Robert Moreno upset over Spain departure
Luis Enrique will return as coach of Spain and replace Robert Moreno ahead of Euro 2020, the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) confirmed yesterday.
Moreno took charge in June after Enrique had resigned to take care of his nine-year-old daughter Xana, who died in August of bone cancer.
"Today we can confirm Luis Enrique returns to his position of work," RFEF president Luis Rubiales said in a press conference.
He added that Enrique has a contract until the Qatar World Cup 2022 and that it will be up to him whether Moreno, who won four and drew two of his six matches officially in charge, is offered a chance to resume his previous role as assistant coach.
The pair were close friends and also worked together at Barcelona, Celta Vigo and AS Roma, but Moreno appears upset at the manner of his departure.
"Enrique stepped down because of the worst possible thing that can happen to a father," Rubiales said.
"He has always been the leader of our project and he has a contract until (the) World Cup in Qatar."
"We had a meeting set up with Robert Moreno at 10am this morning," Rubiales said.
"But he did not come, only his two lawyers." - AFP


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Provisioner name: puppet
The Puppet provisioner allows you to provision the guest using Puppet, specifically by calling puppet apply
, without a Puppet Master.
Warning: If you're not familiar with Puppet and Vagrant already, I recommend starting with the shell provisioner. However, if you're comfortable with Vagrant already, Vagrant is the best way to learn Puppet.
Bare Minimum
The quickest way to get started with the Puppet provisioner is to just enable it:
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
config.vm.provision "puppet"
end
By default, Vagrant will configure Puppet to look for manifests in the "manifests" folder relative to the project root, and will use the "default.pp" manifest as an entry-point. This means, if your directory tree looks like the one below, you can get started with Puppet with just that one line in your Vagrantfile.
$ tree
.
|-- Vagrantfile
|-- manifests
| |-- default.pp
Custom Manifest Settings
Of course, you're able to put and name your manifests whatever you'd like. You can override both the directory where Puppet looks for manifests with manifests_path
, and the manifest file used as the entry-point with manifest_file
:
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
config.vm.provision "puppet" do |puppet|
puppet.manifests_path = "my_manifests"
puppet.manifest_file = "default.pp"
end
end
The path can be relative or absolute. If it is relative, it is relative to the project root.
Modules
Vagrant also supports provisioning with Puppet modules. This is done by specifying a path to a modules folder where modules are located. The manifest file is still used as an entry-point.
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
config.vm.provision "puppet" do |puppet|
puppet.module_path = "modules"
end
end
Just like the manifests path, the modules path is relative to the project root if a relative path is given.
Custom Facts
Custom facts to be exposed by Facter can be specified as well:
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
config.vm.provision "puppet" do |puppet|
puppet.facter = {
"vagrant" => "1"
}
end
end
Now, the $vagrant
variable in your Puppet manifests will equal "1".
Additional Options
Puppet supports a lot of command-line flags. Basically any setting can be overriden on the command line. To give you the most power and flexibility possible with Puppet, Vagrant allows you to specify custom command line flags to use:
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
config.vm.provision "puppet" do |puppet|
puppet.options = "--verbose --debug"
end
end


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Cast: Albert Brooks, Sharon Stone, Andy Macdowell, Jeff Bridges and Steven Wright Director: Albert Brooks Producer: Barry M. Berg and Herb Nanas Screenplay: Albert Brooks and Monica Johnson Cinematographer: Thomas E. Ackerman Editor: Peter Teschner Music: Elton John Running Time: 97 minutes MPAA Classification: PG-13 (for brief nudity)
In, "The Muse" Albert Brooks plays Steven Phillips, a Hollywood screenwriter who after winning a Humanitarian Award for his work is dumped by his studio. They claim that he's lost his edge and his agent is quick to agree with them. He knows that he needs to write something fresh and original and quick or else his career will be over. So he turns to his "best" friend, Jack (Jeff Bridges) another screenwriter who's enjoyed success after success. On the way over to Jack's house Steven sees Jack helping an attractive woman (Sharon Stone) into a cab and begins to think: Is he having an affair? When confronted, Jack relunctently tells him that this mystery woman is, in fact, a muse, a mythological figure who is believed to have inspired all creativity, and has helped him garner his success.
"She doesn't do any actual writing," he is told, "but inspires you." Steven is excited by what he's hearing and asks Jack to call her up to see if she'll take Steven on as a new client. Jack arranges a meeting between the two and suggests that Steven bring her a present, preferably something from Tiffany's. After the meeting the muse, Sarah decides to take on Steven, but at a price: She wants a suite at the Four Seasons and wants Steven to perform odd tasks for her (like bringing her salads in the middle of the night.) Steven's wife (Andy MacDowell) sees him at a food store and questions him about why he has tampons in his wagon. Steven confesses everything and, although at first suspicious, she later allows Sarah to move into their guest room and eventually into their life. The only question for Steven is if the muse is worth all the trouble he's going through for her. And that's a question only time will tell.
"The Muse" is Albert Brooks' sixth film as writer/director/actor (he co-wrote with Monica Johnson) and although it's a good movie it's not up to the level of his best works ("Defending Your Life" and "Mother"). The problem lies in the script, and for a movie that relies on its dialogue for its humor, there aren't nearly as many laughs as they are chuckles despite a few good one-liners. It has a great premise but doesn't deliver up to it's full potential.
But, I like Albert Brooks in this film and I think that we can all identify with Steven Phillips a little bit. He may whine and complain, but he just wants to support his family and be happy. And I like Sharon Stone in this movie too; it's a nice change of pace for her. And I also enjoyed the cameos featuring the likes of Rob Reiner, James Cameron and Martin Scorsese. And although "The Muse" doesn't have as much to say about Hollywood as Robert Altman's "The Player" I still left the theater feeling good. And that's something I wish I got out of more movies.
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by Nancy BrownHer husband Prince William recently revealed that she likes nothing more than to watch the latest episode of Strictly Come Dancing on a Saturday night.
Now the Duchess of Cambridge has proved that she really is just like the rest of us as she recycled her outfit and arrived at a royal engagement by train.
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She had onlookers worried – and husband Prince William in fits of giggles – as she tripped at an event earlier in the week.
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Part 2: Graph
Graph our sample data with matplotlib.
Module Setup
- Simililar as before, when you open up
graph.py
from new-coder/dataviz/tutorial_source/graph.py, you’ll see the language environment setup, as well as an introduction to the module itself. - The next few lines are the libraries we import. Notice how the import statements are in alphabetical order. The general rule of ordering imports, in alphabetical order:
- Standard Library modules
- External/third party packages/modules
- Internal/self-written modules
- When importing, we can also give the object we’re importing whatever name we want because we’re lazy programmers. When we
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
we’re essentially renaming thepyplot
object (which FYI is<type: 'module'>
) ofmatplotlib
asplt
. You don’t have to name it plt, but it’s a handy trick when you want to access different objects that thepyplot
module has, as you’ll see later.
Review of Parse Function
- Once again, you see the
MY_FILE
as a global variable that points to the sample data file that’s included in the repository. - In a quick review of Part I: Parse - tutorial comments removed - we see that the
parse()
function still takes in two parameters:raw_file
anddelimiter
. The process of theparse()
function is as follows:- Open the raw file.
- Read the CSV file with the appropriate delimiter, then close the file.
- Initialize an empty list which will be returned by the function.
- Grab the first row of the CSV file, the headers/column names, and assign them to the
fields
variable, which will be a list. - Iterate over each remaining row in the CSV file, mapping column headers → row values, and add to our list we initialized in step 3.
- Return the
parsed_data
variable.
- We include the parse function here so we build on the process of parse → plot. We need to parse the data into the list of dictionaries so that we can easily tell matplotlib what and how to plot. We could, however, imported it from
parse.py
. As a challenge to you, try editing away the parse function ingraph.py
and import it from yourparse.py
.
