EVITA A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
(Hollywood/Cinergi) Starring: Madonna, Antonio Banderas, Jonathan Pryce. Screenplay: Alan Parker, Oliver Stone. Producers: Alan Parker, Robert Stigwood, Andrew G. Vajna. Director: Alan Parker. MPAA Rating: PG (adult themes, mild profanity) Running Time: 135 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
For a project which took forever to find a director and a star, EVITA sure ended up with the natural choice in both categories. There aren't too many directors in the last thirty years who have directed one live-action musical; Alan Parker has directed two (BUGSY MALONE and PINK FLOYD THE WALL), and the latter was probably the last through-sung English-language film. Madonna, meanwhile, has spent her life preparing for the role of Eva Peron -- a controversial figure accused of sleeping her way to the top and who re-invented herself to become a woman of uncommon influence and power. Well, one of them fulfilled the promise, anyway. Parker has made EVITA a compelling visual spectacle, but his leading lady doesn't provide the same vibrant quality, even though it seems she is trying desperately to do so.
EVITA opens in 1952, with the overwhelming emotional response of the Argentinian people to the death of their First Lady, Eva Peron (Madonna) from cancer at the age of 32. A cynical narrator named Che (Antonio Banderas) then proceeds to examine who this woman was, and flashes back through her life, beginning with her childhood as the illegitimate daughter of a middle-class businessman. The young Eva Duarte becomes determined to find fame and fortune, and heads to Buenos Aires on the coattails of a popular nightclub singer (Jimmy Nail) she seduces. Sleeping her way to success as a model, radio personality and film actress, Eva eventually meets Juan Peron (Jonathan Pryce), an up-and-coming colonel in Argentina's military regime. With Eva by his side, Peron becomes a populist president of Argentina, and Eva becomes a figure as revered for her acts of charity as she is reviled for her self-promotion.
One of the reasons Andrew Lloyd Webber's musicals have been so successful is that they combine the appeal of grand opera with an accessible pop sensibility, and it would seem difficult to capture that operatic feel in a film. Alan Parker, however, has exactly the visual style required for a production like EVITA. The funeral scenes which open the film have an impressive scope, captured in mournful tones by cinematographer Darius Khondji (SEVEN), and there is a flow between scenes which is both theatrical and cinematic. Parker does his job by turning in a larger-than-life presentation of a larger-than-life woman.
EVITA is a story told almost entirely through the songs, and Parker doesn't add any radical new interpretations with his direction. There are a few changes to the material, notably the addition of the new Webber/Tim Rice composition "You Must Love Me" which could have been dropped into any Disney animated musical and been just as suitable, but other changes are more interesting and effective. The plaintive "Another Suitcase in Another Hall," originally a song for one of Peron's discarded mistresses, works better as Eva's awakening to taking advantage of her own sexuality. Some exciting arrangements also give new kick to Webber's tunes. "Buenos Aires" gets a swirl of percussion to match Eva's drive, and "I'd Be Surprisingly Good for You" has a seductive swing. Certain songs do have a dated, jangly 70s guitar sound, but the characteristic infectious bombast of Webber's compositions holds up surprisingly well.
What works far less well is the presentation of the film's three central -- and, for all practical purposes, only -- characters. Antonio Banderas brings his appealing swagger to Che, as well as a voice which compensates for a weak lower range with some sweet high notes. Che is the voice of Eva's critics, yet he isn't a complete character, and neither is Juan Peron. Pryce is a versatile, talented performer, but he shrinks into the background as soon as Juan and Eva marry. That leaves Madonna to carry the dramatic weight of EVITA, and it is plenty clear that she is eager to prove she can handle it. She acts the heck out of the role, gesticulating for all she's worth and looking appropriately sallow when Eva is ill, but something is missing. Madonna understands determination, and she can convey it; charisma is another story. You can't act a magnetic personality, and Madonna is left to play benevolence without the force of will which makes her uncertain motives intriguing. The irony is that, for someone who has made a career of not caring about how people perceive her, Madonna seems to want too much to be liked and respected as an actress. Her EVITA lacks mystery, making Alan Parker's film a sweeping piece of visual theater with a star who wants to step into the audience and thank everyone for coming.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 dolce Evitas: 6.
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The Platform
Table of contents
Introduction
Polymer builds on top of the upcoming web components technologies, but they don’t yet ship in all browsers.
The lowest layer of Polymer is platform.js
: a collection of libraries (or “polyfills”) for new web technologies that haven’t shipped yet across all browsers. Platform makes it possible for developers to use these standards today across all modern browsers. As these technologies are implemented in browsers, the polyfills will shrink and you’ll gain the benefits of native implementations. Platform.js
automatically detects native support and switches to the fast path when available. Your elements seamlessly start relying on the native stuff–and get faster in the process.
