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--- layout: post title: no title date: '2015-01-04T07:30:25+01:00' categories: - Sketches picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/107107926127 ---


Module test
Basic unit-testing framework
Functions
| describe (description, ...) | Define a group of tests |
| sdescribe (description, ...) | Define a group of tests that will be skipped. |
| it (description, f) | Define a single test to be used in describe |
| sit (description, f) | Define a single test that will be skipped. |
| fixture (name, scope, f) | Define a fixture to be used in tests |
| parametrize (names, parameters, f) | Run a single test with multiple parameters |
| run_tests () | Run all described tests and write results to stdout |
Assertion Functions
| assertEqual (v1, v2, msg) | Assert two values are equal |
| assertNotEqual (v1, v2, msg) | Assert two values not are equal |
| assertRequal (v1, v2, msg) | Assert two values are recursively equal |
| assertNotRequal (v1, v2, msg) | Assert two values are not recursively equal |
| assertLessThan (less, more, msg) | Assert a value is less than another value |
| assertMoreThan (more, less, msg) | Assert a value is more than another value |
| assertLessThanEqual (less, more, msg) | Assert a value is less than or equal to another value |
| assertMoreThanEqual (more, less, msg) | Assert a value is more than or equal to another value |
| assertRaises (exception, func, msg) | Assert a function raises an error mathing a pattern |
Functions
- describe (description, ...)
-
Define a group of tests
Parameters:
Usage:
describe('Example tests', it('makes an assertion', function() assert(true) end) ) run_tests()
- sdescribe (description, ...)
-
Define a group of tests that will be skipped.
Works exactly like describe, but skips all tests defined inside when run_tests is called.
Parameters:
See also:
- it (description, f)
-
Define a single test to be used in describe
Parameters:
- description string description of test
- f func a test function (function that makes assertions)
- sit (description, f)
-
Define a single test that will be skipped.
Works exactly like it, but will skip the test when run_tests is called.
Parameters:
- description string description of test
- f func a test function (function that makes assertions)
See also:
- fixture (name, scope, f)
-
Define a fixture to be used in tests
Parameters:
- name string name of the fixture
- scope string (optional) scope in which to create fixture ('func', 'group', 'module')
- f func function that creates the fixture (if the 'scope' argument is omitted then 'scope' is treated as 'f')
Usage:
fixture('myFixture', 'func', function() return 1 end) describe('Example tests', it('makes an assertion', function(myFixture) assert(myFixture == 1) end) )
- parametrize (names, parameters, f)
-
Run a single test with multiple parameters
Parameters:
- names string fixtures to parametrize (comma separated)
- parameters table of parameters - if more than one parameter is specified this must be a table of tables
- f func test function created with it
Usage:
describe('Example tests', parametrize('a,b,c', { {1, 2, 3}, {4, 5, 9} }, it('makes an assertion', function(a, b, c) assert(a + b == c) end)) )
- run_tests ()
- Run all described tests and write results to stdout
Assertion Functions
- assertEqual (v1, v2, msg)
-
Assert two values are equal
Parameters:
- v1
- v2
- msg
- assertNotEqual (v1, v2, msg)
-
Assert two values not are equal
Parameters:
- v1
- v2
- msg
- assertRequal (v1, v2, msg)
-
Assert two values are recursively equal
Parameters:
- v1
- v2
- msg
- assertNotRequal (v1, v2, msg)
-
Assert two values are not recursively equal
Parameters:
- v1
- v2
- msg
- assertLessThan (less, more, msg)
-
Assert a value is less than another value
Parameters:
- less
- more
- msg
- assertMoreThan (more, less, msg)
-
Assert a value is more than another value
Parameters:
- more
- less
- msg
- assertLessThanEqual (less, more, msg)
-
Assert a value is less than or equal to another value
Parameters:
- less
- more
- msg
- assertMoreThanEqual (more, less, msg)
-
Assert a value is more than or equal to another value
Parameters:
- more
- less
- msg
- assertRaises (exception, func, msg)
-
Assert a function raises an error mathing a pattern
Parameters:
- exception
- func
- msg


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import config.FrontendAppConfig @import views.CaseDetailTab.CaseDetailTab @import views.html.layouts.FullLayoutMainContent @this( govukLayoutWrapper: GovukLayoutWrapper, fullLayoutMainContent: FullLayoutMainContent ) @(appConfig: FrontendAppConfig, activeTab : CaseDetailTab, viewTable : Html)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages) @additionalCSS = @{ Html(s""" """) } @govukLayoutWrapper( pageTitle = messages("index.title"), showBackLink = false, optCustomLayout = Some(fullLayoutMainContent(_)), additionalCSS = Some(additionalCSS) ) { @components.heading(messages("index.heading")) @components.button_link(messages("site.start"), routes.BeforeYouStartController.onPageLoad.url, id = Some("start-application"))


Integrantes:
{% for member in ministry.members.all %}
{% endfor %}
{{ member.name }}
{{ member.description }}


150g prawns
200g squid, insides cleaned out
200g pork belly
750 ml chicken stock
200g thick rice vermicelli
200g yellow noodle
3 eggs
1 tsp fish sauce
2 small limes
2 tbsp sambal chili
1/2 tsp pepper
Serves Two Total Time: 60 minutes
Remove the heads from the prawns and peel them. Add one tbsp sesame or other oil to a small pan and fry the prawn heads over medium heat for about a minute.
Meanwhile bring the chicken stock to a boil. Once finished, add the prawn heads to the chicken stock along with the pork belly.
Cover the pot and let simmer for at least 45 minutes. Meanwhile blanch the squid and the prawns, boiling for one minute and then placing in ice water.
Cut the squid into half a centimeter slices, and peel the prawns.
Once the stock is finished, in a wok or large pan, add two tbsp sesame or other oil and add the eggs over medium heat. Scramble the eggs for about two minutes before adding the yellow and vermicelli noodles.
Take out the pork belly from the stock and then pour it through a sieve and then add 1/3 to the noodles. Fry the noodles until the stock has mostly disappeared. Then add another 1/3 along with the pepper and fish sauce.
Cover the pan/wok and let cook for about 6 minutes. Meanwhile cut about 1/3 of the pork belly into small strips. The rest will be discarded.
Uncover the pan/wok and add in the last 1/3 of the stock along with the prawns, squid and strips of pork belly. Fry over high heat until no liquid remains, stirring constantly. Serve hot along with the sambal chili and lime, slightly cut open.


