Tail Fibre Detection
Multiple Sequence Alignment
Protein Secondary Structure Prediction
Tail Fibre Detection
Tail Fibre Detection is a unique algorithm which helps the program in searching for the most lytic phage tail from a pool of tail fibers compiled using genome databases of Bacteriophages.
Multiple Sequence Alignment
This feature will help you in performing sequence alignment of all the bacteriophages of the particular host bacteria so as to find the region responsible for lytic activity of the particular phage. This will in the end give you the sequence of the engineered protein.
Protein Secondary Structure Prediction
Secondary structure protein prediction is one of most inportant process in the program by which the engineered protein structure is predicted using the predifeined Jnet algorithm of Jpred.


Interactive Industrial & Commercial Building Tables
Below you'll find tables for every Industrial Building and every Commercial Building, with a break down of the items those building make. You can change the number of items at the start of each row to see how long it takes to make how every many you want to make (and how that impacts total cost, profit, and time)!


The following snippet demonstrates how to request data from the Brain ML Stock Ranking dataset:
from QuantConnect.DataSource import * self.symbol = self.AddEquity("AAPL", Resolution.Daily).Symbol self.dataset_symbol = self.AddData(BrainStockRanking2Day, self.symbol).Symbol self.AddUniverse(BrainStockRankingUniverse, "BrainStockRankingUniverse", Resolution.Daily, self.UniverseSelectionMethod)
using QuantConnect.DataSource; _symbol = AddEquity("AAPL", Resolution.Daily).Symbol; _datasetSymbol = AddData<BrainStockRanking2Day>(_symbol).Symbol; AddUniverse<BrainStockRankingUniverse>("BrainStockRankingUniverse", Resolution.Daily, UniverseSelectionMethod);


=== Test case: lasp_advertisement_counter_partition_overcounting_SUITE:code_peer_to_peer_partition_overcounting_test/1 (click for source code) === Config value: [{watchdog,infinity}<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{tc_group_properties,[]}, {tc_group_path,[]}, {data_dir,"/Users/anne-francevanswieten/lasp/_build/test/lib/lasp/test/lasp_advertisement_counter_partition_overcounting_SUITE_data/"}<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=== Current directory is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=== Started at 2017-05-02 19:35:30
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*** User 2017-05-02 19:35:38.354 *** Lasp fully initialized.
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*** User 2017-05-02 19:37:45.489 *** Lasp fully initialized.
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The Fairfax County Workforce
The page provides a demographic overview of Fairfax County workers.
eda geospatial interactive map socio-demographics sectorsApproach
This page characterizes the Fairfax County workforce. To do this, we used two datasets to better understand the population of individuals with job locations in Fairfax County. LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics (LODES) data provide worker race, ethnicity, education, gender, and industry data at census block group level. We retrieved these characteristics from the 2017 LODES data, which we summarized at the workplace county level to provide an overview of Fairfax County's workforce. We supplement these LODES data with information from the American Community Survey (ACS). ACS is an annual survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau that provides 5-year estimates of population and housing characteristics. We used 2014/18 ACS ddata to supplement LODES with workplace Census tract data for workers' age and means of commuting to work.
Workers in Fairfax County
Overall, we find that Fairfax County employs primarily educated white-collar professional workers. Most workers employed in Fairfax County have jobs in professional, scientific, and technical services sectors. Almost half of the workforce obtained a bachelor's degree or more, and over half receive a salary of greater than $3,000 per month. The following plots provide additional information about the characteristics of workers employed in Fairfax County.
What is the Sociodemographic
Composition of Workers in Fairfax County?
Over 60% of workers in Fairfax County are white, while Black and Asian workers each comprise less than 20% of all workers in the county. Fairfax also has a small share of workers of Hispanic ethnicity, with approximately 12% of workers identifying as Hispanic. The county workforce is balanced in terms of gender with approximately 48% female and 53% male workers.
The following plot shows that the vast majority of workers in Fairfax County are not Hispanic or Latino, with only 12.13% identifying as such. However, when considering employment changes due to the pandemic, it is important to consider how this population will likely be disproportionately impacted. Underrepresented minorities have less access to jobs and poorer job security, which can leave them in a precarious position during pandemic uncertainty. Using this plot and the plot above, we can begin to understand how many workers are at particular risk for economic hardship.
The workforce breakdown by gender is relatively even and representative of the national breakdown.
How Educated are Workers in Fairfax County?
With 45% of workers having received a Bachelor’s degree or higher, we can say the workforce in Fairfax County is highly educated. This information is crucial for understanding employment opportunities in Fairfax. Highly education workers likely work in more white-collar occupations which have a much easier time transitioning to working from home than the retail or hospitality industries.
How Much do Workers in Fairfax County Earn?
The majority of workers earn in the top category of over $3,333 per month. Compared to the (https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_va.htm)[Virginia average worker salary] of $4,728 per month, this suggests that most workers in Fairfax County receive salaries close to or above the national average. This information is congruent with our finding that most Fairfax County workers are highly educated.
