CRUEL INTENTIONS RATING: 7 / 10 --> Good movie
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The plot of this film was apparently "suggested by" the French novel, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, but unlike its three previous cinematic predecessors, this one decides to stick some beautiful young men and women into its presentation, with plenty of degrading and reprehensible behavior to go around. Sexual innuendoes and actual teen promiscuity abound in this film that takes all of the best elements from the latest teen flick craze, and mixes in some good ol' fashioned back-stabbing, incest and of course, love.
PLOT: Rich spoiled stepsister bets rich spoiled stepbrother that he will not be able to seduce an angelic, self-proclaimed "virgin till she falls in love" peach from Kansas. With manipulation methods in full-gear, our boy takes on the task, knowing full well that a victory will prize him a shot at his stepsister's own honey. A miss however, will mean the relinquishing of his favorite car to said sibling.
CRITIQUE: I hate to say it but I actually had a fun time at this movie. It was never boring, always nice to look at, didn't take itself too seriously, and actually managed to convey an interesting, if not over-the-top yet amusing, story line. If you're between the ages of 15 and 21, I am willing to bet my monkey that you will truly enjoy this movie to the max! Most of the audience with whom I saw it this picture were of that age, and seemed quite rambunctious and favorable about their appreciation of this film.
More than anything, I thought that the movie was a beauty to behold, with its beautiful people leading the way to beautiful clothes, leading to beautiful homes, leading to beautiful cars, and well, you get the picture. The actors were catty and enjoyable to watch, if only for their grandiose manners, and their capacity to remind me of an ill-fated, but a guilty pleasure nonetheless, dramatic TV series from the 1980s called "Dynasty". Think of this movie as a better-looking version of that show called Dynasty Jr., with a whole lot more emphasis on raw sexuality. Meanwhile, actor Ryan Phillippe continues to score points as the young, innocent looking boy with the big, puffy lips. His real-life sweetum, Reese Witherspoon is also very effective in her role as the cuddly-as-can-be virgin, but more than anyone, it is Sarah Michelle Gellar that takes the proverbial cake as the baddest bitch from hell! She must've had a blast making this movie, cause her role goes all out!! All in all, I recognize the fact that this film is not gonna change the world or anything, but it was nice to look during its quick runtime, had a decent soundtrack, and offered quite a few laughs with a cool ending. Tight-asses beware, this one's not for you! This film is not to be taken seriously.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Ironically, Swoosie Kurtz actually repeats her role as Madame De Volanges (Cecil's mother) in this current version. Reese Witherspoon was truly discovered when her parents took her in for an extra role in a film that was passing through town. Once seen by the producers, she was moved into a role with actual lines, and eventually garnered the lead role in that film. The movie was called THE MAN IN THE MOON.
Review Date: March 4, 1999 Director: Roger Kumble Writer: Roger Kumble Producer: Neal H. Moritz Actors: Sarah Michelle Gellar as Kathryn Merteuil-Valmont, Ryan Phillippe as Sebastian Valmont, Reese Witherspoon as Annette Hargrove Genre: Drama Year of Release: 1999
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Parsing a file, or data of various types, is a common task for programmers. We already learned about Haskell's support for regular expressions back in Section 8.3. Regular expressions are nice for many tasks, but they rapidly become unwieldy, or cannot be used at all, when dealing with a complex data format. For instance, we cannot use regular expressions to parse source code from most programming languages.
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These are the probabilities used in our simulations before we check their consistency with the observed data. They are reflected in the .pdf output of the “Prior” histograms. The “Posterior” histograms in the .pdf output show the distribution of each parameter that is compatible with the observed data.
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Basic reproductive number R0 before Intervention1 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
Number of Days from Infection to Becoming Infectious (Latent Period) 0 2 3 4 5
When we do our first simulation, we will draw an initial R0. Roughly speaking*, 60% of the time we will use R0 = 3.5, 15% of the time we use R0 = 4, etc. Then we draw the latent period; 60% of the time 3 days, 15% 4 days, etc. We do the same for each of the 19 parameters. Then use these 19 parameters to project hospitalization.. If the projected hospitalization is compatabile** with the observed hospitalization, this set of parameters is accepted.
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*Actually we draw a normally distributed random variable with the same mean and standard deviation implied by this discrete distribution.
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Boals' players recognize that their coach is someone they can count on forever. The relationships he establishes are solid, and it shows.
When Ohio defeated Virginia, Boals' phone lit up with messages of congratulations and support from his former players at Robert Morris, Ohio State, Marshall, Akron and Stony Brook.
Not all of the messages are tied to games, though.
"Recently, I got a text message from Mason McMurray, and he transferred from here. It was his senior night, the last game he was ever going to play. He sent me a message thanking me. He told me he loves me and that he can't thank me enough," Boals said. "Those mean more than anything."
Boals started coaching because the job was offered to him. He didn't realize the number of lives he'd get to touch and the relationships he'd create along the way. Those connections are why Boals continues to coach.