Although most developers will want to use everything in platform.js
, the polyfills are designed to be used separately, as well. They’re available independently and can be built standalone. For example, Mozilla’s x-tags and Brick projects use a subset of the platform.js
polyfills.
What’s in Platform?
The platform layer is a bundle that includes the following libraries:
- Web Components
- Shadow DOM. Encapsulate DOM subtrees and the associated CSS.
- HTML Imports. Load element definitions and other resources declaratively.
- Custom Elements . Define new elements in HTML.
- DOM
- URL. Parse URLs in JavaScript.
- WeakMap. Shim for ES6 WeakMap type.
- Mutation Observers. Efficiently watch for changes in the DOM.
- observe-js. Observe changes on JS objects/arrays using
Object.observe
(if available).
- Other
- Pointer Events. Handle both touch and mouse seamlessly
- Pointer Gestures. More complex touch gestures.
- Web Animations. Define complex timeline animations.
Installation & usage
To start using these features today, first download platform.js
using Bower as described
in the Getting the code guide:
bower install --save Polymer/platform
Then, include platform.js
as you would any other script:
<script src="bower_components/platform/platform.js"></script>
Note: Due to the nature of some of the polyfills, to maximize compatibility with other libraries, make sure that platform.js
is the first script tag in your document’s <head>
.
Once included, you can use HTML Imports, Custom Elements, Shadow DOM, and other emerging standards within your app. For example, to use a Polymer element, just import it using an HTML Import:
<link rel="import"
href="bower_components/polymer-ui-tabs/polymer-ui-tabs.html">
Then use <polymer-ui-tabs>
just like any built-in tag.
While each polyfill is standalone, the recommended approach is to include the entire platform.js
file. This ensures all dependencies are present and the largest portion of the future web platform is available. Since this is the most-used configuration, it is also the most tested.
Building each polyfill
For information on how to build each polyfill library independently, see Tools & Testing.
Next steps
platform.js
is a wonderful foundation for working with Web Components in a cross-browser fashion. If you’re ready to start building your own elements, and would like to learn about the additional features polymer.js
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| Date |
Event |
| Octomber 2 1869
| Mahatma Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi is Born in Gujarat, India
|
| 1876 |
Begins Primary School in Rajkot |
| 1881 |
Enters High School in Rajkot |
| May 1883 |
Marries Kasturbai Makhanji in an Arranged Child Marriage |
| 1884 |
Gandhi Enters Rebellious Adolescent Phase, Engaging in Activities He Will Soon Reject |
| 1885 |
His Father dies at 63 |
| September 4 1888 |
Travels to London to train as a barrister |
| June 12 1891 |
He returns to India from London after passing the Bar |
| April 1893 |
Travels to South Africa to Work Under a Year-Long Contract with Dada Abdulla & Co., an Indian Firm |
| May 1893 |
He is Ejected from a South African Train, Motivating Him to Fight for Indian Rights in the British Colony |
| August 22 1894 |
Mahatma Gandhi Founds the Natal Indian Congress |
| January 10 1897 |
Gandhi is Nearly Lynched by White Settlers in Durban upon Returning from a Brief Trip to Fetch his Family in India |
| 1899 |
Gandhi Organizes an Indian Ambulance Corps of 1100 Men During His Service in the Boer War |
| November 1904 |
Founds the Phoenix Settlement |
| 1906 |
Organizes Stretcher-Bearer Corps that Serves During the Zulu Uprising |
| September 11 1906 |
Introduces Non-Violent Protest Philosophy of Satyagraha |
| January 10 1908 |
He is Arrested for the First Time, for Refusing to Carry an Obligatory ID Card in South Africa |
| May 30 1910 |
Gandhi Establishes the Tolstoy Farm, which Serves as a Base of Operations for His Activities in South Africa |
| November 6 1913 |
Begins "Great March" to Gain Indian Rights in South Africa |
| June 1914 |
Gandhi Suspends South African Struggle After Winning Passage of the Indian Relief Act |
| January 9 1915 |
Receives Hero's Welcome Upon Returning to India from South Africa |
| April 1917 |
Goes to Champaran to Investigate Conditions of Local Farmers |
| June 17 1917 |
Establishes Sabarmati Ashram |
| January 1918 |
Begins Advocating on Behalf of Farmers in Kheda Subject to Oppressive Taxation During a Famine |
