ReStart is a webshop for buying, selling and trading game accounts of diverse online multiplayer games. ReStart is the middleman during the process of buying, selling and trading of the game accounts. The possession of the game account is temporarily overtaken by ReStart during the selling/trading process to ensure safety for all parties.
If you wish to buy a game account you have to select the game you wish to buy. In the product page of the gamecategory you will see different types of accounts, select the account you want to buy. Click on buy and fill in your payment details. After Restart has taken care of the buying process you will receive an e-mail with the details of the account.
After purchasing a game account the details will be changed so you will receive the full ownership. Changing all the details necessary usually takes around 5 minutes.
After the purchase is confirmed you'll receive an email with a tracking code. Click on 'Track Order' on top of the page and
enter the given tracking code.
ReStart offers players an option to start/continue a game at a certain level. Usually it would take those players time (and effort) to reach that particular level.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 6
This spicy, crunchy salad is low in fat but full of flavour - perfect for a healthy dinner.
Each serving provides 216kcal, 26g protein, 14g carbohydrate (of which 13g sugars), 6g fat (of which 1g saturates), 2g fibre and 0.9g salt.
Cut the chicken into thin strips and mix with the honey, vinegar and soy sauce. Leave to marinate in a non-metallic bowl for about 30 minutes.
Heat the sesame oil in a frying pan and cook the chicken over a high heat with any marinade for about 5 minutes until the chicken is cooked through, leaving some cooked marinade in the pan to use as the salad dressing.
To serve warm, toss in a large bowl with the remaining ingredients and eat immediately. To serve cold, leave the cooked chicken and marinade to cool and then toss with the remaining ingredients.


Adding Pages
Now that we have a basic understanding of the layout of an Ionic 2 app, let's walk through the process of creating and navigating to views, also known as "pages" in our app.
Taking a look at app/app.html
, we see this line near the bottom:
<ion-nav #content [root]="rootPage"></ion-nav>
Pay attention to the [root]
property binding. This sets what is essentially the
first, or "root" page for the ion-nav
controller. When the navigation controller loads, the component referenced by rootPage
will be the root view.
In app/app.js
, the MyApp
root component specifies this in its constructor:
import {App, IonicApp, IonicPlatform} from 'ionic/ionic';
import {HelloIonicPage} from './hello-ionic/hello-ionic';
import {ListPage} from './list/list';
class MyApp {
constructor(app: IonicApp, platform: IonicPlatform) {
// set up our app
this.app = app;
this.platform = platform;
this.initializeApp();
// set our app's pages
this.pages = [
{ title: 'Hello Ionic', component: HelloIonicPage },
{ title: 'My First List', component: ListPage }
];
// make HelloIonicPage the root (or first) page
this.rootPage = HelloIonicPage;
}
...
}
We see that this.rootPage
is set to HelloIonicPage
, so HelloIonicPage
will be the first view loaded in the nav controller. Let's take a look at it.
Creating a Page
Next, let's check out the HelloIonicPage
that we are importing. Inside the app/hello-ionic/
folder, let's open up hello-ionic.js
.
.html
and a .scss
file with the same name. For example, inside of hello-ionic/
we will find hello-ionic.js
, hello-ionic.html
, and hello-ionic.scss
. Although using this pattern is not required, it can be helpful to keep things organized.
Below, you will see the HelloIonicPage
class which has an IonicView
decorator. This creates an IonicView - an Angular component and an Angular view configured with all the necessary directives already that is meant to be loaded dynamically, so it does not use a tag selector:
import {IonicView, NavController} from 'ionic/ionic';
@Page({
templateUrl: 'app/hello-ionic/hello-ionic.html'
})
export class HelloIonicPage {
constructor(nav: NavController) {
this.nav = nav;
}
}
Note that we pass in the nav
object, and set it as a property in the constructor.
All views have both a class, and an associated template. Let's checkout app/hello-ionic/hello-ionic.html
- the template file for this page:
<ion-navbar *navbar>

<icon menu></icon>

<ion-title>Hello Ionic</ion-title>
</ion-navbar>
<ion-content padding class="getting-started">

Welcome to your first Ionic app!

This starter project is our way of helping you get a functional app running in record time.
...

</ion-content>
The <ion-navbar *navbar>
component functions as configuration
data for the navigation bar. As we navigate to the page, the nav bar will be updated with the
various ion-nav-items
for buttons in the bar, and <ion-title>
for the title of the bar.
The rest of the template is standard Ionic code that sets up our content area, and then renders our welcome message.
Creating Additional Pages
To create an additional page, we don't need to do much beyond making sure we correctly configure the title and anything else we want the navigation bar to display.
Let's check out the contents of app/list/list.js
. Inside, you will see a new page is being defined:
import {IonicApp, IonicView, NavController, NavParams} from 'ionic/ionic';
@Page({
templateUrl: 'app/list/list.html'
})
export class ListPage {
constructor(app: IonicApp, nav: NavController, navParams: NavParams) {
this.nav = nav;
...
}
...
itemTapped(event, item) {
console.log('You selected', item.title);
}
}
This page will create a basic list view containing a number of items. Notice that we are also defining an itemTapped
function that logs the title of an item to the console. Let's go check out how this function gets called. Open up app/list/list.html
:
<ion-item *ng-for="#item of items" (click)="itemTapped($event, item)">
This will add each item to the list, and register a click handler on each of those items. When the item is tapped or clicked, it will call our itemTapped
function that logs the title of the item to the console. Also note that we pass this function the click event, as well as the item that was tapped.
Overall, this page is very similar to the HelloIonicPage
we saw earlier. Currently, when you tap an item, our app will log a message to the console. In the next section, we will learn about how we can improve this by navigating to a new page!


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This repo is for distribution on npm
and bower
. The source for this module is in the
main Angular Material repo.
Please file issues and pull requests against that repo.
You can install this package locally either with npm
, bower
, or jspm
.
shell
npm install angular-material
Now you can use require('angular-material')
when installing with npm or jsmp and using Browserify or Webpack.
```shell # To get the latest stable version, use bower from the command line. bower install angular-material
bower install angular-material#master
bower install angular-material –save
bower update ```
Please note that Angular Material requires Angular 1.3.x or higher.
Now that you have installed the Angular libraries, simply include the scripts and
stylesheet in your main HTML file, in the order shown in the example below. Note that npm
will install the files under /node_modules/angular-material/
and bower will install them
under /bower_components/angular-material/
.
```html <!DOCTYPE html>
```
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```
CDN versions of Angular Material are now available at Google Hosted Libraries.