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Pat Pruit grew up in Alaska in the same village that his family lived in for many generations. When he was just a boy he would stay back with his grandmother when the men would go out to hunt. He learned a lot from his grandmother but he was eager to join the men on their hunts. When he was a young man he quickly learned to hunt and fish like all of the young men in his village. When Pat was in his twenties he moved to Seattle where he worked as a fisherman. He soon met Samantha who he soon married. They had two children Peter and Claire. Pat missed the small village where he grew up and wished that his children could grow up as he did. When Pat would tell his children about his childhood he especially loved telling them about his grandmother and how he would love cooking with her. This eventually led to Pat cooking many of his grandmother's traditional dishes. Pat's children and his wife especially loved his salmon cookies.
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Deploy an app to Heroku
This is a very simple GitHub action that allows you to deploy to Heroku. The action works by running the following commands in shell via NodeJS:-
To get started using the action, just make sure to have a Procfile or a Dockerfile in your project and then create a folder called .github and inside it, create another folder called workflows. Finally inside the workflows folder, create a file called main.yml with the following contents:
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL”
Now go to your Heroku account and go to Account Settings. Scroll to the bottom until you see API Key. Copy this key and go to your project’s repository on GitHub.
In your Repo, go to Settings -> Secrets and click on “New Secret”. Then enter HEROKU_API_KEY as the name and paste the copied API Key as the value.
You can now push your project to GitHub and it will be automatically deployed to Heroku henceforth.
You learn more about GitHub Secrets here and GitHub Actions here
Please Note: Git has recently announced that it is planning to switch the default branch’s name from “master” to “main”. For this reason, the Action also pushes to the “main” branch in the heroku origin by default and if your Heroku App is still using the “master” branch, then the Action will automatically switch your Heroku remote to use “main” as the default branch. There is No Action Needed from you, just keep in mind that this change is occurring as you continue to use the App and if you ever need to manually deploy the App, you can do so using the following command:
git push heroku YOUR_BRANCH:refs/heads/main
Also the remote_branch
property no longer exists in the
latest release of the Action. If you still have this as part of the
3.10.9
release. Please remove it as it may cause problems in
your workflow
The action comes with additional options that you can use to configure your project’s behavior on Heroku. You can setup these options under the “with” object as presented above:
| Name | Required | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| heroku_api_key | true | This will be used for authentication. You can find it in your heroku homepage account settings | *** |
| heroku_email | true | Email that you use with heroku |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| heroku_app_name | true | The appname to use for deploying/updating | demo-rest-api |
| buildpack | false | An optional buildpack to use when creating the heroku application | https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-static.git |
| branch | false | The branch that you would like to deploy to Heroku. Defaults to “HEAD” | master, dev, test |
| dontautocreate | false | Set this to true if you don’t want to automatically create the Heroku app | true or false |
| dontuseforce | false | Set this to true if you don’t want to use –force when switching branches | true or false |
| usedocker | false | Will deploy using Dockerfile in project root | true or false |
| docker_heroku_process_type | false | Type of heroku process (web, worker, etc). This option only makes sense when usedocker enabled. Defaults to “web” (Thanks to singleton11 for adding this feature) | web, worker |
| docker_build_args | false | A list of args to pass into the Docker build. This option only makes sense when usedocker enabled. | NODE_ENV |
| appdir | false | Set if your app is located in a subdirectory | api, apis/python |
| healthcheck | false | A URL to which a healthcheck is performed (checks for 200 request) | https://demo-rest-api.herokuapp.com |
| checkstring | false | Value to check for when conducting healthcheck requests | ok |
| delay | false | Time (in seconds) to wait before performing healthcheck. Defaults to 0 seconds | 5 |
| procfile | false | Contents of the Procfile to save and deploy | web: npm start |
| rollbackonhealthcheckfailed | false | When set to true this will attempt to rollback to the previous release if the healthcheck fails | true or false |
| env_file | false | path to an env file (with respect to appdir) | /.env |
| justlogin | false | Set to true if you want the action to just login to Heroku and nothing else | true or false |
| region | false | The region in which you would like to deploy a server | eu or dublin |
| team | false | If deploying to an organization, then specify the name of the team or organization here | team-xyz |
Heroku now allows users to deploy docker containers. To use this feature,
simply add a Dockerfile to your project and add a CMD
command
at the end of the Dockerfile. This is the command used by heroku to start
the webserver inside the container. Finally make sure to set the
usedocker
flag to true before deploying.
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” usedocker: true
Keep in mind that if you deploy once using docker, the same heroku app is not compatible with a non-docker setup and similarly, you cannot deploy a dockerized setup to a non-docker heroku app.
If you need to pass in any ARGs for the Docker build, you may provide a list of arg names which automatically pull from the environment.
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” usedocker: true docker_build_args: | NODE_ENV SECRET_KEY env: NODE_ENV: production SECRET_KEY: ${{ secrets.MY_SECRET_KEY }}
Also, thanks to Olav Sundfør for adding the Docker feature and Matt Stavola for adding the ability to pass in build args.