| September 1920 |
The Gandhi Era of the Indian Independence Movement Begins with the Non-Cooperation Movement |
| December 1921 |
Gandhi is Given Exclusive Authority Over the Indian National Congress |
| March 10 1922 |
Gandhi is Arrested by the British Government on Charges of Inciting Violence at Chauri Chaura |
| February 1924 |
He is then Released from Prison After Serving Only Two Years of a Six-Year Sentence Following Surgery for Appendicitis |
| September 1924 |
Gandhi Begins Twenty-One Day Fast in an Attempt to Reconcile Hindus and Muslims |
| September 1925 |
Founds the All-India Spinners' Association |
| 1927 |
Gandhi's 'The Story of My Experiments with Truth' is Published |
| January 26 1930 |
Declaration of the Independence of India |
| March 12 1930 |
Mahatma Gandhi Embarks on the Salt Satyagraha |
| April 6 1930 |
Arrives at Dandi, Gujarat, Concluding the Salt March |
| March 5 1931 |
Lord Irwin, Viceroy of India, Signs the Gandhi-Irwin Pact |
| August 29 1931 |
Gandhi Sets Sail for England to Represent the Indian National Congress at the Second Round Table Conference |
| December 28 1931 |
Arrives in Bombay After His Visit to Europe |
| September 1932 |
Begins Six-Day Fast to Protest Separate Elections for Untouchables |
| September 17 1934 |
Announces Retirement from Politics to Focus on Village Economics |
| April 30 1936 |
Gandhi Relocates Base of Operations to Sevagram, a Small Village Near Wardha in Central India |
| March 3 1939 |
Announces Fast-Unto-Death in the Effort to Form a People's Council in Rajkot |
| August 9 1942 |
Gandhi is Arrested, Along with the Entire Congress Working Committee |
| August 15 1942 |
Mahadev Desai, Gandhi's Personal Secretary, Dies From Heart Failure |
| February 22 1944 |
Kasturba Gandhi Dies at Age 74 |
| January 12 1948 |
Gandhi Announces Fast to End Hindu/Muslim Violence in Delhi |
| January 30 1948 |
Mahatma Gandhi gets shot three times by Nathuram Godse, a Hindu Extremist |


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Construct a pivot table over a Spark Dataframe, using a syntax similar to
that from reshape2::dcast
.
sdf_pivot(x, formula, fun.aggregate = "count")
| x | A |
| formula | A two-sided R formula of the form |
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argtest
OS/161 Reference Manual
Name
argtest - display arguments passed through execv
Synopsis
/testbin/argtest args
Description
argtest prints its arguments. This is likely to be helpful for testing
execv during assignment 2.
Requirements
argtest uses the following system calls:
argument passing should work once assignment 2 is complete.


Future Work¶
CSS / Layout¶
Search Bar: Is aligned right inconsistently in BS2 vs. BS3.
Footnotes: Need much better styling. Maybe switch to tooltips.
Optionally move the
localtoc
from the top navigation bar into it’s own navbar below the page title.
Infrastructure¶
Re-enable the downloads.
Upgrade Notes¶
When upgrading, you must upgrade both Bootstrap and Bootswatch — Bootswatch releases are custom tailored to the a specific version of Bootstrap. The version of jQuery (1.11) should be OK to leave as is unless a specific issue arises.
In the below examples we are upgrading to bootstrap 3.3.7; Bootstrap 2 versions should not have a need to be changed.
Updating Bootstrap¶
Get new
bootstrap-VERSION
and drop inbootstrap/static
.New versions should be available here.
Choose “Bootstrap”:
Compiled and minified CSS, JavaScript, and fonts. No docs or original source files are included.
Manually grep and replace instances of
(jQuery)
with(window.$jqTheme || window.jQuery)
in files in the newbootstrap-VERSION/js
directory. See below.Update
VERSION
insphinx_bootstrap_theme/bootstrap/layout.html
:{% if theme_bootstrap_version == "3" %} {% set bootstrap_version, navbar_version = "3.3.7", "" %} {% set bs_span_prefix = "col-md-" %} {% else %} {% set bootstrap_version, navbar_version = "2.3.2", "-2" %} {% set bs_span_prefix = "span" %} {% endif %}
Update
VERSION
insphinx_bootstrap_theme/bootstrap/static/bootstrap-sphinx.css_t
{% if theme_bootstrap_version == "3" %} {% set bootstrap_version, bootstrap_additional_css = "3.3.7", "theme" %} {% else %} {% set bootstrap_version, bootstrap_additional_css = "2.3.2", "responsive" %} {% endif %}
Choose your favorite text replacement tool for step 2, we will use grep
and sed
.
The example here will be with the file bootstrap.js
for understandability (since it
is not minified).
