Main Heading
Sub Heading
TextBox
CheckBox
Radio Buttons
Dropdowns
Buttons
This is a link ....
About: This is small CSS Kit for designing the options/settings page for Chrome Extensions. It resembles the exact look as the native settings page of Chrome Browser. For a live example, you can have a look at the options page of SimpleFill plugin.
NOTE: This Kit is meant for Chrome Browsers only.
With ♥ by Ram Swaroop


icon-menu
pin_drop
person
date_range
check
arrow-bottom
Register
Sign In
List your property
En
UAH
Menu1
Menu2
Menu3
Menu4
Menu4
Menu4
Menu4
More deals than days a year
From cosy country homes to funky city flats
Destination, property name or address
When
123
Are you travelling for work?
Let's get started
Find deals
Travel guides
How was your stay?
Holiday rentals
for Business
Paris
Top reasons to visit:
museums
sigtseeing
culture
extra
Paris
Top reasons to visit:
museums
sigtseeing
culture
extra
Paris
Top reasons to visit:
museums
sigtseeing
culture
extra
Paris
Top reasons to visit:
museums
sigtseeing
culture
extra
Paris
Top reasons to visit:
museums
sigtseeing
culture
extra
Paris
Top reasons to visit:
museums
sigtseeing
culture
extra


Remember, the numbers go in chronological order. Then come jack, queen, king. Ace is the highest. The colours make no diffrence in this game.
0 points


Spurs appoint Mourinho: Jose raids Lille for two coaches
by Sports DeskTottenham have agreed a deal with Lille to bring in coaches Joao Sacramento and Nuno Santos to work with Jose Mourinho.
Former Chelsea and Manchester United boss Mourinho was appointed Spurs' new head coach on Wednesday following Mauricio Pochettino's departure the previous day.
Spurs moved quickly to begin securing the desired backroom setup for their new coach, as Lille confirmed the departure of Sacramento and Santos.
Tottenham have reportedly paid £3million for the duo, with Sacramento expected to become Mourinho's assistant. Santos joins as goalkeeping coach.
"To Joao Sacramento and Nuno Santos, LOSC wish all the success in this new project," a Lille statement read.
ESPN report Spurs may yet return to Lille for sporting director Luis Campos, who previously worked with Mourinho at Real Madrid.
Pochettino's time at Tottenham saw numerous reports of tensions between the manager and chairman Daniel Levy over transfers.
The arrival of Campos as sporting director would seemingly act as a buffer, and Mourinho is said to have funds to make signings in January.


fade
slide
zoom
async
promise
I'm fading in and out!
I'm sliding down and up!
I'm zooming in and out!
please wait...
No animation, but deferring a promise on open!


--- layout: page title: Projects ---
Since 2014, our small community of volunteers, have organized digital workshops, conferences, provided scholarships, and built a series of products such as:
{% include project.html %}Please see below a list of ongoing and completing projects.


 Please visit WY Metro for more information.
Visit the One Stop Centres and Community Hubs pages for information on similar venues and the services they offer.


About Me
I am starting a new career as a Developer after over 10 years as a technical writer.
I have worked with senior engineers, service technicians, product managers, and marketing teams to write owner’s manuals, service manuals, installation manuals, and product guides for irrigation machinery, machine control panels, control panel software and hardware, network connectivity, and communication systems.
I also designed, managed, and updated Valmont Industrie’s Irrigation Division international product documentation website and managed the content database for the domestic product documentation website. This required continuous translation management and updating into 16 languages.
I have a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English specializing in American Literature and Creative Writing from the University of Nebraska at Omaha.


Tom Westerhout (Radboud University)
Nikita Astrakhantsev (University of Zurich)
Konstantin S. Tikhonov (Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology)
Mikhail Katsnelson (Radboud University)
Andrey Bagrov (Uppsala University)
$$\hat H = J_1 \sum\limits_{\langle a, b \rangle} \boldsymbol{\sigma}_a \otimes \boldsymbol{\sigma}_b + J_2 \sum\limits_{\langle \langle a, b \rangle \rangle} \boldsymbol{\sigma}_a \otimes \boldsymbol{\sigma}_b$$
A. Szabó & C. Castelnovo, arXiv:2002.04613
K. Choo, T. Neupert, & G. Carleo, Phys. Rev. B 100, 125124 (2019)
Y. Nomura & M. Imada, arXiv:2005.14142
image source: www.datarobot.com
Expressibility is the ability of a neural network to accurately represent the data.
Generalization is the ability of a neural network to correctly predict results on samples which were not included in the training dataset.
Obtain $|\psi\rangle$ with exact diagonalization
\[ |\psi\rangle = \sum_i \psi_i |\sigma_i\rangle \]
$|\psi_i|^2$ forms a discrete probability distribution
$\varepsilon_{\text{train}} \ll 1$
training dataset
$1 - \varepsilon_{\text{train}}$
everything else (test dataset)
Use two neural networks to represent $|\psi\rangle$
(which we obtained with ED):
24 site Kagome lattice
Sign structure is much harder to learn!
24 site Kagome lattice
24 site square lattice
Generalization quality exhibits a phase transition.
There is a critical amount of data necessary to learn the sign structure.
Square lattice (24, 32, & 36 sites)
$N$ — Hilbert space dimension;
$N_\text{critical}$ — critical dataset size
Critical dataset size grows slowly with the sytem size.
No problem expressing the state.
VMC results mimic the behavior of generalization quality.
D. Kochkov & B.K. Clark, arXiv:1811.12423
For more info: Westerhout et al, Nat Commun 11, 1593 (2020)


Call: +91-9720541857
Eminent Innovative Infotech
Home
Courses
Front End Technologies
Back End Technologies
Software Testing
Database
Dev Ops
Data Science
Big Data Frameworks/Tools
Software Development
Web App Development
Mobile App Development
Software Maintenance
Blog
Online Training
Website Development
Mobile App Development
Enquiry
Training
Software Services


Last Name
First Name
Address
City
State
ZIP/Post Code
Country
Bulgaria
Argentina
Brazil
Phone (country code, area code,number)
(+
)
-
E-Mail
Birth date
Month
Day
Year(4digit)
Gender
Male
Female
Other
Starting date
Summer 2017
Winter 2017
Comments/Questions


--- layout: post type: post status: publish tags: - hit - js - page - php - Technical - tweak meta: slider_style: default.css _wpbitly: http://q.bibhas.in/H5Y92I slide_redirect_url: http://bibhas.in/blog/2010/08/get-two-pagehits-for-a-single-link/ _wp_old_slug: "" _edit_last: "1" published: true title: Get two Page hits for a single link. ;) permalink: /blog/49/get-two-pagehits-for-a-single-link/ --- Well, this was an idea from Kuntal Gupta. He asked me to make a redirecting script, so that if you pass any url to that page, it'll redirect to that link surely, but will also give your site a hit. Then i just thought, why not use JS to turn all the hyperlinks to such redirecting links. That way, whenever someone clicks a link on your site, you get an extra hit, irrespective of if the link is outgoing or in your site. :D This is how it works - Make a php file, name it redirect.php and save it in your root so that the location is, say, http://<your_url>/redirect.php and then edit the file and paste this code -
<?php $url=$_REQUEST['url']; header("location: $url"); ?>Save it. Now add this Javascript snippet in your site's header, inside the <head></head> block -
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> function reDirectMe() { var link = document.getElementsByTagName("a"); for (var i=0;i<link.length;i++) { link[i].href = "http://<your_url>/redirect.php?url="+link[i].href; } } window.onload=reDirectMe; </script>Now obviously you'd like to change the <your_url> part to your domain. And thats it. Now reload your site, and you'll see that all your hyperlinks have changed and now passes through the redirect.php file and gives you an extra hit every time you click a link. Enjoy. :D


Let's get started on A2ZWORK, as per your application to the job this is an offer letter on behalf of the client from A2ZWORK. Your application is accepted by the client so we are sending this confirmation mail to notify you
We at A2ZWORK take the trust and safety of our users seriously. We just need you to verify your email address by clicking the button below. This link will expire in 24 hours.
Thanks for your time,
The A2ZWORK Team
If you have any issues confirming your email, we will be happy to help you. You can contact us on rajakabhijeet6@gmail.com.


2019 LA Auto Show: Porsche Taycan — A Living Legend in the Flesh
It seems like all cars in this uber-high-performance luxury car segment are just becoming gigantic, squishy, straight-line bullet trains. They’re all astonishingly quick but lack …
by Nico DeMattiaArguably the most important car to debut at the 2019 LA Auto Show was the new Porsche Taycan 4S. We’ve all see the new Taycan Turbo and Turbo S models, with their blistering, mind-boggling performance. However, both of those cars wear supercar price tags. Which is what makes the Taycan 4S, with its more reasonable (relatively) price tag very interesting.
The new Porsche Taycan 4S might not be as exciting or as brutally fast as the Turbo or Turbo S models but it’s the more important car because it’s the one that’s priced similarly to the 911. So it has a real chance to cannibalize 911 sales, as traditional customers might want to get into something new and interesting.
For $103,800 to start, the Porsche Taycan 4S uses two electric motors, one at each axle, to make a whopping 522 hp. While the Porsche 911 Carrera starts at $97,400 and it only has 379 hp. The 911 takes 4.0 seconds flat to reach 60 mph, while the Taycan 4S takes a scant 3.8 seconds. The electric Porsche also gets a nice back seat and more trunk space. So the Taycan actually looks like the better deal than the famed 911.
In person, the Porsche Taycan is a good looking car. It’s not gorgeous and it’s not going to make your jaw drop. However, it does look cool and it’s undoubtedly a Porsche. It also sports a nice cabin, featuring rich materials and great technology. Even the back seat is nice.
While the Mustang Mach-E is considered by many to be the most important car in LA, as it’s an actual affordable EV with good performance and a healthy range. However, the Porsche Taycan is going to challenge what people think of a proper sports car. Personally, I’ve always wanted to buy a new 911, it’s always been a dream of mine. But if I had the money, I think I’d actually go with the Taycan.