With the Google CDN, you will not need to download local copies of the distribution files. Instead simply reference the CDN urls to easily use those remote library files. This is especially useful when using online tools such as CodePen, Plunkr, or jsFiddle.
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Note that the above sample references the 0.7.1 CDN release. Your version will change based on the latest stable release version.
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It seeks to achieve a business goal.
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'Queen's tears' as UK marks Remembrance Sunday 10 Nov 2019, 23:49 by BBC News Most of Monday's papers show the Queen at the annual Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph in London, with the Mail's splash appearing to show Her Majesty wiping tears from her eyes as she watched the commemorations. The newspaper leads on a pledge by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to change the law to protect Northern Ireland veterans. The Daily Telegraph also carries a story on the Conservatives' pledge, which it claims will be included in the party's manifesto. The PM will promise to change the Human Rights Act to "provide a presumption against prosecution for historical offences" in order to bring an end to "the unfair trials" of soldiers, the paper says. It adds that the current draft of the party's manifesto includes a promise to end "ongoing... prosecutions". Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror unveils an £845m pledge by Labour to ensure every child has access to mental health support at school. Qualified counsellors will be recruited for all schools and a network of drop-in hubs will help 300,000 more children, the paper says. The Duchess of Cambridge is pictured alongside the Queen at the Cenotaph on the front page of the Guardian - other senior royals and politicians were also at the ceremony. The paper's lead claims a Cabinet Office report shows almost half of all rape victims are dropping out of investigations, with the paper citing reasons including "invasive disclosure demands" and "delays bringing cases to court". The Times' front page focuses on Chancellor Sajid Javid defending Conservative claims over the cost of Labour's policies, which sparked a row. John McDonnell condemned the analysis, based on Labour's 2017 manifesto and further pledges made since, as "fake news". On Sunday, Mr Javid said the figures were a "reasonable" assessment of Labour's commitments to date. "The poppy parade ambush" is the Metro's headline, after a man disrupted a Remembrance Sunday event with fireworks. They were launched from a window ledge as hundreds of people observed a two-minute silence at 11:00 GMT in Salford. Elsewhere, the i newspaper's front page says the government remains under pressure to release a report on alleged Russian interference in the UK. It comes after after the Sunday Times claimed nine Russian business people who have donated money to the Conservative Party were named in the document. The Daily Express claims new figures on Monday will show the UK's economy grew by 0.4% between July and September - after data showed the economy shrank by 0.2% in the previous quarter. The Sun's front page shows nurse Talia Keates with her "little miracles" - the world's tiniest twin boys, the paper says. Ashley and Joe each weighed less than 1lb when they were born at 23 weeks. The Financial Times claims the European Central Bank president, Christine Lagarde, will face calls for an overhaul of how it decides monetary policy. Ms Lagarde, who took on the role at the start of the month, has invited senior colleagues to present ideas on how to improve the central bank's internal discussions. And finally, the Daily Star says British sitcom Phoenix Nights could be making a comeback after one of its stars, Paddy McGuinness, said the whole cast including Peter Kay would like to make a new series. The TV show aired its final episode in 2002. Get news from the BBC in your inbox, each weekday morning


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Included here is a selection of projects that represent topics and techniques I’ve been working with. I’m especially interested in topics on voting, government, and higher education.
Find the full code for all projects on this page on Github here.
Voting with their Tax Returns
An analysis of the relationship between deductions taken on income tax returns and county-level voting patterns in the 2016 election.
Topic modeling with the CFPB database
Natural language processing analysis of the topics discussed in complaints to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Clustering Higher Ed Research Spending
Used DBSCAN and hierarchical clustering methods to sort more than 300 universities according to the amount of research funding they receive by branch of the university.


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 --- class: middle, center # Introduction --- # .left-column[ ![](img/Abhijit_Headshot.jpg) ] .right-column[ - Experienced R user (20+ years) - Daily R user - Co-organizer of Statistical Programming DC meetup - Co-chair of Bioinformatics and Data Science Department, FAES Graduate School at NIH - Teaches highly rated __Practical R__ and __Data Visualization with R__ courses - Chief Data Scientist at [Zansors](http://www.zansors.com), a healthcare analytics startup in Arlington, VA - Statistical consultant for NIH ] --- # .left-column[ ![](img/Abhijit_Headshot.jpg) ] .right-column[ - Present at R conferences - DC R conference - useR! conference - [Blogger](https://webbedfeet.netlify.com/posts/) about statistics and R - Active on Twitter with `#rstats` - Excited about continuing changes and improvements to the R ecosystem ] --- class: middle, center # Expectations --- # We're not pointing or clicking - We will be writing code in this class - Succint instructions to the computer to do things - R will be our __language__ of choice in doing this - This is sort of old school - No point-and-click when I started in the late 90s - But it's very effective once you learn it --- # We're not pointing or clicking - I don't expect you to learn all the details in 3 days - But I'll give you resources to learn more - And point to where you might get questions answered - It won't all be simple - I want you to be able to __use__ R - Sometimes that means learning some more advanced material - I'll go slow with it, and try to get the mental model to you --- # A practical view - This will not be a geeky computer science class - This will be a modest refresher on statistics - If you hated stats before, maybe I'll change your mind - If you actually learned stats before, maybe I'll give you a fresh view - This will be about - learning good enough practices - making analyses reproducible - creating complete products - raw data to reports --- # A modern view - I'll keep things as current as I can - R has evolved a lot in 20 years - Maybe some of it will even excite you - Interactive graphics - Reproducible and repeatable reports - Mistake-free data-driven presentations - Cutting edge analyses - Supportive community --- # Workshop format - Mostly expository - Some hands-on - Use your post-its and stickers to get my attention - Use post-its for questions/comments - Ask questions if you're confused -


import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import logging
import matplotlib
from numpy import ndarray, sqrt, array, min, float64
from pandas.core.frame import DataFrame
from pandas.core.series import Series
from scipy.signal import savgol_filter
matplotlib.use('TkAgg')
Rolling circle filter (RCF) routine as described by James et al.: https://doi.org/10.1366%2F12-06766
:param A: np matrix of data
:param r: radius of circle to filter with
:return: L, a numpy array of length len(A) which is the locus of the RCF
def rcf(A, rad):
if isinstance(A, DataFrame) or isinstance(A, Series):
A = A.values # convert to numpy array
elif not isinstance(A, ndarray):
raise TypeError("Incorrect format passed for A")
assert isinstance(rad, int) and abs(
rad) == rad, "rad needs to be a positive integer"
assert len(A.shape) == 1, "A needs to be a single column"
RC = semi_circle_array(rad)
n = len(A)
if len(RC) >= n:
print('something has gone wrong')
raise RuntimeError(
"The data has less points than the selected radius!")