# First, locate the all of the calls to jQuery
$ grep -Hn --color=auto '(jQuery)' bootstrap.js
bootstrap.js:17:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:77:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:172:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:298:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:536:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:749:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:915:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:1255:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:1776:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:1885:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:2058:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:2214:}(jQuery);
bootstrap.js:2377:}(jQuery);
# Make the replacement in-place while creating
# a bootstrap.js.bak file (backup of the original)
$ sed -i.bak 's/(jQuery)/(window.$jqTheme || window.jQuery)/g' bootstrap.js
# Verify there are no more (jQuery) left, and search our replacement
# for sanity checking (all the line numbers should match up)
$ grep -Hn --color=auto '(jQuery)' bootstrap.js
$ grep -Hn --color=auto '(window.$jqTheme || window.jQuery)' bootstrap.js
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# comments or error strings (that we want to leave as is),
# but line 7 below needs to be updated!
#
# So line 7 should be changed (by you) to be
#
# if (typeof (window.$jqTheme || window.jQuery) === 'undefined') {
$ grep -Hn --color=auto 'jQuery' bootstrap.js
bootstrap.js:7:if (typeof jQuery === 'undefined') {
bootstrap.js:8: throw new Error('Bootstrap\'s JavaScript requires jQuery')
bootstrap.js:15: throw new Error('Bootstrap\'s JavaScript requires jQuery version 1.9.1 or higher, but lower than version 4')
bootstrap.js:17:}(window.$jqTheme || window.jQuery);
bootstrap.js:77:}(window.$jqTheme || window.jQuery);
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In this example we will walk through how to create the necessary structure using version
3.3.7 of Bootswatch. When updating in the future, replace 3.3.7
in the below with
the version of Bootswatch you are upgrading to. Make sure that you are upgrading
to the same version as Bootstrap!
# Go to a familiar working location, we choose ~/Desktop for this example
$ cd ~/Desktop
# Download the source code for bootswatch
$ git clone https://github.com/thomaspark/bootswatch.git
$ cd bootswatch
# Checkout the tagged release (use `git tag -l` to see all options)
$ git checkout v3.3.7
# We need to package every "theme/bootstrap.min.css", as well as the
# fonts directory. In the below, we are using a clever hack to include
# the fonts directory by echoing it first so `tar` at the end will know
# to copy it. We then want to find all bootstrap.min.css files, but
# need to ignore three directories: "2", "custom", and "bower_components".
#
# NOTE: the `echo` and `find` commands **MUST** be (in the same parentheses)
#
# You should be able to copy-paste this _without_ the leading $
$ (echo "./fonts" && \
find . -name "bootstrap.min.css" \
-not -path "./2/*" \
-not -path "./bower_components/*" \
-not -path "./custom/*") | \
xargs tar -cf ~/Desktop/bootswatch-flat-3.3.7.tar
# Now that we've extracted the relevant files, add them to the
# sphinx_bootstrap_theme repo
$ cd /path/to/sphinx-bootstrap-theme/sphinx_bootstrap_theme/bootstrap/static
# Make the directory relevant to your bootswatch version and enter it;
# the archive we made is not self-contained
$ mkdir bootswatch-3.3.7
$ cd bootswatch-3.3.7
# Extract the archive we just created here
$ cat ~/Desktop/bootswatch-flat-3.3.7.tar | tar -x
# Make sure the themes you were expecting, **AND** the fonts directory are here
$ ls


Tigers land RHP Agrazal from Pirates for cash
DETROIT -- The Tigers announced on Monday they have acquired right-hander Dario Agrazal from the Pirates in exchange for cash considerations.
Agrazal, 24, saw time at three levels of the Pirates' organization in 2019, including his first Major League action. Agrazal had a 4-5 record with a 4.91 ERA and 41 strikeouts in 15 appearances (14 starts) with the Pirates. The 6-foot-2, 240-pound starter also combined to make 16 starts between Double-A Altoona and Triple-A Indianapolis, compiling a 5-5 record with a 4.45 ERA and 74 strikeouts, while walking just 12. He was named the International League Player of the Week for the week ending May 5 after going 1-0 with a 1.32 ERA and 13 strikeouts over two starts.
A native of Aguadulce, Panama, Agrazal has made 114 appearances (111 starts) in his Minor League career, and he has a 38-36 record with a 3.62 ERA and 394 strikeouts. He was ranked as the No. 26 prospect in the Pirates' organization by MLB Pipeline following the 2018 season. Agrazal was selected to the New York-Penn League All-Star team in '15 and the Florida State League All-Star team in '17.
With the acquisition of Agrazal, the Tigers 40-man roster is now at 40.


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Independently designed and taught MA seminars:
- Introduction to Statistical Modeling. Central European University. 2023 Winter.