3.0.0
Type: string
A helicorder-like multi-line seismogram display usually covering 24 hours
Extends SeisPlotElement
(Array<SeismogramDisplayData>?)
the data to display
(SeismographConfig?)
(any)
the parent element, usually a div tag
(any)
configuration object
Type: HelicorderConfig
HelicorderConfig
Type: HelicorderConfig
(HelicorderConfig)
(SeismogramSegment)
draws, or redraws, the helicorder.
(SeismogramDisplayData)
(Interval)
SeismogramDisplayData
Calculates the time range covered by each line of the display
(DateTime)
start of display
(number)
seconds covered by each line
(number)
number of lines
Array<HeliTimeRange>
:
Array of HeliTimeRange, one per line
(MouseEvent)
HeliMouseEventType
Type: number
Configuration of the helicorder
Note that setting maxVariation=0 and fixedAmplitudeScale=[0,0] will scale the data to max
Extends SeismographConfig
(Interval)
the time range covered by the helicorder, required
(SeismographConfig)
HelicorderConfig
Time range for a single line of the helicorder, extends Interval to add the line number
default styling for helicorder plots.
Type: string
Type: string
Type: {mouseevent: MouseEvent, time: DateTime, lineNum: number}


analytical DBMS that can run everywhere:
— interactive analytic queries;
— on constantly appended data.
«Double realtime»
The most valuable feature of ClickHouse — it's speed.
2008 — first commits in codebase;
2010 — start of research and development;
2012 — use in production for some tasks;
2014 — use in production as core service technology;
2015 — widespread inside Yandex;
2016 — released in open-source!
Now — more than 1000 companies are using ClickHouse.
2008 — first commits in codebase;
I was a developer of Yandex.Metrica* service.
I had neither ideas or plans about ClickHouse
but some commits are dated back then.
* Yandex — is "russian Google" (and Uber and Amazon also)
* Yandex.Metrica — is "russian Google Analytics"
(№2 for traffic, 10.5% market share)
2008 — first commits in codebase;
2010 — start of research and development;
As an experimental side project.
We have tested multiple existing solutions (as of 2010):
MonetDB, Infobright, InfiniDB...
2008 — first commits in codebase;
2010 — start of research and development;
Nothing was good enough.
Hypothesis:
If we have good enough column-oriented DBMS,
we could store all our data in non-aggregated form
(raw pageviews and sessions) and generate all the reports on the fly,
to allow infinite customization.
This is how "traditional" row-oriented databases work:
And this is how column-oriented databases work:
2008 — first commits in codebase;
2010 — start of research and development;
2012 — use in production for some tasks;
(for intermediate data processing)
2008 — first commits in codebase;
2010 — start of research and development;
2012 — use in production for some data processing tasks;
2014 — use in production as core service technology;
(for realtime reporting)
The hypothesis was proved!
* If you want to try ClickHouse, one server or VM is enough.
2008 — first commits in codebase;
2010 — start of research and development;
2012 — use in production for some tasks;
2014 — use in production as core service technology;
2015 — widespread inside Yandex;
In multiple departments: search, e-commerce, advertisement, personalized news, infrastructure, NOC, business analytics...
2008 — first commits in codebase;
2010 — start of research and development;
2012 — use in production for some tasks;
2014 — use in production as core service technology;
2015 — widespread inside Yandex;
2016 — released in open-source!
2008 — first commits in codebase;
2010 — start of research and development;
2012 — use in production for some tasks;
2014 — use in production as core service technology;
2015 — widespread inside Yandex;
2016 — released in open-source!
Now — more than 1000 companies are using ClickHouse.
Press here please :) ---^
1. Satisfy our needs inside our company (Yandex).
2. Maximum widespread of ClickHouse as open-source product.
Rules of successful open-source:
— the product must solve actual problem;
— and do it better than others.
Our goal:
ClickHouse must be the default choice
as an open-source analytical DBMS
— the first and the only right solution
for appropriate use cases;
— and everyone should be aware of it :)
No time to celebrate.
— VK;
— Uber;
— Cisco;
— nVidia;
— Spotify;
— Mux.com;
— Amadeus;
— Bloomberg;
— CloudFlare;
— ContentSquare;
— Deutsche Bank;
— Citadel Securities;
— N-movie company;
— A-fruit company;
— National Payment System of (undisclosed) country.
ClickHouse
не тормозит
ClickHouse
is not slow*
High level architecture:
— Scale-out shared nothing;
— Massive Parallel Processing;
Data storage optimizations:
— Column-oriented storage;
— Merge Tree;
— Sparse index;
— Data compression;
Algorithmic optimizations:
All good algorithms will end up in ClickHouse!
— Volnitsky substring search
— Hyperscan and RE2
— SIMD JSON
— HDR Histograms
— Roaring Bitmaps
...
Low-level optimizations:
Optimizations for CPU instruction sets
using SIMD processing.
— SIMD text parsing
— SIMD data filtering
— SIMD decompression
— SIMD string operations
...
Specializations of algorithms...
... and attention to detail:
— uniq, uniqExact, uniqCombined, uniqUpTo;
— quantile, quantileTiming, quantileExact, quantileTDigest, quantileWeighted;
— 40+ specializations of GROUP BY;
— algorithms optimize itself for data distribution:
LZ4 decompression with Bayesian Bandits.
Open Source OLAP DBMS: Citus, MonetDB, InfoBright, InfiniDB, Greenplum...
Proprietary OLAP DBMS: Vectorwise, Vertica, kdb+, Teradata, HANA...
Time series DBMS: InfluxDB, TimescaleDB, OpenTSDB...
Log analytics: Splunk, ELK...
Data processing engines: Impala, Presto, SparkSQL, Druid, Drill...
Or: keep calm and use ClickHouse.
HTTP REST
clickhouse-client
JDBC, ODBC
(new) MySQL protocol compatibility
Python, PHP, Perl, Go,
Node.js, Ruby, C++, .NET, Scala, R, Julia, Rust
— better product quality;
— better Yandex representation as tech company;
— for hiring developers more easily;
— motivation of developers;
Drawbacks:
— it's hard work;
— and we're working really a lot;
Web site: https://clickhouse.tech/
Maillist<EMAIL_ADDRESS>YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClickHouseDB
Telegram chat: https://telegram.me/clickhouse_en, clickhouse_ru
GitHub: https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ClickHouseDB
Google groups: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/clickhouse


Support
bacteria
--
it's
the
only
culture
some
people
have!
No
house
should
ever
be
on
any
hill
or
on
anything.
It
should
be
of
the
hill,
belonging
to
it.
--
Frank
Lloyd
Wright
It
will
be
advantageous
to
cross
the
great
stream
...
the
Dragon
is
on
the
wing
in
the
Sky
...
the
Great
Man
rouses
himself
to
his
Work.
He
has
not
acquired
a
fortune;
the
fortune
has
acquired
him.
--
Bion
A
man's
best
friend
is
his
dogma.
"They
know
your
name,
address,
telephone
number,
credit
card
numbers,
who
ELSE
is
driving
the
car
"for
insurance",
...
your
driver's
license
number.
In
the
state
of
Massachusetts,
this
is
the
same
number
as
that
used
for
Social
Security,
unless
you
object
to
such
use.
In
THAT
case,
you
are
ASSIGNED
a
number
and
you
reside
forever
more
on
the
list
of
"weird
people
who
don't
give
out
their
Social
Security
Number
in
Massachusetts."
--
Arthur
Miller
I
had
a
feeling
once
about
mathematics
--
that
I
saw
it
all.
Depth
beyond
depth
was
revealed
to
me
--
the
Byss
and
the
Abyss.
I
saw
--
as
one
might
see
the
transit
of
Venus
or
even
the
Lord
Mayor's
Show
--
a
quantity
passing
through
infinity
and
changing
its
sign
from
plus
to
minus.
I
saw
exactly
why
it
happened
and
why
tergiversation
was
inevitable
--
but
it
was
after
dinner
and
I
let
it
go.
--
Winston
Churchill
2
+
2
=
5-ism:
Caving
in
to
a
target
marketing
strategy
aimed
at
oneself
after
holding
out
for
a
long
period
of
time.

Now
leave
me
alone."
--
Douglas
Coupland,
"Generation
X:
Tales
for
an
Accelerated
Culture"
Can't
act.
Slightly
bald.
Also
dances.
--
RKO
executive,
reacting
to
Fred
Astaire's
screen
test.
Cerf/Navasky,
"The
Experts
Speak"
You
may
worry
about
your
hair-do
today,
but
tomorrow
much
peanut
butter
will
be
sold.
The
Official
MBA
Handbook
on
the
use
of
sunlamps:
Use
a
sunlamp
only
on
weekends.
That
way,
if
the
office
wise
guy
remarks
on
the
sudden
appearance
of
your
tan,
you
can
fabricate
some
story
about
a
sun-stroked
weekend
at
some
island
Shangri-La
like
Caneel
Bay.
Nothing
is
more
transparent
than
leaving
the
office
at
11:45
on
a
Tuesday
night,
only
to
return
an
Aztec
sun
god
at
8:15
the
next
morning.
There
are
many
intelligent
species
in
the
universe,
and
they
all
own
cats.
It's
not
easy,
being
green.
--
Kermit
the
Frog
>
I'm
an
idiot..
At
least
this
[bug]
took
about
5
minutes
to
find..
Disquieting
...
--
Gonzalo
Tornaria
in
response
to
Linus
Torvalds's
Save
yourself
from
the
'Gates'
of
hell,
use
Linux."
--
like
that
one.
--
The_Kind
@
LinuxNet
A
Tale
of
Two
Cities
LITE(tm)
--
by
Charles
Dickens
A
lawyer
who
looks
like
a
French
Nobleman
is
executed
in
his
place.
The
Metamorphosis
LITE(tm)
--
by
Franz
Kafka
A
man
turns
into
a
bug
and
his
family
gets
annoyed.
Lord
of
the
Rings
LITE(tm)
--
by
J.
R.
R.
Tolkien
Some
guys
take
a
long
vacation
to
throw
a
ring
into
a
volcano.
Hamlet
LITE(tm)
--
by
Wm.
Shakespeare
A
college
student
on
vacation
with
family
problems,
a
screwy
girl-friend
and
a
mother
who
won't
act
her
age.

