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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
For the lamb, place the lamb onto a board, skin-side down. Place the black pudding along the length of the lamb fillet, then wrap the skin over the top, to form a roll. Secure the stuffed lamb at intervals with kitchen string.
Heat an ovenproof frying pan until hot, then add half of the olive oil and the stuffed lamb. Fry for one minute on all sides, until browned all over.
Turn the lamb skin-side up and roast in the oven for 18-20 minutes, or until cooked to your liking. Remove from the oven and rest for 5-10 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat a frying pan until hot. Add the remaining olive oil and the mini black puddings and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until browned all over and completely cooked through. Remove from the pan and set aside.
For the broad beans, heat a separate pan until hot, then add the butter and the broad beans and fry for two minutes, stirring regularly.
Add the cream and mint and bring to the boil, then reduce the heat to a simmer for 2-3 minutes. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and mash lightly with a fork.
For the sauce, place the red wine into a separate pan over a medium heat and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer until the liquid is reduced by half.
Add the stock and continue to simmer until the liquid is reduced by half.
Add the butter and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, slice the stuffed lamb into 12 slices of equal thickness. Spoon the minted broad bean mixture into the centre of each plate and top each portion with three slices of the stuffed lamb.
Crumble the mini black puddings, then sprinkle around the edge of each plate. Spoon the red wine sauce over the stuffed lamb and around the plate.


GET OVER IT RATING: 7/10
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PLOT: A boy who gets dumped by the love of his life can't seem to get over her. While she's moved on to the next guy, he still tries to win back her heart. In the meantime, another girl likes him for what he is, but blinded by the love for his ex-girlfriend, the boy does not notice her. Of course, sparks fly all around when the whole gang join in the school's theatre production and strands of truth begin to surface.
CRITIQUE: What can I tell you...I was entertained! A cute, fun teen flick with many scene-stealing moments from the incomparable Martin Short, an upbeat soundtrack, believable performances from its leads and a predictable, yet charming, romance angle. Believe you me when I tell you that I wasn't really looking forward to seeing this movie. The first two months of this year had jaded me in respect to bad teen and romance flicks altogether, and this movie didn't seem to have much going for it. But low and behold, there I was, laughing and giggling my way through this surprisingly potent vehicle for the teen generation.  It's entirely predictable, it's based on a more renowned dude's writings (this one plays off Shakespeare's A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM), and is obviously set in high school. But the difference between this and most other crappy teen movies is that this one actually comes across as a fun ride, with little more on its mind than entertaining its audience. Does the film have its problems? Absolutely. For one, it unfortunately includes a couple of recycled jokes from other movies like the girl getting hit by a car and flying through the air (SCARY MOVIE) and the clutzy blonde chick who keeps bouncing into things (HEAD OVER HEELS).
Also, I simply could not get past the fact that two of the supposed "teenage" actresses in this film looked like they were in their 30s. I mean...really! (for those who care, I'm referring to Allison and the clumsy girl). And the final act of the film, which essentially comes down to a major school play, just went a little longer than I thought was needed. I mean, did we really have to sit through 3-4 songs from the play itself? But these were really small issues for me, and for the most part, I can't say that I wasn't entertained by this movie. In fact, pretty much every word that came out of Martin Short's mouth was funny to me. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but his character definitely took this film to that "other level". But the rest of the kids were pretty good, too. Sisqo did what he does best, Tom Hanks' son was pretty solid as the best friend, the lead kid, Ben Foster, played his character quite sympathetically and Kirsten Dunst...well, looked great! Okay, she was pretty good in her role, too. And geez, let's not forget Foster's parents in the movie, Swoosie Kurtz and Ed Begley Jr. Very small parts but very funny characters. In fact, most of the side players in this film made it a stronger one as a whole. Besides Carmen Electra, who for some reason or another decided that a 10-second spot as a leathered-up stripper in this film would be good for her career?!
Anyway, if you like cute boy-loves-girl, girl-dumps-boy, boy-wants-her-back while another-best-friend-type-girl-wants-boy-also movies (oh, that again?), then you'll enjoy this one. It's light, it's got a few "gross" jokes but mostly solid humor with some nice touches from the director and a fun soundtrack. All in all, an enjoyable time at the theatre. And who knows, some of you adults might like it, too.
Where's JoBlo coming from? 10 Things I Hate About You (7/10) - Can't Hardly Wait (7/10) - Center Stage (6/10) - Down to You (5/10) - Grease (8/10) - Save the Last Dance (7/10) - She's All That (6/10)
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Not surprisingly, the screenwriter of this film also wrote the Freddie Prinze Jr. teen flick, SHE'S ALL THAT. This film was originally titled GETTING OVER ALLISON and was shot in Toronto, Canada.
Review Date: March 5, 2001 Director: Tommy O'Haver Writer: R. Lee Fleming Jr. Producers: Michael Burns, Marc Butan, Paul Feldsher Actors: Kirsten Dunst as Kelly Ben Foster as Berke Martin Short as Dr. Forrest-Oates Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 2001 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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PySpark is an interface for Apache Spark in Python. It not only allows you to write Spark applications using Python APIs, but also provides the PySpark shell for interactively analyzing your data in a distributed environment. PySpark supports most of Spark’s features such as Spark SQL, DataFrame, Streaming, MLlib (Machine Learning) and Spark Core.
Spark SQL and DataFrame
Spark SQL is a Spark module for structured data processing. It provides a programming abstraction called DataFrame and can also act as distributed SQL query engine.
Streaming
Running on top of Spark, the streaming feature in Apache Spark enables powerful interactive and analytical applications across both streaming and historical data, while inheriting Spark’s ease of use and fault tolerance characteristics.
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Built on top of Spark, MLlib is a scalable machine learning library that provides a uniform set of high-level APIs that help users create and tune practical machine learning pipelines.
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Spark Core is the underlying general execution engine for the Spark platform that all other functionality is built on top of. It provides an RDD (Resilient Distributed Dataset) and in-memory computing capabilities.


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Shown are ( a) JJA 1000 mb temperatures from ERA reanalysis data (1979–2015) for both climatological mean and QRA-favorable conditions (at 2.5° latitudinal resolution), ( b) The difference between the two i.e. the anomalous zonal mean temperature profile associated with QRA-favorable conditions, ( c) The QRA fingerprint defined as the former quantity, confined to the extatropical region 25–75N, centered on zero, and interpolated onto 5° latitudinal grid commensurate with model simultions, and ( d) the associated meridional temperature gradient.


