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A film review by Michael Dequina
Copyright 1997 Michael Dequina
The Lost World: Jurassic Park (PG-13) *** (out of ****)
On paper, Steven Spielberg's The Lost World: Jurassic Park has the makings of a vast improvement over the entertaining but wildly overrated original film: the most remotely interesting human in the original cast, Jeff Goldblum, is the only major returnee; the blah Laura Dern and Sam Neill are supplanted by the vastly more interesting Julianne Moore and Vince Vaughn; a wider menagerie of dinosaurs is featured; there are enhanced dinosaur effects; and all of the necessary exposition is already covered in the first film. Yet despite all of the basic improvements going into the production, the perfectly entertaining finished product still somehow manages to fall short of the original film.
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On a similar note, the promise of the casting does not pay off, mostly due to Koepp's lazy screenplay. Once again, Goldblum is the only remotely interesting human, getting all of the best lines. Moore does not fall into the same trap that befell the original's overwrought Dern, who attacked her role as if she wanted an Oscar nomination. However, once the deadlier dinosaurs arrive, her brilliant scientist is reduced to being a token screamer, and there's precious little left for the talented Moore to work with. Vaughn is a very lively actor (see Swingers), but you would not get that impression from his "role" here, which is a mere one-dimensional placeholder. Pete Postlethwaite's character, a determined hunter after a T-rex, is potentially interesting, but he goes nowhere. Chester, despite having a key part in the horrendous raptor resolution, is a big step up from the first film's kids, Joseph Mazzello and Ariana Richards (who both, unfortunately, resurface in a cameo, albeit mercifully brief), but anyone would have been an improvement over that annoying duo.
After all my griping, my giving The Lost World: Jurassic Park a passing grade may seem a bit hypocritical, but up to this point I have been focusing on what the film isn't rather than what it is: an enjoyable adventure that never bores, even with a two-hour, fourteen-minute running time. It delivers exactly what one would expect from a dinosaur movie--a wide array of very convincing animatronic and computer-generated prehistoric reptiles (even more impressive than in the original) destroying things and people in more than a few reasonably thrilling set pieces. And as such, it fits the bill of summer popcorn entertainment.
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| • Resource operations | ||
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servings
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recipeIngredients
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GetTotalRecipeCalories
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Graham Greene once said that he had to read aloud, because he found himself unable to read by the eye. No doubt his thoughts were screaming vociferous theological debates at each other too loudly for the man to concentrate. Many people find a clash between their religion and behaviour; few are so obsessed with the problem that they write about it as prolifically as he did.
"The End of the Affair", one of Greene's least well-known but most intensely personal novels, inspired by his own real-life dalliance with an American lady named Catherine Walston, is about how a pact with God brings misery to two of its characters by supplying them with a reason to end their adulterous love affair. The desires of their flesh are strong, but the partner who made the pact is too afraid to break it, and the other one becomes too frustrated to continue being loveable.
The man is Maurice Bendrix, a young novelist whose reputation is steadily growing, played in Neil Jordan's film adaptation by Ralph Fiennes. His lover is his neighbour Sarah Miles (Julianne Moore), the wife of civil servant Henry (Stephen Rea), an ineffectual chap who has never been much interested in engaging his bride in physical passion. Maurice and Sarah meet at a cocktail party thrown by Henry for his colleagues, and become drawn to each other mainly out of need -- the film is set in London during World War II, and neither of these people have companions for the cold, the silences or the air raids.
It is one of these raids which disturbs the course of their relationship. Maurice seems to have been crushed by rubble; Sarah panics, pleads with God to save his life, and says that if her wish is granted she will put an end to their seedy liaisons. Maurice turns out to be alive, and Sarah breaks contact with him.
The book, narrated by the Maurice character as a bitter "journal of hate", was quintessential Greene because it didn't have a clear idea of who God was, or if He even existed, but still threw strong anger at Him. And it was a fascinatingly tragic and pathetic drama because Maurice was using God as an excuse for the demise of something that could never have lasted. Affairs always deceive someone who won't stand to be deceived, and hence are doomed. Maurice refuses to face this, and lays the blame on friends, family, onlookers, Henry, Sarah and the Almighty.
The film's first hour is very good, capturing this tone of a poet slinging back whiskies as he tells a barman how sickening it is that the good times are over. Fiennes's face is unmoving, constricted, sour and angry. The surroundings are damp, ominous and dark; cold, lifeless streets plagued by rain act as the visual accompaniment to the harsh voice-over.
Such technical proficiency continues throughout, but at some point in its second half, Jordan's screenplay suddenly turns into a depressingly conventional story of forbidden love. Sarah decides she can't keep her promise to God, and her and Maurice reunite! When they are finally separated by her death, the movie's conclusion is the same as the novel's -- Maurice protesting against the merciless nature of God -- but his reasons are a lot less interesting. Sarah's promise is, quite rightly, the cornerstone of Greene's story, but it's rather irrelevant under Jordan. He just sees it as a handy plot device to cause the lovers' initial break-up.
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Ethiopia stun Ivory Coast, Madagascar bag record win
JOHANNESBURG: Ethiopia caused the first real shock of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers when they came from behind to stun the Ivory Coast with a 2-1 victory in their Group K clash in Bahir Dar on Tuesday.
Serge Aurier gave the Ivorians an early lead when he knocked in a rebound after Max Gradel’s free kick had been parried into his path by home goalkeeper Abel Mamo.