Taken from the official heroku website:
“Heroku Buildpacks are sets of open source scripts that are used for compiling apps on Heroku. They form the backbone of Heroku’s polyglot platform. Buildpacks enable you to extend Heroku’s build system to support your language or customizations, or to make particular binary packages available to the runtime. Heroku Buildpacks give you the freedom to code in the languages and frameworks that work best for your app and your team”
To use a custom buildpack in the action, simply add the url of the buildpack to the action:
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” buildpack: “https://github.com/HashNuke/heroku-buildpack-elixir.git”
If you are using a complex application which has both frontend and backend applications in separate folders, you can specify a path to the directory to deploy using the appdir option:
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” appdir: “api” # <- This will point to the api folder in your project
Thanks to meszarosdezso for adding the appdir feature
You can use the branch option to deploy an app in another branch
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” branch: “dev”
Though this is also possible to do with GitHub Actions, click here for more information
You can use the remote_branch option to deploy an app to another remote branch
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” remote_branch: “main”
Though this is also possible to do with GitHub Actions, click here for more information
Sometimes you will run into issues where the action has successfully deployed the project but because of some error in code or the like, the Heroku App crashes or fails to launch. To counter this, you can setup a healthcheck in the action:
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” healthcheck: “https://[YOUR APP’s NAME].herokuapp.com/health”
Adding the url to the healthcheck option of the action will make the action attempt to perform a GET Request to that url and print the response if successful. Else it will fail the action to indicate that the deploy was not successful.
P.S: It is recommended that you setup a specific route such as /health for performing healthchecks
Additionally, if you are using a custom route for performing healthchecks, you can check for a specific value from this url using the checkstring option of the action like so:
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” healthcheck: “https://[YOUR APP’s NAME].herokuapp.com/health” checkstring: “ok”
This will essentially check if the value returned by sending a GET request to the healthcheck url is equal to the checkstring
In some cases, a healthcheck ends up being performed before the application has been setup on Heroku. To counter this, you can manually set the delay option in the action to make the action wait a certain period of time (in seconds) before performing the healthcheck
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” healthcheck: “https://[YOUR APP’s NAME].herokuapp.com/health” checkstring: “ok” delay: 5
By default, the delay will be 0 if you choose to not set it
You can set the rollbackonhealthcheckfailed option to ensure that your application is rolled back if the healthcheck fails. .github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” healthcheck: “https://[YOUR APP’s NAME].herokuapp.com/health” checkstring: “ok” rollbackonhealthcheckfailed: true
By default, the application will not be rolled back if the healthcheck fails.
Thanks to FridaTveit for adding this feature
Heroku offers a means of passing sensitive information to your app (such as api keys etc) via something it calls config vars which you can find in the settings of your heroku app. But sometimes you might want to store sensitive information (api keys etc) in GitHub Secrets instead just to ensure platform independence. If you choose to this, you can then pass those secrets to your heroku app by using the “env” object of the action:-
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” env: HD_FIREBASE_API_KEY: ${{secrets.FIREBASE_API_KEY}} HD_RANDOM_DATA: “Hello”
Note that the variables must start with “HD_”. This is is important so the action can tell your environment variable apart from multiple other variables (passed by your language, github actions etc) which you probably don’t want sitting in your heroku app’s config vars.
On that note, if you’ve set these variables and have deployed your app, you can check your Heroku App’s config vars and you’ll find that they have been set with the env variables you have passed.
PLEASE NOTE: The “HD_” will be scrapped from the variable your name by the action. So in your project, “FIREBASE_API_KEY” will be passed instead of “HD_FIREBASE_API_KEY” (for example) and you can see this if you check your Heroku App’s config vars. We understand that this can be confusing but this is again to ensure Platform independence and so that you don’t have to use HD_FIREBASE_API_KEY if you choose to stop using Heroku
You can if you wish also pass the path to an env file (with respect to your appdir path) as an option to the action. The action will then read that file and set the config vars accordingly in Heroku
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” env_file: “.env” env: HD_FIREBASE_API_KEY: ${{secrets.FIREBASE_API_KEY}} HD_RANDOM_DATA: “Hello”
Example env file
HELLO=world
WORLD=hello
There are two important points to keep in mind when using the env_file option.
The first is that in can be used in conjunction with env option of the action as you have seen above
The second is that unlike in the env option, you do not need to prefix the env variables in the .env file with “HD_”.
(For those of you who are wondering why this is the case, when using the env option, the env variables are passed directly into the process along with all the other env variables passed by GitHub Actions, the language you are using etc and the “HD_” in that case is to help differentiate your env variables from them. But when using a file to pass the env variables, the action manually reads the file so there is no chance of stray env variables being passed by your language, github actions etc and hence no need to add the “HD_”)
Also note that using a file (which can be named anything so long as it follows the format of a standard env file) can be useful if you’re trying to send a very large number of env variables to Heroku, it does mean that keeping the .env file secure and private is entirely in your hands so tread with caution.
