ExpLookitDialoguePage Class
Frame to implement a storybook page with dialogue spoken by characters. First, characters appear and any main narration audio is played. Next, the user can click on the characters to play additional audio associated with each character image, or (for a choice trial) the user clicks one of the images to select it as an answer. Once main narration audio has been played and either a selection has been made (for a choice trial, isChoiceFrame: true) or all required character audio has been played (for a non-choice trial), the user can proceed by pressing 'next'. (A trial with only main narration audio can also simply auto-proceed when audio is finished.)
Recording is optional. If webcam recording is conducted (doRecording: true) then audio does not start until recording does, to ensure the entire trial is recorded.
The character images are specified in 'images', including an image source, positioning on the screen, any animation at the start of the trial, any associated audio, and whether that audio is required.
This frame is displayed fullscreen; if the frame before it is not, that frame needs to include a manual "next" button so that there's a user interaction event to trigger fullscreen mode. (Browsers don't allow us to switch to FS without a user event.)
The examples below show a few expected uses of this frame. In phase-2, two characters are shown; the protagonist is already present, and speaker1 flies in from the left. Speaker1 has associated audio (dialogue). After the narrative audio, the user can click on speaker1 to play the audio, and will then be able to proceed.
phase-5 is a choice trial, where the user has to click on one of the two images before proceeding.
"frames": {
"phase-2": {
"kind": "exp-lookit-dialogue-page",
"baseDir": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/lookitcontents/politeness/",
"audioTypes": ["mp3", "ogg"],
"backgroundImage": "order1_test1_background.png",
"doRecording": false,
"autoProceed": false,
"parentTextBlock": {
"title": "Parents!",
"text": "some instructions",
"emph": true,
"css": {
"color": "red",
"font-size": "12px"
}
},
"images": [
{
"id": "protagonist",
"src": "order1_test1_listener1.png",
"left": "40",
"bottom": "2",
"height": "60"
},
{
"id": "speaker1",
"text": "Click to hear what he said!",
"src": "order1_test1_speaker1.png",
"left": "20",
"bottom": "2",
"height": "60",
"animate": "flyleft",
"requireAudio": true,
"imageAudio": "polcon_example_2_2speaker1polite"
}
],
"audioSources": [
{
"audioId": "firstAudio",
"sources": "polcon_example_2_1intro"
}
]
},
"phase-5": {
"kind": "exp-lookit-dialogue-page",
"baseDir": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/lookitcontents/politeness/",
"audioTypes": ["mp3", "ogg"],
"backgroundImage": "order1_test1_background.png",
"doRecording": false,
"autoProceed": false,
"isChoiceFrame": true,
"parentTextBlock": {
"title": "Parents:",
"text": "click on the character your child selects.",
"emph": true
},
"images": [
{
"id": "speaker1",
"src": "order1_test1_speaker1.png",
"left": "20",
"bottom": "2",
"height": "60"
},
{
"id": "speaker2",
"src": "order1_test1_speaker2.png",
"left": "60",
"bottom": "2",
"height": "60"
}
],
"audioSources": [
{
"audioId": "firstAudio",
"sources": "polcon_example_5q1"
}
]
}
}
Item Index
Properties
Methods
exitFullscreen
()
makeTimeEvent
-
eventName
-
[extra]
Create the time event payload for a particular frame / event. This can be overridden to add fields to every event sent by a particular frame
Parameters:
Returns:
Event type, time, and any additional metadata provided
serializeContent
-
videoID
-
videoList
-
eventTimings
-
currentlyHighlighted
Parameters captured and sent to the server
Parameters:
-
videoID
StringThe ID of any video recorded during this frame
-
videoList
Lista list of webcam video IDs in case there are >1
-
eventTimings
Object -
currentlyHighlighted
Stringwhich image is selected at the end of the trial, or null if none is. This indicates the final selected choice for a choice trial.
Returns:
The payload sent to the server
showFullscreen
()
Properties
audioSources
Object[]
Array of objects describing audio to play at the start of this frame. Each element describes a separate audio segment.
Sub-properties:
-
audioId
Stringunique string identifying this audio segment
-
sources
Object[]Array of {src: 'url', type: 'MIMEtype'} objects with audio sources for this segment.
Can also give a single string 'filename', which will be expanded out to the appropriate array based on
baseDir
andaudioTypes
values; seeaudioTypes
. -
highlights
Object[]Array of {'range': [startT, endT], 'image': 'imageId'} objects, where the imageId values correspond to the ids given in images
audioTypes
String[]
['typeA', 'typeB']
and an audio source
is given as intro
, the audio source will be
expanded out to
[
{
src: 'baseDir' + 'typeA/intro.typeA',
type: 'audio/typeA'
},
{
src: 'baseDir' + 'typeB/intro.typeB',
type: 'audio/typeB'
}
]
Default: ['mp3', 'ogg']
baseDir
String
baseDir
+ img/
. Any audio/video src values provided as
strings rather than objects with src
and type
will be
expanded out to baseDir/avtype/[stub].avtype
, where the potential
avtypes are given by audioTypes
and videoTypes
.
baseDir should include a trailing slash
(e.g., http://stimuli.org/myexperiment/
); if a value is provided that
does not end in a slash, one will be added.
Default: ''
displayFullscreenOverride
String
doRecording
Boolean
Whether to do webcam recording (will wait for webcam connection before starting audio if so)
fullScreenElementId
String
generateProperties
String
Function to generate additional properties for this frame (like {"kind": "exp-lookit-text"}) at the time the frame is initialized. Allows behavior of study to depend on what has happened so far (e.g., answers on a form or to previous test trials). Must be a valid Javascript function, returning an object, provided as a string.
Arguments that will be provided are: expData
, sequence
, child
, pastSessions
, conditions
.
expData
, sequence
, and conditions
are the same data as would be found in the session data shown
on the Lookit experimenter interface under 'Individual Responses', except that
they will only contain information up to this point in the study.
expData
is an object consisting of frameId
: frameData
pairs; the data associated
with a particular frame depends on the frame kind.
sequence
is an ordered list of frameIds, corresponding to the keys in expData
.
conditions
is an object representing the data stored by any randomizer frames;
keys are frameId
s for randomizer frames and data stored depends on the randomizer
used.
child
is an object that has the following properties - use child.get(propertyName)
to access:
additionalInformation
: String; additional information field from child formageAtBirth
: String; child's gestational age at birth in weeks. Possible values are "24" through "39", "na" (not sure or prefer not to answer), "<24" (under 24 weeks), and "40>" (40 or more weeks).birthday
: timestamp in format "Mon Apr 10 2017 20:00:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)"gender
: "f" (female), "m" (male), "o" (other), or "na" (prefer not to answer)givenName
: String, child's given name/nicknameid
: String, child UUID
pastSessions
is a list of previous response objects for this child and this study,
ordered starting from most recent (at index 0 is this session!). Each has properties
(access as pastSessions[i].get(propertyName)):
completed
: Boolean, whether they submitted an exit surveycompletedConsentFrame
: Boolean, whether they got through at least a consent frameconditions
: Object representing any conditions assigned by randomizer framescreatedOn
: timestamp in format "Thu Apr 18 2019 12:33:26 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)"expData
: Object consisting of frameId: frameData pairsglobalEventTimings
: list of any events stored outside of individual frames - currently just used for attempts to leave the study earlysequence
: ordered list of frameIds, corresponding to keys in expData
Example:
function(expData, sequence, child, pastSessions, conditions) {
return {
'blocks':
[
{
'text': 'Name: ' + child.get('givenName')
},
{
'text': 'Frame number: ' + sequence.length
},
{
'text': 'N past sessions: ' + pastSessions.length
}
]
};
}
(This example is split across lines for readability; when added to JSON it would need to be on one line.)
Default: null
images
Object[]
Array of images to display and information about their placement
Sub-properties:
-
id
Stringunique ID for this image. This will be used to refer to the choice made by the user, if any.
-
src
StringURL of image source (can be full URL, or stub to append to baseDir; see
baseDir
) -
left
Stringdistance from left of story area to image center, as percentage of story area width
-
height
Stringimage height, as percentage of story area height
-
bottom
Stringbottom margin, as percentage of story area height
-
animate
Stringanimation to use at start of trial on this image, if any. If not provided, image is shown throughout trial. Options are 'fadein', 'fadeout', 'flyleft' (fly from left), and 'flyright'.
-
text
Stringtext to display above image, e.g. 'Click to hear what he said!' If omitted, no text is shown.
-
imageAudio
Object[]sources Array of {src: 'url', type: 'MIMEtype'} objects with audio sources for audio to play when this image is clicked, if any. (Omit to not associate audio with this image.)
Can also give a single string
filename
, which will be expanded out to the appropriate array based onbaseDir
andaudioTypes
values; seeaudioTypes
. -
requireAudio
Booleanwhether to require the user to click this image and complete the audio associated before proceeding to the next trial. (Incompatible with autoProceed.)
isChoiceFrame
Boolean
Whether this is a frame where the user needs to click to select one of the images before proceeding
Default: false
nPhase
Number
Phase number (just included as a convenience & sent to server, to make handling collected data simpler)
Default: 0
nTrial
Number
Trial number (just included as a convenience & sent to server, to make handling collected data simpler)
Default: 0
selectNextFrame
String
Function to select which frame index to go to when using the 'next' action on this frame. Allows flexible looping / short-circuiting based on what has happened so far in the study (e.g., once the child answers N questions correctly, move on to next segment). Must be a valid Javascript function, returning a number from 0 through frames.length - 1, provided as a string.
Arguments that will be provided are:
frames
, frameIndex
, expData
, sequence
, child
, pastSessions
frames
is an ordered list of frame configurations for this study; each element
is an object corresponding directly to a frame you defined in the
JSON document for this study (but with any randomizer frames resolved into the
particular frames that will be used this time).
frameIndex
is the index in frames
of the current frame
expData
is an object consisting of frameId
: frameData
pairs; the data associated
with a particular frame depends on the frame kind.
sequence
is an ordered list of frameIds, corresponding to the keys in expData
.
child
is an object that has the following properties - use child.get(propertyName)
to access:
additionalInformation
: String; additional information field from child formageAtBirth
: String; child's gestational age at birth in weeks. Possible values are "24" through "39", "na" (not sure or prefer not to answer), "<24" (under 24 weeks), and "40>" (40 or more weeks).birthday
: timestamp in format "Mon Apr 10 2017 20:00:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)"gender
: "f" (female), "m" (male), "o" (other), or "na" (prefer not to answer)givenName
: String, child's given name/nicknameid
: String, child UUID
pastSessions
is a list of previous response objects for this child and this study,
ordered starting from most recent (at index 0 is this session!). Each has properties
(access as pastSessions[i].get(propertyName)):
completed
: Boolean, whether they submitted an exit surveycompletedConsentFrame
: Boolean, whether they got through at least a consent frameconditions
: Object representing any conditions assigned by randomizer framescreatedOn
: timestamp in format "Thu Apr 18 2019 12:33:26 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)"expData
: Object consisting of frameId: frameData pairsglobalEventTimings
: list of any events stored outside of individual frames - currently just used for attempts to leave the study earlysequence
: ordered list of frameIds, corresponding to keys in expData
Example that just sends us to the last frame of the study no matter what:
`"function(frames, frameIndex, frameData, expData, sequence, child, pastSessions) {return frames.length - 1;}"
``
Default: null
videoTypes
String[]
['typeA', 'typeB']
and a video source
is given as intro
, the video source will be
expanded out to
[
{
src: 'baseDir' + 'typeA/intro.typeA',
type: 'video/typeA'
},
{
src: 'baseDir' + 'typeB/intro.typeB',
type: 'video/typeB'
}
]
Default: ['mp4', 'webm']
Events
completeMainAudio
When narration audio is completed
enteredFullscreen
leftFullscreen
nextFrame
Move to next frame
playSpeakerAudio
When image audio is played (recorded even if not completed)
Event Payload:
-
imageId
String
previousFrame
Move to previous frame