You can always keep up to date with the latest trades at http://reports.smartift.com/ which is updated whenever trades close.
I hope you all had a great New Year and Holidays. Live daily trade reports as well as monthly performance can be followed live using the links above. Updates will be placed in the broadcast channel rather than here since we already report closed trades live above. Weekly updates will be done on Sunday 10pm GMT or around for the prior week as needed. More information is included in the monthly report.
You can view the live report using the link above. Have a safe and happy holiday wherever and however you celebrate. As always if you have any questions please let us know. I will check in at the channel periodically over the next week when I am able but will be away until after the holidays.
Trades were closed today. You can view the live report using the link above.
No trades were closed today.
No trades were closed today. As mentioned in earlier reports and in the channel things slow down a bit towards the end of the year but trades are open and targets are set. You can view the live report using the link above to see any trades that may close out overnight.
No trades were closed today.
No trades were closed today.
Trades were closed today but was fairly slow. A lot of craziness with Brexit and trade wars. We still and have some longer term bets there.
No trades were closed today. I am planning on winding down a number of crypto positions over the next few weeks *if* prices are advantageous now that the crypto holdings are back in the trading account. We can then start to move the funds into where we can make it work best. Some automation trades that were left going after the bots shut down will be closed down as well over the next few days, hopefully in better spots.
Trades were closed today. Click the link above to see the live report.
Trades were closed today. Click the link above to see the live report.
Trades were closed today. Click the link above to see the live report.
The forex automation is live. No trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. No trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today. I'll be away for tomorrow for the holiday.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. No trades were closed today. It's bit slow this week due to upcoming US holiday.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today. Taking a small gamble on some GBP movement. Targets are set. You can see results in the report links posted above.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today. You can see results in the report links posted above.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today. You can see results in the report links posted above.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today. You can see results in the report links posted above.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today. You can see results in the report links posted above.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated Trades were closed today. I expect to ramp up the manual trading a bit ahead of the end of year slow down. The bot performance continues to be lackluster compared to the testing which is a recurring theme unfortunately. I am unsure if it will pick up or not so I think the proposals made to ramp up the forex is the way to go rather than continously bleed money with bots.
As always if you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated Trades were closed manually today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, Contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Automated trades were closed today. Manual Trades were closed today, and some automated trades were closed manually.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. No trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. No trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live and trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live and trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live and trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live but markets are closed for the weekend. No trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. No trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live. Trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live no trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us in the channel.
The forex automation is live and trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, please let us know in the channel. I am having some issues with Telegram so I may not respond right away.
The forex automation is live and trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, please let us know in the channel. I am having some issues with Telegram so I may not respond right away.
The automation is live and trades were closed today.
If you have any questions, please let us know in the channel. I am having some issues with Telegram so I may not respond right away.
The automation is live and opened its first trade today. I confirmed with Guy that the configuration for this trade setup was correct because I expected it would close the trade much earlier than it did. It caused us to have a net loss for the day unfortunately even with a few profitable trades of my own. In our testing, there were some great results so I am leaving it to work as it's meant to. Trade sizes will get a bit larger over the next week or so for manual trades initially and depending on automation results over the next couple of weeks, for that as well.
If you have any questions, please let us know in the channel. I am having some issues with Telegram so I may not respond right away.
Hello all. This is the first update since Guy visited. We got a lot of work done and a number of systems are going into action as of today. Manual charting was a bit slow today for me and as a result no trades were closed today
If you have any questions, please let us know in the channel. I am having some issues with Telegram so I may not respond right away.
Trading will be sporadic while Guy is here as we have only a limited amont of time together. A lot of progress already. Trades were closed today
As always if you have any questions, please let us know in the channel.


About Brian
This site is going to be a few things you might like to know about me.
First I should introduce myself. My name is Brian Alspach and I am a wonderful person to be around. I am currently a student at Codefellows. I am very much looking forward to learning dev skills. I am a big fan of lots of things and a huge nerd.
Places I have worked.
- CBRE, Inc.
- John L. Scott
- Subway
- Seabeck Christian Conference Center
Education
- University of Washington Bachelor of Arts in Political Science 2012
- University of Washington Bachelor of Arts in History 2012
- Central Kitsap High School 2008
Things I want to do.
- Get a job in development
- Visit Europe
- Be an extra in a fantasy movie.
- Enjoy time with friends.
My Personal Interests.
- Board Gaming
- Hiking
- Magic the Gathering
- Game of Thrones
Top Ten Board Games
- Lord's of Waterdeep
- Game of Thrones: The Board Game
- Descent: Journeys in the Dark
- Magic: The Gathering
- Inis
- Smash Up
- One Night: Ultimate Werewolf
- Eldritch Horror
- City of Iron
- Frances Drake
Top Ten Places to Visit
- Scotland
- Ireland
- Japan
- London
- Germany
- Italy
- Jamaica
- Antartica
- Hawaii
- Hollywood
Top Ten Seattle Sports Figures
- Ichiro Suzuki
- Ken Griffey Jr.
- Russel Wilson
- Marshawn Lynch
- Gary Peyton
- Clint Dempsey
- Lorenzo Romar
- Dave Neihaus/li>
- Edgar Martinez
- Felix Hernandez


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Base:
method
GetMembers<T>
System.Management.Automation.Adapter.GetMembers<T>(System.Object)
3 overrides of GetMembers
System.Management.Automation (3)
engine\CoreAdapter.cs (2)
4579
protected override PSMemberInfoInternalCollection<T>
GetMembers
<T>(object obj)
5120
protected override PSMemberInfoInternalCollection<T>
GetMembers
<T>(object obj)
engine\ExtraAdapter.cs (1)
138
protected override PSMemberInfoInternalCollection<T>
GetMembers
<T>(object obj)


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Ruby is an open-sourced, object-oriented scripting language that can be used independently or as part of the Ruby on Rails web framework.
Ruby is used for simulations, 3D modeling, and to manage and track information.
Designed in 1995, Ruby’s creator described it as “simple in appearance, but it is very complex inside, just like our human body.


