Norwich don't have millions to compete, says Farke
Promoted Norwich City do not have the financial resources to compete with established Premier League clubs and are always the underdogs, manager Daniel Farke said on Thursday.
REUTERS: Promoted Norwich City do not have the financial resources to compete with established Premier League clubs and are always the underdogs, manager Daniel Farke said on Thursday.
Despite a famous home win over champions Manchester City in September, Norwich have lost eight of their 11 league games this season and sit second bottom of the 20-team standings.
"We're the underdog in every game, so we cannot expect to win each match," Farke told reporters ahead of Friday's clash against bottom side Watford. "The results are not nice. It's difficult to face different moods during the season.
"Right now is a tough place to be in with (the) moods and confidence of players, but we're looking much better... It's difficult for the supporters... as it is for us, but it is so important that we stick together in these games."
Norwich did not spend big in the close-season transfer window, their highest outlay being a three million pounds (US$3.85 million) loan fee for goalkeeper Ralf Fahrmann from Schalke 04.
"We're not proud of not being able to spend all these millions like the other Premier League clubs, quite the opposite," German Farke added.
"But we have to deal with that and take the right measures, like developing our academy and keep going with what we have. Hopefully one day we can become a prominent financial club, but until then we need to work for that."
Norwich have struggled to score in recent games, with striker Teemu Pukki's goals drying up since he last netted in the 3-2 win against Manchester City. Farke said he hoped the Finland forward's drought would end against winless Watford.
"It's important Teemu works hard, he is an experienced striker," Farke said. "He knows these times of struggling to score will come, but he knows we all trust him to get those goals flowing again.
"There probably is more pressure on Watford than us. They're in a worse position than us and it's not easy, they're meant to be an experienced Premier League team."
(Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru; editing by Ken Ferris)


UFC 244 Diaz vs Masvidal fight card, UK start time, TV channel and live stream information
Nate Diaz takes on Jorge Masvidal in New York while Darren Till meets Kelvin Gastelum at middleweight
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingThe main event at UFC 244 sees Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz face off in a highly anticipated bout for the 'BMF' belt, created especially for this fight by UFC to mark the 500th event.
The ‘BMF’ belt will be presented by Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson with the winner also elevating himself into welterweight title contention.
Meanwhile, Liverpool native and No.10 ranked UFC welterweight Darren Till makes his debut in the middleweight division against No.4 ranked Kelvin Gastelum in the night’s co-main event.
Till has spoken openly about the risk associated with facing such a quality opponent in his first fight in the division, but believes he has nothing to lose and is taking a chance in going for glory.
Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fights...
What time will the fights start?
The first fights on the early prelim card will start at 10.30pm GMT. The prelims will then begin at midnight with the main card starting at 2am.
Expect Till and Gastelum to be in the cage around 3.30am with Diaz and Masvidal following after.
What TV channel are they on in the UK?
The fights will be shown on BT Sport 1 in the UK with coverage starting at midnight.
Is there a live stream?
The fights can be streamed by BT customers on BT Sport 1 using the website or app.
If you are not a BT customer but are an EE customer, you can sign up for a free trial and watch the fights at no cost. Click here to sign up
What is the full card?
Main card
Jorge Masvidal vs Nate Diaz
Kelvin Gastelum vs Darren Till
Stephen Thompson vs Vicente Luque
Derrick Lewis vs Blagoy Ivanov
Kevin Lee vs Gregor Gillespie
Preliminary card
Corey Anderson vs Johnny Walker
Shane Burgos vs Makwan Amirkhani
Brad Tavares vs Edmen Shahbazyan
Andrei Arlovski vs Jairzinho Rozenstruik
Early Preliminary card
Jennifer Maia vs Katlyn Chookagian
Lyman Good vs Chance Rencountre
Julio Arce vs Hakeem Dawodu
What are the odds?
Masvidal 1/2
Diaz 6/4
Latest news
Jorge Masvidal is ready to fight Conor McGregor next year.
The Irishman has not fought since he was choked out by Khabib Nurmagomedov last October in their lightweight world title fight.
But McGregor is due to return on January 18 against Donald Cerrone and will then target the winner of Masvidal's fight against Nate Diaz tonight.
And Masvidal is ready to grant him his wish.
"Conor’s done amazing things in this sport, and I always give – not always – but I try to give credit where credit is due," he said.
"He’s got two belts, he’s got the fastest knockout with the title, he’s done a lot of great things, you know. But as of late, he hasn’t competed in a while.
"I’m just hearing things; I’m not seeing.
"Conor’s the same, he’s a fighter. He might not be the toughest guy, but he’s a hell of a fighter, and he brings in millions of dollars, so of course I’m going to fight that guy over all these other bums. It’s a no-brainer, man. But is he fighting? I don’t know."


Using Metapack Packages¶
This section will use and example package, which is available online in three forms at:
Additionally, the section will refer to the filesystem package, which is just the ZIP package unpacked:
$ wget http://library.metatab.org/example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip
$ unzip example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip
Command Line Operations¶
Note
See the commands page for detailed documentation of the commands in the base metapack package.
Command line programs that operate on packages take a URL to a local or remote package, with a URL fragment to refer to a resource.
Metapack has a single CLI entrypoint, mp, to run commands. The entrypoint is exensible, so other python modules can install additinoal commands. You can see the commands that are avilable, and their version numebrs, with mp config
$ mp config
Package Version
------------- ---------
metapack 0.9.1
metatab 0.7.16
metatabdecl 1.6
rowgenerators 0.8.31
publicdata 0.3.8
tableintuit 0.1.5
Subcommand Package
------------ -------------------------------------
config metapack 0.9.1
doc metapack 0.9.1
index metapack 0.9.1
info metapack 0.9.1
open metapack 0.9.1
run metapack 0.9.1
search metapack 0.9.1
build metapack-build 0.0.2
edit metapack-build 0.0.2
new metapack-build 0.0.2
s3 metapack-build 0.0.2
stats metapack-build 0.0.2
update metapack-build 0.0.2
url metapack-build 0.0.2
wp metapack-wp 0.0.6.post0.dev1+g4c7a6bc
Commands which operate on packages take a URL as the last argument. There are a few common forms for these URLs:
Full url |
|
Local file |
example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip |
Metatab.csv in current directory |
. or ‘’ |
Commands that operate on resources use URLs that have a fragment and the name of the resource:
Full url |
http://library.metatab.org/example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip#renter_cost |
Local file |
example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip#renter_cost |
Metatab.csv in current directory |
.#renter_cost |
For instance, to list the resources in a package:
# Remote Package
$ mp info http://library.metatab.org/example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip
# Local filesystem package
$ cd example.com-full-2017-us-1
$ mp info -r
To display the resources:
# Remote Package
$ mp info http://library.metatab.org/example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip#renter_cost
# Local filesystem package
$ cd example.com-full-2017-us-1
$ mp info -r .#renter_cost
Note that in a filesystem package, the reference to the package (‘.’) can be omitted when referencing the package, but is included when referencing a resource. This is because the shell considers strings that start with ‘#’ to be comments. To avoid this, the ‘#’ can also be escaped, mp info -r \#renter_cost, but this form is not commonly used.
Opening Packages¶
Opening packages with the CLI primarily means opening the CSV files included in the package, which you can do from direct reference. Just open the metadata file and read the resource URLs. However, you can also use the mp run program to dump the data in a variety of formats. The URL requires a resource fragment, but if you don’t include it, mp run will show the resources.
$ mp run example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip
Select a resource to run:
Type Ref Url
--------- ------------------------ --------------------------------------
Resource #renter_cost data/renter_cost.csv
Resource #simple-example-altnames data/simple-example-altnames.csv
Resource #simple-example data/simple-example.csv
...
$ mp run example.com-full-2017-us-1.zip#renter_cost
id,col2,renter_cost_gt_30,renter_cost_gt_30_cv, ...
1,,1447,13.6176070905,42.2481751825,8.272140707
2,,5581,6.235932071,49.2803532009,4.9333693054
3,,525,17.6481586483,45.2196382429,13.2887199931
If you just want to list all of the resources and references, use mp info -r.
Using Packages In Python¶
Using packages in Python involves opening the package, and then acessing a resource.
import metapack as mp
# Open the package.
pkg = mp.open_package('http://library.metatab.org/example.com-full-2017-us-1.csv')
print(pkg) # display documentation
# Get a handle on a resource
r = pkg.resource('renter_cost')
# Get a dataframe for the resource
df = r.dataframe()