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Radha, 1900
Genre
Mythological painting
Technique
Acrylic
Material
canvas
Dimensions
96.52 x 66.68 cm
Gallery
Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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Maharani Chimanbai,1902
Genre
family portrait painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Dimensions
91 x 152 cm
Gallery
Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum, Lakshmi Vilas Palace, Vadodara (Baroda), Gujarat.
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Radha Vilas, 1898
Genre
Mythological painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Dimensions
61 x 91.4 cm
Gallery
Private Collection
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Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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Shakuntala , 1873
Genre
mythological painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Dimensions
68.5 x 106.7 cm
Gallery
Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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Shakuntala with friends, 1895
Genre
Mythological painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Gallery
Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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The Beautiful Lady Without Pity, 1893
Genre
literary painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Dimensions
81 x 112 cm
Gallery
Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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Lord Dattatreya, 1893
Genre
religious painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Dimensions
127 x 66 cm
Gallery
Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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Saraswati, 1882
Genre
religious painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Dimensions
116.52 x 79.06 cm
Gallery
Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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Menaka & Shakunatala, 1888
Genre
mythological painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Gallery
Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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Shakunatala, 1899
Genre
mythological painting
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Dimensions
188 x 95.9 cm
Gallery
Ravi Varma Printing Press, Mumbai
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Yogurt Cake
- prep: 20 mins
- cook: 1 hr
- total: 1hr 30 mins
- Servings: 12
- Yield: 1 10-inch Bundt pan
A lemon pound cake made with yogurt instead of sour cream. I have used
this recipe for a long time and had misplaced it. I went to my daughter
and had her give me another copy.
Ingredients
- 1 cup butter, room temperature
- 2 cups white sugar
- 3 eggs, room temperature
- 1 teaspoon lemon extract
- 2 ¼ cups all-purpose flour
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 1 (8 ounce) container lemon flavored yogurt
Steps
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Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). Grease and flour a
10-inch bundt pan.
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Beat butter and sugar together in a large bowl with an electric mixer
until light and fluffy. Beat one egg at a time into the butter
mixture; add lemon extract with last egg.
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Sift together the flour, baking soda and salt. Alternately mix in the
flour mixture and the yogurt, starting and ending with the dry
ingredients. Beat just until incorporated.
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Pour batter into prepared pan. Bake in the preheated oven for 60
minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of the cake
comes out clean. Allow to cool 10 minutes in the pan, then turn out
onto a wire rack and cool completely.


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On any given night, it is estimated that almost 23,000 people are homeless in Washington State. Homelessness is definitely an issue in our community. Most of the general public does not have an awareness of the struggles and stories of the homeless and how they can help them.
The number of homeless people grew by 20% in last year, organizations are having hard time to grow in order to solve this problem.
We interviewed some organizations which help the homeless and learned about homeless problems in their eyes.
“These youth don’t choose to be homeless.”
“I’d rather have many people send a dollar than rely on a few people with a lot of money.”
“Engagement is gradual- change isn’t going to happen overnight.”
On any given night, it is estimated that almost 23,000 people are homeless in Washington State. Homelessness is definitely an issue in our community. Most of the general public does not have an awareness of the struggles and stories of the homeless and how they can help them.
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AFopnRead
Routine:
AFILE *AFopnRead(const char Fname[], long int *Nsamp, long int *Nchan,
double *Sfreq, FILE *fpinfo)
Purpose:
Open an audio file for reading
Description:
This routine opens an audio file for reading. The companion routine
AFdReadData reads data from the file. Routine AFclose should be used to
close the file.
This routine reads the audio file header and optionally prints the header
information. Several file header formats are supported. For files with no
header or an unrecognized header, the file format can be declared by calling
routine AFsetInputPar. A banner identifying the audio file and its parameters
is printed.
- AU audio file:
-
8-bit mu-law, 8-bit A-law, 8-bit integer, 16-bit integer, 24-bit integer,
32-bit integer, 32-bit IEEE floating-point, and 64-bit IEEE floating-point
data formats are supported.
- WAVE file:
-
8-bit mu-law, 8-bit A-law, offset-binary 1-bit to 8-bit integer, 9-bit to
32-bit integer, 32-bit IEEE floating-point, and 64-bit IEEE floating-point
data formats are supported.
- AIFF sound file:
-
1-bit to 32-bit integer data formats are supported.
- AIFF-C sound file:
-
8-bit mu-law, 8-bit A-law, 1-bit to 32-bit integer, 32-bit IEEE
floating-point, and 64-bit IEEE floating-point data formats are supported.
- NIST SPHERE audio file:
-
8-bit mu-law, 8-bit bit-reversed mu-law, and 16-bit integer data formats are
supported.
- IRCAM soundfile:
-
8-bit mu-law, 8-bit A-law, 8-bit integer, 16-bit integer, 32-bit integer,
and 32-bit floating-point data formats are supported.
- ESPS sampled data feature file:
-
16-bit integer, 32-bit integer, 32-bit floating-point, and 64-bit
floating-point data formats are supported.
- SPPACK sampled data file:
-
8-bit mu-law, 8-bit A-law and 16-bit integer data formats are supported.
- INRS-Telecommunications audio file:
-
16-bit integer format is supported.
- Cadence SPW Signal file:
-
8-bit integer, 16-bit integer, 32-bit floating-point, 64-bit floating-point,
and text formats are supported.
- CSL NSP file:
-
16-bit integer format is supported.
- Text audio file:
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Data in character format. This type of file has a header with data
specifications. Any missing specifications are taken from the values that
can be set using routine AFsetInputPar.
- Headerless audio file:
-
The data format is specified by calling routine AFsetInputPar.
For the fixed point file data representations, read operations return data
values as follows. The scaling factor shown below is applied to the data in
the file to give an output in the default range [-1, +1).
data format file data values scaling factor
8-bit mu-law [-32,124, +32,124] 1/32768
8-bit A-law [-32,256, +32,256] 1/32768
8-bit integer [-128, +127] 1/256
16-bit integer [-32,768, +32,767] 1/32768
24-bit integer [-8,388,608, +8,388,607] 1/8388608
32-bit integer [-2,147,483,648, 2,147,483,647] 1/2147483648
Floating-point formats in the input audio file are scaled by unity. Text data
is scaled by unity or the same as 16-bit integers. The ScaleV parameter (see
routine AFoptions) can be set to change the nominal range for program data
(default -1 to +1).
- File type determination:
-
The default behaviour is to determine the file type from the header of the
input file. However this requires look-ahead and is not possible with
files that are not random access (for instance a file stream from a pipe).
For both random access and sequential access files, the file type can be
specified explicitly with a call to routine AFsetFileType, obviating the
need to determine the file type from the header.
- Number of samples:
-
In some types of audio file types, the number of samples is specified in
the file header. In others, the number of samples is known only if the
file size can be determined, specifically if the file random access. For
input from a stream which does not allow random access (for instance a file
stream from a pipe), the file size cannot be determined for those files
without that information in the file header.
-
no. samples
file type in header
AU yes
WAVE yes
AIFF or AIFF-C yes
NIST SPHERE yes
IRCAM no
ESPS yes
SPPACK yes
INRS-Telecom no
Cadence SPW no
CSL NSP yes
Text file yes/no
Headerless no
- Notes:
- - Some AU audio files and some ESPS audio files do not specify the number of
-
samples.
- - AIFF/AIFF-C files with a perverse header cannot be opened for non-random
-
access.
- - Opening an input file populates the AFinfo record sub-structure in the AFILE
-
structure with additional information. See the routine AFsetInfo for the
type of information that is extracted from the file.
On encountering an error, the default behaviour is to print an error message
and halt execution.
Parameters:
- <- AFILE *AFopnRead
-
Audio file pointer for the audio file
- -> const char Fname[]
-
Character string specifying the file name
- <- long int *Nsamp
-
Total number of samples in the file (all channels)
- <- long int *Nchan
-
Number of channels
- <- double *Sfreq
-
Sampling frequency
- -> FILE *fpinfo
-
File pointer for printing audio file information. If fpinfo is not NULL,
information about the audio file is printed on the stream selected by
fpinfo.
Author / revision:
P. Kabal
/ Revision 1.22 2020-11-26
See Also
AFclose,
AFdReadData,
AFfReadData,
AFsetInputPar