In some cases, you might want to be able to set the Procfile within the action itself instead of declaring it manually in your project. Although this approach is not recommended in favor of just using multiple branches, it might still be useful in some edge cases. You can set the Procfile in the action by using the procfile option of the action like so:
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” #Must be unique in Heroku heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” procfile: “web: npm start”
Keep in mind this won’t work if you are using Docker.
If you are an enterprise user and wish to deploy your app to a specific team, you can do so by just passing the team option to the action:
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: “YOUR APP’s NAME” heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” team: “THE TEAM’s NAME”
GitHub Actions does come with the heroku cli pre-installed (this is what is used by the Action to deploy applications). So if you wish to use the heroku cli and just need to login, you can use the justlogin option of the Heroku Deploy Action
.github/workflows/main.yml
name: Deploy
on: push: branches: - master # Changing the branch here would also work
jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - uses<EMAIL_ADDRESS># This is the action with: heroku_api_key: ${{secrets.HEROKU_API_KEY}} heroku_app_name: "" heroku_email: “YOUR EMAIL” justlogin: true - run: heroku auth:whoami
You can check this repo’s .github/workflows/main.yml for example use cases of the action in use. Additionally the APIs for these use cases can be found in the tests folder of the repo
You can find the secrets tab in your project’s settings
Be careful with your appname, cuz the action either deploys to an existing app or creates a new one if it doesn’t exist. So if you accidently change it after deploying it once already, the action won’t fail, it’ll just create a new dyno and if you are on a paid plan, heroku can be expensive. On that note, always check the logs of your actions to make sure everything is A-OK.
If you’re using the above exact workflow code, keep in mind that it deploys whenever you make a change to the master branch (Even README updates which have nothing to do with application code) and that might not be very efficient for you, have a look through the github actions docs to customize when the action should trigger.
(I would recommend making a separate dev branch and setting up the action to trigger upon pull request to the master branch)
By default, if you don’t specify a branch in your action, it will default to the HEAD branch (or whichever branch the action is defined under). So you might be wondering what happens if you define the same action in a different branch under the same heroku app name (or which you try to deploy to the same appname from a different branch)? The answer is that the new branch overrides whatever your old branch was (even if the new branch is behind the old branch in terms of commits unless you set dontuseforce to true)
For more info on how Heroku enables deployment using Docker, check out https://www.heroku.com/deploy-with-docker
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details


"The relativity problem is one of central significance throughout geometry and algebra and has been recognized as such by the mathematicians at an early time."
– Hermann Weyl, 1949, "Relativity Theory as a Stimulus in Mathematical Research"
"This is the relativity problem: to fix objectively a class of equivalent coordinatizations and to ascertain the group of transformations S mediating between them."
– Hermann Weyl, 1946, The Classical Groups, Princeton University Press, p. 16
Twenty-four years ago a note of Feb. 20, 1986, supplied an example of such coordinatizations in finite geometry. In that note, the group of mediating transformations acted directly on coordinates within a 4×4 array. When the 4×4 array is embedded in a 4×6 array, a larger and more interesting group, M24 (containing the original group), acts on the larger array. There is no obvious solution to Weyl's relativity problem for M24. That is, there is no obvious way* to apply exactly 24 distinct transformable coordinate-sets (or symbol-strings) to the 24 array elements in such a way that the natural group of mediating transformations of the 24 symbol-strings is M24.
There is, however, an assignment of symbol-strings that yields a family of sets with automorphism group M24.
R.D. Carmichael in 1931 on his construction of the Steiner system S(5,8,24)–
"The linear fractional group modulo 23 of order 24•23•11 is often represented as a doubly transitive group of degree 24 on the symbols ∞, 0, 1, 2,…, 22. This transitive group contains a subgroup of order 8 each element of which transforms into itself the set ∞, 0, 1, 3, 12, 15, 21, 22 of eight elements, while the whole group transforms this set into 3•23•11 sets of eight each. This configuration of octuples has the remarkable property that any given set of five of the 24 symbols occurs in one and just one of these octuples. The largest permutation group Γ on the 24 symbols, each element of which leaves this configuration invariant, is a five-fold transitive group of degree 24 and order 24•23•22•21•20•48. This is the Mathieu group of degree 24."
– R. D. Carmichael, 1931, "Tactical Configurations of Rank Two," in American Journal of Mathematics, Vol. 53, No. 1 (Jan., 1931), pp. 217-240


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Cassidy Huscher (left) is a Senior Theatre Design and Film Media student at the University of Kansas looking at attending Graduate School for Costume Design and Technology in Fall 2017. While in school, they work in the University Theatre Costume Shop as a stitcher/costume shop assistant and at the local roadhouse, the Lied Center of Kansas, on their technical crew.
While at the University of Kansas, Cassidy has assisted costume design for Adding Machine under Rebecca Damren and The Marriage of Figaro under Kelly Vogel. Cassidy has designed costumes for Detroit ’67 and Welcome to Arroyo’s at the university.