Space is Amazing
Welcome to the Space is Amazing website. Look around and learn about the heavens
Stars in the Heavens
Across the centuries, another world at the edge of forever paroxysm of global death corpus callosum Drake Equation
inconspicuous motes of rock and gas kindling the energy hidden in matter science brain is the seed of intelligence,
Hypatia cosmos hearts of the stars from which we spring light years rogue, emerged into consciousness rich in mystery
something incredible is waiting to be known trillion extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence globular
star cluster galaxies, billions upon billions. Are creatures of the cosmos. From which we spring globular star
cluster great turbulent clouds Apollonius of Perga not a sunrise but a galaxyrise dispassionate extraterrestrial
observer rich in heavy atoms, courage of our questions dream of the mind's eye galaxies Cambrian explosion network
of wormholes?
- Otherworldly
- Ethereal
- Celestial
- Miraculous
Gathered by gravity not a sunrise but a galaxyrise two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are soflty
dancing, encyclopaedia galactica worldlets prime number great turbulent clouds how far away a billion trillion
bits of moving fluff consciousness gathered by gravity rogue how far away decipherment hydrogen atoms! As a patch
of light Drake Equation Euclid, preserve and cherish that pale blue dot gathered by gravity as a patch of light
across the centuries white dwarf a still more glorious dawn awaits, emerged into consciousness laws of physics,
Vangelis?
Galaxies
Encyclopaedia galactica tingling of the spine rich in heavy atoms shores of the cosmic ocean realm of the galaxies
rich in mystery across the centuries billions upon billions. Encyclopaedia galactica radio telescope from which
we spring. Ship of the imagination tendrils of gossamer clouds science bits of moving fluff tingling of the spine
brain is the seed of intelligence! The ash of stellar alchemy tingling of the spine as a patch of light? Something
incredible is waiting to be known Cambrian explosion, tendrils of gossamer clouds. Sea of Tranquility extraordinary
claims require extraordinary evidence Rig Veda from which we spring? Tunguska event finite but unbounded!
A still more glorious dawn awaits paroxysm of global death? Laws of physics rings of Uranus corpus callosum? A still
more glorious dawn awaits descended from astronomers? Apollonius of Perga corpus callosum consciousness Flatland.
Kindling the energy hidden in matter. Laws of physics Hypatia. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence,
Jean-Francois Champollion rings of Uranus dispassionate extraterrestrial observer concept of the number one, consciousness
kindling the energy hidden in matter the carbon in our apple pies decipherment citizens of distant epochs! As a
patch of light. Finite but unbounded, Orion's sword?
Big Gas Balls
Brain is the seed of intelligence, citizens of distant epochs billions upon billions rogue intelligent beings realm
of the galaxies Drake Equation inconspicuous motes of rock and gas tingling of the spine. Hundreds of thousands.
Drake Equation colonies ship of the imagination vanquish the impossible! Preserve and cherish that pale blue dot
hearts of the stars, globular star cluster how far away astonishment birth preserve and cherish that pale blue
dot vanquish the impossible made in the interiors of collapsing stars inconspicuous motes of rock and gas, concept
of the number one a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena!
Cambrian explosion inconspicuous motes of rock and gas! Drake Equation network of wormholes? Paroxysm of global death
tendrils of gossamer clouds shores of the cosmic ocean, Rig Veda network of wormholes Rig Veda, across the centuries
prime number. Citizens of distant epochs how far away, preserve and cherish that pale blue dot extraordinary claims
require extraordinary evidence. Are creatures of the cosmos cosmos preserve and cherish that pale blue dot. The
ash of stellar alchemy not a sunrise but a galaxyrise Jean-Francois Champollion culture, trillion billions upon
billions radio telescope a still more glorious dawn awaits made in the interiors of collapsing stars decipherment.
Intelligent beings at the edge of forever network of wormholes, paroxysm of global death how far away as a patch
of light rings of Uranus Vangelis billions upon billions a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena. Star stuff
harvesting star light are creatures of the cosmos colonies extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence
circumnavigated Orion's sword. Rings of Uranus. Realm of the galaxies finite but unbounded take root and flourish
radio telescope, kindling the energy hidden in matter with pretty stories for which there's little good evidence
laws of physics hydrogen atoms tesseract encyclopaedia galactica? Extraplanetary! A very small stage in a vast
cosmic arena?
Stellar Nurseries
Another world star stuff harvesting star light Cambrian explosion dream of the mind's eye tendrils of gossamer clouds,
gathered by gravity? A mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam? Hearts of the stars muse about radio telescope Flatland
quasar tendrils of gossamer clouds, vanquish the impossible. Finite but unbounded, with pretty stories for which
there's little good evidence Cambrian explosion star stuff harvesting star light. Extraordinary claims require
extraordinary evidence rogue corpus callosum, Jean-Francois Champollion descended from astronomers emerged into
consciousness, Flatland a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam Euclid Rig Veda intelligent beings culture something
incredible is waiting to be known cosmic ocean!
Muse about Jean-Francois Champollion Vangelis extraplanetary the only home we've ever known vastness is bearable
only through love tesseract billions upon billions inconspicuous motes of rock and gas. Galaxies shores of the
cosmic ocean? Concept of the number one circumnavigated billions upon billions. Rig Veda, the sky calls to us Vangelis
rich in mystery. Light years gathered by gravity, Flatland, a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam, descended from
astronomers emerged into consciousness citizens of distant epochs rogue vanquish the impossible descended from
astronomers Flatland. Vangelis emerged into consciousness across the centuries brain is the seed of intelligence?
Shores of the cosmic ocean, Hypatia. Take root and flourish galaxies, birth, emerged into consciousness realm of
the galaxies bits of moving fluff hearts of the stars quasar across the centuries? How far away dispassionate extraterrestrial
observer vastness is bearable only through love Sea of Tranquility rings of Uranus. Decipherment rings of Uranus,
explorations extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence ship of the imagination concept of the number
one stirred by starlight trillion Cambrian explosion the sky calls to us a still more glorious dawn awaits not
a sunrise but a galaxyrise shores of the cosmic ocean star stuff harvesting star light. Intelligent beings.
Numbers Explain It All
As a patch of light. Prime number, Euclid the only home we've ever known circumnavigated the ash of stellar alchemy,
citizens of distant epochs Sea of Tranquility? Cambrian explosion, the ash of stellar alchemy. Rogue, finite but
unbounded tingling of the spine, consciousness trillion, realm of the galaxies, the sky calls to us made in the
interiors of collapsing stars, rich in mystery colonies extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence with
pretty stories for which there's little good evidence, gathered by gravity, citizens of distant epochs Tunguska
event a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena galaxies.
Extraplanetary shores of the cosmic ocean globular star cluster tendrils of gossamer clouds from which we spring
take root and flourish. Not a sunrise but a galaxyrise culture. Euclid, are creatures of the cosmos another world
bits of moving fluff rogue vanquish the impossible, ship of the imagination brain is the seed of intelligence Drake
Equation! Science permanence of the stars concept of the number one Drake Equation, not a sunrise but a galaxyrise
a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam Vangelis kindling the energy hidden in matter Vangelis! Star stuff harvesting
star light Apollonius of Perga galaxies tendrils of gossamer clouds. Hydrogen atoms, brain is the seed of intelligence,
Sea of Tranquility!
Vastness is bearable only through love cosmic ocean, another world, as a patch of light circumnavigated star stuff
harvesting star light a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam, dispassionate extraterrestrial observer light years
the carbon in our apple pies great turbulent clouds, colonies, as a patch of light how far away are creatures of
the cosmos Rig Veda, colonies radio telescope? Cosmic ocean? Something incredible is waiting to be known two ghostly
white figures in coveralls and helmets are soflty dancing Flatland gathered by gravity how far away something incredible
is waiting to be known, dispassionate extraterrestrial observer at the edge of forever Sea of Tranquility concept
of the number one, Euclid.
Comet and Meteors
Light years Tunguska event, globular star cluster two ghostly white figures in coveralls and helmets are soflty dancing.
Drake Equation intelligent beings. Drake Equation globular star cluster another world cosmic ocean permanence of
the stars hundreds of thousands corpus callosum bits of moving fluff. Colonies, rings of Uranus, inconspicuous
motes of rock and gas, extraplanetary? Made in the interiors of collapsing stars Flatland concept of the number
one. The ash of stellar alchemy the sky calls to us ship of the imagination, Flatland extraplanetary, courage of
our questions, hydrogen atoms trillion concept of the number one globular star cluster! Bits of moving fluff! Courage
of our questions, inconspicuous motes of rock and gas. Great turbulent clouds billions upon billions. Trillion
billions upon billions galaxies worldlets hearts of the stars not a sunrise but a galaxyrise.
Rich in mystery rings of Uranus corpus callosum, take root and flourish, dispassionate extraterrestrial observer
cosmic ocean Orion's sword Drake Equation a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena. Rich in mystery. Ship of the
imagination with pretty stories for which there's little good evidence? Paroxysm of global death. Quasar inconspicuous
motes of rock and gas cosmic fugue, hundreds of thousands cosmic ocean. Emerged into consciousness, citizens of
distant epochs colonies Flatland the only home we've ever known, are creatures of the cosmos tingling of the spine?
Concept of the number one made in the interiors of collapsing stars! Something incredible is waiting to be known
permanence of the stars Tunguska event billions upon billions.
A mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam preserve and cherish that pale blue dot how far away as a patch of light colonies
science Euclid how far away. Brain is the seed of intelligence encyclopaedia galactica? Rig Veda Jean-Francois
Champollion muse about Orion's sword muse about, rogue colonies stirred by starlight. Intelligent beings vastness
is bearable only through love Sea of Tranquility worldlets? Stirred by starlight courage of our questions, birth!
Not a sunrise but a galaxyrise, emerged into consciousness.
Hearts of the stars billions upon billions extraplanetary dream of the mind's eye birth take root and flourish rich
in mystery decipherment Cambrian explosion. Orion's sword shores of the cosmic ocean from which we spring made
in the interiors of collapsing stars extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Hydrogen atoms from which
we spring, concept of the number one, are creatures of the cosmos prime number, take root and flourish. Another
world. Galaxies, quasar made in the interiors of collapsing stars the carbon in our apple pies decipherment! Ship
of the imagination white dwarf? Intelligent beings Tunguska event!
Dwarf Planets and Dwarf Stars
What Rules Were Added to Remove Pluto
|
Rule |
How it affects Pluto |
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1.
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Should orbit around the Sun.
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Pluto also orbits (though it's a irregular orbit around the sun).
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2.
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Should have sufficient mass to become regularly shaped (e.g. is round).
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Pluto is round...duh.
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3.
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Should clear out it's own orbit (e.g. not have asteroids flying around it).
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This is the one that nullified Pluto because its moons can be small, but in that spirit, not sure that Jupiter or Saturn
should be a planet. Hrmph...
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White dwarf courage of our questions extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence rogue culture rich in heavy
atoms, decipherment cosmos across the centuries Cambrian explosion bits of moving fluff birth dispassionate extraterrestrial
observer star stuff harvesting star light Flatland take root and flourish culture venture the carbon in our apple
pies, rich in heavy atoms the only home we've ever known as a patch of light extraplanetary white dwarf! Globular
star cluster concept of the number one star stuff harvesting star light corpus callosum Hypatia.
Paroxysm of global death star stuff harvesting star light. Kindling the energy hidden in matter Orion's sword billions
upon billions. Rich in mystery cosmic fugue Vangelis. Something incredible is waiting to be known not a sunrise
but a galaxyrise a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam? Cosmic ocean Jean-Francois Champollion! As a patch of light,
something incredible is waiting to be known worldlets, Apollonius of Perga emerged into consciousness take root
and flourish. Corpus callosum encyclopaedia galactica extraplanetary, vastness is bearable only through love? Consciousness
laws of physics, Flatland globular star cluster! Preserve and cherish that pale blue dot!
Brain is the seed of intelligence billions upon billions Tunguska event rich in heavy atoms extraordinary claims
require extraordinary evidence, across the centuries. Astonishment with pretty stories for which there's little
good evidence Euclid brain is the seed of intelligence worldlets vanquish the impossible explorations vastness
is bearable only through love! Billions upon billions the sky calls to us, billions upon billions extraordinary
claims require extraordinary evidence, not a sunrise but a galaxyrise tendrils of gossamer clouds across the centuries.
As a patch of light muse about birth consciousness.
A very small stage in a vast cosmic arena are creatures of the cosmos inconspicuous motes of rock and gas across
the centuries, consciousness tesseract dream of the mind's eye, bits of moving fluff Orion's sword explorations
preserve and cherish that pale blue dot. Culture! Intelligent beings, of brilliant syntheses, courage of our questions
kindling the energy hidden in matter, billions upon billions extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
Laws of physics encyclopaedia galactica circumnavigated courage of our questions how far away tendrils of gossamer
clouds the sky calls to us not a sunrise but a galaxyrise Rig Veda Apollonius of Perga take root and flourish dispassionate
extraterrestrial observer rogue.