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DiscUsage_Console.DUCore.DUArgParser module¶
A module containing classes that deal with python built-in argparse
module.
Note
May not properly work on Windows due to lack of pwd module.
Reinstall python interpreter if no winpwd
was found.
-
class
DiscUsage_Console.DUCore.DUArgParser.
ArgParser
¶ Bases:
argparse.ArgumentParser
Base class to define and parse command-line options and arguments.
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class
DiscUsage_Console.DUCore.DUArgParser.
ArgParserTablesInit
(args: argparse.Namespace)¶ Bases:
object
Class for tables, headers and column alignment initialization.
Warning
Do not recall
tables()
property in case you have already use it! It will try to operate with non-existing dictionary which leads toIndexError
exception.-
add_table
(file: File)¶ - Parameters
file – – reference to the
DUCore.DUFileCrawler.File
named tuple.- Returns
- list of files’ attributes represented as dictionary.
- Return type
-
list
-
property
headers
¶ Access to generated headers. Original -
self._headers()
class attribute- Returns
- list of generated table headers
- Return type
-
list
-
property
colalign
¶ Access to generated column alignment arguments. Original -
self._colalign()
class attributeNote
Converts
list
totuple
. This is requested bytabulate
module.- Returns
- list of column alignment flags
- Return type
-
tuple
-
property
tables
¶ Access to generated tables (file attributes to show). Original -
self._tables()
class attributeNote
A little hack was implemented for file depth and size sorting. These file attributes have been transferred among other attributes but they should not be shown. Method deletes the last dictionaru pair.
Note
Fills
self._headers()
class field after execution.Warning
It will remove
- Returns
- list with print ready tables content
- Return type
-
list
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Belgian club sacks Emenike
by The Eagle OnlineBelgian First Division B club Westerlo have released Emmanuel Emenike, just two months after he joined the club as a free agent in September.
Two months ago, the former Fenerbahce and West Ham United striker joined Bob Peeters’ side with the ambition of helping them secure promotion to the top-flight after having a successful trial.
According to the club statement, Emenike did not reach the expected level of performance after managing just one start in five league games with no goal to his credit.
His short-term contract was to expire at the end of the season but both parties agreed on its termination on Thursday.
“Emmanuel Emenike and KVC Westerlo have decided in mutual agreement to end their collaboration. Despite the many efforts made by both parties in the best understanding, the player could not be brought to the level that both parties had intended,” the statement read.
“In those circumstances, it was appropriate to end the agreement with a good feeling. KVC Westerlo wants to thank Emmanuel for choosing and trusting the club and the player wishes to thank the club for the opportunity he was granted.”
Prior to his move to Belgium, the former Nigeria international did not play football in the entire 2018-19 season after suffering an injury last year during his loan spell in the Spanish La Liga with Las Palmas.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Variable |
Solver.getVar(int i)
Returns the ith variables within the array of variables defined in
this . |
Variable[] |
Solver.getVars()
Returns the array of declared
Variable objects defined in this Solver . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Solver.associates(Variable variable)
Link a variable to
this . |
void |
Solver.unassociates(Variable variable)
Unlink the variable from
this . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Propagator<V extends Variable>
A
Propagator class defines methods to react on a Variable objects modifications. |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected V[] |
Propagator.vars |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
V[] |
Propagator.getVars() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
Propagator.addVariable(V... nvars)
Enlarges the variable scope of this propagator
Should not be called by the user.
|
void |
Propagator.contradiction(Variable variable,
String message)
Throws a contradiction exception based on
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Propagator(V... vars)
Creates a non-incremental propagator which does not react to fine events but simply calls a
coarse propagation any time a variable in vars has changed.
|
Propagator(V[] vars,
PropagatorPriority priority,
boolean reactToFineEvt)
Creates a new propagator to filter the domains of vars.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Variable[] |
AutoDiffDetection.scope |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AutoDiffDetection(Variable[] scope) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PropConditionnal(Variable[] vars2observe,
Constraint[] condTrue,
Constraint[] condFalse) |
PropOpposite(Constraint original,
Variable[] vars) |
PropReif(Variable[] allVars,
Constraint consIfBoolTrue,
Constraint consIfBoolFalse) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
Variable |
ContradictionException.v |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ContradictionException |
ContradictionException.set(ICause c,
Variable v,
String s)
Throws the unique
ContradictionException filled with the specified parameters. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
RuleStore.getMask(Variable var)
Return the current rule mask associated to the variable vid
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ObjectiveManager<V extends Variable,N extends Number>
Class to monitor the objective function and avoid exploring "worse" solutions
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected V |
ObjectiveManager.objective |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
default void |
IPropagationEngine.fails(ICause cause,
Variable variable,
String message) |
default void |
IPropagationEngine.onVariableUpdate(Variable variable,
IEventType type,
ICause cause)
Take into account the modification of a variable
|
static void |
IPropagationEngine.Trace.printModification(Variable v,
IEventType e,
ICause c) |
static void |
IPropagationEngine.Trace.printPropagation(Variable v,
Propagator p) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
TwoBucketPropagationEngine.fails(ICause cause,
Variable variable,
String message) |
void |
SevenQueuesPropagatorEngine.fails(ICause cause,
Variable variable,
String message) |
void |
TwoBucketPropagationEngine.onVariableUpdate(Variable variable,
IEventType type,
ICause cause) |
void |
SevenQueuesPropagatorEngine.onVariableUpdate(Variable variable,
IEventType type,
ICause cause) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
AbstractStrategy<Variable> |
SearchLoop.getStrategy() |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DecisionOperator<V extends Variable>
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Decision<V extends Variable>
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected V |
Decision.var |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Variable |
RootDecision.getDecisionVariable() |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
VariableEvaluator<V extends Variable>
A variable evaluator.
|
interface |
VariableSelector<V extends Variable>
A variable selector specifies which variable should be selected at a fix point.
|
class |
VariableSelectorWithTies<V extends Variable>
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
V |
VariableSelectorWithTies.getVariable(V[] variables) |
V |
VariableSelector.getVariable(V[] variables)
Provides access to the current selected variable among
variables . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
InputOrder<V extends Variable>
Input order variable selector.
|
class |
Occurrence<V extends Variable>
Occurrence variable selector.
|
class |
Random<T extends Variable>
Random variable selector.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
T |
Random.getVariable(T[] variables) |
V |
Occurrence.getVariable(V[] variables) |
V |
InputOrder.getVariable(V[] variables) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractStrategy<V extends Variable>
An
AbstractStrategy does not implicitly advance to the next decision on
getDecision() (or getOppositeDecision() ) invokation. |
class |
FindAndProve<V extends Variable>
Enables to switch from one heuristic to another once a solution has been found
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Variable |
LastConflict_old.candidate
Deprecated.
|
protected Variable[] |
LastConflict.conflictingVariables |
protected Variable[] |
LastConflict_old.testingSet
Deprecated.
|
protected V[] |
AbstractStrategy.vars |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected AbstractStrategy<Variable> |
LastConflict_old.mainStrategy
Deprecated.
|
protected AbstractStrategy<Variable> |
LastConflict.mainStrategy |
protected AbstractStrategy<Variable> |
ConflictOrdering.mainStrategy |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
V[] |
AbstractStrategy.getVariables() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Decision<Variable> |
StrategiesSequencer.computeDecision(Variable variable) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Decision<Variable> |
StrategiesSequencer.computeDecision(Variable variable) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AbstractStrategy(V[] variables) |
FindAndProve(V[] vars,
AbstractStrategy<V> heurToFindASol,
AbstractStrategy<V> heurToProveOpt)
Heuristic which switches from one heuristic (heurToFindASol) to another (heurToProveOpt)
once a solution has been found
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ConflictOrdering(Solver solver,
AbstractStrategy<Variable> mainStrategy) |
LastConflict_old(Solver solver,
AbstractStrategy<Variable> mainStrategy,
int k,
boolean dynamic)
Deprecated.
|
LastConflict(Solver solver,
AbstractStrategy<Variable> mainStrategy,
int k) |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
IVariableMonitor<V extends Variable>
A monitor for Variable, to observe variable modification (for integer variable : value removals, bounds modification
or instantiation) and do something right after the modification.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
BoolVar
CPRU r544: remove default implementation |
interface |
IntVar
Interface for integer variables.
|
interface |
RealVar
An interface to declare variable for continuous constraints (solved using IBEX).
|
interface |
SetVar
A Set Variable is defined by a domain which is a set interval [kernel,envelope]
The kernel is the set of elements that must belong to every single solution.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<V extends Variable> |
Variable.duplicate()
Duplicate
this . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static IntVar[] |
VariableFactory.castToIntVar(Variable... VARIABLES)
Casts VARIABLES into an integer variable array
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractVariable
Class used to factorise code
The subclass must implement Variable interface
|
class |
BitsetArrayIntVarImpl
IntVar implementation for quite small domains bit with very distant values e.g. {-51900,42,235923} |
class |
BitsetIntVarImpl
|
class |
BoolVarImpl
|
class |
FixedBoolVarImpl
A constant view specific to boolean variable
Based on "Views and Iterators for Generic Constraint Implementations",
C.
|
class |
FixedIntVarImpl
A IntVar with one domain value.
|
class |
FixedSetVarImpl |
class |
IntervalIntVarImpl
|
class |
RealVarImpl
An implementation of RealVar, variable for continuous constraints (solved using IBEX).
|
class |
SetVarImpl
Set variable to represent a set of integers in the range [0,n-1]
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
AbstractVariable.compareTo(Variable o) |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
IView
An interface to define views.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
BoolEqView
A specific view for equality on bool var
|
class |
BoolNotView
A view for boolean variable, that enforce not(b).
|
class |
EqView
A specific view for equality on bool var
|
class |
IntView
"A view implements the same operations as a variable.
|
class |
MinusView
View for -V, where V is a IntVar or view
Based on "Views and Iterators for Generic Constraint Implementations"
C. |
class |
OffsetView
declare an IntVar based on X and C, such as X + C
declare an IntVar based on X and Y, such max(X,Y)
Based on "Views and Iterators for Generic Constraint Implementations" C. |
class |
RealView
|
class |
ScaleView
declare an IntVar based on X and C, such as X * C
Based on "Views and Iterators for Generic Constraint Implementations"
C. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Variable |
IView.getVariable()
Return the basis variable
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
IntView.compareTo(Variable o) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static IntVar[] |
VariableUtilities.extractIntVar(Variable[] vars,
boolean bool2) |
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Notices are messages that either inform you about the result of an action or the state of something.
An element can be turned into a notice, by giving it the class .notice
. There are five types of notices, though:
| type of notice | which class to apply | use for ... |
|---|---|---|
| Muted (default) | — | ... all notices, where no other type applies or which should have low visibility. |
| Danger | .is-danger |
... notices, that denote a dangerous, negative or deleted state or indicate that an action failed. |
| Warning | .is-warning |
... notices, that denote a critical or possibly dangerous state in need of your attention, or indicate an action with possibly unexpected outcome. |
| Success | .is-success |
... notices, that denote a positive state or indicate that an action succeeded. |
| Info | .is-info |
... notices, that inform neutrally about a state or the result of an action. |