Which are the Most Prominent Sectors in Fairfax County?
This bar chart shows the number of jobs in Fairfax County by sectors. The sector that employs the most workers are professional, scientific, and technical services. This continues the idea that the Fairfax County workforce is generally highly educated and has opportunity to earn. Further, the majority of employment opportunities in this highly represented sector are unlikely to experience significant impacts from the pandemic. However, this does not suggest that the county will not experience any impacts; the second and third most-represented sectors are healthcare services and retail. Workers employed in healthcare and retail are more likely at risk for furloughs, unemployment, and income loss.
How do Workers Travel to Work?
The following maps provide more detail about the workforce in Fairfax County at workplace census tract level. The first tab provides maps of percent workers by means of transportation to work. Census tracts that workers primarily reach by driving will likely experience fewer covid-related disruptions, since workers can travel to their work locations in a "socially distant" way. Conversely, areas where people primarily carpooled or used public transit may be more vulnerable to return-to-work disruptions, and may have to navigate public transit restrictions, limitations, or shutdowns.
The second tab shows workplace census tracts by percent of workers in certain age brackets. For example, the map of percent workers age 60 to 64 highlights areas of Fairfax County in which a higher proportion of workers is likely to retire in the near term.


Family's grief as heroin robs baby girl of father
by SUZANNE MCGONAGLEA 21-YEAR-OLD west Belfast father who died after being found unconscious in the city centre “could have had a different life if he had got the help he needed” after battling drug addiction, his family have said.
Aaron Connor from Lenadoon died from a suspected heroin overdose on Saturday.
He was found collapsed in the toilets of a Starbucks cafe in Cornmarket at around 2.30pm. Staff tried to revive him but he died in the Royal Victoria Hospital.
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His parents Christopher and Paula wanted to tell his story in the hope that it can “serve as a warning” to others.
“We don’t want another family to go through this. If we can stop this happening to another young person,” Christopher said.
Aaron, who had battled drug addiction for five years, had only been released from prison the day before he died. He had served a sentence for breaking a window of a hostel.
“Aaron went to jail two weeks ago but because he had no bail address they kept him in and he was up in court on Friday,” Christopher said.
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"He phoned me from jail on Thursday and I said to him, 'you get yourself home when you get out' and he said 'tell Mum I love her'.
"He was sentenced to a month and because he'd been in custody, they let him out on Friday.
"But he didn't come home on Friday or Saturday.
“I was ringing round to see where he was but nobody knew. He had his bank card with him and we think he must have had money on the card and bought drugs,” he said.
“He had gone into Starbucks and was found collapsed in the toilets. The staff tried to help him. They really did.
“He’d obviously taken too much and paid the price with his life.”
While the family have been told it could take five months before toxicology results are known, Christopher said they are aware drugs paraphernalia, including needles and a spoon, were found beside Aaron’s body and they believe he had taken heroin.
Christopher said Aaron had enjoyed sport as a boy but in recent years “the drugs just took over”.
“He loved his running. He ran for Beechmount Harriers and was third in the All-Irelands one year,” he said.
“He was a very talented cross-country runner. He was even picked to carry the Olympic Torch when it came to Northern Ireland before the 2012 Olympics.
“Aaron worked as a trainee bricklayer but lost his job because of the drugs.
“We don’t believe in drugs in our house. I was always on his case to get off the grass, always telling him ‘You can’t do drugs’.
“We knew he did grass and he’d been on it for a while but he progressed onto prescription medication. Aaron had ADHD and was mixing his medication for street medication and then got onto heroin a couple of months ago.
“He ended up moving into a hostel but he still came home. We did his washing for him and he loved going to the gym with me.
“Aaron had a beautiful body. He could have been a model. He was a vegan and was always saying to me ‘Dad, you shouldn’t be eating that sort of thing’. He was into his health stuff, always clean-shaven and kept himself spick and span.
“Aaron was a young, young boy that just got lost.”
Paula spoke about the lack of support for people with drug addiction in the north.
“There’s nothing here, no help for people battling drugs. You have to go to Scotland,” she said.
“He could have had a different life if he had got the help he needed. It all just spiralled out of control for him.”
Christopher said “drugs are too widely available”.
“There’s not enough being done to help them. It’s an awful situation,” he said.
“We tried to help him but there’s just not enough services. There’s no help.
“You want to wrap your children up in cotton wool but you can’t.”
Aaron had a seven-month-old daughter, Freya.
“He was a young dad with his whole life ahead of him,” Christopher said.
“He was always known in the family as his mum’s special person. He was a beautiful young man. He was spoilt and wanted for nothing.
“I don’t think he meant to kill himself but his body obviously couldn’t take it.
“Heroin is going to take over this place. It’s cheap and readily available and young people are just being sucked into it.”


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I'm not chainging it, I'm going back to the same block
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 01:23 AM
I dont understant what your trying to do
I can make a PoW only chain
for yo uto do this on
?
