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A number of issues regarding the use of XML[XML] in HTML documents were brought to the attention of the W3C Hypertext Coordination Group. In particular, MathML[MathML] and RDF[RDF] are written in XML and intended to be used in HTML documents.
In response, the coordination group held a meeting 11-12 Feb 1998 in San Jose, CA. We would like to thank the host, Sun Microsystems.
As discussed in [Dialects], evolution of the HTML specification proceeds by introduction of new idioms which interact with deployed software in one of the following ways:
For the past few years, the HTML Working Group has vetted new proposals on behalf of the web community, considering the value of each versus the cost of deployment. But with the introduction of XML into the web, markup design is decentralized. Each community or even each user can use whatever elements and attributes they choose and give them whatever meaning and significance they choose. As MathML and RDF show, at least some of this XML markup is intended for use inside HTML documents.
This meeting explored mechanisms to use XML markup in HTML documents: existing mechanisms and possible enhancements. In particular:
Participants from all W3C working groups, especially RDF, MathML, CSS&FP, and XML, and DOM were invited. A wide variety of experience and requirements were represented by the meeting participants:
The participants request that W3C make the W3C site searchable.
The Appendix B of [RDF] says:
The recommended technique for embedding RDF statements in an HTML document is simply to insert the RDF in-line. This will make the resulting document non-conformant to HTML specifications up to and including HTML 4.0 but the RDF Working Group hopes that the HTML specification will evolve to support this.
The discussion around the RDF requirements showed that possible solutions for RDF included putting all the information into attributes; putting it in an external file; and putting it at the end of the document. in general the participants thought that putting information into attributes was safer than putting it in an external file because of worries about security and forcing tools to be able to cope with multiple files. Since many tools already have to cope with multiple files, other participants thought this was not a drawback where security was not an issue. Some participants thought that putting the information in an external file would sometimes be a necessity, so tools would have to learn to cope.
MathML has many requirements. One of these is a system that can cope with several small chunks of XML in one document, since a document may have many small equations. It has extreme formatting requirements, only some of which are shared by other objects. There was some discussion of MathML needs in terms of the DOM and formatting properties. The MathML has to be able to be passed as a chunk to an external renderer, and the XML has to be able to be formatted in a reasonable way. The MathML does not include HTML elements within it. That was discussed within the MathML WG, but rejected. The requirement that the content of MathML should not show up in down-level browsers was not as strong for MathML as for RDF, although some of the participants thought it would be best.
The participants came to the conclusion that there was definite agreement on doing an XML block, where the contents of the block are well-formed XML, without any HTML semantics. There was much discussion about whether there was a reasonable method to include significant non-standard non-empty elements could be found, and whether there was a possibility of defining some sort of "good" HTML that people would use. Reasons for not allowing HTML semantics in the XML block, even on elements with the same element types as exist in HTML, included
There was also some support for doing an XML version of HTML, where all the XML rules would apply.
The discussion about whether it was possible to require that the contents of any non-standard elements be well-formed XML mostly came to the conclusion that it wasn't; or that it would be extremely expensive for those users simply wanting to add, e.g., a CHAPTER element to their pages. There was support for the notion that there is a difference between adding XML to pages (where the contents of the XML would be well-formed XML) and adding unknown elements in a standard way to HTML (where the contents of the unknown element would not follow XML well-formed rules.) Whether the HTML in an unknown HTML element needed to be "good" HTML wasn't fully clarified at the meeting.
Another problem is that old browsers render PIs.
During the discussion the following requirements were generally agreed upon.
Agreement on terminology: XML blocks, significant non-standard HTML elements (sometimes also called sprinkles), and crud (or real-world HTML). But how do we distinguish between XML blocks and significant elements? An XML block contains XML -- not HTML. A significant element contains HTML -- not XML (unless it's empty, of course; we have to be able to distinguish between empty and non-empty).
The question of how to "sprinkle" non-standard elements in an HTML document while retaining HTML semantics of all elements with HTML element and attribute types devoured most of the meeting. We did not come to a final conclusion on this subject. One proposed solution was to use new elements called CONTAINER and LEAF, with the CLASS attribute used to show the type. The drawback is that users can't define non-standard attributes. There was also much discussion as to whether users would accept this sort of solution, or whether they would want to invent their own element types. It was felt that this solution would allow users to keep on using "real" HTML (a.k.a crud) inside the wrapper elements.
Another proposal was to allow users to define their own wrapper elements. If all elements within the block have end tags, even if they are EMPTY elements, then this could be the way to extensible HTML (not XML). There were several points against this, including the large number of non-standard EMPTY elements that already exist. Many participants thought that defining browser behaviour for this would be almost impossible, and that migrating HTML users to XML with the HTML tagset was a better solution.
How to clean up HTML came up again and again in the discussions. The participants agreed that it is impossible in the general case to create valid HTML from an arbitrary page on the Web without human intervention. Users will not want to risk breaking documents which function. Current HTML has three components: the element type names, default rendering, and semantics (e.g. forms).
There was a strong contingent that said users should wait for XML tools to become generally available and use those, rather than trying to add XML to HTML.
The MathML group would like a mechanism to tell browsers a plain-text string to render, if the equation can't be rendered. This sort of mechanism would potentially be useful for other XML content with high rendering requirements as well.
The biggest reason to come up with a standard method for adding XML (or unknown HTML) to HTML is to allow poeple to use styles and the DOM with these elements. Currently they can't. Browsers do not apply CSS styles to unknown elements, and unknown container elements are not exposed as containers in the MSIE object model. (The DOM WG decided not to tackle the problem, and only talks about valid HTML 4.0 documents, and XML as a separate entity.)
A potential solution was to write HTML as XML, i.e. with MIME-type text/xml. Then all the XML rules would apply. One problem with this is that some browsers sniff the document irrespective of MIME-type and display the content if it looks like HTML according to some heuristic[InetSDK], Appendix A. This may include, for example, having a TITLE element anywhere within the first 200 bytes of the document. Thus document providers may have to add a comment long enough to get rid of the heuristics.
The first option for using XML in HTML documents is to include it by reference, using <LINK>, <A>, <OBJECT> or perhaps even <IMG>. This markup conforms to existing W3C Recommendations. This gives predictable behaviour across the whole spectrum of HTML user agents, at the cost of managing and accessing the compound document.
Another option with predictable behaviour is to use tags and attributes only, and avoid character data which will be displayed by deployed software. Strictly speaking, documents enhanced this way do not conform to the HTML 2, 3.2, or 4.0 specification, but each of those specifications included a note to implementors to ignore unknown attributes.
The XML namespace facility[XML-Names] should be used to manage the risk of name collisions for new attributes and elements. Note that unfortunately, much of the deployed base of user agents will display XML namespace declarations as text.
The linking and attributes mechanisms do not satisfy all of the requirements presented at the meeting. It was agreed that an enhancement to HTML to accomodate XML blocks is necessary.
The definition of an XML block is a chunk of well-formed XML that is inside an HTML document. Any elements within the chunk that happen to have the same element types as HTML elements are not considered to be HTML elements. The error-handling as defined in the XML specification applies, i.e. the processor must halt on well-formedness errors.
There were two proposals for this. (Other proposals that were discussed were discovered to be variations of these).
Using a specific element type has the advantage that the meaning is clear, and that attribute can be added to the element for such things as MIME-type and a link to an external file containing the XML content.
For the XML block case, the group decided on a vote of 10 for and 1 abstension (none against) to use an element called XML. This must be added to a future version of HTML. The attributes are TYPE for the MIME-type and SRC for the URL of the content if it is in an external file. The contents of the XML element are XML. There is an xml PI at the beginning of the XML block that contains all other information that the XML block needs.
Interoperability with the 3.0 generation of browsers is required for successful deployment of RDF, among other applications. This means that the XML block is not a complete solution either.
There are a number of ways in which content can be made to not show up in browsers that don't understand the element.
Of these, putting the content in the HEAD is the most problematic because of the difficulties for HTML browsers of defining where the HEAD ends.
Any of these methods would be considered to not break HTML or XML, and the participants decided that these should be written up (with the exception of putting content in the HEAD) as the recommended methods for coping with XML where the content should not show up in older browsers.
There are, of course, times when none of these methods are suitable for some reason. The group therefore decided to also figure out which of the many unliked methods was the least undesirable. The choices were
The proposal to put the XML content inside an OBJECT element was quickly rejected, as it would not work in Netscape Navigator 3.0.
The problem with APPLET is that if the user has applet loading turned off, the content will show. The problem with SCRIPT is that it breaks the currently defined content model of SCRIPT. There were also worries about whether future XML users will use the SCRIPT element themselves, which would not be possible if it were a reserved element. This concern wasn't shared by the entire group. The problem with using comments is that comments are meant to not contain parsed data, and users couldn't put another comment inside the XML content.
The vote (1 per company) was 1 for comments, 1 for APPLET, and 8 for SCRIPT.
Details of the XML block and SCRIPT mechanisms are the subject of a Working Draft in progress.
The discussion of using XML markup in HTML documents such that it would be "significant" to stylesheet and DOM implementations did not reach a clear consensus.
We observed that XML can be modelled using the HTML 4.0 DIV, SPAN, and CLASS markup, which are significant to stylesheet and DOM implementations. Some experience with this style suggested the community would not embrace it, but the discussion was not conclusive.
A proposal for a "sprinkles" mechanism is the subject of a Working Draft in progress.