The
Least
Successful
Defrosting
Device
The
all-time
record
here
is
held
by
Mr.
Peter
Rowlands
of
Lancaster
whose
lips
became
frozen
to
his
lock
in
1979
while
blowing
warm
air
on
it.
"I
got
down
on
my
knees
to
breathe
into
the
lock.
Somehow
my
lips
got
stuck
fast."
While
he
was
in
the
posture,
an
old
lady
passed
an
inquired
if
he
was
all
right.
"Alra?
Igmmlptk",
he
replied
at
which
point
she
ran
away.
"I
tried
to
tell
her
what
had
happened,
but
it
came
out
sort
of...
muffled,"
explained
Mr.
Rowlands,
a
pottery
designer.
He
was
trapped
for
twenty
minutes
("I
felt
a
bit
foolish")
until
constant
hot
breathing
brought
freedom.
He
was
subsequently
nicknamed
"Hot
Lips".
--
Stephen
Pile,
"The
Book
of
Heroic
Failures"
It
pays
to
be
obvious,
especially
if
you
have
a
reputation
for
subtlety.
"Nuclear
war
would
really
set
back
cable."
--
Ted
Turner
Absurdity,
n.:
A
statement
or
belief
manifestly
inconsistent
with
one's
own
opinion.
--
Ambrose
Bierce,
"The
Devil's
Dictionary"
After
they
got
rid
of
capital
punishment,
they
had
to
hang
twice
as
many
people
as
before.
Am
I
accompanied
by
a
PARENT
or
GUARDIAN?
Answer
a
fool
according
to
his
folly,
lest
he
be
wise
in
his
own
conceit.
--
Proverbs,
26:5
All
is
fear
in
love
and
war.
Seek
simplicity
--
and
distrust
it.
--
Alfred
North
Whitehead
If
rash
develops,
discontinue
use.
The
more
I
want
to
get
something
done,
the
less
I
call
it
work.
--
Richard
Bach,
"Illusions"
YOW!!
Up
ahead!
It's
a
DONUT
HUT!!
YOW!!
I'm
in
a
very
clever
and
adorable
INSANE
ASYLUM!!
Azh
nazg
durbatal^uk,
azh
nazg
gimbatul,
Azh
nazg
thrakatal^uk
agh
burzum
ishi
krimpatul!
--
J.
R.
R.
Tolkien
...He
who
laughs
does
not
believe
in
what
he
laughs
at,
but
neither
does
he
hate
it.
Therefore,
laughing
at
evil
means
not
preparing
oneself
to
combat
it,
and
laughing
at
good
means
denying
the
power
through
which
good
is
self-propagating.
--
Umberto
Eco,
"The
Name
of
the
Rose"
Read
terms
and
conditions.
Whoever
fights
monsters
should
see
to
it
that
in
the
process
he
does
not
become
a
monster.
And
when
you
look
into
an
abyss,
the
abyss
also
looks
into
you.
--
Friedrich
Nietzsche
Save
gas,
don't
use
the
shell.
"But
officer,
I
was
only
trying
to
gain
enough
speed
so
I
could
coast
to
the
nearest
gas
station."

Any
program
which
runs
right
is
obsolete.
"Here's
something
to
think
about:
How
come
you
never
see
a
headline
like
`Psychic
Wins
Lottery'?"
--
Jay
Leno
Friction
is
a
drag.
If
at
first
you
do
succeed,
try
to
hide
your
astonishment.
Those
who
have
had
no
share
in
the
good
fortunes
of
the
mighty
Often
have
a
share
in
their
misfortunes.
--
Bertolt
Brecht,
"The
Caucasian
Chalk
Circle"
You
know
how
to
win
a
victory,
Hannibal,
but
not
how
to
use
it.
--
Maharbal
After
all
is
said
and
done,
a
hell
of
a
lot
more
is
said
than
done.
I
loved
her
with
a
love
thirsty
and
desperate.
I
felt
that
we
two
might
commit
some
act
so
atrocious
that
the
world,
seeing
us,
would
find
it
irresistible.
--
Gene
Wolfe,
"The
Shadow
of
the
Torturer"
Democracy
becomes
a
government
of
bullies,
tempered
by
editors.
--
Ralph
Waldo
Emerson
I
am
a
friend
of
the
working
man,
and
I
would
rather
be
his
friend
than
be
one.
--
Clarence
Darrow
Wherever
you
go...There
you
are.
--
Buckaroo
Banzai
Scientists
still
know
less
about
what
attracts
men
than
they
do
about
what
attracts
mosquitoes.
--
Dr.
Joyce
Brothers,
"What
Every
Woman
Should
Know
About
Men"
"I
gained
nothing
at
all
from
Supreme
Enlightenment,
and
for
that
very
reason
it
is
called
Supreme
Enlightenment."
--
Gotama
Buddha
Marxist
Law
of
Distribution
of
Wealth:
Shortages
will
be
divided
equally
among
the
peasants.
Rebellion
lay
in
his
way,
and
he
found
it.
--
William
Shakespeare,
"Henry
IV"
NANCY!!
Why
is
everything
RED?!
10.0
times
0.1
is
hardly
ever
1.0.
Motorized
vehicles
only.
Of
course,
this
being
Perl,
we
could
always
take
both
approaches.
:-)
--
Larry
Wall
in
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Finagle's
Eighth
Law:
If
an
experiment
works,
something
has
gone
wrong.
Finagle's
Ninth
Law:
No
matter
what
results
are
expected,
someone
is
always
willing
to
fake
it.
Finagle's
Tenth
Law:
No
matter
what
the
result
someone
is
always
eager
to
misinterpret
it.
Finagle's
Eleventh
Law:
No
matter
what
occurs,
someone
believes
it
happened
according
to
his
pet
theory.
Political
T.V.
commercials
prove
one
thing:
some
candidates
can
tell
all
their
good
points
and
qualifications
in
just
30
seconds.
The
farther
you
go,
the
less
you
know.
--
Lao
Tsu,
"Tao
Te
Ching"
My
theology,
briefly,
is
that
the
universe
was
dictated
but
not
signed.
--
Christopher
Morley
You
can
bring
any
calculator
you
like
to
the
midterm,
as
long
as
it
doesn't
dim
the
lights
when
you
turn
it
on.
--
Hepler,
Systems
Design
182
In
Riemann,
Hilbert
or
in
Banach
space
Let
superscripts
and
subscripts
go
their
ways.
Our
asymptotes
no
longer
out
of
phase,
We
shall
encounter,
counting,
face
to
face.
--
Stanislaw
Lem,
"Cyberiad"
Zhizn'
prozhit'--ne
pole
pereiti.
[Life's
a
bitch.]
[Well,
okay.
lit.,
to
live
through
life
is
not
as
simple
as
crossing
a
field.
Happy
now?]

--
Jesus,
"Gnostic
Gospels"
(Elaine
Pagel)
Question:
Is
it
better
to
abide
by
the
rules
until
they're
changed
or
help
speed
the
change
by
breaking
them?
The
solution
of
problems
is
the
most
characteristic
and
peculiar
sort
of
voluntary
thinking.
--
William
James
The
UNIX
philosophy
basically
involves
giving
you
enough
rope
to
hang
yourself.
And
then
a
couple
of
feet
more,
just
to
be
sure.
After
all,
all
he
did
was
string
together
a
lot
of
old,
well-known
quotations.
--
H.
L.
Mencken,
on
Shakespeare
Inside,
I'm
already
SOBBING!

World
tensions
have,
if
anything,
increased
in
the
quarter
century
since
H.
G.
Wells
uttered
his
glum
warning:
"There
is
no
more
evil
thing
on
earth
than
race
prejudice,
none
at
all.

It
justifies
and
holds
together
more
baseness,
cruelty
and
abomination
than
any
other
sort
of
error
in
the
world."
--
Sydney
Harris
Sometimes,
when
I
think
of
what
that
girl
means
to
me,
it's
all
I
can
do
to
keep
from
telling
her.
--
Andy
Capp
The
trouble
is,
there
is
an
endless
supply
of
White
Men,
but
there
has
always
been
a
limited
number
of
Human
Beings.
--
Little
Big
Man
There's
nothing
in
the
middle
of
the
road
but
yellow
stripes
and
dead
armadillos.
--
Jim
Hightower,
Texas
Agricultural
Commissioner
"There
was
a
vague,
unpleasant
manginess
about
his
appearence;
he
somehow
seemed
dirty,
though
a
close
glance
showed
him
as
carefully
shaven
as
an
actor,
and
clad
in
immaculate
linen."
--
H.
L.
Mencken,
on
the
death
of
William
Jennings
Bryan
Murder
is
always
a
mistake
--
one
should
never
do
anything
one
cannot
talk
about
after
dinner.
--
Oscar
Wilde,
"The
Picture
of
Dorian
Gray"
Money
can't
buy
happiness,
but
it
can
make
you
awfully
comfortable
while
you're
being
miserable.
--
C.
B.
Luce
Boy!
Eucalyptus!
Penn's
aunts
made
great
apple
pies
at
low
prices.
No
one
else
in
town
could
compete
with
the
pie
rates
of
Penn's
aunts.
Never
do
today
what
you
can
put
off
until
tomorrow.
"It
doesn't
much
signify
whom
one
marries
for
one
is
sure
to
find
out
next
morning
it
was
someone
else."
--
Rogers
Persistence
in
one
opinion
has
never
been
considered
a
merit
in
political
leaders.
--
Marcus
Tullius
Cicero,
"Ad
familiares",
1st
century
BC
No
animal
should
ever
jump
on
the
dining
room
furniture
unless
absolutely
certain
he
can
hold
his
own
in
conversation.
--
Fran
Lebowitz
osteopornosis:
A
degenerate
disease.
BARRY
...
That
was
the
most
HEART-WARMING
rendition
of
"I
DID
IT
MY
WAY"
I've
ever
heard!!
party,
n.:
A
gathering
where
you
meet
people
who
drink
so
much
you
can't
even
remember
their
names.
"They
ought
to
make
butt-flavored
cat
food."
--Gallagher
poverty,
n.:
An
unfortunate
state
that
persists
as
long
as
anyone
lacks
anything
he
would
like
to
have.
Walters'
Rule:
All
airline
flights
depart
from
the
gates
most
distant
from
the
center
of
the
terminal.
Nobody
ever
had
a
reservation
on
a
plane
that
left
Gate
1.
"His
eyes
were
cold.
As
cold
as
the
bitter
winter
snow
that
was
falling
outside.
Yes,
cold
and
therefore
difficult
to
chew..."
A
statistician,
who
refused
to
fly
after
reading
of
the
alarmingly
high
probability
that
there
will
be
a
bomb
on
any
given
plane,
realized
that
the
probability
of
there
being
two
bombs
on
any
given
flight
is
very
low.
Now,
whenever
he
flies,
he
carries
a
bomb
with
him.
With
all
the
fancy
scientists
in
the
world,
why
can't
they
just
once
build
a
nuclear
balm?
Lockwood's
Long
Shot:
The
chances
of
getting
eaten
up
by
a
lion
on
Main
Street
aren't
one
in
a
million,
but
once
would
be
enough.
Topologists
are
just
plane
folks.
Pilots
are
just
plane
folks.
Carpenters
are
just
plane
folks.
Midwest
farmers
are
just
plain
folks.
Musicians
are
just
playin'
folks.
Whodunit
readers
are
just
Spillane
folks.
Some
Londoners
are
just
P.
Lane
folks.
A
woman
without
a
man
is
like
a
fish
without
a
bicycle.
--
Gloria
Steinem
The
man
who
runs
may
fight
again.
--
Menander
The
man
who
sets
out
to
carry
a
cat
by
its
tail
learns
something
that
will
always
be
useful
and
which
never
will
grow
dim
or
doubtful.
--
Mark
Twain
Marriage
is
based
on
the
theory
that
when
a
man
discovers
a
brand
of
beer
exactly
to
his
taste
he
should
at
once
throw
up
his
job
and
go
to
work
in
the
brewery.
--
George
Jean
Nathan


