Warning: snark
- Blub framework is hacked together in a weekend. It is lean and mean, and solves all the problems of Blub domain.
- Pre-Blub users look at Blub, think it’s really cool but doesn’t have any libraries, so they pass.
- Blub framework is noticed by smart people, who begin building cool, interesting solutions with it.
- Blub now has its own website and learning guides.
- `${UNICORN_VIRAL_STARTUP}` adopts Blub, and now everyone pays attention.
- The first Blub conference is held in San Francisco.
- $BIG_COMPANY_HERE adopts Blub. Giant codebases are written in Blub. Papers are written about Blub. You can get a career in Blub.
- Some users complain that apps written in Blub are too slow. Nobody pays attention.
- Starry-eyed devs try to write lightweight replacements for Blub (blu, lub, blub-lite, lite-blub, pblub), but they never seem to gain traction.
- Blub now has its own extension / plugin ecosystem. Maybe even its own language, conveniently hidden in f"{CURRENT_CONFIG_FORMAT}".
- Devs now start to complain about Blub tooling (not Blub) being too heavyweight for their
format!("{} MacBook", TWO_YEARS_AGO)
. That doesn’t stop Blub-standard from being the #1 starred project on Github. - Some startups start using Blub for Glorp domain. This horrifies Orange website viewers, but not enough of them to matter.
- Blub now has its own International Standards Organization and Working groups. They mostly comprise bored megacorp employees trying to get their side projects into Blub.
- Glorp domain becomes really important, so more devs start using Blub for Glorp domain. Even those that should know better.
- Users lash out on #{CURRENT_SOCIAL_MEDIA} about slow products and unreliable service. Turns out Blub really only applied to Blub domain, not to Glorp domain. Oops!
- People try to write new frameworks for Glorp, but their managers keep telling them “Don’t reinvent the wheel” and “Reuse legacy code” (aka. be fungible).
- Blubx emerges, an extension language for Blub that transpiles to Glorp. All your Blub code is automatically Blubx code.
- Blubx takes the world by storm. People trip over themselves to write transpilers, minifiers, optimizers, linkers (aka. macroexpand) for Blubx.
- $BIG_COMPANY_HERE adopts Blubx. Giant codebases are written in Blubx. Papers are written about Blubx. You can get a career in Blubx.
- The cracks in Blubx start to show. Users complain that it is still too slow, devs complain that the transpilation process is too confusing.
- Not to worry, Blubx now has a swath of consultants, ready to help you tidy up your codebase and optimize your Blubx code for Glorp. All for the low, low price of $300/h.
- Finally having had enough, %SENIOR_DEV% quits
$PRONOUN
Blubx job, takes a 2 year sabbatical, and thinks to$REFLEXIVE_PRONOUN
: How can we really solve the problems of the Glorp domain? - GOTO 1.
Software is getting slower, more rapidly than hardware is becoming faster.
- Niklaus Wirth, 1995. A Plea for Lean Software.
Footnotes
- Pronoun = Him/Her/They/…
- Reflexive Pronouns = Himself/Herself/Themselves/…
- I hope this English lesson is the biggest takeaway from this article.
- CURRENT_CONFIG_FORMAT of the day is JSON, but some people insist on writing in Yaml. Poor souls.
- I considered a custom location for the first Blub conference, but honestly, where else would it be?
- No Blub article is complete without linking the source of all Blubs.
- Don’t try and guess what Blub is.

- Blub’s creator gets hired by Microsoft DevDiv.
- Blub’s creator makes a programming language that nobody cares about.
- Blub’s creator makes a programming language that many people care about.
- Blub gets added to #{YOUR_FAVORITE_REPL_SITE}
- Your mom asks you if you’re working with Blub.


What Did We Find?
Our data includes approximately 120,000 user comments, and 4500 timestamps of user submissions. This data was collected from the Reddit API using Python. Once the timestamps from each submission had been stored, the submissions were revisited, and every comment from the user who created the submission was fetched. A new comment object was created, which was another Python dictionary of username, subreddit, comment text, and the timestamp object of the comment. We used PowerShell to do our data set processing by writing a .ps1 script that could take in the raw data csv and return a new file containing a column with each UTC hour and a respective count of how many times posts were made during that hour.
Our method for data analysis involved creating preliminary graphs of post frequency for cities in separate time zones. Then, the count of posts per hour were calculated and implemented to create a graph for each city. These graphs acted as our baseline for comparison when we created graphs for individual user post frequency. Our initial theory was that if a user whose post patterns coincided with that of a certain city's, they most likely lived in the same time zone of that city.
The graphs below show the usage data of one randomly chosen user from each city to depict how we can model a single user and visually match their pattern to a given city to determine where they might be.
We then tried to determine if different city graphs displayed variances that could be precipitated by obvious factors, such as sleeping and commute times. Below are three graphs of different cities in different time zones: Seattle, Shanghai, China and Tokyo. These graphs show posts during a day in each city.
Looking at these graphs, one can see that a common trend exists for cities worldwide. By acknowledging this, it can be said that it would be possible to compare a users individual posting graph with a city's time zone adjusted graph.


awardFindR
is a framework that scrapes and searches a variety of grant and award databases for specific keywords. These include major US federal agencies like NSF and NIH as well as private organizations like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Results from searching each of these databases are collected and made available to users. The package is designed to be modular and extensible, supporting any number of APIs and other web-based sources that provide award data available online.
Packages that have provided similar functionality include awardsBot.
Sources supported currently include:
arnold
)carnegie
)fedreporter
)gates
)macarthur
)mellon
)neh
)nih
)nsf
)ophil
)osociety
)rockefeller
)rsf
)rwjf
)sloan
)ssrc
)templeton
)usaspend
)awardFindR
has parameters to change keywords, sources and dates as search criteria, which are passed on to source routines. Dates are interpreted with varying degrees of precision based on the data available from each source. See included help on individual sources to understand their respective limitations.
Individual sources have functions of their own. nsf_get
specifically fetches results from NSF, and nih_get
fetches results from NIH, for example. These are meant to provide end users with higher levels of detail if they’re interested in a specific source.
Search for all awards matching a keyword since the default cutoff of Jan 1, 2019 to today
awardFindR(keywords="ethnography")
See the included vignette for additional examples.
For those interested in the results from a specific source, each source has its own function. For example, someone interested in NSF results for “ethnography” between 2018 and 2020 could run the following:
nsf_get("ethnography", "2018-01-01", "2020-01-01")
Similar functions exist for each supported source. See included help for further details, as the arguments differ slightly between each.
Install awardFindR
directly from this repository using the remotes
package
if (!require("remotes")) {
install.packages("remotes")
}
remotes::install_github("PESData/awardFindR")
This package was developed with support from a grant from the Sloan Foundation.