Muted notice

Danger notice

Warning notice

Success notice

Info notice

Sometimes a notice needs additional weight, possibly, because an action is critical. In these cases, it is in order, to apply the class .is-filled
, to make the notices even more noticeable.

Muted notice

Danger notice

Warning notice

Success notice

Info notice

Sometimes the notice applies to the whole page/site/instance. In these cases, the notice should be put either directly above or below the header. Also you should give it the class .is-banner
which changes some styles to make it better fit into the position. And don't forget, to center the content in a wrapper with the .container
class.

Your site

Link
Link

Link

Warning banner


alphabet
Businessmodel of Alphabet
Customer Segments
Alphabet has a diversified markets business model, with various unrelated customer segments that have different needs and problems. While Google focuses on customer’s Internet needs, the other divisions‘ solutions include everything from life sciences research to venture capital funding.
Value Proposition
Alphabet offers two primary value propositions: performance and brand/status.
The company has demonstrated strong performance. On February 1, 2016, its market capitalization grew to $547.1 billion, surpassing that of Apple and making it the most valuable public firm. Apple regained its status on February 3rd, but Alphabet roared back in May to retake the title. As of June 2016, Apple was back on top, but Alphabet remains its strongest challenger. In terms of sales, Alphabet generated $75 billion in 2015, up from the $66 billion it earned in its prior form in 2014.
The company maintains a strong brand as a result of its main subsidiary. The Google brand is one of the strongest and most-liked globally. The e-mail provider Gmail is the most popular one in the world, with a market share of 69.2% as of September 2015. Google Search is one of the top three search engines globally. All of the subsidiary’s core products (including Android, Chrome, Maps, YouTube, and Google Play) have more than one billion monthly active users.
Channels
Alphabet’s main channels are its website and those of its subsidiaries. The company promotes its offering through its social media pages as well as various advertising and promotional initiatives.
Customer Relationships
Alphabet’s customer relationship is primarily of a self-service nature. Customers utilize its products and services (primarily the Internet-related offerings provided under the Google brand) while having limited interaction with employees.
Key Activities
Alphabet’s business model entails maintaining robust platforms for its various subsidiaries.
Key Partners
Alphabet does not have a formal partnership program. However, it has formed a number of alliances since its founding in late 2015, which fall into the following categories:
Product Partnerships – The company is working with Fiat Chrysler to build 100 self-driving automobile prototypes based on the manufacturer’s Pacifica minivan. The collaboration represents the first phase of a joint effort to develop autonomous vehicles. Alphabet will use the prototypes to test its own self-driving technology.
Integration Partnerships – The company is partnering with LiveRamp, a provider of data onboarding software that connects digital marketing platforms. The two will complete system integrations involving Google DoubleClick Digital Marketing solutions and Google Analytics 360 Suite. The outcome will allow LiveRamp customers to activate their first-party e-mails across Google Search, YouTube, and Gmail.
Community Partnerships – The company is partnering with Cuba to expand the country’s Internet connectivity. It is also working with the Organic Romerillo Museum in the capital of Havana to provide Google Chromebook and Google Cardboard (a brand of inexpensive virtual reality headsets) to visitors, connecting the products to the Internet. It plans for more developments in the nation.
Key Resources
Alphabet’s main resource is the collection of employees it maintains who have significant expertise in their respective fields and offer strong service. As of December 2015, these include 23,336 research and development workers, 19,082 sales and marketing workers, and 8,452 employees in general and administrative functions. The company possesses important physical resources in the form of data centers it operates in the United States, Asia, Europe, and South America.
Cost Structure
Alphabet has a cost-driven structure, aiming to minimize expenses through significant automation and low-price value propositions. Its biggest cost driver is cost of revenues, a variable expense. Other major drivers are in the areas of research and development and sales/marketing.
Revenue Streams
Alphabet has one primary revenue stream, online advertising from third parties. It is divided into two main categories:
Performance Advertising – Creates relevant ads that users click, resulting in direct connection with advertisers. Most of the third parties pay Alphabet when a user engages in the ads.
Brand Advertising – Increases users’ awareness of advertisers’ offerings through video, images, text, and interactive ads that play across different devices. Alphabet helps third parties display digital videos and other ad types to specific audience groups for their marketing campaigns.