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request
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JSONStream
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Serialization
Akka has a built-in Extension for serialization, and it is both possible to use the built-in serializers and to write your own.
The serialization mechanism is both used by Akka internally to serialize messages, and available for ad-hoc serialization of whatever you might need it for.
Usage
Configuration
For Akka to know which Serializer to use for what, you need edit your Configuration, in the "akka.actor.serializers"-section you bind names to implementations of the akka.serialization.Serializer you wish to use, like this:
akka {
actor {
serializers {
java = "akka.serialization.JavaSerializer"
proto = "akka.remote.serialization.ProtobufSerializer"
myown = "docs.serialization.MyOwnSerializer"
}
}
}
After you've bound names to different implementations of Serializer you need to wire which classes should be serialized using which Serializer, this is done in the "akka.actor.serialization-bindings"-section:
akka {
actor {
serializers {
java = "akka.serialization.JavaSerializer"
proto = "akka.remote.serialization.ProtobufSerializer"
myown = "docs.serialization.MyOwnSerializer"
}
serialization-bindings {
"java.lang.String" = java
"docs.serialization.Customer" = java
"com.google.protobuf.Message" = proto
"docs.serialization.MyOwnSerializable" = myown
"java.lang.Boolean" = myown
}
}
}
You only need to specify the name of an interface or abstract base class of the messages. In case of ambiguity, i.e. the message implements several of the configured classes, the most specific configured class will be used, i.e. the one of which all other candidates are superclasses. If this condition cannot be met, because e.g. java.io.Serializable and MyOwnSerializable both apply and neither is a subtype of the other, a warning will be issued
Note
If your messages are contained inside of a Scala object, then in order to reference those messages, you will need use the fully qualified Java class name. For a message named Message contained inside the object named Wrapper you would need to reference it as Wrapper$Message instead of Wrapper.Message.
Akka provides serializers for java.io.Serializable and protobuf com.google.protobuf.GeneratedMessage by default (the latter only if depending on the akka-remote module), so normally you don't need to add configuration for that; since com.google.protobuf.GeneratedMessage implements java.io.Serializable, protobuf messages will always be serialized using the protobuf protocol unless specifically overridden. In order to disable a default serializer, map its marker type to “none”:
akka.actor.serialization-bindings {
"java.io.Serializable" = none
}
Verification
If you want to verify that your messages are serializable you can enable the following config option:
akka {
actor {
serialize-messages = on
}
}
Warning
We only recommend using the config option turned on when you're running tests. It is completely pointless to have it turned on in other scenarios.
If you want to verify that your Props are serializable you can enable the following config option:
akka {
actor {
serialize-creators = on
}
}
Warning
We only recommend using the config option turned on when you're running tests. It is completely pointless to have it turned on in other scenarios.
Programmatic
If you want to programmatically serialize/deserialize using Akka Serialization, here's some examples:
import akka.actor.{ ActorRef, ActorSystem }
import akka.serialization._
import com.typesafe.config.ConfigFactory
val system = ActorSystem("example")
// Get the Serialization Extension
val serialization = SerializationExtension(system)
// Have something to serialize
val original = "woohoo"
// Find the Serializer for it
val serializer = serialization.findSerializerFor(original)
// Turn it into bytes
val bytes = serializer.toBinary(original)
// Turn it back into an object
val back = serializer.fromBinary(bytes, manifest = None)
// Voilá!
back should be(original)
For more information, have a look at the ScalaDoc for akka.serialization._
Customization
So, lets say that you want to create your own Serializer, you saw the docs.serialization.MyOwnSerializer in the config example above?
Creating new Serializers
First you need to create a class definition of your Serializer like so:
import akka.actor.{ ActorRef, ActorSystem }
import akka.serialization._
import com.typesafe.config.ConfigFactory
class MyOwnSerializer extends Serializer {
// This is whether "fromBinary" requires a "clazz" or not
def includeManifest: Boolean = true
// Pick a unique identifier for your Serializer,
// you've got a couple of billions to choose from,
// 0 - 16 is reserved by Akka itself
def identifier = 1234567
// "toBinary" serializes the given object to an Array of Bytes
def toBinary(obj: AnyRef): Array[Byte] = {
// Put the code that serializes the object here
// ... ...
}
// "fromBinary" deserializes the given array,
// using the type hint (if any, see "includeManifest" above)
def fromBinary(
bytes: Array[Byte],
clazz: Option[Class[_]]): AnyRef = {
// Put your code that deserializes here
// ... ...
}
}
The manifest is a type hint so that the same serializer can be used for different classes. The manifest parameter in fromBinary is the class of the object that was serialized. In fromBinary you can match on the class and deserialize the bytes to different objects.
Then you only need to fill in the blanks, bind it to a name in your Configuration and then list which classes that should be serialized using it.
Serializer with String Manifest
The Serializer illustrated above supports a class based manifest (type hint). For serialization of data that need to evolve over time the SerializerWithStringManifest is recommended instead of Serializer because the manifest (type hint) is a String instead of a Class. That means that the class can be moved/removed and the serializer can still deserialize old data by matching on the String. This is especially useful for Persistence.
The manifest string can also encode a version number that can be used in fromBinary to deserialize in different ways to migrate old data to new domain objects.
If the data was originally serialized with Serializer and in a later version of the system you change to SerializerWithStringManifest the manifest string will be the full class name if you used includeManifest=true, otherwise it will be the empty string.
This is how a SerializerWithStringManifest looks like:
class MyOwnSerializer2 extends SerializerWithStringManifest {
val CustomerManifest = "customer"
val UserManifest = "user"
val UTF_8 = StandardCharsets.UTF_8.name()
// Pick a unique identifier for your Serializer,
// you've got a couple of billions to choose from,
// 0 - 16 is reserved by Akka itself
def identifier = 1234567
// The manifest (type hint) that will be provided in the fromBinary method
// Use `""` if manifest is not needed.
def manifest(obj: AnyRef): String =
obj match {
case _: Customer => CustomerManifest
case _: User => UserManifest
}
// "toBinary" serializes the given object to an Array of Bytes
def toBinary(obj: AnyRef): Array[Byte] = {
// Put the real code that serializes the object here
obj match {
case Customer(name) => name.getBytes(UTF_8)
case User(name) => name.getBytes(UTF_8)
}
}
// "fromBinary" deserializes the given array,
// using the type hint
def fromBinary(bytes: Array[Byte], manifest: String): AnyRef = {
// Put the real code that deserializes here
manifest match {
case CustomerManifest =>
Customer(new String(bytes, UTF_8))
case UserManifest =>
User(new String(bytes, UTF_8))
}
}
}
You must also bind it to a name in your Configuration and then list which classes that should be serialized using it.
Serializing ActorRefs
All ActorRefs are serializable using JavaSerializer, but in case you are writing your own serializer, you might want to know how to serialize and deserialize them properly. In the general case, the local address to be used depends on the type of remote address which shall be the recipient of the serialized information. Use Serialization.serializedActorPath(actorRef) like this:
import akka.actor.{ ActorRef, ActorSystem }
import akka.serialization._
import com.typesafe.config.ConfigFactory
// Serialize
// (beneath toBinary)
val identifier: String = Serialization.serializedActorPath(theActorRef)
// Then just serialize the identifier however you like
// Deserialize
// (beneath fromBinary)
val deserializedActorRef = extendedSystem.provider.resolveActorRef(identifier)
// Then just use the ActorRef
This assumes that serialization happens in the context of sending a message through the remote transport. There are other uses of serialization, though, e.g. storing actor references outside of an actor application (database, etc.). In this case, it is important to keep in mind that the address part of an actor’s path determines how that actor is communicated with. Storing a local actor path might be the right choice if the retrieval happens in the same logical context, but it is not enough when deserializing it on a different network host: for that it would need to include the system’s remote transport address. An actor system is not limited to having just one remote transport per se, which makes this question a bit more interesting. To find out the appropriate address to use when sending to remoteAddr you can use ActorRefProvider.getExternalAddressFor(remoteAddr) like this:
object ExternalAddress extends ExtensionKey[ExternalAddressExt]
class ExternalAddressExt(system: ExtendedActorSystem) extends Extension {
def addressFor(remoteAddr: Address): Address =
system.provider.getExternalAddressFor(remoteAddr) getOrElse
(throw new UnsupportedOperationException("cannot send to " + remoteAddr))
}
def serializeTo(ref: ActorRef, remote: Address): String =
ref.path.toSerializationFormatWithAddress(ExternalAddress(extendedSystem).
addressFor(remote))
Note
ActorPath.toSerializationFormatWithAddress differs from toString if the address does not already have host and port components, i.e. it only inserts address information for local addresses.
toSerializationFormatWithAddress also adds the unique id of the actor, which will change when the actor is stopped and then created again with the same name. Sending messages to a reference pointing the old actor will not be delivered to the new actor. If you don't want this behavior, e.g. in case of long term storage of the reference, you can use toStringWithAddress, which doesn't include the unique id.
This requires that you know at least which type of address will be supported by the system which will deserialize the resulting actor reference; if you have no concrete address handy you can create a dummy one for the right protocol using Address(protocol, "", "", 0) (assuming that the actual transport used is as lenient as Akka’s RemoteActorRefProvider).
There is also a default remote address which is the one used by cluster support (and typical systems have just this one); you can get it like this:
object ExternalAddress extends ExtensionKey[ExternalAddressExt]
class ExternalAddressExt(system: ExtendedActorSystem) extends Extension {
def addressForAkka: Address = system.provider.getDefaultAddress
}
def serializeAkkaDefault(ref: ActorRef): String =
ref.path.toSerializationFormatWithAddress(ExternalAddress(theActorSystem).
addressForAkka)
Deep serialization of Actors
The recommended approach to do deep serialization of internal actor state is to use Akka Persistence.
A Word About Java Serialization
When using Java serialization without employing the JavaSerializer for the task, you must make sure to supply a valid ExtendedActorSystem in the dynamic variable JavaSerializer.currentSystem. This is used when reading in the representation of an ActorRef for turning the string representation into a real reference. DynamicVariable is a thread-local variable, so be sure to have it set while deserializing anything which might contain actor references.
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"Neural Networks" and "Deep Learning" have become quite the buzzwords nowadays, even within more traditional industries like insurance. However, ask any Actuary what's the most commonly used model he/she uses, and it is unlikely you'll hear any answer other than GLMs or GBMs.
What is a Neural Network?
A neural network, as cool as it sounds, is nothing more than a statistical model. Much like its older brother - The simple linear regressor, the neural network also uses parameters and optimization to construct a line-of-best-fit for whatever data it is being presented. Unlike its old brother however, it is modelled from the way biological neural networks in our brains process information.