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An Elvis Presley movie has to be approached as entertainment, nothing more. His best films, "King Creole" and "Jailhouse Rock," offered more than entertainment - they had meaty stories and well-drawn characters. "Viva Las Vegas" is one of Elvis's most popular movies but when all is said and done, its mere novelty is that it is nothing more than a pictaresque travelogue with Elvis and Ann-Margret chewing up the screen with their songs and dance moves.
Elvis stars as Lucky Jackson, a cocky race car driver with aspirations to race at the Grand Prix in Las Vegas. The trouble is that there is a powerful engine he needs to buy for his precious car. Lucky tries his luck at a Vegas casino and actually wins the money. Unfortunately, the engine is bought by someone else, and through a series of misadventures, namely falling in a pool while making courtly advances to a fellow employee, Rusty Martin (Ann-Margret), Lucky loses his money and finds himself working as a waiter at a hotel.
In the meantime, there are a series of montages involving Lucky and a rival driver, Count Elmo Mancini (played by singer Cesare Danova), who spend about twenty minutes searching for that pretty redhead Rusty at every single Vegas casino and showplace on the Strip (which leaves about one hour of more repetitive montages). There are also the requisite songs sung by Elvis and Ann-Margret - my favorites are the title tune, "The Lady Loves Me," and "Appreciation." And Cesare does not get to perform one song...how cruel!
To criticize "Viva Las Vegas" is to ask for trouble. How can you argue against a movie that hardly has a story or credible characters, and is just concerned with being silly and fluffy nonsense? The movie is mostly an advertisement for Las Vegas, offering scenic beauty and plenty of helicopter shots of the horizon in Cinemascope color. And there is Elvis and Ann-Margret, two dazzling, sexy, charismatic stars who unfortunately have little in the way of chemistry. And the final race car competition results in two deaths (though one of them survives relatively unscathed if you check out the final wedding sequence), and apparently starts at midnight though it seems to last through the next day!
There are some electric moments with the dynamic Ann-Margret, a fabulous singer and dancer and a better actor than Elvis. Elvis himself has one high comedic point where he splashes champagne all over Cesare, who is trying to woo Ann-Margret. Beyond that, I expect much more than pretty scenery and a few good songs, but why carp? People seem to love this movie, so be it.
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group_by
Since Dev Bootcamp wouldn't let me write about my favorite enumerable method of all time, inject, you are getting group_by, which is also pretty useful (just not as awesome as inject). What does group_by do? If you don't include a block of code after you call the method (blocks are the code wrapped in braces include after calling a method (you can also wrap the code in "do" and "end", instead of braces) it returns an enumerator, which I'm not going to address here. If you include a block, according to Ruby Docs, group_by:
Groups the collection by result of the block. Returns a hash where the keys are the evaluated result from the block and the values are arrays of elements in the collection that correspond to the key.
Yeah, so, in english, it groups a "collection" (range, array, hash) by iterating through each item of the collection and applying the code block to it. The keys are the result of running that block on each item of the collection; the values associated with that key are the items themselves that return that result. So if the block is {|x| x/4}, and the first item in the array group_by has been called on is 8, the key will be 2, and at least one of the values will be 8 (any other item in the array that results in 2 when run through the block would also be a value the key 2 points to). In short, group_by returns the results of calculations as keys, and the items that supply that result as values.
Say, for example, you wanted to split up an array of numbers into two groups: one set even numbers, one set odd. You could do this:
[1,2,3,4,5].group_by {|number| number.even? }
=> {false=>[1, 3, 5], true=>[2, 4]}
In the above example, you are asking each number in the array if it is even. If it is even, it returns true, which is the key, and that number is a value associated with the true key. If it isn't even it returns false, which is then a key, and that value is associated with the false key. Pretty easy. You don't have to return true or false as keys, you can return as keys anything your code block returns:
(1..20).group_by {|number| number % 3.5}
=> {1.0=>[1, 8, 15], 2.0=>[2, 9, 16], 3.0=>[3, 10, 17], 0.5=>[4, 11, 18], 1.5=>[5, 12, 19], 2.5=>[6, 13, 20], 0.0=>[7, 14]}
The above code takes all integers between 1 and 20, and groups them by the remainder they return when divided by 3.5. The numbers 1,8, and 15 return a remainder of 1.0 when divided by 3.5; the numbers 2, 9 and 16 return a remainder of 2.0; etc. And that's a simple explanation of group_by.


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German far-right protest dwarfed by counter-demonstration
HANOVER, Germany: Around 7,000 people marched in the German city of Hanover on Saturday (Nov 23) to counter a gathering of around 120 far-right nationalists called to denounce media coverage of neo-nazi groups.
The counter-protesters, carrying a range of flags and placards, many defending diversity and freedom of the press, marched in the northern city.
Police put the total turnout for two separate counter-demonstrations at 7,000. They said around 120 members of the far-right National Democratic Party (NPD) turned out for their protest.
Earlier in the week, police had tried to ban the NPD demonstration, arguing it posed a danger to public safety, but on Friday a court ruled that it could go ahead.
The NPD called their demonstration to denounce journalists - a number of whom they named - who have investigated the far-right in Germany.
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas tweeted: "We were able to see in Hanover what is true for all of Germany: the neo-nazis and fear-mongers who stir up hate against journalists are a minority."
One journalist the NPD singled out was Julian Feldmann, who made a programme for German state television about suspected Nazi war criminal Karl Muenter, implicated in a 1944 massacre of 86 people in Ascq, northern France.
In a television interview, former SS soldier Muenter blamed the victims of the massacre and also made negationist remarks about the Holocaust.
While awaiting trial on charges of incitement and disparaging the memory of Nazi victims, Muenter died at the age of 96 in September.
Founded in 1964, the NPD has around 6,000 members.
In January 2017, the constitutional court, the highest jurisdiction in Germany, rejected moves to ban the party -- the second time it has blocked such a move in 15 years.


This section presents the findings related to the future outlook of the industry. It explores the expectation of the owners pertaining to the length of disruptions, the impact on their income, and the challenges the businesses are facing. The survey finds that the majority of the business owners expect the disruptions to last for around a year. More than twenty percent of the businesses expect to have no or little income compared to 2019. Similarly, challenges related to gaining back trust and managing finances surface prominently among the business owners.
Majority of the business owners, around sixty five percent, expected the disruption to last less than a year. Only around one in ten business owners expected the disruption to last for more than two years. It is evident that during the time of the survey, the majority of the business owners did not envision the second wave of COVID-19 to impact their business. These estimates could likely change given the second wave that has hit Nepal and the ensuing government imposed lockdown and travel restrictions, including suspension of international flights.
Similarly, the majority of the business owners expect their revenues to be affected during 2021, which aligns with their expectation of how long the impact of COVID-19 will last. Around two in five business owners expect to earn no or negligible income in 2021. Only around one in twenty, business owners expect the income level to be at similar or a higher level than that of 2019.
These numbers suggest that even without the projection of impact due to the second wave, the business owners had a bleak outlook for their earnings. The second wave would likely exacerbate the situation even further.
The biggest challenges for the business owners pertain to reviving the tourists’ confidence and managing finances. Around two thirds of the business owners expect that winning the confidence of tourists and guests is a major challenge. It could be that the business owners expect travelers to bide their time before making travel plans. Factors such as the rate of vaccination in a country, the availability of flights, the overall economic outlook in the origin countries/ places play a role in determining the flow of tourists. Similarly, the behavioral change required, shifting from a largely sedentary lockdown lifestyle to a more active travel lifestyle could also be another factor that could determine when travels resume. More research in this topic will likely reveal nuanced insights.
The second and third biggest difficulties of the business owners pertain to managing finances. Around sixty percent of the respondents are concerned about a shortage of cash flow to sustain their operations. The shortage of access to loans and additional funds compounds this shortage of cash. Two in five business owners also mention that accessing additional resources is a major concern for them. Similarly, understanding the demands of source markets and ensuring safety for tourists and workforce are also other major concerns for the business owners.
Majority of the business owners have expectations from the government to take a central role supporting their businesses. Around one in two business owners expect government agencies such as ministries, Department of Tourism, and the Tourism Board, among other departments, to provide support. Our preliminary research suggests that they pertain to eco-system level support such as ease of travel for tourists (limited or no quarantine period for travelers with negative PCR tests), tax-subsidies for businesses, utility subsidies, and access to emergency funds and grants. Around thirteen percent of the business owners also expect support from financial institutions and unions and associations. The support from the financial institutions would be instrumental in helping sustain the operations and that from the associations would be important in voicing the concerns of businesses to the government entities.
The role of informal networks such as friends and family is also important to sustain the businesses. More than one in ten business owners expect their family and friends to support their ventures. This number seems low compared to the informal discussions and research the C2M2 team conducted. This could be because of multiple reasons. The owners could have exhausted support from informal sources in early months of impact, thus leaving them with little space to return to the same sources for support. It could also be that the owners have limited social capital to rely on. Further research on this topic would yield more nuanced insights for the policymakers as to the role of informal networks and institutions in supporting businesses during the times of COVID.


