Coming Soon - CodeSharkFCs
CodeSharkFCs is an open source editor for your CNC programs and communication software for your CNC controller
The source and additional information can be found Here
CodeSharkFCs is a FreeCAD integration project.
The current version provides a mechanism to export design geometry (points, lines, arcs, circle center points) into the editor window Line Selection Arc Selection Circle Selection


--- title: Reliable and Interpretable Artificial Intelligence ref: riai2020 description: Graduate course involving the analysis, robustness and visualization of neural networks, as well as probabilistic programming. semester: Fall 2020 number: 263-2400-00L lecturer: Prof. Dr. Martin Vechev ta: Benjamin Bichsel, Samuel Steffen, Jingxuan He, Maximilian Baader, Marc Fischer, Mislav Balunovic, Dimitar I. Dimitrov, Momchil Peychev assistants: edoz: http://vvz.ethz.ch/Vorlesungsverzeichnis/lerneinheit.view?semkez=2020W&ansicht=KATALOGDATEN&lerneinheitId=139806&lang=de session-time-place: lecture-time-place: Wed 14-16, Online exercise-time-place: Mon 12-14, CAB G56 or Wed 12-14 CAB G51 credits: 6 image: ai.png ---
Creating reliable and explainable probabilistic models is a fundamental challenge to solving the artificial intelligence problem. This course covers some of the latest and most exciting advances that bring us closer to constructing such models. The main objective of this course is to expose students to the latest and most exciting research in the area of explainable and interpretable artificial intelligence, a topic of fundamental and increasing importance. Upon completion of the course, the students should have mastered the underlying methods and be able to apply them to a variety of problems. To facilitate deeper understanding, an important part of the course will be a group hands-on programming project where students will build a system based on the learned material.
The course covers some of the latest research (over the last 2-3 years) underlying the creation of safe, trustworthy, and reliable AI:
| Date | Content | Slides | Exercises | Solutions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sept 16 | Introduction |


Simulate a 1D beam with the help of data from simulation.
Compute the beam density from the equilibrium or the raw data on a mesh. The beam density is not very sensitive of the fluctuation, therefore only the central line is computed and a gaussian profile is assumed (with a different vertical and horizontal width). When computing a beam density outside the mesh, an extrapolation is made (cubic). Two ways of computing the emission exists, a first one by assuming that the lifetime of the excited state is negligible (thus only the datas from the point considered are used) and a second one that compute the expected value from an exponential decay. The simulation data are saved in this class.
| Parameters: | config_file (str) – Name of the config file |
|---|---|
| Variables: |
|
Compute the beam density on the mesh and the interpolant.
Use the Gauss-Legendre quadrature of order 2 for computing the integral:
where \(n_b(P)\) is the density at the point P (along the beam central line), \(n_{b,0}\) is the density at the origin, \(n_e\) is the electron density, \(S_\text{cr}\) is the beam stopping coefficient (depending on the beam energy [\(E_b\)], the ion temperature [\(T_i\)] and the electron density), \(m\) is the mass of a particle in the beam, \(\mathrm{d}z\) is along the central line.
The initial density is computed with the help of the total power (\(P\)):
where \(\Omega\) is the 2D space perpendicular to the beam direction and \(v = \sqrt{\frac{2E}{m}}\) is the velocity of the particles.
Create the 1D mesh between the source of the beam and the end of the mesh.
Is called during the initialization
Find the wall (of the mesh) that will stop the beam and return the coordinate of the intersection with the beam.
| Parameters: | eps (float) – Ratio of increase size on each side of the box |
|---|---|
| Returns: | Position of the intersection between the end of the mesh and the beam (in cartesian system) |
| Return type: | np.array[3] |
Compute the beam density with the help of the interpolant.
Change the coordinate of the position from the cartesian system to the beam system and, after, interpolate the data.
| Parameters: | pos (np.array[...,3]) – List of position where to take the beam density (in cartesian system) |
|---|---|
| Returns: | Beam density |
| Return type: | np.array[:] |
Compute the emission at a given position and time step
\(\varepsilon = \langle\sigma v\rangle n_b n_e\)
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | \(\varepsilon\) |
| Return type: | np.array[Ncomp,N] |
Compute the emission at a given position and time step
For the density of excited particles, the following formula is used: \(n_\text{ex} = \frac{1}{\|v\|}\int_0^{\tau vd} \varepsilon(P-\delta \hat{v})\exp\left(-\frac{\delta}{v\tau}\right)\mathrm{d}\delta\) where \(v\) is the velocity of the beam particles (\(\hat{v} = \frac{\vec{v}}{\|\vec{v}\|}\)), \(\varepsilon\) is the emissivity computed in get_emis, and \(\tau\) is the lifetime.
Therefore the emissivity is given by: \(\varepsilon_l(P) = \frac{n_\text{ex}(P)}{\tau}\)
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | \(\varepsilon_l\) |
| Return type: | np.array[Ncomp,N] |
Acces method to the origin of the beam
| Returns: | self.pos (in cartesian system) |
|---|---|
| Return type: | np.array[3] |
Compute the quantities from the datas
Use the list of string quant for taking the good values inside the simulation datas. See interpolate_data
| Parameters: |
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|---|---|
| Returns: | The interpolated value from the simulation in the same order than quant |
| Return type: | tuple[quant] |
Compute the beam width at a specific distance.
Can be modify for adding the effect of the beam divergence.
| Parameters: | dist (np.array[N]) – Distance from the origin of the beam |
|---|---|
| Returns: | Horizontal and vertical beam width (0 for horizontal, 1 for vertical) |
| Return type: | np.array[2,dist.shape] |
Second part of the initialization (should be called manually!).
Due to the computation of the limits (compute_limits), the data are loaded after the initialization. This method save the data inside the instance and compute the beam density on the mesh
| Parameters: |
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|---|


Beginning with version 1.4, Elasticsearch no longer enables bloom filters for search. This command is unnecessary if your Elasticsearch version is 1.4 or higher.
From the Elasticsearch Bloom Filter Posting Format documentation
It can sometime make sense to disable bloom filters. For instance, if you are logging into an index per day, and you have thousands of indices, the bloom filters can take up a sizable amount of memory. For most queries you are only interested in recent indices, so you don’t mind CRUD operations on older indices taking slightly longer.
In these cases you can disable loading of the bloom filter on a per-index basis by updating the index settings
This setting is especially relevant to Logstash and Marvel use-cases. The
bloom
command allows you to disable the bloom filter cache for indices.
$ curator bloom --help Usage: curator bloom [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Disable bloom filter cache Options: --delay INTEGER Pause *n* seconds after disabling bloom filter cache of an index [default: 0] --help Show this message and exit. Commands: indices Index selection.
This command requires the indices subcommand for index selection.
Disable the bloom filters (for Elasticsearch versions < 1.4):
curator bloom indices <<index selection parameters>>


Module stick/middleware
Convenience module that provides access to all
Stick middleware using a single require()
call.
basicauth
Middleware for Basic HTTP Authentication.
continuation
Middleware for generator based continuations.
error
Middleware for generating error pages.
etag
Middleware for ETag based conditional GET.
gzip
Middleware for GZip compression of response bodies.
method
Middleware for HTTP method overriding.
mount
Middleware for mounting other applications.
notfound
Middleware for generating 404 pages.
params
Middleware for request parameter parsing.
profiler
Middleware for JavaScript code profiling.
render
Middleware for template based response rendering.
responselog
Middleware for appending log messages to the HTTP response.
route
Middleware for intra-app request routing.
session
Middleware for HTTP session support.
static
Middleware for serving static resources.
upload
Middleware for file upload support.


