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As sometimes happens, my goal is currently FPTB.res BU _ _ s = si i
and my proof that these two things are equal is going to involve showing that they're both the unique object with some property. I am in tactic mode. I need to hence feed both sides into a bunch of machinery (the proofs that each side has the property are quite different). The underscores are proofs. I want to write "now let x be the left hand side" just to make things easier to handle, but the proof terms are probably nightmares. I am hoping there's a cute one-liner which lets me do this, based on the fact that I sometimes use to_lhs
in conv mode. But I don't think to_lhs
exists in tactic mode.
does let x := FPTB.res BU _ _ s
work?
Here's a cute one-liner: show let x := _ in x = si i, intro x
can you do the same sort of thing with generalize?
i don't have lean on this computer so i can't check myself
It's not a bad idea, but no, generalize
does not introduce let binders, only regular variables
The best part about generalize
with let
is that it doesn't suffer the same problems with type incorrectness as generalize
itself, since the replacement is definitional
does
let x := FPTB.res BU _ _ s
work?
It works in the sense that no error appears, but all of a sudden I have 4 goals not 1.
Here's a cute one-liner:
show let x := _ in x = si i, intro x
show tactic failed
and what if both sides had suppressed-proofs?
This is hardly a serious issue, I mean I could turn proofs on and just copy what it said I guess...
What order are the goals? let x := FPTB.res BU _ _ s, show x = si i
should kill most of the auxiliary goals
you should be able to do this by unification, no need to copy down those proofs
does change
give a better error message than show
in the one-liner?
wooah one of my proofs is cool
sheaf_property._proof_6 U β Ui Hcover i
you should be able to do this by unification, no need to copy down those proofs
I like your way of thinking
This seems to work in my mockup example:
example (LHS RHS : nat) : LHS = RHS := begin let x, show x = RHS, end
change let x := _ in x = si i
-> don't know how to synthesize placeholder [some term involving all the proofs = si i]
let x := FPTB.res BU _ _ s, show x = si i
-- this is the answer
The whole definition of the let
is optional since it is inferred by the show
Sorry so slow, one of my monitors just died, so it's like I'm back in 2015 with only one screen
I might steal one of the kids' monitors, they're all still in bed
let x := _, show x = si i
-- this is the best answer
but it's a hack because what if the RHS had also been full of implicit proofs?
but it'll do for now -- thanks :-)
I bet even let x, show x = _
works
Indeed it does.
let x,
wtf?
All parts of a let
or have
are optional
you can even just have,
It's the := being optional I didn't know about :-)
I'm sure you are familiar with omitting :=
in a have x : property,
tactic
I guess so
thanks!
Note that this only works in tactic mode, in term mode it's not so flexible
I was tempted to go into conv mode and use to_lhs
but was scared that if I had to do anything at all in conv mode then I would fail
e.g. prove something
This way is a much better way.
Show is super useful, don't underestimate the power of unification with _
Yes, that was the insight.
That I could use unification to fill in the holes.
I just wanted to copy them
Only thing missing is allowing metavariables instead of _
that can be referenced afterwards :)
You can still achieve most of this with unification
Summary for casual readers: let x, show x = _
works for me and answers the original question -- it lets x
be the left hand side of a goal of the form X = Y
. It looks powerful enough to work in great generality.
Do you know why my show let
solution failed? Looks like the type checking complained too early
Hmm -- change let x := _ in x = si i
actually gives don't know how to synthesize placeholder; context = blah blah blah, ⊢ ?m_1
I think let
checking the value independent from the body is a feature
fair enough - I forgot that change
doesn't create metavariables but only unifies. let x,
has the behavior I intended and also unifies properly in the show
line, so I guess it's fine
I bet even
let x, show x = _
works
Is there a version of this trick for term mode, when I want to rw something in a hypothesis and not my goal?
You can rw in a hypothesis in term mode by using eqn ▸ h
in place of h
wherever it gets used. (You may need eqn
or eqn.symm
depending on orientation of the equation.)
This came up with me specifically because I could not use rw because I only wanted to rewrite a certain term on the LHS, and it showed up on both sides.
conv!
Actually I am lying, I remember now, it was because there were suppressed proofs everywhere.
Although in the unfolding carefully thread the issue is raised about what happens when conv mode doesn't have the tactics you want.
Conversely, did you see the transitive trick?
Maybe you can let y := RHS
, then rewrite in the hypothesis to get LHS = y
and then just rw on the hypothesis (rw ... at H
works)
(or the triangle business)
All this discussion is probably worth a new tips and tricks file in mathlib/docs/extras/
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When one hears about a dragon, they first think of a frightful being, but this dragon was absolutely beautiful. And it made me feel safe with it being so close, as I knew it's potential power, but I sensed an auro of good all around me. At this point my plane had dissappeared and I was simply floating through the sky on my own, staring at this gargantuan beast in awe.
The birds...
After watching the dragon for a good amount of time, I noticed other creatures in my view, down on the ground I saw more giant beings, most of which resembling dinosaurs, but the most notable ones, were the creatures that flew up near and around me. I could only describe them as icebirds. They were about the size of a condor, very large for birds, were very graceful, and were a very beautiful icy blue in color, with varying blues, clears, and purples in the feathers. It's head resembled a peacock, with frills sticking straight up from the back of it's head, these frills looked to be made from pure ice, as did the long sinuous feathers trailing behind the birds. The sun was bright, and as it hit the birds body was I most able to discern that these had to be made out of ice, because the sun refracted through them beautifully. Winged, icy blue prisms.
The underwater cities, and my ascension(passing out)...
As the sky got darker my visions of the birds and the dragons slowly diminished, but as I looked down on the earth, I saw the lights from the cities below, and in my mind I saw these as being far deep underwater, as if I was flying over Atlantis, whales, dolphins, and fish were all swimming in plain sight, some were up as high as my nonexistant plane. I watched these glorious looking cities with interest, but I slowly started to feel a greater sense of calm about my person, I looked up and saw what the physical embodiment of the feeling of peace would look like, now I can't describe this image in words, but it definitely made sense in my mind at the time, and I slowly dozed off, however at the time I felt as if I were slipping away into eternity.
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Ethics of Using Code
Authorship
Licensing
Context
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Libraries
Made for implementation
Licensed
Documented
Updated
Community Involved
Github
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Intended for education
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Usually single author
Codepen, Stack Overflow, jsFiddle
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Programming is like writing.
Your coding style is unique.
It's obvious when code is being copied.
How to use Examples
Deconstruct code by elements.
Understand each step.
Don't copy; re-create.
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Stuart Hogg hits out at Sonny Bill Williams comment after Toronto move
Sonny Bill Williams claimed he quickly got over New Zealand's World Cup exit - and Stuart Hogg says he would be annoyed if any of his Scotland team-mates had that attitude
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Stuart Hogg has hit out at Sonny Bill Williams for comments made after signing for Toronto Wolfpack - and claimed he would be furious if any of his Scotland team-mates had the same attitude.
Speaking for the first time since his dramatic move to the Super League outfit last week, Williams claimed he got over New Zealand's Rugby World Cup semi-final defeat to England in "five to 10 minutes".
Hogg is all too familiar with World Cup disappointment following Scotland's shock exit at the group stage after being beaten by hosts Japan.
And the he believes Williams' frank admission show he never cared enough.
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"If you’re in that situation you don’t care enough, and you’ve got to care. You’ve got to care about your own performance, you’ve got to care about your teams’ performance and you’ve got to care about the environment you’re in.