American Psycho (2000)
Reviewed by James Futch *** out of **** stars
I am not sure what to make of AMERICAN PSYCHO, the film based on the book by Bret Easton Ellis about a yuppie serial killer named Patrick Bateman. I knew what the book was about, or at least I think I did. It reminded me quite a little bit of its contemporary BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY. The hedonistic debauchery, misogynistic characters, and conspicuous consumption that so characterized the mid to late eighties are explored in excruciating detail. Oh yeah, and AMERICAN PSYCHO also describes the method by which one may shove a Habitrail tube up a woman's vagina, force a live (and starving) rat into her uterus, and then saw her in half with a chainsaw so quickly that she can see her lower half, legs and all, held up in front of her as she dies. Why the book was passed up for the Pulitzer is still a mystery to me. What isn't so mysterious is the trepidation of mainstream publishers to take on such a book. The company (I can't remember now who it was) that finally decided to print it backed out at the last minute and so the book was never released as a hardcover as was originally planned. Vintage paperbacks picked it up after that and put it out in a rather innocuous looking trade paperback. Part of the publisher's anxiety was that every female character in the book is a "hard body", a sex toy, or a murder victim. The reduction of women to objects is so complete that the Edward Lee style methods of torture and murder lose much of their potential impact. Perhaps that is the idea. The point of view, Patrick Bateman's, is so cold and passionless that when he describes crucifying a woman with a nail gun and dissecting her alive, he may as well be talking about putting together a bicycle or a complicated model of a clipper ship. This might be the way some serial killers actually regard their "work". For Patrick Bateman, murders and executions are as standard as mergers and acquisitions. Despite the attempt to imagine how a true psycho might view the world, the book was only labeled as misogynist and exploitative. Trash.  Now, with the film, AMERICAN PSYCHO, directed by Mary Harron, the feminists just might get the last laugh. The storyline is basically the same. Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale) spends his days on Wall Street, making more money than he probably deserves considering he doesn't do anything all day except listen to his Walkman and go to lunch meetings (where the meals are works of art and cost hundreds of dollars).  Some of the book's obsession with clothes, toiletries, and trendy restaurants is effectively explored in the film. The point is that it's not whether you are important or famous but rather that you LOOK that way, be it because of your suit, hair or where you are sitting at the Four Seasons. In one of the film's highlights, the conceited yuppies show off their new business cards and even though to our untutored eyes they all look the same, Patrick Bateman is silently outraged that his colleagues' cards might be better than his. Christian Bale is pretty perfect in the role of Patrick Bateman. With his chiseled features, muscled body, and five thousand dollar suits, he looks more at home on the cover of GQ than FANGORIA. Unfortunately, that's about all of the Patrick Bateman that director Mary Harron gives us. Hell, she even gives him compassion and sympathy in a few scenes. Like I said, I didn't know what to make of it. It's so obvious that a woman directed this movie. I'm not saying that this is good or bad, just different. For example, all of the men in this movie look like models. When nude, their bodies are perfectly sculpted with rippling abdomens and smooth, taut buttocks. Very sexy indeed. The women in the film are just the reverse. Most of them were not very glamorous, and most definitely not very sexy. And none of them are shown in the nude, as I recall. Now you know it would have been the complete opposite had a heterosexual man directed the film. Yes, Christian Bale would still have been good looking with a Solo Flex body but the chicks would have looked like Playboy models and there would have definitely been more gratuitous T and A. Now I am not saying that this makes a film better or worse. I'm only observing how a point of view can so drastically change a film's look. Seeing Patrick Bateman through Mary Harron's eyes is almost like looking through a special lens, which filters out the psychosis and leaves us with only a conceited, greedy, misogynistic pig, not much different from all the other male characters in the movie. The book's controversial violence also went through that same female filter. It was not surprising that the murder of a male character was given much more set up, pay off, and screen time than the murders of the females, all of which except one occur off screen. Would this have also been flip flopped had the director been, say, Oliver Stone (original contender as director)? I'm willing to bet a toe or two that it would have. And I guess, as a male fan of all things horrific, I would have liked the film more as a result. The film seems to have lost some things that made the book such a controversial firestorm. Take for example the Habitrail/rat scene I mentioned. Well, don't look for it in the movie because it isn't there.  Nope, it all got edited out. So those looking for something shocking, like HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER will be disappointed. In fact, if you are reading this review, then that automatically means YOU, since people that don't appreciate stuff like that wouldn't be on Feoamante.com in the first place!! Yeah, most of us horror fans are likely to feel a tad let down. The previews and posters looked great but the film itself is too watered down.  And Willem Defoe's bit as a detective searching for one of Bateman's victims seemed rather pointless, since it never went anywhere. But as just an "ordinary film", Harron does a competent job. Patrick Bateman's apartment, for example, is beautifully realized from the novel. The obsessive pursuit of the status quo is effectively done.  And the casting is mostly top of the line. Christian Bale is perfect, PERFECT as Patrick Bateman. Leonardo DeCaprio was actually offered the role at one point during the negotiations. Now THAT would have been true horror.
American Psycho (2000)
Directed by Mary Harron
Based on the book by Bret Easton Ellis
Christian Bale .... Patrick Bateman Willem Dafoe .... Donald Kimball Jared Leto .... Paul Allen Reese Witherspoon .... Evelyn Williams Samantha Mathis .... Courtney Rawlinson ChloŽ Sevigny .... Jean Justin Theroux .... Timothy Bryce Josh Lucas .... Craig McDermott Guinevere Turner .... Elizabeth Matt Ross (I) .... Luis Carruthers William Sage .... David Van Patten Cara Seymour .... Christie
MPAA: Rated R for strong violence, sexuality, drug use and language. Runtime: USA:97 / UK:101 / Germany:102 (Berlin film festival) Country: Canada / USA Language: English Color: Color Certification: USA:R / UK:18 / Australia:R
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Aquarius is the Fixed stage of the Air element and is ruled by the lunar side of Saturn. This means that Aquarius use Saturn's energy of giving things a final shape to preserve and strengthen (Fixed stage) ideologies and philosophies (Air element). How does one preserve and strengthen something so intangible such as ideologies? Simple: at first, an idea is open and flexible. When it is repeated several times in the same manner, it turns into an opinion; something one can hold on to and other people who did not come up with it can quote. If enough people decide to keep this opinion the way it is, it then turns into a belief. If this belief grows and becomes more complex, it will eventually turn into an ideology such as Marxism, Nationalism, Naturism, etc.
This process of ideological formation is what Aquarius are so interested in. They enter an ideology and make sure that everyone is treated equally by humbling the strong and elevating the weak until everyone is at the same level as Aquarius believe they should be. The beauty is that Aquarius do this all while maintaining their absolute individuality; something they value greatly. The Fixed stage is what makes Aquarius stable, determined, persistent, stubborn, inflexible, and opinionated. The Air element is what makes them great communicators, analytical, curious, intellectual, social, detached, and easy-flowing.
Aquarius's symbol is a man kneeling down and pouring a vessel of water. This symbolizes Aquarius's offering of knowledge and ideas for the benefit of mankind. The water represents the purifying and washing away of the shackles of the past, making room for a fresh, new start. The kneeling represents the humility in which Aquarius offers this knowledge; expecting nothing in return, not even praise.
Aquarius represents the "Second Childhood" or "Rebirth" stage in the Astrological Karmic Cycle. After concentrating solely on selfish accomplishments during the "Old Age" stage of Capricorn, the soul is reborn again in a child-like, curious, and rebellious form that wants to explore and experience EVERYTHING in this world that it could not in the previous stages because of the constricting laws of humanity. Aquarius see no reason to respect laws, traditions, or other rules that were formed by their predecessors since they live in the ever-changing future. To them, it doesn't make sense to adhere to something that is subject to change soon.