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| GaussianWalk (Real sigma, Real delta=0.9, unsigned long seed=SeedGenerator::instance().get()) | |
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| DistributionRandomWalk (std::normal_distribution< QuantLib::Real > dist, Real delta=0.9, unsigned long seed=SeedGenerator::instance().get()) | |
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TRACE\-CMD\-RECORD
Section: [FIXME: manual] (1)Updated: 06/22/2012
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
trace-cmd-record - record a trace from the Ftrace Linux internal tracerSYNOPSIS
trace-cmd record [OPTIONS] [command]
DESCRIPTION
The trace-cmd(1) record command will set up the Ftrace Linux kernel tracer to record the specified plugins or events that happen while the command executes. If no command is given, then it will record until the user hits Ctrl-C.
The record command of trace-cmd will set up the Ftrace tracer to start tracing the various events or plugins that are given on the command line. It will then create a number of tracing processes (one per CPU) that will start recording from the kernel ring buffer straight into temporary files. When the command is complete (or Ctrl-C is hit) all the files will be combined into a trace.dat file that can later be read (see trace-cmd-report(1)).
OPTIONS
-p plugin
- Specify a trace plugin. Plugins are special Ftrace tracers that usually do more than just trace an event. Common plugins are function, function_graph, preemptirqsoff, irqsoff, preemptoff, and wakeup. A plugin must be supported by the running kernel. To see a list of available plugins, see trace-cmd-list(1).
-e event
-
Specify an event to trace. Various static trace points have been added to the Linux kernel. They are grouped by subsystem where you can enable all events of a given subsystem or specify specific events to be enabled. The
event
is of the format "subsystem:event-name". You can also just specify the subsystem without the
:event-name
or the event-name without the "subsystem:". Using "-e sched_switch" will enable the "sched_switch" event where as, "-e sched" will enable all events under the "sched" subsystem.
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The 'event' can also contain glob expressions. That is, "*stat*" will select all events (or subsystems) that have the characters "stat" in their names.
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The keyword 'all' can be used to enable all events.
-
-f filter
- Specify a filter for the previous event. This must come after a -e. This will filter what events get recorded based on the content of the event. Filtering is passed to the kernel directly so what filtering is allowed may depend on what version of the kernel you have. Basically, it will let you use C notation to check if an event should be processed or not.
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==, >=, <=, >, <, &, |, && and ||
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The above are usually safe to use to compare fields.
-v
-
This will cause all events specified after it on the command line to not be traced. This is useful for selecting a subsystem to be traced but to leave out various events. For Example: "-e sched -v -e "*stat\*"" will enable all events in the sched subsystem except those that have "stat" in their names.
-
Note: the *-v* option was taken from the way grep(1) inverts the following matches.
-
-F
- This will filter only the executable that is given on the command line. If no command is given, then it will filter itself (pretty pointless). Using -F will let you trace only events that are caused by the given command.
-P pid
- Similar to -F but lets you specify a process ID to trace.
-o output-file
- By default, trace-cmd report will create a trace.dat file. You can specify a different file to write to with the -o option.
-l function-name
- This will limit the function and function_graph tracers to only trace the given function name. More than one -l may be specified on the command line to trace more than one function. The limited use of glob expressions are also allowed. These are match* to only filter functions that start with match. *match to only filter functions that end with match. *match\* to only filter on functions that contain match.
-g function-name
- This option is for the function_graph plugin. It will graph the given function. That is, it will only trace the function and all functions that it calls. You can have more than one -g on the command line.
-n function-name
- This has the opposite effect of -l. The function given with the -n option will not be traced. This takes precedence, that is, if you include the same function for both -n and -l, it will not be traced.
-d
- Some tracer plugins enable the function tracer by default. Like the latency tracers. This option prevents the function tracer from being enabled at start up.
-O option
- Ftrace has various options that can be enabled or disabled. This allows you to set them. Appending the text no to an option disables it. For example: "-O nograph-time" will disable the "graph-time" Ftrace option.
-s interval
-
The processes that trace-cmd creates to record from the ring buffer need to wake up to do the recording. Setting the
interval
to zero will cause the processes to wakeup every time new data is written into the buffer. But since Ftrace is recording kernel activity, the act of this processes going back to sleep may cause new events into the ring buffer which will wake the process back up. This will needlessly add extra data into the ring buffer.
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The 'interval' metric is microseconds. The default is set to 1000 (1 ms). This is the time each recording process will sleep before waking up to record any new data that was written to the ring buffer.
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-r priority
- The priority to run the capture threads at. In a busy system the trace capturing threads may be staved and events can be lost. This increases the priority of those threads to the real time (FIFO) priority. But use this option with care, it can also change the behaviour of the system being traced.
-b size
- This sets the ring buffer size to size kilobytes. Because the Ftrace ring buffer is per CPU, this size is the size of each per CPU ring buffer inside the kernel. Using "-b 10000" on a machine with 4 CPUs will make Ftrace have a total buffer size of 40 Megs.
-i
- By default, if an event is listed that trace-cmd does not find, it will exit with an error. This option will just ignore events that are listed on the command line but are not found on the system.
-N host:port
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If another machine is running "trace-cmd listen", this option is used to have the data sent to that machine with UDP packets. Instead of writing to an output file, the data is sent off to a remote box. This is ideal for embedded machines with little storage, or having a single machine that will keep all the data in a single repository.
-
Note: This option is not supported with latency tracer plugins: wakeup, wakeup_rt, irqsoff, preemptoff and preemptirqsoff
-
-t
- This option is used with -N, when therecqs a need to send the live data with TCP packets instead of UDP. Although TCP is not nearly as fast as sending the UDP packets, but it may be needed if the network is not that reliable, the amount of data is not that intensive, and a guarantee is needed that all traced information is transfered successfully.
EXAMPLES
The basic way to trace all events:
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# trace-cmd record -e all ls > /dev/null # trace-cmd report trace-cmd-13541 [003]<PHONE_NUMBER>09: filemap_fault: address=0x128122 offset=0xce trace-cmd-13543 [001]<PHONE_NUMBER>09: kmalloc: call_site=81128dd4 ptr=0xffff88003dd83800 bytes_req=768 bytes_alloc=1024 gfp_flags=GFP_KERNEL|GFP_ZERO ls-13545 [002]<PHONE_NUMBER>09: kfree: call_site=810a7abb ptr=0x0 ls-13545 [002]<PHONE_NUMBER>18: sys_exit_write: 0x1
To use the function tracer with sched switch tracing:
-
# trace-cmd record -p function -e sched_switch ls > /dev/null # trace-cmd report ls-13587 [002]<PHONE_NUMBER>10: function: hrtick_start_fair <-- pick_next_task_fair ls-13587 [002]<PHONE_NUMBER>13: sched_switch: prev_comm=trace-cmd prev_pid=13587 prev_prio=120 prev_state=R ==> next_comm=trace-cmd next_pid=13583 next_prio=120 trace-cmd-13585 [001]<PHONE_NUMBER>14: function: native_set_pte_at <-- __do_fault trace-cmd-13586 [003]<PHONE_NUMBER>14: function: up_read <-- do_page_fault ls-13587 [002]<PHONE_NUMBER>17: function: __phys_addr <-- schedule trace-cmd-13585 [001]<PHONE_NUMBER>18: function: _raw_spin_unlock <-- __do_fault ls-13587 [002]<PHONE_NUMBER>20: function: native_load_sp0 <-- __switch_to trace-cmd-13586 [003]<PHONE_NUMBER>22: function: down_read_trylock <-- do_page_fault
Here is a nice way to find what interrupts have the highest latency:
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# trace-cmd record -p function_graph -e irq_handler_entry -l do_IRQ sleep 10 # trace-cmd report <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>69: funcgraph_entry: | do_IRQ() { <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>74: irq_handler_entry: irq=48 name=eth0 <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>04: funcgraph_exit: + 36.358 us | } <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>04: funcgraph_entry: | do_IRQ() { <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>11: irq_handler_entry: irq=48 name=eth0 <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>26: funcgraph_exit: + 24.014 us | } <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>62: funcgraph_entry: | do_IRQ() { <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>69: irq_handler_entry: irq=48 name=eth0 <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>84: funcgraph_exit: + 22.928 us | } <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>69: funcgraph_entry: | do_IRQ() { <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>74: irq_handler_entry: irq=48 name=eth0 <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>06: funcgraph_exit: + 37.512 us | } <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>73: funcgraph_entry: | do_IRQ() { <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>81: irq_handler_entry: irq=48 name=eth0 <idle>-0 [000]<PHONE_NUMBER>98: funcgraph_exit: + 25.943 us | }
SEE ALSO
trace-cmd(1), trace-cmd-report(1), trace-cmd-start(1), trace-cmd-stop(1), trace-cmd-extract(1), trace-cmd-reset(1), trace-cmd-split(1), trace-cmd-list(1), trace-cmd-listen(1)
AUTHOR
Written by Steven Rostedt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>RESOURCES
git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/rostedt/trace-cmd.git
COPYING
Copyright (C) 2010 Red Hat, Inc. Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the GNU Public License (GPL).
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I voted "mebbe" -- if I was dying, yeah, ok. But if someone walked in right now and said 'leave your life behind, say goodbye to all your friends and family' becuase you have to go live on another planet - I dunno. Maybe.
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Buying List
Triathlon is such an expensive sport, so sorry to keep adding.
Swimming
Pull Buoy - bigger the better. I like the HUUB big buoy. Particularly for weaker swimmers (ie me) which allow us to get fit and strong without have to over think body position. Link here
Band / Ankle Lock - I use the Finis brand one and put it on during pulling sets, I use a figure of 8 when putting on. Too loose otherwise which allows kicking. Defeats the purpose. Link here
Paddles - Use paddles to not only develop strength but also at times limit how much we can aerobically whack ourselves. Most paddles way too big and significantly slow down cadence. I like the TYR Catalyst Green. Finis agility is also very good.
Swim Fins - help develop a more effective kick. Use during warm up s+ kick sets to help swim mechanics.
Tempo Trainer - I need to work on my cadence so use the Finis Tempo Trainer to help me dial that in. It’s also very good for the red mist type sessions we do as we near our goal race. Link here
Body Maintenance
Massage balls - Find these great. Really good for working Piriformis, Gastroc, Soleus. You get 3 in a pack, so can leave one in work etc. Link here
Lacrosse Ball - This is awesome for back. Link here
Larger Massage Ball - You need a bigger ball for Psoas (you need to be working this!). Link here
Foam Roller - Quads. I use either Trigger Point Therapy one, or this one Other
Headphones - Love these Plantronics. Don’t leave my house for a run without them. Fit nicely in my ear. No messing about fiddling during run. Link here
Blender - Must for post exercise. I have the this Nutribullet. Really recommend. Does a fine job on crushed avocado’s and other frozen fruit. Think it’s a model up from previous versions. Motor seems stronger.
Salt tab holder - Found these great in Hamburg + Cascais last year. Link here