WITNESS LIST Local Government Ways & Means Committee May 2, 2006-9:00A Interim Charge #1 On: Breivogel, Buddy (Comptroller of Public Accounts) Carroll, Bill (Self and Williamson Central Appraisal District) Cory, Art (Self) Graeber, Kenneth (Self) Marshall, John (Tarrant Appraisal District) Nolan, Ken (Dallas Central Appraisal District) Petree, Richard (Taylor Central Appraisal District) Robinson, Jim (Self and Texas Association of Appraisal Districts) Sloan, Troy (Self and Texas Association of Appraisal Districts & Stephens County Appraisal District) Winn, Gerald "Buddy" (Self)


When I conduct workshops with teachers, I always make sure we engage in a non-routine math tasks that (hopefully) force teachers to think in new ways as mathematical problem-solvers.
The most common question I at the end of the workshop is, “Where do you find these great math problems?”
I can send them to Dan Meyer’s Three-Act tasks, Fawn Nguyen’s Visual Patterns, Christopher Danielson’s Which One Doesn’t Belong, or Robert Kaplinsky’s Open Middle. They are all great resources and there are so many more! (BTW - Shout out to the online math teacher community #mtbos. They are doing amazing work!)
But what’s been nagging at me is the underlying notion that better problems are the solution to what’s wrong with math class.
That’s just not true.
Great tasks are NOT the solution.
Great teaching practices are the solution!
Rich math tasks are just one (important) ingredient in a complete recipe. I guess as a math person I should say that good tasks are necessary but not sufficient.
I great teacher can turn a bad tasks into a good experience and a bad teachers can turn a great task into a poor experience.
Apparently Dan’s been wondering the same thing. His example: Why does a task like Barbie Bungie which virtually every teacher seems to love sometimes fail?
In typical Dan Meyer fashion he walks you right through the salient points.
There are my key takeaways that put a fine point on many things I had been thinking.
A good task has elements that are routine as well as elements that are non-routine. It’s the non-routine work that is often the most interesting and engaging. The non-routine can include making sense of the problem, collecting data or useful information, estimating possible answers, trying something and making mistakes along the way.
At some point you may need to recall (or look up) basic facts or do a computation, use a calculator. These are examples of routine work. They are necessary, but typically don’t result in much engagement.
BTW - As you might guess, jobs that require routine physical or mental work are slowly being automated out of the economy. Should we be doing a better job preparing kids for non-routine work?
When possible, tasks should be co-constructed by the teacher AND the students. When students have an active voice in the process, engagement increases immensely.
One good way to do this is to present an scenario and withhold the question. Let students get immersed in the scenario and come up with their own questions. Document those questions and choose one to explore. Now your lesson is co-constructed.
Dan posits that in the best mathematical experiences teachers ask questions from the “full stack” of questions.
Here’s his full stack:
I might label these a little differently, but this seems like a good list.
What happens when you try and script the lesson? Can you make Barbie Bungie into a worksheet?
Here’s the problem if you make a worksheet for students, it’s easy to fall into the trap of providing too much information.
If you purposefully left out some key information during the launch of the task. How are you going to provide that information on a worksheet? Students can just look ahead and find the information right there which ruins the inquiry process.
Did you put a graph on the worksheet for students to fill out? If so, you’ve turned the non-routine into the routine of plotting points. Who decided which variables are assigned to each axis?
The key point is that organic class discussions and struggle are too valuable to ignore. Scripting the process on a worksheet can easily take the non-routine and turn into routine work that spoils a lot of the fun.


You’re gonna love the benefits of the
NTO Community!
Connect with other outdoor entusiasts, like you.
Earn myNTO points and track your rewards.
Join adventures, ask questions and get support.


Rabbit Hole
A volumetric terrain engine for three.js. This engine has been created in the context of a Master's degree project at the University of Applied Sciences Brandenburg in cooperation with the Norwegian University of Technology and Science.
Volume Editor ∴ API Reference ∴ Master's Thesis
Installation
npm install rabbit-hole
Usage
Please refer to the usage example of three.js for information about how to setup the renderer, scene and camera.
Basics
import { Terrain } from "rabbit-hole";
const terrain = new Terrain();
scene.add(terrain.object);
(function render() {
requestAnimationFrame(render);
terrain.update(camera);
renderer.render(scene, camera);
}());
Constructive Solid Geometry
import { Sphere, Box, Torus } from "rabbit-hole";
const a = new Torus(...);
const b = new Sphere(...);
const c = new Box(...);
terrain.union(a);
terrain.subtract(b.intersect(c).subtract(a));
terrain.intersect(c.subtract(a.union(b)));
Features
- Multithreading
- Level of Detail
- Tri-Planar Texture Mapping
- Real-time volume construction and destruction
Contributing
Maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code.


Use packed operations
Use packed array ops
Use half float and WebGL 1.0
Show background as cyan
20 average: ...


My name is Georgia Barnes and I am a Columbus-based software developer interested in graphic design, front-end development and UX/UI design. Need a beautiful & functional website?
Let me help you.
HTML. CSS. JavaScript. JQuery. Bootstrap. Java. SQL.
Photoshop. Illustrator.
Premier. After Effects.


001/* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more 003 * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with 004 * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. 005 * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 006 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with 007 * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 008 * 009 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 010 * 011 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 012 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 013 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 014 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 015 * limitations under the License. 016 */ 017 018package org.apache.commons.beanutils; 019 020import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException; 021 022/** 023 *
Implementation of DynaBean that wraps a standard JavaBean 024 * instance, so that DynaBean APIs can be used to access its properties, 025 * though this implementation allows type conversion to occur when properties are set. 026 * This means that (say) Strings can be passed in as values in setter methods and 027 * this DynaBean will convert them to the correct primitive data types.
 028 * 029 *
IMPLEMENTATION NOTE - This implementation does not 030 * support the contains() and remove() methods.
 031 * 032 * @version $Id$ 033 */ 034 035public class ConvertingWrapDynaBean extends WrapDynaBean { 036 037 038 039 /** 040 * Construct a new DynaBean associated with the specified 041 * JavaBean instance. 042 * 043 * @param instance JavaBean instance to be wrapped 044 */ 045 public ConvertingWrapDynaBean(final Object instance) { 046 047 super(instance); 048 049 } 050 051 052 /** 053 * Set the value of the property with the specified name 054 * performing any type conversions if necessary. So this method 055 * can accept String values for primitive numeric data types for example. 056 * 057 * @param name Name of the property whose value is to be set 058 * @param value Value to which this property is to be set 059 * 060 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if there are any problems 061 * copying the property. 062 */ 063 @Override 064 public void set(final String name, final Object value) { 065 066 try { 067 BeanUtils.copyProperty(instance, name, value); 068 } catch (final InvocationTargetException ite) { 069 final Throwable cause = ite.getTargetException(); 070 throw new IllegalArgumentException 071 ("Error setting property '" + name + 072 "' nested exception - " + cause); 073 } catch (final Throwable t) { 074 final IllegalArgumentException iae = new IllegalArgumentException 075 ("Error setting property '" + name + 076 "', exception - " + t); 077 BeanUtils.initCause(iae, t); 078 throw iae; 079 } 080 081 } 082}


Issue 55
Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly! Haskell is a purely functional programming language that focuses on robustness, concision, and correctness. This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community.
-
The GHC team is very pleased to announce the second candidate of the 8.2.1 release of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler. Source and binary distributions are available. This is the second of what will likely be either two or three release candidates leading up the final 8.2.1 release.
-
Testing GHC release candidates with Stack
Using the new compiler or interpreter directly is easy enough, but what about building an entire project? How can a Haskell developer test their code with the latest release candidate? I’m going to show you how to use Stack to do just that.
-
The Haskell Cabal and cross compilation
Over the last few days we set up the Raspberry Pi, built the Raspbian SDK and the Haskell cross compiler. Today we will look at what Cabal is, and how to use it for cross compilation.
zw3rk also published their cross compilation survey results recently.
-
It turned out that a misplaced INLINE pragma was causing a lot of simplification work to be duplicated. Removing the pragma allowed the compiler to operate faster whilst producing the same code.
-
Haskell Bits #5: Easily working with JSON
JSON is ubiquitous nowadays, perhaps most importantly for web APIs. We’ll probably need to interact with (or build) one of those at some point, so we must be able to handle JSON in Haskell, right? Yep — also it’s pretty easy. Let’s talk about it!
-
On type class instance selection
Many Haskellers have bad memories of failed attempts to use type classes successfully. My hope is by demystifying how type class instance selection works, we can avoid undue anguish.
-
But do spread the word about monoids. They are, quite literally, everywhere — whether you take advantage of their useful properties or not. Obviously, you should.
-
There are, in total, five different types representing strings in Haskell. In this article we’ll go over these five different types. We’ll examine their different use cases, and observe how to convert between them.
Package of the week
This week’s package of the week is wreq, an HTTP client library that’s easy to use.


I read this http://www.avaje.org/topic-4.html about Secondary Table, then I try write my Entity code like:
@Column(table="editions")
private String title;
But has received an error:
javax.persistence.PersistenceException: Query threw SQLException:ERROR: missing FROM-clause entry for table "a0"
??????????????: 122 Query was:
select a.id as c0, a.edition as c1, a.member as c2, a.enabled as c3, a.metadata as c4, a.created as c5, a.updated as c6, a0.title as c7
from accounts a
where a.enabled = ? and a.member = ?
order by a.title desc, a.created desc
Where I was mistaken?


I am a Full Stack Java developer with working experience in Java, and JavaScript frameworks. Worked in many areas such as financial services, healthcare and social network applications. I am skillful in Spring, React, Angular, Microservices and AWS following agile methodology in a cross functional team.
I am also good at working as a team player. Sharing workload, knowledge and maintaining proper scheduling to meet the deadline is one of the few qualities that I developed during my past experiences. Also I enjoy working and communicating with overseas team members.
View ResumeDesigned and developed a social media web application with key features such as sign up, sign in, post, like, comment, search, follow a user, and get a notification about a new post from followings. The applicaion features were based on Twitter and Facebook.
Developed an e-commerce website with features to add products to cart, make payment with PayPal integration and an Admin panel to add more products and update the website. The application features were based on Amazon.
Designed and developed an online project management tool which provides user with project managemnt and task tracking. The application features were based on Trello and Asana.