In this karmic stage, Aquarius believe that all humans are absolutely equal to one another. If there is a need to form a political party, change laws, or form a rebellion in order to achieve this equality, Aquarius believe it should be done. They believe in breaking the old rules and are very amused when the more conservative people are appalled by their rebellious manner. This reborn soul is also equipped with a new weapon; a strong intuition about the future.
Aquarius's life mantra is "I know". They came into this world to teach that "love is tolerance" and to learn that "love is becoming one"; something that Aquarius finds highly difficult due to their natural inclination towards individuality and personal freedom.
Aquarius's strong traits are: individuality, tolerance, friendliness (Aquarius are the friendliest of all signs), ingenuity, inventiveness, originality, and genius. Aquarius are great visionaries and often correctly predict the future of mankind, technology, trends, politics, etc. They are obsessed with the future and excel in the latest technologies and gadgets. They have very strong intuition and sixth sense; almost on the verge of ESP.
Aquarius have unmatched concentration abilities to the point where they cannot hear or see anything around them when their mind is immersed in something.
Aquarius have a very calm manner that is seldom disrupted. They have unmatched concentration abilities to the point where they cannot hear or see anything around them when their mind is immersed in something. The ironic thing is that they can tell you exactly what was said at the other side of the room in a different conversation even though they were in deep conversation with the person in front of them. Aquarius have an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and solving mysteries and are willing to sometimes go without sleep for days while trying to solve a problem. They are very attentive and understanding listener.
Aquarius's potential weaknesses are: weirdness, irritability, disconnection from reality, absent-mindedness, and an overall refusal to cooperate. Aquarius is in the far corner of the lunar signs and is of the Air element which makes them cold emotionally. They are friends with all the humans in the world and love everyone equally; a trait that makes it hard for them to achieve emotional intimacy with their closer relationships.
Our good friends the Aquarius (and they truly are everyone's good friends), are not ones to fall into a pit they cannot easily get out of. Born with high intuition, intelligence, creativity, and self-confidence, they can figure their way out of any rabbit hole like the great detective they naturally are. However, these absent-minded professors get so immersed in their latest studies that they literally forget to take care of themselves. Aquarius have a tendency to lose sleep, nutrition, and sometimes hygiene while contemplating a mathematical algorithm, working on a plan for world peace, or inventing a new form of energy. A good advice would be for them to have someone that can look out for their earthly needs or for them to become more aware of this problem as many Aquarius end up hurting themselves badly due to this habit..
Aquarius are quite fond and protective of their personal freedom. This allows them to maintain their individuality and aloofness all while being immersed within multiple groups of people, causes, movements, etc. This characteristic of theirs makes it very difficult to develop intimate relationships. Add to that the fact that to the Aquarius, every human is equal and thus loved equally by them, and what you get is a difficulty in forming and maintaining intimate relationships such as marriage (this is one of the reasons that Aquarius are not running to get married). It would serve the Aquarius well to be aware of this obstacle and be honest with their close friends and loved ones in order for them to be sensitive to the matter and compromise on the amount of freedom and intimacy they have in an intimate relationship.
Aquarius are not a big foodies at all; they would much rather talk than eat. Just like everything in Aquarius lives, if they are already engaged in doing it, it must have a different and diversified twist than the norm. The same goes for Aquarius's taste in clothes. They like to wear something that will allow them to stand out from the rest, such as a bright color or a modern design as if to announce that they are different than everyone.
Although Aquarius love to engage in discussions about humanity, philosophy, psychology, science, etc., they are not ones to argue or force their opinions on others. Aquarius's life motto is "live and let live" and he fights for the freedom of others to have their individual opinion. Aquarius are usually too immersed in their studies, work, causes, etc. to have time for hobbies. If they do find a bit of time, these hobbies will revolve around their element; air. Aquarius like brisk walks, runs, climbing, tennis, driving fast with the top down or anything that allows them to feel and be one with the air. Aquarius also love to have and tinker with new gadgets and other forms of mechanics. They are also a big fan of socializing; there they get to "pick the brains" and closely examine new human behaviors.
Due to Aquarius's love of adventure and investigation of life and human behavior, there are very few things that they dislike or get under their skin. On the contrary, it is when life becomes static, mundane, and not challenging that Aquarius become agitated. Aquarius hate the normal, the narrow-minded, and the mundane. They crave variety in all aspects of life.
Aquarius also dislike the inequality and pompousness that is the natural byproduct of hierarchy, no matter which establishment we are speaking about. In their eyes, all humans are equal and nobody should hold themselves higher than anyone else. Because of this, Aquarius strongly dislike authority and rules that confine them.  They also cannot stand wiliness, cunningness, or people who pretend to be what they are not.
Aquarius is a sign that has many, many friends of different walks of life and different friend circles and they enjoy rotating between all of them. They are definitely not one to be tied down in a "best friend forever" relationship with any single person; Aquarius hate being tied down to anything. Furthermore, as much as Aquarius love and crave large social groups and friends, they also need their solitude from time to time and can get very creative in finding ways to sneak away to be alone and contemplate some important matters.
When you meet an Aquarius, it is safe to say that they will begin their examinations of you until they feel that they have explored every aspect of you that interests them. Once they feel they have learned everything they wanted to about you, they might just move on to the next person they wans to "investigate". Don't be offended, it's just their nature. If you wish to keep an Aquarius for longer periods of time, make sure you have some interesting new ideas, gadgets, political or human causes that would interest them; Aquarius would love to chat about it with you.
Aquarius have periods of time when they would like to be alone and anti-social.  When planning a meeting with an Aquarius, don't expect to get a set time and place from them; there is very little that is set with their sign. However, if you do manage to get a set time and place, you better make sure you are there on time; Aquarius will be there on the dot. Aquarius is the friend you can share and say anything to; they will not judge you or force their opinions on you. From them, you will receive a listening ear and an understanding mind. However, if you expect to get a very emotional response for your troubles, it is best that you turn elsewhere.
At times when you speak with an Aquarius, you will notice that their mind has wondered elsewhere during your conversation and you may feel that they are not present anymore.  It should also be noted that Aquarius also have an ability to know things that are virtually impossible for them to know. Don't bother asking how they know these things, they have no logical explanation for it and it frustrates them to think about it.
Although Aquarius love to examine and research other people's motives and emotions, they are quite candid about their own. Their motives and responses are complex and they are adamant about concealing them just for one purpose; to see others frustrated. Aquarius also possess a very sharp wit and wild imagination which they uses to confuse people.
The Aquarius male is not very a emotional person and greatly values his personal space and freedom. For these two reasons, the Aquarius male is not one to rush into marriage. Even after he has become engaged, the Aquarius male will try and postpone the marriage as much as he can. Spending the rest of his life with the same woman is not something the always versatile and diverse Aquarius looks forward to. However, once marriage is in place, this fine-tuned man makes a lovely husband. The Aquarius husband will explore and examine every whim his wife makes until he knows her every motive and move. He will use this information to be sensitive to his wife's needs and challenges.
The Aquarius husband will explore and examine every whim his wife makes until he knows her every motive and move. He will use this information to be sensitive to his wife's needs and challenges.
However, the wife of an Aquarius should not expect a very emotional and passionate husband, nor should she "bother" him with such "notions". This is also not a man who will shower you with lavish gifts or many compliments.  Aquarius is looking for a wife who can keep his interest in peek, respects herself, grants him his freedom to pursue his intellectual quests and projects in life, and will take care of the material aspects of the household such as cooking, cleaning, taking care of the children, and finding the misplaced items this nutty professor keeps misplacing.
The female Aquarius is more interested in a man with intellectual and academic achievements as opposed to financial ones. She is looking for a man that will accept her free-flowing manner in life and will be okay with her spending a lot of her time with her friends or on her career. Aquarius is not a sign to be tied down to the house. Both male and female Aquarius are not the jealous types, nor are they passionate lovers.
Free, tolerance, freedom, open-minded, equality, logical, humanity, ideal, unique.
Aquarius's related body parts are the lower part of the legs, which symbolize how Aquarius cause humanity to move forward towards the future. Their lucky color is blue, their lucky stone is sapphire, their lucky number is 11, their lucky day is Saturday, and their lucky metal is cast.
Aries
Mar 20 - Apr 20
Taurus
Apr 21 - May 21
Gemini
May 22 - Jun 21
Cancer
Jun 22 – Jul 21
Sagittarius
Nov 22 - Dec 21
Capricorn
Dec 21 - Jan 20
Aquarius
Jan 20 - Feb 18
Pisces
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# File lib/active_support/callbacks.rb, line 413 def __callback_runner_name(key, kind) "_run__#{self.name.hash.abs}__#{kind}__#{key.hash.abs}__callbacks" end
# File lib/active_support/callbacks.rb, line 408 def __reset_runner(symbol) name = __callback_runner_name(nil, symbol) undef_method(name) if method_defined?(name) end
Define sets of events in the object lifecycle that support callbacks.
define_callbacks :validate define_callbacks :initialize, :save, :destroy
:terminator - Determines when a before filter will halt the callback chain, preventing following callbacks from being called and the event from being triggered. This is a string to be eval'ed. The result of the callback is available in the result variable.
define_callbacks :validate, :terminator => "result == false"
In this example, if any before validate callbacks returns false, other callbacks are not executed. Defaults to “false”, meaning no value halts the chain.
:rescuable - By default, after filters are not executed if the given block or a before filter raises an error. By setting this option to true exception raised by given block is stored and after executing all the after callbacks the stored exception is raised.
:scope - Indicates which methods should be executed when an object is used as a callback.
class Audit def before(caller) puts 'Audit: before is called' end def before_save(caller) puts 'Audit: before_save is called' end end class Account include ActiveSupport::Callbacks define_callbacks :save set_callback :save, :before, Audit.new def save run_callbacks :save do puts 'save in main' end end end
In the above case whenever you save an account the method Audit#before will be called. On the other hand
define_callbacks :save, :scope => [:kind, :name]
would trigger Audit#before_save instead. That’s constructed by calling #{kind}_#{name} on the given instance. In this case “kind” is “before” and “name” is “save”. In this context :kind and :name have special meanings: :kind refers to the kind of callback (before/after/around) and :name refers to the method on which callbacks are being defined.
A declaration like
define_callbacks :save, :scope => [:name]
would call Audit#save.
# File lib/active_support/callbacks.rb, line 616 def define_callbacks(*callbacks) config = callbacks.last.is_a?(Hash) ? callbacks.pop : {} callbacks.each do |callback| class_attribute "_#{callback}_callbacks" send("_#{callback}_callbacks=", CallbackChain.new(callback, config)) __define_runner(callback) end end
Remove all set callbacks for the given event.
# File lib/active_support/callbacks.rb, line 535 def reset_callbacks(symbol) callbacks = send("_#{symbol}_callbacks") ActiveSupport::DescendantsTracker.descendants(self).each do |target| chain = target.send("_#{symbol}_callbacks").dup callbacks.each { |c| chain.delete(c) } target.send("_#{symbol}_callbacks=", chain) target.__reset_runner(symbol) end self.send("_#{symbol}_callbacks=", callbacks.dup.clear) __reset_runner(symbol) end
Install a callback for the given event.
set_callback :save, :before, :before_meth set_callback :save, :after, :after_meth, :if => :condition set_callback :save, :around, lambda { |r| stuff; result = yield; stuff }
The second arguments indicates whether the callback is to be run :before, :after, or :around the event. If omitted, :before is assumed. This means the first example above can also be written as:
set_callback :save, :before_meth
The callback can specified as a symbol naming an instance method; as a proc, lambda, or block; as a string to be instance evaluated; or as an object that responds to a certain method determined by the :scope argument to define_callback.
If a proc, lambda, or block is given, its body is evaluated in the context of the current object. It can also optionally accept the current object as an argument.
Before and around callbacks are called in the order that they are set; after callbacks are called in the reverse order.
Around callbacks can access the return value from the event, if it wasn’t halted, from the yield call.
:if - A symbol naming an instance method or a proc; the callback will be called only when it returns a true value.
:unless - A symbol naming an instance method or a proc; the callback will be called only when it returns a false value.
:prepend - If true, the callback will be prepended to the existing chain rather than appended.
:per_key - A hash with :if and :unless options; see "Per-key conditions" below.
When creating or skipping callbacks, you can specify conditions that are always the same for a given key. For instance, in Action Pack, we convert :only and :except conditions into per-key conditions.
before_filter :authenticate, :except => "index"
becomes
set_callback :process_action, :before, :authenticate, :per_key => {:unless => proc {|c| c.action_name == "index"}}
Per-key conditions are evaluated only once per use of a given key. In the case of the above example, you would do:
run_callbacks(:process_action, action_name) { ... dispatch stuff ... }
In that case, each action_name would get its own compiled callback method that took into consideration the per_key conditions. This is a speed improvement for ActionPack.
# File lib/active_support/callbacks.rb, line 491 def set_callback(name, *filter_list, &block) mapped = nil __update_callbacks(name, filter_list, block) do |target, chain, type, filters, options| mapped ||= filters.map do |filter| Callback.new(chain, filter, type, options.dup, self) end filters.each do |filter| chain.delete_if {|c| c.matches?(type, filter) } end options[:prepend] ? chain.unshift(*(mapped.reverse)) : chain.push(*mapped) target.send("_#{name}_callbacks=", chain) end end
Skip a previously set callback. Like set_callback, :if or :unless options may be passed in order to control when the callback is skipped.
class Writer < Person skip_callback :validate, :before, :check_membership, :if => lambda { self.age > 18 } end
# File lib/active_support/callbacks.rb, line 516 def skip_callback(name, *filter_list, &block) __update_callbacks(name, filter_list, block) do |target, chain, type, filters, options| filters.each do |filter| filter = chain.find {|c| c.matches?(type, filter) } if filter && options.any? new_filter = filter.clone(chain, self) chain.insert(chain.index(filter), new_filter) new_filter.recompile!(options, options[:per_key] || {}) end chain.delete(filter) end target.send("_#{name}_callbacks=", chain) end end
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java.lang.Object org.bushe.swing.event.ContainerEventServiceRegistrar
public class ContainerEventServiceRegistrar
Registers a component with it's Container's EventService while keeping track of the component's container.
Registering with a component's ContainerEventService is tricky since components may not be in their hierarchy when they want to register with it, or components may move (though rarely). This class subscribes a component with it's container event service. If it is unavailable, the registrar waits until the component's Container becomes available and subscribes at that time. If the component changes Containers, the registrar unsubscribes the component from its old container and subscribes it to the new one.
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Create a registrar that will keep track of the container event service, typically used in the publish-only cases where the getContainerEventServer() call will be made before publication. |
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Create a registrar that will keep track of the container event service, and subscribe the subscriber to the eventClass when the ContainerEventService is available and when it changes. |
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ContainerEventServiceRegistrar(javax.swing.JComponent jComp,
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Create a registrar that will keep track of the container event service, and subscribe the subscriber to the event classes when the ContainerEventService is available and when it changes. |
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EventSubscriber eventSubscriber,
java.lang.Class[] eventClasses,
EventTopicSubscriber eventTopicSubscriber,
java.lang.String[] topics)
Create a registrar that will keep track of the container event service, and subscribe the subscriber to the topics and the event classes when the ContainerEventService is available and when it changes. |
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ContainerEventServiceRegistrar(javax.swing.JComponent jComp,
EventTopicSubscriber eventTopicSubscriber,
java.lang.String topic)
Create a registrar that will keep track of the container event service, and subscribe the subscriber to the topic when the ContainerEventService is available and when it changes. |
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ContainerEventServiceRegistrar(javax.swing.JComponent jComp,
EventTopicSubscriber eventTopicSubscriber,
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Create a registrar that will keep track of the container event service, and subscribeStrongly the subscriber to the topics when the ContainerEventService is available and when it changes. |
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jComp
- the component whose container to monitorpublic ContainerEventServiceRegistrar(javax.swing.JComponent jComp, EventSubscriber eventSubscriber, java.lang.Class eventClass)
jComp
- the component whose container to monitoreventSubscriber
- the subscriber to register to the Container EventServereventClass
- the class of event to register forpublic ContainerEventServiceRegistrar(javax.swing.JComponent jComp, EventTopicSubscriber eventTopicSubscriber, java.lang.String topic)
jComp
- the component whose container to monitoreventTopicSubscriber
- the topic subscriber to register to the Container EventServertopic
- the event topic name to register forpublic ContainerEventServiceRegistrar(javax.swing.JComponent jComp, EventSubscriber eventSubscriber, java.lang.Class[] eventClasses)
jComp
- the component whose container to monitoreventSubscriber
- the subscriber to register to the Container EventServereventClasses
- the classes of event to register forpublic ContainerEventServiceRegistrar(javax.swing.JComponent jComp, EventTopicSubscriber eventTopicSubscriber, java.lang.String[] topics)
jComp
- the component whose container to monitoreventTopicSubscriber
- the topic subscriber to register to the Container EventServertopics
- the event topic names to register forpublic ContainerEventServiceRegistrar(javax.swing.JComponent jComp, EventSubscriber eventSubscriber, java.lang.Class[] eventClasses, EventTopicSubscriber eventTopicSubscriber, java.lang.String[] topics)
jComp
- the component whose container to monitoreventSubscriber
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10 Jun 2015
Kazbegi II - Mountain Goats, Nuns and Snow
I’ve been in Muscat, Oman, for two days now and have done next to nothing. Outside it’s around 43°C with 60-70% humidity. Apparently that sort of weather makes me drowsy, so I have done embarassingly little here and haven’t really seen anything either. For some random reason that makes me feel…guilty?
Now it’s midnight and I’m sitting in the bath, listening to Beirut - Port of Call on repeat and sipping a Holsten Non-Alcoholic Malt Beverage Apple Flavour, which I mistook for non-alcoholic beer. Might as well get on with it then. Should we? The last article ended with a description of moonshine chacha.
Day 2 - Lazy mornings and steep ascents
The next morning my mouth tasted like death and felt as if a hamster had slept on my tongue. I got up with agonizing slowness, trying not to wake the pain hiding behind my temples.
After a thick slurry of Indian instant coffee and boiling water (ratio 1:1) and a light breakfast I almost managed to sit upright without swaying back and forth. Outside the sun was shining angrily and the sky was a hateful clear blue. Our accommodation was whisper-quiet, so I figured that the others were still in bed and, hopefully, just sleeping. Groaning, I decided to make use of the time and step outside to take care of my boots.
While sitting there, groggily brushing away, our host turned up with an elderly man in tow. This man called himself the “Georgian Michael Schuhmacher” and was apparently the best driver we could get in this town. He explained the available tours in a passionate presentation. The audience - consisting only of myself, and just barely - nodded patiently. He would repeat the same pitch to all of the others during the next two days, and be disregarded every time. A pity, really, because his white Lada Niva had “adventure” written all over it.  About as comfortable a ride, too.
In the early afternoon the others began to trot around the house in the same, zombie-like state of tupor I had experienced earlier. Their livers were clearly used to more punishment though, since they began looking pretty spry just an hour later.
Quickly we decided on doing the hike up to Gergeti Trinity Church, which sat on top of a steep hill towering over Stepantsminda. So Rene, Manu and myself stepped out into the sunshine (Anthea had decided to relax a little longer) and started walking towards the hill.
Technically, the hike would take around three hours, if we were to follow the looping serpentine sneaking around the hill. Or - amazing choice, really! No, really! - we could just walk to the foot of the hill and then walk…upwards for about 500 meters in elevation. The ascent turned out to be a painful mixture of panting, quiet cursing, louder cursing and burning quads. The view from up there was pretty special though:
About half-way up I must have stopped cursing because I couldn’t afford to waste the oxygen. Luckily, by the time I reached the top and found Manu smirking down at me, I had caught my breath again.
The church was built in the 14th century and looked wonderfully rustic. While it was not permitted to take pictures inside the church, the building itself and the fantastic scenery were enough to keep us occupied for a long time.
Reasonably recovered from the ascent, we decided to take the same route down again. At that point, the weather began to change and the sky turned completely overcast.  Just as we reached the town limit, another group of hikers (a family including little kids and the elderly) walked towards us and up the hill. That very moment it began to rain. By the time we reached our accommodation it rained in earnest. I wonder whatever happend to that little group. I’m sure they made it. Probably.
We passed the evening with a decent dinner in town. I can’t recall if anybody ordered chacha that night. I reckon we might have.
Day 3 - Truso Valley and Juta
The next day we managed to get moving a bit earlier. With the help of our host we had actually found a much cheaper driver who turned up with a 8-seater Delica. That particular model seemed almost impossibly common in Stepantsminda.
We had planned on doing two tours on that day: Truso valley in the morning and a small mountain town called Juta in the afternoon. As it happened, our driver and his wife also ran a B&B. Since our original place did not have any vacancies for the coming night, we would stay at our driver’s.
After sorting out our place for the night we hopped in the Delica and drove south along the river for about an hour before turning past some ancient-looking roadworks into a narrow valley. The Delica ambled over a precariously narrow pass right next to the muddy stream about 20m below us.
Eventually, the gorge opened up into a wide, green valley. We got out of the car and admired the landscape.
Amidst the greenery we found patches of unmolten snow, which obviously led to snowballs being thrown in unsuspecting faces.
Once we got back to the car, our driver drove further into the valley. Much of the road seemed flooded by meltwater, which was running into the stream. We stopped again at a tiny…village?
Walking further into the valley we stumbled upon what turned out to be a nunnery. The nuns welcoming us were incredibly friendly and offered us a snack, which we took with another group of (German) tourists. The nunnery turned out to be very new, so the nuns proudly showed us around the building. This being Georgia they had a Magnum bottle of Whisky on their dinner table. Two of the younger nuns were explaining how and when the nunnery was built, while fiddling with their iPhones.
As we stood there, taking in the views and washing down the hard cheese with coffee, this guy rode up on a horse. Dressed in army fatiques, carrying an army backpack and sporting some indecipherable rank insignia. Like a scene from a movie, he rode up from the valley, passed us silently before stopping in front of one of the nuns. They exchanged a few words before he rode off towards the horizon.
After this somewhat bizarre encounter we walked back to the car. Our next destination was to be the town of Juta, higher up in the mountains. On the way there we drove through several smaller valleys which looked distinctly different from the somewhat winter-y Truso valley we had just left: The roads were lined with blooming trees and small gardens were almost bursting with various greenery growing through fences and hedges. Eventually, the road got steeper and steeper, as we entered another gorge. This time, the road led us at least 50m above the rapids down below. The road didn’t have much of a shoulder, so we all kept glancing back and forth between our driver and the sheer drop. There is something enjoyable about the detached amusement you feel in those moments. I mean, surely nothing is going to happen, right? Heh.
Our driver proved himself unflappable and delivered us to the small village. The first thing we noticed was the stream thundering down the middle of the town.
After a round of coffees at the local cafe, we decided to climb up on top of one the hills surrounding the Juta.
After a while of aimless wandering we found a passable trail. We decided to look at that snow you see in the distance up close:
In the end we got to within about 500 meters of it before deciding to turn around and head back. So we walked all the way back into town were we enjoyed a round of drinks before looking around for our driver. As these things go, everybody alwas sleeps on the way back. As did we, exhausted by a fair amount of hiking and that clear mountain air.
In the evening, the four of us gathered at our driver’s house were we enjoyed a fantastic home-cooked meal of traditional Georgian dishes. After a few drinks we all headed off to bed.
Until next time,
Arne