Bahau's unique Rahmania Mosque still stands tall
by Abnor Hamizam Abd ManapJEMPOL: The town of Bahau may have bade farewell to its former reputation as a ‘cowboy town’, having enjoyed an industrial and property boom in recent years.
However, the former rubber, oil palm and timber hub still holds on to pieces of its history, in particular the 88-year-old Rahmania Mosque, located in Bandar Bahau.
The mosque holds special significance as its khutbah Jumaat (Friday sermons) are delivered in both Tamil and Bahasa Melayu.
It dates back to the 1930s when Nagoor Meera, an Indian-Muslim merchant from India, arrived in Bahau to open his grocery business.
At the time, Bahau, which had a mostly Chinese community, did not have a mosque for the Muslim community, which prompted Nagoor to build one.
Rahmania Mosque secretary Ustaz Umar Bawa, 52, said Nagoor began building the mosque in 1931 and used his own money to hire workers.
The mosque, located in the vicinity of the Kampung Indah Muslim cemetery, measures a modest 48 square metres end to end.
It can accommodate a maximum of 150 people.
Its walls, floors and ceiling were built using wood gathered from forests near Bahau. It was then known as Masjid India Bahau (Bahau Indian Mosque).
“It was the only mosque in Bahau at the time and it became the gathering point for the Muslim community to perform their prayers,” said Umar.
He added that once the mosque was completed, Nagoor got a few imam from India to manage it.
“That is why to this day, the khutbah Jumaat is delivered in both Tamil and Bahasa Melayu,” he said.
In 1951, the mosque had to be relocated as some felt that its location within the grounds of the Kampung Indah Muslim cemetery wasn’t appropriate.
However, it was moved merely several hundred metres down the road, rebuilt to the exact same specifications and has remained so to this day.
Nagoor was believed to have died in India.
Umar said in 1994, Nagoor’s son handed over the management of the mosque to the Bahau Muslim community, and its name was subsequently changed to the Rahmania Mosque.
Umar added that the mosque’s management had never met any of Nagoor’s heirs.
They were told that his son had also died in India.
“As such, much of the history of the mosque cannot be archived. What’s left is a document relating to the construction of the mosque, as well as its floor plans,” he said.
The mosque’s management, however, has upheld the practice introduced by Nagoor by employing an imam from India who is assisted by two local imam.
The passing of time, said Umar, had not been kind to the mosque’s exterior and interior. Its walls, floors and ceilings are worn out.
Umar added that the mosque’s management had since launched a fund to build a new mosque, which was estimated to cost RM5 million.
“We don’t want to demolish the original structure, but the deteriorating conditions have forced us to build a new mosque, which will be more convenient for the congregation.”
Umar said the Rahmania Mosque had become a symbol of unity for the township, as it was used not just by the Indian-Muslim community but also the Malays.