Please if you can break dPoW do so
Alright has been trying for like a year
and cannot do it
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 01:24 AM
I'll have a PoC by Moday, my next 3 days are overpacked
1
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 01:25 AM
a notrisaion is a check point.. once its validated then the chain cannot reorg back past that point as far as I am aware what this means, is the you wait for a notarision before a tx is confirmed(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 01:26 AM
a notrisaion is a check point.. once its validated then the chain cannot reorg back past that point as far as I am aware what this means, is the you wait for a notarision before a tx in confirmed
in "normal mode"
block 1
block 2
block 3 with tx
block 4
block 5
block 6
block 7
block 8 with tx
block 9
block 10
block 11
block 12
block 13 with tx(edited)
I think I know what your trying to say but its a little more complicated that that the top one is more like this:
in "normal mode"
block 1
block 2
block 3 with tx - check point at block 1
block 4
block 5
block 6
block 7
block 8 with tx - checkpoint at block 6
block 9
block 10
block 11
block 12
block 13 with tx - checkpoint at block 11
Also if a notarisaion is confirmed out of order, the one which is older block hash is ignored ... in this case I am not sure that matters exactly as your proposing a 100% attack and i dont think there is really anyhting that cna be done if someone has 100% of the hash power of a chain.
However with just 1% of the hash power
I will eventually mine one of those notarisiaons and create a check point.
The chain that is not notrised is not notarised .. and if the chain has very low hash power.... then anyone not waiting for a notrisation for a large amount of funds is quite foolish.
In your second example ... all you did was double spend on an un notrised chain(edited)
If youchanged the block 1, then the notrisation tx included in block 3 is now invlaid.(edited)
At worst with this attack is your making the chain totally unusable until you stop doing it
and at best, someone mines 1 notarisation tx and creates a checkpoint... also constantly reorginf hte chain will probably stop the notary nodes reeaching consesnus until you stop doing it... so while your trying to do this, there will be no new notarisations happening.

One thing I did discuss with Alright once, was that your could constantly force 1-3 bock reorgs ... over and over
that would stop the notary nodes every making any notarisions at all.
But he said hte logistics of that are all but impossible and it doesnt really achive anything.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 02:23 AM
In your second example ... all you did was double spend on an un notrised chain
exactly my point and why I don't understand why NNs preform 0 blocking and how they are effective in any way, shape, or form in real-world cases if all they do is chuck a tx into the mempool that can be completely ignored
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 02:28 AM
You wait for a notarisation
ON KMD ... they do mine blocks, and then would include them
but on any ohter chain ...
no
You would need ALL miners to collude to stop this attack though
The standard mining code in the daemon (on staked version of komodo) forces every notarisaion to be maximum priority
so it only requires a single miner
using theis code ...
even of somene spams the mempool FULL of txs with a ridiculous fee
they notrisation is maximum priority(edited)
maybe james might eb able to explain it better... but in my experiance dPoW works just fine(edited)
to do a doubele spend ... you would need 100% of the hash power
of the real chain
AND more than that to mine a longer chain
Its not reeally practical
If the notary nodes ... mined a block to create a checkpoint then your removing the consensus between them... that doesnt make a lot of sense
may as well have some GOD node ... that just mines a block every 5 blocks and determines hte real chain... that doesnt seem very decentralised at all .
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 04:44 AM
to do a doubele spend ... you would need 100% of the hash power
You really don't, you just need 4-6x whatever the network is and a fast enough pool with enough connections to lag anyone else
100% in theory, but more like 80-90% in practice
side note: the explorer seems broken
Alright06-Dec-18 04:55 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 how can you get something of value for coins on your own private fork?
block 12-150
rewind
nothing
but if that chain is private the entire time, you can't get anything of value for the coins on it
if that chain is not private, it will be notarized
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 05:08 AM
It's not "private" when peers follow it
it's not "notarized" if the block-maker refuses to add the notarization tx
ergo, it's neither private or notarized
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 05:16 AM
in an ideal world, everyone follows the rules
I'm simply pointing out that if one chooses not to follow the rule and NN don't actually produce blocks, then it's an easily broken system because there's no forced enforcement of the rules
If CHAINX only has 1 pool and I can outblock that pool then I'm free to make as many blocks as I wish and at any point I can roll back the chain to the point where I refused to add the notarization and add it and they are forced to accept it because tx=notarized
at that point anything spent after the ignored tx block and before the rollback is voided(edited)
if that chain is not private, it will be notarized
Only if someone else blocks the tx I ignored, as I said, it doesn't actually take 100% of the hash to make 100% of the blocks in a given timeframe(edited)
Alright06-Dec-18 05:23 AM
Ah right, I see what you're saying
this was discussed before
with the ETH maximalist dude
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 05:23 AM
LAMEDUCKS is totally broken btw ... the miner in VerusMerge is creatig coinbase's with a null ScriptPubkey
I am debuging oin master rbanch.