Cassidy is also a member of Omega Phi Alpha, KU’s only service sorority.
View Cassidy's Resume


CSS Principles
Ideas around how to Architect for Scalable and Maintainable CSS
Created by Turlough McAnespy
The problem with CSS
- HTML is viewed in situ...
- Has no interdependencies
- Is, by nature, self-explanatory
- CSS relies on inheritance...
- The cascade...
- Specificity
?
Defer more work to HTML
- More of HTML like this - class="navbar navbar-expand navbar-light bg-white"
- For less CSS this - #tlec .col-b #more-tleo-promo .promo-entry
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Lots more markup and classes, a LOT less CSS.
The easiest way to keep CSS maintainable is to avoid writing it
Keep Specificity Low
- No IDs in CSS
- Write rulesets iin specificity order - see pyramid
- Avoid qualifying selectors
- Avoid unnecessary nesting
- Avoid chaining selectors
What is ITCSS?
There are only two fundamental types of screens in user interfaces *.
- Non-Modal Screens
- Modal Screens
* - Almost
* ITCSS port of Bootstrap v3.3.3
- 1. Settings................Global variables, config switches.
- 2. Tools...................Default mixins and functions.
- 3. Generic.................Ground-zero styles (resets, box-sizing, reboot).
- 4. Base....................Unclassed HTML elements (type selectors).
- 5. Components..............Designed components, chunks of UI, plugins
- 5.1 atoms
- 5.1 molecules
- 5.1 organisms
- 5.1 templates
- 5.1 pages
- 6. Utilities..................Helpers and overrides.
- The front-end architecture needs to support front-end developers (including the designers)
- A fundamental element of this is the Scaleability and Consistancy of the UI. The Components in Vue are currently disassociated from the visual UI Components - Conext banner, Anchor nav, etc...
- A fundamental element of this is the Scaleability and Maintainablity of the CSS. The Components in Vue are currently disassociated from the CSS Components - easily identifiable from the stylesheet
- We must create a coherency in the relationship between the CSS and the Vue Components that use the CSS so it is organised better to deal with CSS specifics like global namespace, cascade and selectors specificity.
The Challenge
- Con asked Kevin to tweak the Platform so we can create significantly more Registries per year =
- Do More with Less work =
- Reuse and Recycle
What are we trying to style?
- Cosmetic Skinning for Branding etc... - should happen at the top Global section of the style
or leverage the Utilities at the BOTTOM which might over-ride everything else with the use of !important (the bottom being the only place !important is justified)
- Styling for accessibility - should happen at the Product (or at least Project) level recognising that different User types (Patients v Clinicians for example)
- Component styling - (a table, login box, banner etc.) should happen at a Component level not at a Page/Template level as we want the Components to improve and mature, and remain consistant from project to project
- Page level macro layouts - these really shouldn't need css in them at all. The layout should be governed by the correct use of layout classes - combinations of .col-sm, .col-md etc.
- Style hacks - assuming there is a need for a style hack on a particular view/page on a particular project, it *might be justifiable to add a css hack inside a particular pageset. How do we prevent this from getting replicated into other pagesets and other projects where upon it needs to kept for eternity because no-one knows what will happen if it gets deleted
Scoping
Global scope is typically a bad thing in programming. Variables in global scope are unpredictable because:
When you access them later in your program, you have no sure way of knowing what state they will be in.
They can be accidentally called in other parts of the program.
They can be accidentally reassigned by other global variables.
Although not the same thing the parellel with CSS is that loose scoping can lead to un-intended consequences with the styling. This is very bad.
.title{
}
Scoping with Vue Pagesets
The benefit of having the style inside a Vue pageset, is nominally that it allows for scoping. But the scoping at this level doesn't dovetail with the natural structure of the UI elements or the styling of them.
And Poorly Used Scoping = NO Reuse and Recycle of the CSS.
Scoping in CSS
Also there are already techniques available for scoping in CSS;
Nesting classes inside other classes provides scope but also unnecessarily raises specificity which is in itself also undesirable
.some-widget .title{
}
Use a naming convention allows you to namespace your selectors with the scope in which they function. This also allows the style to become re-usable because the we know what it is for and predict what it will do.
.some-widget{
}
.some-widget__title{
}
The Good news
A large chunk of our CSS (Bootstrap based + alot of plugins) already does this or at least is compatible with, and we have a model will can scale on top of.
.form{
}
.form-check{
}
.form-check-input{
}


What is a novel coronavirus?
Should I wear a face covering or face mask when I go out in public?
A novel coronavirus is a new coronavirus that has not been previously identified. The virus causing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is not the same as the coronaviruses that commonly circulate among humans and cause mild illness, like the common cold.
CDC recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public when other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies) especially in areas of significant community-based transmission of the coronavirus. The purpose of wearing cloth face coverings in public is to slow the spread of the virus and help people who may have the virus and do not know it from transmitting it to others. Read more about types of face masks and FDA’s emergency use authorization for non-surgical face masks.