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What is Agua Biz?
The Agua Principle
This principle allows mutliple requests to be sent in parallel. In practice this means that for example when you are waiting for all AdGroups to download, you can edit the data of another Campaign in between, i.e. the requests are non-blocking. |
Requirements
Being an Ajax application, Agua Biz requires a current web browser with JavaScript enabled. Additionally, your web server must have PHP4 or PHP5 and MySQL (no matter what version) installed. In order to make the installation process as smooth as possible, it is recommanded to have phpMyAdmin installed, too. In general, if your web server fulfills the APIlity requirements, together with a somewhat current web browser, you should be able to run it without problems.
Installation
All you have to do is download the most current version and put it in a folder on your web server. Agua ships with a correctly pre-configured APIlity version, i.e. you do not need to know the internals of this library. Second, you need to setup a simple database that simulates a very basic web store. This can be done using the INSTALL.SQL script. In phpMyAdmin, select a database (the standard database "test" is a good choice) where you want to install the two tables. Then execute the SQL install script using phpMyAdmin's SQL tool. If everything went well, you now should have two tables ("t-shirts", and "creatives-items") in some testing database.
Getting started
In order to use the application, you need both
- An AdWords account with Developer and Application Token
- A Checkout account with a Merchant ID
To successfully login, in the Login Section first enter the desired login data in the file settings.ini. This file consists of three sections:
- The Checkout Settings section where you need to fill in your Checkout data.
- The Local MySQL DB Settings section where need to enter your local server's MySQL login data and the database you have used for the two tables for the SQL install script.
- The APIlity (AdWords API) Settings which must contain all your AdWords API login data
Once you have correctly installed the application, say in the folder htdocs/agua_biz/ assuming you are using Apache, try accessing the files index_buyer.php and index_vendor.php. Therefore type http://localhost/agua_biz/{index_vendor|index_buyer}.php in your web browser's address bar. If everything went well, you should now either see the Login Section of the application, or the web shop web front-end. Please refer to the above screenshots to verify your results.
- If you have entered all the required information into the settings file correctly, you should see your login data in the Login Section.
- Click the "Login And List My Clients" button.
- Second, choose one of your clients in the client selection box in the Client Select Section and click the "Login To This Account" button.
- Third, in the Account Structure Section all Campaigns of the selected client will be displayed. Dependent on the size of the client's account, this may take some time.
Ajax Activity
Agua is an Ajax application. This means that requests can be sent in an asynchronous way. To signalize activity, Agua opens a color-changing box in the upper right corner of the application, saying "Loading" plus the operation being performed. See the example below:Meaning of the icons
| Downloads the corresponding AdWords item (costs quota). | |
| Reloads the corresponding AdWords item (costs quota). | |
| The corresponding tree branch and all sub-branches of the account structure are shown (does not cost quota) | |
| The corresponding tree branch and all sub-branches of the account structure are hidden (does not cost quota) | |
| Updates an AdWords item if changes have been made. Outstanding changes are highlighted with a red background. Once the changes have been confirmed, the corresponding fields are highlighted with a green background for a short period of time (costs quota). | |
| Deletes the corresponding AdWords item (costs quota) after confirming the deletion. | |
| Creates a new Campaign (costs quota). | |
| Creates a new AdGroup (costs quota). | |
| Creates a new Creative (costs quota). | |
| Creates a new Criterion (costs quota). |


DARK CITY
RATING: **1/2 (out of ****)
New Line / 1:43 / 1998 / R (violence, language, nudity, muted sex) Cast: Rufus Sewell; Kiefer Sutherland; Jennifer Connelly; William Hurt; Richard O'Brien; Ian Richardson; Colin Friels; Mitchell Butel Director: Alex Proyas Screenplay: Lem Dobbs; David S. Goyer; Alex Proyas
What's worse: a movie that glows with unfulfilled promise, or one that shows no promise at all? Alex Proyas' "Dark City" falls into the former category without a doubt, and it's a shortcoming that should leave its viewers with quite a bad aftertaste. But the operative word here is "should," especially seeing as how "Dark City" is one of those cinematic experiences that sticks with and grows on you.  I hesitate to call "Dark City" solid, or even really *good,* but if ever a two-and-a-half star film bordered so very close to mild success, it's this one.
"Dark City" takes place in, well, a dark city -- a swirling vortex of menacing ambiance, kind of like a sinister New York with all of the lights turned out. The residents of this place appear to be unaware that it always seems to be nighttime, and they move about their surroundings in an oddly detached way. Also adding to the province's sky-high weird quotient is an underworld group of beings known only as the Strangers. The Strangers are death-pale, capable of flying and possess a strange psychic power called Tuning -- they can alter physical environment just by focusing on any given object or location.
One random night, a man (Rufus Sewell) wakes up naked in a seedy motel bathtub and finds a prostitute stabbed to death in the adjoining bedroom. He has no idea who he is, how he got there or what exactly is going on, so he flees the scene promptly. The man -- who later learns his name is John Murdoch and that he's married to an estranged nightclub singer (Jennifer Connelly) -- is put at the top of a wanted list by a determined detective (William Hurt). While on the run and trying to uncover answers about his seemingly altered state, he discovers that he's a master of Tuning as well, and is also targeted by the Strangers and their human lackey (Kiefer Sutherland) who likely see Murdoch as a kink in their shady plans.
"Dark City" doesn't quite get off to a stable start, as it takes some time to adjust to the prattling manner in which Proyas introduces his cast of warped characters. The funky narrative eventually draws you in; while you're waiting, pay attention to the movie's dazzling visual flair, which emanates both film noir and science-fiction sensibilities. "Dark City" looks fantastic thanks to behind-the-scenes work from production designers George Liddle and Patrick Tatopoulos and cinematographer Dariusz Wolski; these Oscar-worthy attributes hold up even when the movie degenerates into all-out craziness towards its end, as Murdoch battles a plethora of enemies that look like they just walked off of the "Hellraiser" set.
The assembled cast is curious, to say the very least. Sewell (most widely seen in "Cold Comfort Farm") fares best in the lead, creating a protagonist who's engaging and likeable. You root for him, even though at times you're not quite sure what you're rooting for him to do. Luscious bombshell Connelly ("Inventing the Abbotts") isn't given much to do, but looks so very fine in her pseudo-period duds. While Sutherland overacts with halting speech enunciation, Hurt counteracts by deadpanning a little too dull -- these guys are interesting, but not very well played out. And as one of the more prominent Strangers, Richard O'Brien seems to have found another role destined for instant cult success; he played Riff-Raff in 1973's "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
The middle segments of "Dark City" work fantastically, overcoming some opening and closing missteps. For the most part, the film marks a more mature, assured effort from Proyas, whose 1994 hit "The Crow" was a one-note revenge thriller that captured Brandon Lee's soulful swan song. There are some great ideas at work here (for instance, a series of final denouements that are actually quite engrossing in their explanation), but they're executed in a movie that sometimes just doesn't click. Is "Dark City" a great film? No. But does it attempt to be something more than comic book-eye candy? Yes, and it almost works.
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I am a speedcuber, and these are some resources for some of the puzzles I like.
Shoutouts to Conrad Rider, whose TwistySim and VisualCube programs made this site possible.  He's cool.
The Speedsolving Wiki (OLL, PLL) is a good resource, and can be edited freely.
Algdb.net has an incredible amount of 3x3 stuff, and it can be added to.
cyotheking.com has a bunch of 3x3 and 2x2 stuff.
Sarah Strong's website also has a bunch of 3x3, 5x5, minx, squan, and skewb stuff, including a guide to her skewb method.
Meep. Misc. 3-5 and skewb stuff.


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On my transition year trip we visited Krakow in Poland. We visited many tourist attractions such as the concentration camps and cathedrals. One of the main highlights was the indoor aqua park. On our trip we also had night activities such as karaoke and bowling. I didn't particularly like the polish culture ie. the food but I would definitely return again if I had the chance.
I have also traveled to Calcutta where I got to work as a volunteer for two weeks helping the less fortunate with the hope foundation. In Calcutta I got to witness third world problems first hand and it made me realize how lucky we are. I got visit the slums were i was shocked at the grim lifestyle these people live. Together our group raised over five thousand euro.
In recent years on family holidays I have visited Spain, Portugal and France. The climate is hot in the summer months. We visited many water and amusement parks as well as numerous tourist attractions. One of the most important was factors I got the opportunity experience that of different cultures. Family holidays were thoroughly enjoyable something I will never forget.