A_sub, RC_sub = generate_sub_matrices(A, rad, RC, n)
D = generate_diff_matrix(A_sub, RC_sub)
return D
Generate an array of length 2r+1 with values corresponding to points on a semi circle
def semi_circle_array(rad):
RC = array([sqrt(rad ** 2 - (i - rad) ** 2) for i in range(2 * rad + 1)])
return RC
Generate the sub matrices used in RCF routine
:param A: Data matrix, length n
:param rad: radius of RCF filter
:param RC: np array of length 2r+1 with
:param n: integer describing length of A
:return: A_sub, RC_sub, lists of same dimensions, sampled according to paper: https://doi.org/10.1366%2F12-06766
def generate_sub_matrices(A, rad, RC, n):
ni = n
A_sub = []
RC_sub = []
for i in range(len(A)): # vectorise this when you can be bothered
if i < (rad + 1):
a_sub = A[:(i + rad + 1)]
rc_sub = RC[(rad - i):(2 * rad + 1)]
A_sub.append(a_sub)
RC_sub.append(rc_sub)
elif (rad + 1) <= i <= (n - (rad + 1)):
a_sub = A[(i - rad):(i + rad + 1)]
rc_sub = RC
A_sub.append(a_sub)
RC_sub.append(rc_sub)
elif i > (n - (rad + 1)):
a_sub = A[(i - rad):(n + 1)]
rc_sub = RC[:(rad + (n - i))]
A_sub.append(a_sub)
RC_sub.append(rc_sub)
else:
print('something has gone wrong')
raise RuntimeError("Something has gone wrong and I don't know why")
return A_sub, RC_sub
Generate a difference matrix, which will be len(A_sub)=len(RC_sub). Each element will be the minimum of matrix
formed by the difference of AC_sub_i and RC_sub_i at each i (element).
:param A_sub: List of np arrays
:param RC_sub: List of np arrays
:return: D, Difference matrix of shape (len(A_sub),), elements as described above
def generate_diff_matrix(A_sub, RC_sub):
D = []
for i in range(len(A_sub)):
diff = A_sub[i] - RC_sub[i]
D.append(min(diff))
D = array(D)
return D
Savgol filter applied to data
:param L: the data to be smoothed
:param window_length: positive odd integer
:param polyorder: must be less than window length
:return:
def smooth(L, window_length, polyorder):
return savgol_filter(L, window_length, polyorder, mode='mirror')
def user_guided_scarf(
x_data,
bg,
data_bg_rm_y,
params=[],
rad=70,
window_length=51,
poly_order=3,
L_sg=0):
while True:
rcf step
while True:
try:
D = rcf(data_bg_rm_y, rad)
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.plot(x_data, D)
ax.plot(x_data, data_bg_rm_y)
print(
f"SCARF background removal requires user input. Please look at the following bg with rad={rad}")
plt.show(block=True)
ans = input(
"If you are happy with the plot, type y. if not then please type a new rad")
if ans == 'y':
break
else:
try:
rad = int(ans)
except ValueError:
print("You entered an incorrect answer! Trying again...")
except RuntimeError:
print(
f"Please enter a smaller radius, the radius must be less than half the number of data points:"
f" {len(data_bg_rm_y)//2}")
rad = 70
then apply SG filter to D
while True:
try:
L_sg = smooth(D, window_length, poly_order)
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.plot(x_data, L_sg)
ax.plot(x_data, data_bg_rm_y)
print(
f"Please look at the following bg with Sg filter parameters (window length, polynomial order): "
f"{window_length}, {poly_order}")
plt.show(block=True)
except ValueError as e:
print(
"Incorrect values for window_length and poly_order have been entered. Poly order must be less "
"than window length and window length must be odd")
ans = input(
"please enter y if you are happy with these values, or enter two integers with a space "
"for window_length and poly_order")
if ans == 'y':
L = L_sg
break
else:
try:
ans = ans.split(' ')
if len(ans) != 2:
raise ValueError(
"The tuple was more than two elements long")
window_length = int(ans[0])
poly_order = int(ans[1])
except ValueError:
print("You entered an incorrect answer! Trying again...")
get the bg shift up automatically whats the smallest difference between D and b? shift it up by that
b = min(data_bg_rm_y - L)
L = L + b
final question before exiting
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.plot(x_data, L)
ax.plot(x_data, data_bg_rm_y)
ax.plot(x_data, data_bg_rm_y - L, 'b--')
print(f"Please look at the following bg with selected parameters")
plt.show(block=True)
ans = input(
"Are you happy with this bg? If yes, type y, else type n. n will restart the fitting. \n"
"Typing repeat will add an additional bg subtraction to this one ")
if ans == 'y':
bg += L
data_bg_rm_y -= L
params.append({'rad': rad,
'b': b,
'window_length': window_length,
'poly_order': poly_order})
break
elif ans == 'n':
pass
elif ans == 'repeat':
bg += L
data_bg_rm_y -= L # remove the bg found here from the original data and go again
print(
"apply two bg removal steps, this will mean the background just specified will be removed "
"from the data")
params.append({'rad': rad,
'b': b,
'window_length': window_length,
'poly_order': poly_order})
else:
print(
"You entered an incorrect answer! Trying whole fitting routine again...")
return data_bg_rm_y, bg, params
def scarf_from_dict(y_data, bg, data_bg_rm_y, scarf_params, params):
rad, window_length, poly_order = \
scarf_params['rad'], scarf_params['window_length'], scarf_params['poly_order']
D = rcf(data_bg_rm_y, rad)
L = smooth(D, window_length, poly_order)
try:
b = scarf_params['b'] # if passed then use it
except KeyError: # otherwise find it
whats the smallest difference between D and b? shift it up by that
b = min(y_data - L)
L = L + b
bg += L
data_bg_rm_y -= L
params.append({'rad': rad,
'b': b,
'window_length': window_length,
'poly_order': poly_order})
return data_bg_rm_y, bg, params
Routine to perform the scarf background subtraction. decides whether to run a user guided routine or anything else
depending on the input for scarf_params
:param x_data: the x data as an np array
:param y_data: the y data as an np array
:param scarf_params: can be one of bool, dict or list of dicts.