Panel at Centre clears three more medical colleges in Tamil Nadu
Institutes will come up in Krishnagiri, Nagapattinam and Tiruvallur
by Special CorrespondentThe Technical Evaluation Committee of the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has given the “clearance” to establish three more government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu.
The State government had applied seeking permission to establish the colleges in Krishnagiri, Nagapattinam and Tiruvallur districts.
Health Secretary Beela Rajesh on Monday made a presentation to the committee in New Delhi.
The final decision on establishing the colleges will be taken by the Empowered Committee of the Union Health Ministry, official sources said.
“The Technical Evaluation Committee has cleared the proposal. Officials had to give a number of reasons for seeking medical colleges in these districts. For Nagapattinam, the emphasis was laid on the district having a long coastal line, and the fact that it was affected during the tsunami, and cyclones,” a reliable source said.
The source added that the Chief Minister has allotted land for all three proposed medical colleges.
Last month, the Union Ministry approved six new medical colleges at a cost of ₹1,950 crore, taking the total number of government medical colleges to 30.


Legacy Outfitters
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- Home & Garden Decor
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The End of Violence Directed by Wim Wenders (Lisbon Story)
Written by Nicholas Klein
Story by Nicholas Klien and Wim Wenders
Starring: Bill Pullman (Lost Highway), Andie Macdowell (Sex, Lies, and Videotape), Gabriel Byrne (The Usual Suspects), Traci Lind (My Boyfriend's Back), Rosalind Chao (What Dreams May Come), K. Todd Freeman (Grosse Pointe Blank), Loren Dean (Enemy of the State), John Dihel (A Time to Kill), Pruitt Taylor Vince (Beautiful Girls)
As Reviewed by James Brundage
The world is fraught with questions. What created it? Why is it so ugly and beautiful at the same time? How can things like irony exist? How can a thriller be entitled The End of Violence? Of those four questions, I can answer only one, and I can answer it simply. A thriller can be called The End of Violence if it isn't actually a thriller.
Though containing the psychological tension of a thriller, and plot elements that would make you believe it's a thriller, it ends up being a character drama instead. It shows how much we loathe violence, how our culture hypes on it, and how we forget ourselves while buried in suspicion.
The artistically bold film opens with the question "Define Violence.", which we are thoroughly unable to do throughout the film. We can only begin to understand its nature, but not its form. A man who controls violence's public nature, hotshot Hollywood producer Mike Max (Bill Pullman), is at the center of a bizarre plot involving a secret surveillance system around Los Angeles, watching it in an attempt to usher in The end of violence, but ending up causing more violence in the process. Overseeing the technical aspects of the project is Ray Bearing (Gabriel Byrne), a technology genius who wants a simple life. Unhappily married to Mike Max is Paige Stocklard (Andie MacDowell), a woman trapped in her unhappy marriage yearning for experiencing life.
When an attempt is made on Mike Max's life, however, everything changes.
The movie is a contrast, a study in ambiguity which is the nature of violence itself. It is a haunting, spectral image of a violent world that is still with us, and it will leave you wondering how to define violence, and waiting, wanting, to see The End of Violence.
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6.810 Engineering Interactive Technologies (fall 2021)
Design and Laser Cut Your Business Card
In this homework you will learn how to use a laser cutter to fabricate your own business card and also get access to the workshops this class will use: The Engineering Design Studio (EDS) in 38-501.
Accessing EDS (38-501)
EDS Hours: You can go to EDS at any time during the 'EDS Open Hours' as shown here on the calendar. They are typically Monday - Friday from 9am-5pm with some times blocked off for classes. Please make sure you read the tutorial here before going to EDS for laser cutting. EDS has workshop managers who will be able to assist you if you have questions.

You can add your comments here.
Please let us know if you had any trouble with the drawing or laser cutting or if anything was confusing in the write up.
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(1) Create Business Card Design
Before you get started, you may want to check out the left sidebar for some inspiration from the last years.Create a New Drawing: Open Illustrator and create a new drawing.
Set Units to mm: If your drawing is set to 'pts' as a measurement unit, set it to 'mm'. In Illustrator, you can set the units by clicking on
Edit->Preferences->Units
and set all units to 'mm'.Dimensions of your Business Card: Business cards are
85mm x 55mm
. Your card needs to adhere to this size. Create a rectangle that represents the bounds of your business card, i.e. later when the laser cutter cuts out the rectangle your card has the right size.Draw Shapes, Import Images, Write Text: To draw shapes, you can use any of the regular drawing tools in Illustrator (e.g. rectangle, circle, pen drawing tool). You can also import images that will be engraved by the laser cutter (darker pixels in an image will be engraved deeper than brighter images, which creates a relief effect). Finally, you can also use the different text tools to write text, such as your name, onto your card.
(2) Change Drawing Settings for Laser Cutting
Most laser cutters require that you specify which parts of your drawing should be cut (vector mode
) and which should be engraved (raster mode
). You specify this by using specific line colors and line thicknesses.Line Color: First, set document mode to
RGB
by going to the menu File -> Document Color Mode -> RGB
. For each shape that you want to cut, make sure its outline is 100% red (R: 255, G: 0, B:0)
. There should be no infill color
. For text, you cannot assign an outline color directly, you first have to convert the text into a path. You can do this by selecting the text and going to Type -> Create Outlines
. Once you have the outline of the text you can set its color to red (note that once a text is an outline, you can't edit the text anymore, so finalize your text first).Line Thickness: The stroke thickness should be 0.00001mm. You can set the stroke thickness in
Window -> Stroke -> Weight
. The moment you hit enter after you typed in the value it will snap to 0 but internally it will still be 0.00001 so you will be all set.Images: Since images consist of pixels and not lines, they will automatically be
engraved
not cut. If you have a color image, you may want to convert it to grayscale
first to see if it has a good dynamic range
(i.e. it has both light gray pixels and dark gray pixels). If the dynamic range is low, i.e. all pixels have a similar gray value, you will not see much of a relief effect since all pixels will be engraved with a similar depth. (3) Export Drawing as .pdf
Save Drawing as PDF: The laser cutter can take as input either an .svg file or a .pdf file. We recommend you save your document as a pdf by going toDocument -> Save as
and selecting .pdf
. You can always open that pdf again in Illustrator and keep editing.Upload to Student Google Drive: Once you saved your design as a .pdf, please upload it to your student google drive folder. Let us know on slack that you have your design ready. We will check if all the settings (line color, thickness) are correct. Once we confirmed your design is ready, you can go and laser cut your card.
(4) Choose Material
We bought differently colored cardboard for you for laser cutting your business card. The cardboard is relatively thin and thus your card can fit into a wallet after you cut it out. We will also leave a bucket of various scrap materials (acrylic etc.) if you prefer one of these. If you prefer to use a totally different material feel free to do so but check with the workshop staff if it is safe to laser cut. But keep in mind that a card made from e.g. 3mm acrylic will not fit into a wallet.(5) Laser Cut Business Card
The workshop manager will show you how to use the particular laser cutter in their workshop. Below are example instructions for one of the Universal Laser Cutters. They are only there to give you a rough idea how to setup a laser cutting job. Please follow what the workshop manager tells you.
Print Drawing to Laser Cutter Software: Transfer your drawing to the laser cutter computer via USB stick or via email. Open the pdf and go to File -> Print
. Select the laser cutter from the dropdown menu (e.g. the Universal Laser Cutters are PLS150D
in EDS). Hit the print button
.
Check if Drawing has the Right Settings: Open the laser cutter software by clicking on the ULS Control Panel Icon
on the desktop (it's a small red diamond). You should see your drawing in the software. Your drawing should have a bright red color in the view, if it is black it will not work (either your line thickness is too thick or you set the wrong color mode when making the drawing).
Set Power and Speed Settings for your Material Sheet: Each material needs different power and speed settings. Cutting a sheet of paper needs less power than cutting a piece of wood. To set the power and speed, click the settings
button (see previous image). In the pop-up, you need to set power
and speed
for the color of your drawing (i.e., in our case red
). Since it is not obvious what the right power/speed is, we are going to use the software's material database
.
In the material database
pick your material (e.g. paper -> cardboard), then insert the thickness of your sheet. Once you hit the apply
button, the values will be transfered back to the previous power/speed window and you will see that the values for the color red have changed. Click the big set
button to confirm.
Insert Material: Next, insert the material into the laser cutter.
Align 2D Drawing with Material Sheet: To move the drawing to the top left corner, first click on
Focus View
and then click on the top left corner of the digital laser cutter bed. This will move the physical laser head to the top left corner. Next, select your drawing and click Relocate
. It will now be moved to the top left corner. Turn on Laser Cutter: First, turn on the laser cutter. The switch is on the right side of the laser cutter. Turn on Compressor + Filter: Next, turn on the compressor and the filter. The ventilation sucks away the dust particles that are created during the cutting process. The compressor puts the lens chamber under pressure. This prevents the dirt particles from entering the lens chamber and getting stuck to the lens, which then cause burn spots on the lens and eventually break it. In EDS, Compressor and Filter are under the laser cutter. In IDC, the console to turn on the compressor and filter is on the left wall. Push the green 'on' button to turn on the filter + compressor. When you are done cutting, push the 'off' button to turn everything off. The big red button is the emergency button. If the laser cutter does not turn on, the button might have been pushed in by somebody. Double check with Chris or a TA, then pull it out. Start Laser Cutting: Only after compressor and filter are on, hit the
green start button
in the laser cutter software. Be sure to watch the laser cutter the entire time it is cutting the material. If something goes wrong, calmly hit the pause button
on the laser cutter, and ask for help as needed.