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Learned about transmission system, modeling transformer, transmission line and Newton Raphson method to calculate power flow
• Gone through various paper about what could happen to the grid if we have high EV penetration such as overvoltage, transformaer overload
Final Project
• Simulated the IEEE 34 node test feeder electric grid using MATLAB and Newton Raphson method
• Optimized the coordinated electric vehicle charging strategy to make sure the transformer doesn’t exceed the critical temperature while charging electric vehicle overnight
Battery storage is becoming more important with higher renewable energy penetration
We used two method to model battery:
1. OCV-R-RC model: a lumped model
2. Chemistry Model: based on the chemistry equations of lithium ion battery, porous electrode theory and Single Particle Model to calculate
Final Project
• Studied three journal paper about control strategy and economic viability of using battery as grid storage
• Reproduced the result of one paper using MATLAB Simulink
• Learned to model distribution line, three phase transformer, voltage regulator, fault analysis, forward backward sweep to calculate power flow
Project
• Created a simple elevator energy consumption model in order to verify whether elevator could be a source of demand response
• Coded the IEEE 13 bus feeder using MATLAB and forward backward sweep algorithm
• Simulated the influence of solar power on distribution system voltage and how a demand response elevator could mitigate that problem
• Learned modern control theory, controllable, observable system
• Sharpend my mathematic skill such as linear algebra, kalman filter thus enhance my ability to understand academic papers
• Learned modeling method of solar panel and MPPT algorithm
• Learned different kind of wind turbines and how wind is connected to grid
• Learned working theory of AC/DC converter and DC/DC converter
• Learned how the energy market work
• Formulate energy market problems into quadratic programming or linear programming problem and use MATLAB to solve the optimal answer
• Solve optimal power flow problems using MATPOWER DCOPF and ACOPF
• Solve unit commitment problems using mixed integer linear programming
Final Project
• Used Singular Value Decomposition to perform linear algebra data analysis
• Using Neural Network to classify data
• Learned various data analysis method such as linear regression, logistic regression, LDA, QDA, trees, svm, model selection and unsupervised learning.
• Learned how to model different kind of motor/generator:
• Permanent Magnet DC machine
• Field Winding DC Machine
• Surface Mount Permanent Magnet Machine
• Induction Machine