Yet Ethiopia were level on 16 minutes as Surafel Dagnachew’s free kick was deflected in off the wall, before Shemeles Bekele shrugged off two defenders, and a shout for handball, to score the winner midway through the opening period.
Madagascar continued their fine recent form in the other game in the pool with a thumping 6-2 victory over Niger in Niamey.
The win is the biggest ever on the road in Nations Cup qualifiers for Madagascar and puts them top of the group with a full haul of six points from their two games.
Madagascar were 4-1 up at halftime thanks to a brace by Lalaina Nomenjanahary, and goals from Anicet (penalty) and Andria.
Paulin Voavy and Jerome Mombris added two more in the second period.
Niger had taken an early lead through Amadou Wonkoye before being stung by six unanswered goals. Yusif Moussa grabbed a late consolation for them.
A brace from striker Khama Billiat sealed a precious 2-1 away victory for Zimbabwe in Zambia.
Patson Daka had equalised for the Zambians in the opening period, but Billiat profited from a defensive lapse to net the winner 10 minutes from fulltime.
Noussair Mazraoui scored a first ever goal for Morocco as they eased to a 3-0 victory in Burundi, with Youssef En-Nesyri and Achraf Hakimi netting the others.
The other match in Group E saw Mauritania claim a 2-0 home win over Central African Republic as Moctar El Hacen and Diallo Guidileye scored.
Wahbi Khazri scored the only goal as Tunisia moved to the top of Group J with a full haul of six points following victory over Equatorial Guinea in Malabo.
In the other game in the pool, Libya rallied from a goal down to defeat Tanzania 2-1 in neutral Monastir.
Mbwana Samata put Tanzania ahead with a penalty in the first half, before the home side were also awarded a spot-kick that Sand Masaud converted. Anis Saltou netted the winner on 81 minutes.
(Reporting by Nick Said; Editing by Toby Davis)


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lambda-list [[{declaration}* | documentation]] {form}*
lambda-list—an ordinary lambda list.
declaration—a declare expression; not evaluated.
documentation—a string; not evaluated.
form—a form.
A lambda expression is a list that can be used in place of a function name in certain contexts to denote a function by directly describing its behavior rather than indirectly by referring to the name of an established function.
Documentation is attached to the denoted function (if any is actually created) as a documentation string.
function, documentation; (setf documentation), Lambda Expressions, Lambda Forms, Syntactic Interaction of Documentation Strings and Declarations
The lambda form
((lambda lambda-list . body) . arguments)
is semantically equivalent to the function form
(funcall #'(lambda lambda-list . body) . arguments)


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It's 8 am on saturday morning, and as every child knows, that means it is cartoon watching time!
You are going to sit at your TV from 8 am to lunch, whenever that may be. You have a set of favorite cartoons that you want to watch. Given the programming on the channels these cartoons are on, you want to figure out what to watch.
Unfortunately, your remote is almost out of battery. You calculate that you can only change the channel K more times before the remote dies. The TV always goes to channel 0 first when you turn it on. What is the maximum number of your favorite cartoons you can catch? (No partial cartoons, something important always happens at the beginning and the end)
All of the cartoons are exactly 30 minutes long. The programming will be given as a list of cartoons for each channel, with the first in the list airing at 8:00 am, the second at 8:30 am, etc...
The first line of input will contain a single integer T, the number of test cases.
The first line of each test case will contain four integers: N, C, S, and K. N is the number of shows that will air before lunch, C is the number of channels, S is the number of cartoons in the set of favorite cartoons, and K is the number of channel changes your remote has left.
The second line of each test case contains S space-separated strings, where each string is the name of one of your favorite cartoons.
The following C lines each contain N space separated strings, the programming for each channel, where each string is the name of the cartoon airing at that time slot.
1 ≤ T ≤ 10
1 ≤ C ≤ 10
1 ≤ N ≤ 1000
1 ≤ K ≤ N
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All names will be under 20 characters in length
For each test case, print the maximum number of your favorite cartoons you can catch.
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In the first case, you start on channel 0. If you don't change the channel immediately, you will miss E. Then, if you don't change it back to channel 0 by 9 am, you will miss C, and then if you change the channel from 0 to 1 right at the end of C, you catch all of H. Thus, the max is 3.
In the second case, either you switch channels at the very start, or not at all. Either way, you can't catch all of both shows, so the maximum you can get is 1.
In the third case, you watch A on channel 0, switch immediately to B, and then immediately to C, and then half-watch Z3 in anticipation of D on the same channel.


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| BreakPoint (const std::string &f, unsigned int l, unsigned int c, bool t) | |
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| std::string | file |
| unsigned int | line |
| unsigned int | column |
| bool | temporary |
| bool | disabled |
| BaseInteractiveDebugger::BreakPoint::BreakPoint | ( | const std::string & | f, | |
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The House of Representatives opened historic impeachment hearings on Wednesday, with William B. Taylor Jr. and George P. Kent, senior career civil servants, caught in the crossfire. Democrats underscored the constitutional import of the proceedings, while Republicans branded the whole investigation into President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine a sham. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Kent — carefully, if cinematically — detailed the emergence of a shadow foreign policy, one which had the capacity to determine the fate of an ally in the face of Russian aggression.