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Gintoki Sakata(Japanese: 坂田 銀時 Hepburn: Sakata Gintoki) is a fictional character in the manga and anime franchise Gin Tama created by Hideaki Sorachi. Gintoki is the protagonist of the series and his name serves as the basis of the series' title. He is introduced as a former rebel samurai who lives in a fictionalized version of 1860s Japan after being invaded and transformed by aliens. Gintoki once fought the alien invaders until he realized the lack of sense in doing so, leading to him choosing to instead make a living as a freelancer for hire in Edo alongside his friends Shinpachi Shimura and Kagura in order to pay the monthly rent. Across the series, more details about Gintoki's past are revealed leading him to encounter former friends as enemies. As the main character, Gintoki has appeared in most of the episodes of the anime series, as well as in other media related to the franchise, including the film and all of the spin-off video games and original
Sorachi created the character after suggestions of his editors of having silver-haired samurai. He was originally going to be based on Hijikata Toshizō, the vice-captain from the Shinsengumi special forces. However, Sorachi changed his mind as he did not want the main character to be working into an organization and further remodelled his design into the present one. In the anime series Gintoki was voiced by Tomokazu Sugita who enjoyed his character. For the English release of the first movie, he was voiced by Christopher Patton, whereas in the latest episodes he Patton was replaced by Michael Daingerfield. Shun Oguri will portray him in the upcoming live-action film.
Gintoki's character has received critical response from various reviewers and publications for manga, anime and other media. While Gintoki's reception has been positive, writers have also criticized his characterization in some story arcs. When he once parodied a Japanese politician in 2016, the company behind the manga, Shueisha, expressed pressure as well as laughter. Gintoki has also remained highly popular with Gin Tama fans, ranking first in all of the popularity polls. Merchandise based on Gintoki has also been released, including figurines.


Canonical Equivalence In Unicode Pattern Matching
03 Oct 2016In this article, we will define and explain the term Canonical Equivalence as applied to pattern matching according to the Unicode character specification.
Pattern matching is one of the most common concepts in computer science. Take a look at the Wikipedia definition:
In computer science, pattern matching is the act of checking a given sequence of tokens for the presence of the constituents of some pattern. In contrast to pattern recognition, the match usually has to be exact. The patterns generally have the form of either sequences or tree structures.
Notice how it differs from pattern recognition, the word EXACT is key here. Canonical Equivalence is the term used in the Unicode Equivalence specification of the Unicode character encoding system to emphasize the EXACTing nature of its matching system.
Canonical Explained
Wikipedia defines Canonicalization as:
A process for converting data that has more than one possible representation into a “standard” canonical representation.
In this context, the term Canonical means to have many forms or representations which must all boil down to a single standard value which is hereby known as the canonical value.
Another common example in programming to help us understand canonical representation is to look at the XML schema datatype definition of “boolean”:
The “lexical representation” of boolean can be one of: true, false, 1, 0.
On the other hand, the “canonical representation” can only be one of: true, false.
This means that at the end of it all, every accepted boolean value must be able to map to its canonical equivalent:
1 – > true
0 – > false.
Another useful way to look at the word canonical is in theological terms where it refers to the real truth that has been and will always be the real truth regardless of any layers of information added to it.
In Java, when we compare two objects:
The JVM will compare them based on different aspects such as hashCode and attribute values to establish their sameness with each other. If there is even one aspect that differs, then the test will fail. If you are sure of their sameness, however, and want a quick test, then you are better off using the == operator:
This comparison is faster because it only bases on the one canonical truth that is used to judge the sameness of the two objects and that is the object id.
Canonical Equivalence In Unicode
Having looked at the term Canonical in depth, it is now easy to conclude that two different characters are canonically equivalent if, and only if what is considered their canonical value is the same.
In file systems, this can be the absolute path to a file which will work regardless of the present working directory.
Finally, in Unicode terms, canonical equivalence is a fundamental equivalence between individual Unicode characters and sequences of Unicode characters.
Let’s take a look at an example:
In Unicode, there is a character e, whose code point is u0065. However, Unicode also has a composite character é which is the same character e with an acute accent superimposed on top of it. The code point for the accented e is u00E9. However, the accent character on top of the composite character also has a Unicode code point, u0301. This means that the composite character u00E9 is canonically equivalent to the character sequence u0065 u0301.
Canonical Equivalence In Java
The concept of Canonical equivalence is encountered in a number of areas in Java programming language.  We looked at one example earlier with Object comparison. We can look at some more.
Java Reflection
When we are inspecting the different aspects of a Java class using reflection, we can retrieve the class name of an object in different ways. Consider an empty class called Person.java:
Let’s run some inspection on this class:
Console output:
Notice that if we don’t really care much about the detailed truth about the class we call the getSimpleName
method. We can easily dispute this by having another Person.java
class in a different package.
The JVM is so wise that when you instantiate a class object reflectively, you will only get success when your class name can be traced through an explicitely defined class hierarchy. And this is only possible with the canonical name.
The following code will fail and throw a ClassNotFoundException
:
The lambda approach:
While this one will pass:
Java Regex
When searching Unicode characters with Java Regular Expression API, we must be very informed about the notion of Canonical Equivalence or else we will waste a lot of time and effort with little success.
Let’s consider our earlier example of accented character é
. We concluded that it’s unicode code points can be represented as a composite: u00E9
or a sequence: u0065 u0301
.
Now let us see this in action:
And the output is:
The character was not found and yet we know the composite character used as the regex pattern and the sequence of characters in the input text are canonically equivalent.
What this means is that the Java regex engine by default does not take into consideration canonical equivalence, so it compares the Unicode character \u00E9
against \u0065 \u0301
as is without regard to their underlying final values.
If we want the engine to take into account the canonical equivalence of Unicode characters while searching, we must specify the Pattern.CANON_EQ
flag of the java.util.regex.Pattern
class during regex compilation:
Now the output is:
Conclusion
In this article, we discussed the notion of Canonical Equivalence which is common in Unicode character encoding schemes which automatically makes it common in all programming languages.