dont update anything
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 05:25 AM
at least 16 peers are like 14 blocks ahead of the explorer
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 05:26 AM
the explorer can be ignored
Alriht forgot it was running and its on a very old build
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 05:26 AM
lol
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 05:26 AM
I have been blocking a bunch of blocks with a NULL script pubkey
I am not sure if thats a consensus breaking thing
or what .. but until i fugure it out ... the chain should be considered dead
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Dec-18 05:27 AM
ok, now that at least one of you understands what I was saying, I'm off to
Alright06-Dec-18 05:45 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 I don't think that could ever be used in a practical attack
only takes a single honest miner to thwart the whole thing
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 05:49 AM
definatly another easter egg by mike here
If the block template is fetched with stake mode active it retunrs a null pubkey
which means you MUST stake with -pubkey set
which amkes no sense at all
fixing btw ... very easy fix
@jl777c You might want to change this upstream ... merging such a simple change from our branch is hard ...
Komodo. Contribute to jl777/komodo development by creating an account on GitHub.
This is the correct fix
There are also things broken elsewhere to do with staking I have slowly been fixing but I lost track of it ... mostly CLI calls not doing whats expected
Guess I will just make a giant merge of everyhting in staked and let you sort it out (edited)
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 07:09 AM
CFEKLAMEDUCKS is finally working...
jorian06-Dec-18 07:42 AM
I always thought that adding a tx later on world change the block, and you'd have to rework the chain from that point
blackjok3r06-Dec-18 07:43 AM
How do you mean? The coinbase was bein mined to a null pubkey burning all the minted coins


An audit and a recount of an election have similar functions, but a recount is a much more serious investment. Though both seek to verify that the original count of votes is correct, an audit will only look at a subset of the votes and use statistical analysis to determine whether the outcome is accurate, while a recount will involve actually recounting each vote. While currently most government elections include auditing for every precinct, a recount is far more costly and is only invoked if there is a reasonable challenge in regards to vote accuracy.
A recount for an election with some form of paper record is simple--just recount them, one-by-one, by hand. The same cannot be said for elections with only electronic records. There really isn’t a way to recount electronic records apart from using a different tallying program. It is therefore important to keep multiple independent records of votes from the beginning to ensure accuracy. (Jones, "Auditing Elections")
Audits, on the other hand, look at several different metrics looking for different kinds of flaws. The simplest kind of audit merely looks for lost votes or ballot box stuffing by comparing the number of cast votes to some other record of turnout. Most states require an independent record of turnout, so this check can be made easily with paper or electronic voting. (Jones, "Auditing Elections")
To audit the tally faster than just recounting, a random sample of ballots is selected and counted until the auditors can determine that the true winners match the reported winners with the desired degree of certainty. This allows for easy human verification of the machine tally. Like recounts, this can catch fraud in the tallying system as well as errors.
While neither of these can catch changing every record of a ballot, digital or physical, from one candidate to another, for that we rely on the extreme difficulty and the bipartisan protection of ballots and machines.
However, some systems, such as Helios, offer open auditing. Open auditing allows voters to audit not only their own votes, assuring themselves that their vote is correctly recorded, but also the tally of the entire election. Because anyone can audit the election, voters no longer have to trust auditors or their political observers to safeguard the election: they can do it themselves. Open audit elections delegate more power to the people.


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I am a 2nd year Master's student in Data Science at the NYU Center for Data Science(CDS) and expect to graduate at May 2018. I am currently seeking full-time related with Data Science in various fields.
I graduated with honor with a B.A. in Finance and a B.S. in Statistics from Peking University. I'm familiar with applying statistical analysis tools using Python or Stata to real world problems, mainly in, but not limited to financial field.
In this project, we analyzed over 1 million data on Donorschoose.org. We trained models for predicting the probability of failure of projects with logistic regression, decision tree, kNN and random forest, and tune hyper-parameters by cross-validation and grid search. We also analyzed essays of projects with NLTK in python.
This is a joint work with Lilin Qin, Yiran Xu and Xue Yang under the guidance of Professor Brain d’Alessandro in Introduction to Data Science course.
In this project, we first wrote web-scrapers to gather data for NYC restaurants, hotels and travel attractions from Booking.com, Tripadvisor.com and Yelp.com with python. Then we built a user-friendly GUI providing several interactions that allows the user to search for nearby places of interest, see visualizations of basic stats overview, and customize detailed travel plans according to their preferences based on adjusted k-means clustering algorithm.
This is a joint work with Hezhi Wang and Storm Avery Ross under the guidance of Professor Greg Watson in Programming for Data Science course.
P2P lending platforms based on the notion of 'peer-to-peer network' have experienced a remarkable growth in recent years. They have easy access to massive data, but it remains a challenge to ensure the authenticity of the collected information as well as utilize the information in decision-making and risk management. Here I applied logistic and linear regression models to analyze the influencing factors of loan interest and the probability of successful funding based on a unique sample of more than 40k loan listings on the online platform ppdai.com.