"Google"
My favorite site is
Google
!
This is the link to google!
"Facebook"
My favorite site is
Facebook
!
This is the link to Facebook!
"Amazon:
My favorite site is
Amazon
!
This is the link to Amazon!
"its going on well"
Hello there, awesome person!


What are classes and objects in OOP, and what's the distinction between the two?
A Class is a blueprint of sorts; it outlines what attributes and functionalities a particular type of structure should have. For example, a Car object could have color, top speed, and transmission type attributes and accelerate, brake, and turn signal functions.
An Object is an instance of a Class. For instance (if you'll excuse the pun), myCar would be an instance of the class Car with color = gray, top speed = 15mph, transmission type = automatic. It would inherit the methods accelerate, brake, and turn signal functions from Car.
An object is a member or an "instance" of a class.
If channel is a class, Start Sports, BBC, and ESPN are its objects. If water is a Class, "Fresh Lime Water" and "Soup" are its objects.
Although you might find this explanation vague, this is the answer that I could think of.
Here is how you can learn about and distinguish classes:
Say you have a class "CAR"
Its objects are Hyundai, Ford, Suzuki. It will have the same methods but different designs -> this is how you can relate objects and classes with the real world.


Tabs Demo
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Search By Song
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Starting City
State
Ending City
State
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float round ( float $val [, int $precision = 0 [, int $mode = PHP_ROUND_HALF_UP ]] )
Returns the rounded value of val to specified precision (number of digits after the decimal point). precision can also be negative or zero (default). Note: PHP doesn't handle strings like "12,300.2" correctly by default. See converting from strings.
The rounded value


We use Blender to generate dynamic 3D models and upload them with the Sketchfab API.
Full source is available on GitHub. Feel free to fork it and create your own crazy 3D models!
We have a rough TODO list but we'd love to hear your ideas! Feel free to open an issue on GitHub or post in forum.sketchfab.com
Ready to create 3D models with your web app? Great!
Check the documentation and give it a try.


fun build(): Card
Generate a new Card object based on the arguments held by this Builder.
Return the newly created Card object


Class Nodemailer
- Defined in: nodemailer.js
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
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Nodemailer(options)
Generates a Nodemailer object which is the main 'hub' for managing the send process |
Method Summary
Class Detail
Generates a Nodemailer object which is the main 'hub' for managing the send process
- Parameters:
- {Object} options
- Message options object, see README for the complete list of possible options
Method Detail
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generateMailObject()
Uses the data from the original options object to compose a mailcomposer e-mail message that can be later streamed to the selected transport
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{Object} getGlobalTransport()
Add support for legacy transport settings by checking for global variables SMTP, sendmail and SES
- Returns:
- {Object} Transport object
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sendMail(callback)
Send the e-mail message by using data from the original options object and selected transport
- Parameters:
- {Function} callback
- Callback function to run when the e-mail has been sent (or it failed)
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setAttachments()
If attachment array is set on the options object, add these attachments to the mailcomposer object
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setGeneralOptions()
Uses the general options (message sender and receiver, subject body, etc.) to set mailcomposer properties. Includes support for legacy properties.
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setModuleHeaders()
Add some required headers to the message, such as Date: and Message-Id:
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setUserHeaders()
If the 'headers' property was set on the options, add the values to the header of the e-mail message
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validateSettings(callback)
Doesn't do much currently, if the future should link to transport validation methods. For example in case of SES should check that AWS keys are set up etc.
- Parameters:
- {Function} callback
- Callback function to run after validation


"the happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thought's"
- Marcus Aurelius
staying positive doesn't mean you have to be happy all the time. it means that even in the hardest days of your life you would know that there are good things in it
here we are trying to make you stop your overthinking or nervousness.
The small test below would know what is your current mood and give you something to do to make you feel better.
😇 mood converter quiz 😇
I'm not a normal quiz I'm ☔a storm ☔ of happiness, come and join my storm


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Former Data Consultant that got punched in the face by life. But, didn't stay down.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6 (makes 36 biscuits)
This traditionally English recipe of set creamy custard has a splash of Irish cream liqueur to stir things up a bit. Great with a couple of French ‘cat’s tongue’ biscuits on the side.
Preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 2. Butter the inside of a two-litre pudding basin.
Put the cream and chocolate in a medium non-stick saucepan and heat very gently, stirring regularly until the chocolate melts. Remove from the heat.
Place the egg yolks, Irish cream liqueur and sugar in a large bowl and whisk until pale.
Slowly pour the warm cream and chocolate mixture onto the eggs, stirring vigorously until thoroughly combined. Carefully pour the mixture into the buttered pudding dish and place in a large roasting tin.
Boil a kettle of water and carefully pour the just-boiled water into the roasting tin so it rises roughly 3cm/1¼in up the side of the dish. Take care that you don’t drip any water on the cream mixture.
Open the oven door, and using an oven-cloth to hold as the tin will be hot, place the pudding in the centre of the oven. Bake for 40-45 minutes. The custard is ready when it is almost set. If you move the dish, you should see the custard wobble like a jelly with a slight ripple under the surface. It will continue to firm up as it cools.
Take the roasting tin out of the oven, lift the pudding dish carefully from the water and set aside to cool for about an hour. Cover with cling film and chill in the fridge overnight.
Up to five hours before serving, make the caramel. Put the sugar and four tablespoons of cold water into a small saucepan and place over a medium heat for about a minute, stirring with a wooden spoon until the sugar dissolves.
Increase the heat a little and cook the sugar, without stirring, for 5-7 minutes, or until it turns golden-brown – the same colour as maple syrup. Uncover the custard and have close to hand ready for the caramel topping.
As soon as the caramel is ready, remove the pan from the heat. Do not touch or taste the caramel as it will be extremely hot. The caramel will continue to cook once it has been removed from the heat, so don’t allow it to become any darker before you take it off.
Brush a large metal serving spoon with oil and slowly pour the caramel over the spoon onto the cooled custard, ensuring it is covered as evenly as possible. Don’t pour into one area only or the hot caramel will begin to melt the cream. Tilt the dish to help it run to the edges if necessary. Leave to cool for 15 minutes before serving or keep covered in the fridge. (The caramel will begin to soften after a couple of hours.)
For the langues de chat biscuits, pre-heat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6 and line two baking trays with parchment paper.
Using an electric whisk, cream the butter and icing sugar together until light and fluffy. Beat in the vanilla extract, cinnamon and orange zest. Whisk in the egg whites one at a time and then fold in the flour.
Using a piping bag fitted with a plain 1cm/½in nozzle, pipe 6cm/2½in strips of the mixture onto the lined baking trays.
Bake for 6-8 minutes until the edges are slightly golden-brown. Leave to cool on the tray.
Serve the caramel-topped Trinity cream with the langue de chat biscuits alongside.