For assignment 5, we formatted dynamic text that was loaded onto the
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My name is Timothy Cole or as my parents refer to me, tech support but you can call me Tim!
I'm a 21 year old, self-taught, full-stack web developer living on the coastal side of North Carolina.
When I was 10 years old I fell in love with computers. I thought they were so neat that I wanted to become the CEO of Intel one day! When I was 13 I realized how intriguing websites are so I started to tinker with inspect element. It wasn't until then when I realized what I wanted to do with my life. A few months passed and I was still learning and investing my time away.
EUREKA! - Finally, by the age of 14, I created my very first website! All front-end and far from perfect, but it was mine that's all that mattered. As time passed, I completed many projects, gradually becoming more educated and working harder as ever.
After hating school for my entire life, when I was 17 in freshmen year, I decided to drop out to pursue my career as a web developer.
Now I'm fluent in CSS, HTML, JS, Golang, NodeJS, and PHP with a touch of Python and Java (Android Development), currently working as QA and Development at SocialBlade.


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These decadent savoury waffles are sure to add a touch of class and luxury to Christmas morning.
Equipment and preparation: For this recipe, you will need a waffle maker.
Preheat a waffle maker to a medium setting and preheat the oven to 140C/120C Fan/Gas 1.
Melt the butter in a saucepan over a low heat, then set aside to cool slightly.
In a bowl, whisk together the flour, half of the milk, 3 eggs, baking powder and salt. Whisk in most of the melted butter and the remaining milk until smooth and well combined, then stir in 3 tablespoons of the chives.
Grease the waffle maker with some of the remaining melted butter. Ladle some of the waffle batter into each well of the waffle maker, close the lid and cook for 4-5 minutes, or until golden-brown and crisp. Remove from the waffle maker and transfer to a baking tray, then keep warm in the oven. Repeat the process with the remaining butter and batter.
Meanwhile, bring a pan of water to the boil and prepare a bowl of iced water. Add the white wine vinegar to the pan, then swirl the boiling water and crack one duck egg into the vortex. Reduce the heat until the water is just simmering and poach for 2-3 minutes, or until firm on the outside, but runny in the middle. Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and lower into the iced water. Repeat the process with the remaining eggs.
When ready to serve, heat the pan containing the remaining melted butter and add the spinach; cook until wilted. Season with salt and pepper, then set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
Return the pan of poaching water to the boil, then return the poached eggs to the water for 1 minute to heat through.
Meanwhile, mix the crème fraîche with the remaining tablespoon of chopped chives, then season with salt and pepper.
To serve, divide the waffles among 4 plates. Top each with some of the spinach, a few slices of smoked salmon and a duck egg, plus a dollop of the chive crème fraîche.