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NGOs urged to reach out to B40 group to realise national community policy
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 17 — Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have been urged to reach out to the lower-income or B40 group to give them more exposure to health and safety issues in an effort to realise the National Community Policy.
Housing and Local Government Minister Zuraida Kamaruddin said this was because the exposure and knowledge about the two issues were still lacking among the group.
“The existence of NGOs can help them (B40 group) gain informal exposure to improve their safety and health, thus helping to improve their quality of life.
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| def | resize |
| def | crop_image |
| def | generate_pattern |
| def | print_patern |
| def | init_neural_network |
Variables | |
| int | WINDOW_SIZE = 20 |
| int | ROWS = 0 |
| int | COLUMNS = 1 |
| N_INPUT_LAYER = WINDOW_SIZE*WINDOW_SIZE | |
| tuple | N_HIDDEN_LAYER = int(N_INPUT_LAYER/5) |
| int | OUTPUT_LAYER = 10 |
| tuple | input_layer = LinearLayer(N_INPUT_LAYER) |
| tuple | hidden_layer = SigmoidLayer(N_HIDDEN_LAYER) |
| tuple | output_layer = SoftmaxLayer(OUTPUT_LAYER) |
| net = None | |
| tuple | img = cv2.imread("number.png") |
| tuple | ablob = generate_pattern(img) |
| tuple | training |
| list | blob = training['x'] |
| def image_processing.binarize_and_filter | ( | img | ) |
| def image_processing.crop_image | ( | input_img | ) |
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| def image_processing.generate_pattern | ( | img | ) |
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| def image_processing.init_neural_network | ( | ) |
| def image_processing.print_patern | ( | x | ) |
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| def image_processing.resize | ( | img | ) |
| tuple image_processing.ablob = generate_pattern(img) |
| list image_processing.blob = training['x'] |
| int image_processing.COLUMNS = 1 |
| tuple image_processing.hidden_layer = SigmoidLayer(N_HIDDEN_LAYER) |
| tuple image_processing.img = cv2.imread("number.png") |
| tuple image_processing.input_layer = LinearLayer(N_INPUT_LAYER) |
| tuple image_processing.N_HIDDEN_LAYER = int(N_INPUT_LAYER/5) |
| image_processing.N_INPUT_LAYER = WINDOW_SIZE*WINDOW_SIZE |
| image_processing.net = None |
| int image_processing.OUTPUT_LAYER = 10 |
| tuple image_processing.output_layer = SoftmaxLayer(OUTPUT_LAYER) |
| int image_processing.ROWS = 0 |
| tuple image_processing.training |
| int image_processing.WINDOW_SIZE = 20 |


Pep Guardiola 'lined up for Bayern Munich return because his family don't like Manchester'
Guardiola is still held in high regard by Bayern chiefs, having enjoyed a successful three-year spell at the Allianz Arena
by Matt Maltby, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matt-maltby/Pep Guardiola is being lined up for a sensational return to Bayern Munich - and the Manchester City boss may be open to the move back to Germany.
The German giants are looking for a new boss after sacking Niko Kovac following a miserable run of form.
Guardiola is still held in high regard by Bayern chiefs, having enjoyed a successful three-year spell at the Allianz Arena in which he won seven trophies including three Bundesliga titles.
And Sport Bild has claimed that Guardiola has remained in contact with his former club's directors, even visiting their training base a few months ago.
It is also claimed that the Spanish boss still owns a flat in the city centre, having enjoyed his hugely successful stint in Germany.
His family also felt at home there, with the manager's wife recently returning to live in Spain after failing to settle in Manchester.
It is believed that their unhappiness in Manchester could hand Bayern an advantage in their pursuit of the manager.
Bayern bosses believe Guardiola may be willing to return despite the Barcelona legend breaking his three-year rule in a bid to secure City's first Champions League crown.
He has previously spoken of his regret at staying for four years at Barcelona and opted to bring an end to his Bayern spell after three years.
Guardiola has cut a frustrated figure at City in recent weeks and saw his side fall to a controversial defeat at title rivals Liverpool last weekend.
Premier League champions Manchester City lost 3-1 at Anfield on Sunday to fall nine points behind leaders Liverpool in the table.
Guardiola was furious after two VAR decisions went against his side and was caught on camera saying "thank you so much" to referee Michael Oliver after the game.


Wrapper class for functions which are evaluated by combining (MPI-reducing) a result from each MPI process. See also the distributed_minimize() function.
Example:
import mango.mpi
import mango.optimize
import scipy as sp
import scipy.optimize
def my_func(x):
return (mango.mpi.world.Get_rank()+1) * (x * x + x + 1)
# dfunc sums/reduces (rank+1)*(x*x + x + 1) from all processes to the dfunc.root process
dfunc = mango.optimize.DistributedMetricEvaluator(my_func)
if (dfunc.comm.Get_rank() == dfunc.root):
x0 = 8
res = scipy.optimize.minimize(dfunc, x0, method="Powell")
dfunc.rootTerminate()
print("res.x = %s, res.fun = %s" % (res.x, res.fun))
else:
dfunc.waitForEvaluate()
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| __init__(funcObj[, comm, root]) | |
| calcReduction(localVal) | Converts the local result localVal returned from the evaluate() method to a MPI-reduced result. |
| evaluate(x) | Evaluate the function at x on the local MPI process. |
| rootEvaluate(x) | Broadcasts x to all processes and then does local evaluation (self.evaluate(x)). |
| rootTerminate() | Issues a (self.TERMINATE,x) broadcast so other processes exit the waitForEvaluate() loop. |
| waitForEvaluate() | Loops waiting for an self.EVALUATE broadcast of the x parameter from the self.root-rank process. |
Attributes
| EVALUATE | Instruction to evaluate local MPI function value, see waitForEvaluate() |
| TERMINATE | Instruction to terminate the wait-loop in waitForEvaluate() |


Proof of the given equation
Supposed equations are:
…… (1)
…… (2)
To prove that:Here c is the number which is being divided that is c dividend so according to formula:
…… (3)
So can be represented as:
…… (4)
Where represents the quotient, a represents the divisor andrepresents the remainder.