- Topics in Statistical Modeling – Bayesian Statistics (PhD). Central European University. 2023 Winter.
- Survey experiments in the social sciences. Aarhus University. 2021 Spring
- Online experiments in the social sciences. Aarhus University. 2020 Spring
- Political leadership and followership. Aarhus University. 2019 Spring
- Trust in political psychology - Cooperation, leadership and the state. Aarhus University. 2016 Fall
Teaching assistance:
- Introduction to Quantitative Text Analysis. ECPR Summer School in Methods. 2018 Summer
- Political Institutions. Aarhus University. 2016 Spring
- Policy making and implementation from the perspective of political economy. Széchenyi István College for Advanced Studies. 2014 Fall
- Introduction to Research Methodology. Saint Ignatius Jesuit College for Advanced Studies. 2014 Fall
- Advanced Methods: Overview of Statistical Topics. Central European University. 2013 Winter
- Introduction to Political Science. Corvinus University Budapest. 2012 Fall


I was at EdCampBLC this morning in a session talking about “transformative change,” whatever that means. A lot of the discussion focused on how we can use technology to bring change into classrooms, and my mind kept sitting on the fact that there are mental barriers to change that we overlook, and in turn lose people, because of the high-level goals of the changes.
Often, change is heralded by, “We just bought [insert number] of [insert tool] and it’s going to bring so many awesome learning opportunities.” It’s all well and good, and kids and teachers get excited, but many times, the routine is the same, the expectations are the same, and on top of it, practice doesn’t change. We’re approaching this from the wrong direction, and it’s our own fault.
Let’s talk learning theory for a minute. When we’re learning something new, there is a conflict in our heads. Our previous experience (schema) is in conflict with the new information. As we assimilate the new ideas, we have to reconstruct or adapt our prior knowledge. So, when teachers are approached with, “You’re going to use [insert device] to change your teaching,” we’ve introduced an overwhelming learning curve. We’ve set each other up for failure.
We need to consider what kinds of challenges, besides learning the tech, teachers face that need to come before using [insert device]. And not just consider them, but actively address those barriers before we even announce a new program.
What would the training look like? We need to vastly expand the process we follow when it comes to preparing for new initiatives. Rather than introduce change as jumping into using a tool, start with physical spaces. Challenge teachers to move their desks into groups rather than rows. The simple act of changing the space will lead to pedagogical questions and struggles. How do we manage individual work? How do we manage instruction? A lot of the problems that come up will lead to a myriad of answers, many of those being the innovation we want to see. All done without tech.
Too often, transformation or innovation are centered on the tool rather than the process. Let’s put the process first, and then introduce the supporting tools as they come up. So much of what we do is driven by the tool and we wonder why things don’t change. It’s because the tool can’t bring change on its own.
How have you supported successful change? What kinds of things, at their root, led to transformation in your teaching and your student’s learning?
Written on July 22nd , 2013 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Teaching
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Dell is going public again without holding an IPO. The arrangement to do so is a bit complex but has been summarized by experts as a share buyback of VMWare (of which Dell owns a majority stake in). The infograph by Vizologi shows most of Dell's revenue comes from its selling of support services and computing devices to consumer.
This arrangement means non-corporate and general investors can now buy shares of the company on the New York stock exchange. As for consumer products, I would expect to see strong performance in consumer laptops, desktops, and tablets as demand for newer and more power efficient hardware increases. The Dell XPS series is an excellent and highly rated laptop series. The Alienware series is also very popular with gamers and the high end market, especially with lower cost effectiveness of performing custom builds(buying components on sale notwithstanding). VMWare, though a leader in the industry, may see some disruption from Citrix and Microsoft as they continue expanding their server virtualization services.
All in all, although I expect Dell will continue to offer a decent product offering, its long term business viability depends on its ability to react efficiently to consumer demands.
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Match Play. Red trails 2-4 to 7. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
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At some point I will update my monograph on racing formulae in the download section. Until then suffice it to say that it is a huge double for money and only just a take.
It is the score that makes this one interesting. Because two points get White to the Crawford game he has a trivial take rather than a borderline one. Always beware cubes that get your opponent to either match or Crawford. The take will easier than usual provided there isn’t a huge gammon threat.
It is the score that makes this one interesting. Because two points get White to the Crawford game he has a trivial take rather than a borderline one. Always beware cubes that get your opponent to either match or Crawford. The take will easier than usual provided there isn’t a huge gammon threat.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.553 (Money: +0.553) 0.777 0.000 0.000 - 0.223 0.000 0.000 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.844 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.156) 3. No double +0.779 (-0.065) Proper cube action: Double, take


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An old story is that one of the farmer with a fence of some given length, say 20m.  What width (w) and height (h) should we pick?