Visualize Functions
Let’s first take a look at a chuck of data that we just parsed to get a better idea of what sort of data we’re working with:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | {
'Category' : 'ASSAULT',
'IncidntNum' : '030204181',
'DayOfWeek' : 'Tuesday',
'Descript' : 'BATTERY',
'PdDistrict' : 'CENTRAL',
'Y' : '37.7981847618287',
'Location' : '300 Block of COLUMBUS AV',
'Time' : '18:15',
'Date' : '02/18/2003',
'X' : '-122.407069627873',
'Resolution' : 'ARREST, BOOKED'
},
|
By looking at a snippet of data, we can understand how we can play/visualize it. The kind of data we are working with is where one entry equals an incident that the San Francisco Police recorded. The following two functions are just two ways of playing with the data, but note that these functions are specific to our data.
Disclaimer: As with understanding statistics, correlation does not mean causation. This is a small sample size, not current, and it’s from the point of view of officers reporting incidents. Take everything with a grain of salt!
Visualize Days Function
As we read from the docstring, this will give us a visualization of data by the day of the week. For instance, are SF policy officers more likely to file incidents on Monday versus a Tuesday? Or, tongue-in-cheek, should you stay in your house Friday night versus Sunday morning?
You’ll also notice that the def visualize_days()
function does not take any parameters. An option to explore would be to pass this function already-parsed data. If you feel up to it after understanding this function, explore redefining the function like so: def visualize_days(parsed_data)
.
Let’s walk through this function like we did the parse function. Below is the walk through of comments for the code that we will want to write:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 | def visualize_days():
"""Visualize data by day of week"""
# grab our parsed data that we parsed earlier
# make a new variable, 'counter', from iterating through each
# line of data in the parsed data, and count how many incidents
# happen on each day of the week
# separate the x-axis data (the days of the week) from the
# 'counter' variable from the y-axis data (the number of
# incidents for each day)
# with that y-axis data, assign it to a matplotlib plot instance
# create the amount of ticks needed for our x-axis, and assign
# the labels
# show the plot!
|
Working through the first in-line comment should force you to recall our parse function. How do we get a parsed data object that is returned from our parse function to a variable? Well thankfully we still have the parse function in our graph.py
file so we can easily access it’s parsing-abilities! Like so:
1 2 3 4 5 | def visualize_days():
"""Visualize data by day of week"""
# grab our parsed data that we parsed earlier
data_file = parse(MY_FILE, ",")
|
Notice how we assign data_file
to our parse function, and the parameters we feed through our parse functions are MY_FILE
and a comma-delimiter. Because we know the parse function returns parsed_data
, we can expect that data_file
will be that exact return value.
This next one is a little tricky, and not very intuitive at all. Remember earlier, we imported Counter
from the module collections
. This is demonstrative of Python’s powerful standard library.
Here, Counter
behaves very similarly to Python's dictionary structure (because under the hood, the Counter
class inherits from dictionary). What we will do with Counter is iterate through each line item in our data_file
variable (since it’s just a list of dictionaries), grabbing each key labelled "DayOfWeek".
What the Counter does is everytime it sees the "DayOfWeek" key set to a value of "Monday", it will give it a tally; same with "DayOfWeek" key set to "Tuesday", etc. This works great for very well structured data.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | def visualize_days():
"""Visualize data by day of week"""
# grab our parsed data that we parsed earlier
data_file = parse(MY_FILE, ",")
# make a new variable, 'counter', from iterating through
# each line of data in the parsed data, and count how many
# incidents happen on each day of the week
counter = Counter(item["DayOfWeek"] for item in data_file)
|
Notice, within Counter(…) we have an interesting loop construct:
item["DayOfWeek"] for item in data_file
This is called a list comprehension. You can read it as, “iterate every dictionary value of every dictionary key set to ‘DayOfWeek’ for every line item in data_file
.” A list comprehension just a for-loop put in a more elegant, “Pythonic” way.
Challenge yourself: write out a for-loop for our counter
variable.
The counter object is a dictionary with the keys as days of the week, and values as the count of incidents per day. In order for our visualization to make sense, we need to make sure the order that we plot the data makes sense. For instance, it would make no sense to plot our data in alphabetical order rather than order of the days of the week. We can force our order by separating keys and values to lists:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | # separate the x-axis data (the days of the week) from the
# 'counter' variable from the y-axis data (the number of
# incidents for each day)
data_list = [
counter["Monday"],
counter["Tuesday"],
counter["Wednesday"],
counter["Thursday"],
counter["Friday"],
counter["Saturday"],
counter["Sunday"]
]
day_tuple = tuple(["Mon", "Tues", "Wed", "Thurs", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun"])
|
Here, data_list
takes each key of counter
to grab the value associated with each day. Because we manually write out each counter
key, we force the order that we want. Note: a dictionary does not preserve order, but a list does; this is why we’re electing to manually key into each value of a dictionary to make a list of each value.
The day_tuple
is just a tuple of strings that we will use for our x-axis labels. A quick note: we had to make our day_tuple
variable a tuple because plt.xticks()
only accepts tuples for labeling the x-axis. This is because tuples are an immutable type of data structure in Python’s library, meaning you can’t change it (not without making a copy of the variable onto a new variable), as well as it preserves order.
We now tell matplotlib
to use our data_list
as data points to plot. The pyplot
module, what we’ve renamed as plt
, has a function called plot()
which takes a list of data points to plot on the y-axis:
1 2 | # with that y-axis data, assign it to a matplotlib plot instance
plt.plot(data_list)
|
If you are curious about the plot()
function, open a python
prompt in your terminal, then import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
followed by help(plt)
and/or dir(plt)
. Again, to exit out of the Python shell, press CTRL-D
.
Just creating the varible day_tuple
for our x-axis isn’t enough — we also have to assign it to our plt
by using the method xticks()
:
1 2 | # Assign labels to the plot
plt.xticks(range(len(day_tuple)), day_tuple)
|
We give plt.xticks()
two parameters, one being a list and the other being our tuple, labels
.
The first parameter is range(len(day_tuple))
. Here, we call len()
on our day_tuple
variable — len()
returns an integer, a count of the number of items in our tuple day_tuple
. Since we have seven items in our day_tuple
(pop quiz: why do we have seven items?), the len()
will return 7. Now we have range()
on our length of the day_tuple
. If you feed range()
one parameter x
, it will produce a list of integers from 0
to x
(not including x
). So, deconstructed, we fed plt.xticks()
the following:
parameter 1 = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
parameter 2 = ("Mon", "Tues", "Wed", "Thurs", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun")
The first parameter is so matplotlib
knows how many ticks it needs to place.
We’re nearly there! So far, we’ve assigned our plt
instance data with just the y-axis variables through the plot()
method, as well as the count and string labels for the x-axis with xticks()
. Now all we need is to render the visualization! Here we use plt
’s show()
method:
1 2 | # Render the plot!
plt.show()
|
Notice we didn’t finish with return
— you can put a return
call at the end of the function, but we aren’t returning anything, per se, and because we aren’t, we don’t need to have the return
call in there.