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this partner is a professor, add the university that she works for. Companies may also have
incubators as parents.
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Change Partner Type
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information presented, engagement options, and more. However, information will not be lost
by
changing this
(I think...).
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Company
Individual Contractor
Professor
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University
University Sub-Org
e.g. Amp Lab, MediaX
Contact
e.g. admin, sales,
legal, etc.
Incubator
Venture Capital Firm
Industry Assc.
Other
Cooperation resources are the people and entities that actually do the
cooperation
work.
Companies, professors and independent consultants are often resources.
Universities, administrators and incubators are usually not.
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Jenn Schlick
Owner, Project Manager
Jenn graduated with honors from the University of Maine with a bachelor of arts in journalism and English. She joined Carbonite during its first years, designing websites and marketing campaigns. At the digital agency Echo & Co., she was fortunate to have a hand in creating technology solutions for social good. These values have been an important part of her work ever since.
At CoLab, Jenn enjoys being challenged and challenging others to do their best work. She finds immense value in being part of a close-knit team that pushes each other forward.


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Shoplifter accidentally helps police bust two drug dealers in Merthyr Tydfil
Jordan Donaghue, 28, and Samuel Thomas, 31, were jailed for a total of seven years between them following the discovery
by Katie-Ann GupwellPolice managed to bust two drug dealers after a shoplifter unwittingly led detectives to cocaine den.
Officers turned up to search the house in Merthyr Tydfil after a thief had been caught nicking from a clothes shop in the town.
Police arrived expecting to find stolen goods - but instead stumbled upon more than £10,000 worth of crack cocaine.
During the search, officers also seized cash and other drug paraphernalia.
Police's unexpected visit came as something of a shock to Jordan Donaghue, 28, and Samuel Thomas, 31 - who were later charged with possession with intent of a class A drug.
The pair were subsequently arrested and taken into custody.
Detective Constable Tom Evans, of the Priority Policing Team, said: “It certainly wasn’t what we were expecting to find, but we’ll always take a little luck in the fight against drugs.
“It was a sizeable amount of crack cocaine and I’m in no doubt these pair were significant suppliers in the area.
“Crack cocaine is highly addictive, it causes psychosis, and brings misery upon users and their families."
Both men were sentenced at Merthyr Crown Court on November 12.
Donaghue, of Mitchell Crescent, Merthyr Tydfil was jailed for three years and Thomas, of Fifth Avenue, Galon Uchaf, Merthyr Tydfil, was jailed for four years.
Detective Evans added: "The suffering inflicted by these two men is undoubted and now they will spend Christmas in prison which is where they belong.
“And rest assured that any profits they’ve made from the sale of drugs, we’ll aim to seize under the Proceeds of Crime Act.”


| Period | Sales | Sales Goal |
|---|---|---|
| August | $3,590 | $4,000 |
| September | $4,420 | $5,000 | October | $4,870 | $5,000 |
| November | $8,610 | $7,500 |
| Black Friday | $3,200 | |
| December | $6,820 | $7,500 |
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| Period | Sales | Sales Goal |
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| August | $3,590 | $4,000 |
| September | $4,420 | $5,000 | October | $4,870 | $5,000 |
| November | $8,610 | $7,500 |
| Black Friday | $3,200 | |
| December | $6,820 | $7,500 |
| Compiled 12.20.2020 by bRauls |


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Create and combine HTML and PDF reports from within R. Possibility to design tables and listings for reporting and also include R plots.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | plyr, reshape2, whisker, tools, grDevices, methods, stats, utils |
| Suggests: | ggplot2, knitr, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-03-22 |
| Author: | Richard Hooijmaijers [aut, cre], Richard Hooijmaijers [cph] |
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| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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Man City loses attempt at CAS to block UEFA investigation
by GRAHAM DUNBARMONTREUX, Switzerland (AP) - Manchester City lost its attempt Friday to block an investigation into allegations it deceived UEFA while violating rules that monitor soccer club finances.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that City’s appeal against UEFA’s handling of the investigation was inadmissible. The two-time defending Premier League champions tried to stop UEFA’s club finance panel from handling a referral by investigators to impose a punishment.
“At CAS we can only hear appeals against final decisions,” said Matthieu Reeb, the court’s secretary general.
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UEFA investigators had called for a severe penalty - that City be excluded from the Champions League for one season.
The file will now proceed to UEFA’s club finance judges. Any sanction they impose can also be challenged at CAS.
The latest UEFA investigation started after leaks of City’s internal correspondence and documents to German news outlet Der Spiegel last year.
The leaks implied City deceived UEFA for several years, including by hiding information that revenue from potentially overvalued commercial deals came from the club’s owners in Abu Dhabi to curb losses.
City has never disputed the authenticity of the documents.
“There was absolutely no examination of the merits,” Reeb said of the three-judge panel’s ruling. “We cannot say whether the decision of the alleged breach of financial fair play rules are real or not.”
Friday’s ruling extends a long-standing conflict between City and UEFA in the era of “Financial Fair Play” rules which began in 2009 after consultation with clubs. The project was intended to protect clubs from reckless overspending.
UEFA rules limit cash injections from wealthy owners, which critics say penalize emerging clubs with big ambitions. Commercial deals such as shirt sponsorships that are suspected of being inflated are also assessed for the fair market rate.
City was deducted 20 million euros ($22 million) of Champions League prize money by UEFA in 2014 in the first round of FFP judgments.
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- Memetic - Class in metaheuristics
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- Memetic(Instance, Neighborhood, Crossover, double, double) - Constructor for class metaheuristics.Memetic
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LAVA MAZE For one or two players. Reach your partner before the lava does! Press arrow keys or WASD to move. One-day game by Ethan Kennerly Playtesting by Ian Hill, Jennifer Russ For The Arbitrary Game Jam #4 on November 2, 2013. TAG4 themes: Lava, Love hurts, Be a stranger to fear http://isaacjames.com/the_arbitrary_game_jam Too slow? Press Shift+2 to double speed. Too fast? Press Shift+3 to halve speed. Not sure? Press Shift+1 to return to normal speed. Source code: https://github.com/ethankennerly/lava


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#include "tetromino_type.h"
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| void | SpawnBag_Destroy (SpawnBag *bag) |
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| void | SpawnBag_Refill (SpawnBag *bag) |
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
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For the meringue, preheat the oven to 140C/280F/Gas 1. Line a large baking sheet with baking parchment.
Place the egg whites in a large, clean bowl. Sift the icing sugar and the instant coffee into the egg whites.
Whisk the egg whites with an electric hand whisk until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Add the caster sugar, a little at a time, while continuing to whisk. Whisk until all the sugar is added and the mixture is glossy and thick and stands in peaks when pulled up by the whisk.
Spread the meringue mixture out into a circle on the lined baking tray (alternatively you can make four smaller merinuges) and smooth the top with a palette knife.
Transfer the tray to the oven and bake for 45-60 minutes until crisp on the outside, then turn off the oven and leave to cool with the door ajar for at least 30 minutes. Remove from the oven and peel off the paper.
For the passion fruit cream, gently fold the passion fruit into the whisked cream. Stir in the icing sugar.
To assemble the meringue, cover the meringue base (or bases) with the passion fruit cream. Top with the summer berries and serve.