This is my undergraduate thesis advised by Professor Frank M. Song and Professor Liuyan Zhao.
In this project, we first created a model based on stochastic simulation and Gaussian plume model, to graphically display the density of pollution generated by a municipal solid waste incinerator in surrounding residence. Then we proposed a way to estimate the loss and make monetary compensation to local residents under the notion of social welfare and utility.
This project received 2nd prize in the 11th Mathematical Modeling Competition of Peking University. It is a joint work with Yijie Guo and Junyang Li.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 10-12 squares
Dietary
Put the raisins in a small saucepan over a low heat with the orange juice and bring to a gentle simmer. Remove from the heat but leave in a warm place for the raisins to plump up with the orange juice.
In another larger pan place the butter, golden syrup, orange zest, brown sugar, lemon juice and rum. Heat gently, stirring occasionally until the butter has melted and the sugar has dissolved.
Mix together the oats, flour and toasted pine nuts in a large mixing basin. Pour in the melted butter mixture and the raisins, along with any juice left in the pan. Mix everything very thoroughly, being careful to incorporate all the dry ingredients from the bottom and edges of the mixing bowl.
When thoroughly mixed, spread the mixture out in a greased, lined tin and bake in a moderate oven 160C/325F/Gas 3 for 25-30 minutes until golden brown.
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| 1 | /* | |
| 2 | * Copyright 2012 The Closure Compiler Authors. | |
| 3 | * | |
| 4 | * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); | |
| 5 | * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. | |
| 6 | * You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 7 | * | |
| 8 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 9 | * | |
| 10 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
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| 12 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 13 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 14 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 15 | */ | |
| 16 | ||
| 17 | package com.google.javascript.jscomp.ant; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import com.google.javascript.jscomp.CheckLevel; | |
| 20 | ||
| 21 | /** Simple representation of a warning flag in Ant */ | |
| 22 | public class Warning { | |
| 23 | private String group; | |
| 24 | private CheckLevel level; | |
| 25 | ||
| 26 | public String getGroup() { | |
| 27 |
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1. getGroup : mutated return of Object value for com/google/javascript/jscomp/ant/Warning::getGroup to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return group; |
| 28 | } | |
| 29 | ||
| 30 | public void setGroup(String group) { | |
| 31 | this.group = group; | |
| 32 | } | |
| 33 | ||
| 34 | public CheckLevel getLevel() { | |
| 35 |
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1. getLevel : mutated return of Object value for com/google/javascript/jscomp/ant/Warning::getLevel to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → NO_COVERAGE |
return level; |
| 36 | } | |
| 37 | ||
| 38 | public void setLevel(CheckLevel level) { | |
| 39 | this.level = level; | |
| 40 | } | |
| 41 | } | |
Mutations | ||
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Fans make ‘#OleOut’ trend on Twitter after Manchester United’s latest setback
The pressure continued to mount on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after Manchester United dropped more points versus Sheffield United at Bramall Lane. The Red Devils came back from two goals down to lead three-two before surrendering a goal in the final minutes. Fans were displeased and voiced their anger on social media.
Manchester United dropped points for the ninth time this season, as they drew their latest Premier League match against Sheffield United away from home.
The Red Devils trailed by two by the fifty-second minute but turned the tie upside down by scoring three goals in seven minutes. Academy products Brandon Williams and Mason Greenwood nabbed their first league goals while Marcus Rashford scored yet again. However, amid controversy, they lost their lead in the final moments of the match, as Oli McBurnie scored from close range.
The draw left them ninth in the table and fans vented their anger on Solskjaer out on social media. Here are some of the reactions:
Stern tests await Manchester United in the coming weeks, with pressure continuing to mount on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The Reds will face Aston Villa next, before inviting Jose Mourinho back to Old Trafford with his new side, Tottenham Hotspur. Three days after that, they will visit their neighbours Manchester City for the first Manchester derby of the season.


"American History X" By Eric Vinegärt
*** (R) Derek Vinyard: Edward Norton II Danny Vinyard: Edward Furlong Doris Vinyard: Beverly D'Angelo Cameron Alexander: Stacy Keach Bob Sweeney: Avery Brooks Seth: Ethan Suplee Lamont: Guy Torrey
Directed by Tony Kaye. Written by David McKenna. Running time: 118 minutes. Rated R (for graphic brutal violence, including rape, pervasive language, strong sexuality and nudity).
Tempe, AZ -- "American History X" is one of those movies riddled with problems that somehow escapes the benefit of audience testing and is released anyway. I wasn't too amused with all the confusing scene shifts from past to present tense, only to recover by recall from memory to keep things together (very distracting). Without the movie's change from color to black-and-white and Derek's change from hair to skinhead, we would've all been lost. And the script has issues running in different directions without really gluing them together, and we're not totally certain of a focused theme. The investors must be really pissed that some lame-ass didn't put all the money in the right places, and probably spent a lot instead on self-aggrandizing expenditures. Standard fare for a lot of dweebs in drug-infested Tinsel town today, I'm sure, where a lot of production never quite makes it off the ground.