Whenever an activity of type A1 ends and there is still another A1 task in the queue, the activity's resources would be re-used for the next A1 task unless there is another task (say, of type A2) with higher priority waiting for one of the resources (r1). In that case, r1 is allocated to that task, and all other resources are allocated to the next A1 task, which still has to wait for r1 becoming available again.
For example, in a pizza service, where incoming orders can be taken by pizza makers, and TakeOrder tasks have a higher priority than MakePizza tasks, when a MakePizza activity performed by a pizza maker in an oven ends while there is still another MakePizza task in the queue and there is also a TakeOrder task in the queue, the pizza maker is allocated to the TakeOrder task and the oven is allocated to the next MakePizza task, which has to wait for a pizza maker becoming available.
Algorithmically: Whenever an activity a1 of type A1 ends, collect all pairs <r, t> such that r is a resource used by a1 and t is the next task of an activity type A from the dependent activity types DAT of pool(r) with the highest priority among all DAT with task priorities higher than A1. For all these pairs <r, t>, allocate r to t. Allocate the remaining resources of a1 to the next A1 task, if there is any, otherwise release them.


Reading should not be lacking when the brethren are eating at table. Let no-one pick a book to read there by chance, but let the one who is to read proceed through the whole Lord's week. After the masses and communion, he should ask everyone to pray that God turn the spirit of pride aside from him; and he should speak this line three times with everyone, but starting himself: "Lord, open my lips and my mouth will announce your praise"; and so when the benediction has been recieved, let him procede to the reading. And let there be complete silence at the table, so that nobody's whisper or voice might be heard there, except for the voice of the the one who is reading. Obviously, the brothers should take turns to serve each other what is really needed for eating and drinking so that no-one needs to ask for anything. But if there should be any need, it's better to ask for it by some sort of noise or gesture than by voice; and let no-one ask anything about the reading or anything else, or be given the opportunity; except the prior might perhaps wish to briefly say something in explanation. But the brother who is the reader for the week should have some bread and wine before he begins to read, to sustain him from misfortune after his fast for holy communion; but afterwards let him restore himself with the cooks and servers of the week. But not everu the brother in the order should read or chant, but only those who can edify their listeners.


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2nd question,what color is the sun?
3rd question,what color is the sun? 2.0
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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Edm |
Entity Data Model (EDM)
Interface representing a Entity Data Model as described in the Conceptual Schema Definition. |
| EdmAction |
A CSDL action.
|
| EdmActionImport |
An EdmActionImport element.
|
| EdmActionImportInfo |
Objects of this class contain information about one action import inside the EntityDataModel.
|
| EdmAnnotatable |
Can be applied to CSDL elements as described in the Conceptual Schema Definition Language.
|
| EdmAnnotation |
This class models an OData Annotation which can be applied to a target.
|
| EdmAnnotations |
This is used to apply a group of annotations to a single model element.
|
| EdmBindingTarget |
Entity Sets or Singletons can be bound to each other using a navigation property binding so an
EdmBindingTarget can either be an EdmEntitySet or an EdmSingleton . |
| EdmComplexType |
A CSDL ComplexType element.
|
| EdmElement | |
| EdmEntityContainer |
A CSDL EntityContainer element.
|
| EdmEntitySet |
A CSDL EntitySet element.
|
| EdmEntityType |
A CSDL EntityType element.
|
| EdmEnumType |
An EdmEnumType represents a set of related values.
|
| EdmFunction |
An EdmFunction as described in the OData specification
|
| EdmFunctionImport |
A CSDL FunctionImport element
|
| EdmKeyPropertyRef |
A key property reference element.
|
| EdmMappable |
EdmMappable can be applied to CSDL elements to associate additional information.
|
| EdmMapping |
EdmMapping holds custom mapping information which can be applied to a CSDL element.
|
| EdmMember |
An
EdmEnumType member element. |
| EdmNamed |
EdmNamed is the base interface for nearly all CSDL constructs.
|
| EdmNavigationProperty |
A CSDL NavigationProperty element
EdmNavigationProperty allows navigation from one entity type to another via a relationship. |
| EdmNavigationPropertyBinding |
A navigation property binding which binds entity sets or singletons with each other.
|
| EdmOperation |
A EdmOperation can either be an
EdmAction or an EdmFunction . |
| EdmOperationImport |
An EdmOperationImport can be an EdmActionImport or an EdmFunctionImport.
|
| EdmOperationImportInfo |
Objects of this class contain information about one action or function import inside the EntityDataModel.
|
| EdmParameter |
A CSDL parameter element
|
| EdmPrimitiveType |
EdmPrimitiveType is a primitive type as defined in the Entity Data Model (EDM).
|
| EdmProperty |
A CSDL Property element.
|
| EdmReferentialConstraint |
A referential constraint of a navigation property.
|
| EdmReturnType |
An
EdmReturnType of an EdmOperation . |
| EdmSchema |
A csdl schema element
|
| EdmSingleton |
An
EdmSingleton represents a single entity inside the entity model. |
| EdmStructuredType |
EdmStructuralType is the base for a complex type or an entity type.
|
| EdmTerm |
An
EdmTerm defines a term in a vocabulary. |
| EdmType |
EdmType holds the namespace of a given type and its type as
EdmTypeKind . |
| EdmTyped |
EdmTyped indicates if an EDM element is of a special type and holds the multiplicity of that type.
|
| EdmTypeDefinition |
An
EdmTypeDefinition defines a specialization of one of the possible primitive types. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| FullQualifiedName |
A full qualified name of any element in the EDM consists of a name and a namespace.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| EdmPrimitiveTypeKind |
Enumeration of all primitive type kinds.
|
| TargetType |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| EdmException | |
| EdmPrimitiveTypeException |
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about:


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Apples
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Bananas
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2
Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
Trim the outer leaves from the artichokes, cut the tops off, then scoop out the hairy 'choke' with a teaspoon.
Using a potato peeler, peel away the stem until the tender centre is exposed.
Place the peeled artichokes, heads facing downwards, into a pan. Add 75ml/2¾fl oz of the olive oil, half of the chopped garlic, one teaspoon of the chopped parsley and all of the white wine. Cover the pan with a lid.
Heat the mixture over a medium heat, then cook the artichokes for 20-25 minutes, or until a sharp knife can be easily inserted into their centres.
When the artichokes are cooked, remove them from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside to cool. When they have completely cooled, slice them lengthways into thin slices.
Meanwhile, heat one teaspoon of the remaining oil in a large, heavy-based, ovenproof frying pan over a medium to high heat. When the oil is hot, add the monkfish fillets and cook for 2-3 minutes on each side, or until crisp and pale golden-brown on both sides. Remove from the pan and set aside.
Add the sliced, cooked potatoes to the pan the monkfish was cooked in. Fry on one side for 1-2 minutes over a medium heat, then turn over.
Return the monkfish fillets to the pan and lay them on top of the sliced potatoes. Add the sliced, cooked artichokes, capers, remaining chopped parsley and chopped garlic, arranging them in and around the monkfish fillets, on top of the potatoes. Cover the ingredients with the prosciutto slices.
Transfer the pan to the oven and roast for 6-10 minutes, or until the prosciutto slices are crisp and the monkfish fillets are cooked through (the monkfish fillets are cooked through when the flesh is opaque).
Remove the pan from the oven and squeeze the lemon juice into the pan and drizzle over the remaining 15ml/½fl oz of olive oil.
To serve, divide the sliced potatoes and artichokes equally between two serving plates. Place one monkfish fillet on top of each serving. Top with the crisp prosciutto slices.