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Tether
Tether
Tether is a small, focused JavaScript library for defining and managing the position of user interface (UI) elements in relation to one another on a web page. It is a tool for web developers building features that require certain UI elements to be precisely positioned based on the location of another UI element.
There are often situations in UI development where elements need to be attached to other elements, but placing them right next to each other in the DOM tree can be problematic based on the context. For example, what happens if the element we’re attaching other elements to is fixed to the center of the screen? Or what if the element is inside a scrollable container? How can we prevent the attached element from being clipped as it disappears from view while a user is scrolling? Tether can solve all of these problems and more.
Some common UI elements that have been built with Tether are tooltips, select menus, dropdown menus, and guided tours. Tether is flexible and can be used to solve all kinds of interesting problems; it ensures UI elements stay where they need to be, based on the various user interactions (click, scroll, etc) and layout contexts (fixed positioning, inside scrollable containers, etc).
Please have a look at the documentation for a more detailed explanation of why you might need Tether for your next project.
What to Use Tether for and When to Use It
Tether is a small, focused JavaScript library. For those who might be new to JavaScript, a library is simply a JavaScript file (or files) that contain useful JavaScript code to help achieve tasks easier and faster. Since Tether is a JavaScript user interface (UI) library, it contains code to help you to manage the way your website or web app appears.
Tether’s goal to is to help you position your elements side-by-side when needed.
Let’s say you’ve started working on your dream project—a fancy web app that’s sure to become the next big thing! An important feature of your new app is to allow users to comment on shared photos. However, due to limited vertical space and the overall layout of your new app, you’d like to display the comments next to the image, similar to how Instagram does it.
Your HTML code might look something like this:

...

Now, you could achieve this with some CSS using its position
property, but going this route can be problematic since many of position
’s values take elements out of the natural DOM flow. For example, if you have an element at the bottom of your HTML document, using position: absolute
or position: fixed
might could move it all the way to the top of your website in the browser.
Not only that, but you also have to make manual adjustments to ensure other elements aren’t negatively affected by the positioned elements. Not to mention, you probably want your comment box to be responsive, and look good across different device sizes. Coding a solution for this manually is a challenge all on its own.
Enter Tether!
After installing Tether and including it in your project, you can begin using it!
-
In your JavaScript file, create a new instance (or constructor function) of the
Tether
object:new Tether({});
-
Within the curly braces (
{}
) you can configure the library’s options. Tether’s extensive list of options can be found in the Tether documentation.new Tether({ element: '.comments', target: '.picture', attachment: 'top right' targetAttachment: 'top left' });
Now you have a perfectly placed comment section to go with your awesome picture! It’ll even stay attached to the element when a user resizes their browser window.
There are tons of other useful features of Tether as well, instead of “comment boxes” you could also build:
- Tooltips for useful hints and tricks,
- Dropdown menus,
- Autocomplete popups for forms,
- and more!
Install
npm
$ npm install tether
bower
$ bower install tether
download
Or just download from the releases.
Usage
You only need to include tether.min.js in your page:

Or just use a CDN:

The css files in the dist/css folder are not required to get tether running.
For more details jump straight in to the detailed Usage page.
Contributing
We encourage contributions of all kinds. If you would like to contribute in some way, please review our guidelines for contributing.
License
Copyright © 2014-2016 HubSpot - MIT License


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THE AUTONOMOUS ROBOT RACER
International Robot Racing Competition
Background
Every year, multiple teams across the world come together to compete at the Internatinal Autonomous Robot Racing Competition in Waterloo. It's fun, and exciting to see how teams set up their robots on the starting line to compete in different races.
The team held down the fort and together we were able to implement most of the planned features, including a Machine Learning based traffic light detection, a simulation of our robot and algorithm to remove shadows from camera images. This was my first major robotics project and I was lucky to work with a team of talented individuals. I was responsible for handling the IMU sensor, improving the robot's path planning algorithm and also cleaning the code base
RESULTS
Although we did not place in the top 3 teams we're very proud of what we were able to achieve. We placed 4th out of 12 competing teams from all over the world. Footage from one of our races is given below. Special thanks to Oluwatoni Ogunmade, Jack Xu, Matthew Post, Angela Gu, Brian Tran, Yun-Ha Jung, Adrian Malanaran, Waleed Ahmed Andrew Jin and Tsugumi Murata for their amazing work and inspiration.


Last updated: May 20th, 2018
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People have sex. People also have phones. Therefore, in longstanding human tradition, people found a way to combine the two.
Generally a comedy trope, this is when characters who aren't close enough to physically touch decide to find a way to make do. It is usually mutual, but occasionally a creepy caller will use this as part of a sexual harassment campaign.
A common variant is the "sex hotline," where customers call a service for this. The provider will be typically be revealed to the audience to be ugly and definitely not wearing the sexy clothing they claim. The common Bathroom Stall Graffiti "For a good time call..." alludes to this, implying that the number is a paid phone sex line.