As is the case with any highly publicized movie, lots of reviews get written (those advertising dollars build fires under people's asses), and after reading many of them, I was left wanting more, as I felt I wanted after watching the movie. I longed to see if any critic delved into the deep reaches that this theme explores, and read first-hand the message I felt that came through loudest for me while viewing "American History X". But not one did, and most critics sang the same old tune, which was to summarize the story, comment on the special-effects crap, the actors and their dimension, dialogue, score, cinematography, and how much or how hard the sex was and all the other stuff to ad nauseam.  And we want a little more meat.
The most pivotal point in the movie is during a flashback when Derek (Edward Norton II) is in the prison laundry with Lamont, the black, stand-up comic inmate (Guy Torrey). We already know how much hate Derek has had, given his father was killed by black drug addicts, and dinner-table indoctrination against the evils of affirmative action. When Lamont gives Derek direction on how to treat a woman so as not to lose her while in the joint, each word punctuated with a sex-act stroke (belly-laugh funny), the spectacle is too much for Derek to remain angry any more and he can't help laugh with what must surely be the first time ever with a black person. We witness a friendship form here, and when Derek finds out Lamont got six years for stealing a television, Norton's superb acting convinces us that his character no longer believes the enemy to be blacks, Koreans, border jumpers, and illegal Hispanics, but instead a corrupt economic and social system collapsing under its own weight.
At this point in the movie I expect and want a hero to rise up against the real enemy -- the individuals responsible for corruption -- and set out on a search-and-destroy mission. But that doesn't happen.  We really are cheated from what could become a greater movie.
There are problems telling stories about racism, the same as with politics and religion (and now feminism, too). We don't get to see the true cause of Derek's hatred, which has less to do with his father who was killed by blacks, and more with a society top-heavy with blood-sucking parasites who skim all the cream from the top, leaving the rest of us to fight over what is left. In a world of plenty, people don't argue over anything. When was the last time we heard of a feud between fat-cats? Jews and Hispanics in Hollywood don't fight. Neither do black and white athletes with seven-figure incomes. But they do in real life where competition and slimmer pickings can mean you come up short. Or when it means you get beat out of a job to a border-jumper.
Problems today in society are so monumental, barely one person is left who still sees real truth. It's designed this way on purpose, the same as SWAT teams use stun bombs to confuse and catch hostage-takers off guard. Our government does not want us to rise up against their insane policies, much less find out, least they again experience Viet Nam-era riots throughout the land. I'm left wanting "American History X" and Derek to pound home this message, but they don't.
Television is replete with newscasts daily of celebrity or professional athletes who enter drug-treatment centers. And how many are ever convicted for possession and sentenced to twenty years in prison? America has a near-one-million felons in prison on drug offenses, and barely a single one is a celebrity or of wealth. This is real injustice, and for one in which we want a Derek to rise up and unite all against.
Racism has more origin in a corrupt and unfair system, than it does with any dislike that one class of people may have for another. Like drinking-and-driving accidents produce hit-and-run felons, because the consequences for accountability are so severe, corporations no longer have compassion for employees because it's too expensive and the consequences too grave -- bankruptcy. And so, in a system where it's every-man-for-himself mentality, justification for our capacity to step on our fellow man is easy in a world with a press eager to help demonize the poor who must now, just to survive, resort to theft, deception and crime, and who most always are black, border-jumpers and poor.
While "American History X" depicts an over-crowded America replete with exploiting free-loading border-jumpers and unemployed blacks, it fails to bring the real problem into focus.  And so borders are left open and families (and single women) are encouraged, allowed, even motivated to multiply as quickly as biology allows. Naturally, as with any activity that makes money, Madison Avenue successfully dupes mothers to produce at breeder-cow rate, using slick pictures and detailed copy instructions in big-circulation magazines and sit-com TV shows, and little if any thought is ever given to the horrible consequence for offspring in an already over-crowded, over-used world.
Overall, "American History X" is still a fair movie. But its producers blew a wonderful opportunity to make a statement for the origins of racism, and leave a warm fuzzy feeling as was so eloquently done in, for example, "Billy Jack" and "To Sir With Love". A script going in a different direction from Derek's transformation would have helped solve this problem.
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percent = ( (fatGrams * 9) / calories ) * 100 ;
No. This calculation is done with integer arithmetic,
then the result is
converted to double
when it is assigned to percent
.
This is not as accurate as performing the calculation with double
.
Here are the variables and the graphical component each corresponds to:
| GUI Component | GUI Method | |
|---|---|---|
| int calories | JTextField | getText() |
| int fatGrams | JTextField | getText() |
| double percent | JTextField | setText() |
Each JTextField
will have a JLabel
and the whole GUI
will have a JLabel
at the top to act as a heading.
All this is much as in the previous example.