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The controller poviding the REST API consumed by the mobile app. Data is returned as JSON.
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The controller poviding the REST API consumed by the mobile app. Data is returned as JSON.
◆ GetPages()
| IActionResult Lingvo.Backend.Controllers.AppController.GetPages |
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- Parameters
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| db | Supplied by dependency injection. |
| workbookId | Workbook identifier. |
- Returns
- The pages.
◆ GetTeacherTrack()
| async Task<IActionResult> Lingvo.Backend.Controllers.AppController.GetTeacherTrack |
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Gets the teacher track from the workbook with the page number.
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- Data concerning the teacher track, including a download URL.
◆ GetWorkbook()
| IActionResult Lingvo.Backend.Controllers.AppController.GetWorkbook |
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Gets a workbook without pages.
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- The workbook.
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| IActionResult Lingvo.Backend.Controllers.AppController.GetWorkbooks |
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Gets all workbooks without pages.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- The workbooks.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- src/Backend/Controllers/AppController.cs


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What is grid based design?
Think of a webpage as essentially sitting on an invisible grid. Most grids will follow a 12 column layout because it is most flexible with rearranging content into. In a 12 column grid, in any given row content can take up 12 columns before it is pushed into the next row. This grid system makes it easier to visualise where modular contents will be placed on the page to maximise space without becoming overcrowded.
Whats all the hype about responsive webpages?
A webpage on a computer screen cannot be displayed in the same layout as on a smaller phone screen because the content would be too small to see, and content may run off the page. Responsive webpages allow for better viewer experience as it systemically resizes content and changes layout of a page to fit within a device’s screen.
What is semantic structure?
In HTML tags are used to identity groups of content, such as title, header, paragraphs, images. This allows for an easy to follow structure and shows the basic layout of the information.
Any other points you found interesting and want to reflect on.
HTML and CSS are pretty straight forward concepts to understand, there’s just a lot of specifics to know. It’s a bit overwhelming at first, especially learning the rules of how to correctly write in HTML and what tags to use. Feeling more confident about with HTML this week than last week, so gotta dedicate time to read, read, read and watch a few videos to further my understanding.


Written by: Alexa Junge
Transcribed by: Mikael Hedberg
(Scene: Central Perk. Everyone is there.)
Monica: Tell him.
Rachel: No.
Phoebe: Tell him, tell him.
Monica: Just...please tell him.

Chandler: Tell me what?

Chandler: (sarcastically) Oh, come on tell me. I could use another reason why women won't look at me.
Rachel: All right, all right, all right. Last night, I had a dream that, uh, you and I, were...
Phoebe: Doing it on this table. (points at the table)
Chandler: Wow!
Joey: Exellent dream score.
Ross: Why, why, why would you dream that?
Chandler: More importantly, was I any good?

Chandler: Interesting, cause in my dreams, I'm allways surprisingly inadequate. (Monica pats him on his lap)
Rachel: Well, last night you seemed to know your way around the table.
Ross: I love it, when we share.
(Ross goes over to the counter. Chandler follows him.)

Chandler: I'm sorry, it was a one-time-thing. I was very drunk and i was somebody else's subconscious.
Opening Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, continued from earlier, Chandler is sitting on the table.]
Chandler: Hello Rachel.

Phoebe: (points at Joey's pen) Uh, uh, gimme. Can you see me operating a drill press?
Joey: I don't know. What are you wearing?
(Chandler, Monica and Phoebe looks at him)
Ross: Pheebs, why would you want to operate a drill press?
Phoebe: Just for some short-term-work. You know, until I get back some of my massage clients.
Chandler: Pirates again?
Phoebe: No, nothing like that. I was just...such a dummie. I taught this "massage-yourself-at-home-workshop." And they are.
Joey: Hey, hey, Chan. She could work for you.
Chandler: (sarcasticly) Thanks Joey, that's a good idea.
Phoebe: What... I could, I could do it. What is it?
Chandler: Well, my secretary is gonna be out for a couple of weeks. She is having one of her boobs redused. (Ross looks at her.) It's a whole big boob story.
Phoebe: I could be a secretary.
Chandler: Well, you know Phoebs. I don't know if it's your kinda thing, because it involves a lot of being normal. For a large portion of the day.
Phoebe: I could do that.
(Ross's beeper goes off)
Rachel: What are you playing with?
Ross: Oh, it's my new beeper.

Monica: Is it like for dinosaur emergencies. 'Help, come quick, they're still extinct.'
Ross: No, it's for when Carol goes into labor. She can get me wherever I am. I mean, all she has to do is to dial 55-JIMBO.
Chandler: A cool phone number, and a possible name for the kid.
Monica: All right, I'll see you guys later. (raises)
Rachel: Off to see young Ethan?
Monica: Thank you.
Joey: How young is young Ethan? Young?
Monica: He's... our age.
Chandler: When we were?
Monica: Okay, he's a senior in college.
Ross: College?
Chandler: Whoa! And this manchild has no problem with how old you are?
Monica: No, of course not. It's not even an issue. Cause I told him I was 22.
All: What?
Monica: Oh, I can't pass for 22?
Phoebe: Well, maybe 25-26.
Monica: I am 26.
Phoebe: There you go.
[Scene: Chandler's office, he and Phoebe are there when the phone starts ringing.]
Chandler: Can you hear that?
Phoebe: (plays with a thumbtack remover) Yeah?
Chandler: See that'll stop when you pick up the phone.
Phoebe: Oh. Uh, I'm on. (picks up the phone)
Phoebe: (with a deep voice) Mr. Bing's office. (Listens) No I'm sorry, he's in a meeting right now.
Chandler: I'm not in a meeting. I'm right... Whoops.
Phoebe: Will he know what this is in reference to? (Listens) And he has your number? (Listens) All right, I'll see that he gets the message. Bye bye.
Chandler: What?
Phoebe: Ross says hi.
Chandler: Ah!
Phoebe: This is so fun. All right, what do we do now?
Chandler: Well, now, I actually have to get to work.
Phoebe: Most likely. (raises and goes toward the door) Okay, I'm gonna be out there.
Chandler: Okay.
Phoebe: All right. Bye bye.
Chandler: Bye bye.
(The intercom buzzes)
Chandler: (answering it) Yes?
Phoebe: Whatcha doin'?
Chandler: Ooh. (leans against the desk)
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are there. Monica is just finishing cleaning the windows.]
Monica: Windows are clean, candels are lit. Uh, belt's to tight, gotta change the belt. Did I turn the fish? (goes over to the kitchen to check on the dinner) No, cause I made lasagne. (to Rachel) Am I out of control?
Rachel: Just a touch. Mon, I don't understand.  I mean, why all the sudden are you so... Oh.
Monica: What?
Rachel: Could tonight be the Night?
Monica: I don't know. Look he's a great guy and I love being with him but... you know. Things happen, and they happen. You don't plan these things.
Rachel: So, did you shave your legs?
Monica: Yeah.
Rachel: A-ha!
[Scene: Central Perk. Joey and Ross are there.]
Joey: Would you let it go Ross. It was just a dream. It doesn't mean...
(Ross's beeper goes off)
Ross: Oh, oh. Oh, oh. Oh this is it. Oh my god it's baby time. Baby time.
Joey: All right, relax, relax. Just relax, just relax. Be cool, be cool.
(Ross dials a number on his cellular phone)
Ross: (on phone) Yeah, hi, I was just beeped. (pause) No, André is not here. (to Joey) Third time today. (on phone) Yes, I'm sure... No, sir. I don't perform those kind of services.
Joey: Services? (Ross looks at him) Oh, services.
Ross: (on phone) Yeah, you want 55-JUMBO. Yeah, that's right. That's right, JUMBO with a U, sir. (pause) No, belive me, you don't want me. Judging by his number, I'd be a huge disappointment. (pause) All rightie, bye bye.
(Phoebe and Chandler enter)
Joey: Hey, hey. How was the first day?
Phoebe: Oh, exellent. Everyone was so, so nice.
Chandler: See, it pays to know the man who wears my shoes. (Joey and Ross wonder what he means) Me.
Phoebe: No, I didn't tell anybody that I knew you.
Chandler: Why not?