Involvement in the early stages of the startup as UX consultant. Interviewing stakeholders to understand business goals and needs. Reviewing existing clients and defining persona. Creating full wireframes for the platform
Had recently lost one of her grandmothers’ earrings. This earring had a great signifecance for her. She went to a consultation with a jeweler who offered a price that is to high for her. She heard about the website from a friend and is wiling to try it out. She doesn't know much about jewelry, only what the jeweler told her.
A saavy internet user who loves innovations. He doesn't know much about jewelry, but his wife loves it, so he has some experience buying jewelry to her. Recently he and his wife watched together the movie Gladiator on DVD, where she saw a wonderful necklace on one of the characters. Now with the date of their silver wedding approaching, Robert wants to surprise her with a recreation of this necklace.
A frequent online shopper who loves jewelry and knows about different materials and jems. She is also familiar with jewelry price ranges. Recently one of her coworkers came back from her holiday wearing a very special ring she bought during the trip. She decided to recreate the same ring for herself and would look for a lower price.
It is important to upload photos correctly for the 3D designer to be able to recreate the piece.
The project page is where the client can see all the project details and follow up. As projects can have many long stages involving other service providers, the progress bar shows the current status
The 3D designer publishes the model when it is ready for the client's approval
The client can mark problematic areas on the model and add a comment. The designer can reply or resolve the comment.


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
To boil the bacon, remove the bacon joint from the soaking water and put it into a large, deep, lidded saucepan. Add the rest of the ingredients for boiling the bacon.
Pour in enough cold water to cover the joint by 2.5cm/1in. Cover with a lid, place over a high heat and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer and cook, covered, for one hour.
Test to see if the meat is tender by piercing it with a blunt table knife. If's difficult to insert the blade, then continue cooking for another 20 minutes and test again. When the meat is tender, remove the pan from the heat and set aside.
To stew the bacon, preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5. Place a large lidded ovenproof casserole on the stove and heat until hot. Add the butter, then add the garlic, shallots and peppercorns and fry for one minute.
Add the carrots and celery and fry gently for about five minutes until lightly coloured. Remove the bacon collar from the liquid the meat was boiled in.
Cut and lift off the bacon skin with a sharp knife - it should come off in a single piece. Put the skinned bacon joint on top of the vegetables in the casserole. Add enough of the poaching liquid to cover the vegetables by 2.5cm/1in (you may need to top up with water if there is not enough).
Cover with the lid and place in the oven for 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, for the dumplings, sieve the flour, salt and mustard powder into a bowl. Stir in the suet, chopped parsley and freshly ground black pepper, to taste.
Add enough cold water to make a stiff dough that doesn't cling to the sides of the bowl.
Add the rolled dumplings to the casserole, around the joint, and place the casserole back into the oven to cook for a further 25-30 minutes. When done the dumplings should be cooked through, puffed and light. The meat will be tender and unctuous, the vegetables will have collapsed a little and the cooking liquid will have thickened.
To serve, carefully lift the meat from the casserole onto a board and cut into generous slices. Divide the vegetables equally among four plates, top with slices of the meat, surround with a few dumplings and spoon over the thickened juices. Serve with English mustard.


A thread pooling task runner that executes tasks in parallel with user-specified priority. Higher-priority tasks will always begin execution before lower-priority tasks. Tasks with the same priority will begin execution in the same order as they were enqueued (FIFO).
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A thread pooling task runner that executes tasks in parallel with user-specified priority. Higher-priority tasks will always begin execution before lower-priority tasks. Tasks with the same priority will begin execution in the same order as they were enqueued (FIFO).
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Enqueue a new task to be run.
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| callback | A callback function to be executed on a thread pool. |
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- A ManualResetEvent that will be signaled once the newly created task completes.
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Change the state of the task runner to Stopping so it can safely return to Idle state.
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Indicates whether the queue still contains any critical tasks to be run or not.
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Indicates whether the queue still contains any non-critical tasks to be run or not.
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Indicates whether there are any critical tasks currently being executed.
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Indicates whether there are any non-critical tasks currently being executed.
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Indicates whether there are any critical tasks still waiting to complete.
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Indicates whether there are any non-critical tasks still waiting to complete.
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Indicates whether or not the state of the task runner is currently set to Running.
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Indicates whether or not the state of the task runner is currently set to Starting.
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Indicates whether or not the state of the task runner is currently set to Stopped.
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Indicates whether or not the state of the task runner is currently set to Stopping.
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The total number of critical tasks currently being executed.
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The total number of non-critical tasks currently being executed.
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The total number of tasks currently being executed.
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The total number of critical tasks currently waiting to be completed.
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The total number of non-critical tasks currently waiting to be completed.
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The total number of tasks currently waiting to complete.
| Action ca.axoninteractive.Utilities.ConcurrentPriorityTaskRunner.AllTasksCompleted |
An event to signal the completion of all tasks in the queue. Runs after the CriticalTasksCompleted event is called for the triggering task completion.
| Action ca.axoninteractive.Utilities.ConcurrentPriorityTaskRunner.CriticalTasksCompleted |
An event to signal the completion of all critical tasks in the queue. Runs after the TaskCompleted event is called for the triggering task completion.
| Action ca.axoninteractive.Utilities.ConcurrentPriorityTaskRunner.QueueEmpty |
An event to signal that all tasks in the queue have started execution. Runs after the TaskStarted event is called for the triggering task execution.
| Action ca.axoninteractive.Utilities.ConcurrentPriorityTaskRunner.Started |
An event to signal that the task runner started (is now in the Running state).
| Action ca.axoninteractive.Utilities.ConcurrentPriorityTaskRunner.Stopped |
An event to signal that the task runner stopped (completed all critical tasks and exited the primary ThreadProc() loop).
| Action ca.axoninteractive.Utilities.ConcurrentPriorityTaskRunner.TaskCompleted |
An event to signal that a task has finished executing.
| Action ca.axoninteractive.Utilities.ConcurrentPriorityTaskRunner.TaskEnqueued |
An event to signal that a task has been enqueued, but has not yet begun executing.
| Action ca.axoninteractive.Utilities.ConcurrentPriorityTaskRunner.TaskStarted |
An event to signal that a task has begun executing.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