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| List:add (obj) | Adds an object to the List. |
| List:remove (obj) | Removes an object from the List. |
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| List:has (obj) | Gets if the List has the object. |
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I am a full stack developer trainee at CodeYourFuture with experience in designing, developing and deploying full stack web applications. This includes database modelling, front-end and back-end development using the PERN stack, cloud deployment with continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD), as well as GitHub and Trello for project collaboration. I am currently seeking opportunity in a team to improve my skillset and contribute my quota.
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Mars Attacks!
Chad'z rating: **1/2 (out of 4 = OK)
1996, PG-13, 106 minutes [1 hour, 46 minutes]
[comedy/satire/science fiction]
starring: Jack Nicholson (President Dale, Art Land), Pierce Brosnan (Donald Kessler), Martin Short (Jerry Ross), Jim Brown (Byron Williams), written by Jonathan Gems, produced by Tim Burton, Larry J. Franco, directed by Tim Burton, based on the Topps trading card series.
seen on home video by myself on Saturday, October 11, 1997 at 7 p.m.
It's funny how a punctuation mark can make or break a movie. From title alone, you'd think "Mars Attacks!" would be a cartoony black comedy or some kind of thrilling sci-fi movie, but to understand how the film really works, just drop the exclamation point. Mars attacks - so what?
As with any alien invasion story, this film sets up its framework by showing characters all over the country who are somehow connected. Of course numerous sub-plots are established, but since this is a satire we're not asked to take much of anything seriously.
First there's Jack Nicholson who seems depressed playing the role of President Dale - probably because Dale is the calmest character he's ever played. Dale's staff is made up of generic characters including Pierce Brosnan as Donald Kessler, a scientist who tells the president not to panic when Martians surround Earth. Not surprisingly there's also the bossy, hyperactive general who keeps saying we should "nuke 'em!" (this routine is so old and unfunny it's almost sad). There's also Martin Short as White House Press Secretary Jerry Ross who does his typical spiel (enough said). In fact, it's really not worth mentioning all the characters here because there are so many of them and they're all boring, familiar caricatures. They're meant to be zany but the atmosphere is so dull nothing seems witty enough to be funny.
It takes over a half hour before any real action takes place, and although the special effects are fantastic, they don't do much to save the lame screenplay. The Martians are weird-looking aliens who blast humans with ray guns and quack like ducks. It's obvious their malevolence is a parody of aliens in films like these, but the film doesn't go far enough to make them the funny cartoons they are meant to be. Remember how the evil "Gremlins" had individual personalities? That should happen here, but doesn't. And even when this is attempted, it doesn't really work.
This movie probably wasn't intended to be just a live-action cartoon and/or a spoof of sci-fi movies, it's meant to be a humorous political statement through satire. Burton attempts to make some themes about the obsession of the media, but he doesn't nearly utilize the potential. After the halfway point, the film is just small chunks of pointless scenes meant to be funny but aren't. For example: the rednecks with guns who say, "They're not taking the TV," or the hotel mogul Art Land (Nicholson again) who says, "Even aliens gotta sleep somewhere."
"Mars Attacks!" is like a glass of flat soda where the taste is still there, but there's no pep to it. The same thing happens here - it's a film with an all-star cast, and a story that should be easy to satirize, but everybody seems too bored to make an effort.
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NEEDLES Drops Layer-Friendly Down Parkas for FW19
Featuring sleek Taffeta textiles.
by Charlie ZhangAfter releasing the Asymmetric Ghillie Sneakers last week, NEEDLES has returned with new outerwear pieces from its FW19 lineup. Featured are two insulated parkas that have been decorated with a slew of bold patterns.
The first parka features a traditional pattern in the brand’s usual style. Contrasting silver-toned two-way zippers run down the center, framed by thin hazel brown fabric. The jacket comes with wide, slightly raised collars and two welt pockets at the front, while a hidden zipper pocket above the right welt and tonal cuffs round up the design. The other parka boasts a dark olive base color, accented with burnished red-brown dyes that have been unevenly spread. In contrast to the previous piece, this jacket is constructed with tussore fabric, giving it a light sheen. As a finishing note, the parka comes with a quilted nylon inner lining and dark gunmetal-tone hardware for a more muted color scheme.
The NEEDLES FW19 Down Parkas are currently available at nepenthes.shop-pro.jp for $608 USD.
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NEEDLES Traditional Pattern Down Parka
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Cruz Bay is St. John's main town located on the west coast and the island's largest commercial center and port. Frequent barge and ferry, including car ferry, services connect St John to the neighboring more-developed island of St Thomas. Ferries also run regularly between Cruz Bay and Tortola, Virgin Gorda, and Jost Van Dyke in the BVIs.
The National Park Service has its headquarters near the waterfront in Cruz Bay as does U.S. Customs and Immigration. Cruz Bay also has a post office and bank.
Coral Bay, popular with cruising boats and liveaboards, is just 20 minutes away from Cruz Bay by car, at the SE end of the Island.
Position 18° 19'56"N, 64° 47'53"W (bay entrance)
If arriving outside local working hours, report your arrival leaving a brief message with boat name, registration number, date and time of arrival and a return telephone number.
The captain should go to the CBP office at the ferry terminal across from the National Park office. All the crew must also clear in.
Yachts can anchor for clearance (for three hours) just in the port hand side of Cruz Bay.
Last updated March 2016.
Anchoring in Cruz Bay
There is very limited anchoring space by the seaplane ramp in Cruz Bay. The other anchoring areas have no room being full of fixed moorings. Bigger boats (draft 2m plus) will have to anchor well outside to clear in at the ferry terminal across from the National Park office.
For anchoring information around St John, see the National Park Map.
Moorings around St John
There are restrictions on vessels travelling through and anchoring in National Park waters around St. John. Over 200 moorings have been laid around the island, to be used by visitors to the National Park. Moorings are safe, easy to use, and eliminate the need to anchor. Many of the National Park mooring centres have floating pay stations making life easier - just look out for the rafts with the National Park flag flying. Moorings cost $15 a night from 5.00pm to 7.30am.
Find more information at Using the National Park Mooring System.
In addition, The Reef Ecology Foundation of St. Thomas and St. John have set up 45 moorings for public use. These are easy-to-see, blue striped buoys. Use is free but restricted to boats under 60' long for day use only with a three hour limit. The sites include; Thatch Cay, Grass Cay, Congo Cay, Carvel Rock, Great St. James, Little St. James, Cow and Calf, Capella Island, Flat Cay and Saba Island. Moorings are often under repair so see the Foundation's website for details on the state of all moorings.
Last updated March 2012.


CIRCLE K NOSNOOZE- caffeine tablet
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Active ingredient (in each tablet)
Caffeine 200mg
Use
helps restore mental alertness or wakefulness when experiencing fatigue or drowsiness
Warnings
For occasional use only
Caffeine warning
The recommended dose of this product contains about as much caffeine as a cup of coffee. Limit the use of caffeine-containing medications, foods, or beverages while taking this product because too much caffeine may cause nervousness, irritability, sleeplessness, and, occasionally, rapid heart beat.
Do not use
- in children under 12 years of age
- as substitute for sleep
Stop use and ask a doctor if fatigue or drowsiness persists or continues to recur
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
| adults and children 12 years of age and older |
take 1 tablet (200 mg) not more often than every 3 to 4 hours |
| children under 12 years of age |
do not use |
Other information
- store at room temperature
- avoid excessive heat (greater than 100°F) and humidity
- do not use if inner pouch or carton is open or damaged
- see bottom panel for lot number and expiration date
Inactive ingredients
croscarmellose sodium1, colloidal silicon dioxide1, D&C yellow #101, dicalcium phosphate dihydrate1, FD&C blue #11, FD&C yellow #61, hypromellose1, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, povidone1, propylene glycol1, sodium starch glycolate1, sucrose1, titanium dioxide1, triacetin1.