Additional configuration for Android
Authentication Browser
The AuthService
can also be configured to whitelist or blacklist browsers that should or shouldn’t be used during authentication. During authentication the Auth SDK
redirects the user to an internet browser. A Keycloak login web page is loaded in this internet browser to allow users to authenticate.
Authentication Browser
is referring to that internet browser used during authentication. The Auth SDK
provides some Pre-defined Browsers that can be used to be whitelisted or blacklisted and there is also the option to use Custom Browsers.
The Auth SDK
can be configured to to use specific browsers and versions, this is know as whitelist
, or the Auth SDK
can be configured to permit specific browsers and versions, this is known as blacklist
. Once one or more internet browsers have been configured they can be configured to be blacklisted or whitelisted using Browser Configuration.
Pre-defined Browsers
There are some pre-defined browsers that can be be customised to be used as standalone or custom tab browsers and can target a specific version or version range. There are also default options available where no extra configuration is needed.
A pre-defined browser can be retrieved from AuthBrowsers
:
// a default Google Chrome browser. No extra configuration is neccessary.
AuthBrowser chromeBrowser = AuthBrowsers.CHROME_DEFAULT;
// a customisable Samsung browser where the custom tab mode has been set to `false` i.e.
// it should be used as a standalone browser and the version should be at least 6.
AuthBrowser samsungBrowser = AuthBrowsers.samsung(false, AuthBrowserVersionRange.atMost("6"));
For the full list of predefined browsers available see AuthBrowsers.java.
Custom Browsers
To use a custom browser an AuthBrowser object can be created:
AuthBrowser customBrowser = new AuthBrowser("custom.package.name", signatureSet, true, AuthBrowserVersionRange.ANY);
Browser Configuration
Once a browser or browsers have been configured, BrowserConfiguration
can be used to either blacklist or whitelist these browsers.
| It’s only possible to blacklist or whitelist a browser/browsers. It is not possible to both whitelist and blacklist a browser/browsers. If both are invoked the most previous browser configuration built will be used. |
// blacklist the default Mozilla Firefox browser i.e. any version of Mozilla firefox for use as a standalone browser will be permitted for authentication
BrowserConfiguration browserConfiguration = new BrowserConfiguration.BrowserConfigurationBuilder().blackList().browser(AuthBrowsers.FIREFOX_DEFAULT).build();
// whitelist a custom Google Chrome browser i.e. a Google Chrome browser for use as a standalone browser where the version range is between 45 and 55.
AuthBrowser customChrome = AuthBrowsers.chrome(false, AuthBrowserVersionRange.between("45", "55"));
BrowserConfiguration browserConfiguration = new BrowserConfiguration.BrowserConfigurationBuilder().whitelist().browser(customChrome).build();
// blacklist the two browsers
BrowserConfiguration browserConfiguration = new BrowserConfiguration.BrowserConfigurationBuilder().blacklist().browser(AuthBrowsers.FIREFOX_DEFAULT).browser(customChrome).build();
// add the two browsers to a Set and whitelist the set of browsers
AuthBrowser samsungCustomTab = AuthBrowsers.SAMSUNG_CUSTOM_TAB;
Set<Browser> browsers = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(samsungCustomTab, customChrome));
BrowserConfiguration browserConfiguration = new BrowserConfiguration.BrowserConfigurationBuilder().whiteList().browsers(browsers).build();
The AuthService
can be configured to use the browser configuration once its been instantiated:
// auth service configuration
AuthServiceConfiguration authServiceConfig = new AuthServiceConfiguration
.AuthConfigurationBuilder()
.withRedirectUri("org.aerogear.mobile.example:/callback")
.build();
// browser configuration
BrowserConfiguration browserConfiguration = new BrowserConfiguration.BrowserConfigurationBuilder()
.blackList()
.browser(AuthBrowsers.CHROME_CUSTOM_TAB)
.build();
authService.init(context, authServiceConfig, browserConfiguration);
Defining Custom Scopes
Optionally, scopes can be defined for the auth request using a space as the delimiter as per RFC-6749.
By default, the "openid"
scope is sent if no scopes are defined.
// default is 'openid' when not defined
.withScopes("openid offline_access")
If AuthService#init
is not invoked then an IllegalStateException
will be thrown when using the
service.