Purchase Orders A Purchase Order (often abbreviated as PO) is a record of a request to purchase a product from a Vendor. It contains one or more SKUs, the quantity desired for each and the price offered for them.
A Purchase Order progresses through set stages:
- It starts of as simply Saved This state indicates that the PO has been saved but no further action has been under-taken.
- Once it has been sent to the Vendor, it transitions to Sent.
- Once a confirmation has been received from the vendor it becomes Confirmed At this point the PO may be considered a legal contract between the Company and the Vendor.
- Once the ordered SKUs are received, the PO will be marked as either Partial or Complete. A Voucher is then created from the Purchase Order.
Vouchers
A voucher is a record that the Company owes a vendor funds. Like Purchase orders they transition through states; Pending, Paid and In Dispute


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title: Backward Incompatible Changes
version: "5.3"
tags:
- "5.3"
- incompatible
---
Backward Incompatible Changes
Although most existing PHP 5 code should work without changes, please take
note of some backward incompatible changes:
-
The newer internal parameter parsing API has been applied across all the
extensions bundled with PHP 5.3.x. This parameter parsing API causes
functions to return
null
when passed incompatible parameters. There are
some exceptions to this rule, such as the get_class()
function, which will continue to return false
on error.
-
clearstatcache() no longer clears the realpath cache by
default.
-
realpath() is now fully platform-independent.
Consequence of this is that invalid relative paths such as
__FILE__ . "/../x"
do not work anymore.
-
The call_user_func() family of functions now propagate
$this
even if the callee is a parent class.
-
The array functions natsort(),
natcasesort(), usort(),
uasort(), uksort(),
array_flip(), and array_unique() no
longer accept objects passed as arguments. To apply these functions to an
object, cast the object to an array first.
-
The behaviour of functions with by-reference parameters called by value has
changed. Where previously the function would accept the by-value argument,
a fatal error is now emitted. Any previous code passing constants or
literals to functions expecting references, will need altering to assign
the value to a variable before calling the function.
-
The new mysqlnd library necessitates the use of MySQL 4.1's newer 41-byte
password format. Continued use of the old 16-byte passwords will cause
mysql_connect() and similar functions to emit the error,
"mysqlnd cannot connect to MySQL 4.1+ using old
authentication."
-
The new mysqlnd library does not read mysql configuration files
(my.cnf/my.ini), as the older libmysqlclient library does. If your code relies on
settings in the configuration file, you can load it explicitly with the
mysqli_options() function. Note that this means the
PDO specific constants
PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_READ_DEFAULT_FILE
and PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_READ_DEFAULT_GROUP
are not defined
if MySQL support in PDO is compiled with mysqlnd.
-
The trailing / has been removed from the SplFileInfo
class and other related directory classes.
-
The __toString() magic
method can no longer accept arguments.
-
The magic methods
__get(),
__set(),
__isset(),
__unset(), and
__call() must always
be public and can no longer be static. Method signatures are now enforced.
-
The __call()
magic method is now invoked on access to private and protected methods.
-
func_get_arg(), func_get_args() and
func_num_args() can no longer be called from the
outermost scope of a file that has been included by calling
include or require from within
a function in the calling file.
-
An emulation layer for the MHASH extension to wrap around the Hash extension
have been added. However not all the algorithms are covered, notable the
s2k hashing algorithm. This means that s2k hashing is no longer available
as of PHP 5.3.0.
The following keywords are now reserved and may not be used in function,
class, etc. names.


This is a beautiful paragraph about my game. My game features an alien space man character,an evil villian and some coins. When you get seven coins, you win! Then the game will restart. It is very exciting. There is a wall of grass/dirt blocks at the edge so the alien space man character does not go off the edge into the abyss. At some point, I will likely add more features to this exciting game!


The following divs are 350px wide, with some padding.
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I don't fit here, but that's not a problem! I'll scroll left until my last breath *cough* character is seen.
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Click to toggle me! Click spam me! I don't really mind! My pause is mapped to a scope variable.
Enter an odd number into the text field to pause me! My pause is mapped to an expression!
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This text appears in the server's home page. It's what users see when they type the server's address in their browser.
This text appears above the model list, at the server's Models page.
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New Mitchum Project I Worked On
byIt has been INSANELY busy at work lately, hence, no blog posts in over a month. One of the projects that has literally kept me up late is the new Mitchum deodorant website. And yes, HTML5 was used.
Mitchum, which is wholly owned by my employer, launched a new site on Sunday, May 15, 2011. While Max over at image0, set up the back-end development on Sitecore and managed the development process with Scrummy (check out his in-depth post about this here), I wired up the front-end code. As with a previous site I worked on for my bosses, I just hooked up most of the front-end code and didn’t design it.
Despite the tight time constraint and late nights, this was a pretty easy project. I walked away with two major positives: I used a lot of cool new front-end development tools in my work and really refined the process of “thinking” like a developer.
Starting with the tools first…
HTML5 Boilerplate
The Mitchum site marks the first time I’ve coded an HTML5 site from scratch and there’s no way in the world that I would’ve done it without the HTML5 Boilerplate template. While I didn’t use all of Boilerplate’s features, I did follow its best practices: CSS at the top, almost all the JavaScript at the bottom, creating browser-specific CSS based on the embedded classes in the body tag, etc. I didn’t use Modernizr as much has I’d hoped to but it’s there making all the HTML5 tags cross-browser friendly.
Prior to coding, I spent a fair amount of time reviewing Ben Schwarz’s simplified HTML5 spec and wireframed the page elements once the design was about 50% approved. I think that my code meets the spec, although there is an tag structure in one spot that may be questionable and I should have used a tag in the footer; I may have to clean these up a little further down the road.
As I neither designed nor own this site, I can’t confirm how close to spec my code is by sending it to HTML5 Doctor and HTML5 Gallery.
Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate
I’ve used Visual Studio web development tool pretty intensely for about six years and while I don’t know all the ins and outs, I’ll notice some differences when a new version comes out. VS 2010 is faster, has a cleaner interface and is much more intuitive than its predecessors. Were it more LAMP-friendly, it would be my primary web dev tool.
As implied, I used HTML5 Boilerplate inside Visual Studio. Syncing these two things was achieved with…
NuGet
The best piece of knowledge that I walked out with at MIX11.
NuGet is a Visual Studio extension that allows you to add, subtract and update tools and features within the IDE. The tools and features are compiled into .NET packages hosted at nuget.org, and can be added to VS by either adding package references in the VS Tools menu or via the Package Manager command line tool that comes with the extension.
NuGet hosts a few different packages of HTML5 Boilerplate package so I added the one for web forms to my Visual Studio setup. The package contained an older version of jQuery so I updated it using NuGet as well. I’m also looking to clean up and optimize the code on the near future so I’m looking at some NuGet minify packages right now.
Simply put, NuGet is an incredibly awesome tool and I can’t visualize myself using Visual Studio without it. It also runs on Visual Web Developer but not WebMatrix or SharePoint Designer. It will, most likely, never run on the last two.
I saw a couple of NuGet demos at MIX11, with the best one being the demo hosted by Scott Hanselman and Phil Haack. Check it out here. The Silverlight’s pretty crappy though; I suggest watching the WMV with Window Media Player.
As far as how I’ve been “thinking” like a developer, I have to jump back to MIX11:
Before attending the NuGet session at MIX11, I attended Jeff Croft’s session on being a designer/developer hybrid. During the Q&A panel, I asked him if thought that mobile was driving people to be both designers and developers since mobile puts less emphasis on design. He provided a very simple answer, which I’m paraphrasing here:
“Mobile may be pushing some in directions where they need to be both designers and developers, but they’re directions that we should have been going anyway. We need to be thinking about developing for many devices.”
I was somewhat applying this mindset to my work before he said this but his answer forced me to make this mindset conducive to my nature, starting with Mitchum. I really thought about image optimization, cleaner CSS and smaller external files during this project, doing whatever it takes to make the site load faster.
Factor in all the reading on mobile design and media queries that I’ve been doing on my own lately, and I really believe that all designers and developers should think this way-strive to create clean, optimized code that work on as many devices as possible. It will better prepare us for the future and is how I’m living my life moving forward on all of my work.
Coding Mitchum was a good project for me…I’m glad I did it.
Again, check out Max’s post here to see what he did on the back-end.