“I think that ultimately will come out in your performance. If you’re not caring then, ultimately, what’s the point in being there?”
Williams has become the highest paid player in the history of rugby across either code, whilst Hogg has also embarked on a new challenge by linking up with Premiership side Exeter.
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The full-back commented: “I love his work. I love everything he’s done, but I’ve always found that he’s always in the biggest competitions possible.
“You look at him and he’s gone to the Rugby World Cup, then went to a Rugby League World Cup, then went to another Rugby World Cup, then did boxing, tried to go to the Olympics, this that and the other. All these massive events, he wants to be involved in.
“Everybody is different, but from my experience of the World Cup, obviously we went out at different stages, but the best thing for me was coming straight to a new club where I could switch off from it.
“It was only a couple of weeks ago when we had the homecoming at Exeter Chiefs that we really talked about the World Cup for the first time again.
“I think if I’d had a couple of weeks off I’d have been really disappointed with the way things had gone.
“That’s not to say I’m not, but I just jumped into a new challenge which kind of took my mind away from it.
“For me, I think Sonny Bill’s mind is off it for other reasons and I think he’s pretty happy with what’s going to be in his bank account by the sounds of it.
“Everybody is different, but you always want to challenge yourself, always want to get the best out of yourself.
“He’s challenged himself in different environments, different sports, and he seems to succeed in them all so fair play to him.
“He’s a big, handsome bugger as well so he’s got it all, hasn’t he?!" Hogg joked.
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Chapter 1:Introduction
Prerequisites¶
part of
MSE672: Introduction to Transmission Electron Microscopy
by Gerd Duscher, Spring 2021
Microscopy Facilities Joint Institute of Advanced Materials Materials Science & Engineering The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Background and methods to analysis and quantification of data acquired with transmission electron microscopes.
Packages¶
The idea behind any python program is to make use of the hghly efficient libraries that already exist.
I use anaconda3 (not miniconda) which is available for all major operating systems.
We us a few modules that come with every python installation, like:
math
sys
os
We use mostly the common packages for scientific computing in python (all included in anaconda3) The most important ones are: * Numpy - the numerical library * Scipy the scientific library * Matplotlib the interactive plotting library
These notebooks are expected to be installed on your computer to run the notebooks of this book.
For specialist applications we do not reinvent the wheel and use those on an as needed basis. Example is the library to register a stack of images: * SimpleITK integration of AI in image analysis and for high performing computer algrothyms * pyNSID the atomistic simulation program is used for crystallographic data * ase together with a symmetry package * spglib
For dialogs we use the capabilities provided by: * PyQt5
If you install pyTEMlib with the code cell below all packages you need for this book will be installed.
Data Format¶
All data in this course are stored in the data format of * pyNSID
which is based on * HDF5
Notebook preamble¶
As a minimum Any notebook in this course has to have the following libraries loaded :
[ ]:
# import matplotlib and numpy with this **magic** comand
# use "inline" instead of "notebook" for non-interactive plots
import sys
if 'google.colab' in sys.modules:
%pylab --no-import-all notebook
else:
%pylab --no-import-all widget
%gui qt
Numpy¶
The calculations depend on Numpy and an installation of that package that is compiled to include BLAS and LAPACK libraries will be much faster than the standalone version. For example the numpy installed on ubuntu with > sudo apt-get install python3-numpy or at windows you can install the numpy package from Gohlke’s webpage which compiled against the MKL library of Intel. If you used anaconda3, everything is already optimized.
The comand below lets you see what you have
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## What is numpy compiled against
np.__config__.show()
print('numpy version: ',np.version.version)
import scipy as sp
print('scipy version: ',sp.__version__)
TEM Library¶
You will have to run the code cell below at least once to install the library with the programs needed for the analysis of data.
The code cell below will install pyTEMlib directly from pypi
[ ]:
import sys
from pkg_resources import get_distribution, DistributionNotFound
def test_package(package_name):
"""Test if package exists and returns version or -1"""
try:
version = (get_distribution(package_name).version)
except (DistributionNotFound, ImportError) as err:
version = '-1'
return version
# Colab setup ------------------
if 'google.colab' in sys.modules:
!pip install pyTEMlib -q
# pyTEMlib setup ------------------
else:
if test_package('pyTEMlib') < '0.2021.1.9':
print('installing pyTEMlib')
!{sys.executable} -m pip install --upgrade pyTEMlib -q
# ------------------------------
print('done')
[ ]:
import pyTEMlib
print(f'pyTEM version: {pyTEMlib.__version__}')
[ ]:
import sys
# get rid of annoying update pip installer
!{sys.executable} -m pip install --upgrade pip
Test¶
Let’s test if the installation ws succesfull and plot a unit cell. You can rotate the plot around, zoom and select. Try it!
[ ]:
import pyTEMlib.KinsCat as ks # Import kinematic sCattering Library fromt he pyTEMlib
# make a structure dictionary
tags = ks.structure_by_name('Graphite')
# define bond length for plot
tags['max_bond_length'] = 0.246
# plot it in 3D
ks.plot_unitcell(tags)
Get used to changing parameters and type silicon instead of Graphite in the code cell above.
Appendix¶
I am using some extensions to jupyter notebooks which can be installed with the following cells
I like mostly the table of content extension that shows where in the notebook I am and let’s me jump to different parts easily.
[1]:
# Install a pip package in the current Jupyter kernel
import sys
!{sys.executable} -m jupyter nbextension list
Known nbextensions:
config dir: C:\Users\gduscher\.jupyter\nbconfig
notebook section
mayavi/x3d/x3dom enabled
jupyter-js-widgets/extension enabled
jupyter-widget-chemview/extension enabled
fileupload/extension enabled
hide_code/hide_code enabled
calysto/document-tools/main enabled
nbextensions_configurator/config_menu/main enabled
toc2 enabled
contrib_nbextensions_help_item/main enabled
toc2/main enabled
varInspector/main disabled
vispy/extension enabled
equation-numbering/main enabled
tree section
nbextensions_configurator/tree_tab/main enabled
config dir: C:\Users\gduscher\Anaconda3\etc\jupyter\nbconfig
notebook section
jupyter-matplotlib/extension enabled
jupyter-js-widgets/extension enabled
- Validating: ok
- Validating: ok
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X jupyter-widget-chemview/extension
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X fileupload/extension
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X hide_code/hide_code
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X calysto/document-tools/main
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X nbextensions_configurator/config_menu/main
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X toc2
- Validating: ok
- Validating: ok
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X vispy/extension
- Validating: ok
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X nbextensions_configurator/tree_tab/main
- Validating: ok
- Validating: ok
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X nbextensions_configurator/config_menu/main
- Validating: ok
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X nbextensions_configurator/tree_tab/main
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X nbextensions_configurator/config_menu/main
- Validating: ok
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X nbextensions_configurator/tree_tab/main
nbextensions_configurator/config_menu/main enabled
contrib_nbextensions_help_item/main enabled
tree section
nbextensions_configurator/tree_tab/main enabled
config dir: C:\ProgramData\jupyter\nbconfig
notebook section
nbextensions_configurator/config_menu/main enabled
contrib_nbextensions_help_item/main enabled
tree section
nbextensions_configurator/tree_tab/main enabled
Use one of the following (uncomment pip and comment out the conda comand line, if you are not in an anaconda envoironment)
[ ]:
import sys
#!{sys.executable} -m pip install jupyter_contrib_nbextensions
!conda install --yes --prefix {sys.prefix} jupyter_contrib_nbextensions
[3]:
!{sys.executable} -m jupyter nbextension enable toc2
Enabling notebook extension toc2...
- Validating: problems found:
- require? X toc2
[ ]:
%%javascript
$('