The function all together:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 | def visualize_days():
"""Visualize data by day of week"""
data_file = parse(MY_FILE, ",")
# Returns a dict where it sums the total values for each key.
# In this case, the keys are the DaysOfWeek, and the values are
# a count of incidents.
counter = Counter(item["DayOfWeek"] for item in data_file)
# Separate out the counter to order it correctly when plotting.
data_list = [counter["Monday"],
counter["Tuesday"],
counter["Wednesday"],
counter["Thursday"],
counter["Friday"],
counter["Saturday"],
counter["Sunday"]
]
day_tuple = tuple(["Mon", "Tues", "Wed", "Thurs", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun"])
# Assign the data to a plot
plt.plot(data_list)
# Assign labels to the plot
plt.xticks(range(len(day_tuple)), day_tuple)
# Render the plot!
plt.show()
|
To actually see the visualization (and to test your code), add the following boilerplate code again:
1 2 3 4 5 | def main():
visualize_days()
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
|
Next, save this file as graph.py
into the MySourceFiles
directory that we created earlier, and make sure you are in that directory in your terminal by using cd
and pwd
to navigate as we did before. Also — make sure your virtualenv is active. Now, in your terminal, run:
1 | (DataVizProj) $ python graph.py
|
You should see a nice rendering of our graph:
When you’re done marveling at your work, close the graph window and you should be back at your terminal.
You can also start up a Python shell, and play around a little bit:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 | >>> from graph import visualize_days
>>> visualize_days() # should see the graph pop up again
>>> MY_FILE
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'MY_FILE' is not defined
>>> from graph import MY_FILE
>>> MY_FILE
'../data/sample_sfpd_incident_all.csv'
>>> parse()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'parse' is not defined
>>> from graph import parse
>>> parse()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: parse() takes exactly 2 arguments (0 given)
>>> parse(MY_FILE, ",") # should see a big list of dicts
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Remember that CTRL+D
exits out of the Python shell and brings you back to where you were in the terminal.
Visualize Type Function
The next function that we will walk through, visualize_type()
, is constructed very similarly, but takes advantage of how you can manipulate the size and image of the graph. I will not rehash familiar/repetitive lines of code since a lot is similar to visualize_days()
.
Starting with our comment outline and function scaffolding:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 | def visualize_type():
"""Visualize data by category in a bar graph"""
# grab our parsed data
# make a new variable, 'counter', from iterating through each line
# of data in the parsed data, and count how many incidents happen
# by category
# Set the labels which are based on the keys of our counter.
# Since order doesn't matter, we can just used counter.keys()
# Set exactly where the labels hit the x-axis
# Width of each bar that will be plotted
# Assign data to a bar plot (similar to plt.plot()!)
# Assign labels and tick location to x-axis
# Give some more room so the x-axis labels aren't cut off in the
# graph
# Make the overall graph/figure is larger
# Render the graph!
|
The first three lines of code should look familiar. Here, we’re counting over “Category” rather than “DayOfWeek” data. And since order doesn’t matter to us here, we can just use counter.keys()
and counter.values()
to get the items we need for plotting:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | # grab our parsed data
data_file = parse(MY_FILE, ",")
# Same as before, this returns a dict where it sums the total
# incidents per Category.
counter = Counter(item["Category"] for item in data_file)
# Set the labels which are based on the keys of our counter.
# Since order doesn't matter, we can just used counter.keys()
labels = tuple(counter.keys())
|
Next we finally use a bit of numpy magic (we had imported the numpy library as na
):
1 2 | # Set where the labels hit the x-axis
xlocations = na.array(range(len(labels))) + 0.5
|
We have a new variable, xlocations
, which will be used to help place the plt.xticks()
. We’re using the numpy.numarray
(aka na
) module to access the array
function. This turns the list that range(len(labels))
would make into an array that you can manipulate a bit differently. Here, we're adding 0.5
. If you were to print xlocations
, you would see [0.5, 1.5, 2.5, ... , 16.5, 17.5]
where 0.5
was added to each int of the list. You’ll see why we need the 0.5
a bit later.
Now we assign our x- & y-ticks (should be familiar to visualize_days()
):
1 2 | # Assign labels and tick location to x-axis
plt.xticks(xlocations + width / 2, labels, rotation=90)
|
For the plt.xticks()
, the first parameter should look similar to before, but here we’re feeding three parameters: xlocations + width / 2
, labels
, and rotation=90
. The first parameter will place the center of the bar in the middle of the xtick. labels
we know already. rotation=90
is, as you might have guessed, rotates each label 90 degrees. This allows our x-axis to be more readable. You can try out another values.
Notice how we can pass xticks()
more parameters than we did before. If you read the documentation of that function, you can pass it *args
and **kwargs
, or arguments and keyword arguments. It mentions that you can pass matplotlib-defined text properties for the labels — so that would explain the **kwargs
element there. If nothing is passed in for rotation
then it’s set to a default defined in their text properties documentation.
Next, we just add a little bit of spacing to the bottom of the graph so the labels (since some of them are long, like Forgery/Counterfeiting
). We use the .subplots_adjust()
function. In matplotlib, you have the ability to render multiple graphs on one window/function, called subplots. With one graph, subplots can be used to adjust the spacing around the graph itself.
1 2 | # Give some more room so the labels aren't cut off in the graph
plt.subplots_adjust(bottom=0.4)
|
I’ll be honest, 0.4
was a guess-and-check. When the graph shows up, the button on the bottom, one in from the right (right next to the Save button) will show you the Subplot Configuration Tool to play with spacing.
Nearly there — before we render the graph, the actual size of the window can be played with too. The rcParams
dictionary, explained in their docs, allows us to dynamically play with matplotlibs global settings. In particular, the 'figure.figsize'
key is expecting two values: height + width
:
1 2 | # Make the overall graph/figure larger
plt.rcParams['figure.figsize'] = 12, 8
|
Again — here I just played with the numbers until I got something I liked. I encourage you to put in different numbers to change the size of your graph.
Finally, our favorite — rendering the graph!
1 2 | # Render the graph!
plt.show()
|
A reiteration: notice we didn't finish with return
— you can put a return
call at the end of the function, but we aren’t returning anything, per se, and because we aren’t, we don’t need to have the return
call in there.
The function all together:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 | def visualize_type():
"""Visualize data by category in a bar graph"""
data_file = parse(MY_FILE, ",")
# Same as before, this returns a dict where it sums the total
# incidents per Category.
counter = Counter(item["Category"] for item in data_file)
# Set the labels which are based on the keys of our counter.
labels = tuple(counter.keys())
# Set where the labels hit the x-axis
xlocations = na.array(range(len(labels))) + 0.5
# Width of each bar
width = 0.5
# Assign data to a bar plot
plt.bar(xlocations, counter.values(), width=width)
# Assign labels and tick location to x-axis
plt.xticks(xlocations + width / 2, labels, rotation=90)
# Give some more room so the labels aren't cut off in the graph
plt.subplots_adjust(bottom=0.4)
# Make the overall graph/figure larger
plt.rcParams['figure.figsize'] = 12, 8
# Render the graph!
plt.show()
|
To actually see the visualization (and to test your code), add the following boilerplate code:
1 2 3 4 5 6 | def main():
# visualize_days() # commenting out the visualize_days() function
visualize_type()
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
|
Next, save this file as graph.py
into the MySourceFiles
directory that we created earlier, and make sure you are in that directory in your Terminal by using cd
and pwd
to navigate as we did before. Also — make sure your virtualenv is active. Now, in your terminal, run:
1 | (DataVizProj) $ python graph.py
|
and you should see:
When you’re done marveling at your work, close the graph window and you should be back at your terminal.
You can also start up a Python shell, and play around a little bit like we did with our visualize_days()
code. Remember that CTRL+D
exits out of the Python shell and brings you back to where you were in the terminal.


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There are many variables that go into the prediction, but the four most important variables are described below:
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Buy yourself flowers
If you won’t take it from me, Miley Cyrus would also tell you to go buy yourself flowers. Having fresh flowers on your desk or kitchen table can change the space completely for a fairly low price. Picking out the perfect ones that look and smell the best to you is so refreshing.
Have something sweet
Valentine’s Day is just the same as any other holiday — a day to indulge without any care. If you have access to a kitchen, there are numerous pink and red recipes that are sure to get you in the right spirit. If not, the Court Street CVS is always a short walk away with a wide selection of festive candy and chocolates.