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Humour and Dialect
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
This is a collection of poetry by African American author Paul Laurence Dunbar. Dunbar's work frequently features a conversational tone, innovative rhetorical structure, and a colorful use of both dialect and mainstream English. Dunbar was among the first nationally successful African American writers.
Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
- Then and Now
- He loved her, and through many years,
- At Cheshire Cheese
- "When first of wise old Johnson taught,"
- My Corn-Cob Pipe
- "Men may sing of their Havanas, elevating to the stars"
- In August
- "When August days are hot an’ dry,"
- The Disturber
- "Oh, what shall I do? I am wholly upset;"
- Expectation
- "You ‘ll be wonderin’ whut ’s de reason"
- Lover's Lane
- "Summah night an’ sighin’ breeze,"
- Protest
- "Who say my hea’t ain’t true to you?"
- Hymn
- "O li’l’ lamb out in de col’,"
- Little Brown Baby
- "Little brown baby wif spa’klin’ eyes,"
- Time to Tinker' Roun'!
- "Summah ’s nice, wif sun a–shinin’,"
- The Real Question
- "Folks is talkin’ ‘bout de money, ‘bout de silvah an’ de gold;"
- Jilted
- "Lucy done gone back on me,"
- The News
- "Whut dat you whisperin’ keepin’ f’om me?"
- Chrismus on the Plantation
- "It was Chrismus Eve, I mind hit fu’ a mighty gloomy day—"
- Angelina
- "When de fiddle gits to singin’ out a ol’ Vahginny reel,"
- Foolin' Wid de Seasons
- "Seems lak folks is mighty curus"
- My Sort 'o Man
- "I don’t believe in ‘ristercrats"
- Possum
- "Ef dey ’s anyt’ing dat riles me"
- On the Road
- "I ’s boun’ to see my gal to–night—"
- A Death Song
- "Lay me down beneaf de willers in de grass,"
- A Back-Log Song
- "De axes has been ringin’ in de woods de blessid day,"
- Lullaby
- "Bedtime ’s come fu’ little boys."
- The Photograph
- "See dis pictyah in my han’?"
- Jealous
- "Hyeah come Cæsar Higgins,"
- Parted
- "De breeze is blowin’ ‘cross de bay."
- Temptation
- "I done got ‘uligion, honey, an’ I ’s happy ez a king;"
- Possum Trot
- "I ‘ve journeyed ‘roun’ consid’able, a–seein’ men an’ things,"
- Dely
- "Jes’ lak toddy wahms you thoo’"
- Breaking the Charm
- "Caught Susanner whistlin’; well,"
- Hunting Song
- "Tek a cool night, good an’ cleah,"
- A Letter
- "Dear Miss Lucy: I been t’inkin’ dat I ‘d write you long fo’ dis,"
- Chrismus is A-Comin'
- "Bones a–gittin’ achy,"
- A Cabin Tale (The Young Master Asks For a Story)
- "Whut you say, dah? huh, uh! chile,"
- At Candle-Lightin' Time
- "When I come in f’om de co’n–fiel’ aftah wo’kin’ ha’d all day,"
- Whistling Sam
- "I has hyeahd o’ people dancin’ an’ I ’s hyeahd o’ people singin’."
- How Lucy Backslid
- "De times is mighty stirrin’ ‘mong de people up ouah way,"


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def evaluate_tcu_images_model(model_fn, dataset_iter, model_fn_name=None):
spsa_attack = attacks.SpsaAttack(model_fn, (224, 224, 3))
return evaluate_tcu_model(model_fn, dataset_iter, [
(attacks.null_attack, "null_attack"),
// (attacks.spatial_attack, "spatial_attack"),
// (spsa_attack, "spsa_attack"),
After Change
def evaluate_tcu_images_model(model_fn, dataset_iter, model_fn_name=None):
return evaluate_tcu_model(model_fn, dataset_iter, model_fn_name= model_fn_name, attacks=[
attacks.NullAttack(),
attacks.SpsaAttack(
model_fn,
image_shape_hwc=(224, 224, 3),
epsilon=(16. / 255)),
attacks.SpatialGridAttack(
image_shape_hwc=(224, 224, 3),
spatial_limits=[18, 18, 30],
grid_granularity=[5, 5, 31],
black_border_size=0)
])


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Check it outML on Networks: Drug re-purposing can be an alternative approach to identifying new novel uses of existing FDA approved drugs. This project computes the prediction probability of whether a compound will cure a disease. Data is collected from 9 distinct sources and integrated into a network. It uses Neo4j to incorporate the data as a heterogeneous network. Network properties help in finding essential network links between each combination of drug and disease. Performed feature extraction on the network and modeled logistic regression classifier on the data to predict the probabilities for all the drug-disease pairs. Utilized S3 and Spark MLLib to achieve ML modeling. Predicted new compound indications. This project proposes to cut down the drug manufacturing costs by an estimate of 66.7%, through the drug re-purposing.
Check it outPredicts Flight departure delay for the origin airport and the airlines. Presented this real-world problem as a software application, which embeds machine learning algorithms. Flask allows the application software to take user input data from the website and push it to machine learning algorithm. Top 4 algorithms are Ridge Regression, Random Forest, Neural Net, and SVM. The final results will show the departure delays for an airline from a specific airport. Neural Net has performed the best by predicting the mean delay as 7.23 minutes for AA airline from DFW.
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This directory contains a number of tools that can be useful for BD-J development. It's not trying to be a professional authoring toolset for the full production of a professional BD-ROM disc. Rather, it's a set of stuff that we found to be useful for experimenting with BD-J on a number of players. To be clear, we have no intention of trying to compete with real tools, like Blu-print or Scenarist. Indeed, the folks at Sony and Sonic have been extremely helpful to us, and we look forward to working together for a long time!
This tool reads an XML file description of the "BD-J Object" file, and creates the binary file that's needed on a Blu-ray disc image. It can also read a binary file, and give you an editable XML representation. If you know MHP, the BDJO is kind of like MHP's AIT. It's the file that says what Java xlets are on the disc, and what should be launched when.
The security tools can be accessed from the package net.java.bd.tools.security
This tool will sign a JAR file containing a BD-J xlet for use in a Blu-ray Disc image. BD-J requires a couple of headers not present in a normal Java SE signed JAR, and it has some specific requirements on the signing algorithms used.
cpistrip is a little hack that sets the "copy protection indicator" flag to 0 in a BD-ROM MPEG-2 transport stream file, or .m2ts. It's useful if you have a BD-ROM disc image on your hard disc with unencrypted m2ts files, and you'd like to burn it on a BD-RE disc without AACS. A BD-ROM disc image burned to BD-RE with the AACS directory removed and with the CPI flag set false in each MPEG packet should play on any BD player that accepts BD-RE discs.
By the way, if you have a PS/3, and you're seeing a "This disc is invalid (80029906)" error when you try to play a BD-RE, try updating to the latest PS/3 firmware, removing the AACS directory and running this utility over your m2ts files.
soundgen tool converts a set audio files in any formats supported by javax.sound.sampled API to a single "sound.bdmv" file. In BD-J, interactive sound(s) are stored in a file named "sound.bdmv". Please refer to section 5.6 of BD-ROM System Description Part 3 Version 2.02 for the specification of sound.bdmv.
soundsplit tool converts a "sound.bdmv" file into one or more .wav format files. In BD-J, interactive sound(s) are stored in a file named "sound.bdmv". Please refer to section 5.6 of BD-ROM System Description Part 3 Version 2.02 for the specification of sound.bdmv.
Logger can be used to log the application behavior at runtime, which can be useful especially on hardware players that do not give out System.out or System.err output by default. See net.java.bd.tools.logger.XletLogger API description for the methods one can call.
bridgehead tool can download an arbitrary BD image off of a network and execute it using VFS update. It is meant to simplify BD-J development process, in particular, testing.
id tool converts an id.bdmv file to an xml format and back. id.bdmv file includes the disc ID and org ID for a given BD image, and required to be present under the CERTIFICATE dir.
index tool converts an index.bdmv file to an xml format and back. index.bdmv is located in the BDMV directory and contains information about the first playback, topmenu and titles on the disc.
MovieObject tool converts MovieObject.bdmv file to an xml format and back. MovieObject.bdmv is a file located in the same directory as index.bdmv and contains information and code for HDMV titles. See BD spec 3-1 section <IP_ADDRESS> for the file syntax.
The PlayList tool converts the existing xxxxx.mpls file to an xml format and back. In BD-ROM, parts of video streams are assembled into "playlists", in a fairly simple binary file. This tool accepts an XML description of a playlist, and generates the binary file needed by a BD player, and vise versa. Note that the playlist sets marks and descriptions which needs to correspond to the CLIPINF and STREAM files on the same disc. BD spec 3-1 3.3 BD-ROM data model section provides a good overview of Movie PlayList. The playlist tool currently do not provide integrety check with clip information.
The above set is sufficient to take the BD-ROM disc image from the HD cookbook site, and start experimenting. There are some other parts of a real production workflow you should be aware of, though. Some of these gaps might be filled by little tools we put here in the future.
Video files are available in a large number of formats, and of course BD-ROM precisely specifies which formats it will accept. For this reason, you can't just take a file from Final Cut, Avid, iMovie or some other editing suite and put it on a disc image. You need to convert it to an m2ts (MPEG-2 transport stream) file. Note that "MPEG-2" is only referring to the encapsulation; the actual video can be encoded in H.264 (AVC), VC-1 or MPEG-2 (subject to certain constraints).
For experimenting with BD-J, it's usually good enough to play a disc image off the hard disk, or to burn that disc image onto a BD-RE disc using the standard Mac or PC burning software for data discs. However, doing this completely ignores requirements around file layout that are an important part of the BD-ROM specification. For example, if a playlist joins to m2ts streams into one presentation, the files have to be laid out on the disc's UDF filesystem in a way that obeys certain constraints. If they aren't, seamless playback is not guaranteed. Even within one m2ts file, if the file isn't laid out correctly on the physical disc, the disc seek time can exceed the BD buffer model, causing a "stutter" in the video playback, or maybe even worse.