').css({position: 'fixed', top: '120px', left: 0}).appendTo(document.body);
$.getScript('https://kmahelona.github.io/ipython_notebook_goodies/ipython_notebook_toc.js');


Aer Lingus has issued a statement this morning calling on shareholders to reject Ryanair's offer.
The company will be writing to shareholders in the next 14 days to set out in detail its reasons for rejecting the offer.
It believes reasons for European commission prohibition is now even stronger as it says the number of routes that Ryanair would monopolise has sharply increased.
It says that the share price of €1.30 Ryanair is offering "fundamentally undervalues Aer Lingus and represents a significant discount to the intrinsic value of the business."
It also says that the price is a discount of 30% to Aer Lingus' gross cash per share of €1.87 totalling €1,002m.
The statement also adds that the "gross cash on the company's balance sheet more than pays for Ryanair's offer."
Yesterday, Ryanair submitted a formal take-over for Aer Lingus with a 694 million euro offer.
Ryanair owns 29.8% of Aer Lingus, acquired between 2006 and 2007, and recently made an all cash bid for the airline.
Ryanair is seeking acceptance of the bid by 13 September.
An investigation is also being carried out into Ryanair's current holding by the UK Competition Commission.


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This blog post is part of a series to give people interested in Data Science bootcamps in Seattle an overview of my experience. This post will cover my experience with Galvanize's Data Science Immersive program. If you want more information on my background, previous work and my experience with General Assembly Seattle, check out this post.
Below is the schedule as is advertised on the Galvanize Data Science website:
Week 1 - Exploratory Data Analysis and Software Engineering Best Practices Week 2 - Statistical Inference, Bayesian Methods, A/B Testing, Multi-Armed Bandit Week 3 - Regression, Regularization, Gradient Descent Week 4 - Supervised Machine Learning: Classification, Validation, Ensemble Methods Week 5 - Clustering, Topic Modeling (NMF, LDA), NLP Week 6 - Network Analysis, Matrix Factorization, and Time Series Week 7 - Hadoop, Hive, and MapReduce Week 8 - Data Visualization with D3.js, Data Products, and Fraud Detection Case Study Weeks 9-10 - Capstone Projects Week 12 - Onsite Interviews
Most days started at 8am with a lecture or sometimes a morning quiz. Following the lecture, we would work on the morning assignment, which was typically an individual assignment. Its rare that these morning assignments were ever finished to completion, as most had additional "bonus" tasks. There would then be an hour lunch break, where some students might continue to work on previous assignments or we'd run out into Pioneer Square to get lunch. After lunch was the afternoon lecture, which was often shorter and less technical than the morning lecture. Following the lecture, we would split up into our pairs for the day (we would get a new pair each day) and complete the afternoon assignment. One of the biggest challenges during this time was working as a pair using GitHub for version control between pairs. If I can give a piece of advice for people preparing for this program, become comfortable with git and branch management if you are not already. Once you were done (whatever that meant to you that day) with the pair assignment, you were free to go home.
Throughout the course, we had three main instructors - all of whom had PhDs and lots of industry experience. In addition, there are two Data Scientists in Residence (DSRs) who are students from the previous cohort who stay on to TA the next cohort.
I frequently recommend Galvanize to people who ask. The quality of instruction that I received there was phenomenal and they make sure to screen potential students heavily to ensure that you can handle the difficulty of the curriculum. In addition, one of the most valuable things I got from my time there was networking and career coaching, which ensures that you are set up for success.