LiterateCS runs on top of the .NET 6. It is distributed as a Nuget package and deployed as .NET global tool. This makes it easy to install, uninstall, and update.
Before installing LiterateCS, make sure that you have .NET SDK version 6.0 or newer installed. If you don't have it already, you can dowload it from here.
To install LiterateCS, open a command prompt (PowerShell or classic version) and type:
> dotnet tool install -g literatecs
This downloads the tool from nuget.org and installs it in the folder
$HOME/.dotnet/tools/.store/literatecs
by default. It also creates an executable
into $HOME/.dotnet/tools
that should be already in your search path.
To verify that LiterateCS is correctly installed you can type:
> literatecs --help
This should print the help screen showing the available command line options.
To see what other global tools you have installed, you can run:
> dotnet tool list -g
This shows you all the currently installed .NET core global tools.
Note: Contrary to what the name "global tools" suggests, they are actually user-specific. They are not visible to other users of the computer. This is obvious when you know that the installation directory is under the home directory.
Uninstallation is easy. Just type:
> dotnet tool uninstall -g literatecs
This removes all the files previously installed.
Updating to a new version is also a simple matter:
> dotnet tool update -g literatecs
This checks for the newer version of the tool in Nuget repository and if one is found, downloads and installs it.
Optionally, you can also install the project template for creating C# projects that readily contain the metadata used by LiterateCS. To install the project template use the following command:
> dotnet new -i LiterateCS.Templates.LiterateLib.CSharp
After that you can create a new literate project with:
> dotnet new literatelib
If you don't like the project template, you can uninstall with the -u
option.
> dotnet new -u LiterateCS.Templates.LiterateLib.CSharp


Hi! I am Sunny Raj Rathod, currently pursuing Masters of Technology in Computer Science from Indian Institute of Technology Bombay.I completed my Bachelor of Engineering from Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Engineering,Pune in 2010. I worked with Persistent Systems as a C++ Developer for three years.As a C++ Developer,I learnt many things on how C++ can be used at a professional platform.
Entity Recognition and Disambiguation
Prototype of Yahoo! PNUTS using Python and MySQL
Query Recommendation and Improving Academicness of Search Results
Implementation of Table Partitioning feature in PostgreSQL