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About Me
Hi, I’m a freshman at the University of Texas @ Austin, majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics. I am interested in Full Stack Development, and have recently gotten into Computer Architecture and Rust. I have two years of professional software development experience and am looking for more!
Feel free to shoot me an email if you have anything to say, interesting articles, job opportunities, etc.


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For starters, touch and swipe across this page (or you can click and drag using a mouse)
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Swipe navigation makes for a more intuitive experience on touch devices
Notice that the hashtag in the URL changed
Press the "Transition" button
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Try it!
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Allison Kohn
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Director of State Relations and Policy Analysis, University of Colorado Office of Government Relations
Bachelors degrees from the University of Kansas in Journalism and Political Science, graduated May 2014 Masters in Public Policy from University of Denver in June 2017
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I have never donated to a political campaign but I donated less than $100 to the Black Lives Matter movement in June 2020.
Excellence in Leadership Program at the University of Colorado
I work in the government relations office of the largest university system in the state, and one of Colorado's largest employers. We work on the federal and state level to influence public policy in the interest of higher education and the University system. This includes lobbying at the state and local level, hosting events with elected officials, coordinating outreach trips for CU leadership to visit with folks across the state, and working in a bipartisan fashion. In my previous job, I worked in a congressional office as the State Scheduler for U.S. Senator Cory Gardner, which helped me gain a strong understanding of the various congressional districts and issues across Colorado. In my role, I coordinated the Senator's schedule and his visits to all 64 counties, provided research and briefings, and met with various constituent groups to discuss their issues.
I believe it is critical to have a young, working professional female voice on the commission. The state has become overwhelming diverse since the districts were last drawn, and I hope to contribute to redistricting that is fair and equitable. My current and past work experience has given me the chance to listen and work with constituent groups across all political spectrums, attend town halls with elected officials, and participate in stakeholder groups. I believe my knowledge and expertise will serve the commission well.
Developing legislative strategy that is fair and bipartisan is a key component for my current role as Director of State Relations. I am an unaffiliated voter, and have a strong desire to bring equality to the redistricting of our state. Colorado's population has grown and shifted significantly, even during the short 6 years I've lived here and I believe it's time our congressional seats reflected this change. I have strong negotiation and persuasive skills, which have been honed through my work at the government relations office.
The main function of my current role is policy analysis, which requires strong critical thinking skills. It's my job responsibility to review legislation that may affect the university system, ask our campus stakeholders for feedback, and compile their comments into an accessible fact sheets for legislators and lobbyists. I am able to take complex issues and boil them down to quick, accessible talking points while using policy analysis and research to strengthen my argument.
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Looking at the table below, it is easy to verify that the maximum possible sum of adjacent numbers in any direction (horizontal, vertical, diagonal or anti-diagonal) is 16 (= 8 + 7 + 1).
| 2 | 5 | 3 | 2 |
| 9 | 6 | 5 | 1 |
| 3 | 2 | 7 | 3 |
| 1 | 8 | 4 | 8 |
Now, let us repeat the search, but on a much larger scale:
First, generate four million pseudo-random numbers using a specific form of what is known as a "Lagged Fibonacci Generator":
For 1 k 55, sk = [100003 200003k + 300007k3] (modulo 1000000) 500000.
For 56 k 4000000, sk = [sk24 + sk55 + 1000000] (modulo 1000000) 500000.
Thus, s10 = 393027 and s100 = 86613.
The terms of s are then arranged in a 20002000 table, using the first 2000 numbers to fill the first row (sequentially), the next 2000 numbers to fill the second row, and so on.
Finally, find the greatest sum of (any number of) adjacent entries in any direction (horizontal, vertical, diagonal or anti-diagonal).


This example demonstrates the effect of DisplayObject.cache() and snapToPixel on performance. Caching can provide performance benefits for some types of content because the complex vector shapes do not have to be re-rendered each tick. Different browsers have different thresholds for when caching makes sense. The results for snapToPixel vary between browsers, but in general it will have no effect on the un-cached shapes, but a significant effect when cached.


Module: JsonapiCompliable::Extensions::ExtraAttribute
- Defined in:
- lib/jsonapi_compliable/extensions/extra_attribute.rb
Overview
Only render a given attribute when the user specifically requests it. Useful for computationally-expensive attributes that are not required on every request.
This class handles the serialization, but you may also want to run code during scoping (for instance, to eager load associations referenced by this extra attribute. See (Resource.extra_field).
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: ClassMethods
Class Method Summary collapse
Class Method Details
.included(klass) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/jsonapi_compliable/extensions/extra_attribute.rb', line 36 def self.included(klass) klass.extend ClassMethods end |


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Emotional Intelligence is us as humans having the potential to understand others. There are 4 traits in the emotional intelligence. These include self-awareness, self-management, Empathy and social skills.
Self-awareness: Being able to understand your emotions and thoughts. As well as understanding, how to control the negative emotions. And allowing ourselves to recognise what the cause is that triggers the negative emotions. This being feelings are connected to how we behave.
Self-management: Being able to redirect your negative emotions into positive outcomes. Having self-control of your negative emotions or bad habits. Being able to adapt to new changes in life. And being able to be open to new ideas.
Empathy: Understanding other people’s feelings, thoughts and behaviour. As well as being able to relate and understand other people’s experiences.
Social skills: Being able to understand others around us allows us to have a solid foundation to build and maintain positive relationships.
SEQ is emotion based whereas IQ is intelligence based.
EQ is important because it effects our lives in a positive way by helping us become better decision makers. As well as helping us develop better social skills and makes us better leaders.


823_xiaodaocidaxiong.cpp
const int Exp = 1e9+7;
class Solution {
public:
const int Exp = 1e9 + 7;
int maxProfit(vector<int>& in, int orders) {
long long int ret = 0;
in.push_back(0);
sort(in.begin(), in.end(), greater<int>());
int same = 0, len = in.size() - 1, t = 0;
while (orders) {
for (int i = same; i < len; ++i) {
if (in[i] == in[i + 1]) { ++same; continue; }
break;
}
long long int diff = in[same] - in[same + 1];
t = diff*(same + 1);
if (t <= orders) {
orders -= t;
ret = (ret + (in[same] + in[same] - diff + 1) * t / 2) % Exp;
in[same] -= diff;
}
else {
t = same + 1;
diff = orders / t;
orders = orders % t;
ret = (ret + (in[same] + in[same] - diff + 1) * diff * t / 2) % Exp;
ret = (ret + (in[same] - diff) * (orders)) % Exp;
orders = 0;
}
}
return ret;
}
};