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Nautical
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Low-level communication function definitions for Videoray M5 motors. More...
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| void | io_m5_init (char const *path) |
| Prepare M5 motors to receive data. More... | |
| void | io_m5_clean () |
| Disable transmitting and receiving. More... | |
| int | io_m5_trans_set (int(*handler)()) |
| Tell M5 motors to start receiving data. More... | |
| void | io_m5_trans_trywait () |
| Suspends data transmission until there is new data. More... | |
| void | io_m5_trans_stop () |
| Stops motors until resume is called. | |
| bool | io_m5_tripbuf_update () |
| Updates tripbuf with new data. More... | |
| void | io_m5_tripbuf_offer_resume () |
| Resumes motors after stopping. More... | |
| unsigned char | io_m5_tripbuf_read () |
| Finds the tripbuf index to read from. More... | |
| unsigned char | io_m5_tripbuf_write () |
| Finds the tripbuf index to write to. More... | |
Variables | |
| FILE * | io_m5 |
Low-level communication function definitions for Videoray M5 motors.
| void io_m5_clean | ( | ) |
Disable transmitting and receiving.
Unimplemented.
| void io_m5_init | ( | char const * | path | ) |
Prepare M5 motors to receive data.
| path | Location of the motors, unused at the moment. |
| int io_m5_trans_set | ( | int(*)() | handler | ) |
Tell M5 motors to start receiving data.
Asynchronous (concurrent on pc) data writing. It will not be started until io_m5_offer_resume is called.
| Function | that handles writing data to M5s. |
| void io_m5_trans_trywait | ( | ) |
Suspends data transmission until there is new data.
To be called from the transmission handler (ie io_m5_trans_set argument). Meant to be called after finishing transmission of a packet.
If io_m5_tripbuf_offer_resume has not been called since the last call of io_m5_tripbuf_update, then the transmission handler is suspended for ~.5 seconds or until io_m5_offer_resume is called, whichever is first. If there is new triple buffer data available, returns immediately.
By default, a thruster will automatically set itself to power 0 if it has not received a command for over a second. While this can be disabled, it provides useful safety in case something goes fatally wrong in our software or there are connection problems. We could just transmit continuously (on the avr, never disabling the Data Register Ready Interrupt, but at 115,200 baud, that is a lot of processing wasted on the interrupt). While could probably just rely on io_m5_trans_offer_resume being called at least once a second, this times out after .5 seconds (arbitrary margin of safety) just in case.
Should only be called from handler_m5_trans.
| void io_m5_tripbuf_offer_resume | ( | ) |
Resumes motors after stopping.
Makes the current write index available to io_m5_tripbuf_update, and changes the value returned by io_m5_tripbuf_write.
Every value in the write triple buffer (eg buf[io_m5_tripbuf_write()] ) should be written before calling this, as unwritten areas have unspecified value.
Also resumes the transmission handler if it is paused (so it will start transmitting the new data asap). io_m5_trans_set must be called before this is called.
May be interrupted by io_m5_tripbuf_update, but must not interrupt it.
Always leaves the USART Data Register Empty Interrupt Enabled.
| unsigned char io_m5_tripbuf_read | ( | ) |
Finds the tripbuf index to read from.
| bool io_m5_tripbuf_update | ( | ) |
Updates tripbuf with new data.
Causes io_m5_tripbuf_read to return index that was most recently 'submitted' by io_m5_tripbuf_offer_resume.
This should only be run between complete 'uses' of the data, to avoid using disparate data.
Unfortunately, since there is no way to have a lock-free/interruptible triple buffer implementation on the avr, this has to be platform-specific. A lock-free ring buffer would not handle cases when the producer is faster than the consumer well.
| unsigned char io_m5_tripbuf_write | ( | ) |
Finds the tripbuf index to write to.
| FILE* io_m5 |
io with this is blocking, use io_m5_..._set to handle async io.


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Design, Develop, Improve


Can I set up my Hub to run unattended?
There are a couple scenarios under which this would apply. Both, of course, require that Code Co-op be installed on the machine.
- The Hub is only used to transport scripts. It is not a member of any project. In this situation,
there is nothing to configure other than designating the machine as a Hub. As long as there are no unrecoverable addressing errors, the Hub will not require any human intervention. When network connections go down, the Hub will automatically keep retrying until the connections are back.
- Your Hub is a member of some projects for backup purposes: The Hub should be set up as an observer in each project. Also, set the
Project > Options to automatically execute and sync all scripts. (see Auto-Sync mode)
. Your projects will be automatically kept in sync and you'll be able to back them up regularly.


{Widget} Widget provides functionality for an html widget. Class
Extend the widget class to create a new widget
Constructor
{Widget} Widget provides functionality for an html widget.
()
Item Index
Methods
Methods
close
()
[WIP] Closes a widget that has been fullscreened. Remember to close else you have 3 million pages open
display
()
String
[WIP] Gets the widget's display status
Returns:
String:
Gives the widget display status
getname
()
String
Returns the widget's name as a string
Returns:
String:
returns the widget's name, as defined by this.name
getRefresh
()
Number
Gets the widget's refresh rate in milliseconds.
Returns:
Number:
Returns the widget's refresh rate
loop
()
Loop is called periodically based on this.refresh. Updates to the widget should be performed here.
open
()
[WIP] Fullscreens a widget using a new window.
setLocation
(
-
location
Set the location id for the widget.
Parameters:
-
location
String- the div id for the widget to be placed in.
setRefresh
(
-
rate
Sets the refresh rate for the widget in milliseconds.
Parameters:
-
rate
Number- the time in milliseconds between calls to loop
setup
(
-
location
Setup is called once at the instantiation. Use for code that must run after the constructor but before the main loop.
Parameters:
-
location
String- a string to specify the id of the div location for the widget


According to John Gruber of Daring Fireball Markdown is:
a text-to-HTML conversion tool for web writers. Markdown allows you to write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain text format, then convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML).
HTML is great for presenting the information for the web. But, writing HTML in that nice format is not simple and easy without some tools and real understanding of the HTML (the markup language) with its rules and syntax.
One would use Markdown when you want to write documents or web pages but do not want to learn all the details of the HTML.
Some Examples:
Markdown, unlike HTML, is meant for anyone to write with a simple editor without an understanding of many rules and syntax of the HTML. HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. The Markdown got an opposite name of Markup: Markdown.
To write a bold text you would just use a simple keyboard characters **
, before and after the text, to make that part of the text bold. If you were to do the same in HTML then you would have to use HTML tags such as <strong>
before and </strong>
after the text. So, you see, the markdown does not use special tags or commands or syntax to markup the text.
The Markdown processor understands the text that is written in markdown format and converts it into HTML format.
You would use markdown if HTML is not your thing. If you want to publish documents on the web/Internet then these documents have to be prepared in HTML format. Writing documents in HTML format is not for everyone.
Writing HTML is not a complex task and is not difficult to learn. However, if you are not a developer or computer programmer, there is no huge advantage in learning to write documents in HTML.
There are some editors or tools that let you write documents in HTML. These tools look just like a word processor such as Microsoft Word. That is not a bad alternative. But, Markdown is much better.
Here is why Markdown is much better:


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My Resume
Education
- Bachelor's in Journalism and Mass Communication
- Degree earned: 2010
- Focused on news writing and editing
- Took courses in photojournalism
- In-depth study on community journalism
- Also studied Japanese language and women's studies
Coding Experience
- Introduction to Computational Thinking with Python
- Online MOOC from MIT
- Earned ID-verified completion certificate
- Freelance Web Design Projects
- Built or updated websites for clients
- Self-taught skills
Work History
- Red Ventures
- October 2016-Present
- Write website display copy and blogs for GoodCall.com
- Post to Wordpress
- Daily social media posts
- Edit peer work
- Contribute to overall strategy
- Lake Norman Publications
- June 2015-October 2016
- Led production of 3 weekly and 2 monthly newspapers
- Directed a newsroom staff of 10
- Managed freelance budget
- Responsible for hiring decisions
- Led the team through a redesign and shift to new CMS
- Business NC magazine
- November 2014-June 2015
- Assigned and edited stories on statewide business issues.
- Implemented a new workflow system following a company buyout.
- Worked with the designer on creative elements.
- Wrote blogs about breaking business news.
- McClatchy Publishing Center
- August 2013-November 2014
- Edited stories for The Charlotte Observer.
- Designed the local, business and national pages on deadline.
- Trained as an expert software user to test upgrades.
- Wrote blogs about breaking business news.
- Lake Norman Publications
- July 2012-August 2013
- Implemented a new content management system.
- Reduced freelance expenses by more than $2,000 per month.
- Helped reorganize the newsroom staff.
- Responsible for hiring decisions.
- Trained under Pulitzer-winning editor.
- Denver Weekly
- March 2011-July 2012
- Started an 8,000 circulation weekly newspaper in Denver, NC.
- Wrote and edited articles on all beats.
- Took photos to accompany articles.
- Developed a more efficient process for story planning.
- Assisted in page design when needed.
- The Herald Weekly
- August 2010-March 2011
- Covered all beats in the towns of Davidson and Cornelius.
- Edited and assigned freelance articles.
- Took photos to accompany articles.
- Posted breaking news to Wordpress site.
- Assisted with additional assignments for sister publications.


Translation of the 'MATLAB' program 'Carb' (Nathan and Mauz 2008 <doi:10.1016/j.radmeas.2007.12.012>; Mauz and Hoffmann 2014) for dose rate modelling for carbonate-rich samples in the context of trapped charged dating (e.g., luminescence dating) applications.
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0), utils |
| Imports: | interp (≥ 1.0), matrixStats (≥ 0.50.0) |
| Suggests: | testthat (≥ 2.0), R.rsp (≥ 0.42.0) |
| Published: | 2018-12-09 |
| Author: | Sebastian Kreutzer [aut, trl, cre, dtc], Roger P. Nathan [aut, cph], Barbara Mauz [aut, cph] |
| Maintainer: | Sebastian Kreutzer <sebastian.kreutzer at u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | RCarb results |
| Reference manual: | RCarb.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Get started with RCarb |
| Package source: | RCarb_0.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RCarb_0.1.2.zip, r-release: RCarb_0.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: RCarb_0.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RCarb_0.1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: RCarb_0.1.2.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=RCarb to link to this page.


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Karl Marx Stadt Marathon
Chemnitz GER
Race Winners
(20 runnings)
30 May
1987
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2:37:15
26 Apr
1986
2:15:11
2:38:03
27 Apr
1985
2:26:22
28 Apr
1984
2:16:31
2:36:55
01 May
1983
2:15:34
2:37:41
02 May
1982
2:15:48
2:41:07
02 May
1981
2:15:25
2:51:02
03 May
1980
2:11:17
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28 Apr
1979
2:14:52.1
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1978
---
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30 Apr
1977
2:13:32.4
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17 Apr
1976
2:13:57.2
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03 May
1975
2:14:49.6
05 May
1974
2:15:59.8
05 May
1973
2:17:36.2
29 Apr
1972
2:13:19.4
01 May
1971
2:17:30.0
10 May
1970
2:14:41.2
10 May
1969
2:15:31.2
19 May
1968
2:12:16.8
07 May
1967
2:16:09.2
Notes: 1967 was the inaugural year.
n/a
Elena Murgoci (ROM)
Michael Heilmann (GER)
Katrin Dörre-2
Frank Tavernaro (GER)
Frank Konzack (GER)
Birgit Stephan (GER)
Jorg Peter (GER)
Katrin Dörre (GER)
Hans-Joachim Truppel (GER)
Antonia Ladanyi (HUN)
Jürgen Eberding-2
Jozsefne Babinyecz (HUN)
Waldemar Cierpinski-2
n/a
Jürgen Eberding (GER)
n/a
not held
not held
Pekka Paivarinta (FIN)
n/a
Waldemar Cierpinski (GER)
n/a
Eckhard Lesse-3
Gerald Umbach (GER)
Eckhard Lesse-2
Eckhard Lesse (GER)
Jürgen Busch-3
Jürgen Busch-2
Timothy Johnston (ENG)
William Adcocks (ENG)
Jürgen Busch (GER)
Most Wins (1967-1987)
Men
3
Jürgen Busch (GER)
1967,1970-71
.
Eckhard Lesse (GER)
1972-73,1975
Women 2
Katrin Dörre (GER)
1983,1986
Prize Money (ADR qualified
runners only)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 1975 -1.1 n/c .... 1973 +4.7 n/c 1972 -2.0 n/c 1971 +0.4 n/c Avg +0.5 n/c
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <2:12 3 <2:13 7 <2:14 13 <2:15 26 <2:16 46 <2:17 63 <2:18 89 <2:19 103 <2:20 133
Women <2:38 3 <2:40 5 <2:42 7 <2:44 7 <2:46 10 <2:48 13 <2:50 13
Chemnitz Marathon
Race Winners (8 runnings)
| 02 Jul 2016 | 2:49:17 | Gabriel Noutary (GER) | 3:38:26 | Elke Richter (GER) |
| 04 Jul 2015 | 2:51:42 | Andre Fischer (GER) | 4:21:12 | Maria-Sophie Gerlach (GER) |
| 05 Jul 2014 | 2:48:29 | Uwe Friedrich (GER) | 2:57:54 | Uwe Friedrich (GER) |
| 25 May 2013 | 2:43:43 | Denny Richter-2 | 3:07:48 | Dorothea Frey (GER) |
| 30 Jun 2012 | 2:53:30 | Denny Richter (GER) | 3:35:51 | Sindy Walther-2 |
| 04 Jun 2011 | 3:08:01 | Jürgen Krause (GER) | 3:55:07 | Sindy Walther (GER) |
| 05 Jun 2010 | 2:50:34 | Thomas König (GER) | 3:24:37 | Antje Ratzmer (GER) |
| 06 Jun 2009 | 2:38:37 | Kaj Weber (GER) | 3:18:14 | Karola Otto (GER) |
| 17 May 2008 | 2:58:40 | Lutz Uebel (GER) | 3:16:06 | Christin Marx (GER) |
Most Wins (2008-date)
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2
Denny Richter (GER)
2013-12
Women 2
Sindy Walther
(GER)
2011-12
Prize Money (ADR qualified
runners only)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men
None under 2:20
Women
None under 2:50
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Jul 2016
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James Martin's take on the classic Arnold Bennett omelette with extra smoked fish. Serve with a simple radish and fennel salad and tasty homemade dressing.
Equipment and preparation: For this recipe you will need a blender to make the dressing.
For the omelette, pour the milk into a large shallow pan. Add the smoked haddock, smoked salmon, bay leaf and peppercorns. Bring to a simmer. Cook for five minutes, or until the fish has just cooked through and flakes when pushed gently. Lift the fish out of the pan and set aside to cool slightly before gently flaking, discarding the skin. Strain the milk into a clean pan.
Heat a frying pan until medium-hot, add 1 tablespoon of the butter and the eggs. Cook gently, stirring with a fork until they just hold together.
Add half the flaked fish to the top of the omelette. Roll out of the pan onto an ovenproof serving dish and top with the remaining fish.
Preheat the grill to hot.
Clean the omelette pan with kitchen paper, return to the heat and melt the remaining butter. Add the flour and cook stirring well for two minutes. Gradually add the reserved milk, whisking all the time until it forms a smooth sauce. Season with salt and pepper. Pour the sauce over the top of the omelette and scatter with the cheese. Place under the grill for 3-5 minutes, or until golden-brown and bubbling.
Meanwhile for the salad, mix all of the salad ingredients together in a large salad bowl.
For the dressing, combine all of the dressing ingredients in a blender until smooth. Just before serving, pour some of the dressing over the salad and toss. Any leftover dressing can be kept in the fridge for a few days.
To serve, put the omelette in the centre of the table and place the dressed salad alongside.