There is something different about this GUI, though.
The user inputs two values.
The calculation should only be carried out when two values are
available.
With the previous program,
the input JTextField
had a listener registered for it.
When the user typed something and hit enter
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GraphColor Class Reference
[Scripts for problems]
Inherits Example.
Detailed Description
Example: Clique-based graph coloringDefinition at line 308 of file graph-color.cc.
Graph specification for graph coloring | |
| The edges are described by an array of integers with even number of elements, terminated by the elements -1,-1. The cliques are described by an array of integers, where the first integer gives the size of the clique, the following elements are nodes for each clique. The cliques are terminated by -1 for clique size | |
| const int | g1_e [] |
| First example graph: edges. | |
| const int | g1_c [] |
| First example graph: cliques. | |
| const GraphColorSpec | g1 (200, g1_e, g1_c) |
| First example graph. | |
| const int | g2_e [] |
| Second example graph: edges. | |
| const int | g2_c [] |
| Second example graph: cliques. | |
| const GraphColorSpec | g2 (200, g2_e, g2_c) |
| Second example graph. | |
Public Types | |
| enum | { MODEL_NONE, MODEL_CLIQUE } |
| Model variants. More... | |
| enum | { BRANCH_DEGREE, BRANCH_SIZE, BRANCH_SIZE_DEGREE } |
| Branching to use for model. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| GraphColor (const SizeOptions &opt) | |
| The actual model. | |
| GraphColor (bool share, GraphColor &s) | |
| Constructor for cloning s. | |
| virtual Space * | copy (bool share) |
| Copying during cloning. | |
| virtual void | print (std::ostream &os) |
| Print the solution. |
Member Enumeration Documentation
| anonymous enum |
| anonymous enum |
Branching to use for model.
- Enumerator:
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BRANCH_DEGREE Choose variable with largest degree. BRANCH_SIZE Choose variable with smallest size. BRANCH_SIZE_DEGREE Choose variable with smallest size/degree.
Definition at line 322 of file graph-color.cc.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| GraphColor::GraphColor | ( | const SizeOptions & | opt | ) | [inline] |
| GraphColor::GraphColor | ( | bool | share, | |
| GraphColor & | s | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Member Function Documentation
| virtual Space* GraphColor::copy | ( | bool | share | ) | [inline, virtual] |
| virtual void GraphColor::print | ( | std::ostream & | os | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Friends And Related Function Documentation
const int g1_e[] [related] |
const int g1_c[] [related] |
const GraphColorSpec g1(200, g1_e, g1_c) [related] |
First example graph.
const int g2_e[] [related] |
const int g2_c[] [related] |
const GraphColorSpec g2(200, g2_e, g2_c) [related] |
Second example graph.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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Baba Amte
An Indian social activist who is particularly known for his work for leprosy patients
Dr.amte second from left with his family
A timeline of events in Baba Amte’s life
- 26 December 1914:Murlidhar Devidas Amte born in Wardha district of Maharashtra, to Devidas and Laxmibai Amte. Grows up to study law and begins to practice in his hometown. Spends time in Mahatma Gandhi’s Sevagram Ashram
- 1942: Organizes lawyers to defend imprisoned leaders of the Quit India Movement and is imprisoned for his attempts.
- 1946: Marries Sadhana Guleshastri, who comes to be called Sadhnatai in Anandwan. His first son, Vikas, is born in 1947, and second son, Prakash, in 1948.
- 1949: Starts Anandwan on 20 acres of disused land in Warora, with six leprosy patients, and establishes the Maharogi Seva Samiti, the public charitable trust that now looks after all of Baba Amte’s projects.
- 1951: Anandwan is registered and receives land from the government to expand operations.
- 1967: Builds Somnath, a project for cured leprosy patients to practise agriculture. Somnath becomes the granary for Anandwan, making it self-sufficient in vegetables and grain. Youth camps are held there annually.
- 1971: Wins the the Padma Shri award. Undergoes a life-saving spine operation for severe spondylitis. After the surgery, he could only stand or lie down, not sit.
- 1973: Sets up Lok Biradari Prakalp or brotherhood of the Madia Gond tribals living in Hemalkasa, around 200km from Anandwan.
- 1985: Starts the Bharat Jodo campaign and travels from Kanyakumari to Kashmir with people from different castes, faiths and ethnicities to counter communalism. Baba Amte travels lying down in a bus. Wins the Ramon Magsaysay
Award for public service.
- 1986: Returns to Anandwan in April from the Bharat Jodo campaign. Leaves for Punjab in July to spend time with families who lost members in the violence that followed the assassination of Indira Gandhi and the Khalistan movement.
Gets the Padma Vibhushan award.
- 1990: Shifts to Madhya Pradesh to support the Narmada Bachao Andolan; goes on to build and live in the Nijibal ashram in Kasrawad, on the banks of the Narmada river, to protest against the building of the Sardar Sarovar
dam that would displace thousands of tribals. Wins the Templeton Prize for progress in religion.