Chandler: What?!
Phoebe: I thought you knew that.
Chandler: Noho. Who doesn't they like me?
Phoebe: Everyone. Except for uh... no everyone.
Chandler: What are you talking about?
Phoebe: Don't feel bad. You know they used to like you a lot. But then you got promoted, and, you know, now you're like "Mr. Boss Man". You know, Mr. Bing. Mr. Bing, "Boss Man Bing".
(Joey and Ross laughs)
Chandler: I can't belive it.
Phoebe: Yeah, yeah. They even do you.
Chandler: They do me?
Phoebe: You know like... uh okay... uh... 'Could that report be any later?'
(Joey and Ross laughs)
Chandler: I don't sound like that.
Ross: Oh, oh Chandler...
Joey: Oh... Yeah, you do.
Ross: 'The hills were alive with the sound of music.'
(Phoebe, Joey and Ross laughs)
Joey: (reaches for hi scones) My scones.
Phoebe, Joey, and Ross: 'My scones.'
(Phoebe, Joey and Ross laughs again)
Chandler: Okay, I don't sound like that. That is so not true.
(Joey and Chandler laughs)
Chandler: That is so not... That is so not... That...
(Phoebe, Joey and Ross laugh)
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Young Ethan are sitting in the couch.]
Monica: Did not.
Young Ethan: I am telling you, up until I was, like nine, I thought that gunpoint was an actual place where crimes happen.
Monica: How was that possible?
Young Ethan: Well, think about it. It's always on the news. 'A man is being held up, at gunpoint.' 'Tourists are being terrorised, at gunpoint.' And I just kept thinking: why does people continue to go there? (He checks his watch.) Oh, ah. I should go.
Monica: Okay.
(They kiss)
Young Ethan: Okay.
Monica: Unless...
Young Ethan: What?
Monica: Uh, ah. Unless you wanna stay over? I mean, I'm going to, so...
Young Ethan: Yeah, I'd really like that.
(They kiss)
Young Ethan: Uuh, before we get into any staying-over-stuff, there is something you should know.
Monica: Okay, is this like 'I have an early class tomorrow' or 'I'm secretly married to a goat?'
Young Ethan: Well it's somewhere in between. You see, in a strictly technical sense, of course, I'm not uh..., well I, I mean I haven't ever uh...
Monica: Ethan?
Young Ethan: Yeah?
Monica: Are you a virgin?
Young Ethan: Well, if that's what you kids are calling it these days then, yes I am. I uh, I've kinda been waiting for the right person.
Monica: Really?
Young Ethan: Yeah. You do know I was talking about you, right?
(They kiss)
[Time lapse. They are now in Monica's bedroom, on the bed.]
Young Ethan: Wow!
Monica: You keep saying that.
 Even when you practice it at home, man oh man, it is nothing like that.
 And I, I-I figured if you could be honest, then I can to.
Young Ethan: Oh god, don't tell me, I did it wrong.
Monica: No-no. Nothing wrong about that.
Young Ethan: Oh.
Monica: Um, okay, here it goes. I'm not 22. I'm, I'm 25... and thirteen months.
Young Ethan: Huh!
Monica: But I figured, you know, that shouldn't change anything.
(They kiss)
Young Ethan: Uh, listen um, as long as we're telling stuff, uh, I have another one for you. I'm a little younger than I said.
Monica: You're not a senior?
Young Ethan: Oh, I'm a senior... in High School.
Monica: Ok...ay.
Commercial Break
[Scene: Monica's Bedroom, continued from earlier.]
Monica: What we did was wrong. Oh god, I just had sex with somebody that wasn't alive during the Bicentennial.
Young Ethan: I just had sex.
Monica: Ethan, focus. How could you not tell me?
Young Ethan: Well, you never told me how old you were.
Monica: Well, that's different. My lie didn't make one of us a felon in 48 states. What were you thinking?
Young Ethan: I wasn't thinking. I was too busy fallin'...

Monica: Really?
Young Ethan: (nods) Sorry.
Monica: Well,fall out of it. You know, you shouldn't even be here, it's a school night. Oh god, oh god. I'm like those women that you see with shiny guys named Chad. I'm Joan Collins.
Young Ethan: Who?
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone exept Monica is there.]
Ross: (on phone) Okay, André should be there in like 45 minutes. All rightie, bye bye. (to Phoebe) Just easier that way.
Chandler: Oh, come on. You told me about the last dream.
Rachel: No, forget it.
Chandler: Oh, why not. Was I doing anything particularly... saucy?
Rachel: All right, fine. Um, you were not the only one there. (Camera fades to Ross, who's listening very carefully) Joey was there too.
Joey: All right. (Moves closer.)
Ross: Was there...uh, huh, huh, huh... andybody, anybody else there.
Rachel: No.
Ross: You're sure? Nobody uh, handed out uh, mints or anything?
Rachel: No, it was just the three of us.
Ross: Huh!
Joey: So, tell me.
Rachel: (laughs) You know what?
Joey: What?
Rachel: There were times when it wasn't even me.
(Chandler and Joey laughs, until they look at each other then recoil in horror.)
Phoebe: That is so sweet, you guys. (hugs them)
(Monica enters, wearing a walkman, so she doesn't hear what the others say)
Ross, Rachel, and Phoebe: Hey, Mon.
Rachel: Mon, Ethan called again. Mon?
All: (shouting) Mon!
(Monica takes of her walkman)
Monica: What?
Rachel: Ethan called again.
Monica: Oh.
Ross: Are you not seeing him anymore?
Monica: No. You know, sometimes just things doesn't work out.
Chandler: And this has nothing to do with the fact that he needs a note to get out of gym.
(Monica stares at Rachel)
Rachel: I, I didn't say any... I sw... I did not say anything, I swear. He stopped by.
Joey: Listen, the next time you talk to him, can you ask him which one the strongest Power Ranger is?
(Ross and Chandler laughs)
Ross: Oh, yeah.
Monica: Ha,ha, ha, oh my life is just so amusing. Could we drop it now?
Joey, Chander, and Ross: Sorry.
Ross: It's morphin time!
Joey: Stegosaurus!
Chandler: Tyrannosaurus!
(They all cross they're arms like the Power Rangers do)
Phoebe: Ooh, oh, I've gotta go. (raises) Whoa, oh, head rush. One more, and then I have to go. (sits down, and then raises again) Cool!
Rachel: Where are you going?
Phoebe: Um, oh, I've got a birthday party, with some work people.
Chandler: Work people? Nobody told me.
Phoebe: No, I know. That's a part of the whole, you know, them-not-liking-you-extravaganza.
Chandler: You know, I don't get this. A month ago, these people were my friends. You know, just because I'm in charge doesn't mean I'm a different person.
Phoebe: Well, then you should come tonight. You know, just hang out with them. Let them see what a great guy you still are.
Chandler: You think I should?
Phoebe: I really do, yeah.
Chandler: Okay.
Phoebe: Okay.
Chandler: Okay.
Phoebe: Oh, but, could we not go together? I,I don't wanna be the geek that invited the boss.
[Scene: Chandler's office, he and Phoebe are taking a break from work.]
Chandler: I Think last night was great. You know, the Karaoke thing. Tracy and I doing Ebony and Ivory.
Phoebe: You were great. But they still made fun of you.
Chandler: What?

Chandler: Then, I don't get it.
Phoebe: Well, you know what Chandler? I think you've gotta face it.  You're the one that hires them, that fires them...
Chandler: They do?
Phoebe: Uh huh. But they're not your friends anymore.
Chandler: I just wan't to...
Phoebe: No, but you can't.
Chandler: But I just wa...
Phoebe: Uh uh.
[Scene: Central Perk. Everyone exept Phoebe and Chandler is there. Ross's beeper goes off and everyone exept him react.]
Monica: Aren't you gonna...
Ross: Oh, Carol and I have a new system. If she punches in 911, it means she's having a baby, otherwise I just ignore it.
Joey: What about André?
Ross: Oh, well this morning he got a call from who I think was our cousin Nathan, and frankly, it was a little more than I needed to know.
(Ethan enters)
Young Ethan: Hey.
Monica: That was gonna be my opener.
Rachel: (understands that Monica and Ethan wanna be alone) Hey, did you guys check out those new hand-dryers in the bathroom?
Ross: I thought that was just a rumour.
Rachel: True story.
Joey: They're here already?
(Rachel, Ross and Ross go to the bathroom)
Young Ethan: All right, look. I've gotta tell you something. I'm not 17. I only said so that you'd think I was cute and vunerable. I'm actually 30, I have a wife, I have a job, I'm your Congressman. Monica, this is ridiculous, we're great together. We can talk, we make each other laugh, and the sex. Oh, man, okay i have no frame of graft, but I thought that was great.
Monica: It was.
Young Ethan: Then, what's the problem?
Monica: Ethan, it's um... it's icky.
Young Ethan: Icky?
Monica: This isn't easy for me either. I wish things were different, I... If you were a few years older, or if I was a few years younger, or if we lived in biblical times, I would really...