"Sexting" is the version for just texting; it is often portrayed negatively as part of New Media Are Evil. "Send nudes" is similar, asking for salacious images to be sent through text. There's also "cybersex" when this is done through the internet, usually with a webcam or (later) video phone.
Usually involves Aroused by Their Voice. Nine Hundred Numbers were most notorious for these types of chat lines (that and Phony Psychics), even though those numbers could be providing any type of service, including completely innocuous ones like weather reports and sports statistics.
Examples:
- Kaguya-sama: Love Is War: Downplayed. Kaguya and Shirogane spend almost 5 1/2 hours talking on the phone in chapter 170 as they lie in their beds (and the only reason it wasn't longer is because the former isn't used to staying up late and eventually passed out).
- Advice and Trust: Ritsuko and Maya combine this with Mundane Utility by taking advantage of their sysop access to the MAGI to leave flirty messages for each other in the changelog.
- In the Empath: The Luckiest Smurf story "Smurfette's Evil Mirror", Smurfette makes a comment on how cute Empath looks without his hat on when they call each other on the pocket mirror phone in the middle of the night.
- White Sheep (RWBY):
- When Salem calls her husband to tell him their son has a harem (he doesn't), the topic quickly turns to something heated. Mannie, a giant Beowolf who happens to be in the throne room at the time, immediately runs away with his tail tucked between his legs.
- When Ozpin asks the Jinn of Knowledge what Salem's current plans are, he gets a mix of important and unimportant information. Her last plan, however (which she apparently came up with as Jinn was speaking) is to have phone sex with her husband. Jinn also mentions that one of Salem's daughters overheard these plans, and was horrified.
- American Pie 2: Oz and Heather are trying to have phone sex since the latter is in another country only to be interrupted by a wrong number and then, Stifler eavesdropping.
- City Slickers 2 has Mitch's wife making a phone sex call right when Mitch and his radio station partners were waiting for an important business call to happen. Mitch dives across the table to intercept the call before it goes any further.
- For A Good Time Call: Katie works for a phone sex hotline; the plot revolves around her new roommate helping her overhaul her business. And ironically, Katie has never actually had physical sex.
- The Terminator: Sarah's friend Matt calls the house and Sarah answers, but Matt thinks it's his girlfriend Ginger (who lives with Sarah) and tries to have phone sex with her. Sarah decides to mess with him at first and then seriously asks who this is. Matt, clearly embarrassed politely asks for Ginger, to which Sarah obliges. Then when Ginger is on the phone he repeats the exact same following line in the exact same tone.
Matt: First I'm gonna rip the buttons of your blouse one by one.
- In K C Constantine's detective novel Grievance, the protagonist "Rugs" Carlucci accidentally admits to a woman that he's gradually working himself up to have a relationship with (she wishes he'd get a move on) that he masturbated about her. Her response is to suggest that next time he feels like it, he telephones her so they can do it together.
- Good Omens: Newt answers the phone for his neighbor Madame Tracy and answers the question "what are you wearing?" entirely truthfully. He stops answering the phone for Madame Tracy after that.
- Cheers:
- One episode has Cliff showing the bar his version of this. Making it more creepy is he genuinely thinks it's funny. Making it creepier still is that he does it to his mother.
- One cold open has Woody cleaning up the bar when he catches an ad on the TV for the "Party Line". Interested (and knowing Woody, probably not knowing what it actually is), he calls up the number, and gets Cliff on the other end of the line.
- iZombie: Liv and Major can't have sex because zombieism is sexually transmitted, so they set up a sexy video chat instead.
- The Good Fight: The team uses a voice-imitation program tomake a fake conversation of Maia's father having phone sex with Donald Trump. They all dissolve into uncontrollable laughter in short order... and then Mike Pence gets involved.
Lucca: [overjoyed] Oh, I love fake Mike Pence!
- Star Trek: Voyager: In the episode "The Disease", Harry Kim and his love interest flirt over the comm signal.
- The Wire: In season 1, the group of detectives who have wiretaps on the Barksdale drug empire listen in on one member of the gang having phone sex with one of his girlfriends. The detectives are all amused by the cheesy descriptions the two are using and such, but after the phone sex ends the two have a discussion that's actually relevant to the case.
- Stargirl: This forms Yolanda's backstory. She was the school's popular girl and was dating the star of the football team. Then her boyfriend asks her for a nude pic. While she's initially reluctant, she relents and sends one. A few days later, her political opponent gets her hands on the photo and sends it to everyone at the school. Yolanda becomes a pariah and breaks up with the guy, mistakenly blaming him for sharing the photo (he didn't). Strangely enough, the other girl doesn't get in trouble for sending the pic, even though Yolanda is a minor and this counts as possession of child pornography (though not that strange since the town is run by a group of supervillains, one of which is her father).