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Babcock University Reveals What It’ll Do About Trending Sextape (Exclusive)
by Ridwan YusufAs a leaked video of two young persons having sex surfaced on social media platforms and got people talking on Wednesday, the authorities of Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria have exclusively told Concise News they are coming up with a statement soon.
The ‘performers’ in the clip, believed to be students of the missionary school were seen having sex in where appears to be a clinic. The video hit the cyber space on Tuesday and instantly went viral.
Although there are many narratives being pushed around as regards the source of the video, it has since dominated the conversation on Twitter, where a number of users have been registering their diverse opinion.
“We are still in a meeting. We are coming out with a Press Release in a short while. Just be patient, please,” an official of the institution who prefers not to be named disclosed to this online news medium via phone.
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Chapter 3 Distributions
3.1 Scales on Measurement
- Nominal scale: These are categorical values that has no relationship of order or rank among them. (e.g. colors, species)
- Ordinal scale: These are categorical values that has relationship of order or rank among them (e.g. military ranks, competiton results). Though the relative order has no defined magnitude (e.g. Champion can get 40 points, runner up 39 and third place 30).
- Interval scale: There is a numerical order but the difference can only be defined in intervals, since there is no absolute minimum. We cannot compare in relative values. For instance, we cannot say 10 degree celsius is twice as hot as 5 degree celsius; what about -5 vs +5?
- Ratio scale: Scale with an absolute minimum. (e.g. If I have 50TL and my friend has 100TL, I can say that she has twice the money that I have.) Height, weight, age are similar examples.
See more on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_of_measurement. (p.s. Wikipedia wasn’t banned when I prepared these notes)
3.2 Infinity
The concept of infinity is very broad. Currently, you just need to keep the distinction of countable and uncountable infinities in mind.
- Countably infinite: 1, 2, 3, 4, … (e.g. natural numbers, integers, rational numbers)
- Uncountably infinite: 1, 1.01, 1.001, 1.0001, 1.00001, … (e.g. real numbers)
How many real numbers are there between 0 and 1?
3.3 Descriptive Statistics
Here are brief descriptions of mean (expectation), median, mode, variance, standard deviation, quantile.
Mean: \(\bar{X} = \sum_i^N X_i\)
Median: Let’s say \(X_k\) are ordered from smallest to largest and there are \(n\) values in the sample. Median(\(X\))\(=X_{(n+1)/2}\) if n is odd and (usually) Median(\(X\))\(=\dfrac{X_{(n/2)} + X_{(n/2+1)}}{2}\).
Quantile: On an ordered list of values for quantile (\(\alpha\)) provides the \((\alpha*n)^{th}\) smallest value of the list. For instance, if \(\alpha = 70\% = 0.7\) quantile value is the 7th smallest value in a list of 10 values. \(\alpha = 1\) means the maximum. Quantile is an important parameter in especially statistics.
Mode: \(X_k\) with the highest frequency in the sample. In a sample of (\(1,2,2,3,4,5\)), \(2\) is the mode.
Variance: \(V(X) = \dfrac{\sum_i^N (X_i - \bar{X})^2}{n-1}\)
Standard Deviation: \(\sigma(X) = \sqrt{\dfrac{\sum_i^N (X_i - \bar{X})^2}{n-1}}\)
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3.4 Random Variable
Random variables are the abstractions of uncertain events so that we can generalize events in formal functions instead of explicitly enumerating the outcomes. For instance, assume \(X\) is the number of tails in 2 coin tosses.
\[\begin{align} P(X = 0) &= P(\{H,H\}) = 1/4 \\ P(X = 1) &= P(\{H,T\},\{T,H\}) = 2/4 \\ P(X = 2) &= P(\{T,T\}) = 1/4 \\ \end{align}\]\(X\) can take values 0, 1 and 2. \(X\) is a discrete random variable.
There are also the continuous random variables. Continuous random variables are usually defined in intervals instead of individual values. For instance, define \(Y\) as any real number between 0 and 1 and and all values within the interval are equally probable (i.e. uniform distribution).
\[\begin{align} P(Y \le 0.25) &= 1/4 \\ P(X \le 0.5) &= 2/4 \\ P(X \le 0.75) &= 3/4 \\ \end{align}\]3.5 Fundamental Concepts
There are several fundamental concepts to keep in mind.
Probability Mass Function (pmf): pmf is the point probability for discrete distributions (i.e. \(f(x) = P(X = x)\)). For instance \(P(X = H) = 1/2\), \(P(X = T) = 1/2\).
\[\sum_i^n f(x_i) = 1\]
- Probability Density Function (pdf): pdf is the interval probability for continuous distributions (i.e. \(f(x) = P(a < X < b) = \int_a^b f(x) dx\)). Since almost all point probabilities in continuous distributions are 0 (due to infinity), intervals.
\[\int_{-\infty}^{\infty} f(x) dx = 1\]
- Cumulative Distribution Function (cdf): cdf is the cumulative probability for all values smaller than \(x\) (i.e. \(F(x) = P(X \le x)\)). For the coin toss an example cdf would be two or less tails (\(P(X \le 2)\)).
Main relationship between cdf and pdf is (\(F(X \le a) = \int_{-\infty}^a f(x) dx\)).
- Expected Value (\(E[X]\)): Expected value of a probability distribution is calculated as follows.
\[\mu = E[X] = \sum_i^n x_i f(x_i)\] for discrete distributions.
\[\mu = E[X] = \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} xf(x)dx\] for continuous distributions.
Example: Calculate the expected value of number of tails in two coin tosses.
\[\begin{align} E[X] &= \sum_i^n x_i f(x_i) = 0 * P(X=0) + 1 * P(X = 1) + 2 * P(X = 2) \\ &= 0 * 1/4 + 1 * 1/2 + 2 * 1/4 \\ &= 1 \end{align}\]- Variance (\(V(X)\)): Variance is calculated as follows
\[V(X) = E[(X - \mu)^2] = \sum_i^n (x_i - \mu)^2 f(x_i)\] for discrete distributions.
\[V(X) = E[(X - \mu)^2] = \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} (x - \mu)^2 f(x) dx\] for discrete distributions.
Variance can also be calculated as \(V(X) = E[X^2] - (E[X])^2\).