About
Brian is a Washington, DC-based data scientist originally from North Carolina. He likes politics, startups, and advanced baseball statistics.
Toolkit
Technologies
Python, STATA, PostgreSQL, mySQL, UNIX, AWS, Google Cloud, Flask, Bootstrap, JavaScript, React.js, Node.js, Neo4j
Machine Learning Libraries
Pandas, NumPy, Statsmodels, SciKit-Learn, Scipy, urllib, BeautifulSoup, selenium, NLTK, Gensim, PyMC, TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch
Polling
Survey sampling methodology, A/B testing, Catalist, SSI, VAN
Presentation & Visualization
Tableau, Powerpoint, Matplotlib, Seaborn, mplD3, pySAL, geoPandas, Plotly Dash, HTML, CSS
Experience
U.Group
Arlington, VA
Technical consulting and design firm working with DoD and corporate clients
Data Scientist November 2018 - present
- Led development of data pipeline for military intelligence product prototype to ingest, transform, and build relationships in a graph database. Wrote machine learning and heuristic algorithms to draw insights from the data and pass them to front-end developers using a custom API.
- Deployed prototype pipeline as microservices architecture using Docker on a client-owned AWS instance.
Excella Consulting
Arlington, VA
Agile technology and consulting firm working in corporate and government sectors
Data Scientist August 2017 - November 2018
- Analyzed changes to the loyalty program of a large hospitality corporation, making recommendations based on a simulation model programmed in Python, working cross-functionally with finance, loyalty, and marketing teams.
- Maintained and updated simulation programming, cutting model run time by 70% while reducing errors by 90%.
- Developed reporting and quality assurance mechanisms to delivery impact to financial and loyalty stakeholders.
- Built application layer using Reactjs, MongoDB, and Flask to serve dashboard that uses deep learning to identify fraud in OIG audits.
General Assembly
Washington, DC
Full-time 12-week immersive program that develops statistical, programming, and data communication skills.
Data Science Immersive March - May 2017
- Capstone project culminated in unsupervised natural language processing analysis of 750,000 complaints to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. A classification algorithm correctly identified which of 17 products a consumer’s unstructured text referred to 77% of the time.
- Other projects included a clustering analysis of higher education spending, webscraping salary classification, random forest feature importance assessment of income tax returns on county-level voting patterns in the 2016 election.
NC Coordinated Campaign
Mooresville, NC
Part of DNC effort to elect Hillary Clinton president and other Democrats to federal and statewide offices.
Regional Get Out the Vote Director October – November 2016
- Provided tactical and logistical support for GOTV operations
Kaiser Associates
Washington, DC
Kaiser Associates is a boutique strategy consulting firm for Fortune 500 companies in the healthcare, technology, and consumer goods sectors.
Consultant, Business Strategy & Operations November 2014 – October 2016
- Developed market assessments for products and services across industries through primary and secondary research, including: health economics analysis for $300 million medical device market, market entry for a new product category for a consumer goods company, and assessment of a firm’s value proposition for a private equity valuation and acquisition strategy.
- Presented market data on industry standards for operational benchmarks to senior leadership in the healthcare, technology, and consumer goods spaces.
The Advisory Board Company
Washington, DC
The Education Advisory Board division provides strategic research and technology to university executives through qualitative research.
Analyst, Strategic Higher Education Research October 2013 – October 2014
Research Associate, Custom Higher Education Research January – October 2013
- Produced original best practice research regarding student retention and graduation for at-risk students, conducting interviews with more than 150 university executives.
- Provided real-time data analysis of organizational trends to more than 120 university partners.
- Authored more than 30 original research reports as recommendations for institutional stakeholders on higher education issues from budget models to minority recruitment and retention.
- Conducted market opportunity analyses to inform program choices for 20+ colleges and universities.
Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research
Washington, DC
Global strategic consultancy and political polling firm serving campaigns, non-profits and corporations.
Project Associate, Domestic Political Consulting Division January – December 2012
Research Associate, Operations Management Group September 2010 – December 2011
- Analyzed polling data and drafted messaging strategies for top-tier political candidates, issue campaigns, and campaign committees, contributing language and analyzing data for more than 20 political races in 2012.
- Managed project execution and methodology, negotiated budget expenditures of more than $1 million in qualitative and quantitative research at a net profit of at least $250,000 in 2011.
- Developed innovative sampling methodology for mobile phones, web panels and traditional landlines, improving response rates by 25% among targeted demographics.
Education
General Assembly
Data Science Immersive March – May 2017
- Full-time 12-week immersive course in the full life cycle of being a data scientist: from data ingestion, scraping, cleaning, mining to modeling (KNN, decision trees, ensembling, regression, forecasting, neural networks, clustering, Bayesian inference, etc) to deployment (AWS).
- Statistical programming taught in Python; libraries included: Pandas, NumPy, Statsmodels, SciKit-Learn, BeautifulSoup, NLTK, Gensim, PyMC
- Other programming tools included: PostgreSQL, mySQL
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
B.A. Economics, Political Science, Minor in Creative Writing May 2010
- Certificate in Business Journalism, Minor in Creative Writing
- Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg; Freiburg, Germany (August – December 2008)
Volunteer & Open Source Activity
- Sanctuary Sheriffs: leading ongoing project to assess law enforcement responsiveness to ICE deportation requests for every local jurisdiction in the United States.
- Daily Kos Presidential vote-by-LD project: contributor to an ongoing effort to map the US presidential vote to each legislative district in the country.


About Me
My name is Yumna Akhtar and I am a full stack developer. I am comfortable with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Node, MySQL, and many more. I enjoy exploring and learning about new technologies as they usually provide various solutions to specific problems. I work well on my own as well as in a group setting.
In my spare time I like being outdoors hiking, biking, swimming, and running. I am quite active and enjoy great adventures from skydiving to snorkeling. I also do henna tattoos as a hobby.


A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY (Paramount) Starring: Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, Molly Shannon, Richard Grieco, Dan Hedaya. Screenplay: Will Ferrell & Chris Kattan and Steve Koren. Producers: Amy Heckerling and Lorne Michaels. Director: John Fortenberry. MPAA Rating: PG-13 (sexual situations, adult themes, profanity) Running Time: 83 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
As evidence of my exodus from the Land of Hip, I offer the confession that it's been about three years since I've seen an episode of "Saturday Night Live." I gave up on producer Lorne Michaels 'round about the time he was turning "SNL" sketches into hideous excuses for feature films, from THE CONEHEADS (shudder) to STUART SAVES HIS FAMILY (shudder shudder) to IT'S PAT (full grand mal seizure). The show that used to be cutting edge had turned into a pop culture butter knife: dull and pointless.
If A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY is any indication, I haven't missed much from "SNL" other than an attempt to recapture past glory by regurgitating old premises. Steve (Will Ferrell) and Doug Butabi (Chris Kattan), the socially intept, utterly oblivious night-clubbing L.A. siblings whose attempts to "score" from one of the film's plot lines, are pretty familiar creations. The Butabis are basically a post-disco gloss on the Czechoslovakian brothers played by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin twenty years ago, they of the wide-open shirt collars and "wild and crazy guys" finger-pointing. Only the lingo appears to have changed.
I'm not suggesting that a film based on the Czechoslovakian brothers necessarily would have been funnier than this one. It's almost axiomatic at this point that trying to turn a five minute sketch into a full-length feature is a very, very bad idea (particularly when those five minute sketches are only funny for the first two). The fact is, it's briefly amusing watching the Butabis' synchronized head-swaying to the beat, or listening to them spew out decrepit pick-up lines. But the rest of A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY demonstrates exactly what kills sketch-to-feature concepts: once the sketch material is exhausted, you've got to humanize characters that are much funnier as broad caricatures. Doug and Steve, even though they still live at home with their parents (Dan Hedaya and Loni Anderson), are really guys with a dream to create their own nightclub with the help of Roxbury owner Mr. Zadir (an uncredited Chazz Palminteri). Do you think the Czechoslovakian brothers would be hysterical as earnest immigrants who decide to clean up their act and improve their English skills?
When A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY isn't just plain boring, it's actually kinda sad. In case the taut visage of Loni Anderson wasn't frightening enough, the film wheels out Richard Grieco as himself, doughy and mascara-covered. The idea that Grieco still carries enough clout to get our loser protagonists into the ultra-exclusive Roxbury is one of the film's best jokes; Dana Carvey would have dismissed him in an old "SNL" sketch with an admonition to "wait at the bar." It's nearly as sad watching other "SNL" cast members (Molly Shannon, Colin Quinn, Mark McKinney) turn up as though they were in need of Lorne Michaels' charity. And it's saddest of all being a member of the audience watching the script scramble in search of a concept on which to hang something vaguely humorous, and watching director John Fortenberry's clunky comic pacing.
Ultimately, there are about five decent laughs and another handful of chuckles in A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY, and I was counting those in the stony audience around me, not my own. I'll give Ferrell and Kattan credit for a clever combo-poke at SAY ANYTHING... and THE GRADUATE, and I'll give major credit to the music supervisor for coming up with great song cues for a number of scenes.  Looks like I could pick up right where I left off.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 Rox-burieds: 3.
Visit Scott Renshaw's MoviePage http://www.inconnect.com/~renshaw/ *** Subscribe to receive new reviews directly by email! See the MoviePage for details, or reply to this message with subject line "Subscribe".
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


| Class and Description |
|---|
| Injector
A facade to the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BeforeScopeEnd
An annotation used by objects that want to receive scope ending events from the DI
registry.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BeforeScopeEnd
An annotation used by objects that want to receive scope ending events from the DI
registry.
|
| Inject |
| Provider
A DI object factory interface.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BeforeScopeEnd
An annotation used by objects that want to receive scope ending events from the DI
registry.
|
| Binder
An object passed to a
Module by the DI container during initialization, that
provides the API for the module to bind its services to the container. |
| Inject |
| Injector
A facade to the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Module
Represents a unit of configuration of the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Binder
An object passed to a
Module by the DI container during initialization, that
provides the API for the module to bind its services to the container. |
| Inject |
| Injector
A facade to the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Module
Represents a unit of configuration of the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Provider
A DI object factory interface.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Binder
An object passed to a
Module by the DI container during initialization, that
provides the API for the module to bind its services to the container. |
| Module
Represents a unit of configuration of the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| BeforeScopeEnd
An annotation used by objects that want to receive scope ending events from the DI
registry.
|
| Binder
An object passed to a
Module by the DI container during initialization, that
provides the API for the module to bind its services to the container. |
| Inject |
| Injector
A facade to the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Module
Represents a unit of configuration of the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Provider
A DI object factory interface.
|
| ScopeEventListener
This interface duplicates default reflection based mechanism for receiving DI events.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Binder
An object passed to a
Module by the DI container during initialization, that
provides the API for the module to bind its services to the container. |
| Module
Represents a unit of configuration of the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ScopeEventListener
This interface duplicates default reflection based mechanism for receiving DI events.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Inject |
| Provider
A DI object factory interface.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Binder
An object passed to a
Module by the DI container during initialization, that
provides the API for the module to bind its services to the container. |
| BindingBuilder
A binding builder that helps with fluent binding creation.
|
| Injector
A facade to the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Key
An object that encapsulates a key used to store and lookup DI bindings.
|
| ListBuilder
A binding builder for list configurations.
|
| MapBuilder
A binding builder for map configurations.
|
| Module
Represents a unit of configuration of the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Provider
A DI object factory interface.
|
| Scope
Defines the scope of the instances created by the DI container.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdhocObjectFactory
Creates objects for user-provided String class names, injecting dependencies into them.
|
| Inject |
| Injector
A facade to the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Key
An object that encapsulates a key used to store and lookup DI bindings.
|
| Module
Represents a unit of configuration of the Cayenne DI container.
|
| Provider
A DI object factory interface.
|
| Scope
Defines the scope of the instances created by the DI container.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BeforeScopeEnd
An annotation used by objects that want to receive scope ending events from the DI
registry.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Inject |
Copyright © 2001–2014 Apache Cayenne. All rights reserved.