(Ross, Rachel and Joey come back from the bathroom. They discover that Monica and Ethan aren't finished talking to each other yet.)
Ross: Are you're hands still wet?
Joey: Uh, moist, yeah.
Rachel: Let's dry 'em again.
(They go to the bathroom again)
[Scene: A hall on the floor where Chandler works. Chandler and Phoebe enters, and overhears some employees's conversation. One of them is doing Chandler.]
Gerston: Uh, like, could these margaritas be any stronger? (They discover that Chandler is listening) Hey, Chandler.
Santos: Hello, Mr. Bing.
Petrie: Loved your Stevie Wonder last night.
Chandler: Thanks. Listen, about the weekly numbers, I'm gonna need them on my desk by nine o'clock.
Santos: Sure.
Gerston: No problem.
(They go away, trying very hard not to laugh at Chandler)
Chandler: You have to give 'em something, you know. Okay, now that was Gerston, Santos, and who's the guy with the moustache?
Phoebe: Petrie.
Chandler: Petrie, right, right. Okay, some people gonna be working this weekend.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross is watching TV, but turns it off, and Rachel is sleeping on the couch. Ross puts a blanket over her.]
Rachel: (talking in her sleep) Oooooooooh. (Rachel strokes her hand over the pillow. Ross mimicks her silently) Oh, that's nice. Oh, oh. Huh, Ross!
(Ross gets all excited and starts to dance on the coffee table, but slips allmost immediatly, and falls onto the couch. Rachel wakes up.)
Rachel: Ross?
Ross: I'm here.
Rachel: You are. Well, um... We, we, we were just... Wow!
Ross: What? (his beeper goes off) Great, now I'm having a baby.
Rachel: What?
Ross: Ooh, Ooh.
Rachel: What?
Ross: I'm having... I'm having a baby. (jumps back onto the table again) I'm having a... Where's the phone? The phone?
Rachel: I don't know where the phone is.
(Ross runs from the table, over the couch but slips and falls onto the floor)
Rachel: Ross?
Ross: I'm hurt.
Closing Credits
[Scene: The Hallway, Ross is eagerly waiting for the others to get ready, to go to the hospital.]
Ross: Monica, let's go. Come on now people, woman in labor.
(Chandler struts out from his apartment)
Chandler: (doing a little dance) Hey Ross, look what I've got going here.
Ross: Yeah, save it for the cab, okay.
(Rachel comes out from their apartment with a mirror and a lipstick in her hands)
Ross: What are you doing? We're going to a hospital.
Rachel: What, so I can't lokk nice? There might be doctors there.
Ross: Joey, get out of the fridge.
Joey: All right, all right. (he comes out from their apartment with a huge sandwich in his hand)
Ross: What is that? (refering to the sandwich)
Joey: For the ride.
Chandler: Yeah, like in a cab...
Ross: Save it.
Chandler: Okay, hating this.
Ross: Monica, come on now. Let's go, baby coming.
 I'm gonna have like a nephew.
Ross: That's nice. Get out Let's go, come on.
Joey: All right, I'm going. I'm going.
 The others also turns around to get him.)
Chandler: Here we go, here we go.
Rachel: Rossy, Rossy.
End


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In this lesson we will look at the control structures available to us in Elixir.
Table of Contents
if
and unless
Chances are you’ve encountered if/2
before, and if you’ve used Ruby you’re familiar with unless/2
.
In Elixir they work much the same way but they are defined as macros, not language constructs. You can find their implementation in the Kernel module.
It should be noted that in Elixir, the only falsey values are nil
and the boolean false
.
iex> if String.valid?("Hello") do
...> "Valid string!"
...> else
...> "Invalid string."
...> end
"Valid string!"
iex> if "a string value" do
...> "Truthy"
...> end
"Truthy"
Using unless/2
is like if/2
only it works on the negative:
iex> unless is_integer("hello") do
...> "Not an Int"
...> end
"Not an Int"
case
If it’s necessary to match against multiple patterns we can use case/2
:
iex> case {:ok, "Hello World"} do
...> {:ok, result} -> result
...> {:error} -> "Uh oh!"
...> _ -> "Catch all"
...> end
"Hello World"
The _
variable is an important inclusion in case/2
statements. Without it, failure to find a match will raise an error:
iex> case :even do
...> :odd -> "Odd"
...> end
** (CaseClauseError) no case clause matching: :even
iex> case :even do
...> :odd -> "Odd"
...> _ -> "Not Odd"
...> end
"Not Odd"
Consider _
as the else
that will match “everything else”.
Since case/2
relies on pattern matching, all of the same rules and restrictions apply.
If you intend to match against existing variables you must use the pin ^/1
operator:
iex> pie = 3.14
3.14
iex> case "cherry pie" do
...> ^pie -> "Not so tasty"
...> pie -> "I bet #{pie} is tasty"
...> end
"I bet cherry pie is tasty"
Another neat feature of case/2
is its support for guard clauses:
This example comes directly from the official Elixir Getting Started guide.
iex> case {1, 2, 3} do
...> {1, x, 3} when x > 0 ->
...> "Will match"
...> _ ->
...> "Won't match"
...> end
"Will match"
Check the official docs for Expressions allowed in guard clauses.
cond
When we need to match conditions rather than values we can turn to cond/1
; this is akin to else if
or elsif
from other languages:
This example comes directly from the official Elixir Getting Started guide.
iex> cond do
...> 2 + 2 == 5 ->
...> "This will not be true"
...> 2 * 2 == 3 ->
...> "Nor this"
...> 1 + 1 == 2 ->
...> "But this will"
...> end
"But this will"
Like case/2
, cond/1
will raise an error if there is no match.
To handle this, we can define a condition set to true
:
iex> cond do
...> 7 + 1 == 0 -> "Incorrect"
...> true -> "Catch all"
...> end
"Catch all"
with
The special form with/1
is useful when you might use a nested case/2
statement or situations that cannot cleanly be piped together. The with/1
expression is composed of the keywords, the generators, and finally an expression.
We’ll discuss generators more in the list comprehensions lesson, but for now we only need to know they use pattern matching to compare the right side of the <-
to the left.
We’ll start with a simple example of with/1
and then look at something more:
iex> user = %{first: "Sean", last: "Callan"}
%{first: "Sean", last: "Callan"}
iex> with {:ok, first} <- Map.fetch(user, :first),
...> {:ok, last} <- Map.fetch(user, :last),
...> do: last <> ", " <> first
"Callan, Sean"
In the event that an expression fails to match, the non-matching value will be returned:
iex> user = %{first: "doomspork"}
%{first: "doomspork"}
iex> with {:ok, first} <- Map.fetch(user, :first),
...> {:ok, last} <- Map.fetch(user, :last),
...> do: last <> ", " <> first
:error
Now let’s look at a larger example without with/1
and then see how we can refactor it:
case Repo.insert(changeset) do
{:ok, user} ->
case Guardian.encode_and_sign(user, :token, claims) do
{:ok, token, full_claims} ->
important_stuff(token, full_claims)
error ->
error
end
error ->
error
end
When we introduce with/1
we end up with code that is easy to understand and has fewer lines:
with {:ok, user} <- Repo.insert(changeset),
{:ok, token, full_claims} <- Guardian.encode_and_sign(user, :token, claims) do
important_stuff(token, full_claims)
end
As of Elixir 1.3, with/1
statements support else
:
import Integer
m = %{a: 1, c: 3}
a =
with {:ok, number} <- Map.fetch(m, :a),
true <- is_even(number) do
IO.puts "#{number} divided by 2 is #{div(number, 2)}"
:even
else
:error ->
IO.puts("We don't have this item in map")
:error
_ ->
IO.puts("It is odd")
:odd
end
It helps to handle errors by providing case
-like pattern matching in it. The value passed is the first non-matched expression.
Caught a mistake or want to contribute to the lesson? Edit this page on GitHub!


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Quetoo is now on Steam Greenlight!
A free and open-source first-person shooter game that I've been contributing to, Quetoo, has been submitted to Steam Greenlight!Quetoo has been making incredible progress in leaps and bounds in 2016, and I sincerely hope to see equally rapid progress this year.
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{{#contentFor "title"}}Widgets | Code{{/contentFor}} {{#contentFor "tabName"}}widgets{{/contentFor}} {{!< layouts/code.html}}
chart
The chart
function allows you to easily create chartist charts with a cyclops
style and feel. It does all the heavy lifting of setting the numeruos configuration options
for you.
$(function(){ $('.myChart').chart({ type: 'Line', data: data }) })

| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | String | Line | What type of chart. Possible types |
| isLoading | boolean | Observable boolean | false | Is the data loading still |
| isErrored | boolean | Observable boolean | false | Was there an error loading the data |
| data | object | observable object | required | The data for the chart. The shape is determined by the chart type. |
| getLoadingMessageHtml | function | fetching data… | function that returns text to display while loading data |
| getErrorMessageHtml | function | Unable to fetch data. | function that returns text to display when loading has failed |
| getEmptyMessageHtml | function | No data at this time. | function that returns text to display when there is no data |
| chartOptions | object | { fullWidth: true } | Possible options |
| responsiveOptions | object | none | Possible options |
copyable
The copyable
widget is used to give users an easy way to
copy a value from a button or input field to their clipboard.
See the copy to clipboard button and copy to clipboard input to see this in action.
$(function(){ $('.copyable').copyable() })
<input type="text" class="copyable" data-bind="widget:'copyable'">
inlineConfirm
The inlineConfirm
widget is used to request user confirmation for an action
without disrupting the workflow by presenting a modal dialog. Not every action or event
needs to be confirmed only ones that have potentially negative side effects.
To use this you simply wire up the button like there was no confirm. This means just
adding a handler to the buttons click event, many handlers are supported if you need
more than one, and adding the appropriate classes btn-danger
,
btn-primary
, etc. Once the button is all set up you just need to call the
widget on the button and it will take care of the rest. This can be done in javaScript
or as a knockout binding. Keep in mind that for knockout binding executes in order so
the widget binding will need to come after the click binding.
$(function(){ $('.btn-danger').inlineConfirm() })
<button class="btn btn-danger" data-bind="click: deleteHandler, widget:'inlineConfirm'">Delete</button>
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| messageHtml | HTML String | Are you sure? | Message (can be HTML) to be displayed to the the left of the "yes" "no" buttons |
| yesHtml | HTML String | YES | Text (can be HTML) to be displayed on the "yes" button |
| noHtml | HTML String | NO | Text (can be HTML) to be displayed on the "no" button |
| timeout | number | 3000 | Time in milliseconds to leave the confirmation open after the mouse leaves the area before reseting the control. |
| classes | string | none | Used to style the yes button. Defaults to same style of the main button. Use inline-confirm-default, inline-confirm-primary or inline-confirm-danger to force the style. |
overflowMenu
The overflow widget takes a menu and automatically places items in the menu into a "actions" overflow dropdown, when there isn't enough horizontal screen resolution to view the entire menu.
This is meant to be used in conjunction with the action toolbar.
$(function(){
$('.action-toolbar').overflowMenu()
})
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| threshold | number | 2 | requires this many items before kicking in |
| cutoff | number | 0 | how many items are left before putting everything in the dropdown |
| linkText | html string | more… | text of the dropdown button |
| linkTitle | string | View More | title of the dropdown button |
| linkTextAll | html string | actions… | text of the dropdown button when all items are in it |
| linkTitleAll | string | View More | Open/Close Menu |
actionToolbarConfirm
The actionToolbarConfirm
is wired up exactly like the inlineConfirm
.
See above for more information on how to wire it up.
This is meant to be used in conjunction with the action toolbar.
$(function(){ $('.action-toolbar-left a').actionToolbarConfirm() })