A very interesting article
Sex, transgender identity or expression, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation and age Section 5 In this
Act the following terms have the meaning set out in this Section. 1. Sex: that someone is a woman or
a man. 2. Transgender identity or expression: that someone does not identify herself or himself as a
woman or a man or expresses by their manner of dressing or in some other way that they belong to another
sex. 3. Ethnicity: national or ethnic origin, skin colour or other similar circumstance. 4. Disability:
permanent physical, mental or intellectual limitation of a person’s functional capacity that as a consequence
of injury or illness existed at birth, has arisen since then or can be expected to arise. 5. Sexual orientation:
homosexual, bisexual or heterosexual orientation. 6. Age: length of life to date. 4 (27) A person who
intends to change or has changed the sex they belong to is also covered by sex as a grounds of discrimination.
Index
This is a generated index from the text above. Kind of cool isn't it?


Money Play. How should Red play 52?
pips Red=134 White=123
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is not easy. Over the board 13/11, 13/8 was played but that is a double blunder. In fact, any move other than the right one is at least a blunder.
You have to view this as a prime vs prime position. Red’s checkers are all well-placed except the two on White’s ace-point. Time to leap the prime with 24/19 and then the 2 is clear, 8/6. This puts the pressure on White to perform and leads to more strong doubles from Red than any other play.
Virtually nobody gets this one correct as they fear the scenario where Red gets pointed on and then the second checker gets picked up. In the clear light of the day 24/19, 8/6 is perhsps not too difficult to find but, over the board, it is extremely difficult.
You have to view this as a prime vs prime position. Red’s checkers are all well-placed except the two on White’s ace-point. Time to leap the prime with 24/19 and then the 2 is clear, 8/6. This puts the pressure on White to perform and leads to more strong doubles from Red than any other play.
Virtually nobody gets this one correct as they fear the scenario where Red gets pointed on and then the second checker gets picked up. In the clear light of the day 24/19, 8/6 is perhsps not too difficult to find but, over the board, it is extremely difficult.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/19 8/6 Eq.: +0.662 0.648 0.256 0.016 - 0.352 0.131 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 8/1* Eq.: +0.548 (-0.113) 0.623 0.256 0.008 - 0.377 0.143 0.014 3. Cubeful 0-ply 13/11 13/8 Eq.: +0.345 (-0.317) 0.594 0.202 0.008 - 0.406 0.122 0.008 4. Cubeful 0-ply 24/17 Eq.: +0.331 (-0.331) 0.601 0.205 0.014 - 0.399 0.173 0.005 5. Cubeful 0-ply 13/6 Eq.: +0.312 (-0.350) 0.586 0.209 0.009 - 0.414 0.137 0.012


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 8
Preheat the oven to 180C/365F/Gas 4.
Heat a frying pan until hot, then add the olive oil and onions. Fry the onions for 3-4 minutes, until just beginning to soften, then season well with salt and freshly ground black pepper and add the mint. Stir well, then remove from the heat and set to aside to cool.
Use the bacon to line the base and sides of a 1 litre/2 pint pudding basin, leaving some of the bacon slices hanging over the top of the bowl.
Place a little of the sliced mutton into the bottom of the bacon-lined bowl, then season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Top the layer of mutton with some of the onions, then repeat with alternate layers of mutton and onions, until the bowl is three-quarters full.
Fold the excess bacon over the filling to cover and press down firmly.
Cover the top with aluminium foil and place the bowl into a deep baking dish three-quarters-filled with hot water (this is a bain-marie).
Transfer to the oven to bake for two hours, then remove and allow to cool for 15-20 minutes.
Place a couple of cans of tomatoes or beans (or any reasonably weighty objects) on top of the foil over the terrine and place into the fridge until cold.
Meanwhile, for the beetroot chutney, heat a frying pan until hot, then add the olive oil, red onion, garlic and ginger. Fry for 2-3 minutes, until just softened.
Add the mustard seeds and cook until they pop.
Add the beetroot, sugar and vinegar and cook for 4-5 minutes, or until the chutney has thickened. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and allow to cool.
To serve, turn the terrine out of the basin. Cut out wedges of terrine and place onto plates with a spoonful of chutney and a hunk of crusty bread alongside.


THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1992 Frank Maloney
THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND (LE MARI DE LA COIFFEUSE) is a French film directed by Patrice Leconte, from a screenplay by Leconte and Claude Kotz. It stars Jean Rochefort and Anna Galiena. Not rated; contains adult subject matter. English subtitles.
THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND is a very personal follow-up to Patrice Leconte's MONSIEUR HIRE (1990). This new film tells the story of a man who is obsessed from childhood with the idea of marrying a hairdresser like the voluptuous Alsatian coiffeuse who barbered and aroused him during his boyhood vacation to the seaside. Both films are about obsession, about erotic fantasy. Both films are short (89 minutes for HIRE, 84 for HUSBAND); both are economical, spare, pure, and precise in their narratives. However, whereas HIRE was cold, monochromatic, HUSBAND is warm, romantic, idyllic, intensely restrained, and full of humor and sensuality. HIRE is the dark and HUSBAND is the light; this is not to say that HUSBAND is not ultimately sad, however.
The two principals are well cast. The familiar face of Jean Rochefort (MY WONDERFUL LIFE, PARDON MON AFFAIRE, THE TALL BLONDE MAN WITH ONE DARK SHOE, and many others) is remarkable in the way it combines a merry twinkle behind its melancholy, droopy wrinkles. He is absolutely charming, utterly convincing, as the man whose happiness to completely given over to his obsession. To see him slide and windmill through the Algerian pop songs he loves to dance to is to see a man who cares only for the opinions of one other person in the whole world, a person utterly convinced of his rightness, and doomed to a great love and a terrible fate for his singlemindedness.
Anna Galiena is not only a vision of healthy young beauty, she is self-contained, mysterious, brave enough to marry and love a stranger, but not ready to be a companion to a mere friend, not quite brave enough for change.
The story line is thin, but the emotional content of HUSBAND is rich in its sensitivities and telling observations. The use of character study more than makes up for the lack of story. We really don't have to know how Antoine can live without working; he lives on love obviously. It is his love for Mathilde that is the point, not some mundane side issue of mere money. Mathilde wants to live in an unchanging world, where love is always the first rush of infatuation, where people never age, where every day is cutting hair and every night is making love in the shop. It is Mathilde's obsession, not Antoine's -- all he wants to do is live with and love his hairdresser forever -- that leads to the tragedy. The final scene is the funny-sad result -- the patient waiting for something that will never happen again.
THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND is a strange movie, a whimsical fantasy, almost a fairy tale, deeply personal, but quite approachable. It is elegantly told. It is not quite moving in the lachrymose sense, but I think it will be a movie that will stay with me for some time.
I recommend THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND. It is worth even full ticket prices.
-- Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney
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The last home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright sells for US$1.67M
by Elizabeth Wolfe and Pete Burn, CNNSixty years after his death, monuments to Frank Lloyd Wright's innovative vision remain etched into the architectural landscape.
For a fortunate few, owning a structure he designed is within reach.
Wright's final residential design, the Norman Lykes House, recently sold at auction for US$1,677,500.
The October 16 auction, held by Heritage Auctions, drew nearly 20 bidders vying for ownership of the iconic home.
"The new owner of the last home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright now owns a masterpiece by America's most iconic architect," Nate Schar, director of luxury real estate for Heritage Auctions, said in a statement.
Nicknamed the "Circular Sun House," the 3,000-square-foot home is tucked into a rocky hillside in Phoenix, Arizona.
Wright designed the home for Norman and Amy Lykes just before his death, drawing upon his concept of organic architecture.
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Recently, I have been involved into the development of an open source project, that is currently under major modifications. Seeing this change happening before my eyes got me to think, how do open source projects evolve, and how do exiting well matured (old) projects reached their current state.
I feel that most open source projects start with a crazy idea, usually driven by some sort of need (the itch as called by The Cathedral and the Bazaar). But when one thinks about it, not many people have the guts to go out in the open to satisfy that drive. Mostly people who do aim to get an up and running prototype that shows the idea to the community. This is mainly to get people in the community excited, and people who had a similar itch involved.
To reach that initial prototype, the team working is often small, as the community knows nothing yet. The lack of the outsider perspective might limit the developers to their own coding style, and the drive of getting a prototype out might loose focus on certain coding aspects.
After the prototype is out, the effects of the bazaar model is seen, where bugs are fixed, code is optimized, improved, and documented. At this stage, the project takes it's first step to maturity.
The changes over time could range the minor to the drastic. The main issue that developers wanting to get involved with an evolving project, whether rapidly or slowly, patience is need. This is due to the need to take time to obtain a deep understanding of the code. Furthermore, patience is needed when a project is changing rapidly, as they mostly could end up in code breaks, but keep in mind they will eventually be fixed (possibly by you). Such an aspect also requires high flexibility.
After these many iterations by the community, the project starts to stabilize into a state of maturity. Usually this is called the 1.0 release. After that stage, progress starts to slow down, and focus starts to go to having new features. The main code base is rarely changed unless with major following released, or core feature additions that require that due to the structure of the code.