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SHADOWLANDS A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 9.3
Date Released: 12/29/93 (NY, LA); 1/7/94 (elsewhere) Running Length: 2:10 Rated: PG (Mature themes)
Starring: Anthony Hopkins, Debra Winger, Edward Hardwicke, John Wood, Michael Denison, Joseph Mazzello Director: Richard Attenborough Producers: Richard Attenborough and Brian Eastman Screenplay: William Nicholson based on his stage play Music: George Fenton Released by Savoy Pictures
"What was [Joy] to me? She was my daughter and my mother, my pupil and my teacher, my subject and my sovereign; and always, holding all these in solution, my trusty comrade, friend, shipmate, fellow-soldier. My mistress; but at the same time all that any man friend (and I have good ones) has ever been to me. Perhaps more. If we had never fallen in love we should have none the less been always together, and created a scandal." - C. S. Lewis, A GRIEF OBSERVED
One of England's most admired scholars and authors of the middle of the twentieth century, C. S. Lewis is known for a wide variety of literature, including a science fiction trilogy (OUT OF THE SILENT PLANET, PERELANDRA, and THAT HIDEOUS STRENGTH), a fantasy saga (THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA), and a number of works as a Christian apologist, most notably THE SCREWTAPE LETTERS, THE ALLEGORY OF LOVE, MERE CHRISTIANITY, and A GRIEF OBSERVED. Born in Northern Ireland in 1898, Lewis lived almost his entire live in the British Isles, dying in Oxford on November 22, 1963.
Lewis, known as Jack to his friends (having never liked his given name, Clive), met Joy Davidman Gresham in 1952. The two had corresponded for some time when Joy arrived in England to escape the strain of a collapsing marriage. Over the next several years, Lewis and Joy met several times, developing and strengthening a friendship. After her divorce from her husband, she and her two young sons came to live in London, and when the government refused to renew Joy's residency permit in 1956, Lewis married her "in name only", so she could stay. Early in 1957, Joy was diagnosed as having advanced cancer, and while she lay in her hospital bed, Lewis confessed his love, and the pair were subsequently married in a religious ceremony. When Joy's cancer went into remission, she was allowed to accompany Lewis home, where they spent two happy years as man and wife until her death in 1959.
Richard Attenborough's SHADOWLANDS stays remarkably close to the true story of C.S. Lewis' relationship with Joy Gresham, taking only occasional liberties with the material for reasons of pacing, not over- sentimentalization. Joy's two sons are "combined" into a single boy, young Douglas (Joseph Mazzello). The film ignores Lewis' professorship at Cambridge, preferring instead to keep him at Oxford, and Joy's final days are shown spent at Lewis' house rather than in a hospital.
It's hard to imagine a better choice than Anthony Hopkins for the lead role. Chad Walsh, one of Lewis' close associates, described his friend this way: "In manner, he was straight to the point. He was not given to the sort of chitchat that simply fills in time, though in some moods he could delight in a battle of verbal wit.... To him, an ideal conversation was an intellectual fencing match, and may the man with the best dialectic win. The few times I crossed swords with him, he won. I also noticed that he seemed singularly uninterested in introspection." This is the C.S. Lewis that Hopkins brings to life; the man that we follow from beginning to end in SHADOWLANDS.
This performance also gives audiences a chance to see a gifted actor run the gamut of emotions, from disbelieving joy to tortured grief. Hopkins never had the chance to express himself the way he does here in either HOWARDS END or THE REMAINS OF THE DAY. In many ways, it's as difficult--if not more so--to give a genuine presentation of heartfelt emotions than it is to convey their repression. In SHADOWLANDS, Hopkins gains this opportunity for release. Sit back, watch a master at work, and never once believe that you're not observing the real C.S. Lewis.
It's hard not to be eclipsed when playing opposite Hopkins, but Debra Winger avoids being swallowed in his shadow. She brings a gritty worldliness to Joy Gresham that compliments perfectly Lewis' intellectual spirituality. Where he is reserved, she is frank and honest, going so far to remark to a friend of Lewis', "Are you trying to be offensive, or just merely stupid?"
Best of all is the chemistry between Winger and Hopkins. There is no smouldering sensuality, but they seem very much like a real couple, and there is no phase of their relationship that doesn't strike a true chord. Richard Attenborough knows how to keep the film's tone appropriate to the subject matter, and the scenes flow together naturally.
The supporting cast, although with far less screen time than the principals, is excellent. Edward Hardwicke, best known to American viewers as one of two Watsons in Grenada TV's SHERLOCK HOLMES mysteries, gives a solid portrayal as Lewis' elder brother, Warnie. Joseph Mazzello's Douglas introduces us to yet another impressive child actor.
As proven by GANDHI, Attenborough is a master of biographical storytelling. The failing of CHAPLIN--attempting to cover an entire life in a two-plus hour film--is avoided here, making SHADOWLANDS an immensely satisfying, and emotionally rich, motion picture. This is a rare tearjerker that rejects manipulation at every level, instead relying upon narrative and character.
The initial impression of SHADOWLANDS presented equally by its creative team and title, may be one of somber austerity, but there is a great deal of humor, energy, and life to be discovered beyond the drizzly, often-dreary Oxford landscape. The photography is beautiful, but rarely do green vistas upstage the actors.
To be captivated by SHADOWLANDS, it isn't necessary to have read Lewis' writings. The story is self-contained, and William Nicholson's screenplay (adapted by the author from his own stage play) brings characters and situations into bas-relief. The tapestry of this film successfully weaves together emotion, intellect, and narrative into a pleasing, but never cloying, whole.
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"If you go back a few hundred years, what we take for granted today would seem like magic-being able to talk to people over long distances, to transmit images, flying, accessing vast amounts of data like an oracle. These are all things that would have been considered magic a few hundred years ago."
Samuel Betio


This port is on the southern side of the island Hainan, approximately 500nm SW of Hong Kong. This is China's most southerly province, and from April 2011 permits foreign boats to remain in the area for 183 days a year. See Clearance below for more details.
Hainan Island itself is not far from Vietnam, and with the Paracel Islands close by is a very attractive cruising ground. The islands consist of over 130 small coral islands, sandbanks and reefs divided into two groups. The Amphitrite Group consists of six low, narrow islands with sand cays, shallow lagoons and reefs, and the Crescent Group consists of eight islands forming a crescent-like structure enclosing a stunning deep, central lagoon.
Position 18° 13'32"N, 109° 28'15"E (harbour entrance)
Contact the marina several days in advance to arrange clearance.
Foreign yachts can stay in Hainan waters for a maximum 30 days at one time but will be allowed to apply for extensions twice, with each one not exceeding 30 days.
See this Noonsite report from SY Jade in April 2015 which contains excellent details of the procedures they encountered here.
Last updated December 2015.
A new marina was built here for a stop-over for the Volvo Ocean Race in 2012. The town also provides various resort facilities and services, including a modern hospital.
Last updated December 2015.


Before Change
build_data.untar(dpath, fname)
// According to the author, V2 holds the latest data
dpext = os.path.join(dpath, "insuranceQA-master/V2")
// read vocab file
vocab_path = os.path.join(dpext, "vocabulary")
d_vocab = read_vocab(vocab_path)
// read label2answer file
label2answer_path_gz = os.path.join(dpext, "InsuranceQA.label2answer.token.encoded.gz")
d_label_answer = read_label2answer(label2answer_path_gz, d_vocab)
After Change
build_data.untar(dpath, fname)
ParseInsuranceQAV1.build(dpath)
ParseInsuranceQAV2.build(dpath)
// Mark the data as built.
build_data.mark_done(dpath, version_string=version)


Try out our Premium Member services: Virtual Legal Assistant, Query Alert Service and an ad-free experience. Free for one month and pay only if you like it.
High Court of M.P. Bench at Indore MCRC No.14926/2018 Indore: Dated:- 24.04.2018 Shri Shyamlal Patidar, learned counsel for the petitioner. Shri Suraj Sharma, learned Public Prosecutor for the respondent/State.
Heard.
The petitioner has come before this Court against the order dated 03.04.2018 passed in Criminal Case No.475/2010 by JMFC, Dharampuri, District Dhar with regard to the charges under Sections 21, 37 and 39 of the Air Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1974. The case is initiated on the instigation of the defendant/Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board.
During trial of the case, the petitioner/accused requested the Court to accept photocopies of some documents. The learned trial Court observed that these documents are not admissible in evidence as per provision of Section 63 and 65 of the Evidence Act.
Nothing contrary could be brought to my notice as to how the order of the learned trial Court is illegal or incorrect in the eyes of law.
Looking to the nature of the document and observation made by the learned trial Court, I do not find any perversity or illegality in the impugned order. The petition has no merits and the same is dismissed accordingly.
(Virender Singh) Judge Amit Digitally signed by Amit Kumar Date: 2018.04.26 10:16:14 +05'30'


Last updated 16-04-2016 v3.04
Contact: plf:: library and this site Copyright (c) 2015, Matthew Bentley