augur.ghtorrent.GHTorrent¶
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class
augur.ghtorrent.
GHTorrent
(user, password, host, port, dbname)[source]¶ Uses GHTorrent and other GitHub data sources and returns dataframes with interesting GitHub indicators
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__init__
(user, password, host, port, dbname)[source]¶ Connect to GHTorrent
Parameters: dbstr – The [database string](http://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/core/engines.html) to connect to the GHTorrent database
Methods
__init__
(user, password, host, port, dbname)Connect to GHTorrent classify_contributors
(owner[, repo])Classify everyone who has interacted with a repo into - user - tester - rejected_contributor - contributor - major_contributor - maintainer closed_issues
(owner[, repo])Subgroup: Issue Resolution code_commits
(owner[, repo, group_by])Subgroup: Code Development code_review_iteration
(owner[, repo])Subgroup: Code Development commit_comments
(owner[, repo, group_by])Timeseries of the count of new commit comments commits100
(owner[, repo, group_by])Timeseries of the count of commits, limited to the first 100 overall committer_locations
(owner[, repo])Returns committers and their locations community_age
(owner[, repo])Information helpful to determining a community’s age community_engagement
(owner, repo)Timeseries with lots of information about issues and pull requests contributing_github_organizations
(owner[, repo])Subgroup: Community Development contribution_acceptance
(owner[, repo])Subgroup: Community Development contributions
(owner[, repo, userid])Timeseries of all the contributions to a project, optionally limited to a specific user contributors
(owner[, repo])All the contributors to a project and the counts of their contributions fakes
(owner[, repo])Timeseries of new fake users per week first_response_to_issue_duration
(owner, repo)Subgroup: Issue Resolution forks
(owner[, repo, group_by])Subgroup: Code Development issue_activity
(owner[, repo])Timeseries of issue related activity: issues opened, closed, reopened, and currently open issue_comments
(owner[, repo])Timeseries of the count of new issue comments maintainer_response_to_merge_request_duration
(owner)Subgroup: Code Development new_contributing_github_organizations
(owner)Subgroup: Community Growth open_issues
(owner[, repo, group_by])Subgroup: Individual Diversity project_age
(owner[, repo])Date of the project’s creation pull_request_acceptance_rate
(owner[, repo])Timeseries of pull request acceptance rate (expressed as the ratio of pull requests merged on a date to the count of pull requests opened on a date) pull_request_comments
(owner[, repo])Subgroup: Code Development pull_requests_made_closed
(owner[, repo])Timeseries of the ratio of pull requests made/closed pull_requests_open
(owner[, repo])Subgroup: Code Development repoid
(owner_or_repoid[, repo])Returns a repository’s ID as it appears in the GHTorrent projects table github.com/[owner]/[project] total_committers
(owner[, repo])Timeseries of total committers as of each week userid
(username)Returns the userid given a username watchers
(owner[, repo, group_by])Returns of the count of people who starred the repo on that date -


We are the UC CubeCats. You seem to have found this page a little early. Our current site can be found at www.UCCubeCats.org
The UC CubeCats is a student organization at the University of Cincinnati dedicated to the education of its members through the development and launch of CubeSats (small, standardized satellites). While we are a predominantly undergraduate engineering organization, we accept university students of every level and every major.
The CubeCats Applied Training in Space Exploration (CATiSE) Program is designed to teach new members of the UC CubeCats systems engineering, project leadership skills, and technical skills for space like environments
Our CubeSat program is comprised of dedicated members working on a single CubeSat mission, a ground station for communicating with future CubeSat missions, and a Helmholtz cage for testing ADAC systems.


File List
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CardStack Class
Constructor
CardStack
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stackspread
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stackspread
STACKSPREADThe spread type for this stack
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spread_amount
NumberThe amound of spread to use (only useful for certain spreads)
Item Index
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Methods
AddCardAfter
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Adds the card to the cards array after (on top of) another card, then spreads all of the cards.
AddCardToBottom
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Adds the card to the bottom of the stack then spreads all of the cards.
Parameters:
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CardThe card to add to the bottom
AddCardToTop
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newcard
Adds the card to the top of the cards array and spreads the card
Parameters:
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CardThe card to add
CalculateBoundingRect
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re-calculates this.rect
Draw
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surf
Draws all of the cards in the cards array to the surf
Parameters:
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surf
CanvasContextThe context to draw to
GetCardContaining
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x
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Checks if any card's rect encloses x,y (canvas space)
Parameters:
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x
NumberCanvas-space x coordinate
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y
NumberCanvas-space y coordinate
RemoveCardAtIndex
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index
Removes the card at the index in this.cards array
Parameters:
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index
Numberthe index to remove
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SetMaxVisibleCards
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mvis
Sets the max_visible property to mvis
Parameters:
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mvis
NumberHow many of the cards from the top to show
Shuffle
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reps
Shuffles the stack, and re-spreads
Parameters:
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reps
ObjectHow many times to shuffle the deck
SpreadAllCards
()
Goes through every card in the array and spreads it. This should be called when you have moved a card to a non-top position. It requires this.cards[0] to be in the correct place.
SpreadCard
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card
Spreads a single card based on its current location. Card should be on top of the previous card in the array before being passed to this function.
Parameters:
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card
CardThe card to spread
Properties
amount
Number
The spread amount. Only useful for certain spread types
Default: 1.0
cards
Array
The collection of cards in this stack. Will draw all of them in the Draw method
max_visible
Number | Null
If only the top few cards should be shown in the stack, set this to the number that should be shown. No option to only show the bottom few at the moment.
Default: null
mousedownfn
Function(evt,stack)
Optional hook for a mouse down event on this stack. The user is expected to handle mouse events and decide when to call this function.
Default: empty function
mousedownfn
Function(evt,stack)
Optional hook for a mouse up event on this stack. The user is expected to handle mouse events and decide when to call this function.
Default: empty function
name
String
The name of this stack. Stacks are stored by name in Table
Default: "unknown"


--- layout: base title: Computer Anonymous - Boston ---
Read the overview if you haven't already.
We meet on the last Wednesday of each month at 7pm, generally at pubs in the Camberville area.
If you're new: usually, there will be some anons hanging out in front of the venue until 7:10 or so, waiting for others to show up, so look for them and say hi! You can also try tweeting some of the folks listed under "the people" -- @patcable makes it to most meetups. We haven't had a @WhyCompBos meetup in a while, and @kmbrlynn is trying to revive it! So you can reach out to her too.
//
When: Wednesday, March 29th, 2017, at 7pm
Location: Aeronaut Brewing, 4 Tyler St, Somerville, MA 02143 [Google Maps]
There are a few low-key events at Aeronaut that night - a story slam, food provided by a culinary startup, and jazz later on (here is their event calendar). If you have trouble finding us, try tweeting @patcable or @kmbrlynn
(Meetup locations will be chosen from this list at semi-random, unless specific places are requested via pull request / tweets @WhyCompBos / etc, in which case we can totally go with popular requests :) )
//
@WhyCompBos on Twitter
Talk to us if you want to attend or just turn up!
Internet high-five/shoutouts/etc. to @flowerhack* for originally forking the whycomputer repo and getting the Boston party started.
* moved away from Boston but we still love them <3
Ping us!