Now dividing number c by a
…… (5)
Removing a from both nominator and denominator from equation (5)
…… (6)
Now dividing equation (2) by a
…… (7)
Comparing the equations (6) and (7)
Hence it proves:
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A number can be called as prime number when it is only divisible by itself and 1.
Some prime numbers are 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 and so on.
Assume p is a prime number and k is any number less than p.
Suppose and assume for any and .
Using the property of GCD, if then and .
That is
where and are constants.
Calculate the value of m from (1).
Put value of m into (2)
Consider is d, so.
Hence k divides p which is a contradiction as p is a prime number.
The assumption that is not correct.
So, .
Therefore, if .
For all positive integers and, it is given that and. Now, consider the theorem, according to this theorem,
If then,
, for …… (1)
Here, it is given that. So, from the above equation (1) it is clearly seen that divides and.
Now, can be written in the following ways:
Hence, it can be concluded from the above that, or .
To prove: If is prime and, then.
First simplify the above given expression, then;
Now, check it for and, then the above expression will be;
Therefore, it is true for and. In the same way, is true for all, where.
Now, consider the given expression and simplify it as follows:
Also, it is already known that, if is prime and, then. Therefore, will be zero, if is prime and.
So, the above expression becomes,
Hence, foris prime and,
It is given that then for some integer. Assume that, then user has,
, for some integer …… (1)
Now put the value of in the equation (1). So, user obtained,
Therefore,
, for some integer …… (2)
From the equation (2),
, because in the equation (2), the value of is also an integer.
Hence,
Hence,
Now consider that, .
Therefore,
Now, put from the given assumption.
Therefore,
Hence,
Greatest common divisor (gcd) of two integers:
Consider two integers a and b. If d is a largest common divisor of a and b, that is, d divides a and d divides b, then d is called gcd of a and b.
Consider the equation to prove.
Assume that. That is, x divides a and x divides b.
Since,divides b and also divides a, x is the largest common divisor of b and a.
That is,
[By definition of gcd]
Hence, .
Consider the equation to prove.
Assume that. That is, x divides a and x divides b.
If x divides a, x also divides –a.
Since,divides –a and b and x is the largest common divisor of –a and b,x is the gcd of a and b.
That is,
[By definition of gcd]
Hence, .
Consider the equation to prove.
Assume that. That is, x divides a and x divides b.
Even though a and b are negative values, x can divide a and b.
That is, x can also divide and . Then .
Also,
Hence,
Consider the equation to prove.
Assume that. That is, x divides a and x divides 0.
Since, x divides a and 0, x can also divides a+0.
Therefore, x divides a and divides a+0, gcd(a,a+0)=x.
That is, gcd(a,0)= gcd(a,a+0)=gcd(a,a)=x.
But, gcd(a,a)=|a|. Thus, x=|a|.
Hence,
Consider the equation to prove.
From the important property of gcd, if d divides a and d divides b , then d also divides
Assume that. That is x divides ka and a, then x can also divide or.
Since, x divides a and ,
That is,
If above steps are repeated k times, the following result is obtained:
But, it is proved that . Thus, .
Hence,.
(OR)
Consider the equation .
Hence, .
Assume that ------ (1)
And also assume that ------ (2)
Obviously . Since , also and.
Therefore, d can divide a , b and c.
By the divisibility property, if m | x, then x can be expressed as multiple of m. That is, for some integer k.
• Since is dividing a, b and c, by the divisibility property, a, b and c can be expressed as follows:
• From (2),
Replace the values of a,b and c in the above equation.
Thus,
That is, ------ (3)
From (1), (2) and (3) ,
Hence it is proved that the gcd operator is associative.
The standard long division takes O(n2) time in decimal integer division as well as binary division.
Suppose the dividend is -bit integer A and divisor B is shorter in length. Following is the algorithm that shows division of A by B:
If B=0
show error message(“Division by zero exception”)
Initialize a variable Q to store the quotient, Q=0
Initialize a variable R to store the remainder, R = 0
for
R = Left shift R by 1 bit and store into R
Set the LSB of R with ith bit of numerator.
if (R is greater than B,) // it can divide R
R = R-D
Set ith bit of Q to 1.
return R
Time Complexity:
The algorithm discussed above follows the Long division approach. It stores the integer bit by bit and then stores the remainder. Since the number is in length. thus, it uses a matrix to store the result.
Thus, it takes time.
• Firstly, until the original number is in form of power to 2, the length of the number bumps up. Doing this will not affect the asymptotic.
• The value of the number will not be changed, if the most significant side is padded with zeros.
• Spilt the binary integer into two parts as the less and the most significant half.