WOMEN COLLECTION
Compellingly actualize fully researched processes before proactive outsourcing. Progressively syndicate collaborative architectures before cutting-edge services. Completely visualize parallel core competencies rather than exceptional portals.
MATERIAL: COTTON
DESIGNER: BINBURHAN
$561
CHOOSE COLOR
CHOOSE SIZE
QUANTITY
FOR OUR NEWLETTER AND PROMOTION
Bin Burhan
Dhaka, Bd


Begs
1 Abstract
Using QR codes or a similar approach, propose an interactive application to be deployed on a smart device (tablet, mobile phone, watch, fridge, TV, vehicle, etc. – at least 3 of them) able to recommend best products – considering quality, price, various restrictions,... – for a set of desired goodies, including several information of interest: characteristics, price, geographic availability, risk factors, etc. The application will also recommend products/services on the basis of the user's social graph (his/her "friends" on a social network).
2 Motivation
Rate of obesity grew three times since 1975 till today, diabetes are on the rise globally.
Absence of a technological mean from which the population can take care of their eating habits.
Providing diversity in a monopolized market.
3 Product
Begs is a platform that gives users suggestions about food and eating habits.
The purpose of the application is to recommend to users the most advantageous products according to the selected criteria, their restrictions (may restrict a manufacturer, ingredients inside the product and if they are necessarily valid in their geographical area).
Each user can make a profile, with different food preferences and restrictions or preferences (such as preferring whole grain products compared to other cereals). Among the restrictions may be a certain ingredient in products, may restrict or prefer a particular producer, may specify which type of producer he wants (only locally, bio, SME, supermarket).
This app tries to recommend users the healthiest products and give them the ability to give a product rating or add comments to inform other people about different aspects of the product. Users can also distribute content to social media platforms.
Manufacturers have a virtual marketplace where they can sell their products and have a list of promotional campaigns. Each manufacturer also has a score that users can give for several aspects: how organic the ingredients are used, how good the service is, the local validity, the delivery time. Manufacturers will also be provided with individual store analysis solutions to optimize their content based on previous results.
Users can scan products using QR code, barcode, or search by product name, either to search for them in the app or to add them (if they have not been added already ).
Begs aggregates data from multiple online stores to find users at discounted prices.
The app can be used with a smart fridge to mark what products are needed with your tablet or phone when they are shopping or with a watch to see the shopping list easier.
The application gives bio, local and SME manufacturers the opportunity to list their products for users to be informed about them.
The app suggests certain products using the activity of friends using social media.
4 Features
The app wishes to provide the following features for consumers:
- Aggregates data from multiple online stores to find users at discounted prices.
- A single search looks for the inventory of all Begs affiliated stores.
- They can filter by very specific criteria (e.g., the ingredients do not contain peanuts because they are allergic)
The app wishes to provide the following features for sellers:
- I can record on the Begs platform, which helps people discover my business
- They can reach a larger audience in other geographic areas
- I can sell online without having to build an online store (just by registering the products in Begs)
- I get analyzes based on the performance of my page (conversion rate,% clicks on my campaigns, etc.)
Features that will be added in the future as growth potential:
- I buy from multiple stores in one place and the company delivers them.
- Using application usage data, we can enter various markets to provide a service: home delivery, products, and more. We will know where to send the merchandise and what type, what buyers in zone X prefer and we can help small producers make certain decisions, analytics.
- Crawler social networks to identify food trends.
- Connect to various fitness apps that retrieve data from Google Fit and suggest the user whether he needs hydration, carbohydrates, or recommends a diet specific to the training types followed.
- A close relationship with nutritionists, who may in turn be enrolled in the application and provide eating plans
- A virtual reward system for rewarding users for their loyalty (for example, Food Diversity Badge ~ 100 products of different categories)
- The "Boost IMM" program → every week we expose one manufacturer at the beginning and why we chose it, which good products it has to increase awareness among all customers as a free ad.
- "Bestseller" program → every month we choose the best seller based on the quality of the products checked using user reviews.
5 Sustainability model
Affiliate Programs and we get the Commission
Paid ads (sponsored results, like on Google), but also standard app ads.
Data to take course of our future ideas.
6 Brand
6.1 Brand
Begs aims to follow the following principles in order to build a sustainable brand
- Color the choice of a good color palette is very important in branding. Color isn’t just aesthetics, it stimulates various emotions and carries with it subconscious associations to various things and characteristics.
- Character many people in commercialized societies use products and brands to define themselves, so shape brand’s character towards something which audience will like to associate themselves with.
- Emotion uses vibrant colors and beautiful imagery to create a rich and exciting brand
- Consistency throughout design is based on the choices we made earlier in selecting the right personality for the brand and evoking the appropriate emotions. Keep consistent colors, visuals and printing in full to ensure that the site projects a uniform image.
- Uniqueness through the proposed design, we will offer unique product creation, which will be remembered among users and will be easier to remember in their minds
6.2 Identity
In order to build and define the identity of our application we have set a representative color that will remain in the minds of the users. Starting from the green color, we chose the Complementary pattern and we began to define the representative colors of the application.
To achieve this goal we used the colorizer.org application that suggests the color palette of each design pattern
We chose the colors using the complementary method, thus, the colors as as follows
- Background: (242,254,217) and complementary being: (229,217,254)
- Buttons: (177,227,77) and complementary being: (127,77,227)
- Border: (140,59,59) and complementary being: (59,140,140)
- Text: (0,0,0) and complementary being: (0,0,0)
The font was chosen using the 3:4 method, thus we have the following dimensions 9px <- 12px (small) <- 16px (p) -> 21px (h2) -> 28px (h1) -> 42px and the font is Sans Serif.
6.3 Logo
The representative logo for our application is built from a suggestive icon that signifies the shopping
cart, followed by the name of the application
In order to find the most suitable representative logo, we have gone through 5 main steps.
- The first step was to find a simple and suggestive design for the application.
- To be memorable, we chose a main image, a shopping cart that is easy to remember in mind by customers. We chose a green color palette because it suggests health, energy and care for nature
- In order to respect the principle of timeless we chose a common icon, the shopping cart, which is marked by a smile
- From the point of view of versatility, this logo will be assigned to the phone, refrigerator and smartwatch
- The aforementioned principles ensure that the chosen log has an appropriate design.
7 Persona
7.1 Primary Persona
7.2 Secondary Persona
7.3 Secondary Persona
7.4 Served Persona
7.5 Negative Persona
8 Sketches
The ideas we tried to implement go beyond the three ideas requirements. They are as follows:
- First page and how the user logs in or registers
- How the user selects his interest in the first page (avoid cold start)
- Main page - where the users gets it's recommendations
- Shopping list that can be shared between the fridge, the smartwatch and phone
- The shopping cart and how the user places an order
- Product page
- Producer page
- Friends activity
- Search
9 Wireframes
First of all, the link to our wireframes can be found here, in balsamiq cloud: wireframes.
Again the ideas are the following:
- First page and how the user logs in or registers
- How the user selects his interest in the first page (avoid cold start)
- Main page - where the users gets it's recommendations
- Shopping list that can be shared between the fridge, the smartwatch and phone
- The shopping cart and how the user places an order
- Product page
- Producer page
- Friends activity
- Search
9.1 First page and how the user logs in or registers
The design pattern used, splash screens/lunch screen, the user is greeted with the app logo and a friendly page to get a friendly welcome
The next screen isthe tutorial screen
The user will be presented a tutorial of the app, so we will use the design pattern tutorial/walkthroughs to help the user learn the app faster.
After which the user will be greeted by the login page
We used lazy sign-ups to encourage the users to get in he app faster
9.2 How the user selects his interest in the first page (avoid cold start)
After the user registers, we have to create a profile for him in order to create recommendations.
To avoid the cold start problem we go through a series of screens to ask him about his preferences in food, diets, allergies, quality and so on, on balsamiq is all the flow, we only put one image.
We used the design pattern: Setup.
9.3 Main page - where the users gets it's recommendations
The first page is where the user can see the recommendations
On the bottom of the page there is a sticky nav in order for the user to have the application main pages at hand.
We used a list in order for the information to be more compact and be efficient.
The user can see the product photo, title, user rating and price an also diverse recommendation tags.
9.4 Shopping list that can be shared between the fridge, the smartwatch and phone
If the user wants to create a shopping list he has the possibility straight from his smart fridge so he won't forget what is he buying. He can search for a product via text or voice and also add recommendations by drag and drop.
By pressing a product he is able to see some details, though less than in the phone.
On his phone, he can click on his "Shopping List" via the sticky nav with the list icon to see the shopping list made on his phone and fridge.
To delete he can swipe the product left or right and also he can inspect the product just like any other page by pressing and he will also get tags for each product, as a warning.
While shopping, he can use the smartwatch to view his list that was made on the fridge and phone.
As gestures he can swipe up to confirm the buy, left or right to move items in the list and also swipe down to say he doesn't want it any more.
9.5 The shopping cart and how the user places an order
If the user clicks on the shopping cart in the sticky nav but he doesn't have anything in it we used an empty state screen in order for him not to have a blank page, also we are showing him some recommendations in order to ease his decision making.
After choosing a product the user can view the price, drop items and increase the quantity. In the end he also sees the total.
Continuing he is able to change his address via a modal and also select the delivery time using a default os picker. He can see the order summary and change the payment methods.
In the end he gets a confirmation of the order, showing him how much he paid and what he bought. Also very important is for him to receive new product recommendations via "Products you my also like".
9.6 Product page
After the user clicks on a product, the product page will show up.
The user can see the product name and photo, in order for him to recognise it easier.
A page rating is also available, in order for him to know what he is buying. He can also click on the producer name to go to his page.
He can see the price, the description and also tags related to his restrictions where he could get suggestions like: "High calories" - if he has a certain low calories died, price suggestions and so on.
The add to cart button is conveniently placed hear his fingers ho he can reach them easier.
The user also receiver other recommendations in the "Often bought with" so he can visit other product pages.
9.7 Producer page
After the user clicks on the producer title in the product page, this page show up.
If the user scrolls down he can give a rating to the product and see "Nutritional Facts" and also "Contents" in order to have the most information about what is he buying.
He can also leave reviews, we used the "Comments" design pattern in order to inform other users about positive or negative things about the item.
Trying to add a review will pop up a modal and prompt him to enter some info.
Finally the user receiver other recommendations in order to continue the navigation.
The user can see the producer name and logo, in order for him to recognise it easier.
A page rating is also available, in order for him to know what he should expect. He can also give a score based on some impartial criteria and also leave reviews via comments.
If the user scrolls down he can view diverse recommended products of that produces that fit his profile.
9.8 Friends activity
If the user clicks on the social logo in the sticky nav it will redirect him to the friends page.
Her he can see what his friends have bought and get a feeling of the current trends. He is also warned if some products do not match his profile or might be bad choices or if the friend recently left a review.
9.9 Search
The user can also search, by typing or by voice.
The search bar is always available up top.
The user will be warned if certain products do not comply with his restrictions or "price" points.
To search by QR the user can use the sticky nav with the camera icon to scan a product, after which the product page will appear.
10 QOC
Describing the use-case, a diagram is best suited, thus possible interactions with the system are described as seen below.
12 Storyboard
12.1 User shopping list on fridge, watch and phone
12.2 User friend recommendation
12.3 User cart
12.4 User filters
13 Usability report
13.1 Before
13.2 After
We made the tutorial font white as this was the violation
We changed the circle color and text color as the contrast was the violation.
We changed the circle color and text color as the contrast was the violation.
We changed the circle color and text color as the contrast was the violation.
We changed the circle color and text color as the contrast was the violation.
We removed the spinner menu from the right top corner.
For the drawer logo we couldn't fix it, as we couldn't find a good color for figure 78.
For figure 79 we couldn't fix the color of the recommendations as green was the best; the dimensions of the plus and minus we couldn't fix as we believed this was the best; there were other problems but they were off screen and we do not know what they were.
For problems in figure 80 we increase the font of the producer name, as this was a problem and also others were that the color green of the tags was not ok but as we stated above we do not believe in changing that.
For problem in figure 81 we managed to fixing it by increasing a font size
The problems in figure 82 are similar to problems in 79 as they are the same component
The problems in figure 83 are related to an android component, we couldn't fix that
14 User guide
14.1 User shopping list on fridge, watch and phone - related to storyboard at 12.1
The user is at the fridge and he sees in the left his shopping list and on the right the recommendations.
He can drag and drop products that he want.
On the main page he can access the navigation drawer.
On the phone he can access the navigation drawer and select his shopping list.
In the shopping list he can see all the products he added including the ones he just added at the fridge but also if he adds to phone it will automatically sync everywhere.
He can click on a product to see details and also add to cart.
If clicked the product details page appears.
If he is out shopping he has the watch with him and the phone
He can also go back to the front page and select the camera to scan a QR code.
He searches with the phone the qr code and scans it
After he scans the QR code the product details appear.
The user can see info about the product including tags and nutritional value.
The shopping list is always on his wrist and he can scroll it by swiping left and right and also to swipe up to confirm the purchase or down to delete the item.
14.2 User friend recommendation - related to storyboard at 12.2
The users can stay connected with their friends on other social media, the friends can be added in the settings menu as you will see in a later print screen.
On the main screen if the user slides left he will see the navigation drawer.
The drawer has a My friends icon that the user can press.
The user can see as recommendation what his friends bought and other tags that can clearly be seen
The user ca click on a product and add it to cart via plus or minus.
Pressing the product card the user will pe presented the page of the product.
14.3 User filters - related to storyboard at 12.4
On the profile page or at register the user can select his preferences/filters.
This list of preference is going to influence the outcome of the algorithm, in the idea that the user can select if he has allergies or if he is following a specific diet that maybe the doctor ordered or he wants to support local food producers or general stores.
When the user click my restrictions the following pages will appear:
The user can select if he is following any diets, maybe he wants to loose weight or maybe he is suffering of some form of disease, any way the user is given this option and the recommendation algorithm will take it into consideration.
The user can also choose if he has any allergies, with the same principles listed above.
The users can choose what type of seller he can support, the is the option to recommend smaller shops or local farmers in order to boost the economy or the user can buy from everywhere.
In the end the app can also help the user save money or offer him the best food quality, the idea being that he will improve the quality of his life and health.
14.4 Place an order - not related to any storyboard
In this flow the user can place an order.
The user can see the categories on the front page and click on them.
He will see a list of recommended products.
He can click on one.
The product page will appear and he can add to cart via the plus or minus sign.
If he clicks on checkout button he will be lead to cart.
In the cart he can see all his products.
If he clicks on checkout button he will be lead to next page.
In this page he can see all his products, select when to get his delivery by hour and select his payment method.
Pressing the payment button the user will be lead to the final page.
The final page shows order details summary and recommends new products.
15 Usability test
We have link for each type of user and flow for the usability tests.
First the user background information and greeting and consent forms:
- For negative persona greeting and consent - For negative persona background information
- For primary persona greeting and consent - For primary persona background information
- For secondary 1 persona greeting and consent - For secondary 1 persona background information
- For secondary 2 persona greeting and consent - For secondary 2 persona background information
After this we have the exact tests with the users, they are split on the flow of the app:
- Usability for fridge,smartwatch and phone - This flow tries to test the shopping list flow, where you add a product on the fridge and see the shopping list on the smartwatch and you can also scan with the phone QR codes.
- Usability for fridge - This flow is for the fridge and tries to test only that interface, the idea is that you can make your shopping list right from the fridge so you won't forget.
- Usability for mobile app - This flow is for the mobile app, where you can see your friends, recommendations, place orders, build shopping lists and more.
- Usability for smartwatch - This flow is for the smartwatch where you can see the shopping list at a market and confirm or delete items.
16 DEMO
The film takes each storyboard and explains the flow.
17 Conclusion
To conclude, BeGs is a new idea, aimed to change shopping behavior and improve peoples lives.
14 Bibliography
1.Branding, Identity & Logo Design Explained
2.Design Your Own Logo with Wix Logo Maker
3.Persona
6.How Can We ‘Design’ An Intelligent Recommendation Engine?
7.Discover the latest iOS UI design patterns
8.Persona