A font you can use in your web apps when you want tiny state shapes as a design element.
It's designed to be used at small sizes, and the shapes have been highly simplified to make for a really small font. All 50 states plus D.C. and a wee continental U.S. map fit in about 22k, and they look great on Retina displays.
At ProPublica we're using it in our super PAC tracker.
Download: ZIP | tar.gz | Source Repo
The easiest way to us StateFace on the web is to use FontSquirrel's technique to serve StateFace in a reliably cross-platform way:
In the font/webfont
directory, find the following files and upload them to your webserver.
stateface-regular-webfont.eot
stateface-regular-webfont.woff
stateface-regular-webfont.ttf
stateface-regular-webfont.svg
Note: Firefox gets a bit testy about cross-domain-origin assets so it's really best to serve them from your actual webserver.
Include this chunk of CSS in a stylesheet that's called from your web page. Use the correct paths, of course.
@font-face {
font-family: 'StateFaceRegular';
src: url('stateface-regular-webfont.eot');
src: url('stateface-regular-webfont.eot?#iefix') format('embedded-opentype'),
url('stateface-regular-webfont.woff') format('woff'),
url('stateface-regular-webfont.ttf') format('truetype'),
url('stateface-regular-webfont.svg#StateFaceRegular') format('svg');
font-weight: normal;
font-style: normal;
}
Now, any text that has or inherits the font-family 'StateFaceRegular' style will appear as a state shape. See the character reference below to know which letter will draw which state, or download the handy json file for programmatic access.
If you just want the OpenType font to use in a print layout you can download it here.
| B | Ala. | B |
| A | Alaska | A |
| D | Ariz. | D |
| C | Ark. | C |
| E | Calif. | E |
| F | Colo. | F |
| G | Conn. | G |
| H | Del. | H |
| y | D.C. | y |
| I | Fla. | I |
| J | Ga. | J |
| K | Hawaii | K |
| M | Idaho | M |
| N | Ill. | N |
| O | Ind. | O |
| L | Iowa | L |
| P | Kan. | P |
| Q | Ky. | Q |
| R | La. | R |
| U | Maine | U |
| T | Md. | T |
| S | Mass. | S |
| V | Mich. | V |
| W | Minn. | W |
| Y | Miss. | Y |
| X | Mo. | X |
| Z | Mont. | Z |
| c | Neb. | c |
| g | Nev. | g |
| d | N.H. | d |
| e | N.J. | e |
| f | N.M. | f |
| h | N.Y. | h |
| a | N.C. | a |
| b | N.D. | b |
| i | Ohio | i |
| j | Okla. | j |
| k | Ore. | k |
| l | Pa. | l |
| m | R.I. | m |
| n | S.C. | n |
| o | S.D. | o |
| p | Tenn. | p |
| q | Texas | q |
| z | U.S. | z |
| r | Utah | r |
| t | Vt. | t |
| s | Va. | s |
| u | Wash. | u |
| w | W.Va. | w |
| v | Wis. | v |
| x | Wyo. | x |
Each state is projected using a relevant state plane projection, and the U.S. (lowercase z) is projected using Texas Centric Albers Equal Area. The source shapefiles are adapted from Natural Earth data. See Natural Earth's terms of use for details.
The Glyphs Mini .glyphs
file is included in the repo if any type (especially hinting) experts want to try their hand at tuning it.
FontSquirrel's FontFace Generator generated the files in font/webfont
.
If you want to re-make the .eps
files the tools
directory includes a program to do so. You'll need to have GDAL installed.
Running make state-plane
or make albers
will make a fresh copy.
Copyright (c) 2012, ProPublica
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished
to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING
FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS
IN THE SOFTWARE.
StateFace is a project of ProPublica.


Infinispan 9
Infinispan 9 is the culmination of nearly a year of work. It is codenamed "Ruppaner" in honor of the city of Konstanz, where we designed many of the improvements we’ve made. Prost!
Performance
We decided it was time to revisit Infinispan’s performance and scalability. So we went back to our internals design and we made a number of improvements. Infinispan 9.0 is faster than any previous release by quite a sizeable margin in a number of key aspects:
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distributed writes, thanks to a new algorithm which reduces the number of RPCs required to write to the owners
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distributed reads, which scale much better under load
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replicated writes, also with better scalability under load
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eviction, thanks to a new in-memory container
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internal marshalling, which was completely rewritten
We will have a post dedicated to benchmarks detailing the difference against previous versions and in various scenarios.
Marshalling
We’ve made several improvements in the cluster and persistent storage marshalling layer which has resulted in increased performance and smaller payloads. Also, the new marshaller layer makes JBoss Marshalling an optional component, which is only used when no Infinispan Externalizers (or AdvancedExternalizers) are available for a given type, hence relying on standard JDK Serializable/Externalizable capabilities to be marshalled.
Remote Hot Rod Clients
We now ship alternate marshallers for remote clients based on Kryo and ProtoStuff.
Additionally, the Hot Rod protocol now supports streaming operations for dealing with large objects.
Off-Heap and data-container changes
An In-Memory Data Grid likes to eat through your memory (because you want it to be fast!), but in the world of the JVM that is not ideal: that huge chunk of data gives Garbage Collectors a hard time when the heap goes into double-digit gigabyte territory. Long GC pauses can make individual nodes unresponsive, compromising the stability of your cluster.
Infinispan 9 introduces an improved data container which can optionally store entries off-heap.
Additionally, our bounded container has been replaced with Ben Manes' excellent Caffeine which provides much better performance. Check out Ben’s benchmarks where he compares, among other things, against Infinispan’s old bounded container.
Configuration-wise, the previously separate concepts of eviction, store-as-binary and data-container have been merged into a single 'memory' configuration element.
Persistence
The JDBC cache store received quite an overhaul:
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The internal connection pool is now based on HikariCP, for improved performance
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Writes will now use database-specific upsert functionality when available
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Transactional writes to the cache translate to transactional writes to the database
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The JdbcBinaryStore and JdbcMixedStore have been removed as detailed here
We have also replaced the LevelDB cache store with the better-maintained and faster RocksDB cache store.
Ickle, our new query language
We decided it was time for Infinispan to have a proper query language, which would take full advantage of our query capabilities. We have therefore grafted Lucene’s full-text operators on top of a subset of JP-QL to obtain Ickle. We have already started describing Ickle in a recent blog post. For a taste of Ickle, the following query shows how to combine a traditional boolean clause with a full-text term query:
select transactionId, amount, description from com.acme.Transaction where amount > 10 and description : "coffee"
Cloud integrations
Infinispan continues to play nicely in cloud environments thanks to a number of improvements that have been made to discovery (such as KUBE_PING for Kubernetes/OpenShift), health probes and our pre-built Docker images.
Multi-tenant server and SNI support
Infinispan Server is now capable of exposing multiple cache containers through a single Hot Rod or REST endpoint. The selection of the container is performed via SNI. This allows you to have a single cluster serve all your applications while maintaining each one’s data isolated.
Administration Console
The adminstration console has been completely rewritten in a more modular fashion using TypeScript to allow for greater extensibility and ease of maintanence. In addition to this refactor, the console now supports the following:
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Stateless views
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HTTP Digest Authentication
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Management of individual and clustered Standalone server instances
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Internet Explorer
Documentation overhaul
Our documentation has been completely overhauled with entire chapters being added or rewritten for readability and consistency.
What’s coming
We will be blogging in more detail about some of the things above, so watch out for more content coming soon !
We’ve already started working on Infinispan 9.1 which will bring a number of new features and improvements, such as clustered counters, consistency checker with merge policies, a new distributed cache for even better write performance, and more.


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ROBO SOCCER
DESCRIPTION
"Through my foot don't move, my intelligence does!!" More around to shoot the best in the opponents goal post with firing heros, and keep an eye behind to protect your goal post at the right move of seconds hand. Let get ready for the knockout soccer tournment with your bots.
RULES
- Each team will have to defend the goal on its side as well as score the goal on the opposite side.
- Each team can have a maximum of 3 team members.
- The weight limit of the robot for this competition is 5 Kg.
- Each robot should not Exceed by maximum 30cm.
- The controller and batteries should not exceed 5 kg (This means that whatever components the participants enter on to the field should not be more than 5kg).
- The game will start at the count of 3 given by refree followed by whistle. In case a team starts robot before the whistle, the game will be restarted and a team making this mistake for more than 3 times will be disqualified.
- Each goal scored by a team by rolling the ball on the ground will fetch the team 1 point.
- Maximum 2 members per team will be allowed to remain close to field for operating the robots.
- In case of jam up of robots for more than 30 seconds the robots will have to kick-off again at the order of the refree.
- In case of any discrepancy the final decision rests in the hands of co-ordinators.
- Any act of misbehaviour or misconduct will lead to immediate disqualification of the team.
- The robots are not allowed to use grippers or actuations which are intended to harm the opponent's robot.
- The competition is aimed at making the game a friendly football match rather than a robo war.