Systems of linear equations, matrix algebra, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, orthogonality and least squares, symmetric matrices, and quadratic forms.
Math 110 or Math 140
Upon successful completion of Math 220, the student should be able to:
Students are required to buy one of the two materials listed.
This course is taught completely online. We'll use Penn State's course management system CANVAS. You do not need to come to campus at any time. An online course is not easier than on-campus course. In fact, it takes a lot more self-discipline. You must be willing and able to commit the same amount of time as you would for attending class and studying for a traditional course. You must also be a motivated, organized student who is comfortable working independently.
Recorded lectures on each of the topics covered in the course are available. Copies of the slides from the recorded lectures are also available so that students may write solutions to the problems as they watch the lectures. Filled in copies of the slides are also available.
The electronic text will be primarily used to tie ideas to concepts and skills together. The text will be used to provide the student additional detail and examples.
Online homework and quizzes will be due on a weekly basis. Four application projects will be due at the times specified on the course outline.
A proctored final exam is included in the course. No notes or calculators will be allowed to be used on the final exam.
Grades will be assigned on the basis of 500 points, distributed as follows:
| Assignment | Points |
|---|---|
| Homework (11/12 counted for 6pts each) | 66 |
| Quizzes (11/12 counted for 4pts each) | 44 |
| Applied Problem Sets / Projects (4 counted for 10pts each) | 40 |
| Midterm Exam 1 | 100 |
| Midterm Exam 2 | 100 |
| Proctored Final Exam (No notes / Calculators) | 150 |
| Total | 500 |
| Letter Grade | % Score |
|---|---|
| A | 93-100% |
| A- | 90-92% |
| B+ | 87-89% |
| B | 83-86% |
| B- | 80-82% |
| C+ | 77-79% |
| C | 70-76% |
| D | 60-69% |
| F | 0-59% |
In this class you may take your tests remotely and they will be proctored by a service called Examity®. Please log in as soon as possible to set up your profile. You will not be able to schedule exams until your profile is complete. Examity® system requirements are:
After you create your Examity profile, you will have the option to schedule proctoring times for each of your exams. On the day of your exam, go to your Examity dashboard using the single sign-on link and select the ‘Start Exam’ button to meet the proctor.
Examity’s proctors are highly-trained individuals who go through a rigorous process of selection, including background checks and comprehensive training. All proctors have a college degree, advanced technical and communication skills, and have completed online courses.
This course may require you to take exams using certain proctoring software that uses your computer’s webcam or other technology to monitor and/or record your activity during exams. The proctoring software may be listening to you, monitoring your computer screen, viewing you and your surroundings, recording and storing any and all activity (including visual and audio recordings) during the proctoring process. By enrolling in this course, you consent to the use of the proctoring software selected by your instructor, including but not limited to any audio and/or visual monitoring which may be recorded. Please contact your instructor with any questions.
This information is provided by Penn State World Campus
If you have any technical questions or concerns, contact Examity’s support team 24/7 via email or phone at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


Drywall fans, I need your help. In less than 2 hours, we have one of our actors for only a limited time, and we don’t have any scenes written for his character. He’s playing a schizophrenic compsci major working for Monsanto. His role: hacking all cultural databases and eliminating any evidence of the Amish people’s existence. Think of him as that one short nerdy guy in The Italian Job or that cliche geek in any freakin’ heist movie.
I’m at work right now and unable to write so I’d greatly appreciate somebody writing up a scene and sending it to me.
Thanks guys for the help / I’m gonna be really peeved if there aren’t any responses when I get off.
You’ll be mentioned in the credits, it’s a big honor.


Guild President Bernard:
The Kaldis coin may be obtained from lizardmen in the Forest of Mirrors. Let me give you some advice. You would be wise to avoid people like Sorint. Coin collecting has been the ruin of many a fine man!


Goal:
Create a menu folder for your tutorials.
Steps to complete:
- Create a new folder in TE/tutorials called 'myTutorials'
- Create a new file, menu_04_myTutorials.xml
- Open menu_04_myTutorials.xml with a text editor
- Make the changes as outlined in the file to the right by following these steps: (Refer to the legend below)
- Set the menu type to "branch"
- Set the branchDirectory to "myTutorials"
- Set the description to "My Tutorials"
Notes:
- The type 'branch' is used to designate menu directories and 'leaf' types are used to designate tutorials
- Menus are generated using any xml files starting with menu and ending in an xml extension within the directory. The menu is sorted alphabetically using these xml files.
- Only menus that contain actual tutorials will be added to the 'Learn' menu so you will not be able to see the new menu item yet.
The changes are indicated with the following:
- Indicated text has been removed
- Indicated text has been edited
- Indicated text has been added
- Indicated text is the source of a copy


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This is a interative web demo for Genetic Algorithm, It is a search-based optimization technique based on the principles of Genetics and Natural Selection
From population of an organism we select organism with best fitness and crossover between them to form new generation of organism with traits inherited from their parents along with some mutations. This demo try to create given target word from random words by evolving itself after number of generations.
Problems which can take years to solve by simple Bruteforce can be solved in seconds or minutes with Genetic Algorithm.
This demo can be used to teach someone about Genetic Algorithm also it can be helpful to visualize how algorithm behaves on tuning or changing parameters like Mutation Rate and Population Size.


apache_beam.tests package¶
Submodules¶
apache_beam.tests.pipeline_verifiers module¶
End-to-end test result verifiers
A set of verifiers that are used in end-to-end tests to verify state/output of test pipeline job. Customized verifier should extend hamcrest.core.base_matcher.BaseMatcher and override _matches.
-
class
apache_beam.tests.pipeline_verifiers.
FileChecksumMatcher
(file_path, expected_checksum)[source]¶ Bases:
hamcrest.core.base_matcher.BaseMatcher
Matcher that verifies file(s) content by comparing file checksum.
Use apache_beam.io.fileio to fetch file(s) from given path. File checksum is a hash string computed from content of file(s).
-
class
apache_beam.tests.pipeline_verifiers.
PipelineStateMatcher
(expected_state='DONE')[source]¶ Bases:
hamcrest.core.base_matcher.BaseMatcher
Matcher that verify pipeline job terminated in expected state
Matcher compares the actual pipeline terminate state with expected. By default, PipelineState.DONE is used as expected state.
apache_beam.tests.pipeline_verifiers_test module¶
Unit tests for the test pipeline verifiers
-
class
apache_beam.tests.pipeline_verifiers_test.
PipelineVerifiersTest
(methodName='runTest')[source]¶ Bases:
unittest.case.TestCase
-
test_cases
= [{'expected_checksum': 'ebe16840cc1d0b4fe1cf71743e9d772fa31683b8', 'num_files': 1, 'content': 'Test FileChecksumMatcher with single file'}, {'expected_checksum': '58b3d3636de3891ac61afb8ace3b5025c3c37d44', 'num_files': 3, 'content': 'Test FileChecksumMatcher with multiple files'}, {'expected_checksum': 'da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709', 'num_files': 1, 'content': ''}]¶
-
test_pipeline_state_matcher_fails
()[source]¶ Test PipelineStateMatcher fails when using default expected state and job actually finished in CANCELLED/DRAINED/FAILED/STOPPED/UNKNOWN
-
apache_beam.tests.test_utils module¶
Utility methods for testing
-
apache_beam.tests.test_utils.
compute_hash
(content, hashing_alg='sha1')[source]¶ Compute a hash value from a list of string.
-
apache_beam.tests.test_utils.
patch_retry
(testcase, module)[source]¶ A function to patch retry module to use mock clock and logger.
Clock and logger that defined in retry decorator will be replaced in test in order to skip sleep phase when retry happens.
Parameters: - testcase – An instance of unittest.TestCase that calls this function to patch retry module.
- module – The module that uses retry and need to be replaced with mock clock and logger in test.


Topicstarter
The service stars for the new vehicles(mobile artillery at least) are not being display properly. Using 2.4.1 of BBLog.
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/soldier/KillerKooK/vehicles/308392476/pc/
thx for report, we will looking for a fix, can you give us your username, so we have a page to can test it?
All profile pages has got this problem, at least i haven't one that hasn't got it.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Confirmed. I work on a fix.


NetBeans IDE is an integrated development environment (IDE) for writing, compiling, testing, and debugging software applications for the JavaTM platform and other environments. NetBeans IDE includes a full-featured text editor, visual design tools, source code management support, database integration tools, and many other features.
C:\>
netbeans-install-directory\bin\netbeans.exe
./
netbeans-install-directory/bin/netbeans
Use the provided uninstaller found at /
netbeans-install-directory/uninstall.sh
.
Do not manually delete the directories and files.
A default user directory is created the first time you start the IDE. It is
used to store your user settings, options and runtime data for personal development
servers. On Microsoft Windows Vista systems, this directory is generally found at C:\Users\
user-id\.netbeans\
version.
On other Microsoft
Windows systems, this directory is generally found at C:\Documents
and Settings\
user-id\.netbeans\
version.
On Solaris and Linux, this directory is found at
/$HOME/netbeans_user