Listen to an upbeat playlist or podcast
Music and podcasts are one of the best ways to be alone but not feel lonely. As cheesy as that is, it can be hard to be alone on Valentine’s Day. However, going on a hot girl walk while listening to this playlist or making chocolate covered strawberries while listening to this podcast could change the vibe of your Valentine’s Day.
Take yourself on a date
Whether you have dinner plans with a significant other or plan to stay in for the night, take yourself on a little date at some point in the day. It could be something as simple as walking over to Brenen’s to grab a coffee or buying yourself that lunch you haven’t had yet in an attempt to save money.
Find a rom-com to watch
Finding the perfect rom-com to watch on Valentine’s Day is key. There is something so peaceful in making popcorn and snuggling up to watch one of these movies. Whether you do this by yourself, with your significant other or with your friends, it will be a great time.
Take care of yourself
Self-care is one of the most rewarding ways to show yourself love.
Go celebrate
If it’s your thing, go celebrate Valentine’s Day out on Court Street. Get dressed up in your best red and pink and have a fun night with those you love.
Get yourself a gift
Valentine’s Day is the excuse you’ve been waiting for to buy that item that has been sitting in your cart. Even if you have a significant other getting you a gift, you still have to show yourself some love. If that’s in the form of a serotonin-filled package, so be it.
From me to you, Happy Valentine’s Day!
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If the option is disabled, then you can connect through a named pipe: npipe:////./pipe/docker_engine
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DISCLAIMER: Before reading this review, I urge anyone who is even remotely interested in film as a medium for storytelling to watch this movie blindly (the preferred way to watch any great film), without any knowledge about the content of the film.
Being the winner of the coveted Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival and the award for Best Foreign Language Film at the Golden Globes among many others, it is no surprise that Bong Joon-ho's Parasite is a great film.
The pacing of the film is, for the most part, incredible, never stays on anything too long, but is good enough for casual, first-time viewers to comprehend what's going on which makes the film very accessible.
The original score by Jung Jae-il fits the tone of each scene extremely well, for example, some eerie themes that play whenever the mansion or the tutoring service is mentioned—"On the Way to Rich House"—making you think something is not quite right, which build a tone of uneasiness near the beginning alluding to the dark themes of the ending. In addition, the blending of unsettling violins with the upbeat singing during the setup of the party is a magnificent way to display dread within the protagonists while simultaneously showing the joyful mood of everyone else (near the end of the song "It is Sunday Morning"). The goal of music in cinema is to be beautiful and/or purposeful and the music in Parasite achieves both simultaneously.
Beautiful cinematography immerses you in the atmosphere of South Korea, from the rich mansions to the impoverished slums.
The humor is very well crafted. Nowadays, humor in film is largely dialogue-driven and relies on characters giving snarky one-liners (a.k.a the Marvel effect). But in this film, the humor does not simply rely on the dialogue of the characters but also extends to their actions, all of which are not so over the top as to conflict with the serious nature of the ending. This all comes together to make a film that encourages the audience to laugh at its humor rather than holding their hands and forcing them to.
The relevant social commentary on the class divide and the artificial pursuit of wealth (i.e. the idea of "fake it 'till you make it") is expertly constructed and fleshed out.
Every single character's motivations are believable, most of them are simply trying to protect the well-being of their loved ones by making a living.
Dad, today I made a plan
The ending is beautiful and definitely is one of the most powerful endings in cinema, those who have watched it know.
The complexity of the film is immense and it is quite frankly impossible to unpack everything that this film has to offer in the first viewing. While certain metaphors, such as the stone, are quite easy to handle and deconstruct, others, like the son's inability to contain his laughter, are quite multilayered and require a lot of time deconstructing. But, in the end, it's the best types of art that force you to actively chase the message that is beautifully disguised in symbolism.
If it seems like I am only endlessly praising this movie, it's because it's very hard to find a flaw with this movie. The middle of the movie (in particular the part where the the poor family is drinking in the Park mansion) could have had better pacing, although I might give it a pass as it gave some character exposition while allowing audience members to not be overwhelmed by the plot they just witnessed, but this was only really noticeable on subsequent watches. Some of the violin suspense music choices were a bit cliché and I expected a more from a movie with such an amazing soundtrack.
Overall, this film deserves every bit of critical acclaim and more. It truly elevates the already great directorial career of Bong Joon-ho. Hopefully, you have already watched this movie and I urge you to give it a second watch. It's enjoyable both on a surface level and on a deep introspective level as well. This film is easily one of the most accessible, great films of the year, and of all time, and I'm certainly going to revisit this film several times in the future.
As of right now, this is my favorite foreign language film ever and my favorite film of 2019.
Final Rating: 9.5/10


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On 8 October 2018, 14 new articles were published in 5 journals.
The Trial of Hissène Habré: How the People of Chad Brought A Tyrant to Justice by Victoria E. Collins
The Repentant Defendant and the Potential of International Criminal Justice by Frédéric Mégret
Book Review: the Evolution of the Juvenile Court: Race, Politics, and the Criminalizing of Juvenile Justice by Jessica Y. Cuthbert
State Mass Spying As Illegalism
Coerced and Unfree in the Private Sector
Corporate Colonialism and the “Crimes of the Powerful” Committed Against the Indigenous Peoples of Canada
Mapping Corporate Influence and Institutional Corruption Inside Canadian Universities
The Research Challenges of Exposing Physicians’ Sexual Misconduct in Canada
Crimes of the Powerful: the Canadian Context
The Organized Irresponsibility Principle and Risk Arbitrage
Entitled Ease: Social Milieu of Corporate Criminals
The Profits of Recognition: A Praxeological Approach to Corporate Crime
Homicide Clearances During Pre- and Post-U.s. Crime Drop Eras: the Role of Structural Predictors and Demographic Shifts, 1976–2015 by Ashley M. Mancik, Karen F. Parker
‘if It’s Not Worth Doing Half-Assed, Then It’s Not Worth Doing At All’: Police Views As to Why New Strategy Implementation Fails by Hina Kalyal, Laura Huey, Brittany Blaskovits, Craig Bennell


5 of the most popular Black Friday 2019 items in South Africa
by Staff WriterComparison website Pricecheck has released new data focusing on Black Friday 2019, with its research showing that the shopping phenomenon has grown faster in South Africa than any other country in the world.
Black Friday falls after Thanksgiving and traditionally kick-starts the holiday shopping season. It is will fall on 29 November in 2019.
Pricecheck said that it saw a nearly 200% increase in users day-on-day on Black Friday, with more than 82,500 unique products clicked over the Black Friday week.
In the past year, a couple of popular South African retailers’ pricing and advertising has come under scrutiny, making it even more important for consumers to ensure they do their homework before spending on any big-ticket items this Black Friday,” said PriceCheck chief executive officer Chloe Lötter.
“With the large discounts and small margins over the November period, retailers should rather look to use Black Friday as an opportunity to acquire new users, reactivate dormant users, and delight existing customers.”
Lötter said that the top search terms in the lead up to Black Friday include:
- Fitbits;
- Tekkies/sneakers;
- ‘Hoverboards’;
- Fridges;
- Air conditioners.
While many consumers are prone to spend more impulsively on Black Friday, consumers should do their homework and remain vigilant, said the chief executive.
She advises to watch out for fraudulent offers, always use safe payment methods, ensure the product is in stock, take note of delivery and return policies, and keep an eye out for hidden costs.
Below she outlined some tips ahead of the Black Friday rush:
- Make sure your phone, tablet, or laptop is charged and you have enough data to browse for your favourite products and deals;
- Set a budget;
- Shop online to avoid the queues and the risk of certain stores not having stock;
- Set up an account on your preferred retailers ahead of time to make the checkout process quicker;
- Most online deals will update at midnight so stay up late to be the first to shop.