Instead of a formal proof, let’s start with a visualization.
 Note that we only need to define two sides (width and height), as the circumference of a rectangle is $$c = 2w + sh$$.
df <- data_frame(
w = c(0:10, 9:0),
h = c(10:0, 1:10),
area = w * h)
df$row <- 1:nrow(df)
Next, let’s define a palette from Brewer’s palette no 5.
cols <- brewer_pal("seq")(5)
mypal <- gradient_n_pal(cols)(seq(0, 1, length.out = 21))
names(mypal) <- as.character(df$area)
Next, plot an animated diagram:
p <- ggplot(df) +
aes(x = w, y = h, fill = mypal, frame = row) +
geom_rect(aes(xmax = w, ymax = h), xmin = 0, ymin = 0) +
labs(title = paste0("area = ", df$area)) +
# theme(legend.position = "none") +
guides(fill = FALSE) +
theme(plot.title = element_text(hjust = 0.5))
gganimate(p)
detach("package:gganimate", unload=TRUE)
Save output as gif:
#gganimate(p, "output.gif")
We can see (those wich quick eyes) that area is maximized when our piece of land is of quadratic shape. Glimpsing at the numbers confirms that impression:
df %>%
select(row, w, h, area) %>%
kable
| row | w | h | area |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0 | 10 | 0 |
| 2 | 1 | 9 | 9 |
| 3 | 2 | 8 | 16 |
| 4 | 3 | 7 | 21 |
| 5 | 4 | 6 | 24 |
| 6 | 5 | 5 | 25 |
| 7 | 6 | 4 | 24 |
| 8 | 7 | 3 | 21 |
| 9 | 8 | 2 | 16 |
| 10 | 9 | 1 | 9 |
| 11 | 10 | 0 | 0 |
| 12 | 9 | 1 | 9 |
| 13 | 8 | 2 | 16 |
| 14 | 7 | 3 | 21 |
| 15 | 6 | 4 | 24 |
| 16 | 5 | 5 | 25 |
| 17 | 4 | 6 | 24 |
| 18 | 3 | 7 | 21 |
| 19 | 2 | 8 | 16 |
| 20 | 1 | 9 | 9 |
| 21 | 0 | 10 | 0 |
Area as a function of w
Maybe a more classical plot of area as a function of w (or h) is in order.
ggplot(df) +
aes(y = area) +
geom_line(aes(x = w)) +
geom_point(aes(x = w), color = "red")
Similarly, area as a function of h:
ggplot(df) +
aes(y = area) +
geom_line(aes(x = h)) +
geom_point(aes(x = h), color = "red")
That’s of coure no formal proof, but we get a “feel” that quadratic forms make best use of the fence (ie maximize the area for a given circumference) for all rectangular forms.
Proof
More formally, note that $$2w + 2h = 20$$, or $$w+h=10$$.
The area $$a$$ is given by
$$a = wh = w(10-w) = 10w - w^2$$.
The derivative of this function is zero at the maximum, so
$$\frac{da}{dw} = 10 - 2w $$.
This equation is satisfied when $$a = 5$$, hence also $$b = 5$$. So the maximum rectengular area enclosed by a 20 meter fence is provided by a side length of 5 meters. a


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| Major-General Stanley | Mr. George Grossmith |
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C++ LABORATOARIES
- Revision and the basic notions in C++ -- Lab 1
- Improvements of C++ -- Lab 2
- Classes and objects Lab 3
- Classes and objects (II) Lab 4
- Static, Friend (functions and classes) Lab 5
- Overloading operators Lab 6
- TEST -- Lab 7
- Overloading operators (II) Lab 8
- Inheritance Lab 9
- Inheritance (II) Lab 10
- Exception handling Lab 11
- Templates Lab 12
- STL Lab 13
- TEST -- Lab 14
Extra meetings:
The students situation
The presence
Bibliography
- Bjarne Stroustrup -- The C++ Programming Language 3rd Edition. Addison Wesley, 1997.
- Muslea Ionut - Initiere in C++. Programare orientata pe obiecte. Cluj-Napoca, Microinformatica, 1993.
- Brett McLaughlin, Gary Pollice, David West -- Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, O'Reilly, 2006
- Rick Sussenbach - Object-oriented Analysis & Design (5 Days), DDC Publishing Inc, 1999, ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Kim B. Bruce - Foundations of Object-Oriented Languages, MIT Press, 2002
- Kris Jamsa & Lars Klander -- Totul despre C si C++, Teora, 2007


truecar
Businessmodel of TrueCar
Customer Segments
Truecar serves both consumers that wish to buy or sell cars and car dealerships that wish to expand their reach across the public. Through its affinity programs, the Company also provides vehicles to a number of large businesses, including Fortune 500 companies.