Before Change
// TODO: Work out a nice library-like utility for writing an argfile, as this will be common.
with temporary_dir() as tmpdir:
list_file = os.path.join(tmpdir, "input_files_list")
input_files = set()
with open(list_file, "w") as list_file_out:
for target in targets:
for source in target.sources_relative_to_buildroot():
input_files.add(source)
list_file_out.write(source)
list_file_out.write(b"\n")
list_file_snapshot = self.context._scheduler.capture_snapshots((
PathGlobsAndRoot(
PathGlobs(("input_files_list",)),
str(tmpdir),
),
))[0]
cloc_path, cloc_snapshot = ClocBinary.global_instance().hackily_snapshot(self.context)
// TODO: This should use an input file snapshot which should be provided on the Target object,
// rather than hackily re-snapshotting each of the input files.
// See https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/5762
input_pathglobs = PathGlobs(tuple(input_files))
input_snapshot = self.context._scheduler.product_request(Snapshot, [input_pathglobs])[0]
directory_digest = self.context._scheduler.merge_directories((
cloc_snapshot.directory_digest,
input_snapshot.directory_digest,
After Change
if not self.get_options().transitive:
targets = self.context.target_roots
input_snapshots = tuple(
target.sources_snapshot(scheduler=self.context._scheduler) for target in targets
)
input_files = set(f.path for snapshot in input_snapshots for f in snapshot.files)
// TODO: Work out a nice library-like utility for writing an argfile, as this will be common.
with temporary_dir() as tmpdir:


Votes From Sea to Shining Sea
Login
Register
Recent Search
Election Results for 2000-2016
Population for 2000-2016
Register a new account
×
Username:
Password:
E-mail:
Error:


Hosea 4:4
Yet let no man strive, nor reprove another: for thy people are as they that strive with the priest.


BIT SHARE
Upload
Logout
Welcome to Your Dashboard
{{ email }}
Uploaded Songs
Name
Date Created
Views
Web ID
Art
Edit
{% for song in songs %}
{{ song['title'] }}
{{ song['date'] }}
{{ song['views'] }}
{{ song['id'] }}
Delete
{% endfor %}


SS version: <IP_ADDRESS>-safe;_2020_03_26;_Stock_Synthesis_by_Richard_Methot_(NOAA)_using_ADMB_12.0
r4ss info:
Version: 1.38.0
Date: NULL
Built: R 3.6.3; ; 2020-04-26 01:58:48 UTC; unix
RemoteType: github
RemoteHost: api.github.com
RemoteRepo: r4ss
RemoteUsername: r4ss
RemoteRef: master
RemoteSha: e9ac4aa64bcd376f4afe8052a394a29da9dc8cf2
Starting time of model: Sun Apr 26 04:03:21 2020
Warnings (from file warnings.sso):
#Foreign copyrights may apply. See copyright.txt for more information. Sun Apr 26 04:03:21 2020 You have just one settlement event; recommend changing to recr_dist_method 4 which takes no recr_dist parameters setting in starter does not request all priors, and 1 parameters have priors and are not estimated, so their prior not included in obj_fun. Main recdev biasadj is >2 times ratio of rmse to sigmaR Main recdev biasadj is >2 times ratio of rmse to sigmaR N warnings: 4


Boracay
Where to stay
Experience an ultimate luxury in travel, the best way to enjoy your holiday to the fullest is by visiting Boracay. Home of the famous White Sand beaches and water sports adventures, relax among the finest hotels and resorts in Boracay from Station 1 to Station 3.
Find Landmarks
Take a sightseeing getaway or a trip to Boracay historical landmarks and famous attractions such as the enchanting coves and turquoise.