- 1999: To protest against the Supreme Court order that allowed the height of the dam on the Narmada river to be raised, leads a march of thousands with activists Medha Patkar and Swami Agnivesh, from Madhya Pradesh to Delhi.
He is arrested and taken to Ram Manohar Lohia hospital in New Delhi. Wins the Gandhi Peace Prize the same year.
- 2000s: Failing health forces Baba Amte to return to Anandwan.
- 9 February 2008: Baba Amte dies in the wee hours of the morning, in the Anandwan ashram. He was 94.
“I sought my soul, but my soul I could not see, I sought my god, but my god eluded me; And then I sought my sisters and my brothers, and in them I found all three.”


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| Published: | 2018-05-18 |
| Author: | Kevin R. Coombes, Min Wang |
| Maintainer: | Kevin R. Coombes <krc at silicovore.com> |
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Engaging Leaders of the Future PAC
ELFPAC started as a discussion in my governent and politics class when the
teacher was sick and we had flown through the work the substitute had
given us. We were learning about political action committees, making cynnical
comments about their influence on politics, so I suggested that we start our
own. We had computers and time, so it only took a few minutes to realize that
it wouldn't be difficult at all.
I had some experience with the Colorado Secretary of State and the IRS from
two LLCs I had filed before (Implicit Ink and Makerstring), so we started by
filing for an EIN. I wrote bylaws and it was agreed that I would be Custodian
of Records to handle filing, while my friend would be Treasurer, as she was
almost 18.
To start a political action committee, an organization must file FEC form 1,
which notifies the Federal Elections Commission that you intend to
"electioneer" (a word whose existence is a contradition of democracy). Here,
however, we ran into some trouble. Filing form 1 requires that you name
an FDIC insured bank at which you have an account, however, when we went to
Wells Fargo, the clerk needed to see evidence of our status as a Political
Action Committee. Fortunately, the clerk was very helpful, and allowed us to
file while we sat there, using our future account on the form.
After registering with the Secretary of State and filing for 527 status
with the IRS, we were ready to begin fundraising. My friend designed a logo
which we could use for campaigning and I began work on the website (which
I never really finished).
After the first month, it was time to think about filing. The FEC has a
software called FECfile which works really well, although the UI is a bit
rusty, and with a little practice, I refined my technique for filing reports
to an art. The Colorado Secretary of State has a web-based filing application
called TRACER, which is equally functional but less interesting to use.
The IRS requires quarterly reports from 527 organizations, filed as form
8872. To file electronically, a committee must mail form 8453-X to
the IRS, and they will mail back a username and password. We had not yet
received ours, however, so I decided to call their TE/GE Customer Support
Line.
Most of my call was spent on hold, but the employees on the other end
were extremely nice and understanding. Unfortunately, the best solution
they could offer was a quote from the FAQ page I had been staring at for
the last hour, but I resent 8453-X, and received a username and password
a few weeks later.
I have also had occasion to be on the phone with the FEC. A few months ago,
they send a Request for Additional Information (RfAI) because we had been filing
monthly reports, and they had thought we were filing quarterly. Once again,
the employees (this time our own "Committee Finance Analyst") were very
nice, and this time extremely helpful. The analyst walked me through
every step I had to take, and I was off the phone in ten minutes.
The plan for ELFPAC is to contact various representatives in the Colorado
and US House and Senate and speak for young adults, who have historically
had abysmally low voter turnout rates.
Changes to Patent Law
Recently, there have been several Supreme Court cases around patent law,
in 2013, the Court declared a patent owned by Myriad Genetics on a human
gene to be illegal, because under section 101 of the Patent Act, things that
occur in nature cannot be patented, even if they are isolated.
This decision, and the code it references makes perfect sense, but a few
problems arise when naturally occuring treatments are inelligible for
patents, and are thus avoided by pharmaceutical companies. I am referring
specifically to phage therapy.
Here I will argue that an excemption should be made for bacteriophages,
and this will be presented to PhRMA when it is complete.
Stickers!
This section addresses all outreach and advertising, not just stickers
or ELFPAC, although these are used as examples.
The first step for outreach is almost always graphic design. I like to
use Inkscape because it is simple,
powerful, and open source. For the ELFPAC stickers and the Scatter logo,
I chose a theme before I did any design.
At this point, there are few resources more valuable than openclipart.org.
The thumbs up on the ELFPAC stickers comes from that site, and it hosts a huge
variety of other artwork, all of which is CC.
The default file type for Inkscape is SVG, which is nice for compatibility
purposes, but typically doesn't work for buying printed products online.
I exported the ELFPAC logo at 450 dpi, and bought 1000 stickers for a
little over $30.
Wow. 1000 is one of those numbers that are hard to appreciate until you
can actually hold that many of something. The picture above shows about
600, after I managed to give away 400 at school and at work. However,
the stickers were very popular, and got the ELFPAC logo out there quite
effectively.


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