Truecar is particularly useful to consumers who are inexperienced in the new and used car market and do not have technical knowhow. Its convenience also attracts a number of users who do not have the time or resources to sell their vehicle privately.
Value Propositions
For consumers Truecar provides a free and convenient platform through which car prices can be searched and compared on a regional basis. This includes a broad range of vehicles and brands all of which can be searched from the Company’s desktop or mobile websites and mobile apps.
Truecar provides detailed information regarding the price paid for certain makes and models of cars in a given area and, where available, estimating prices for a preferred make or model of a car from among Truecar’s dealer network.
Consumers using the Truecar platform are typically able to find a cheaper price than they would when searching independently.
For dealers, Truecar provides support and access to a network of affiliate marketers, increasing their market reach at minimal up front cost.
Channels
Truecar’s online marketplace can be accessed via its website at www.truecar.com. The Company also has two iOS and Google Play apps: Truecar Mobile and Truecar Sell. Truecar Mobile allows users to track trends in prices for various models of car, while Truecar Sell allows users to list their car for sale and view offers made on their vehicle.
Dealers also have access to the Truecar Dealer Portal via the Truecar website that enables dealers to manage their relationship with the Company.
Customer Relationships
Truecar’s platform is available as a self-service model, with searches and comparison available to users after registration is complete. Some searches can also be completed without a registration.
Once a transaction is entered, users are required to interact with the relevant dealers but are not required to deal directly with Truecar itself.
In order to join the Truecar dealer network, dealers must contact the Company directly and discuss terms with a company representative. Management of Truecar’s dealer relationships require ongoing personal care.
Key Activities
Truecar develops and maintains an online platform for the sale of new and used cars via a network of dealerships across the US. The Company also collects and analyses data pertaining to car prices and buying trends across its network of dealers, which it provides to its customers enabling them to make more informed buying decisions.
Truecar also participates in a number of affinity buying networks which help to extend the reach of individual dealers and provide consumers with a greater degree of choice and variety.
Key Partners
Truecar partners with numerous companies across a variety of sectors as part of its Affinity Auto Buying Programs, which sees the Company employ a number of affinity marketing partners. Truecar lists more than 650 affiliate partners on its website, including Fortune 500 companies, banks, credit unions, insurance companies, member organisations, online publishers and online marketplaces. Among Truecar’s affinity partners are auto club AAA, online retailer Sam’s Club, credit provider American Express, car insurer GEICO, and news and media outlet US News.
Truecar also partners more than 6000 car dealership franchises across the US, through which it makes its sales. The Company’s dealer network is overseen by Truecar’s National Dealer Council which comprises representatives from 19 leading dealerships, including Hendrick Automotive Group, Stanley Auto Group and Pohanka Auto Group.
Key Resources
Truecar’s key resources are its IT infrastructure, including its proprietary technology and software platform, its affinity marketing partners, its dealers and its personnel. There are a number of patent applications registered with the US Patent and Trademark Office in Truecar’s name.
This notably includes applications for a ‘Method and System for Selection, Filtering or Presentation of Available Outlets’, ‘Sales Analyser Systems and Methods’ and ‘Systems and Methods for Vehicle Purchase Recommendations’.
Truecar’s network of dealers, through which it makes sales, are also crucial to the Company’s activities, as are its personnel who manage the Company’s various partnerships.
Cost Structure
Truecar incurs costs primarily through the management of its partnerships and the maintenance and development of its platform and technology.
The Company’s sales and marketing and research and development teams accrue substantial costs, as does the upkeep of Truecar’s server space and data centres.
Revenue Streams
Truecar generates revenue on a transaction basis, taking payment from dealers every time a new or used car is sold through the Truecar platform. The Company reportedly charges its dealers $299 for every sale of a new vehicle and $399 for every sale of a used vehicle.
Truecar also sells sales leads to dealers, using transaction data and buying trends analysed across its network of dealerships. This allows analysis of how specific models of car are selling and more accurate market information to be shared.
In 2015 Truecar generated just under $260 million in revenue and sales.