Find Adventure
Day or night, there is no better way to beat the tropical heat than having extreme Boracay marine and wildlife adventures.
Find Nightlife
Get your own slice of pleasure and paradise. Visually stunning and perfect nightlife activities can only be found in Boracay.
Find Wellness
There are numerous places to get a good massage. Some of the bigger hotels have an in-house massage service and offers erotic massage therapy.
Where to Dine
Once in Boracay, you can never go wrong in choosing the right dining place for you along with the nature themed entertainment surrounding each place.
Where to Party
Have a weekend-long festival of street parties, dancing, food and festivities. Area bars are getting in on the fun as well, offering drink specials and more. There are numerous spots to party in Boracay.
Way to Boracay
Transit map with simple instructions on how to go to Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan.


In this tutorial we'll cover how to provide the ability to edit widgets using the framework-provided widget editor. For now we'll stop short of implementing any customizations to the editor, but in a later step, we'll go over how to customize parts of it to accommodate specific needs you may have.
We'll also go over how to enable/disable edit mode for the dashboard itself. When a dashboard is in edit mode, widgets can be moved around, resized, or removed.
DashboardComponent
WidgetTypesService
nuiWidgetEditor
directive
NuiSwitchModule
and NuiButtonModule
are included in the
imports of the parent module.
@Injectable()
to the top of the data
source class. This lets Angular know that you plan on injecting dependencies into it.
ProviderRegistryService
.
deps
array any dependencies that need to be injected
into the provider. This is demonstrated in the example below.
HttpClient
is injected into the
data source class. This means you'll need to
include
the HttpClientModule
in the
imports of the parent NgModule in order to successfully resolve that dependency.
widgetTypesService.setNode()
method to register the data sources for the editor to allow users to choose which data source will be
used by which KPI tile. In the Adding a Data Source tutorial, we didn't need to do this
because we weren't using the editor.
nuiWidgetEditor
directive which will allow the widgets to open the widget editor.
editMode
input on the dashboard component. This input enables/disables the user's ability to remove, move,
and resize widgets.


Shift Hours: {{shiftHours}}
If there is an asterisk (*) next to the noise value this means that the tool times have been adjusted to
allow for the total tool time to be no greater than the shift time.
| Job Module Name |
Node Number |
Answer |
dB |
Hours |
Partial Exposure |
| {{noiseRow.moduleName}} |
{{noiseRow.nodeNumber}} |
{{noiseRow.nodeText}} |
{{noiseRow.dB}} |
{{noiseRow.backgroundhours}} |
{{noiseRow.partialExposure | number : 4}} |
Total Partial Exposure: {{totalPartialExposure | number : 4}}
Auto Exposure Level: {{autoExposureLevel | number : 4}}
Peak Noise: {{peakNoise | number : 4}}


Google Account¶
Prerequisits¶
We assume you have the cloudmesh google provider installed. This can be done with
$ pip install cloudmesh-google
For developers the best way to install it is to use
cloudmesh-installer
.
$ mkdir cm
$ cd cm
$ pip install cloudmesh-installer
$ cloudmesh-installer get google
Creating the Google account¶
A new google account can be created by following the information provided by Google:
Activation Google Storage Service¶
Google offers you $300 in credits to use the google storage cloud service. To apply for it you can use either of the follwoing links:
Please chose the one that is most appropriate for you. For the eductaional account you may need a verifiaction from your school or an email that is registered as an educational insititution.
Create a Project¶
Next, you will need to create a Google project. We recommend that you
simply use the name cloudmesh
. You can create such a project at
json
- `Google Storage - Online Data Storage | Cloud Storage | Google
Cloud <https://console.cloud.google.com/>`__
The three screenshots show the workflow on how to create a project:
Create a Service Account¶
Step |
Description |
Screenshot |
|---|---|---|
1 |
||
2 |
||
3 |
Next, download the key file client_secret.json and
google-drive-credentials.json To create and download new private key you will use to authenticate.
Select the JSON format and download the file and save it to ~/.cloudmesh
Make sure you keep the .cloudmesh directory secure. This file will be used to update the YAML entry in the file
$ ~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh.yaml
As you may use also other clouds we recommend you rename the file to
google.json
when you save it, so it is clear to which cloud the json
file belongs.
If your yaml file doe snot yet have a configuartion for the Google service
pleas use the command:
$ cms register google google.json
Update Cloudmesh with the Google Storage Account Information¶
$ cms google config add ~/.cloudmesh/google.json --service=google
MOVE THE CONTENT FROM HERE INTO CONFIGURATION SECTION …
More details of the configuration can v=be looked up in the Cloudmesh Configuration Section
Using the Google Storage Service¶
If a Google storage bucket is already created, you can list google storage bucket using following command:
$ cms google list
From the displayed list please pick bucket of your choice and add bucket name to yaml file in the storage section for google provider
storage > google > default > directory
.


Kartarpur Corridor: Pakistan to charge $20 fee even on opening day
No fee would be charged from the pilgrims on the opening day of the corridor on Guru Nanak's 550th birth anniversary last week Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan announced.
Pilgrims travelling through the Kartarpur corridor on November 9 will have to pay the USD 20 fee, sources said.
No fee would be charged from the pilgrims on the opening day of the corridor on Guru Nanak's 550th birth anniversary last week Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan announced.
The Kartarpur Corridor will connect the Dera Baba Nanak shrine in India's Punjab with Darbar Sahib at Kartarpur, just four kilometres from the International Border, located at Narowal district of Pakistan's Punjab province.
Notwithstanding a chill in bilateral ties over Kashmir, Pakistan and India after tough negotiations earlier signed an agreement, paving the way for the inauguration of the Kartarpur Corridor on November 9, ahead of the 550th birth anniversary of the founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak Dev on November 12.

Each visitor would be required to pay USD 20 as fee, though India has requested Pakistan not to charge the Indian pilgrims.


Colin Farrell in talks to join 'The Batman' as The Penguin: report
by Mike Flemming JrWarner Bros is negotiating with Colin Farrell to play The Penguin in the Matt Reeves-directed "The Batman." If the deal closes, he will round out the trio of villains going against Rob Pattinson’s Caped Crusader, with Paul Dano as The Riddler and Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman.
ANDY SERKIS EYES ALFRED PENNYWORTH ROLE IN 'THE BATMAN'
The Irish-born actor has turned in an array of performances in very different films that include Dumbo, Widows, Roman J. Israel Esq, The Lobster and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, and has dialed up the intensity in a superhero villain role before when he menaced Ben Affleck’s Daredevil character in the showy role of Bullseye, years ago.
ANNETTE BENNING TO RECEIVE AARP MOVIES FOR GROWNUPS CAREER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
The Penguin was played by Danny DeVito in Tim Burton’s Batman Returns in 1992.
CHANNING TATUM TO STAR AS ARMY RANGER IN ROAD-TRIP COMEDY 'DOG' & CO-DIRECT WITH REID CAROLINE – AFM
Farrell is repped by CAA.


com.workday.warp.dsl.WarpMatchers
Matcher for response time requirements set on TrialResult
Updates thresholds in mysql and influxdb, and creates a MatchResult
Matcher for response time requirements set on TrialResult


More »
Name has the value of : {{.Name}}
Id has the value of : {{.Id}}
Country has the value of : {{.Country}}


1. The quiz contains multi-choice questions.
2. Each question has one point.
3. Select the answers you think are correct.
4. Submit the answers when done answering all the questions.
5. After the submission, you will get your results.
1. Inside which HTML element do we put the JavaScript?
scripting
script
js
javascript
2. Where is the correct place to insert a JavaScript?
The head section.
The body section.
Both the head and the body section.
None.
3. Which is the correct syntax for referring to an external script called "xxx.js"?
script src="xxx.js"
script name="xxx.js"
script href="xxx.js"
script loc="xxx.js"
4. How do you write "Hello World" in an alert box?
alertBox("Hello world");
msgBox("Hello world");
alert("Hello world");
msg("Hello world");
5. How do you create a function in JavaScript?
function:functionName
function functionName
function=functionName
function=>functionName
6. How do you call a function named "myFunction"?
call function myFunction
myFunction()
call myFunction()
myFunction
7. How do you start an IF statement
if i=5 then
if i=5
if i==5 then
if (i=5)
8. How to write an IF statement for executing some code if "i" is NOT equal to 5?
if i=! 5 then
if (i=! 5)
if (i!=5)
if i<>5
9. How does a WHILE loop start?
swhile (i<=10;i++)
while i=1 to 10
while (i<=10)
none of the above
10. How does a FOR loop start?
for (i<=5;i++)
for i=1 to 5
for (i=0;i<=5;i++)
for (i=0;i<=5;)
Your result will appear after submitting your answers.


| DOSE: |
35 mg |
oral |
2C-T-7 |
(powder / crystals) |
I have had several experiences with 2C-T-7 and have been thoroughly impressed with it's effects. The visuals and thought patterns are the most intense I have ever experienced! There are however a few things I would like to point out about this substance.
It appears to me that unlike LSD, 2C-T-7 can have an even stronger effect on 'next day' subsequent uses. It may be that it stays somewhat active much longer than one may think. The first time I used 2C-T-7 I took about 30~35mg (oral) and had a good experience. Two days later me and the friend I did it with the first time tried it again with a larger group. He and I had considerably more intense experiences than the first time users and than we had the first day. I tried it a few more times over the next few months. Recently I tried it again 15~20mg (insufflated). This too was an amazing experience. However, I noticed after this trip something I had kinda' noticed after the first few, but to a much greater degree.
For the next 7~10 days I was rather noticably detached from reality. I could function for the most part, but considering that I am a student this became a very unnerving time. I could not concentrate or think clearly. My memory seemed to be extremely short term, and my body was running at less than 100%.
I'm not saying 2C-T-7 is bad. Actually just the opposite. It has supplied me with some unique percpectives on things. One thing that 2C-T-7 seems to do for most people is to put you into this state of mind where you think about what is 'really important' in your life. I have heard of several people finding themselves picking up pictures of loved one's and telling themselves that 'tomorrow' I am going to be more devoted to the 'really important' things. It is from this mind set that I have come to the conclusion that given lucky7's danger potential that for me it is not worth the risk at the moment.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Quick survey created to gather demographic information
Highest level of education completed
Which continents have you visited? (Check all that apply)


HINT 6.0
HINT 6.0
Hack in the North, is the largest student-run hackathon in India
organized by the students of IIITA.
Since the inception of HINT in 2016, we have experienced remarkable growth with the increasing participation and enthusiasm of Problem solvers and Developers all over the country.
Our mission is to empower students from different backgrounds and encourage them to dream big and build a project from scratch.
So join the community, from the links below


Event Title:
Event Date and Time:
Event Location:
Event Map:
Click on the map to add a marker for the event's location.
Event Description:
Event Type
Energy Level
1 (lowest)
2
3
4
5 (highest)
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor
Outdoor
=
Additional Event Details:
Food Available
Free
Visitors Allowed