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<svg class="cyclops-icon" aria-hidden="true"><use xlink:href='#icon-refresh'></svg> restart

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| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| messageHtml | HTML String | Are you sure? | Message (can be HTML) to be displayed to the the left of the "yes" "no" buttons |
| yesHtml | HTML String | YES | Text (can be HTML) to be displayed on the "yes" button |
| noHtml | HTML String | NO | Text (can be HTML) to be displayed on the "no" button |
| timeout | number | 3000 | Time in milliseconds to leave the confirmation open after the mouse leaves the area before reseting the control. |
| classes | string | action-toolbar-confirm-primary | Used to style the yes button, these match the default button pattern with primary, default, and danger. |


// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.5;
import<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import {FxBaseRootTunnel} from "./matic/FxBaseRootTunnel.sol";
/// @title PolygonDAORoot
/// @author Alex T
/// @notice Root chain side of a Polygon data bridge meant to execute commands on the child chain
/// @dev This can be used to forward commands given by the DAO to be executed on the child chain
contract PolygonDAORoot is FxBaseRootTunnel, Ownable {
bytes public latestData;
/// @notice Logs a call being forwarded to the child chain
/// @dev Emitted when callOnChild is called
/// @param caller Address that called callOnChild
/// @param target Target of call on the child chain
/// @param value Value to transfer on execution
/// @param sig Signature of function that will be called
event CallOnChild(address indexed caller, address target, uint256 value, bytes4 sig);
/// @notice PolygonDAORoot constructor
/// @dev calls FxBaseRootTunnel(_checkpointManager, _fxRoot)
/// @param _checkpointManager Address of RootChainProxy from https://github.com/maticnetwork/static/tree/master/network
/// @param _fxRoot Address of FxStateRootTunnel from https://docs.matic.network/docs/develop/l1-l2-communication/state-transfer/
constructor(address _checkpointManager, address _fxRoot) FxBaseRootTunnel(_checkpointManager, _fxRoot) {
}
/// @notice Used to receive message from child chain
/// @dev Not currently used
/// @param _data Data received from child chain
function _processMessageFromChild(bytes memory _data) internal override {
latestData = _data;
}
/// @notice Sends a payload to be executed on the child chain
/// @dev Payload needs to be encoded like abi.encode(_target, _value, _data)
/// @param _message payload to execute on the child chain
function sendMessageToChild(bytes memory _message) public onlyOwner {
_sendMessageToChild(_message);
}
/// @notice Encodes and sends a payload to be executed on the child chain
/// @dev This is what you will use most of the time. Emits CallOnChild
/// @param _target Address on child chain against which to execute the tx
/// @param _value Value to transfer
/// @param _data Calldata for the child tx
function callOnChild(address _target, uint256 _value, bytes memory _data) public onlyOwner {
require(_target != address(0), "PolygonDAORoot: a valid target address must be provided");
bytes memory message = abi.encode(_target, _value, _data);
sendMessageToChild(message);
emit CallOnChild(msg.sender, _target, _value, bytes4(_data));
}
}
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Man charged with murdering 9-month-old baby in Yishun car park
by Lydia LamSINGAPORE: A man was charged on Friday (Nov 15) with murdering a nine-month-old baby in a car park earlier this month.
Mohamed Aliff Mohamed Yusoff, 27, is accused of causing the death of an infant at the multi-storey car park at Block 840A Yishun Street 81.
The incident is said to have occurred sometime between 10pm on Nov 7 this year and 12.15am on Nov 8.
Aliff had originally been given a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt, but this was upgraded to a murder charge on Friday.
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| < Day Day Up > |
8.5 The diskd Storage Schemediskd (short for disk daemons) is similar to aufs in that disk I/Os are executed by external processes. Unlike aufs, however, diskd doesn't use threads. Instead, inter-process communication occurs via message queues and shared memory. Message queues are a standard feature of modern Unix operating systems. They were invented many years ago in AT&T's Unix System V, Release 1. The messages passed between processes on these queues are relatively small: 32-40 bytes. Each diskd process uses one queue for receiving requests from Squid and another queue for transmitting results back. 8.5.1 How diskd WorksSquid creates one diskd process for each cache_dir. This is different from aufs, which uses a large pool of threads for all cache_dirs. Squid sends a message to the corresponding diskd process for each I/O operation. When that operation is complete, the diskd process sends a status message back to Squid. Squid and the diskd processes preserve the order of messages in the queues. Thus, there is no concern that I/Os might be executed out of sequence. For reads and writes, Squid and the diskd processes use a shared memory area. Both processes can read from, and write to, this area of memory. For example, when Squid issues a read request, it tells the diskd process where to place the data in memory. diskd passes this memory location to the read( ) system call and notifies Squid that the read is complete by sending a message on the return queue. Squid then accesses the recently read data from the shared memory area. diskd (as with aufs) essentially gives Squid nonblocking disk I/Os. While the diskd processes are blocked on I/O operations, Squid is free to work on other tasks. This works really well as long as the diskd processes can keep up with the load. Because the main Squid process is now able to do more work, it's possible that it may overload the diskd helpers. The diskd implementation has two features to help out in this situation. First, Squid waits for the diskd processes to catch up if one of the queues exceeds a certain threshold. The default value is 64 outstanding messages. If a diskd process gets this far behind, Squid "sleeps" a small amount of time and waits for it to complete some of the pending operations. This essentially puts Squid into a blocking I/O mode. It also makes more CPU time available to the diskd processes. You can configure this threshold by specifying a value for the Q2 parameter on a cache_dir line: cache_dir diskd /cache0 7000 16 256 Q2=50 Second, Squid stops asking the diskd process to open files if the number of outstanding operations reaches another threshold. Here, the default value is 72 messages. If Squid would like to open a disk file for reading or writing, but the selected cache_dir has too many pending operations, the open request fails internally. When trying to open a file for reading, this causes a cache miss instead of a cache hit. When opening files for writing, it prevents Squid from storing a cachable response. In both cases the user still receives a valid response. The only real effect is that Squid's hit ratio decreases. This threshold is configurable with the Q1 parameter: cache_dir diskd /cache0 7000 16 256 Q1=60 Q2=50 Note that in some versions of Squid, the Q1 and Q2 parameters are mixed-up in the default configuration file. For optimal performance, Q1 should be greater than Q2. 8.5.2 Compiling and Configuring diskdTo use diskd, you must add it to the —enable-storeio list when running ./configure: % ./configure --enable-storeio=ufs,diskd diskd seems to be portable since shared memory and message queues are widely supported on modern Unix systems. However, you'll probably need to adjust a few kernel limits relating to both. Kernels typically have the following variables or parameters:
To configure message queues on BSD, add these options to your kernel configuration file:[2]
# System V message queues and tunable parameters options SYSVMSG # include support for message queues options MSGMNB=8192 # max characters per message queue options MSGMNI=40 # max number of message queue identifiers options MSGSEG=512 # max number of message segments per queue options MSGSSZ=64 # size of a message segment MUST be power of 2 options MSGTQL=2048 # max number of messages in the system options SYSVSHM options SHMSEG=16 # max shared mem segments per process options SHMMNI=32 # max shared mem segments in the system options SHMMAX=2097152 # max size of a shared mem segment options SHMALL=4096 # max size of all shared memory (pages) To configure message queues on Linux, add these lines to /etc/sysctl.conf: kernel.msgmnb=8192 kernel.msgmni=40 kernel.msgmax=8192 kernel.shmall=2097152 kernel.shmmni=32 kernel.shmmax=16777216 Alternatively, or if you find that you need more control, you can manually edit include/linux/msg.h and include/linux/shm.h in your kernel sources. For Solaris, add these lines to /etc/system and then reboot: set msgsys:msginfo_msgmax=8192 set msgsys:msginfo_msgmnb=8192 set msgsys:msginfo_msgmni=40 set msgsys:msginfo_msgssz=64 set msgsys:msginfo_msgtql=2048 set shmsys:shminfo_shmmax=2097152 set shmsys:shminfo_shmmni=32 set shmsys:shminfo_shmseg=16 For Digital Unix (TRU64), you can probably add lines to the kernel configuration in the style of BSD, seen previously. Alternatively, you can use the sysconfig command. First, create a file called ipc.stanza like this: ipc: msg-max = 2048 msg-mni = 40 msg-tql = 2048 msg-mnb = 8192 shm-seg = 16 shm-mni = 32 shm-max = 2097152 shm-max = 4096 Now, run this command and reboot: # sysconfigdb -a -f ipc.stanza After you have message queues and shared memory configured in your operating system, you can add the cache_dir lines to squid.conf: cache_dir diskd /cache0 7000 16 256 Q1=72 Q2=64 cache_dir diskd /cache1 7000 16 256 Q1=72 Q2=64 ... If you forget to increase the message queue limits, or if you don't set them high enough, you'll see messages like this in cache.log: 2003/09/29 01:30:11| storeDiskdSend: msgsnd: (35) Resource temporarily unavailable 8.5.3 Monitoring diskdThe best way to monitor diskd performance is with the cache manager. Request the diskd page; for example: % squidclient mgr:diskd ... sent_count: 755627 recv_count: 755627 max_away: 14 max_shmuse: 14 open_fail_queue_len: 0 block_queue_len: 0 OPS SUCCESS FAIL open 51534 51530 4 create 67232 67232 0 close<PHONE_NUMBER>62 0 unlink 56527 56526 1 read 98157 98153 0 write<PHONE_NUMBER>15 0 See Section <IP_ADDRESS> for a description of this output. |
| < Day Day Up > |