• The less significant is represented by l and the most significant half is represented by m to make the input equal as .
• After that, the l and the m is converted into decimal, recursively.
• Since, there is the need of above later, then compute the decimal version of all the values of .
• The count of the numbers is , so the time taken by the straightforward approach is .
• Therefore, this will be overshadowed by the rest of the algorithm.
• After this, compute the value of , this include both addition and the multiplication of the two numbers. Therefore, the recurrence relation would be as follows:
• For some value of epsilon, it is difficult to separate M from the linear by.
• The analysis become easier, if the fact that the computation for the multiplication going down in the subcases will be ignored.
As per this concession, the runtime is as follows through the master theorem:
There is some procedure too to convert the binary number to the decimal. This will take only time while compared with the algorithm provided by the theory of automata. This algorithm of automata takes the following time:
A deterministic finite transducer can be constructed between the two languages, since it will take only that number of steps as the number of bits present in the input.
This will take only linear time.
Also, keep track on the carryover from each of the digit to the next one.


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L.A. Confidential (1997)
A movie review by Michael J. Legeros Copyright 1997 by Michael J. Legeros
(WB) Directed by Curtis Hanson Written by Curtis Hanson and Brian Helgeland, based on the novel by James Ellroy Cast Kevin Spacey, Russell Crowe, Guy Pearce, James Cromwell, David Strathairn, Kim Basinger, Danny DeVito MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for violence and profanity) Running Time 138 minutes Reviewed at General Cinemas at Pleasant Valley, Raleigh, NC (19SEP97)
==
This one left me a bit cold.  Fabulous art direction, a handsome cast, and a level of violence that actually shocks (for a change) are the stronger selling points. The overly-complicated script, however, ultimately short changes the characters. Nearly every incident relates, in some way, to the bigger mystery. And, with precious few asides-- chances for the characters to simply *be*-- individual scenes become difficult to appreciate as anything other than pieces to the larger puzzle.  And even *then* some things don't add up. Such as a sudden outburst of sexual aggression from one of the main characters.) Admittedly, part of the problem is in front of the camera. Two of the three leads are non-stars: Guy Pearce (PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT) and Russell Crowe (VIRTUOSITY, THE QUICK AND THE DEAD). They're very good, but neither commands the screen to the extent that you can't take your eyes off of them. Same goes for Kevin Spacey, who we *know* can muster more dramatic weight than he does here.
Grade: B+
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Various people have been in touch with me concerning getting involved in various ways with Logipedia/Dedukti. Can anyone explain what these things are and what they have to do with Lean, in a way that a mathematician can understand? I'm not sure I know what Reverse Mathematics is, which doesn't help.
The files here look kind of terrifying.
Those files make me feel better about the comparative quality of the MM0 -> lean translation :)
These files look automatically generated from a proof in first order logic
they axiomatize nat and other funny things that aren't necessary in lean
So the idea is that we can write one proof in one system and it turns into some very complicated things in lots of systems?
And then we end up not being able to prove the prime number theorem because it's about the wrong real numbers?
Yes, that's usually what interchange languages end up doing. I think it is important to spend some time on making it look not-horrible though and that work clearly hasn't been put in for Dedukti -> Lean. (I mean seriously, ((@foo) )
is just horrible formatting and double parens are never required.)
One way to clean it up pretty well is to pass it through lean after translation, that is, getting it parsed by lean and printed by the lean pretty printer, which of course knows a lot more about when @
signs are needed, where parentheses go, how to use indentation and so on.
The approach I took was to skip all definitions that would otherwise be "axioms", like nat.O
, and put them in a separate file for human review. By a manual process, the user makes these all definitions pointing to the correct thing (i.e. def nat.O := nat.zero
) and then everything later will still typecheck and you don't need any axioms that aren't standard lean axioms.
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The primary functionality the Grader Tool is for managing classes and inputting student grades. Grader operations are performed by professors on the classes they teach, as well as by students, who may want to view their grades. The Grader Tool also provides functionality for class administration by setting a variety of grade policies and visualization of the class grade curve.
Following an overview of the Grader user interface, details of system use are presented in the following scenarios:


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Goal
In this tutorial, we are going to build a simple dashboard that shows some airplanes in the air in real-time thanks to the open API provided by ADS-B. We will use some of the modules and explain their usage and how to adjust them to our needs. So let's not beat around the bush and jump in to make our first dashboard!Step 1: An empty map
index.html
We start by creating theindex.html
that will contain all code for our dashboard:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>flight stat</title>
</head>
<body>
<script></script>
</body>
</html>
We already added the script
tag that will be populated with all the code.
loading libraries
First of all, we add all dependencies in the head ofindex.html
:
<script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v4.min.js"></script>
<script<EMAIL_ADDRESS><script<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The libraries can be obtained through the links listed in the home of the documentation.
In order to add the map, we first include the corresponding module, along with the
widget
module that is required by all other widgets.
So, again in the head, after the dependencies goes the following
<script src="build//widgets.min.js"></script>
<script src="build//adt/widgets.map.min.js"></script>
In this tutorial, the modules are available from the documentation, but you need to change the above to fit your
directory structure.