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I've gone back to creating a platform game in Unity. I started created a 2.5 platformer eariler this year. I would rather produce a high quality platformer than first person so I've been focusing on this. Here are some screenshots of the development and links to download builds (windows) and web (unity player needed). In 0.2 build I added a menu, that I'm quite happy with. I'll like to build 50 or so levels all completely different but still platformer. I've added new scripts in order to make game play interested. Mostly camera movement and color change over time/mouse over. Had a go with collusions (would love item pickup/time/score display).
Anyway, I'm going to publish this.
 Mesh in Blender of Albert Park statue. This is how the game started, and how it got it's name
 Combaining 3d assets in Unity. Experimenting with color and camera.

 Modeling in Blender. Behind the 3d asset is drawing reference.
 Basic color texture added. Bird, statue, water
 Another view of statue
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Twenty Talks to Teachers
by Thomas E. Sanders
Twenty Talks to Teachers is a book written for teachers, young and old, to help further the development of both teachers and students in the classroom.
Source: Sanders, T. E. (1908). Twenty Talks to Teachers. The Teachers Co–Operative Company.
- Preface
- A preface to the book.
- Chapter 1: "Am I Fit to Teach?"
- A chapter of guidance for the young teacher with self-doubt.
- Chapter 2: "Shall Teaching Be My Life Work"
- Evaluating whether teaching will be just a job or a lifetime career.
- Chapter 3: Securing a Position
- How the young teacher can go about finding a job as a teacher.
- Chapter 4: Passing the Examination
- How teachers, both young and old, can prepare for the formal examination.
- Chapter 5: Problems of the Young Teacher
- The mis-steps a young teacher can avoid while developing their own confident style of teaching.
- Chapter 6: Grading the School
- Evaluating a schools course of study and a subject criteria for improving it.
- Chapter 7: Opening Exercise
- A list and description of possible exercises that can be used to catch the attention of your students at the beginning of the school day.
- Chapter 8: The Spirit of the Teacher
- How the attitude of the teacher can affect the behavior of the students and the overall atmosphere of the classroom.
- Chapter 9: The Teacher's Library
- How a teacher can expand their knowledge base through the reading of many different literary sources.
- Chapter 10: The Teacher Outside the School–Room
- How the teacher's presence in the and involvement in the community is as important as their role in the classroom.
- Chapter 11: Good Teaching Conditions
- How the teacher can create an environment in the classroom that allows for the most effective teaching.
- Chapter 12: Keeping Good Conditions
- Methods for maintaining a tidy classroom throughout the school term.
- Chapter 13: What Makes a Good School?
- The many different ways in which a teacher can judge the overall quality of a school.
- Chapter 14: Ten Time Killers
- Ten habits to avoid in order to efficiently teach your students.
- Chapter 15: The Value of a High School Course
- A list of the reasons for and benefits of having a child take high school classes.
- Chapter 16: A Talk About Spelling
- Different and effective methods for instructing students in subject of spelling.
- Chapter 17: Arithmetic in the School
- Different and effective methods for instructing students in subject of arithmetic.
- Chapter 18: Teaching Literature
- Different and effective methods for instructing students in subject of literature.
- Chapter 19: The Teacher's Vacation
- The many ways to spend the break following the end of the school term.
- Chapter 20: The Teacher's View of Life
- How the teachers attitude and viewpoint can affect their students.
- Year Published: 1908
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 10.4
- Word Count: 50,357
- Genre: Informational
- Keywords: education, educational, learning, teaching


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A summary of the related standard document, also in the repository.


Born and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas, nervy began learning to whittle knives out of sticks at the ripe age of 3. Her early life was difficult, as her mother was an active cannibal and her older brother had dropped out of art school to pursue his dream of becoming a local cryptid. nervy then turned to hardcore drugs and gambling on turtle races.  Once her mother had saved up enough money from stealing money from the people she ate, nervy was finally able to go to college and learn to code despite not even knowing what a phone is.


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java.lang.Object YouDrive_Team11.Persistence.YouDriveDAO
public class YouDriveDAO
The persistence class for the YouDrive system.
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PaymentInfo |
addPaymentInfoForCustomer(int customerID,
java.lang.String cardNumber,
int expirationMonth,
int expirationYear,
int securityCode,
java.lang.String addrLine1,
java.lang.String addrLine2,
java.lang.String city,
java.lang.String state,
int ZIP,
java.lang.String country)
Adds payment info for a customer. |
User |
authenticateUser(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Authenticates a user to the YouDrive system |
void |
cancelReservation(int reservationID)
Removes a reservation from the database |
boolean |
changeEmailAddress(int userID,
java.lang.String newEmailAddress)
Changes the email address for the specified user. |
boolean |
changePassword(int userID,
java.lang.String newPassword)
Changes the password for the specified customer. |
boolean |
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java.lang.String newUsername)
Changes the username for the specfied user. |
void |
closeReservation(int reservationID)
Closes a reservation by returning a vehicle. |
Administrator |
createAdministrator(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Adds an administrator to the YouDrive database. |
Comment |
createComment(int vehicleID,
java.lang.String content)
Adds a comment to the YouDrive system for a given vehicle |
Customer |
createCustomer(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password,
java.lang.String emailAddress,
java.lang.String firstName,
java.lang.String lastName,
java.lang.String addrLine1,
java.lang.String addrLine2,
java.lang.String city,
java.lang.String state,
int ZIP,
java.lang.String country,
java.lang.String DLNumber,
java.lang.String DLState)
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RentalLocation |
createRentalLocation(java.lang.String name,
int capacity,
java.lang.String addrLine1,
java.lang.String addrLine2,
java.lang.String city,
java.lang.String state,
int ZIP,
java.lang.String country)
Creates a rental location in the YouDrive system |
Reservation |
createReservation(java.sql.Date pickupTime,
double rentalDuration,
boolean isHourly,
java.sql.Date timeDue,
int vehicle_id,
int location_id,
int customer_id)
Adds a reservation for a vehicle to the YouDrive system |
Vehicle |
createVehicle(java.lang.String make,
java.lang.String model,
int year,
java.lang.String tag,
int mileage,
java.sql.Date serviceDate,
java.lang.String condition,
int vehicle_type,
int location)
Adds a vehicle to the YouDrive system and returns a Vehicle object |
VehicleType |
createVehicleType(java.lang.String description,
double hourlyRate,
double dailyRate)
Adds a vehicle type to the YouDrive system |
void |
deleteAdministrator(int adminID)
Removes an administrator from the YouDrive database |
void |
deleteCustomer(int custID)
Removes the customer identified by the specified unique identifier from the YouDrive system |
void |
deleteRentalLocation(int locationID)
Removes a rental location from the YouDrive system |
void |
deleteVehicle(int vehicleID)
Removes the vehicle specified by the unique identifier |
void |
deleteVehicleTypeStatement(int id)
Removes the vehicle type denoted by the specified id from the YouDrive system |
java.util.LinkedList<Administrator> |
getAllAdministrators()
Returns a list of administrators of the YouDrive system. |
java.util.LinkedList<Vehicle> |
getAllAvailableVehicles(int locationID,
int typeID,
java.sql.Timestamp reservationStart,
java.sql.Timestamp reservationEnd)
Retrieves a list of vehicles at the specified location of a certain type AVAILABLE for a given span specified by a start and end timestamp. |
java.util.LinkedList<Customer> |
getAllCustomers()
Returns a list of all customers in the YouDrive system. |
java.util.LinkedList<RentalLocation> |
getAllRentalLocations()
Returns a list of rental locations in the YouDrive system. |
java.util.LinkedList<Reservation> |
getAllReservations(int customerID,