Data, Design and Society
Ewan Klein
13 January 2016
Course Intro
Quick Course Overview
Very quick overview of the course. This will focus on the what, not the why or the how.
- projects
- theme and sub-themes
- teams
- hack structure
Four Rules
- Turn up and be fully present — class time is essential
- Do every exercise and piece of work when it comes up — you can’t cram the material in during last week of semester
- Be reliable — your team members will depend on you
- If in doubt, ask in class or see Alyssa
D4I
- D4I is Masters course organised on similar principles to DDS
- Projects can illustrate what’s possible
- D4I Theme: promote walking in the centre of Edinburgh
Walkabus
- Challenge: Encourage more active travel by people who commute by bus into the city centre
- Idea: Offer a financial incentive (special cheaper bus ticket) for them to get off the bus early and replace part of their journey with walking.
- Goal: Alter people’s existing travel habits, rather than create entirely new ones.
Walkabus Website
Click through to the Process tab to see pictures and short descriptions of what the team did in different stages of their project.
Umbrella4Everyone
- Challenge: Reduce the extent that poor weather dissuades people from walking (versus using buses, taxis, etc.)
- Idea: Propose a network of umbrella vending machines around the city centre
- Users could borrow an umbrella whenever they needed one – free of charge as long as the umbrella was returned on time to another point.
- Similar to a “Boris Bikes” for umbrellas.
Umbrella4Everyone Website
Fewer pictures than Walkabus but does have some project description.
Only ‘proof of concept’
- Both project websites lead reader to believe that they already have live apps and a functioning service.
- This is not true —– both apps are mock-ups!
- E.g. umbrella vending machine was some umbrellas in a cardboard box made to look like a vending machine.
Projects to not need to build complete apps or fancy equipment in order to show “proof of concept”.
- DDS is the same in terms of how complete teams’ ideas need to be. The goal is “proof of concept”, not having complete solutions or products.
FlowED
A city-wide, scavenger-hunt style game targeted at Edinburgh residents. The goal is to encourage people to explore and enjoy their own city via walking, especially taking little-known streets and routes.
FlowED Website
This group does have a live app for you to download and try!
Aimed to encourage walking by translating food and drink consumption into walking times. For example, did you know it would take you 52 minutes to walk off the calories in a pint of beer?
This project had a “public service announcement” style poster campaign, and mocked up an app that would translate food items into walking distances.
See some pictures of their posters
Small group discussion
- Each person in each group gets 2 minute to introduce themselves and say why they signed up for this course.
- Discussion: each group gets to share anything that came up.
Motivation for DDS
Why are we running a course like this?
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- Edinburgh Living Lab vision
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Fast Hack
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I smoked 2 hits out of a bong and started coughing...everything suddenly slowed down. I stared at my arm and the skin was peeling off slowly. I got up and everything was all weird the sky was flashing grey and black and everything was black and white. I started to walk and my friend asked me if I was ok.. 'Yeah.' I lied.. Slowly the whole world became ink blotted until it covered up my whole field of vision. I started to panic. Was I dying? Was I dead? Why couldn't I see? Was I going to be blind forever? Millions of questions ran through my head. I was screaming.

I just saw infinite blackness.  'I don't even exist anymore..' I said outloud and I curled up into a ball..
Then *bang* back into reality with mild buzzing in my ears...
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Old Spice was founded in 1995 in London, Ontario. And we are serving the best beer in town for over 25 years! Our founder is Emre Usun, he built our factory at London Downtown. Our brand first introduced our Classic Old Spice beer in 1995, in 2000 we introduced our White Ale beer, and in 2021 we introduced our red Ale beer!
Since our production grew we are focused more to develop our products. In the future we will introduce another two beers too. But these plans still work in progress.
Brewing is the process of production of malt beverages. Beers, ale and lagers are the main malt beverages produced by a method called brewing. Brewing is a complex fermentation process. It differs from other industrial fermentation because flavor, aroma, clarity, color, foam production, foam stability and percentage of alcohol are the factors associated with finished product.
Ales originate from Europe and refers to styles of beer that are dark red or are reddish in appearance. This brew style is still, to some extent, waiting for its big break and to secure a spot amongst the more easily recognized beer styles. Ales can almost be thought of as the European version of an American Amber Ale since ‘red’ and ‘amber’ are essentially describing the same full-flavored, hoppy, buttery beer. Currently Ales are stuck sharing a category with American Amber Ales at the Great American Beer Festival, this category being a catchall for anything that is not a dark ale, not clearly a pale ale, and does not quite fit in with brown ales. While these American Amber Ale and Red Ale beer styles are comparable to each other, the Red Ale is ready to stand on its own! Ales originate from Europe and refers to styles of beer that are dark red or are reddish in appearance. This brew style is still, to some extent, waiting for its big break and to secure a spot amongst the more easily recognized beer styles.
Ales can almost be thought of as the European version of an American Amber Ale since ‘red’ and ‘amber’ are essentially describing the same full-flavored, hoppy, buttery beer. Currently Red Ales are stuck sharing a category with American Amber Ales at the Great American Beer Festival, this category being a catchall for anything that is not a dark ale, not clearly a pale ale, and does not quite fit in with brown ales. While these American Amber Ale and Red Ale beer styles are comparable to each other, the Red Ale is ready to stand on its own!


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My Name is Izzat Hasan. I was born and raised in Homer Glen, IL. I currently live with my Mom, Dad, and 2 sisters. Growing up, I would visit my family in Jordan every summer. During those visits, I tried my best to learn how to speak and write Arabic. Thankfully, I was able to pick up the language quickly and I am now fluent in Arabic.
I currently attend lewis university majoring in computer science with a minor in data science. I am looking to pursue a career in web development, however, I am want to also incorporate some sort of data analysis job in the future. I recently completed an internship at Panduit as a data analyst. My main role in this position was to manage distributor rebates as well as work closely with finance to make data-driven decisions for Panduit distributors.
My Favorite Hobby
My hobbies include playing basketball, watching sports, and customizing my car. Growing up, My dad and I would work on customizing his corvette, therefore, I grew a passion for cars at a very young age. I am currently building a 2013 BMW 335i. The car will soon be complete when I Install the new suspension.
Greatest Innovation:
- Google - Google is one of the greatest innovations of all time. Other than the fact that it is one of the most popular search engines in the world, it also provides services such as Gmail, google classroom, and Google Drive all connected to a single email addressArticle on Google's history
- Artificial intelligence in smartphones - I believe Apple has done an amazing job incorporating AI in their device. A few AI features that apple includes in their mobile devices include: Facial recognition for photos, Siri, Automated text responses, etc. Read more about apple AI
- The Cloud - this can be arguably the first on the list. The cloud is one of the greatest innovations of all time because it gives you an opportunity to store your information on any device with an internet connection Read more about the cloud
Topics from this course that interest me:
- Ajax, Ajax Toolkits, and Relational
Databases
- PHP and Node.js
- Cloud Computing & Map Reduce
Fun Fact
A fun fact about me is that I enjoy traveling. Every summer, my cousins and I travel to different places (mostly tropical). This summer, we went to Cancun, Mexico and it was extremely relaxing and fun. I hope to go back there next summer!