- In Community, Jeff idly mentions calling phone sex lines while pretending to be very fat in order to deal with his insecurities about his appearance.
- Friends: Rachel discovers that Monica and Chandler have secretly started dating when she picks up the apartment's landline to make a call and catches them making plans to hook up that night.
 She points out the benefit of a job that she can do from anywhere with cell service but Frasier still insists she not take calls in his apartment.
- The video for Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion" is about two people having phone sex with each other. The guy on one end thinks that the girl on the other end is a hot young woman, but at the end of the video it turns out that it's a homely middle aged woman who is a housewife.
- Billy Joel's "Sometimes A Fantasy", which is about a guy looking to have a good time through phone sex.
- "Digital Getdown" by *NSYNC is about a young man in a Long-Distance Relationship with some girl (possibly one he's never actually met in person), and part of that includes cybersex.
- R. Kelly's "Text Me", which is about sexting.
- Suzanne Fellini's "Love on the Phone" is about a woman who longs for the touch of her lover, but because of the distance, has to settle for phone sex.
- Tommy Tutone's "867-5309/Jenny" is about a person calling the titular person on the phone with the titular phone number to have a good time with her.
- The Village People's "Sex Over The Phone", which is exactly that.
- Hitman: Blood Money: Rival assassins Angelina Mason and Raymond Kulinsky are fond of exchanging such communications in their talkie-walkies.
- Max Payne: A sad example combined with Platonic Prostitution in the second game. After the death of his girlfriend Mona in the first game, Max has taken to calling a phone sex hotline because there's a girl named Mona working there. He just wants to talk to her.
- Helluva Boss: Stolas calls Blitzo, initially trying to hire him to whack a politician... but then their conversation degenerates into Stolas giving Blitzo a heavily bleeped out description of what he'd like to do with him. This leads the imp to smash his phone and feed it to his hellhound.
- MegaTokyo: In the backstory, Piro had a cybersex relationship with Miho Tohya. It fell apart when she claimed she was actually a man, and had been screwing with him the whole time. He tried to forget about it, but years later he met her in real life and all the wounds got ripped open again.
- Sandra and Woo: One storyline revolved around Larisa trying to send a nude pic to her boyfriend for his birthday but accidentally hitting "Send to All'' instead. A glitch involving a third party add-on she had installed caused the pic to be sent to all 60 million users of the app in North America. Not that she cared.
- The Angry Video Game Nerd once called the phone number from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, which turned out to have been turned into a phone sex hotline.
- Justice League Unlimited: Huntress attempts to do this to her boyfriend, the Question.
Huntress: So, what are you wearing?
The Question: Blue overcoat, fedora.
Huntress: You really stink at this.
The Question: Orange socks. - Rocko's Modern Life: In "Canned", one of the jobs Rocko tries after getting fired from the comics mega-store is a "specialty phone operator".  Awkwardness ensues when his customer recognizes his voice, and he recognizes her as Mrs. Bighead, and the two hastily hang up.


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| Feature 1 $Re$ | Feature 2 $\alpha$ | ... | Label 1 $c_d$ | Label 2 regime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 334 | 2 | ... | 0.123 | laminar |
| 334 | 4 | ... | 0.284 | laminar |
| 12004 | 2 | ... | 0.573 | turbulent |
| 12004 | 4 | ... | 0.834 | turbulent |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
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$N_s$ samples of $N_f$ features and $N_l$ labels
| $s$ | $x_{1}$ | ... | $x_{N_f}$ | $y_{1}$ | ... | $y_{N_l}$ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.1 | ... | 0.6 | 0.5 | ... | 0.2 |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
| $N_s$ | 1.0 | ... | 0.7 | 0.4 | ... | 0.2 |
ML models often map multiple inputs to multiple outputs!
$$ \mathrm{x} = \left[x_{1}, x_{2}, ..., x_{N_f}\right]^T $$ $\mathrm{x}$ - column vector of length $N_f$
$$ \mathrm{X} = \left[\mathrm{x}_{1}, \mathrm{x}_{2}, ..., \mathrm{x}_{N_f}\right] $$ $\mathrm{X}$ - matrix with $N_s$ rows and $N_f$ columns
$$ \mathrm{y} = \left[y_{1}, y_{2}, ..., y_{N_l}\right]^T $$ $\mathrm{y}$ - column vector of length $N_l$
$$ \mathrm{Y} = \left[\mathrm{y}_{1}, \mathrm{y}_{2}, ..., \mathrm{y}_{N_l}\right] $$ $\mathrm{Y}$ - matrix with $N_s$ rows and $N_l$ columns
$$ f_m : \mathbb{R}^{N_f} \rightarrow \mathbb{R}^{N_l} $$ $f_m$ - ML model mapping from the feature space $\mathbb{R}^{N_f}$ to the label space $\mathbb{R}^{N_l}$ $$ \hat{\mathrm{y}} = f_m(x_1, x_2, ..., x_{N_f}) $$ $\hat{\mathrm{y}}$ - (model) prediction
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