boolean includePastReservations)
Returns a list of reservations associated with a user, either including or excluding past reservations. |
java.util.LinkedList<Vehicle> |
getAllVehicles()
Retrieves a list of all vehicles in the YouDrive system |
java.util.LinkedList<Vehicle> |
getAllVehicles(int locationID)
Retrieves a list of all vehicles in the YouDrive system at the rental location specified by the provided unique identifier. |
java.util.LinkedList<Vehicle> |
getAllVehicles(int locationID,
int typeID)
Retrieves a list of vehicles at the specified location of a certain type |
java.util.LinkedList<VehicleType> |
getAllVehicleTypes()
Returns a list of vehicle types |
java.util.LinkedList<Comment> |
getComments(int vehicleID)
Returns a list of comments for a given vehicle |
double |
getMembershipPrice()
Gets the current 6-month membership price |
boolean |
isVehicleAvailable(int vehicleID,
java.sql.Date startDate,
java.sql.Date endDate)
Tells whether a specified vehicle is available for the given span. |
Administrator |
readAdministrator(int adminID)
Returns the administrator associated with a given unique ID |
Customer |
readCustomer(int custID)
Retrieves a customer from the YouDrive system. |
Customer |
readCustomer(java.lang.String username)
Retrieves a customer from the YouDrive system from a username. |
RentalLocation |
readRentalLocation(int locationID)
Retrieves the rental location from the YouDrive system associated with the given unique identifier |
Reservation |
readReservation(int reservationID)
Retrieves a reservation from the YouDrive system. |
Vehicle |
readVehicle(int vehicleID)
Retrieves a Vehicle from the YouDrive database |
VehicleType |
readVehicleType(int id)
Retrieves the vehicle type associated with the given unique id |
void |
revokeMembership(int customerID)
Revokes the membership of the specified user |
void |
setMembershipPrice(double newPrice)
Sets the 6-month YouDrive membership price |
Address |
updateAddressForCustomer(int id,
java.lang.String addrLine1,
java.lang.String addrLine2,
java.lang.String city,
java.lang.String state,
int ZIP,
java.lang.String country)
If an address exists for a customer, it is updated with the new information. |
Address |
updateAddressForPaymentInfo(int payment_id,
java.lang.String addrLine1,
java.lang.String addrLine2,
java.lang.String city,
java.lang.String state,
int ZIP,
java.lang.String country)
If an address already exists for given payment info, it is updated. |
Address |
updateAddressForRentalLocation(int locationID,
java.lang.String addrLine1,
java.lang.String addrLine2,
java.lang.String city,
java.lang.String state,
int ZIP,
java.lang.String country)
Updates the address in the YouDrive system for a given location |
void |
updateAdministrator(int adminID,
java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Updates an administrator with the specified information |
void |
updateCustomer(int custID,
java.lang.String firstName,
java.lang.String lastName,
java.sql.Date membershipExpiration)
Updates the info for a customer identified by the supplied unique identifier. |
DriversLicense |
updateDLForCustomer(int custID,
java.lang.String DLNumber,
java.lang.String DLState)
If a DL exists for a customer, it is updated. |
void |
updatePaymentInfoForCustomer(int customerID,
java.lang.String cardNumber,
int expirationMonth,
int expirationYear,
int securityCode)
Updates the payment information associated with a YouDrive customer |
void |
updateRentalLocation(int locationID,
java.lang.String name,
int capacity)
Updates the name and capacity of a rental location |
Vehicle |
updateVehicle(int vehicleID,
java.lang.String make,
java.lang.String model,
int year,
java.lang.String tag,
int mileage,
java.sql.Date serviceDate,
java.lang.String condition,
int vehicle_type,
int location)
Updates the vehicle identified by the unique identifier with the new data |
void |
updateVehicleType(int id,
java.lang.String description,
double hourlyRate,
double dailyRate)
Updates a vehicle type with new information |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public YouDriveDAO()
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public Customer createCustomer(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password, java.lang.String emailAddress, java.lang.String firstName, java.lang.String lastName, java.lang.String addrLine1, java.lang.String addrLine2, java.lang.String city, java.lang.String state, int ZIP, java.lang.String country, java.lang.String DLNumber, java.lang.String DLState)
username
- The username of the customerpassword
- The password of the customeremailAddress
- The email address of the customerfirstName
- The customer's first namelastName
- The customer's last namemembershipExpiration
- The customer's membership expiration dateaddrLine1
- The first line of the customer's addressaddrLine2
- The second line of the customer's addresscity
- The city of the customer's addressstate
- The state of the customer's addressZIP
- The ZIP code of the customer's addresscountry
- The country of the customer's addressDLNumber
- The driver's license number of the customerDLState
- The driver's license state of the customer
public Customer readCustomer(int custID)
custID
- The unique id of the customer
public Customer readCustomer(java.lang.String username)
username
- The username of the user.
public void updateCustomer(int custID, java.lang.String firstName, java.lang.String lastName, java.sql.Date membershipExpiration)
custID
- The unique identifier of the customer to updatefirstName
- The new first namelastName
- The new last namemembershipExpiration
- The new membership expiration datepublic void revokeMembership(int customerID)
customerID
- The unique identifier of the user whose membership is being revoked.public void deleteCustomer(int custID)
custID
- The unique identifier of the customer being deletedpublic java.util.LinkedList<Customer> getAllCustomers()
public boolean changeUsername(int userID, java.lang.String newUsername)
userID
- The unique identifier of the user who's username we're changingnewUsername
- The username we are changing to
public boolean changePassword(int userID, java.lang.String newPassword)
userID
- The unique identifier of the user who's password we're changingnewPassword
- The password we are changing to
public boolean changeEmailAddress(int userID, java.lang.String newEmailAddress)
userID
- The unique identifier of the user who's email address we're changingnewEmailAddress
- The email address we are changing to
public User authenticateUser(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password)
username
- The username for the userpassword
- The password for the user
public Address updateAddressForCustomer(int id, java.lang.String addrLine1, java.lang.String addrLine2, java.lang.String city, java.lang.String state, int ZIP, java.lang.String country)
id
- The unique identifier of the customer to assign this address toaddrLine1
- The first line of the addressaddrLine2
- The second line of the addresscity
- The city of the addressstate
- The state of the addressZIP
- The zip code of the addresscountry
- The country of the address
public PaymentInfo addPaymentInfoForCustomer(int customerID, java.lang.String cardNumber, int expirationMonth, int expirationYear, int securityCode, java.lang.String addrLine1, java.lang.String addrLine2, java.lang.String city, java.lang.String state, int ZIP, java.lang.String country)
customerID
- The unique identifier of the customer for which we are adding payment informationcardNumber
- The card numberexpirationMonth
- The card's month of expiryexpirationYear
- The card's year of expirysecurityCode
- The card's security codeaddrLine1
- The first line of the card's billing addressaddrLine2
- The second line of the card's billing addresscity
- The city of the card's billing addressstate
- The state of the card's billing addressZIP
- The ZIP code of the card's billing addresscountry
- The country of the card's billing address
public void updatePaymentInfoForCustomer(int customerID, java.lang.String cardNumber, int expirationMonth, int expirationYear, int securityCode)
customerID
- The unique identifier of the customer for which we are updating payment infocardNumber
- The new card numberexpirationMonth
- The new card's month of expirationexpirationYear
- The new card's year of expirationsecurityCode
- The new card's security codepublic Address updateAddressForPaymentInfo(int payment_id, java.lang.String addrLine1, java.lang.String addrLine2, java.lang.String city, java.lang.String state, int ZIP, java.lang.String country)
payment_id
- The unique identifier of the payment information for which this address should be linkedaddrLine1
- The first line of the card's billing addressaddrLine2
- The second line of the card's billing addresscity
- The city of the card's billing addressstate
- The state of the card's billing addressZIP