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Table of Contents
1 Introduction
Clj-forex is still not released, even as alpha software. However, to give users a peek at what it is shaping up to be, this tutorial will attempt to cover the general aspects of programming in clj-forex.
Also, i typed this up quickly, so it is very raw tutorial.
2 Installation
See INSTALL in github
Once installed, you should lein run clj-forex and then create a new file with the following in it in order to follow along. This file, for now, should be placed somewhere under the src directory of the clj-forex github checkout. Alternatively, you can create a checkouts folder in which you create links to another project directory. Search for checkout dependencies on this page checkout dependencies. Unfortunately, Im not sure if this works for libs that you require in the other checkouts - in fact, im pretty sure it doesnt. But this is not a problem for this tutorial!.
(clojure.core/use 'nstools.ns) (ns+ replace.me.with.ns (:clone forex.default) (:use forex.util.general))
Take a look at workflow.png on how the workflow looks like - involves emacs! (for now, i will assume you know how to install and setup everything later i will have more details).
WARNING: forexinit.clj is loaded each time you start clj-forex. This I like to think of as equivalent to the emac's .emacs file.
WARNING: please use only on a demo account! That's because i haven't made any particular efforts (yet) to
- create unit tests
- make it secure (you can place orders in forexinit by accident, not that you would)
And it is quite easy to screw your account - say, by doing this
(loop [] (order! {:type :buy :lots 1}) (recur))
Fair warning …
3 Problems
See INSTALL for why it is not released yet
4 Usage
4.1 Environment
Clj-forex is first and foremost optimized for convenience. Therefore, there is a global environment which contains often used parameters, including :period, :symbol, and :i. Therefore, these do not have to be passed into a function.
(env) ;;get current enviornment (env! {:period +h1+ :symbol "USDJPY"}) ;;change current environment (close) ;;get current close value for USDJPY, period h1 (wenv {:symbol "EURUSD"} (close)) ;;get eurusd close value (see indicator section below) ;;or above could be (close 0 "USDJPY") (wenv {:symbol "EURUSD" :i 1} (close)) ;;equivalent of (close 1 "USDJPY") ;;WARNING: the above usage of :i will change (im thinking about it ...) - basically, you can use :i in two situations - ;;when you want to backtest, or when every thing has an offset of 1, and its just more convenient to do a global offset - ;;so im thinking , use :j for the backest and :i for the local offset.
4.2 Indicators
4.2.1 Accessing Indicators
All indicators are, for now, retrieved as arrays from mql4. The general standard for the user interface for accessing indicators is shown below
;;if a name starts witih an 'i', this means it will return ;;a vector of length *max*, which is for right now 1000. ;;You should, for now, stick with 1000 because the background ;;thread which updates indicators retrieves each time the 1000 numbers ;;and if you go larger it could slow it down too much. This will change soon ;;as it is clearly only necessary to retrieve, say, the last 10 or so ;;values (iclose) (sma 20) (ema 20) (smma 20) (lwma 20) (iclose "EURUSD" {:period +h1+}) (iclose +h1+ "EURUSD") (iclose "EURUSD" +h1+) (iclose {:period +h1+ :symbol "EURUSD"}) (irsi 30) (irsi [30]) (irsi 30 "USDJPY" +h1+) ;;retrieve rsi 30 array (iindicator parameters mode & environment) ;;the above shows 2 different types of accessing ;;the indicator can either have no parameters, 1+ parameters, or ;;1+ parameters and a mode ;;an example of where a mode would be necessary is the stochastic ;;indicator which has multiple lines on it. ;;if a name doesnt start with an i, you must also give it an index. The genereal form is (indicator parameter mode [i = 0] & environment) (close) ;;return close at index 0 (close 0) (rsi 30 11) ;;return rsi 30 indicator at index 11 (rsi [30]<PHONE_NUMBER>111111111111 +h1+) ;;if it is out of bounds, it will return 0 ;;also useful is itime and ibarshift - see mql4 docs for what these d
4.2.2 Accessing Indicators - Behind the Scenes
Take a look at src/forex/module/indicator/map.clj . Basically, we retrieve indicator from socket if it is not already saved. If it is saved, we simply access the save copy. In the background, a thread retrieves the new values of all the indicators that have been saved and then updates the cache. For example
;;change ns to forex.module.indicator.map ;;retrieve 100 close prices. Theres a tons of defaults used ;;so look at the functions to determine this. (indicator-vector {:name "iClose" :param nil :mode 0 :max 100})
The same namespace contains the memoization functions. In shorthand.clj, we produce macros which follow the standards mentioned previously. In service.clj, we provide the background thread which updates the indicators. In util.clj, we provide some utilities, and finally in indicator.clj, we utilize the shorthand macros.
4.2.3 Accessing New Indicators
This is great, but how do we access new indicators? For now, we go to forex.util.mqlindicatordevel.clj. First, we change the metatrader-home-dir (probably in the forexuser.clj would be a good idea, since that is always loaded on lein run). Then, we run (customize-indicators). Then we recompile commando.mq4. If the indicator names arent too long, it will compile fine. If they are too long, for now, you'll just have to delete those indicators. Now, once we recompile commando.mq4 and then place it once again on a chart, we should be able to access it via the technique shown in the previous section. And then you can use shorthand.clj macros, show in indicators.clj, to produce the standard shorthand access!
Now, it is possible to port mql4 indicators to java, automatically. I have done this by hand, and I barely had to change any of the mql4 code (java and mql4 are basically the same - minus some static vars, etc.). However, this would be work and it is not one of my priorities!
4.3 Account
Various account utilities are available (basically bindings to mql4). For now, i will redirect you to forex.module.account.utils Just a taste:
(account-currency) (account-company) (connected?) ;;connected to internet? (demo?) ;;are we on a demo? (digit) ;;5 or 4 digit server? (mode-ask) (mode-bid) (mode-minlot) (pip 23) ;; convert 23 pips to point (point 0.0001) ;;conver to pips (point) ;;return 0.0001 or 0.01 depending on currency
4.4 Orders
4.4.1 Basics
;;this is all contained in forex.module.account ;;6 types - :buy :sell :buy-stop :sell-stop :sell-limit :buy-limit (order! {:type :buy :symbol "EURUSD" :tp 1.2 :sl 1.1 :lots (* (mode-minlot) 3)}) (order! {:type :buy :lots 0.03}) ;;use current environment for symbol (order! {:type :buy :lots (lot 0.032)}) ;;use 'lot' to round to mode-minlot (close! order) ;;close all of order (close! order 0.2) ;;close order, leaving only 0.2 lots left (modify! order {:sl 0 :tp 2.2}) ;;if sl or tp is zero, this means tp/sl doesnt exist (delete! order) ;;delete an entry order (market? order) (entry? order) ;;is it a market or entry order (sell? order) (buy? order) ;;is the :type in the order a sell or buy? (open? order) (close? order) ;;is order opened or closed (order-close-time order)
4.4.2 Handling Errors
If an error is produced when manipulating orders, it returns an object of type MqlError.
(e? a) ;;is a an error? ;;an error is also counted as equivalent to false ;;also, result is bound to the variable 'it' (aif (order! {:type :buy :lots 0.2}) it (throwf "arg: an error! %s" it)) (aif-not (order! {:type :buy :lots 0.2}) (throwf "arg") it) ;;close to break even and modify tp (awhen (-> (modify! order {:tp new-tp :sl (:break order)}) (close! order (lot (/ (:lots order) 2)))) (println (format "closed order with a spread of %s" (:spread order)))) (awhen-not test then)
Notice, that all order functions accept a MqlError object - if they receive it, they will simply return the same object. This allows chaining as above (-> (modify! …) (close! …)).
In general, errors are handled different ways. If you attempt to access an indicator for the first time, and it cant return a result, it will throw the Mql error. On the other hand, if it has already been accessed once, since it is now memoized and updated by the background thread, no errors will be thrown. On the other hand, almost everything else (like mode-ask, account-currency, account-margin,etc.) will thrown the error. This will be changed before clj-forex is released - the appropriate behavior should be to return the last known value, just like indicators do.
4.4.3 Map Destructuring/Permanent Storage = Atom-Hash!
What if we want to store an order in a permanent location? Welcome to atom-hash.
(def h (atom-hash {:a 2 :b 34})) (let [{:keys [a b]} h] (println (format "got %s and %s" a b)) ;;this can be done (swap! h merge {:a 33}) ;;or this can be done (reset! h {:a 22}) ;;or this (modify! h {:a 22}) ;;this is equivalent to a swap! using merge )
So, if you want the order map values to change when you use modify!, you do something like this
(awhen (order! {:type :buy :lots 0.2}) (def a (atom-hash it))) ;;or (def a (order! (atom-hash {:type :buy :lots 0.2 :my-random-paramter 22}))) ;;and then (modify! a {:sl new-sl :my-random-parameter 2222}) a ;;=> sl has been updated if the above was successfull!
The reason swap! and reset! works with atom-hashes is because we change the definition of swap! and reset! to be multimethods using ns+.
4.5 Eas
TODO - more in depth later
For now, look at one of the examples in forex.exampels (look at forex.examples.timeout-ea).
Basically, there are four functions, init,start,run, and deinit. Ns to it, and then do (run) to run an ea. A global variable
that has been defined as a var will be copied and bound using binding, so each ea has its own copy. Only atoms, refs, and atom-hashes
are copied - everything else should be persistent. You can customize this copying using a multimethod in the forex.module.ea namespace.
The init function is called at init, run is called every new tick value (well, we sleep 1 second and then look to see if there is a new close value), and deinit is run once we close. Look at the \*eas\* var to look at all eas. You can query them with (query {:symbol "USDJPY"}). And other stuff ….
4.6 GUI
TODO - more details, less restrictive
This is currently very limited - only ONE commando script should be attached to the mql4 chart, and the gui objectss will be
drawn on this.
For example, this draws some pivot points -
(defn pivot-points [] (wenv {:period +d1+} (let [pp (/ (+ (high 1) (low 1) (close 1)) 3) r1 (- (* 2 pp) (low 1)) s1 (- (* 2 pp) (high 1)) r2 (+ pp (- (high 1) (low 1))) s2 (- pp (- (high 1) (low 1))) r3 (+ (high 1) (* 2 (- pp (low 1)))) s3 (- (low 1) (* 2 (- (high 1) pp)))] (hline pp :name "PP" :color :blue) (hline r1 :name "R1" :color :green) (hline s1 :name "S1" :color :green) (hline r2 :name "R2" :color :red) (hline s2 :name "S2" :color :red) (hline r3 :name "R3" :color :orange) (hline s3 :name "S3" :color :orange))))
5 Background Services
Theres 2 background service - the mql4 socket service and the indicator thread update servor. The mql4 socket service will improve - for example, it makes sense to have a separate socket for each ea (or at least have the option). Enough said !!! ….
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I choose creativity. I primarily went to DevBootcamp because I believe it will give me the insight to understand how greater projects in the tech world are developed from. Software development to marketing. Personally I've always been a creative person. I compose music on a daily basis, and have several other projects. I love comming up with ideas and I want to execute them.
Advice: Someone recently asked me how to study DBC. I said reading the book helps. This comes hand in hand with growth.
Values and Stereotype threat. I feel good when I think about my values. I don't have a stereotype threat will get in the way of it.