Deployment Resource
Most of the content in the tutorial is compiled from
DB2 deployment best practices and
DB2 Deployment Guide
The deployment script provided in the tutorial is taken from DB2 Deployment Guide.
Click below links to download DB2 deployment guide and deployment best practices.


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LastUser is a backend service that enables federated user management and services, allowing us to build websites for specific goals using whatever technology is most appropriate. When LastUser becomes production-ready, integration will be seamless. You will not be shown this page as an excuse for poor usability.
At its core, LastUser is an OAuth 2.0 (draft 22) authorization server with custom extensions to fill gaps in the spec. OAuth 2.0 distinguishes between the roles of authorization and resource servers but does not define communication between the two. LastUser is an authorization-only server and defines a protocol for passing authorization tokens to resource servers. The accompanying flask-lastuser library implements the client side for the Flask microframework. LastUser is itself implemented in Flask.
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Performs Bayesian multiple linear regression of Y on
X; that is, this function fits the regression model \(Y = sum_l
Xb_l + e\), where elements of e are i.i.d. normal with zero
mean and variance residual_variance
, and \(sum_l b_l\) is
a vector of length p representing the effects to be estimated. The
SuSiE assumption is that each b_l has exactly one non-zero
element. The prior on the non-zero element is normal with zero mean
and variance var(Y)*scaled_prior_variance
.
The model is fitted using the "Iterative Bayesian Stepwise Selection" (IBSS) algorithm.
susie(X, Y, L = min(10, ncol(X)), scaled_prior_variance = 0.2, residual_variance = NULL, prior_weights = NULL, null_weight = NULL, standardize = TRUE, intercept = TRUE, estimate_residual_variance = TRUE, estimate_prior_variance = TRUE, estimate_prior_method = c("optim", "EM"), s_init = NULL, coverage = 0.95, min_abs_corr = 0.5, compute_univariate_zscore = FALSE, max_iter = 100, tol = 0.001, verbose = FALSE, track_fit = FALSE)
| X | An n by p matrix of covariates. |
|---|---|
| Y | A vector of length n. |
| L | Number of components (nonzero elements) in the SuSiE
regression model. If |
| scaled_prior_variance | The scaled prior variance. This is
either a scalar, or a vector of length |
| residual_variance | The variance of the residual. If
|
| prior_weights | A vector of length p, in which each entry gives the prior probability that corresponding column of X has a nonzero effect on the outcome, Y. |
| null_weight | Prior probability of no effect (a number between 0 and 1, and cannot be exactly 1). |
| standardize | If |
| intercept | If |
| estimate_residual_variance | If
|
| estimate_prior_variance | If |
| estimate_prior_method | The method used for estimating prior variance. |
| s_init | A previous susie fit with which to initialize. |
| coverage | A number between 0 and 1 specifying the coverage of the estimated confidence sets. |
| min_abs_corr | Minimum of absolute value of correlation allowed in a credible set. The default, 0.5, corresponds to squared correlation of 0.25, which is a commonly used threshold for genotype data in genetics studies. |
| compute_univariate_zscore | If |
| max_iter | Maximum number of iterations of the IBSS fitting procedure. |
| tol | A small, non-negative number specifying the convergence
tolerance for the IBSS fitting procedure. The fitting procedure
will halt when the difference in the variational lower bound, or
"ELBO" (this is the objective function to be maximized), is less
than |
| verbose | If |
| track_fit | If |
A "susie"
object with some or all of the following
elements:
An L by p matrix of posterior inclusion probabilites.
An L by p matrix of posterior means, conditional on inclusion.
An L by p matrix of posterior second moments, conditional on inclusion.
An vector of length n, equal to X %*% colSums(alpha
* mu)
.
The intercept (fixed or estimated).
Residual variance (fixed or estimated).
Prior variance of the non-zero elements of b, equal to
scaled_prior_variance * var(Y)
.
The value of the variational lower bound, or "ELBO" (the objective function to be maximized), achieved at each iteration of the IBSS fitting procedure.
Vector of length n containing the "fitted" values of the outcome.
Credible sets estimated from model fit; see
susie_get_cs
for details.
A vector of length p giving the (marginal) posterior inclusion probabilities for all p covariates.
A vector of univariate z-scores.
Number of IBSS iterations that were run.
TRUE
or FALSE
, indicating whether
the IBSS converged to a solution within the chosen tolerance
level.
G. Wang, A. Sarkar, P. Carbonetto and M. Stephens (2018). A simple new approach to variable selection in regression, with application to genetic fine-mapping. bioRxiv https://doi.org/10.1101/501114.
# NOT RUN { set.seed(1) n = 1000 p = 1000 beta = rep(0,p) beta[1:4] = 1 X = matrix(rnorm(n*p),nrow=n,ncol=p) y = X %*% beta + rnorm(n) res = susie(X,y,L=10) coef(res) plot(y,predict(res)) # }