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AdminController
app.admin
Controller for Admin View
Add new statements to the back-end Database (via LoopBack API)
Format numbers (postage) as money (using numeralJS library: http://numeraljs.com)
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Delete any matching statements to be imported from the back-end Database (via LoopBack API)
Import statements into back-end Database (via LoopBack API)
Format numbers (piece counts) w/ comma's (using numeralJS library: http://numeraljs.com)
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Return a function that reads as input file from local file system, using the file input service
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- start() - Method in interface com.disnodeteam.dogecommander.Command
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This function is called once whenever the command is run.
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This starts the DogeCommander; it mainly starts the hardware update thread.
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This stops the DogeCommander; it stops the hardware update thread and stops command execution.
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The Subsystem interface represents a physical component of a robot.


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Ctrl+Left: orbit camera
Ctrl+Right: translate camera left/right/up/down
Ctrl+Left+Right: translate camera forward/backward
Left: move box within plane of face under cursor
Perspective projection
Cull backfaces
Draw wireframe
Fill frontfaces
Transparent faces
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Introduction to Programming Nanodegree - The Basics of the Web and HTML
* The web
* HTML
* urls
* HTTP
* Web Applications
Major Pieces of the Web
You
Your computer + plus browser (Internet Explorer or Firefox)
The internet using HTTP:
Servers
HTML - Hypertext Markup Language HTML is:
Text Content - What you can actually see
Markup - What it really looks like
References to other documents e.g. images and videos
Links to other web pages
HTML Markup examples are:
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{% extends 'layout-nhs-website.html' %} {% set version = "v4" %} {% set heading = "Coronavirus vaccine research" %} {% block beforeMain %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Vaccines are the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases.
They're designed so they do not give people the infection they're protecting against.
Research into vaccines is the only way to find out which vaccines will work. Researchers need people to take part in their studies so they can find out which possible new vaccine works best.
On this page you can sign up to be contacted about taking part in approved UK coronavirus vaccine studies. This means you'll be joining the COVID-19 vaccine research registry.
Vaccines are tested to make sure they're safe before being tested in people. If you take part in a vaccine study, you may or may not be offered the vaccine.
You'll need to visit the hospital, or other research site, a few times over 6 to 12 months.
At these visits, you'll usually:
Between visits, you'll be asked to tell the research team about any symptoms you have. You may need to do some things at home, like take a throat and nose swab every week, or keep a diary.
In England, the research partner of the NHS is the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR). The NIHR is working with equivalent NHS research partners in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales on vaccine studies.
If you sign up to be contacted about vaccine studies, only researchers on studies approved by NIHR will be able to contact you.
There are currently 2 national coronavirus vaccine studies approved by NIHR in the UK, run by the University of Oxford and Imperial College London.
You can find out more about taking part in these vaccine studies at NIHR's Be Part of Research website.
There are strict rules on safety and confidentiality that all health research, including vaccine studies, must follow.
You can sign up online.
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The researchers will then contact you to tell you more about it.
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The Input object [E/M/P/W]
The Input object allows you to retrieve input status. All keys will return a number; 0 when not pressed,
1 on the first frame the key is pressed, 2 while it's being held, and -1 on the first frame it's released.
You can check if a key's value is greater than 0 to see if it's pressed, or if it's exactly 1/-1 to only
have an action if it was just pressed/released. Possible key options are below.
Note: do not rely on the Input object to replace proper UI controls. Changing game state in the UI based
on input will likely cause a fair share of issues and is not supported at this moment (but feel free to
see what does and doesn't work).
Input.Confirm Z or Enter keys
Input.Cancel X or Left Shift keys
Input.Menu C or Left Control keys
Input.Up Up arrow or W
Input.Down Down arrow or S
Input.Left Left arrow or A
Input.Right Right arrow or D
Input.GetKey( keyname)
Get the state of the given key.
Check the Key List to see the available keys.
Input.MousePosX (readonly) - Returns the X position of the mouse relative to the bottom left corner of the screen. (from 0 to 640)
Input.MousePosY (readonly) - Returns the Y position of the mouse relative to the bottom left corner of the screen. (from 0 to 480)
Input.IsMouseInWindow (readonly) - Returns true if the mouse is in the window, false otherwise.