:return:
def perform_scarf(x_data, y_data, scarf_params=False):
logging.debug('performing scarf bg subtraction')
bg = array([0 for _ in y_data], dtype=float64) # initialise
data_bg_rm_y = y_data.copy()
params = []
if isinstance(scarf_params, bool) and not scarf_params:
logging.debug('setting scarf parameters via user guided method')
data_bg_rm_y, bg, params = user_guided_scarf(x_data, bg, data_bg_rm_y)
elif isinstance(scarf_params, bool):
the user has passed True! recall this function and change it to false
logging.warning(
'scarf has been passed the True bool value for scarf params. This is invalid, assuming you meant '
'False as no parameters were specified.')
data_bg_rm_y, bg, params_ = perform_scarf(
x_data, data_bg_rm_y, scarf_params=False)
params += params_ # params_ is a list of one dictionary
return data_bg_rm_y, bg, params
elif isinstance(scarf_params, dict):
logging.debug('using scarf params: {scarf_params}')
data_bg_rm_y, bg, params = scarf_from_dict(
y_data, bg, data_bg_rm_y, scarf_params, params)
elif isinstance(scarf_params, list):
logging.debug(f'using scarf params: {scarf_params}')
the user wants multiple runs. call the function for each set of params, passing the new y data each time
for param_dict in scarf_params:
data_bg_rm_y, bg_, params_ = perform_scarf(
x_data, data_bg_rm_y, scarf_params=param_dict)
bg += bg_
params += params_ # params_ is a list of a dictionary so use += here
else:
logging.warning(
'an unexpected parameter has been passed as a scarf value, running interactively.')
data_bg_rm_y, bg, params_ = perform_scarf(
x_data, data_bg_rm_y, scarf_params=False)
params += params_
return data_bg_rm_y, bg, params
plt.close()
logging.debug('scarf bg parameters are: {params}')
return data_bg_rm_y, bg, params


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"But my life’s looked at differently.I’m under a microscope. It’s like (49ers hcoach Kyle Shanahan) said, it is a good learning experience. Just have to take it in stride. It is what it is."


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Just barely out of Portland, on a flight, contemplating the discussion I had with Randy on the way to the airport. He asked me what my goals were on this trip. Whether for his own curiosity or to help me affirm them clearly out loud, this question left me wondering: What are those goals? How have they changed since I determined this trip was happening?
Not too long ago, the goal was to get away from the constant reminders of what I'd lost, what I'd given up, what I was running away from. Every trip down hwy 84 was a series of stops I wouldn't make again, exists I wouldn't look down for fear of longing, pain, anger, all manner of emotional attachments. Clubs, bars, restaurants, faces, all fell into categories of memories I didn't want to re-experience. The decision to move to the other side of the world temporarily made clear sense. I needed space, desperately, a an experience so totally different that I couldn't get lost in remembering.
I was looking for the present.
As my leave date neared, presence grew. As did my daily stress... The unfinished business of my personal life became finish-able. I stopped talking with those I didn't need to talk to (if you're reading this, it ain't YOU), streamlined my belongings (there's still an enormous heap of them in my brother's pole barn...), and forgave those I thought had wronged me. Mostly...
I also cranked up the partying, talking others into joining me, trying to notch it up every time I went out. I stopped sleeping the closer I got to this moment in the air, living on nervous energy and trenta's from Starbucks.
I am full of apprehension and for the same reasons I resisted listing my goals in the car this afternoon. I fear letting myself down on this journey. Of not fully experiencing all I can, of falling into old patterns of behavior, comfortable spaces, work, hangovers, and skip all of the experiences I want. So, in the interest of stating those goals aloud to keep myself on task, I will list them here.
- be quiet. Go a few days without talking.
- meditate. A lot. At least once a day. Doesn't have to be planned, but to seize the opportunity while in line, while waiting, to be present, breathe, pay attention.
- learn new skills. Cooking, massage, a craft or art. Learn to surf.
- health. Sobriety. Eating, sleeping, exercise.
- take photos. Tons of photos.
- excel at work
- write this blog.
If I do the last one on the list, I can check in on my progress.
The quote that is the title of this post came from the Southwest Airlines Spirit article I read of two father combining to help prevent violence after one of the mens' sons killed the other.
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The situation with GitHub and US sanction trade laws made me feel the need to write this post.
I am deeply saddened and disgusted by what I came across my newsfeed right now about Iranians and citizens of a few other countries losing access to their GitHub benefits because of some US sanction trade laws.
I get the frustration of millions of developers and GitHub users, their instinct to blame the company and the CEO. They are doing what any emotional human being would do, try to find an entity to blame for their suffering, even though GitHub is merely following laws issued by the US government. I have done a really dangerous thing here. By making that statement alone, I have contributed to this blind mindless blame game of pointing fingers at the government instead of the company, which probably roots from my personal preferential biases for GitHub and my ignorant uninformed understanding of the government.
It is extremely easy for me to cater to my biases and shift the blame on the ruthless decisions of the government, but I truly took no effort into understanding the reasoning behind these laws. And to be completely honest, I do not even think I will, probably because I do not care enough? And it is much easier to just find an entity you dislike, connect it to the problem and blame it.
 I am left pondering as to how we have let the society embody the principles that it has today, and if it would be different in case another set of humans would be responsible for building the early stages, but that is as pointless as thinking what if insert literally anything, and for all I know, it could turn out to be worse than what it is right now. What ifs are a pointless time-wasting thought process to be in unless they are directed towards something that can actually be changed and have a purpose, for the good or bad, behind it.
All I know, and I am completely aware that I could be wrong, but all I know is I can not help in any way or make a difference, at least not a substantial one.  It is such a privileged curse to feel so helpless about making this world a better place because I lack the first-hand suffering of these atrocities that happen in our society, which lets my self-loathing narcissistic self think that, perhaps, I could be the one to be blamed for all of the sufferings in the world.


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Youngest presenter at the first Shandong Annual News Figure Award, Speaker at the Congress of Representative Women,Youth reperesentative in Provincial Youth Conference etc.
Was selected as a youth reporter from over 600,000 applicants
Seeing how individual's life can differ so much by their surroundings and education had striked me. Since then, I started to have a very strong urge to better opportunities for those who are in need
This was a crazy phase of my life. I had manage 3 part-time jobs, extra-curriculums, school, adapting to a new country and babysitting my 2-year-old brother at the same time. What doesn't kill you make you stronger :)
Many great things have happened in Waterloo. I've worked for many cool places as well as my own venture
Again, an exciting year. I founded Spice Creation and have grown it to a team of 6 and 15 freelancers. I've also co-founded Soapbox, which later got integrated to UN Millenium Development Goals
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Europe agrees to develop more weapons independently of US
by ReutersBRUSSELS: European Union (EU) governments gave the green light on Tuesday for 13 new defence projects in a step to develop more firepower independently of the United States.
