
add-in.
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Creating a simple control
How to create a new CDSA control using Microsoft Word content controls which can
then be re-used across your clinical templates.
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Customizing the layout of an existing control
How to customize the appearance and layout of a control provided with the CDSA add-in,
to meet your own template requirements.
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Creating Rich-editing experiences using WPF based controls
How to use controls implemented in WPF to extend and enhance the editing experience
for users completing documents.
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Creating a WPF based list control
How to use your WPF based control to create a CDSA control for populating lists
of information.
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Mapping your document data to a Custom XML format
How to take the data which has been entered and mapping that information into a
custom storage format (such as HL7 CDA) for interchange with other IT systems.
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Prepopulating your document with data from another system
How to programmatically prepopulate sections of your clinical document with information you already hold.
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Businessmodel of Ericsson
Customer Segments
Ericsson has a niche market business model, with a specialized customer segment. The company targets its offerings at telecommunications operators. Out of its customer base of over 500 firms, its 10 largest clients accounted for 46% of net sales in 2015.
Value Proposition
Ericsson offers two primary value propositions: innovation and brand/status.
The company places a strong emphasis on innovation, as demonstrated through the following:
- It has pioneered many of the technologies used daily on phones – from touchscreen scrolling and location-based apps to Bluetooth and seamless handover between networks.
- It operates the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) team, which consists of approximately 800 employees worldwide who aim to identify new technologies.
- It maintains Ericsson Garage, which serves as an incubator of innovations in areas adjacent to the firm’s current business. Its ultimate goal is to develop minimal viable products that can act as a foundation for future commercial products and services. Garage works much like a startup, using the “lean startup” methodology. Program members are allowed to break from their regular work responsibilities and move into the dedicated facility so they can focus on Garage projects.
- It conducts idea crowdsourcing internally, maintaining a pipeline called Ideaboxes, which is an Internet-based idea-sharing platform that is used to foster innovative concepts.
- It is dedicated to patent licensing, with a goal of sharing standardized technology in order to advance it and promote industry innovation. The company has established a powerful brand as a result of its success. It has over 115,300 employees operating from offices in over 180 countries. Approximately 40% of mobile traffic worldwide runs through networks it has supplied, and over 2 billion subscribers depend on networks that it manages. Lastly, it has won many honors, most notably being recognized on “Great Place to Work“ lists in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Channels
Ericsson’s main channel is its direct sales team. The company promotes its offering through its website, social media pages, online forums, expert blogs, sponsorships, and conferences.
Customer Relationships
Ericsson’s customer relationship is primarily of a dedicated personal assistance nature. The company assists customers by providing a wide variety of professional services, namely the following:
- Application Development and Maintenance
- Consulting and Transformation
- Learning Services
- Managed Services
- Network Design and Optimization
- Network Roll-Out
- Support
- Systems Integration Despite this orientation, there is a self-service component. The company’s website features a “Publications” section that includes self-help resources such as articles, infographics, research reports, case studies, white papers, journal/conference papers.
Key Activities
Ericsson’s business model entails designing and developing its products and services for its customers. It outsources production of its products to third-party manufacturers, who operate from 10 locations in Brazil, India, China, Mexico, Estonia, and Sweden.
Key Partners
Ericsson maintains the Ericsson Channel Partner Program, whose members are firms that engage in the selling, implementation, and servicing of its products and services. Those members fall into the following categories:
- Telecommunication Equipment – Firms responsible for the following products/solutions: Microwave Network, Optical Network, IP Network, Network Management Systems, and Wi-Fi. Specific partners include MLL Telecom, KGP Logistics, Anixter, Tessco, Westcon, and Relink AB.
- TV Compression Technology – Consulting and systems integrator partners in the area of TV compression. Specific partners include Ultra Electronics, WTS Group, and Dascom Systems.
- Communications and Media Software - Consulting and systems integrator partners in the area of OSS/BSS and media software. Specific partners include Accenture, Capgemini, IBM, TCS, and Cognity. The program is on a limited enrollment basis, so membership is selective. Ericsson provides partners with training, sales/marketing support, and access to a partner portal that includes several resources.
Key Resources
Ericsson’s main resources are its human resources and its intellectual property. Its human resources include the technology employees who design and develop its products and services, including 23,689 R&D employees as of 2015.
It has one of the industry’s strongest IP rights portfolios, with more than 39,000 patents in 70 countries that cover 2G, 3G, and 4G technologies. The company is the largest holder of standard-essential patents for mobile communication globally.
Cost Structure
Ericsson has a value-driven structure, aiming to provide a premium proposition through significant personal service and frequent product/service improvements. Its biggest cost driver is likely cost of goods sold, a variable expense.
Other major drivers are in the areas of research and development and sales/marketing, both fixed costs.
Revenue Streams
Ericsson has three revenue streams: sales of products, services (including network rollout and professional services), and licenses. Products and services are typically sold under delivery-type or multi-year recurring services contracts. Licensing revenue is generated by offering access to its IP.