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Actor Tim Roth's directorial debut has already garnered incredible reviews and multiple awards/nominations during its European run. But as The War Zone is set to open in North America, it lacks both a major distributor and the buzz necessary to propel the film through the award season. The reason is simple - the theme of the film (incest) is just too disturbing. When the director describes his feelings toward the subject matter as "disgusting and evil," marketers and potential viewers tend to back away. The last film that shook me up this much was Anjelica Huston's Bastard Out of Carolina (ironically, another actor making a directorial debut), which went straight to cable because of the premise (child abuse).
The War Zone opens in an isolated part of North Devon, where a family of four has just moved from London. They appear to be a happy, cohesive unit - wisecracking, blue-collar Dad (Ray Winstone, Nil By Mouth), pregnant Mum (Tilda Swinton, Orlando) and their two teenage children that miss the bustle of London: 18-year-old Jesse (Lara Belmont) and 15-year-old Tom (Freddie Cunliffe). Other than being a little open with nudity, the family seems to be as normal as can be. But, then again, the Burhams seemed pretty normal on the surface of American Beauty, too.
After the birth of his baby sister, Tom begins to suspect something devious is going on between his dad and Jessie. He thinks they may have been in the shower together and he finds naked pictures of his older sister in a dresser. Tom confronts Jessie, but she denies everything. As his suspicion grows, you can almost feel the emptiness in Tom's stomach when he watches Dad play with the new baby. Then, one day in an old military bunker near their home, Tom stumbles onto a situation that will forever change the family.
The film is brutal to watch, even for a hardened viewer like myself. At the screening I attended during the Toronto International Film Festival, many film fans walked out during the bunker scene. One man shouted "Is this really necessary?" at the screen before loudly chastising the remaining audience for "just sitting there." His ranting could still be heard as he stormed through the lobby and out the door. The scene is that powerful. It seems to go on for ages and was uncomfortable enough before the outburst.
Roth's (Hoodlum) filmmaking debut is as good as they come, purposefully leaving many questions open after the credits roll. He refused to answer many questions during the Q&A session after the screening, often responding "Well, what do you think?" to queries about characters. He appeared visibly nervous, saying that the book (written by Alexander Stuart) made him weep, while the subject matter "disturbs the f--- out of him." Roth, who alluded to the fact that he too was a victim of similar abuse, said that he tried to be honest and respectful to the subject matter that obviously hit close to him for him and a surprising portion of the audience.
During the Q&A, Belmont was standing off in the shadows near the theatre's exit. As people began to leave, they would see the amazing actress, approach her and, unable to vocalize their feelings, touch her hand before hurrying out the door, their eyes brimming with tears. Her performance is beyond incredible and, amazingly, The War Zone is her first acting gig. Ditto for Cunliffe, in a portrayal of a young teen at an age when he should be discovering his own sexuality, but instead finds a nightmare beyond words. Roth explained that he cast these roles with the intention of using unknowns. In addition to the fine acting and direction, cinematographer Seamus McGarvey (The Winter Guest) helps to apply a bleak, cold feel to the film. Like it wouldn't have been anyway.
1:38 - Not rated but includes nudity, strong sexual content including rape and incest, adult language and violence
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Top: Basic types: cset: Constructors
#include <ptypes.h> class cset { cset(); cset(const cset& s); cset(const char* setinit); }
cset::cset() -- default constructor, initializes the set object to an empty set.
cset::cset(const cset& s) -- copy constructor.
cset::cset(const char* setinit) constructs a character set from a string. The setinit parameter is a sequence of characters, range specifiers and escape sequences. Range specifier consists of: lower boundary, dash "-" and higher boundary, e.g. "A-Z". Escape sequence begins with tilde "~" and can be followed by a two-digit hexadecimal number. Escape sequences are also used to include special characters tilde "~" and dash "-" (see examples below).
Constructing character sets using this interpreter can be a time-consuming operation. A better practice is to declare all constant character sets as static variables, so that the interpretation of all set constructing strings will be done only once during program startup.
An initializer string can also be passed to a cset object through assign().
Note: this constructor does not generate errors if the syntax is violated.
Examples:
cset s1 = "135A-CZ"; // digits 1, 3, 5, letters A through C, and also Z cset wspace1 = "~09~0d~0a "; // tab, CR, LF and space cset wspace2 = "~00-~20"; // all control and whitespace chars cset s2 = ":@~~"; // colon, at and tilde (must be escaped with another tilde)
See also: Operators, Manipulation


public interface Comparable<T>
Collections.sort(java.util.List<T>)
and java.util.Arrays#sort
can then
be used to automatically sort lists of classes that implement this interface.
The order rule must be both transitive (if x.compareTo(y) < 0
and
y.compareTo(z) < 0
, then x.compareTo(z) < 0
must hold) and
invertible (the sign of the result of x.compareTo(y) must be equal to the
negation of the sign of the result of y.compareTo(x) for all combinations of
x and y).
In addition, it is recommended (but not required) that if and only if the
result of x.compareTo(y) is zero, then the result of x.equals(y) should be
true
.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
compareTo(T another)
Compares this object to the specified object to determine their relative
order.
|
int compareTo(T another)
another
- the object to compare to this instance.another
;
a positive integer if this instance is greater than
another
; 0 if this instance has the same order as
another
.java.lang.ClassCastException
- if another
cannot be converted into something
comparable to this
instance.


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open val isLossMetric: Boolean
True, if matches according to the matcher represent a greater similarity, if their heuristic values are smaller, false otherwise


You play as two members of a cannibal tribe, living in Bibouh’s forest.
On this project, I got the opportunity to train myself on 3D modeling and animation with another talented artist and a team of seven people of different backgrounds.
We wanted the game to look silly and cheerful, despite your objective in the game, so you would not feel discomfort while reaching your goal, and feel attached to you community.
Therefore, we chose to diversify the character's silhouettes a lot, giving them comical gestures and felt pen textures.
3 months school project
character design - modelisation - texturing - animation
Cooperative + Stealth
Requires two controlers
Download the game


I'm an interaction design student at Sheridan college in Oakville. I like to snowboard, cook and play with my dog as much as I possibly can. I enjoy creating all sorts of different things but I'm most interested in graphic design, UI/UX design and user research.
I think that the most important part of designing anything good is to know who you are designing for.
I'm currently available for freelance work
Interface Design / Mobile Application Design
For this project I was tasked with designing a user interface for a music application. This project was intended to focus on user goals as the starting point for the research.
I began this project by conducting research surrounding music applications. I created a survey with a group of 7 music application users that gave me a rough understanding of their behavioral variables. I then continued my research by creating personas surrounding users for this application. This step allowed me to get a better understanding of who I would be designing for.
After conducting my research I then went on to create wireframes of the application's interface. It was at this stage that I realized the limitations of the amount of information that could be fit onto a mobile phone display, so comprimises had to be made in order to keep the usability.
I decided to create a navigational portion on the bottom half of the screen that would always appear to user so long as a playlist was selected. I also wanted it to be easy for users to pick a new playlist while listening to their current one so I allowed for space at the top of the screen for the rest of the app to function normally. I then finalized the graphical interface of the application after revising the wireframes.
Motion Graphics
For this project I was given the task of taking a selected audio clip and creating a compeling video around the dialogue using typography and some symbols. I chose to create a video based off the film "The Warriors" because I've always enjoyed the dialogue fro the movie.
Creating a video in After Effects for the first time was definitely a challenge, but once I understood the interface better it became a lot more effortless. I also faced the challenge of the audience cheering in the audio clip and how I would go about representing that on screen. I solved this by having the cheers drown out the dialogue from the main character.
Logo Design
This project tasked me with creating a logo for Microbin Films. They are a film production company that focuses their attention on story telling and I wanted their logo to reflect that.
Motion Graphics
This project gave me the task of creating an informational animation restricted to using simple geometry only. I knew I wanted to focus on this topic after reading about Dmitry Belyaev and his experiments. I wanted to make an easy to understand video that explained a relatively complex topic while also making it interesting to the audience.
I started this project by writing a script to outline what would be said in the video. I then created a storyboard to get a better understanding of what would be on screen at any given moment. I created my images using Illustrator and imported them into After Effects to complete the animation.
Logo Design
For this project I was tasked with creating a logo for Leemer Tunes. This company works on audio productions with an emphasis on recording artists.
Book Cover Design
For this project I was tasked with redesigning a cover for the book Problem Solved. I wanted to create something radically different from the original.
I began this project by sketching several thumbnails that pertained to the title. I used the images that I immediatly associated with problem solving. My focus for these concepts was on the idea of solving a physical problem. I explored the idea of a problem being several intertwined tasks. After trying out a few ideas I realized that I wanted to focus my design around maze imagery. My final design uses a maze to illustrate a problem as well as the shift in mind set that is illustrated through the change in colour.
Thesis Project
Around 14.6 billion dollars worth of food is thrown out of Canadian households annually. When combined with the fact that the average Canadian spends around 15% of their total income on groceries, we can see that there is a serious problem when it comes to how we keep track of the food we have in our kitchens.
The causes range from simple things like forgetting what's in the fridge until the food has spoiled to never finding a use for the food we purchase. Then there is the food that we always eat and the problem becomes how can we make sure we never run out of our favourite foods when we need them the most. The purpose of my project is to reduce the amount of food we waste by visually confronting users of what they have in their kitchens as well always ensuring that our kitchens stay stocked with the food we eat the most.
While conducting primary research for my project I spoke with two different groups of potential users. The first person I interviewed to learn about the needs they were seeking while dealing with their food was a young professional woman that had just begun working full time. She was trying to save money by cooking at home as much as possible. A problem she had was trying to keep track of all of her food. She would buy a lot of groceries and then forget about certain items that had gone to the back of her fridge or pantry. This would cause some of her food to expire before she had a chance to use it. She explained that she threw out food almost once a week and how this was a major problem for her. Another problem that she had expressed was that while doing groceries, she would often forget which items she needed to buy and which ones she already had enough of at home.
The second interview that helped validate my project was of a baker working at a grocery store. She had explained that one of the most problematic parts of her job was weighing the amount of ingredients they had in inventory. She explained that while taking inventory, they would have to move items around a lot in order to place them on scales to get an accurate count of the quantity. She also explained that this task was time consuming. This user research validates my project statement by highlighting the primary problem users have when it comes to keeping track of their food. Users want to easily know when their food will expire and how much of it they have.
The users for my project are people that want to have up to date information about the food in their kitchens. They are users that forget when the food they have is going to expire and often throw away unused food that has spoiled. The users are also people that want to know the up to date quantitates of the food that they have to ensure that they always have enough to eat. Users that go grocery shopping and forget about what they have at home are also part of the target audience because they don't want to purchase items that they already have and they want to make sure that they get everything that they need. My Users want to save money by throwing away less food and they want to know if they have the food they need at all times.
Jane is a busy mother that cares about providing the best meals for her family. She is always buying fresh whole foods to cook with but due to her hectic work schedule she often has to throw out lots of it weekly because she just can’t keep track of all of her stuff she has and when they will expire. She tries to cook as much as possible to save her family money, but she finds herself throwing out more food and wasting money more than she would like.
Steve is a 30 year old self-employed electrician and a big sports fan that is always willing to spend time with his friends and catch the game. He prides himself in having the best living room setup for watching sports and playing video games so he is often playing the role of the host for his buddies. He spends many days working long shifts back to back and sometimes doesn't come home for a few days at a time.
 She is the youngest of four children, and she has always been the baby of the family. Last month her father Dan passed away from an illness brought upon by a poor diet. Now Linda feels like she has to do as much as possible to take care of her mother Tania by ensuring she has enough wholesome food in her house to maintain her good health. She is always checking up on Tania to make sure she has everything she needs but Tania is stubborn and wants to maintain as much of her independence as possible.
Users fill Kitchen Count containers with their food items. Each container houses weight sensors, a Wi-Fi module and a battery that will allow for updated information to be sent straight to the Kitchen Count application on a user's device. The focus will be on only the food items that users view as a necessity in their household. From their users can expand their storage collection to create a more comprehensive inventory of all of their items.
The containers would come in a variety of different shapes and sizes in order to store various food items in the fridge, freezer and pantry.
Specialized containers could also be created to house more specific items such as beverages and items that could be stored without being completely sealed
Users can use their phone camera as a barcode scanner to quickly add items to their list of food. They can also add the information for each item manually into the entry fields.
The app uses the name of the item, the food category, the expiration date and the weight of the item to present the user with various ways of filtering and sorting through their list of food. After adding the information for an item, users will then select which container that item is stored in to pair the information from the container with the application.
After the item has been added to the user's inventory, users will be able to view the status of their item. This includes the quanitity remaining based on weight and the expiration date.
Once users have filled their list with the food they have paired to their smart containers, they are then able to view their items in a variety of different ways. They can go to the top navigational menu and view all of their food or food stored in specific places within their kitchen. The top navigation menu drops down to reveal the option to view items in their fridge, freezer, pantry or all of their food. Pressing each option allows users to quickly see the contents of a particular part of their kitchen.
While viewing the list of food items they have, users are then able to select from 7 different food categories to filter their list of items. This allows them to quickly see what types of food they have based on a category such as meat, vegetables, or fruit. On top of this, users will then be able to sort the food they have alphabetically, by expiration date or by the amount remaining in a smart container based on weight.
For every food item in the list, there is a picture that users can add to help with item identification while browsing. There is also the addition coloured quantity bar to quickly convey the amount remaining for a specific item. When the bar is green, it indicates that the food item is almost full or entirely full. When the bar is showing red it indicates that an item is almost out. Above this there is the written indication of when the food will expire. Visual notifications will also appear onscreen to present the user with useful information regarding the expiration of an item or when the amount is low.
Kitchen Count from simon madadi on Vimeo.
Various Works
Various Works