Under plans agreed by EU defence ministers in Brussels, work will begin on a new patrol vessel, an electronic jamming weapon for aircraft and technology to track ballistic missiles.
The projects took months to negotiate but French President Emmanuel Macron underlined the desire for deeper EU defence collaboration last week when he said the US-led Nato defence alliance was dying.
Some 47 joint EU defence projects are now in the works following the signing of a pact by France, Germany and 23 other EU governments in late 2017 to fund, develop and deploy armed forces following Britain’s decision to quit the bloc.
Any new weapons on land, at sea or in the air and cyberspace can be put at Nato’s disposal, but US President Donald Trump’s questioning of the alliance’s significance has added impetus to European defence efforts.
Macron has expressed doubt about Nato’s security maxim that an attack on one ally is an attack on all.
But many European allies reject his portrayal of Nato, which will hold a summit in London on December 4, as brain dead.
Seeking more efficiency
Although 22 EU countries are in Nato, the bloc hopes to launch a multibillion-euro weapons fund from 2021 requiring EU member states to work together on designing and building new tanks, ships and technology.
“We do not invest enough (in defence) and that investment is not efficient enough,” French Defence Minister Florence Parly told France Inter radio on Monday, citing 20 different types of combat aircraft in the EU, compared to six in the United States.
European defence planning, operations and weapons development foresee France taking a big role in 60 per cent of the 47 projects, often with Germany, Italy and Spain.
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France, Portugal, Spain and Sweden also aim to deliver a new anti-submarine system to protect sea lanes and communication.
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A high-performance graph domain specific language
This guide introduces GraphIt language features with the PagerankDelta algorithm.
Make sure you have all the correct Open Source Software installed. First follow the README file here to clone and install graphIt. You will need either CILK or OPENMP to allow you to run the C++ code in parallel. If you dont have either you can get both by simply downloading GCC. Alternatively if you already have CILK or OPENMP you can use those too. This tutorial will go through how to use GraphIt via both CILK and OPENMP.
Clone graphit by going to GraphIt Something to note for the following tutorial. Everything will be done graphit/build/bin
If you have not yet already please read the basic information on the GraphIt Language.
element Vertex end
element Edge end
const edges : edgeset{Edge}(Vertex,Vertex) = load(argv[1]);
const vertices : vertexset{Vertex} = edges.getVertices();
const cur_rank : vector{Vertex}(float) = 0;
const ngh_sum : vector{Vertex}(float) = 0.0;
const delta : vector{Vertex}(float) = 1.0/vertices.size();
const out_degree : vector {Vertex}(int) = edges.getOutDegrees();
const damp : float = 0.85;
const beta_score : float = (1.0-damp)/vertices.size();
const epsilon2 : float = 0.1;
const epsilon : float = 0.0000001;
func updateEdge(src : Vertex, dst : Vertex)
ngh_sum[dst] += delta[src]/out_degree[src];
end
func updateVertexFirstRound(v : Vertex) -> output : bool
delta[v] = damp*(ngh_sum[v]) + beta_score;
cur_rank[v] += delta[v];
delta[v] = delta[v]-1.0/vertices.size();
output = (fabs(delta[v]) > epsilon2*cur_rank[v]);
ngh_sum[v] = 0;
end
func updateVertex(v : Vertex) -> output : bool
delta[v] = ngh_sum[v]*damp;
cur_rank[v] += delta[v];
ngh_sum[v] = 0;
output = fabs(delta[v]) > epsilon2*cur_rank[v];
end
func main()
var n : int = edges.getVertices();
var frontier : vertexset{Vertex} = new vertexset{Vertex}(n);
for i in 1:10
#s1# edges.from(frontier).apply(updateEdge);
var output : vertexset{Vertex};
if i == 1
output = vertices.filter(updateVertexFirstRound);
else
output = vertices.filter(updateVertex);
end
delete frontier;
frontier = output;
end
delete frontier;
end
Page Rank Delta in Graphit
Here we will go through an example of GraphIt Code using Page Rank Delta as an example. You can find a variant of this PagerankDelta file, along with a few other appliations, under your graphit/apps folder here.
Additionally here is a link to the GraphIt OOPSLA18 paper or the arxiv report here. Sections 4 and 5 give the complete breakdown of the Page Rank Delta code. Please look here if you want a more detailed breakdown of the functionality of Graphit.
element Vertex end
element Edge end
element definitions
Here we construct the basic Elements, Vertex
and Edge
with the element
keyword that will be used by GraphIt. Note these basic Elements do not have to be named ”Vertex” or “Edge”. Most Graph Algorithms will require that you have both of these. GraphIt supports multiple types of user-defined vertices and edges, which is important for algorithms that work on multiple graphs.
A quick refresher on Variables
const edges : edgeset{Edge}(Vertex,Vertex) = load(argv[1]);
const vertices : vertexset{Vertex} = edges.getVertices();
vertexset and edgeset definitions
After defining element types, the programmer can construct vertexsets and edgesets. Lines 3–4 of Fig. 4 show the definitions of an edgeset, edges
, and vertexset, vertices
. Each element of the edgeset is of Edge
type (specified between “{ }”), and the source and destination of the edge is of Vertex
type (specified between “( )”). The edgeset declaration supports edges with different types of source and destination vertices (e.g., in a bipartite graph). vertices uses the getVertices()
method on the edgeset, edges
, to obtain the union of source and destination vertices of edges. The const
keyword simply says this vertexset, edgeset, or vector is globally accessible.
const cur_rank : vector{Vertex}(float) = 0;
const ngh_sum : vector{Vertex}(float) = 0.0;
const delta : vector{Vertex}(float) = 1.0/vertices.size();
const out_degree : vector {Vertex}(int) = edges.getOutDegrees();
vector definitions
Data for vertices and edges are defined as vectors associated with an element type denoted using the { } syntax. For example, cur_rank
is associated with Vertex
, and is of type float
(specified in the ( ) parenthesis). This is similar to fields of a struct in C or C++, but is stored as a separate vector.
When using export
functions, the edgesets, vertexsets, vectors would need to be explicitly allocated by the user, as documented here.
const damp : float = 0.85;
const beta_score : float = (1.0-damp)/vertices.size();
const epsilon2 : float = 0.1;
const epsilon : float = 0.0000001;
scalar definitions
Lastly, initialize all the scalar values needed for the program.
Next we move on to take a look at the functions used in the program.