Voice of The Mirror: TV licence pledge reminds us why Labour is for the many
Labour's pledge to keep TV licences free for the over-75s illustrates why Labour justifiably claims it is for the many
by Voice of the Mirror, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/voice-of-the-mirror/Labour's promise to save free TV licences for over-75s from the Tory axe is another great reason to vote for the party in the looming general election.
Deputy leader Tom Watson’s pledge to keep the benefit – introduced by a previous Labour government – illustrates why Labour justifiably claims it is for the many and the Conservatives only for the wealthy few.
Saving 3.7million senior citizens from paying £154.50 each to watch TV, often the only friend many have, is worthwhile in itself.
In the run up to Remembrance Sunday, we must never forget the people who would be clobbered include D-Day and other wartime veterans.
Yet the TV licence row, with Tory cowards breaking a 2017 manifesto commitment to retain them by trying to pass blame on to the BBC, goes to the heart of a political divide.
Labour believes in building a country working for everyone, promoting social justice and spreading prosperity with decent public services and a vibrant welfare state binding communities together so nobody is left behind.
Johnson’s Tory Party is the political wing of a wealthy elite demanding benefits and services be slashed in the interests of those rich few who will be gifted huge tax cuts.
Voting for the NHS
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Miracles are performed daily but the unnecessary financial squeeze on vital medical services is a dangerous, false economy when ops are postponed and people made to suffer.
Let’s vote to give doctors and nurses the resources to do their jobs properly.
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See current water levels by percentage or volume in megalitres (ML). Compare current levels to the previous calendar year. Tap to see the change from the previous day, week, month or year. Turn the device on its side for a full-screen graph, showing this year and last year. Touch to see values for any day of the year. Shake to refresh.
Add places of interest to your Favourites list. Tap any place for the full details.
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new Dealer(cardDeck, numPlayers)
A dealer deals from a shuffled deck with 52 cards. It deals to all
players, ensuring an equal number of cards dealt to each player.
Any remaining cards that were not dealt are marked unused/ unavailable.
Parameters:
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cardDeck |
CardDeck | The shuffled deck of cards to be dealt |
numPlayers |
number | The number of players in the game |
Throws:
Throws an error for one or more invalid inputs.


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Click on a protein to find MD simulations
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LULU ON THE BRIDGE (director/writer: Paul Auster; cinematographer: Alik Sakharov; cast: Harvey Keitel (Izzy), Mira Sorvino (Celia Burns), Willem Dafoe (Dr. Van Horn ), Gina Gershon (Hannah), Mandy Patinkin (Philip Kleinman), Vanessa Redgrave (Catherine Moore), Victor Argo (Pierre), 1998)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
This is writer Paul Auster's film debut as sole director, after doing a script for "Smoke" and co-directing with Wayne Wang, "Blue in the Face."
Jazz saxophonist Izzy Maurer (Harvey Keitel) is hit by a stray bullet while performing at a NYC nightclub and suffers from a collapsed lung, which will prevent him from playing the sax again.  But, then again, if you bought into the film's gimmicky filmmaking style and didn't think it was a smarty-arty pretentious ploy like I did, then maybe you can have a better feel for how the story transpired than I did.
Izzy's ex-wife Hannah (Gina) makes contact with him, and even though she is happy living with her new boyfriend, the producer Philip Kleinman (Mandy), and his young daughter, she tells him that she is concerned about him and reassures him, that once I gave you my heart, it's forever, even if I don't want to live with you anymore. This results in an invite to dinner at her place with Phil and Phil's guest who will direct his next film, the former actress and now director of a new production of "Pandora's Box," a contemporary remake of the film where Louise Brooks played the sexually liberated Lulu, in G.W. Pabst's silent masterpiece. This time Catherine Moore (Vanessa) is to be its director and is looking for a new face to play Lulu. Catherine gets a chance at the dinner table to tell Izzy, that she gave up acting because I didn't want to be invented by anyone, anymore. But the funniest conversation at the dinner table is reserved for one between Izzy and Phil, as Phil wants Izzy's opinion on what he would do if he found a piece of turd on an airplane toilet seat cover after an attractive lady left the toilet, like he did on a recent flight.
While the sixty-ish-looking Izzy is recovering from his wounds, a young waitress, Celia Burns (Mira Sorvino), who is an aspiring actress reports to work at the fancy restaurant she works at, and tells her boss, Pierre (Argo), that she just bought the CD of the sax player who won't ever play again and plans to listen to him play for the first-time when she gets off work.
Izzy, walking home from his ex's lower Manhattan apartment after his dinner engagement, stumbles upon a dead body, of a man identified as Stanley Mars and finds in his briefcase a napkin with a telephone number and a stone, which magically glows with a healing blue light when he darkens the room. The next day he calls the number on the napkin and its Celia Burn's number and by coincidence she is listening to his CD.
The stone causes the two strangers and unlikely lovers to feel connected to each other and thus starts a romance that is so syrupy, that before you know it, this love is so real to them that they are not only sleeping together right away but Izzy becomes a busboy in her restaurant because he can't stay away from her, even for a short time, their romance is that sticky. And, like the man says, his job is to be with her now all the time.
Another coincidence, is that Lulu is trying out for the part of Lulu in an audition. Naturally Izzy tells her that he'll speak to Phil and smooth things over.
At the restaurant, a patron gets fresh with the waitress and the hot-tempered Izzy rushes needlessly to her aid. He gets fired and she quits as a matter of principle, but is traumatized because she needs the money from the job, her acting is not coming along as well as she hoped it would.
But things change for the better when Catherine calls her and tells her that she got the part as Lulu and they will be soon filming in Dublin. Izzy tells her he'll join her there in a few days, but he never says why for the delay. But the reason becomes obvious when some thugs come questioning him about the stone and dislodge his apartment looking for it. You see, it was a contrivance for the script. The filmmaker must have thought it would work out better for the story if he gets jumped in NYC rather than in Dublin.
After the thugs are through with him, we find him held captive by a mysterious anthropologist, Dr. Van Horn (Dafoe), who questions him repeatedly about his childhood, in the empty warehouse they keep him locked up in. It was kind of campy fun to follow his line of questioning; it brought renewed vigor into the mystery part of the story, as an attempt was made to clean up all the syrup that was spilled from the preceeding scenes and get back on the trail of the meaning of the "stone."
All we get to know about the mystery of the stone is from Dr. Van Horn, as we hear him prattle on about how precious the stone is, and if in the right hands, such as his, how much good it can do. There will be no payoff regarding knowing about this mystery, which is a major problem with the film.
There is so much wrong with this film, that even when things are going well for it and it seems like there's some suspense and an intriguing bit of artiness thrown into the script, inevitably it is ruined by a story that just doesn't make sense, and even if it did make sense to those who are more tolerant of the film than I was, it still doesn't excuse the filmmaker from trying to be too clever and disguising his story as something it isn't. To be more precise in my critique, would be to give away the film's flimsy payoff, which would not be fair to those who haven't seen Lulu yet.
I just got the feeling Auster didn't know too much more about this mystery than the viewer did, and because of that the film is lacking substance. I also thought Keitel was too old to play the love interest of a much younger Sorvino, as their romance, the keystone of the film, failed to be inspiring, as it should have been for the film to have had any chance to be effective.
REVIEWED ON 11/20/99 GRADE: C
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The minimum value that should be returned. 0 by default.
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Min
The minimum value that should be returned. 0 by default.
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The maximum value that should be returned. 2,147,483,647 by default.
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An optional array of values that should not be returned.
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Chance
The chance of receiving a positive value. Should be given as a number between 0 and 100 (effectively 0% to 100%)
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An array of weights.
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