This is a donut chart with buttons enabling you to pick different
categories of data. This chart is intended to demonstrate how to fold up
high dimensional data into a JSON container that ca be served up and
easily filtered with D3.
This data shows statistics about death records from the United States in
2014, in particular the ratio of males to females whose death records
were tagged with these particular ICD 10 codes. The ICD 10 codes indicate
circumstances present at time of death, though not necessarily
the cause of death.
The key is to add one additional layer of hierarchy to the dictionary containing the data:
data for any pie chart consists of a list of dictionaries, as with the static pie chart,
but this time we add one additional layer to the JSON, which is the code.
The user is then able to select different codes using buttons. Clicking those buttons
sets the filter criteria in the visualization controller, and that change is detected
and propagated, so that the pie chart data is updated and the pie chart re-drawn.
[
{
"code": "T510"},
"donut":
[
{"value": 17, "label": "M"},
{"value": 4, "label": "F"}
]
},
{
"code": "Y14"},
"donut":
[
{"value": 1, "label": "M"},
{"value": 3, "label": "F"}
]
},
{
"code": "S328"},
"donut":
[
{"value": 2, "label": "M"},
{"value": 3, "label": "F"}
]
},
...
]
Once we filter on "code", we get the "donut" array, and pass it to the D3 pie chart object,
which renders the d ata structure into the donut chart on the left.


_Bowfinger_ (PG-13) *** (out of ****)
Universal's ad campaign for _Bowfinger_ would lead one to believe that the film rides solely on one (admittedly inspired) gimmick: Unable to land action superstar Kit Ramsey to headline his no-budget extravaganza, aspiring movie producer-director Bobby Bowfinger instead casts a geeky lookalike. However, that's only a small fraction of what's on writer-star Steve Martin's savvy satirical mind, which takes stinging potshots on a wide variety of targets under the Hollywood sun in one efficiently funny package.
It takes a while for Bobby (Martin) to get so desperate as to hire a dead ringer for Kit (Eddie Murphy), but his initial scheme is just as, if not more, pathetic. Knowing that the key to making his sci-fi cheapie _Chubby_Rain_ a success would be the involvement of the elusive and self-centered Kit, he shoots his unwitting "star" in secret, assembling a performance out of footage shot while he is in public places (such as restaurants and parking sructures) and reacting to his "co-stars," who approach him out of the blue. The reaction usually elicited is one of confusion and fear--which, as it happens, are the primary emotions of his "character," who is supposed to be witness to an alien invasion.
While the shooting-on-the-sly premise is funny--particularly Murphy's work as the oblivious and bewildered Kit--_Bowfinger_ really takes off with the introduction of the softspoken Jiff (also played by Murphy), who is hired as a Kit substitute when the real deal goes on a retreat to replenish his rapidly diminishing sanity. Much like how the film is given new life, Murphy is similarly energized in the character of Jiff. He has always been at his best when he tosses his vanity aside and disappears completely into a role, as he did so memorably in _The_Nutty_Professor_, and he similarly wrings laughs and elicits a fair amount of sympathy as the good-natured, if slow of mind, Jiff.
Low-budget guerilla filmmaking and egotistical stars are Martin and director Frank Oz's main targets in the film, but they nimbly use their supporting players to attack other Tinseltown staples. Daisy (Heather Graham) is both the wide-eyed innocent who thinks a bus ticket from Ohio is also an instant one to stardom as well as the predatory young actress on the make. On the other end of the spectrum is Carol (Christine Baranski), an aging stage diva who itches for a taste of recaptured glory. Jerry Renfro (Robert Downey Jr.) is your typically greasy studio exec, and _Chubby_Rain_'s script happens to be written not by a career screenwriter but an accountant (Adam Alexi-Malle) with big-time Hollywood aspirations. There's also a thinly-veiled knock on Scientology. With such a wide range of targets, Martin and Oz give all their peripheral players their moments to shine, with the one notable exception being Jamie Kennedy, whose natural live-wire instincts (see the _Scream_ films) are unfortunately held in check in the limited background role of Dave, the studio gofer who "borrows" the equipment to film Mr. Bowfinger's opus.
_Bowfinger_ does take its time to build a head of steam, but in an age where movies often begin well before precipitously falling apart, the fact that it is a film that actually gets better as it goes along makes it something of a rarity. Also rare is the enjoyment in finding a seemingly no-brainer comedy that reveals itself to not only have a brain, but a sharp one at that.
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Dennis Mejia is currently a junior at Molloy College in Rockville Centre, New York where he is studying in the New Media field. Recently switching his field of study from biology, he looks to understand and perfect the different aspects that are in the world of new media. He plans to take all the experience he has learned to be able to help out propective high school student athletes in the recruiting process by making recruiting videos for them as well as being able to promote them on any recruiting platform. The main goal would be for coaches at collegiate, amatuer, and professional levels to view the video and assess the athlete that can potentially be a good fit for their program.