And that was all the HTML we had to write, from now on we will only write javascript code to add the all widgets,
fetch the data from the flight status API and add interactions within the dashboard.
adding the map
Now we have everything to build our very first dashboard: a static map with no data shown at all. Just add ascript
tag in the body
and create a map widget that fills the entire window:
<script>
var map = new adt.widgets.Map("flight")
.x(0) // Top-left corner is adjusted to
.y(0) // the window
.width(window.innerWidth) // Size is set to the window size
.height(window.innerHeight)
.render(); // Must be called to draw the map
</script>
And that's it, congratulations, you just built your first map dashboard in no more than 22 lines!
This is how it should look like.
Although we don't have any data yet and it lacks some styling, our map can be zoomed with scroll or by clicking on
any country!
Even more awesome is that we are already through the hard part, adding libraries and setting up a first working
dashboard.
In the following steps we only add some designing and attach data to the map so that we have a fully functioning
application.
chaining
All widgets have been designed with the chaining rule in mind that enables us setting multiple properties of the widget in a simple and clear manner. As you can see, once we created the map widget, we just set the parameters by adding consecutive function calls after the constructor. This is a general rule: all widget properties can be appended in the chain, as the (vast majority of) methods return a reference to the widget itself. When this is not the case, it is noted in the documentation.Another important behavior is the method
render()
that must be called in order to draw the
widget.
Under the hood, adt.widget
simply collects the various parameters of the widget while keeping it hidden
and when we call render()
, the widget actually becomes visible.
Moreover, render()
is implemented according to the get-or-create design, that is, once it is called,
further calls simply update the widget with the new style and data.
Therefore, you can simply modify the widget on-the-run and then render it in the end.
styling and basic interactions
This is all nice and good but we want to have some unique dashboard that we can play with! Let's start with the look and feel:adt.widgets.Map
has some convenience functions we can call to set
up some basic colors.
For the sake of simplicity, we just append these right before rendering the map:
<script>
var map = new adt.widgets.Map("flight")
.x(0) // Top-left corner is adjusted to
.y(0) // the window
.width(window.innerWidth) // Size is set to the window size
.height(window.innerHeight)
.backgroundColor("#111")
.borderColor("#888")
.foregroundColor("#222")
.render(); // Must be called to draw the map
</script>
The functions backgroundColor(color)
, foregroundColor(color)
and borderColor(color)
are rather talkative, so no further explanation is needed.
If you take a look at the map now (here is a live example), you can see that countries are
highlighted automatically, due to the little brighter foreground color.
Also, if you zoom in on a country, it remains highlighted.
Great, now that we have our map, let us fetch some data from the flight stats API and show it!
Step 2: Adding data
fetching data
Here we make use of theadt.rest
module that implements the REST
class, which is simply
a wrapper for the existing request methods (more specifically d3
methods).
First, add
<script src="build/widgets.min.js"></script>
to the head of index.html
.
To get the data, we create a new REST
object that is directed to the endpoint of the API:
// We use the cors-anywhere app to access the API
// (even from localhost)
var proxy = "https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/";
// Create REST object that fetches the data
var api = new adt.rest.Rest(
proxy + "https://public-api.adsbexchange.com/VirtualRadar/AircraftList.json"
);
The above snippet creates a REst object pointed at the flight stats base URL (with a proxy to avoid CORS errors).
Sometimes the Heroku app used for the CORS proxy is down and the database is not accessible.
If this happens, please try to refresh the page a few minutes later (or check
https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com if the app is
running again).
To query the data from the database, we simply call the REST.json
method that creates the HTTP request
URL and fetches the data that is expected in a JSON format:
// Fetch the data
api.json({fCallS: "SAS"}, function(data) {
// Data is fetched successfully
updateMap(data);
}, function(error) {
// Print error to the console
console.log(error);
});
The first argument of REST.json
is the parameters of the query, which in this case is a filter in the
ADS-B database to have only flights with a flight call starting with 'SAS'.
The second and third arguments are callbacks that will be triggered in case of success or failure.
draw on the map
What is left is to implementupdateMap
that will parse the data from the JSON response and add it to
the map.
But before that, we add a static and a dynamic drawing layer to the map:
map.staticLayer.add("SAS"); // Add static layer 'SAS'
map.dynamicLayer.add("SAS"); // Add dynamic layer 'SAS'
For the sake of simplicity, we add each flight as a white dot.
The static dot will show the trail of the flight, the dynamic dot will tell if it is updated.
After a little investigation of the structure of the data we receive from ADS-B, we can extract the coordinates of
each aircraft:
// Update method
function updateMap(data) {
// Loop through aircrafts
data.acList.forEach(function(d) {
// Get geo coordinates
var latLon = [d.Lat, d.Long];
// Add to static map as trail of the flight
map.staticLayer.draw.dot("SAS", latLon, 1, "white");
// Add to dynamic map to see the plane is updated
map.dynamicLayer.draw.dot("SAS", latLon, 10, "white", 400);
});
}
Now if you open the page, you should see some while dots around Scandinavia after the flashing animation of circles
(this is how it should look).
The animations are shown on the dynamic layer with initial size of 10 pixels, and a duration of 400ms, whereas the
static dots are added to the static network.
To speed up things a little, the map uses canvas
for the static drawings and svg
for
the animated ones.
Note that the map only draws elements with valid coordinates.