A quick refresher on Functions
The algorithm uses three user-defined functions, updateEdge
, updateVertexFirstRound
, and updateVertex
.
func updateEdge(src : Vertex, dst : Vertex)
ngh_sum[dst] += delta[src]/out_degree[src];
end
updateEdge
takes in src
and dst
of an edge as arguments. The function adds to the current ngh_sum of the destination vertex dst
, the delta
divided by the out_degree
of the source vertex src
. This function is later used in the main function and applied to every edge in the edgeset.
func updateVertexFirstRound(v : Vertex) -> output : bool
delta[v] = damp*(ngh_sum[v]) + beta_score;
cur_rank[v] += delta[v];
delta[v] = delta[v]-1.0/vertices.size();
output = (fabs(delta[v]) > epsilon2*cur_rank[v]);
ngh_sum[v] = 0;
end
updateVertexFirstRound
takes in a vertex, v
, and returns a boolean. It does this by multiplying the ngh_sum
with the damping factor and adding the basescore. From this it computes the rank and using the delta it computes whether or not it exceeds a certain threshold. If this threshold is exceeded than it returns a boolean True and if not a boolean False. Then it sets the ngh_sum
back to 0.
func updateVertex(v : Vertex) -> output : bool
delta[v] = ngh_sum[v]*damp;
cur_rank[v] += delta[v];
ngh_sum[v] = 0;
output = fabs(delta[v]) > epsilon2*cur_rank[v];
end
updateVertex
also takes in a vertex and returning a boolean. However in this case it does not add the base score to delta
when determining Delta. Similarly then by comparing if the delta exceeded the threshold of epilson times the rank it outputs a True or False.
updateVertexFirstRound
and updateVertex
will be used later on to filter out the “active vertices”. These are the vertices that will used in the next iteration of the algorithm. These active vertices are also known as the frontier. The reason for two functions is that the first time we update the vertexs some additional computation needs to be done as described above that isn’t needed later on. Therefore the second function is run only once in the beginning of the algorithm.
func main()
var n : int = edges.getVertices();
var frontier : vertexset{Vertex} = new vertexset{Vertex}(n);
for i in 1:10
#s1# edges.from(frontier).apply(updateEdge);
var output : vertexset{Vertex};
if i == 1
output = vertices.filter(updateVertexFirstRound);
else
output = vertices.filter(updateVertex);
end
delete frontier;
frontier = output;
end
delete frontier;
end
main function of PageRankDelta
The main
function is where your program comes together and runs together with all the user-defined functions. Similar to C and C++, you have to explicitly name the function main
.
GraphIt is designed to separate edge processing logic from edge traversal, edge filtering (from, to, srcFilter, and dstFilter), atomic synchronization, and modified vertex deduplication and tracking logic (apply and applyModified). This separation enables the compiler to represent the algorithm from a high level, exposing opportunities for edge traversal and vertex data layout optimizations. Moreover, it frees the programmer from specifying low-level implementation details, such as synchronization and deduplication logic.
The algorithm iterates for 10 iterations to update each vertex’s cur_rank
value. The cur_rank
is assumed to converge after 10 iterations, and represents the importance of each vertex based on its topological structure. In each iteration, the algorithm maintains the set of vertices whose rank has changed greatly from previous iterations, which is known as the frontier
. We start with having all vertices in the frontier with frontier initalization ( var frontier : vertexset{Vertex} = new vertexset{Vertex}(n);
). The frontier generated by
output = vertices.filter(updateVertexFirstRound)
in the first iteration, which applies the updateVertexFirstRound
function to all the vertices
. In later iterations the frontier is generated by
output = vertices.filter(updateVertex)
.
The user has to explicitly manage the memory and swapping of the frontier with delete frontier;
and frontier = output;
In each iteration we update the delta
values using the updateEdge
function in #s1# edges.from(frontier).apply(updateEdge);
. We use the operator from
to obtain the set of edges that comes out from the frontier
. Then we use apply
to apply the updateEdge
function on these edges. The label #s1
is used as a way to identify the edgeset operator for performance tuning using the scheduling.
PagerankDelta Schedule
We use labels (#label#) in algorithm specifications to identify the statements on which optimizations apply. Programmers can assign a label on the left side of a statement and later reference it in the scheduling language. Above shows a simple schedule for the PageRankDelta implementation. The programmer adds label s1
to the edgeset operation statement. After the schedule
keyword, the programmer can make a series of calls with the scheduling functions.
We designed GraphIt’s scheduling language functions to allow programmers to compose together edge traversal direction, frontier data structure, parallelization, cache optimizations, and NUMA optimizations discussed in the paper. To compose together different optimizations, the programmer first chooses a direction for traversal. Then the programmer can use the other scheduling functions to pick one option for the parallelization, graph partitioning, NUMA, and dense vertexset optimizations for the current direction. The programmer can configure each direction separately using the optional direction argument for hybrid directions (DensePush-SparsePush or DensePull-SparsePush). If no direction argument is specified, then the configuration applies to both directions.
We refer users to the Scheduling Language section in the language manual for a more comprehensive introduction to performance tuning with the scheduling language.
Here is a list of Scheduling functions that you can use
Below we will show how changing the Schedule affects the C++ generated Code for PageRankDelta. This first section of psuedo code is pageRankDelta code without a schedule.
This is the generated code for Page Rank Delta with no scheduling. This means that there are no optimizations. All this C++ code does is the basic page rank deltasum addition
With this Schedule program->configApplyDirection(“s1”, DensePull-SparsePush) the program is affecting the #s1# label associated with the code ‘’’ edges.from(frontier).apply(updateEdge) ‘’’ If the amount of edges exceeds a certain threshold then the program runs from destination to source. If it is under than it runs from source to destination. Depending on the density of the graph one option may run faster than the other.
Here by adding to the schedule the generated C++ is capable of running in parallel on multiple cores at once. This is seen by the parallel_for loop in the code and if the loop is run using CILK or OPENMV then it uses mulitple cores.
Adding this to the schedule will fuse vertexs together allowing them to be handled in groups. By doing this you will improve spatial locatility and this will improve your cache hit rate. However on the other hand this is require more processing. Thus depending on your algorithm using a bitvector may or may not be useful.
Before we can compile GraphIt you need to first follow these steps and build the bin for the program
To perform an out-of-tree build of GraphIt do:
After you have cloned the directory:
cd graphit
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
To run the C++ test suite do (all tests should pass):
cd build/bin
./graphit_test
To run the Python end-to-end test suite:
start at the top level graphit directory cloned from Github, NOT the build directory (All tests would pass, but some would generate error messages from the g++ compiler. This is expected.) Currently the project supports Python 2.x and not Python 3.x (the print syntax is different)
cd graphit/test/python
python test.py
python test_with_schedules.py
For now all builds and compilations must be done in the graphit/build/bin directory due to linking and paths in the code. This will soon be updated so that users can compile anywhere but for now please do it in the bin.