- The ZIP code of the card's billing addresscountry
- The country of the card's billing address
public DriversLicense updateDLForCustomer(int custID, java.lang.String DLNumber, java.lang.String DLState)
custID
- The unique identifier of the customer to link the DL toDLNumber
- The driver's license numberDLState
- The driver's license state of issue
public Administrator createAdministrator(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password)
username
- The username of the adminpassword
- The password of the admin
public Administrator readAdministrator(int adminID)
adminID
- The unique identifier of the administrator
public void updateAdministrator(int adminID, java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password)
adminID
- The unique identifier of the admin to be updatedusername
- The new username for the adminpassword
- The new password for the adminpublic void deleteAdministrator(int adminID)
adminID
- The unique identifier of the administrator to be removedpublic java.util.LinkedList<Administrator> getAllAdministrators()
public VehicleType createVehicleType(java.lang.String description, double hourlyRate, double dailyRate)
description
- The description of this vehicle type (i.e. "luxury car, truck, etc.")hourlyRate
- The hourly cost of renting a vehicle of this typedailyRate
- The daily cost of renting a vehicle of this type
public VehicleType readVehicleType(int id)
id
- The unique identifier of the vehicle type to retrieve
public void updateVehicleType(int id, java.lang.String description, double hourlyRate, double dailyRate)
id
- The unique identifier of the vehicle typedescription
- The new description of the vehicle type (i.e. "luxury car, truck, etc.")hourlyRate
- The new hourly cost of renting a vehicle of this typedailyRate
- The new daily cost of renting a vehicle of this typepublic void deleteVehicleTypeStatement(int id)
id
- The unique ID of the vehicle type to removepublic java.util.LinkedList<VehicleType> getAllVehicleTypes()
public Comment createComment(int vehicleID, java.lang.String content)
vehicleID
- The unique identifier of the vehicle for which this comment was madecontent
- The text of the comment
public java.util.LinkedList<Comment> getComments(int vehicleID)
vehicleID
- The unique identifier of the vehicle we are searching comments for
public Vehicle createVehicle(java.lang.String make, java.lang.String model, int year, java.lang.String tag, int mileage, java.sql.Date serviceDate, java.lang.String condition, int vehicle_type, int location)
make
- The make of the car (i.e. "Toyota")model
- The model of the car (i.e. "Camry")year
- The year of the cartag
- The tag of the carmileage
- The current mileage of the carserviceDate
- The date of last servicecondition
- The condition of the car ("good, excellent, etc")vehicle_type
- The unique identifier of the associated vehicle typelocation
- The unique identifier of the associated rental location
public Vehicle readVehicle(int vehicleID)
vehicleID
- The unique identifier of the vehicle to retrieve
public Vehicle updateVehicle(int vehicleID, java.lang.String make, java.lang.String model, int year, java.lang.String tag, int mileage, java.sql.Date serviceDate, java.lang.String condition, int vehicle_type, int location)
vehicleID
- The unique identifier of the vehicle to updatemake
- The new make of the vehicle ("Toyota")model
- The new model of the vehicle ("Camry")year
- The new yeartag
- The new tagmileage
- The new mileageserviceDate
- The new last date of servicecondition
- The new condition of the vehiclevehicle_type
- The new id of the vehicle typelocation
- The new location of the vehicle type
public void deleteVehicle(int vehicleID)
vehicleID
- The unique identifier of the vehicle to be removedpublic java.util.LinkedList<Vehicle> getAllVehicles()
public java.util.LinkedList<Vehicle> getAllVehicles(int locationID)
locationID
- The unique identifier of the rental location
public java.util.LinkedList<Vehicle> getAllVehicles(int locationID, int typeID)
locationID
- The unique identifier of the rental locationtypeID
- The unique identifier of the vehicle type
public java.util.LinkedList<Vehicle> getAllAvailableVehicles(int locationID, int typeID, java.sql.Timestamp reservationStart, java.sql.Timestamp reservationEnd)
locationID
- The unique identifier of the rental locationtypeID
- The unique identifier of the vehicle typereservationStart
- The proposed start timestamp for the reservationreservationEnd
- The proposed end timestamp for the reservation
public boolean isVehicleAvailable(int vehicleID, java.sql.Date startDate, java.sql.Date endDate)
vehicleID
- The unique ID of the vehiclestartDate
- The start timestamp the vehicle should be available forendDate
- The end timestamp the vehicle should be available for
public RentalLocation createRentalLocation(java.lang.String name, int capacity, java.lang.String addrLine1, java.lang.String addrLine2, java.lang.String city, java.lang.String state, int ZIP, java.lang.String country)
name
- The name of the location (ex. Southside)capacity
- The maximum number of vehicles this location can holdaddrLine1
- Line 1 of the addressaddrLine2
- Line 2 of the addresscity
- Rental location address citystate
- Rental location address stateZIP
- Rental location zip codecountry
- Rental location country
public RentalLocation readRentalLocation(int locationID)
locationID
- The unique identifier of the rental location for which we are searching
public void updateRentalLocation(int locationID, java.lang.String name, int capacity)
locationID
- The unique identifier of the rental locationname
- The new name of the locationcapacity
- The new capacity of the locationpublic void deleteRentalLocation(int locationID)
locationID
- The unique identifier of the rental location to be removedpublic java.util.LinkedList<RentalLocation> getAllRentalLocations()
public Address updateAddressForRentalLocation(int locationID, java.lang.String addrLine1, java.lang.String addrLine2, java.lang.String city, java.lang.String state, int ZIP, java.lang.String country)
locationID
- The unique identifier of the rental location to updateaddrLine1
- The new address line 1addrLine2
- The new address line 2city
- The new address citystate
- The new address stateZIP
- The new address zip codecountry
- The new address countrypublic double getMembershipPrice()
public void setMembershipPrice(double newPrice)
newPrice
- The new price to setpublic Reservation createReservation(java.sql.Date pickupTime, double rentalDuration, boolean isHourly, java.sql.Date timeDue, int vehicle_id, int location_id, int customer_id)
pickupTime
- The date/time the vehicle can be picked uprentalDuration
- The rental duration, in either hours or days depending on rental typeisHourly
- Whether the rental is hourly (true) or daily (false)timeDue
- The date/time the vehicle is due to be returnedvehicle_id
- The unique identifier of the vehicle we are rentinglocation_id
- The unique identifier of the rental location to pickup fromcustomer_id
- The unique identifier of the customer placing the reservation
public Reservation readReservation(int reservationID)
reservationID
- The unique identifier of the reservation
public void closeReservation(int reservationID)
reservationID
- The unique identifier of the reservation in the YouDrive system.public void cancelReservation(int reservationID)
reservationID
- The unique identifier of the reservation to cancelpublic java.util.LinkedList<Reservation> getAllReservations(int customerID, boolean includePastReservations)
customerID
- The unique identifier of the customer we're looking up reservations forincludePastReservations
- Whether we should include past reservations (true) or not (false)
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#include <senml_binary_record.h>
A SenMLRecord that stores binary data. This type of object can only be used for sensor data. If actuation is needed, use SenMLBinaryActuator instead.
◆ SenMLBinaryRecord() [1/3]
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renders all the fields to cbor format. renders all the fields of the object without the length info at the beginning note: this is public so that custom implementations for the record object can use other objects internally and render to json using this function (ex: coordinatesRecord using 3 floatRecrods for lat, lon & alt.
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Reimplemented from SenMLRecord.
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renders all the fields to json, without the starting and ending brackets. Inheriters can extend this function if they want to add extra fields to the json output note: this is public so that custom implementations for the record object can use other objects internally and render to json using this function (ex: coordinatesRecord using 3 floatRecrods for lat, lon & alt.