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The Cider House Rules A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1999 Marty Mapes
**1/2 (out of 4) The rules of the cider house remain unread for the longest time. But in the meantime, there are other rules that everyone follows, rules that help things run more smoothly. And these are the rules that count.
THE CIDER HOUSE RULES is Lasse Hallström's adaptation of John Irving's novel. It follows Homer Wells (Tobey Maguire in another solid, well-delivered role), an orphan who grows to adolescence in a Maine orphanage. The orphanage's doctor, Wilbur Larch (Michael Caine, performing with a convincing American accent) raises Homer as though he were his own. Under his tutelage Homer learns about general practice, pediatrics, and yes, even gynecology.
Dr. Larch is relieved that Homer is growing into such a promising young man because he'd hate to see the orphanage fall into the hands of more traditional, less liberal doctors. (Dr. Larch is willing to perform abortions, even though they are illegal in the 1940s). But Homer has other ideas. He's lived his whole life in the orphanage and he wants to get out. Besides, he's not willing to perform an abortion, in spite of Dr. Larch's constant lecturing.
Eventually, Homer finds a way to leave, and he does. He takes the first job he can find, picking apples. He starts a complicated yet rewarding life outside the orphanage, where he finds love, work, money, and friendship in the apple business, but Dr. Larch and the staff send him reminders about how important it is for them that he return and take over.
THE CIDER HOUSE RULES is sweet and sentimental. The characters are good and well-meaning, even though the conflicts and complexities that confront them are genuinely troubling. The characters address such issues as abortion, violence, love, freedom, and responsibility. There's a lot going on in THE CIDER HOUSE RULES, which should earn praise for Hallström and Irving (who advised on the film and even plays a small role as the stationmaster).
But the movie takes on too much for my tastes. The life in the orphanage and the life outside could have made two different movies. Maybe 45 minutes of film time pass at the orphanage, and we think we know the story and all the characters. But after Homer leaves,we meet a bushel of new characters at the orchard. To Irving (and to Homer), the two parts are equally important. But on film, the Y-shaped story doesn't seem right.
Similarly, the film isn't sharp or incisive. Its message is soft and mushy like applesauce, instead of clear and distilled, like hard cider. Instead of jolting your mind, it's easy to swallow, plain and palatable. It brings up hard issues like abortion, trauma, and fraud, but it never takes a convincing stance one way or the other. In itself this is not a criticism; in fact, it seems to be Irving's point -- that meaningful rules can only be made by those who have to abide by them; but because the movie asked so many interesting and controversial questions, I wish it had at least told us what ITS rules were, and how it arrived at them.
But these points could work in favor of the movie, depending on your tastes. For instance, you might say that merely addressing these issues is enough, or that a sweet drama is no place for divisive political issues.
For me, I wish the movie had narrowed and sharpened its focus. Still, I enjoyed it overall. I was won over by the charming and simple characters. Nobody had a mean streak. Nobody was the villain. The people who caused pain and conflict were normal people making unoriginal mistakes. Irving and Hallstrom gave them room to learn from their mistakes, then let life flow on.
-- __________ Marty Mapes<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Movie Habit http://www.moviehabit.com
"Have you ever heard of Russian roulette?" "Certainly, I played it all the time with my father" -- Rex Harrison & Linda Darnell(?), Unfaithfully Yours (1948)
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There's just no middle ground when it comes to Eddie Murphy films. It's either a throw-your-hands-in-the-air blockbuster that spawns an incredible amount of sequels (like Beverly Hills Cop, 48 Hours, The Nutty Professor and, eventually Shrek), or a flop that is swept under the carpet so quickly that most people have forgotten it ever existed (like Holy Man, Vampire in Brooklyn and Metro). What is it about Murphy that makes people want to watch him play the same roles over and over again? You don't see it with his comedic contemporaries, like Adam Sandler and Jim Carrey (I'm still pretending Ace Ventura 2 never happened). Murphy could probably pump a sequel to Professor out every two years and still gross well over $100 million at the box office each time.
Dr. Dolittle 2 probably won't be much of an exception, but that certainly doesn't mean it's a good film. In fact, it will probably gross less than the first version did, which brings up another interesting point about Murphy: How come the films in which he doesn't primarily appear as himself make so much less money? Think about it. People love his voice work in animation (Shrek, Mulan) and think it's great when he's hidden behind fat suits and prosthetics (Professor), but when it's just Eddie, it's usually a bomb. Not counting Dolittle, which was really more about the talking animals than Murphy, his last genuine box-office hit that wasn't either animated or a sequel was 13 years ago (Coming to America). Most of Dolittle 2's target audience wasn't even alive back then.
In Dolittle 2, Murphy reprises his role as the titular John Dolittle, a San Francisco doctor who, since the closing credits rolled in the 1998 original, has become a world-famous, globetrotting superstar, much to the displeasure of his neglected family. His practice now treats both humans and animals, and Dolittle spends a lot of free time with various animal support groups, as well. When he does manage to find his way home, the family's quiet moments are routinely interrupted by animals with strange physical ailments looking for the healing hands of the good doctor.
One such interruption comes via a wiseguy raccoon (Michael Rappaport) who swears he's not in the Mafia and insists Dolittle meet his boss, the Beaver (Richard C. Sarafian). The Beaver tries to enlist Dolittle to stop the deforestation of a large wooded area outside San Francisco proper. Dolittle's attorney wife (Kristen Wilson) advises him the only way to stop the loggers (led by 3000 Miles to Graceland's Kevin Pollack and Sleepy Hollow's Jeffrey Jones) from going chop-crazy is to find an endangered species in the forest and attempt to create offspring of said species. There is one rare female Pacific Northwest bear (Lisa Kudrow, Lucky Numbers), but the only male in existence has been working in a circus his entire life (Steve Zahn, Saving Silverman). Will Dolittle postpone his family's much-needed vacation to attempt mating a circus bear with a forest bear?  (The bears, not the Dolittles.)
Dolittle and family move to the forest, where the doctor tries to train Archie the circus bear to survive in the wild (they call it a "bear-a-thon"), and the bear even helps him learn a little bit about himself, too. And the whole time, all I could think of was the Robert Schimmel joke (Q. How do they teach bears to ride bikes? A.   But what else would you expect from a film that is narrated by a talking dog (Norm Macdonald) and stars a drunken, sweater-wearing monkey?
The original Dolittle (not the Rex Harrison one) was directed by Betty Thomas, who was hot off the success of Private Parts and Late Shift. This time, the reins are handed to Steve Carr, whose only feature film credit was the nearly unwatchable Next Friday. Carr has worked on numerous music videos for the likes of Method Man, Jay-Z and Redman - not exactly a sound pick for a children's film, but stranger things have happened (remember Julia Roberts and Lyle Lovett?). I'm not sure Dolittle is bad enough to have original author Hugh Lofting spinning in his grave, but it ain't no Babe, either.
1:28 - PG language and crude humor
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| Remove a TaskItem from the queue (if it exists) More... | |
| void | PrintContents () |
| Print all of the current elements in the queue in the order in which they will be executed. | |
| void | ReknewSignal (cl::Buffer &processed_buff, size_t processed_bytes, size_t processed_size) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from jaspl::ocl::OpenCLBase | |
| OpenCLBase (uint platform_number=0, uint device_number=0) | |
| Initialize OpenCL Objects Note that the Platform and Context are selected automatically: Platform is set to cl::Platform( 0 ) Context is set to cl::Context( device[ device_number ] ) More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::list< TaskItem * > | task_queue |
| cl::Buffer | signal_input |
| cl::Buffer | output |
| size_t | signal_size |
| size_t | signal_bytes |
| bool | on_device = false |
Friends | |
| class | TaskItem |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from jaspl::ocl::OpenCLBase | |
| void | SetUp (uint platform_number, uint device_number) |
| Static Protected Attributes inherited from jaspl::ocl::OpenCLBase | |
| static bool | initalized = false |
| static std::vector< cl::Platform > | all_platforms |
| static cl::Platform | default_platform |
| static std::vector< cl::Device > | all_devices |
| static cl::Device | current_device |
| static cl::Context | context |
| static cl::CommandQueue | command_queue |
The fundamental structure underlying all OpenCL Functions.
Definition at line 30 of file taskqueuebase.h.
| jaspl::ocl::TaskQueueBase::TaskQueueBase | ( | uint | platform_number = 0 , |
| uint | device_number = 0 |
||
| ) |
Build a new TaskQueueBase and implicitly initialize OpenCL Context, Platform etc.
| device_number | Number of the OpenCL device to use as described by cl::Platform::getDevices(CL_DEVICE_TYPE_ALL) |
Note that this will be the device that every TaskItem will be executed on.
Definition at line 18 of file taskqueuebase.cpp.
| void jaspl::ocl::TaskQueueBase::AddTaskItem | ( | TaskItem & | item | ) |
Add a new TaskItem into the TaskQueue.
Items added to the queue need not be unique, repeated TaskItems are allowed.
| item | The TaskItem to be inserted into the queue. |
Definition at line 42 of file taskqueuebase.cpp.
| void jaspl::ocl::TaskQueueBase::Execute | ( | ) |
Run all TaskItems that are currently loaded.
Items are executed in the order in which they were added with AddTaskItem().
Definition at line 22 of file taskqueuebase.cpp.
| bool jaspl::ocl::TaskQueueBase::RemoveTaskItem | ( | TaskItem & | item | ) |
Remove a TaskItem from the queue (if it exists)
| item | The TaskItem to be removed. |
If item is not currently in the queue this function does nothing.
Definition at line 46 of file taskqueuebase.cpp.