The graphit/build/bin is the location that cmake generates its binary files which are the actual executables for you to run your code. This is why to run any code you need to do it in the bin directory because that is where all the needed files are.
GraphIt compiler currently generates a C++ output file from the .gt input GraphIt programs. To compile an input GraphIt file with schedules in the same file (assuming the build directory is in the root project directory) do the following. The -f denotes the input file and the -o denotes the output file.
cd build/bin
python graphitc.py -f (input file path) -o (output file name)
The following is an example:
cd build/bin
python graphitc.py -f ../../test/input/simple_vector_sum.gt -o test.cpp
To compile an input algorithm file and another separate schedule file (some of the test files have hardcoded paths to test inputs, be sure to modify that or change the directory you run the compiled files) do the following. -a in this case denotes a seperate algorithm.
cd build/bin
python graphitc.py -a (algorithm file path) -f (schedule file path) -o (output file name)
The example below compiles the algorithm file (../../test/input/cc.gt), with a separate schedule file (../../test/input_with_schedules/cc_pull_parallel.gt)
cd build/bin
python graphitc.py -a ../../test/input/cc.gt -f ../../test/input_with_schedules/cc_pull_parallel.gt -o test.cpp
All new files will be located inside the bin directory. You must make the files here but they can be run elsewhere. After you compile your C++ program you can insert it into your own program.
To compile a serial version, you can use reguar g++ with support of c++11 standard to compile the generated C++ file (assuming it is named test.cpp).
# assuming you are still in the bin directory under build/bin. If not, just do cd build/bin from the root of the directory
g++ -std=c++11 -I ../../src/runtime_lib/ test.cpp -O3 -o test.o
./test.o
To compile a parallel version of the c++ program, you will need both CILK and OPENMP. OPENMP is required for programs using NUMA optimized schedule (configApplyNUMA enabled) and static parallel optimizations (static-vertex-parallel option in configApplyParallelization). All other programs can be compiled with CILK. For analyzing large graphs (e.g., twitter, friendster, webgraph) on NUMA machines, numacl -i all improves the parallel performance. For smaller graphs, such as LiveJournal and Road graphs, not using numactl can be faster.
# assuming you are still in the bin directory under build/bin. If not, just do cd build/bin from the root of the directory
# compile and run with CILK
icpc -std=c++11 -I ../../src/runtime_lib/ -DCILK test.cpp -O3 -o test.o
numactl -i all ./test.o
# compile and run with OPENMP
icpc -std=c++11 -I ../../src/runtime_lib/ -DOPENMP -qopenmp test.cpp -O3 -o test.o
numactl -i all ./test.o
# to run with NUMA optimizations
OMP_PLACES=sockets ./test.o


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Shinkai studied Japanese literature at Chuo University
He is married to retired actress and producer Chieko Misaka, star of films including Versus by Ryuhei Kitamura; they have a daughter, child actress Chise Niitsu
1994, He got a job at Falcom after He have graduated
1999, Shinkai released She and Her Cat, a five-minute short piece done in monochrome. It won several awards, including the grand prize at the 12th DoGA CG Animation contest (2000)
In June 2000, Shinkai was inspired to begin Voices of a Distant Star by drawing a picture of a girl in a cockpit grasping a cell phone
In May 2001, he quit his job at Falcom and began to work on Voices
November 20, 2004. The Place Promised in Our Early Days, which was released nationwide in Japan
He completed 5 Centimeters per Second
May 31, 2013. The Garden of Words, was released
In August 26, 2016, Shinkai released Your Name. The film received critical acclaim, was praised for its animation and emotional impact, and was also a commercial success.


public AffinityExecutor
An extended executor interface that supports thread affinity assertions and short circuiting. This can be useful for ensuring code runs on the right thread, and also for unit testing.
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
AffinityExecutor.DefaultImpls
An extended executor interface that supports thread affinity assertions and short circuiting. This can be useful
for ensuring code runs on the right thread, and also for unit testing.
|
static class |
AffinityExecutor.Gate
An executor useful for unit tests: allows the current thread to block until a command arrives from another
thread, which is then executed. Inbound closures/commands stack up until they are cleared by looping.
|
static class |
AffinityExecutor.ServiceAffinityExecutor
An executor backed by thread pool (which may often have a single thread) which makes it easy to schedule
tasks in the future and verify code is running on the executor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
checkOnThread()
Throws an IllegalStateException if the current thread is not one of the threads this executor is backed by.
|
void |
executeASAP(kotlin.jvm.functions.Function0<kotlin.Unit> runnable)
If isOnThread() then runnable is invoked immediately, otherwise the closure is queued onto the backing thread.
|
<T> T |
fetchFrom(kotlin.jvm.functions.Function0<? extends T> fetcher)
Runs the given function on the executor, blocking until the result is available. Be careful not to deadlock this
way! Make sure the executor can't possibly be waiting for the calling thread.
|
void |
flush()
Run the executor until there are no tasks pending and none executing.
|
boolean |
isOnThread()
Returns true if the current thread is equal to the thread this executor is backed by.
|
boolean isOnThread()
Returns true if the current thread is equal to the thread this executor is backed by.
void checkOnThread()
Throws an IllegalStateException if the current thread is not one of the threads this executor is backed by.
void executeASAP(kotlin.jvm.functions.Function0<kotlin.Unit> runnable)
If isOnThread() then runnable is invoked immediately, otherwise the closure is queued onto the backing thread.
<T> T fetchFrom(kotlin.jvm.functions.Function0<? extends T> fetcher)
Runs the given function on the executor, blocking until the result is available. Be careful not to deadlock this way! Make sure the executor can't possibly be waiting for the calling thread.
void flush()
Run the executor until there are no tasks pending and none executing.


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Year
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Recommended thread by Patrick Stacey. Looks into Agile and the way in which internet development actually happens, to maintain flexibility and cycle time.


I am quite experienced with all of the major psychedelics. I have now done salvia many times, but when this trip happened it was my first major breakthrough on this particular substance.
I had been in the local headshop when the desk clerk asked me if I had tried salvia divinorum before. I replied that I had not, but that I had read about its effects. He told me that they sold it, so I immediately bought a vial of 21X. I was excited, but a little nervous to begin the trip.
I am normally very adamant about set and setting when using psychedelic substances. This trip started off with me being quite nervous, and being deceitful. The girl I was dating at the time was against me using psychedelic drugs, as she was well aware of my past drug history and knew I technically didn't 'need' any more drugs in my life. I threw caution to the wind that day my friends, and what a tragedy it became.