Midnight Cowboy (1969)
Grade: 86
"Midnight Cowboy" is an excellent film that demonstrates the gap between ambitions and reality, and gives a flavor of what New York City (and rural Texas) was like in the late 1960s. "Midnight Cowboy" was also a landmark film in its explicit treatment of sexual behavior, especially homosexuality, which initially earned an 'X' rating. (The rating was later rescinded after the Oscars had awarded it "Best Picture".)
Joe Buck (Jon Voight) is a young Texan who decides to leave his dishwashing job and move to New York City. He is naively certain that he can make a good living as a "hustler", meaning a prostitute with older women as customers.
Upon reaching New York, he is soon hustled himself.  He moves into a condemned apartment already occupied by small-time con and cripple Ratso Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman) who has dreams of his own: living as an important man in Florida.
The director, John Schlesinger, makes frequent use of brief, long-ago flashbacks of Buck's childhood, and pairs these flashbacks to relevent events in the present. We learn that Buck was raised by his grandmother, who had multiple boyfriends and who neglected and possibly sexually abused him. There are also fantasy scenes paired with their real-world result. For example, Voight approaches a would-be customer, and there is a fantasy scene of him escorting her to a posh suite.  These flashback/fantasy scenes are even better than the rest of the film, and it is a wonder that more films do not make use of them. Certainly Schlesinger was deserving of his 'Best Director' Academy Award.
Dustin Hoffman is endearing in the role of Rizzo. Hoffman can be very likable in secondary roles (as in "Papillon"), where his character can show more eccentricities.
Voight was a late casting, after the role had been offered to Michael Sarrazin and even Elvis Presley. The Joe Buck character is perhaps too naive and stupid, but Voight is very credible as a yokel.
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RVS_BTDriver_tvOS_Test_Harness_AppDelegate
@UIApplicationMain
class RVS_BTDriver_tvOS_Test_Harness_AppDelegate : UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate
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var window: UIWindow?
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func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey : Any]?) -> Bool
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func applicationWillResignActive(_ application: UIApplication)
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func applicationDidEnterBackground(_ application: UIApplication)
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func applicationWillEnterForeground(_ application: UIApplication)
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func applicationDidBecomeActive(_ application: UIApplication)


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block pageTitle %} GOV.UK prototyping kit {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% import "pip22/macros/elements.html" as elements %} {% for page in data %} {% for question in page.declaration %} There's a problem You must: tick all boxes and click the ‘I agree - continue with my application’ button to continue {{ elements.header(page,question) }} By continuing with this application, I, {{aboutYou.firstName}} {{aboutYou.middleName}} {{aboutYou.surname}}, agree that: Which types of waste do you transport regularly? the information I have given so far in this application is complete and correct the information I will give in the rest of the application will be complete and correct I will promptly report any changes to my circumstances You must call 0345 850 3322, or textphone 0345 601 6677 if: your personal details change, for example your name, address or doctor the help you need or your condition changes you stay overnight in a hospital or care home you go abroad for more than 13 weeks you’re imprisoned or held in detention I understand that: I may have to go to court or pay a penalty if I deliberately give false or incomplete information, or do not report changes, and that my Personal Independence Payment may be stopped or reduced {{ elements.submit(page,question,true,false,false) }} {{ elements.helpline(page) }} {% endfor %} {% endfor %} {% endblock %}
You must:
By continuing with this application, I, {{aboutYou.firstName}} {{aboutYou.middleName}} {{aboutYou.surname}}, agree that:
You must call 0345 850 3322, or textphone 0345 601 6677 if:
I understand that:


Ubuntu Live USB with persistence
Creating a live USB is easy, adding persistence seems to be quite hard. After lots of research, there was alot of ways to do it, but most of these tutorials were out of date so some things weren’t relevant anymore or just didn’t work
Here are some hopefully simple steps to create a live USB with persistence, using Ubuntu. This will also be available as a normal USB flash drive to windows users
Requirements
- Ubuntu ISO
- USB flash drive. 4G is ideal, although you probably could have it on 2GB
- Device already running linux
Steps
- Firstly we will format the USB to FAT32 and wipe anything from it. You can use gparted if you want
- Now lets copy over the ubuntu ISO to the USB (this may take some time)
- Once finished, mount up the drive so we can modify the boot config to tell it to be persistent. We will modify the grub config and also the isolinux config
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menuentry "Try Ubuntu without installing" {
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initrd /casper/initrd.lz
}
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# Add "persistent" after /casper/vmlinuz.efi
$ sudo vim usb/isolinux/txt.cfg
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label live
menu label ^Try Ubuntu without installing
kernel /casper/vmlinuz.efi
append file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper persistent initrd=/casper/initrd.lz quiet splash ---
.....
# Add "persistent" to the append line, just after the boot=casper statement
- We must now create a file (or you could shrink the partition and make a new partition, it does the same thing) for where the persistent data will store itself. It will store in a file (or partition) called
casper-rw
. I have chosen this to only be 1Gb, but you can choose your size below. There are several ways to create a pre-space-populated file, this is just one of them
sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=usb/casper-rw bs=1M count=1024
Now we will format the file into an ext4
format so the OS can read it
sudo mkfs.ext4 usb/casper-rw
- All finished. Unmount and go boot from it. If you find that 1Gb isnt enough, you can resize that
casper-rw
using the following
Thanks alot to this tutorial that was the most helpful, altyhough I was unable to get the 2 partition USB thing to work, like in the example in that article.


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For a summary of interesting stuff at ICML 2018 have a look at David Abel's write up here also check out his blog here.


Module: Mongoid::Validatable::ClassMethods
- Defined in:
- lib/mongoid/validatable.rb
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#validates_relation(association) ⇒ Object
Adds an associated validator for the association if the validate option was not provided or set to true.
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#validates_with(*args, &block) ⇒ Object
Add validation with the supplied validators forthe provided fields with options.
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#validating_with_query? ⇒ true, false
Are we currently performing a validation that has a query?.
Instance Method Details
#validates_relation(association) ⇒ Object
Adds an associated validator for the association if the validate option was not provided or set to true.
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#validates_with(*args, &block) ⇒ Object
Note:
See ActiveModel::Validations::With for full options. This is overridden to add autosave functionality when presence validation is added.
Add validation with the supplied validators forthe provided fields with options.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/validatable.rb', line 156 def validates_with(*args, &block) if args.first == PresenceValidator args.last[:attributes].each do |name| association = relations[name.to_s] if association && association.autosave? Association::Referenced::AutoSave.define_autosave!(association) end end end super end |
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# File 'lib/mongoid/validatable.rb', line 176 def validating_with_query? Threaded.executing?("#{name}-validate-with-query") end |