African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights
FORUM/GOVERNING BODY: African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights
RULES FOR NEW PARTIES: upon deposit
COMPLAINT AUTHORIZATION: Art. 5(3) declaration Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Establishment of the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights
LINK: http://www.ijrcenter.org/european-committee-of-social-rights/
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COUNTRIES |
RIGHTS PROTECTED |
APPL. AFTER |
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Burkina Faso |
Self-determination of peoples Equal Protection and Non-discrimination Life Equal Protection and Non-discrimination |
1/25/2004 2/18/2000 1/25/2004 2/18/2000 |
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Cote D'lvoire |
Education Liberty |
1/25/2004 2/18/2000 |
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Ghana |
Self-determination of peoples Equal Protection and Non-discrimination Life Equal Protection and Non-discrimination |
1/25/2004 2/18/2000 1/25/2004 2/18/2000 |
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Malawi |
Education Liberty |
1/25/2004 2/18/2000 |
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Mali |
Education Liberty |
1/25/2004 2/18/2000 |


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Ernesto supervises and develops the projects Politik bei Uns and OParl and therefore the topic local transparency and local government information systems. Additionally, he works with mobility data / renewable energy sources and administrates the OKF-DE blogfarm. He works as a self-employed consultant and developer.
Ernesto will hold a workshop on regional counsel information systems on 29.04.2017.
Program for the second day


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Adversary
ADVERSARY
"ADVERSARY "(Hebrews satan), an opponent or foe (
1 Kings 5:4
;
11:14, 23, 25
;
Luke 13:17
); one that speaks against another, a complainant(
Matthew 5:25
;
Luke 12:58
); an enemy (
Luke 18:3
), and specially the devil (
1 Peter 5:8
).
"ADVERSARY "(Hebrews satan), an opponent or foe (1 Kings 5:4; 11:14, 23, 25; Luke 13:17); one that speaks against another, a complainant(Matthew 5:25; Luke 12:58); an enemy (Luke 18:3), and specially the devil (1 Peter 5:8).


<%= totalTrailers %>
Trailers Played
Top Category: <%= topCat %>>
<%= catsPlayed %>
Categories Played
<%= totalQuestions %>
Percentage Correct
<%= totalPoints %>
Monthly Points
<%= bestDailyScore %>
Highest Daily Score
<%= dailyAverage %>
Average Daily Score
<%= streak %>
Longest Streak


Test jFormat Index
- dynamic template name
- dynamic remote template
- foreach with if else
- foreach with array
- foreach with hash
- for loop for each
- for loop with array
- for loop with hash
- if else with for loop
- if else template
- if else partial
- javascript render
- javascript render template
- multi partial
- multi remote template
- nested for loop
- nested for each
- simple partial template
- partial for loop
- loop partial
- remote loop partial
- remote multiple partial
- remote partial for loop
- remote template
- render helper
- simple render


Hey {{ index.selfCountry }} :-)
Have you ever wondered which country has more GDP and which country has a lower carbon footprint? Compare your current location with countries across the globe.
{{ index.selfCountry }}'s Average GDP
{{ index.selfGdp }}
{{ index.selfCountry }}'s Average Carbon footprint
{{ index.selfCarbon }}


All of the examples below are written in the document base of the ROOT application using Eclipse. Build a working environment for your ROOT application in Eclipse with reference to Namecard web application 3rd Test.
In Eclipse, open the GetEmpServlet servlet, which you had previously practiced. You will encounter numerous compilation errors. The reason for the error is that you did not add the servlet API to the ROOT application's BuildPath. Select the Libraries tab as shown below and click the Add External JARs .. button to find and add the Servlet API in CATALINA_HOME/lib.
Create getEmp1.jsp in the ROOT application's document base as shown below.  Visit http://localhost:8080/getEmp1.jsp and test it.
It takes a long time to acquire a connection object in JDBC. Connection pooling is the solution. Connection pooling is the idea of creating multiple connections in advance, storing them in collections like vectors, and popping them out whenever you need them.
The next exercise is to modify getEmp1.jsp to get a connection through the connection pool. We have already added connection pooling to the ROOT application in the servlet chapter lab. (See: Using Custom Connection Pool) Open getEmp1.jsp. Use the Save As... menu to create getEmp2.jsp and modify it as shown below.
<%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" pageEncoding="UTF-8"%> <%@ page import="java.sql.*" %> <%@ page import="net.java_school.db.dbpool.*" %> <%@ page import="net.java_school.util.*" %> <jsp:useBean id="dbmgr" class="net.java_school.db.dbpool.OracleConnectionManager" scope="application" /> <!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="UTF-8"> <title>Second JSP example</title>   <% Connection con = null; Statement stmt = null; ResultSet rs = null; String sql = "select * from emp"; try { con = dbmgr.getConnection(); stmt = con.createStatement(); rs = stmt.executeQuery(sql); while (rs.next()) { String empno = rs.getString(1); String ename = rs.getString(2); String job = rs.getString(3); String mgr = rs.getString(4); String hiredate = rs.getString(5); String sal = rs.getString(6); String comm = rs.getString(7); String depno = rs.getString(8); out.println( empno + " : " + ename + " : " + job + " : " + mgr + " : " + hiredate + " : " + sal + " : " + comm + " : " + depno + "
" ); } } catch (SQLException e) { System.out.println("Error Source : getEmp2.jsp : SQLException"); System.out.println("SQLState : " + e.getSQLState()); System.out.println("Message : " + e.getMessage()); System.out.println("Oracle Error Code : " + e.getErrorCode()); System.out.println("sql : " + sql); } finally { if (rs != null) { try { rs.close(); } catch (SQLException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } if (stmt != null) { try { stmt.close(); } catch (SQLException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } if (con != null) { dbmgr.freeConnection(con); } } %>
The second JSP uses the jsp: useBean action to obtain the OracleConnectionManager object reference. The second JSP can obtain a connection by calling the getConnection() method of the OracleConnectionManager whenever a connection is needed. One thing to keep in mind when using this custom connection pool is that you must use the freeConnection() method of the OracleConnectionManager instead of using the close() method of Connection after using the connection. If you use the close() of Connection, this custom connection pool will not work.
So far we have used System.out.println() to print a log message. If you install Tomcat with the installer on a Windows system, System.out.println() will print a message to the file starting with stdout_ in the CATALINA_HOME/logs directory. To provide a better environment for development and operation, log messages need to be output to the file that the programmer or operator wants. There is a lot of open source about logging. However, we need to understand the basic concepts of logging, so let's use a custom log file, Log.java. Open the getEmp2.jsp file. Use the Save As ... menu to create the getEmp3.jsp file and modify it as follows:
<%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" pageEncoding="UTF-8"%> <%@ page import="java.sql.*" %> <%@ page import="net.java_school.db.dbpool.*" %> <%@ page import="net.java_school.util.*" %> <jsp:useBean id="dbmgr" class="net.java_school.db.dbpool.OracleConnectionManager" scope="application" /> <!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="UTF-8"> <title>Third JSP Example</title>   <% Log log = new Log(); Connection con = null; Statement stmt = null; ResultSet rs = null; String sql = "select * from emp"; try { con = dbmgr.getConnection(); stmt = con.createStatement(); rs = stmt.executeQuery(sql); while (rs.next()) { String empno = rs.getString(1); String ename = rs.getString(2); String job = rs.getString(3); String mgr = rs.getString(4); String hiredate = rs.getString(5); String sal = rs.getString(6); String comm = rs.getString(7); String depno = rs.getString(8); out.println( empno + " : " + ename + " : " + job + " : " + mgr + " : " + hiredate + " : " + sal + " : " + comm + " : " + depno + "
" ); } } catch (SQLException e) { log.debug("Error Source:getEmp3.jsp : SQLException"); log.debug("SQLState : " + e.getSQLState()); log.debug("Message : " + e.getMessage()); log.debug("Oracle Error Code : " + e.getErrorCode()); log.debug("sql : " + sql); } finally { if (rs != null) { try { rs.close(); } catch (SQLException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } if (stmt != null) { try { stmt.close(); } catch (SQLException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } if (con != null) { dbmgr.freeConnection(con); } log.close(); } %>
The catch block must be executed to check the log message. In getemp3.jsp, modify the query to String sql = " select * fromemp ". Visit http://localhost:8080/getemp3.jsp. Check the log message in the file specified in Log.java.
Thu Jun 12 14:30:51 KST 2014 : Oracle Error Code : 923 Thu Jun 12 14:30:51 KST 2014 : sql : select * fromemp Thu Jun 12 14:30:52 KST 2014 : Error Source:getEmp3.jsp : SQLException Thu Jun 12 14:30:52 KST 2014 : SQLState : 42000 Thu Jun 12 14:30:52 KST 2014 : Message : ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
The GetEmpServlet servlet loaded the JDBC driver in the init() method. In the lesson entitled "Servlet", you read that the init() method is called once by the servlet container after the servlet is instantiated. In JSP, there is a method corresponding to the init() of Servlet. if our JSP load the JDBC driver in sort of init() method, it will improve performance. The JSP method corresponding to the init() of Servlet can be found at: http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/7/api/javax/servlet/jsp/JspPage.html#jspInit()
Open getEmp3.jsp. Use the Save As .. menu to create getEmp4.jsp. Modify getEmp4.jsp so that the JSP method corresponding to the init() of the servlet loads the JDBC driver.
getEmp4.jsp is your challenge.