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true to show a tooltip that summarizes all validation errors present in the row editor. Set to false to prevent the tooltip from showing. Defaults to true.
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The ARIA label template for screen readers to announce when row editing starts.
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Highlights from Democracy For Realists by Christopher H. Achen and Larry M. Bartels Last read on August 19, 2021
Highlights from this book
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Democracy constitutes a folk theory -- a set of accessible, appealing ideas assuring people that they live under an ethically defensible form of government that has their interests at heart.
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Individuals are prisoners of their own time and place, shaped in concious and unconcious ways by the things they know.
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(Walter Lippman) Once you touch the biographies of human beings, the notion that political beliefs are logically determined collapses like a prickled balloon - the real environment is altogether too big, too complex, and too fleeting for direct acquaintance. We are not equipped to deal with so much subtlety, so much variety, so many permutations and combinations. And although we have to act in that environment, we have to reconstruct it on a simpler model before we can manage it.
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Well informed citizens, too, have come in for their share of criticism, since their well organized "ideological" thinking often turns out to be just a rather mechanical reflection of what their favorite group and party leaders have instructed them to think.
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Often, their attempts to bolster the tattered theoretical status quo bring them back to Winston Churchill's claim that "democracy is the worst form of government except all those others that have been tried from time to time". But that is a distinctly un-idealistic defense of democracy - and no defense at all of the folk theory of democracy.
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We survey a substantial body of scholarly work demonstrating that most democratic citizens are uninterested in politics, poorly informed, and unwilling or unable to convey coherent policy preferences through "issue voting". How, then, are elections supposed to ensure ideological responsiveness to the popular will? In our view, they do not. The populist ideal of electoral democracy, for all its elegance and attractiveness, is largely irrelevant in practice, leaving elected officials mostly free to pursue their own notions of the public good or to respond to party and interest group pressures.
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The adoption of initiative and referendum processes in many states has mostly empowered millionaires and interest groups that use their wealth to achieve their own policy goals.
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We find that voters punish incumbent politicians for changes in their welfare that are clearly acts of god or nature. That suggests that their ability (or their inclination) to make sensible judgements regarding credit and blame is highly circumscribed. In that case, retrospection will be blind, and political accountability will be greatly attenuated.
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We conclude that group and partisan loyalties, not policy preferences or ideologies, are fundamental in democratic politics. Thus, a realistic theory of democracy must be built, not on the French enlightenment, on British liberalism, or on American Progressivism, with their devotion to human rationality and monadic individualism, but instead on the insights of the critics of these traditions, who recognized that human life is group life.


AFCON 2021 Qualifiers: Black Stars to leave Ghana on Sunday for Sao Tome clash
Ghana's Black Stars will leave the country for Sao Tome and Principe on Sunday for the second game of Group C in the 2021 Nations Cup qualifiers.
The team will leave Accra with a chattered flight to the Island country as they continue their journey to AFCON 2021.
Ghana defeated the Bafana Bafana of South Africa on Thursday to begin the qualifiers on a bright note, after Thomas Partey and debutante Kudus Mohammed had netted in each half to hand all three points to the West Africans.
Sao Tome and Principe were hammered by Sudan in their opening game 4-0, leaving them rooted at the bottom of the table.
The Black Stars have already began recovery training, and will continue preparations on Saturday at the Madina Zurak Park.
Paderborn winger Christopher Antwi-Adjei joins the team in training after missing the South Africa clash following late arrival from Germany.
He is expected to play a role in the game against Sao Tome on Monday.
Coach Kwesi Appiah has his full squad expect defender Mohammed Salisu, who failed to make the trip to Ghana due to injury.