Total Weight Lightship:
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--- Day 6: Custom Customs ---
Needed some debugging to clear part2. I like the fact that I am doing it with standard bitsets and not HashSet. I did run into issues with carriage return (did not have it in example, have it in input)
type
Answer = char
AnsSet = set[char]
proc solve(text: string): (int, int) =
var text = text & "\n\n"
var
groupAny: AnsSet
groupEvery: AnsSet
groupNew = true
answers: AnsSet
answer: Answer
b: char
for c in text:
if c.isLowerAscii:
answer = c.Answer
answers.incl(answer)
elif b == '\n':
result[0] += groupAny.len
result[1] += groupEvery.len
groupAny = {}.AnsSet
groupEvery = {}.AnsSet
groupNew = true
elif c == '\n':
groupAny.incl(answers)
if groupNew:
groupEvery = answers
groupNew = false
else:
groupEvery = groupEvery * answers
answers = {}.AnsSet
else:
echo "ERROR parsing " & c.repr
b = c
echo solve(example)
echo solve(input)
(11, 6) (6437, 3229)
That's the right answer! You are one gold star closer to saving your vacation.
That's the right answer! You are one gold star closer to saving your vacation.


A responsive site changes according to the size of the screen it is being viewed on. It is important because it ensures all users have a positive experience interacting with the website.
Mobile first design is important because it focuses on mobile or small screens first and then builds up. This means the mobile site is as enhanced as possible for small devices, which is important because of the number of users who are now viewing sites on smaller devices such as phones.
A framework is standardised code used to support website development. They tend to address specific issues, such as layout. The pros include efficiency and support. The cons of frameworks include learning the framework rather than the language and limitations to the core behaviour of the framework.
A wireframe is a visual representation of elements on a webpage. We use them as blueprints for websites, which allow us to simplify communication and create a hierarchy of information.
I found it hard to get the hand of Skeleton and the grid so most of my time was spent trying to work out how to position things. I think I made my design too complex and so I simplified part way through. I found it difficult to move between the Skeleton framework, HTML and CSS but felt like I kind of got there in the end.


| Escape Character Parser 转义字符分析器 |
The Escape Character Parser is a
utility parser, which parses escaped character sequences used in C/C++,
LEX or Perl regular expressions. Combined with the confix_p utility
parser, it is useful for parsing C/C++ strings containing double quotes
and other escaped characters:
转义字符分析器属于工具分析器，用于分析 C/C++、LEX 或 Perl 正则表达式中的转义字符串。将之与 confix_p 工具分析器共同使用，在分析 C/C++ 中由引号引起的字符串方面很有用。
confix_p('"', *c_escape_ch_p, '"')
There are two different types of the Escape Character Parser:
c_escape_ch_p, which parses C/C++ escaped character sequences and
lex_escape_ch_p, which parses LEX style escaped character sequences.
The following table shows the valid character sequences understood by these
utility parsers.
有两种不同的转义字符分析器：c_escape_ch_p，分析 C/C++ 转移字符串，和 lex_escape_ch_p，分析 LEX 风格的转移字符串。下面的表格说明了这些工具分析器所能有效识别的转移字符串。
| Summary of valid escaped character sequences 有效转义字符序列概览 | |
| c_escape_ch_p |
其中：H 是十六进制数字(0..9, a..f, A..F) 而 O 是八进制数字(0..7) |
| lex_escape_ch_p |
all C/C++ escaped character sequences as described above and additionally
any other character, which follows a backslash |
If there is a semantic action attached directly to the Escape Character Parser,
all valid escaped characters are converted to their character equivalent
(i.e. a backslash followed by a 'r' is converted to '\r'), which is
fed to the attached actor. The number of hexadecimal
or octal digits parsed depends on the size of one input character. An
overflow will be detected and will generate a non-match. lex_escape_ch_p
will strip the leading backslash for all character
sequences which are not listed as valid C/C++ escape sequences when passing
the unescaped character to an attached action.
如
果有语义动作挂接在转移字符分析器上，被传递给挂接的动作器的所有的有效转义字符将被转换成与之等价的实际字符（比如一个反斜线后面跟着一个'r'将被转
换为'\r'）。所分析出的十六进制或者八进制数值的个数将取决于输入字符的尺寸。而溢出将被检测到并且引发一个匹配失败。
lex_escape_ch_p
在分析尚未分析的字符并传递给语义动作时，对所有带反斜线但不是C/C++中有效的转移字符串的字符串，将忽略开头的反斜
线。
Please note though, that if there is a semantic action attached to an
outermost parser (for instance as in (*c_escape_ch_p)[some_actor],
where the action is attached to the kleene star generated parser) no conversion
takes place at the moment, but nevertheless the escaped characters are parsed
correctly. This limitation will be removed in a future version of the library.
请注意，如果语义动作挂接在最外围的分析器上（比如类似 (*c_escape_ch_p)[some_actor]，语义动作挂接在克林星分析器上）将不会产生字符的转换，取而代之的是直接把字符串传递给语义动作。这个限制在以后的版本中将被清除。
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Copyright © 2003 Hartmut Kaiser
Use, modification and distribution is subject to the Boost Software
License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)


The 6 Coaching Casualties So Far This Season
by Soccer LadumaWith Polokwane City recently parting ways with their head coach, Soccer Laduma takes a look at all the coaching casualties, which took place so far in the Absa Premiership.
It was confirmed earlier this month that Rise and Shine parted ways with their head coach Zlatko Krmpotic after a string of disappointing results at the club.
Krmpotic becomes the sixth coaching casualty in the league so far this season, with Polokwane yet to appoint a permanent head coach.
Read more: 6 Players Who Could End The Year Without A Club
Benni McCarthy:
McCarthy’s exit from Cape Town City was arguably the most shocking news so far this season, after the Mother City-based club confirmed the termination of his contract after midnight on November 04.
Replacement: Jan Olde Riekerink
Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredojevic:
Another shock to the football fraternity was when Coach Micho handed in his resignation at Orlando Pirates on August 16, the evening before the Bucs’ loss to Highlands Park in the MTN8 competition.
Replacement: Rulani Mokwena (interim head coach)
Cavin Johnson:
Johnson was relieved from his role at AmaZulu FC on September 16, with the head coach having long been linked with an exit from the club following their poor start to the 2019/20 season.
Replacement: Jozef Vukusic
Clinton Larsen:
Chippa United also relieved Larsen from the head coach position on September 16, although if anything, this news was of no surprise to the football fraternity.
Replacement: Norman Mapeza
Lionel Soccoia:
The former Black Leopards head coach parted ways with the club on September 17.
Which coaching casualty took you most by surprise this season? Let us know in the comment section below.
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