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At 6:36PM EST today, after getting into yet another heated argument, Kaidon Spare was banned from the discord server. This was just 77 minutes after he was confirmed by President Nicholas Richardson as the new Secretary of Defense. In Nicholas Richardson's 6PM press briefing, when asked why he chose Kaidon Spare for SoD, the president answered: "He was the only person who told me they would take the position no one else asked. If there was more I would have had my administration pick who they wanted."
During a discussion on whether President Nicholas Richardson's latest executive order, setting the minimum drinking age to 18 nation wide, was constitutional, Kaidon Spare interjected multiple times, with statements such as "You guys are always complaining about something" and "There is no roleplay in #general, so anything you guys say in here doesn't matter, that's why offices are open". After being challenged, specifically by Franklin Hudson, Kaidon Spare went on to file a formal complain to the Supreme Court to remove Franklin Hudson's powers as a moderator. He was then banned from the server.
After his ban, Franklin Hudson shared the harassing messages that Kaidon Spare had been sending him for the past few days. He joked that he had accidently banned Kaidon, until he doubled down on his decision with the following: "jk hes banned i did it purposefully and i dont regret it". President Nicholas Richardson followed up with "Im done defending him dear lord I admitted to messing up and he had to stretch it out saying I didn't do anything."
All of Kaidon Spare's recent messages in the discord were deleted when he was banned, including Spare's News Network.  As of now, Landers has not given a position on whether Kaidon will be unbanned or not. Unfortunately, President Nicholas Richardson will be forced to find a new Secretary of Defense.


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Colour Me Kubrick: A True...ish Story
Colour Me Kubrick: A True...ish Story is a movie starring John Malkovich, Jim Davidson, and Richard E. Grant. The true story of a man who posed as director Stanley Kubrick during the production of Kubrick's last film, Eyes Wide Shut...


What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
learning how to code requires time and persistence. And learn about a Growth Mindset had a greater impact on me.
There were many times throughout the program that I got stuck on some tasks, and it leads to questioning my ability to learn to program and remind me that with persistence I will get there. Struggling with something is growth, all that matters is that I have the tenacity to see it through.
Procrastination is the biggest problem in my learning progress. I learned that track my time is essential for my learning progress. I noticed that When I used to spend a whole day studying on the computer, I end up my day thinking that I studied for around 10 hours. However, when I start to use the Pomodoro Technique for managing my time to stay focused. I discovered that at the end of a productive day I got something around 4 and 5 hours in focus mode.
Learning about Emotional intelligence I figure out that I’m the kind of person who avoids at all costs expressed my emotions and I have to overcome that for my wellbeing.
Psychologists are basically in agreement that avoiding or inhibiting unpleasant emotions or suppressing your thoughts makes your body tense, your mood negative, and your cognition impaired. But if you access, express, and process those blocked-up emotions, you’ll feel better, in all the ways.
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
self-awareness promotes emotional wellness and self-esteem. consequently, it provides an insight into who we are, why we react as we do, and gives us direction for self-improvement. I see Self-awareness is an important skill to outcome during the learning process. It gives us the belief in our ability to achieve a goal.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
Be convinced that hard work, good strategies, and good use of resources will lead to learning anything that I want.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
The most frustrating feature of writing as a non-native English speaker is that you can’t express yourself as clearly as you can when using your mother-tongue. You are thinking about something fairly complex, but you can’t explain it with that specific semantic nuance.
Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
Learning to code is not easy at all. We need the right mindset and emotional intelligence to achieve it.
Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time?
Not all. it’s helping me now and as well for my future challenges
Should you have just used that time to practising programming instead? Justify your answer.
If I just used my time practising programming, sooner or later I would find myself in one of these situations: Stuck, unmotivated, thinking that I'm not smart enough, anxious, and so on. Everything that I learned during the core learning helped me to overcome those problems.


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BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY Reviewed by Jerry Saravia July 3rd, 2001
Renee Zellweger is an actress whose sprightly charm and quivering, cutesy smile can melt moviegoers' hearts like no other. She is the girl-next-door type but her irresistibility breaks some new ground here - you get the feeling that she can be embarrassed and impish at the same time. She is the unique joy of "Bridget Jones' Diary," a fairly amusing if slightly misguided romantic comedy with ample charm and considerable laughs. It just lacks the extra leap to take it beyond conventionality.
Bridget Jones (Renee Zellweger) is the neurotic, lonely, uncouth heroine of the 1996 bestseller by Helen Fielding. She is so lonely that she drinks heavily while listening to Eric Carmen's "All By Myself" (a touching, heartbreaking moment). At first glance, no one seems to take a gander at Bridget. She is plumpish and tends to say exactly what is on her mind, including at book receptions where everyone looks at her with slight bemusement. At dinner parties, she confronts men who see her as an unappealing spinster, including the rich Mr. Darcy (Colin Firth). Her boss, however, takes a liking to her (he is played with irresistible glee by Hugh Grant), and the two begin having an affair. Of course, Mr. Darcy gets jealous since he does like her.
It is no surprise where the film is headed when we know Mr. Darcy will inevitably change his mind about Bridget. But the film takes on a knowing, self-conscious style at the beginning where we begin to think that it will poke fun at romantic comedy conventions. There is a moment where Bridget > makes an error in judgment at work and we see her unsaid obscenity splashed across the screen. "Bridget Jones' Diary," however, does not take as many unconventional routes as one might hope. Bridget loves the two men but has to decide between one. Bridget tries to bring her parents back together after a brief separation. Some of these episodes work better than others but they hardly figure cohesively as a whole.
I have not read Fielding's book but I've been told that it truly maps out Bridget's insecurities and messy lifestyle with more depth. The film does show her drinking and eating and smoking too much and we sense she is real obsessive and has trouble finding the proper man (she is also a bad cook, witness the strange coloring of her cooked meals). But all these qualities are painted in broad strokes. Bridget's biggest flaw seems to be her uncouth quality but I was not clear why everyone seemed so perturbed whenever she made a speech (I found her speeches funny and engaging). As played by Zellweger, she has charm and an affable quality but her weight gain (reports say she gained as much as 20 to 40 pounds for the role) does not exactly put her on the same scale as Conchata Ferrell (who I love no matter how much she weighs). In other words, I get the sense that the film has been sanitized from its written form to accommodate all women in the audience. Where does this leave the wom! en who are perhaps uncomfortable with their weight or who need someone like Bridget Jones as their role model, essentially saying it is okay to be fat and still have Hugh Grant as your suitor?
"Bridget Jones' Diary" has Zellweger at its center and she is as convincing and delightful as one can imagine. Kudos also go to Hugh Grant and Colin Firth in witty supporting roles (I could have lived without a cliched fistfight between them). There is also a funny cameo by Salman Rushdie as himself no less. The film has pizazz to offer but compare this to any other romantic comedy, and I dare you to find the difference.
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