I put an unknown and obviously too large amount of the extract in a standard glass pipe. Sitting on my bed in a comfortable position, I bring the flame up towards the bowl, hold it to the salvia and inhale a HUGE hit of thick smoke. I held the acrid smoke in my lungs for about 35 seconds. It was at this point that I began to feel 'something'. It was as if a switch had been flipped, and the walls of reality had begun to shatter around me. I set the bowl down and laid on my back, not knowing what to expect. Within seconds, I was catapulted into a realm of complete insanity and torture.
I was standing at the base of a huge mountain range, full of fire. Everything was burning, and the smell of this I will never forget.  As I looked around me, the souls of everyone else in existence came into focus. They surrounded me, numbering in the billions. We were all being drawn into the center of the valley of fire.  The machine ended up being my air conditioner in reality, but at the time it was sent by 'god' to take vengeance on the souls of mankind for using drugs and being generally sinful and devious. I had absolutely no recollection of even doing a drug at that point. I thought this was the end of the world. Here I was, being drawn uncontrollably to this machine.
As I grew closer to this enormous 'machine from god', I began to see people getting sucked into it. It was devouring souls at a massive rate. I could hear the machine destroying the physical body by grinding it up, and destroying the soul with some type of sonic weapon. The sound was of billions of people dying and writhing in agony.  A terrifying experience to say the least. Once the machine had selected me for destruction, I felt my arms and legs being ripped from me, ground up and destroyed. I BECAME the writing mass of pain combined with the pain of all others who had been, or would ever be taken by 'the machine'.
About this time I had a glimmering hope appear on the horizon of what was left of my broken soul and maimed body. I saw my mirror, IN MY BEDROOM!!!! I suddenly remembered that I had smoked something, although it took a few more seconds to remember what it was. I knew I was back into this reality, I had remembered. My body was OK, and I was alive.  It was not tears of sadness, but tears of joy for having survived this horrible incident. I immediately wrote down bits and pieces of this traumatic event, as I wanted to remember it forever.
I felt guilty about lying to my girl, so I told her as soon as she got home. She was not overly upset. She couldn't even begin to understand what I had just experienced. It was all very real to me at the time. Despite the fact that I have abused so many drugs, and done so many high dose experiments with LSD, Mescaline, and Mushrooms, MDMA, Ketamine, etc etc, this was really within my top 5 most mind blowing experiences of my whole life. The #1 most mind blowing experience of my life was a dangerously high dose IM ketamine experiment. But that my friends is another story.
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THE NEXT BEST THING A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
Can it really have been 2 long years since THE OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION made us laugh and cry with its tale of two best friends (an unlucky in love gal and her gay male roommate) and how they decide to have a baby together? Er... so we didn't laugh. And we didn't cry. And THE NEXT BEST THING takes us there once again, with an even lamer attempt at making "The Oddest Couple Has a Baby."
Fortunately, THE NEXT BEST THING covers very different ground than AFFECTION. Unfortunately, that ground turns out to be providing a platform for Madonna to sing, to show off her yoga skills, and To Show You How Much She Can E-Mote During Her Di-A-Logue, all while affecting a slight (yet very pretentious) British accent. Get outta the way, people, Madonna's gonna act!!! And it isn't going to be pretty. (See also: EVITA.)
 The movie insults his prodigious acting skills and makes a mockery of his ability.
What's worst is that viewers probably expect a romantic comedy out of this, judging from the subject matter and the trailer. Not so. While a few early scenes throw you a few bones of decent comedy, THE NEXT BEST THING rapidly turns into the least funny of scenarios: The child custody battle. Believe me, this is *not* KRAMER VS. KRAMER.
What is it, then? It's a sloppy mess of a star vehicle that will leave only Madonna's awful remake of "American Pie" as its legacy. And as Don McLean said in his song, boy is this levy dry.
RATING: **
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: R
Director: John Schlesinger Producer: Leslie Dixon, Linne Radmin, Tom Rosenberg Writer: Tom Ropelewski Starring: Rupert Everett, Madonna, Benjamin Bratt, Michael Vartan, Josef Sommer, Lynn Redgrave
http://www.nextbestthingmovie.com/
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Sainsbury’s, don’t make me think
Steve Krug’s “Don’t Make Me Think” was the first book I read on usability, back in 2010.
The central tenet – don’t make users think – concisely encapsulates UX.
‘Thinking’ is a barrier to users completing their tasks quickly.
Today, my local Sainsbury’s shop made me think. After I finished scanning my items at a self-service checkout and paying by card, I was confronted by the following screen.
UX at a Sainsbury’s self-service checkout: I was made to stop and think
My instinct was that something had gone wrong. Perhaps I’d entered my PIN incorrectly, or my card had been declined.
As it transpired, there was nothing amiss. I was free to remove my card, take my shopping and head home to cook some curry.
I had assumed (and I’m guessing I’m not the only one) that the big red encircled exclamation mark indicated an error.
By breaking convention, the screen had made me think, unnecessarily.
Alternative approach – a clearer indication of success?
An alternative for Sainsbury’s would be to ensure the screen adheres to basic and long-established conventions about successful interactions. Specifically, the colour green and a big tick.
Wording that more clearly indicates system status – by specifying explicitly that payment has been successful – would be good, too.
Otherwise (I’ll add, just for balance), the often-maligned self-service experience was excellent.
Good UX is like a good football referee – you shouldn’t notice it’s there. Making users unnecessarily stop and think about their interactions slows them down, which can cause frustration and dissatisfaction.
The less we make users think, the better their experience.


$ mvn dependency:analyse
12 February 2020
Note on usage of Maven's dependency plugin for analyzing project dependencies.
When implementing an application I usually use the logging facade slf4j
. When
double-checking the dependencies of such a project with
$ mvn dependency:analyse
the plugin often reports
[WARNING] Unused declared dependencies found:
[WARNING] org.slf4j:slf4j-log4j12:jar:1.7.26:test
But without declaring the reported slf4j-log4j
as dependency, the tests
suppress the log output entirely. The reason for this is that slf4j
logging
facade looks up available implementations of the facade interface by reflection.
If no implementation like the slf4j-log4j
is found, the no-op
logger is
installed and no logging output is generated.
But we cannot blame the Maven dependency plugin, because it can only consider dependencies explicitly defined in the POM, and not libraries resolved by reflection.
The scope of the slf4j-log4j artifact is just test , because at runtime the
application server provides an appropriate implementation of the logging facade
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Creates a query object filled with the right collection data
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jsonOdm.Query A new query object


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