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Reimplemented from SenMLRecord.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


1 CPP¶
1.1 GCC and Make¶
To learn C++, one could look around GCC (GNU C Compiler) first.
The tutorial could be seen here.
g++ command is used to compile source file. One could use commands in termianl as follow to generate executable file:
g++ -o hello hello.cpp chmod a+x hello ./hello
where:
“-o” specifies the executable filename.
“chmod a+x” gives the file execute permission.
“./hello” runs the executable.
also, if you use “g++ hello.cpp”, you will get a “a.out” as an execuable.


I'm A Celebrity's Caitlyn Jenner begins spilling Kardashian family secrets
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Caitlyn Jenner started to open up about her famous family to Adele Roberts.
Yes, it’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for.
In last night’s episode, the former Olympian spoke candidly about Kim Kardashian not going to university and how she set up her first company, as well as her relationship with Kanye West.
Talking about how Kim got the business bug, Caitlyn recalled: ‘Kimberly never went to college. The minute she left high school she started businesses. She had her first business out of the closet.’
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She continued: ‘Kimberly would go into the ladies’ closets. Some of these are like 2,000 square feet – they’re huge. Beverly Hills ladies.
‘They figure out what they want to get rid of and Kimberly has an eBay site… Kimberly sells them for them and gets 30% commission.’
Adele then asked whether Kim would have helped her husband Kanye when he began getting into the fashion industry.
‘Oh yeah,’ Caitlyn replied.
She went on to reveal her thoughts about the Jesus Walks rapper and added: ‘I like Kanye. Kanye was very, very good to me.’
Caitlyn’s conversation comes just hours after it was reported that her ex-wife Kris Jenner was ‘scared’ that she’d expose details from the Kardashian and Jenner families’ private lives.
While we’re desperate to know all the family’s tea, such as if the campmate has beef with Khloe Kardashian and whether or not Drake is dating Kylie, the momager is secretly panicking that her former partner’s time in the jungle could spell disaster.
Earlier in the week, Caitlyn admitted that the Kardashians know that she’s on I’m A Celebrity despite not showing their support on social media.
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‘Yeah, they all know,’ Cait told her campmates.
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! continues tonight at 9pm on ITV.
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Plymouth Argyle team news for trip to League Two leaders Forest Green Rovers
Pilgrims' boss Ryan Lowe has given an update on the calf injury to midfielder Jose Baxter
by Chris ErringtonPlymouth Argyle midfielder Jose Baxter is struggling to overcome a persistent calf injury, manager Ryan Lowe has admitted.
There is no timetable for the return of the talented 27-year-old, who has played only once since mid-September due to the problem.
Baxter is on a short-term contract with the Pilgrims until January so being out of action for so long is not doing him any favours at all.
Lowe said: “He’s struggling a little bit with the injury. We will just keep monitoring him.
“Soleus calf injuries are horrible. They are heart-breaking really. I done mine three times and you get a false sense of security.
“One minute you think you are alright and one minute you are not.”
Baxter is the only injured player in the Argyle squad ahead of the trip to League Two leaders Forest Green Rovers on Saturday.
Lowe added: “I think he has done a bit of work this week and we will see where he’s at with that.
“But it’s irrelevant to us at the moment. If he’s not available for us for the next week or two we just need to concentrate on what we have got.”
Baxter has been limited to five starts and seven substitute appearances for Argyle so far this season.
Right wing-back Joe Riley is available for selection against Forest Green after sitting out the 1-0 FA Cup first round win at Bolton Wanderers last Saturday.
Riley missed out against the club where he started his career after falling heavily on his left arm in training last Friday.
It was the arm which he broke during an away game against Blackpool at the end of March and he had an operation to insert a plate in it.
Lowe said: “Joe is fine. I think it’s just when he has an impact on it, it’s sore, but it has settled down now.
“He has trained Tuesday and he’s training today (Thursday) so he’s fine.
“I think it’s broke still but he doesn’t want to get the operation because he’s going to potentially miss games.”
Striker Dom Telford made his comeback from a hamstring injury as a late substitute against Bolton.
The 22-year-old then played for close to an hour for Argyle in their Premier League Under-23 Cup tie away to Everton on Sunday afternoon.
Two of Argyle’s other forwards, Billy Clarke and Ryan Taylor, also gained valuable game-time against Everton.
Clarke, who scored an equaliser from the penalty spot in the 1-1 draw, and Taylor were able to take part in the match as over-age players.
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Lowe said: “It’s tough sometimes when you go to them 23s’ games. What do the lads really get out of it?
“But all three of them (Telford, Clarke and Taylor) wanted to play. We wanted to put a strong team out because we knew Everton would be strong.
“It was minutes in the lads’ legs and that is what they have needed. Billy looked a lot sharper and Dom needed it certainly.”


<?php namespace CodeIgniter\Database; /** * CodeIgniter * * An open source application development framework for PHP * * This content is released under the MIT License (MIT) * * Copyright (c) 2014-2019 British Columbia Institute of Technology * * 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. * * THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR * IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. 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. * * @package CodeIgniter * @author CodeIgniter Dev Team * @copyright 2014-2019 British Columbia Institute of Technology (https://bcit.ca/) * @license https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT License * @link https://codeigniter.com * @since Version 3.0.0 * @filesource */ /** * Interface ConnectionInterface * * @package CodeIgniter\Database */ interface ConnectionInterface { /** * Initializes the database connection/settings. * * @return mixed */ public function initialize(); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Connect to the database. * * @param boolean $persistent * @return mixed */ public function connect($persistent = false); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Create a persistent database connection. * * @return mixed */ public function persistentConnect(); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Keep or establish the connection if no queries have been sent for * a length of time exceeding the server's idle timeout. * * @return mixed */ public function reconnect(); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Returns the actual connection object. If both a 'read' and 'write' * connection has been specified, you can pass either term in to * get that connection. If you pass either alias in and only a single * connection is present, it must return the sole connection. * * @param string|null $alias * * @return mixed */ public function getConnection(string $alias = null); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Select a specific database table to use. * * @param string $databaseName * * @return mixed */ public function setDatabase(string $databaseName); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Returns the name of the current database being used. * * @return string */ public function getDatabase(): string; //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Returns the last error encountered by this connection. * * @return mixed */ public function getError(); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * The name of the platform in use (MySQLi, mssql, etc) * * @return mixed */ public function getPlatform(); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Returns a string containing the version of the database being used. * * @return mixed */ public function getVersion(); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Orchestrates a query against the database. Queries must use * Database\Statement objects to store the query and build it. * This method works with the cache. * * Should automatically handle different connections for read/write * queries if needed. * * @param string $sql * @param array ...$binds * * @return mixed */ public function query(string $sql, $binds = null); //-------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Performs a basic query against the database. No binding or caching * is performed, nor are transactions handled. 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someone rewrote solitudes where sam was hurt and jack wasn't. it was an interesting read.
and i have read a fic where sam & danny got switched in holiday instead of jack/danny/machello/teal'c
and a ship fic where jack is being a jerk and sam switches bodies with him...during that time of the month. <G>
i dunno, what if jack got the linvris instead of daniel in legacy?
or what if nem kept sam instead of danny?
or maybe, and i can't believe i'm suggesting this one, what if it's ambassador josephine faxon who goes with daniel to volia? (actually i'm surprised noone has done this one)
or it's jack's crazy ex-fiance that's pummeling the natives instead of carter's?
or sam stays on the planet in singularity and jack gets to deal with cassie?
or hathor's a male goauld and he has his way with carter or even fraiser?
or have jack & teal'c trapped in the cavern in solitudes
or what if it's nick that gets selmac instead of jacob?
or sam gets the goauld in into the fire and jack or danny go back for her?
the possibilities are pretty much endless
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