| add_glance {gtsummary} | R Documentation |
Add model statistics returned from broom::glance()
. Statistics can either
be appended to the table (add_glance_table()
), or added as a
table source note (add_glance_source_note()
).
add_glance_table( x, include = everything(), label = NULL, fmt_fun = NULL, glance_fun = broom::glance ) add_glance_source_note( x, include = everything(), label = NULL, fmt_fun = NULL, glance_fun = broom::glance, text_interpret = c("md", "html"), sep1 = " = ", sep2 = "; " )
x |
'tbl_regression' object |
include |
list of statistics to include in output. Must be column
names of the tibble returned by |
label |
List of formulas specifying statistic labels,
e.g. |
fmt_fun |
List of formulas where the LHS is a statistic and the RHS
is a function to format/round the statistics. The default is
|
glance_fun |
function that returns model statistics. Default is
|
text_interpret |
String indicates whether source note text
will be interpreted with
|
sep1 |
Separator between statistic name and statistic.
Default is |
sep2 |
Separator between statistics. Default is |
gtsummary table
The following statistics have set default labels when printed.
When there is no default, the column name from broom::glance()
is printed.
| Statistic Name | Default Label |
| r.squared | R² |
| adj.r.squared | Adjusted R² |
| p.value | p-value |
| logLik | Log-likelihood |
| statistic | Statistic |
| df.residual | Residual df |
| null.deviance | Null deviance |
| df.null | Null df |
| nevent | N events |
| concordance | c-index |
| std.error.concordance | c-index SE |
| nobs | No. Obs. |
| deviance | Deviance |
| sigma | Sigma |
When combining add_glance_table()
with tbl_merge()
, the
ordering of the model terms and the glance statistics may become jumbled.
To re-order the rows with glance statistics on bottom, use the script below:
tbl_merge(list(tbl1, tbl2)) %>% modify_table_body(~.x %>% arrange(row_type == "glance_statistic"))
Example 1
Example 2
mod <- lm(age ~ marker + grade, trial) %>% tbl_regression() # Example 1 ---------------------------------- add_glance_ex1 <- mod %>% add_glance_table( label = list(sigma ~ "\U03C3"), include = c(r.squared, AIC, sigma) ) # Example 2 ---------------------------------- add_glance_ex2 <- mod %>% add_glance_source_note( label = list(sigma ~ "\U03C3"), include = c(r.squared, AIC, sigma) )


--- Day 5: Alchemical Reduction ---
You've managed to sneak in to the prototype suit manufacturing lab. The Elves are making decent progress, but are still struggling with the suit's size reduction capabilities.
While the very latest in 1518 alchemical technology might have solved their problem eventually, you can do better. You scan the chemical composition of the suit's material and discover that it is formed by extremely long polymers (one of which is available as your puzzle input).
The polymer is formed by smaller units which, when triggered, react with each other such that two adjacent units of the same type and opposite
polarity are destroyed. Units' types are represented by letters; units' polarity is represented by capitalization. For instance, r
and R
are units with the same type but opposite polarity, whereas r
and s
are entirely different types and do not react.
For example:
- In
aA
,a
andA
react, leaving nothing behind. - In
abBA
,bB
destroys itself, leavingaA
. As above, this then destroys itself, leaving nothing. - In
abAB
, no two adjacent units are of the same type, and so nothing happens. - In
aabAAB
, even thoughaa
andAA
are of the same type, their polarities match, and so nothing happens.
Now, consider a larger example, dabAcCaCBAcCcaDA
:
dabAcCaCBAcCcaDA The first 'cC' is removed.
dabAaCBAcCcaDA This creates 'Aa', which is removed.
dabCBAcCcaDA Either 'cC' or 'Cc' are removed (the result is the same).
dabCBAcaDA No further actions can be taken.
After all possible reactions, the resulting polymer contains 10 units.
How many units remain after fully reacting the polymer you scanned? (Note: in this puzzle and others, the input is large; if you copy/paste your input, make sure you get the whole thing.)


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| interface XPropertySetInfo |
|
- Description
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There are three kinds of properties:
- bound properties
- constrained properties
- free properties
The specification only describes the properties, it does not contain
any values.
- Developers Guide
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|
| Methods' Details |
getProperties
- Returns
- a sequence with all property descriptors which are specified
within this XPropertySetInfo.
|
|
getPropertyByName
- Returns
- the property with the specified name from the object.
- Parameter aName
- specifies the name of the property.
- Throws
- UnknownPropertyException
if the property does not exist.
|
|
hasPropertyByName
| boolean |
| hasPropertyByName( |
[in] string |
Name ); |
- Returns
- true if a property with the specified name exist;
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for {
x <- ZIO.succeed(1)
y <- ZIO.succeed(2)
} yield {
ZIO.effect(x + y)
}
Will highlight the expression ZIO.effect(x + y)
.
Fix by moving effect from yield inside of the for:
for {
x <- ZIO.succeed(1)
y <- ZIO.succeed(2)
res <- ZIO.effect(x + y)
} yield res


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