The 16 Cheeses You HAVE to Get From Trader Joe's
by Erin CullumTrader Joe's cheese section is a magical place where some of the toughest decision-making happens.  We've been there too, so we're featuring our editors' 16 favorite cheeses from Trader Joe's so you know what you absolutely have to pick up the next time you're in the market for a new cheese (and yes, it was hard to narrow it down). See which Trader Joe's cheeses you've already tried and discover potential new favorites, ahead.
1 Trader Joe's Saint André ($10/pound)
"Saint André (a cow's milk soft cheese similar to brie made in Normandy) is one of my favorites. It's a great value for the flavor and the scent instantly transports me back to France. It's so rich it's essentially halfway between butter and cheese. I always give it a featured spot on any cheese plate." — Lindsay Miller
"It's the perfect balance of creamy and pungent, and it fancies up any cheese plate. It's also about half the price at TJ's than anywhere else!" — Mandy Harris
"IT'S SO GOOD. So creamy, so rich, so cheap." — Candace Lowry
2 Trader Joe's Italian Truffle Cheese ($12/pound)
"This semisoft cheese has just the right amount of truffle — it's earthy and aromatic without being overwhelming. It's also amazing melted into a grilled cheese!" — MH
"My friends and I are OBSESSED with the truffle cheese!!! Whoever is in charge of the cheese plate is required to buy at least three." — Carla Hawkes
3 Trader Joe's Creamy Toscano Cheese Soaked in Syrah ($8/pound)
"The red-wine-soaked cheese makes an appearance in almost every festivity I attend. It's at once fancy and crowd-pleasing." — Anna Monette Roberts
4 Trader Joe's Crottin Goat Cheese Sampler ($5)
"I love the goat cheese sampler! Because there are different flavors, they make a great entertaining snack. I put them out with little toasts and crackers, olives, and deli meats, and they're always a hit." — Brinton Parker
5 Trader Joe's Parmesan Reggiano ($12/pound)
"When it comes to cheese, I do have a type: salty, hard cheeses like parmesan and pecorino. I top every bowl of garlicky pasta with a generous dusting of freshly grated parmesan cheese, and I always get Trader Joe's Parmesan Reggiano. This type of cheese is pricey, but Trader Joe's version — which is imported from Italy — is always affordable. I snack on this on its own or add to any number of Italian recipes." — Erin Cullum
6 Trader Joe's Pesto Gouda ($10/pound)
"Well, this is the hardest decision I've had to make, but I have to go with pesto gouda. I would honestly have never thought to eat these two together since I defer to mozzarella every time I have pesto, but it's soooooo delicious on its own or on basically anything." — Samantha Netkin
7 Trader Joe's Cheddar Cheese With Caramelized Onions ($9/pound)
"Trader Joe's Cheddar Cheese With Caramelized Onions was a hit at my New Year's party last year. The cheese itself is pretty mild, but the onions give it a savory-sweet taste that's so irresistible. It paired so well with a glass of Champagne!" — Victor Verdugo
8 Trader Joe's 1,000-Day Gouda ($12/pound)
"This gouda is perfectly aged: it has a nutty taste and those delicious small crystals aged cheeses form, but it still has a creamy texture and finish. It's awesome with TJ's medjool dates or with a smear of quince paste." — MH
9 Trader Joe's Havarti Cheese With Dill ($7/pound)
"Havarti is a pretty mild, soft cheese, so the addition of fresh dill gives it a total flavor upgrade. I love the tiny specks of green herbs throughout the cheese. Slices of this cheese go really well with sandwiches or grilled cheese." — EC
10 Trader Joe's Triple Creme Brie Cheese ($7/pound)
"This is one of the best triple cream bries. It is creamy and literally melts in your mouth." — Lauren Hendrickson
11 Trader Joe's Creamy Toscano Cheese Dusted With Cinnamon ($8/pound)
"OMG — the cinnamon-dusted toscano. I still dream of this seasonal item. It's as easy to eat as a cheddar, but boasts the elegance of a parmigiano. The cinnamon gives it a festive feel. I'm dying to get my hands on it again so I can test it in macaroni and cheese!" — Emily Orofino
12 Trader Joe's Extra Sharp Canadian Cheddar Cheese ($9/pound)
"The only cheddars I'm a fan of are supersharp ones, and this Canadian cheddar cheese is one of the best. It's aged over two years and has a strong bite to it, perfect for serving on cheese plates or grating for homemade mac and cheese." — EC
13 Trader Joe's Blueberry Vanilla Chevre and Cranberry Chevre ($4)
"I love their wild blueberry and vanilla goat cheese. It's tangy and fruity, and the cheese is smooth and creamy. It's the perfect combination and goes well with crackers, bread, or salad!" — Christen Nino De Guzman
"I used to think all cheese was created equal — as in I'm not the least bit picky and love every single type — but the Cranberry Chevre Log has changed all that. The cheesy taste paired with tart cranberries and salty crackers is a combination I can only describe as magical. Once it's out, I really can't stop eating it, and I make sure it's on the list for every holiday gathering." — Samantha Sutton
14 Trader Joe's Dutch Smoked Gouda Cheese ($5/pound)
"The smoked gouda is something I keep stocked in my fridge at all times. It's an affordable and uniquely smoky snacking cheese (yes, rind included), but I also love incorporating it in recipes like omelets and mac and cheese." — AMR
15 Trader Joe's Marinated Fresh Mozzarella ($5)
"I don't really get my hard cheeses from TJ's but I love, love Trader Joe's Marinated Fresh Mozzarella.  — Nicole Yi
16 Trader Joe's Asiago Cheese With Rosemary and Olive Oil ($9/pound)
"Similar to parmesan, asiago is a hard cheese that's nutty and salty. I love the earthy flavor of the outer coating of rosemary and olive oil. I like to serve this cheese with prosciutto, castelvetrano olives, and wheat crackers." — EC


Name  :  Wasique Haidry
Roll no  :   1906075
HTML Table
HTML table tag is used to display data in tabular form (row * column). There can be many columns in a row.
We can create a table to display data in tabular form, using <table> element, with the help of <tr> , <td>, and <th> elements.
In Each table, table row is defined by <tr> tag, table header is defined by <th>, and table data is defined by <td> tags.
HTML tables are used to manage the layout of the page e.g. header section, navigation bar, body content, footer section etc. But it is recommended to use div tag over table to manage the layout of the page .
HTML Table Tags
| Tag | Description |
|---|---|
| < table> | It defines a table. |
| < tr> | It defines a row in a table. |
| < th> | It defines a header cell in a table. |
| < td> | It defines a cell in a table. |
| < caption> | It defines the table caption. |
| < colgroup> | It specifies a group of one or more columns in a table for formatting. |
| < col> | It is used with |
| < tbody> | It is used to group the body content in a table. |
| < thead> | It is used to group the header content in a table. |
| < tfooter> | It is used to group the footer content in a table. |
HTML Table Example
Let's see the example of HTML table tag.
HTML Table with Border
There are two ways to specify border for HTML tables.
- By border attribute of table in HTML
- By border property in CSS
1) HTML Border attribute
You can use border attribute of table tag in HTML to specify border. But it is not recommended now.
< table border="1">
< tr> < th>First_Name < /th> < th>Last_Name < /th> < th>Marks < /th> < /tr>
< tr> < td>Sonoo < /td> < td>Jaiswal < /td> < td>60 < /td> < /tr>
< tr> < td>James < /td> < td>William < /td> < td>80 < /td> < /tr>
< tr> < td>Swati < /td> < td>Sironi < /td> < td>82 < /td> < /tr>
< tr> < td>Chetna < /td> < td>Singh < /td> < td>72 < /td> < /tr>
< /table>
Output:| First_Name | Last_Name | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Sonoo | Jaiswal | 60 |
| James | William | 80 |
| Swati | Sironi | 82 |
| Chetna | Singh | 72 |
2) CSS Border property
It is now recommended to use border property of CSS to specify border in table.
You can collapse all the borders in one border by border-collapse property. It will collapse the border into one.
- <style>
- table, th, td {
- border: 2px solid black;
- border-collapse: collapse;
- }
- </style>
Output:
| First_Name | Last_Name | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Wasique | Haidry | 60 |
| Vishnu | Singh | 80 |
| Abhinav | Harsh | 82 |
| Adersh | Singh | 72 |
Styling HTML table even and odd cells
CSS code:
Output:
| First_Name | Last_Name | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Wasique | Haidry | 60 |
| Vishnu | Singh | 80 |
| Abhinav | Harsh | 82 |
| Adersh | Singh | 72 |