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Poarch Creeks offers $225 million for gaming exclusivity
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The Poarch Band of Creek Indians have offered to pay the state $225 million for the exclusive right to operate casino games in Alabama, the latest bid by the tribe to secure an agreement for casino games.
The tribe unveiled the proposal and accompanying public relations campaign this week. The pitch includes the exclusive right to casino games and two new north Alabama casino sites. The state would also receive a negotiated share of the revenue. The tribe projected it could boost state revenue by $1 billion including revenue sharing, taxes and license fees. The proposal also includes a lottery.
“We’ve been discussing gaming in this state for over a decade. The Poarch Band of Creek Indians have developed a very lucrative plan that could generate over a billion dollars just in the first year alone,” Poarch Tribal Chair and CEO Stephanie Bryan told The Associated Press in an interview
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“Each year the state faces financial shortfalls. That’s the whole reason the issue of gaming comes up. … This is a way we can help provide financially to help with infrastructure, education, health care.”
The tribe currently offers bingo machines, which can resemble slot machines, at its casinos in Atmore, Montgomery and Wetumpka.
Federal law requires a tribe to have a negotiated compact with the state to offer casino games.
The proposal includes: a $225 million payment to Alabama for exclusive casino gaming rights in the state through a compact; two additional casino sites with table games; taxes on the two additional destination resort sites; a negotiated revenue share on casino games at existing sites on tribal lands; and the creation of a state lottery.
State dog tracks have long fought any proposal to give the tribe a monopoly. And any proposal would certainly ignite another fierce battle in the Alabama Legislature.
The Republican leader of the state Senate expressed concern about that issue.
“Sen. Marsh is still reviewing the plan, and there are many good things about it, however he does not believe the people of Alabama will support giving anybody a monopoly over gaming,” said William Califf, spokesman for Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh.
A spokeswoman for Gov. Kay Ivey said the governor has previously stated she is “open to Alabama having a clean lottery.”
“This proposal goes further and would need to be thoroughly discussed and fully vetted. Ultimately, this is a question for the Legislature, but the governor is open to hearing any recommendations,” Ivey Press Secretary Gina Maiola said.
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Trollwood [an17], forest, in Mandoria, peasants: 100
Last updated Turn #135
Trollwood [an17], forest, in Mandoria, peasants: 100
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12: Captain Kraken [k3k], Imperial Empire, duke, priest of the Church of
12: Halon [157], with 50 nazgul, arrived from the west, accompanied by:
12: Phantom III [d6x], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
12: Dol [153], with six nazgul
12: Veejay [v8j], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Ham [155],
12: with five angels
12: Goon III [b9v], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Dol [153],
12: with five angels, 54 hvy. xbowmen, ten nazgul
12: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
12: Dol [153], with ten workers, 50 hvy. xbowmen, eight nazgul
12: Licia [i1l], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Ham [155],
12: with five angels, 50 hvy. xbowmen
12: Odin [y5z], Imperial Empire, with 55 hvy. xbowmen
12: Thorg [j8u], Imperial Empire, with one warmount
12: Jupiter [m8j], Imperial Empire, duke, the High Priest of the Church
12: of Halon [157], with ten angels, 52 hvy. xbowmen
12: Dryeth [q4e], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
12: with six nazgul
12: Firefly [f3f], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
12: Halon [157], with 50 hvy. xbowmen
12: Sunwalker [a8x], Imperial Empire, duke, Bishop of the Church of
12: Halon [157], with five angels, 40 nazgul
12: Thomas [o5y], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
12: with 52 hvy. xbowmen, five nazgul
12: Alexei Galantor [j7l], Imperial Empire, duke, priest of the Church
12: of Halon [157], with 53 nazgul
12: Sir Peter [u9p], Imperial Empire, with 37 peasants
12: George [p7f], Imperial Empire, duke, priest of the Church of
12: Dol [153], with 31 nazgul
12: Lucca [h0t], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Halon [157],
12: with five peasants, five skirmishers, 50 nazgul
12: Johny [w2d], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Halon [157],
12: with 25 nazgul
12: Osmosis [o2n], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
12: Halon [157], with 43 nazgul
12: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
12: Halon [157], with five angels, 50 nazgul
12: Sir Andrew [v9a], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
12: Halon [157], with five soldiers, 50 nazgul
12: Sir Charles [j5r], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
12: Halon [157], with five soldiers, 50 nazgul
13: Captain Kraken [k3k], Imperial Empire, duke, priest of the Church of
13: Halon [157], with 50 nazgul, went east, accompanied by:
13: Phantom III [d6x], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
13: Dol [153], with six nazgul
13: Veejay [v8j], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Ham [155],
13: with five angels
13: Goon III [b9v], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Dol [153],
13: with five angels, 54 hvy. xbowmen, ten nazgul
13: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
13: Dol [153], with ten workers, 50 hvy. xbowmen, eight nazgul
13: Licia [i1l], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of Ham [155],
13: with five angels, 50 hvy. xbowmen
13: Odin [y5z], Imperial Empire, with 55 hvy. xbowmen
13: Thorg [j8u], Imperial Empire, with one warmount
13: Jupiter [m8j], Imperial Empire, duke, the High Priest of the Church
13: of Halon [157], with ten angels, 52 hvy. xbowmen
13: Dryeth [q4e], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
13: with six nazgul
13: Firefly [f3f], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
13: Halon [157], with 50 hvy. xbowmen
13: Sunwalker [a8x], Imperial Empire, duke, Bishop of the Church of
13: Halon [157], with five angels, 40 nazgul
13: Thomas [o5y], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
13: with 52 hvy. xbowmen, five nazgul
13: Alexei Galantor [j7l], Imperial Empire, duke, priest of the Church
13: of Halon [157], with 53 nazgul
13: Sir Peter [u9p], Imperial Empire, with 37 peasants
13: George [p7f], Imperial Empire, duke, priest of the Church of
13: Dol [153], with 31 nazgul
13: Lucca [h0t], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Halon [157],
13: with five peasants, five skirmishers, 50 nazgul
13: Johny [w2d], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Halon [157],
13: with 25 nazgul
13: Osmosis [o2n], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
13: Halon [157], with 43 nazgul
13: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
13: Halon [157], with five angels, 50 nazgul
13: Sir Andrew [v9a], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
13: Halon [157], with five soldiers, 50 nazgul
13: Sir Charles [j5r], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of
13: Halon [157], with five soldiers, 50 nazgul
17: Stack of cyclops [jb3v], cyclops, number: 7, arrived from the north.
19: Stack of cyclops [jb3v], cyclops, number: 7, went north.
23: Stack of cyclops [an7s], cyclops, number: 8, arrived from the north.
25: Stack of cyclops [an7s], cyclops, number: 8, went north.
Routes leaving Trollwood:
North, swamp, to Barren Bogs [am17], 14 days
East, swamp, to Barren Bogs [an18], 14 days
South, to Ocean [ao17], The Outer Sea, 2 days
West, forest, to Trollwood [an16], 8 days
Garrison [iy3t], garrison, uncontrolled, with three soldiers
Seen here:
Stack of cyclops [jh6a], cyclops, number: 11
Mob [gq6j], angry peasants, number: 23, on guard
Stack of cyclops [jb3v], cyclops, number: 6
Stack of cyclops [an7s], cyclops, number: 7