If we really wanted, we could check if the dot was drawn by examining the return value of the methods
draw.dot
in each layer, but for now we skip that.
some improvements
We can make our map a little more active by wrapping the complete data fetching and draw in asetInterval
:
// Query the database every 10 seconds
setInterval(function() {
api.json({fCallS: "SAS"}, function (json) {
// Data is fetched successfully
updateMap(json);
}, function (error) {
// Print error to the console
console.log(error);
}, false);
}, 10000);
Since we don't clear the static page, we can actually see the trail of the flights, which become more revealing if
you zoom in on the map around Scandinavia.
To spice things up a little, let us track each flight individually by adding a variable that contains the flight
info and the updateMap
function, create a new flight whenever we see an unknown call.
We also set a unique color for each new flight so that we can distinguish among them.
When new data is available, we only update those flights that have a displacement more than 10 degrees in total
along the latitude/longitude.
All together our new updateMap
method:
// Update method
var flights = {};
function updateMap(data) {
// Loop through aircrafts
data.acList.forEach(function(d) {
var id = d.Call;
if (!flights.hasOwnProperty(id))
flights[id] = {
color: "rgb(" + parseInt(255*Math.random())
+ "," + parseInt(255*Math.random())
+ "," + parseInt(255*Math.random()) + ")"
};
// Get geo coordinates
var latLon = [d.Lat, d.Long];
// Show airplane if it is new or latitude/longitude has an angle difference of 0.1
if (!flights[id].hasOwnProperty(latLon) ||
Math.abs(flights[id].latLon[0]-latLon[0])+Math.abs(flights[id].latLon[1]-latLon[1]) > 10) {
// Add to static map as trail of the flight
map.staticLayer.draw.dot("SAS", latLon, 1, flights[id].color);
// Add to dynamic map to see the plane is updated
map.dynamicLayer.draw.dot("SAS", latLon, 2, flights[id].color, 400);
}
// Update coordinates
flights[id].latLon = latLon;
});
}
For a reference, here you can see a working version of the automated and colored map.


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The purpose of this framework is to provide a simple approach to implementing direct Publish / Subscribe, similar to that used by GUI frameworks, without requiring a lot of repeated boilerplate code. This is not an Event Bus or Grand Central Dispatch eventing framework.
Events in this framework are identified by their type. All events must implement {@link IEvent}, which is a simple tagging interface. While this interface wasn't strictly necessary, it helps ensure that event objects are appropriately declared. It also serves as the base for two specialty variants.
Event types implementing {@link ICancelableEvent} will abort event processing if the fired event object returns true from {@link ICancelableEvent#canceled()}.
Event objects of types implementing {@link IClonableEvent} will be cloned prior to each listener call. Ordinary event objects are simply passed to each registered listener in turn.
Listeners can be created either as instances of {@link IListener}, or as methods of the listening object, using the @Listener annotation.
Rather than requiring objects which expose (or fire) events to implement a plethora of add*Listener and remove*Listener methods, the class exposes one Event Socket method for each event type. The value returned by the Event Socket method has the appropriate add and remove methods. The term Event Socket reflects the notions that event listeners are plugged into the event they listen for.
By convention, all Event Socket methods are named onEventType.
A class which wishes to expose events should have a private member of an appropriate Event Service type. The Event Service provides methods to get Event Sockets and to fire events. While the Event Sockets are expected to be part of the public interface of the class, the firing of events is generally part of the private (or protected) implementation.
There are two base types of Event Services, which both implement {@link IEventService}. The {@link SimpleEventService} is for classes which only need to expose a single event type. Such classes will typically expose a single Event Socket, named either onEvent or onEventType. The socket is obtained by calling {@link SimpleEventService#getSocket()}.
The {@link MultiEventService} is for classes which need to expose multiple events (i.e. multiple event types). In addition to supporting the socket for the root event type, the MultiEventService has the {@link MultiEventService#getSocket( Class eventClass )} method, which allows event listeners to be bound to a specific event type. It also supports binding all listeners on an object at once, using {@link MultiEventService#getAnnotationSocket()}. See the {@link Listener} annotation's documentation for more details.
class EventA implements IEvent { ... } class EventB implements IEvent { ... } class ExposesEvents { private MultiEventService<IEvent> eventService = new MultiEventService<IEvent>( IEvent.class ); public onEventA() { return eventService.getSocket( EventA.class ); } public onEventB() { return eventService.getSocket( EventB.class ); } public onEvents() { return eventService.getAnnotationSocket(); } public action() { // ... if ( someCondition ) { eventService.fire( new EventA() ); } else { eventService.fire( new EventB() ); } } } // A sample of direct listener registration: ExposesEvents model = ...; model.onEventA().addListener( new IListener<EventA>() { public void handle( EventA ) { // listener code goes here } } ); // A sample of annotation listener registration: class HasListeners { @Listener public void onEventA( EventA ) { ... } @Listener public void onEventB( EventB ) { ... } } HasListeners myObject = new HasListeners(); model.onEvents().addListenersFor( myObject );


var efabIcon: Drawable?
The drawable to show as the ExpandableFab's icon. Default value is a white plus sign vector drawable.
Usage of this property is preferred over the inherited set/getImageXXX methods.


The Label component attaches text labels to a widget's elements. In this example you can explore the component's API.


Installation
Plug in your eye-tracker, and set it up.
Long story short
If you are an experienced programmer and know what you are doing, just install a win-32 python and git clone. Or you can find more detail below.
set CONDA_SUBDIR=win-32
conda create -n miceye python=3.7
conda activate miceye
git clone https://github.com/JamesQFreeman/MICEYE.git
pip install python-opencv PyQt5 numpy pillow
cd MICEYE
python MicEye.py
System
Since Tobii's sdk did not compile on Linux or MacOS, we use Windows 10. You can read tobii's doc for more details. In this project, we just use the PyEyetracker I wrote. If you want more than gaze location, see PyEyetracker and write your own.
Python Environment
It is because the tobii_stream_engine.dll
is compiled in 32-bit instead of AMD64, we have to use 32-bit python. If you got conda, it shouldn't be too hard:
set CONDA_SUBDIR=win-32
conda create -n miceye python=3.7
If you haven't got conda, just download an anaconda or a miniconda.
Dependency
All the image processing is opencv/numpy style and all the GUI is wrote in PyQt5, so you need to install these as well
pip install python-opencv PyQt5 numpy pillow
Download MicEye
You can git clone or download the zip from Github
git clone https://github.com/JamesQFreeman/MICEYE.git
Then you are good to go!


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The first book to be featured as Boldly Goes’ outdoor book of the month is one of the first books written about recreational camping. ‘How to Camp Out’ was written in 1877 by American Civil War veteran John Mead Gould. He wanted to popularise recreational hiking and camping, and especially inspire the young of the USA to go out and experience what they could while they were able. I read the entire guide in a single sitting and made notes of interesting techniques and notable quotes as I went, finishing with quite a long list. The book definitely succeeded in inspiring me to get outside and make the most of my youth, I immediately put some of the skills I had read of in practice and began to take Gould’s advice on note taking very seriously. It is part of the reason I wanted to start Boldly Goes to begin with and you will no doubt see me quote its timeless wisdom in future articles.
"Consequently, write what you can, and let it stand with all its blots, errors, and nonsense. And be careful, when you are five years older, not to go through the diary with eraser and scissors; for, if you live still another five years, nothing will interest you more than this diary with all its defects."
- John M. Gould
The preface really tells you everything you need to know about this book; it summarises the advice of a very experienced outdoorsman with the intention of inspiring the young people of the USA to go out and experience everything nature has to offer. Gould does this by systematically providing all of the information they would need to assemble a travelling party of their own and survive outdoors for an extended period of time. This includes a briefing on all of the important aspects of camping, from which equipment to buy and how to cook on an open fire to advice on how to take useful notes on your trip, with a view to write them up for posterity later.
The book continues with 11 chapters detailing everything the youth of 1877 needed to know to prepare and set out into the, then very, wild American countryside. He begins with the preparations you might need to make before you leave and recommends leaving all but the essentials behind to save pack weight. Then he moves on through the equipment and tasks which you’ll be using and performing when camping and provides a quick but thorough summary of best practises to prepare you. Very few people will find it useful know know about loading a pack onto a horse and cart then walking next to it up a mountain these days, but these less applicable snippets provide a window into outdoor life in the 1800s, they have a different value. This is the beauty of Gould’s guide; it contains a lot of techniques that remain the same today, and anything outdated provides an insight into the history of camping and hiking, there are no wasted chapters.
His words on the versatility of a wool rug inspired me to drag our old family wool blend picnic rug from the car and give it a go, I was pleasantly surprised to find it was extremely useful in the woods where the Boldly Goes team usually camps. Rolled up and slung over the shoulder, it’s a comfortable, if a bit warm, way to carry clothes and food. Folded it provides a nice seat or sleeping mat in the summer, and it stops the wind wicking away the warmth from your sleeping bag when wrapped around it. It’s obviously a bit heavy, but if you’re camping overnight and aren’t walking too far, it’s definitely a nice thing to have.
In the final two chapters of the book, Gould has included extracts in full from the work of two other experts of the day. The first, Reverend Edward Everett Hale, has some insights into the habits you should develop while hiking as well as a cautionary tale on not taking chances of adventure when they present themselves. The second, Dr. Elliott Coues, offers advice on avoiding injury and illness outdoors, the preventative measures like keeping warm and always maintaining three points of contact when climbing still ring true. I would, however, advise finding some more up-to-date information on reviving a drowned man that doesn’t involve rubbing their face to make it warm, then splashing cold water on it.
"Be independent, but not impudent. See all you can, and make the most of your time; "time is money;" and, when you grow older, you may find it even more difficult to command time than money."
- John M. Gould
How to Camp Out is 70 pages of distilled knowledge written in an accessible way by a man whose clear love for the outdoors and passion for teaching others shines throughout the book, making it a pleasure to read. It’s a lovely little piece of nourishing history which I’d definitely recommend to keen outdoorsmen who are beginners or seasoned experts. Both will come away from the book having learned different things: the newer, perhaps some new techniques and tips; the more experienced, some perspective on their outdoor skills and gear, and how little the basics have changed in 140 years.
How to Camp Out is available for free as an ebook or PDF via the Gutenberg project or archive.org.


Cisco pxGrid DXL Client Library
This distribution contains following directories:
- doc
- Cisco pxGrid DXL Client Library documentation
- lib
- Cisco pxGrid DXL Client Library libraries (.zip, .whl)
- sample
- Samples that demonstrate using the Cisco pxGrid DXL Client Library
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Returns the status register value of the given RTT.
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Returns the current value of the RTT timer value.
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Configures the RTT to generate an alarm at the given time.
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