Discover how
iterative prototype testing
Helps you create winning designs
(every time!)
I'm the Head of Research at Clearhead.
I'm responsible for Product Management and Research.
We do experience optimization and customer research for companies like Adidas, Tesco, Sonos, and many more.
My job is to make the process of buying or using products online better, faster, and easier.
Today we'll...
- Learn how to create a paper prototype
- Learn strategies for testing prototypes with minimal design and development effort
- See how to implement feedback early to ensure every design will be a winner
The old process
- Spend hours and hours designing and developing
- Ship the product or service to meet the deadline
- Watch in fear and horror as it tanks
But what if it could be different?
Imagine the possiblities
- Spend hours and hours designing and developing
- Ship the product or service to meet the deadline
- Watch with excitement as you conquered
The
new, improved, markedly better
process
Step One
Start with your prototype
How to create a prototype
- Cross-functional team
- Collaboration
Remember...
- Keep the initial prototype low fidelity if it's a new design
- If you're updating an exisiting design, keep the first round of changes as low fidelity as possible
Ok... but why?
- You want to focus on the major interactions and design layout without getting too hung up on details
- Since you're doing iterative testing, you want to make sure you can pivot quickly
Step Two
Pick your Research
Identify available testing options?
Decide how long the test should be?
Who are the people using our thing?
Why are these people using our thing?
How do people use our thing? And when?
It's hide and seek... for professionals!
(not really)
Where to find people
- Reddit
- LinkedIn
- Friends, Family, Acquaintances
Cognitive Walkthrough
- Subject Matter Expert review
- Use this when you're on a tight timeline and have to get information in a day or less
Guerilla Research
- Talking with humans that haven't seen your product or site
- Use this when you've got a few days (even 3 days is enough) to gather information and write it up
What are the benefits of quick research tests?
- Problem discovery
- Directional insights
- Actionable changes
- Get insights before you spend a lot of money
Step Three
Create your questions
Ask yourself
- What is the main goal for the user?
- What are the top 3 things you want to learn from interview?
- How long should the interview be?
When user testing, we want to
falsify our idea.
Not validate it.
If we lead with validation, we'll skew the interview trying to get the answers we want.
Tips on interviewing
- Keep them short and focused
- Make it simple
- Listen and ask follow up questions
- Your job is to facilitate
The most important questions
- Tell me about the last time you...
- Show me how you would...
- What do you expect to happen if...
Make sure that you're
- Taking notes as they're talking
- Received verbal permission to record
What you should walk away with?
People had trouble doing _____________
People were able to easily ______________
Remember
Past Behavior
Predicts Future Behavior
If you understand a person's past behavior you can meet them where they are
Step Four
Analyze your interviews
Think about
- What similarities did you find?
- What were the biggest problems?
- What did you do well?
Create actionable results
- What are you going to change?
- What are you going leave the same?
- What will you change for your next test (format, questions, etc.)?
Step five
Lather, Rinse, Repeat
(if you have time)
When is my design "good enough"?
- The main interactions run smoothly
- Feedback is mainly positive with minimum confusion
- Users aren't visibly frustrated
- You're not seeing consistent and similar errors across participants
Step seven
Prepare for the Future
Set up passive research and data collection
- Helps you keep a pulse on what's happening
- Direct feedback from visitors
- Lets you identify changes that you should make more quickly
- Provides evidence to advocate for that change
Passive research collection
- What did you come here to do today?
- Have you been able to complete what you came here to do?
- Great! (or) I'm sorry to hear that... What could we change to make your experience better?
Get your research toolbox ready
- Hotjar
- Mouseflow
- Qualtrics
Passive data collection
- Main funnel metrics
- Scroll depth
- Time on page
Get your data toolbox ready
- Google Analytics
- Open Web Analytics
- Chartbeat
- Adobe Target
Cool story Marisa... but why am I doing this?
Step eight
Go on and ship it!
Check your passive collection
- Look at the data and research every couple of weeks
- Compile potential changes and tag them so you can refer to them later
MOOOAR Iterative Testing!!!!
Remember
This is a framework. It's not dogma.
Make the framework fit for your team
What you should be aiming for
- Creating a test and learn mindset
- See how you can do quick testing and make changes that people need
- Open the door for continual learning
Limitations with quick prototype testing with research
- Not statistically significant
- Can be anecdotal
- Not to be taken as the last word
Protoype testing helps you
- Save money
- Save time
- Ensure awesome-ness
Remember
Some research is always better than no research
Good is better than perfect. Action is better than inaction.
Thanks!
Questions... comments... cookies?
@marisamorby
Resources
- User Experience Strategy by Jamie Levy
- Nielsen Norman Group
- Small Data: The Tiny Clues that Uncover Huge Trends by Martin Lindstro


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20-Year-Old Hunter S. Thompson’s Superb Advice on How to Find Your Purpose and Live a Meaningful Life | Brain Pickings
Very profound letter about goals


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Cats love to sit on things, and Zora is no exception. She loves to sit on:
- Desks
- Power Cords
- Laptops
- Open Books
Cats also like to chew on things. Again, Zora would not want to miss out. She likes to chew on:
- Hair
- Ribbon
- Tape
- Power Cords
Zora's favorite holiday is Christmas! So much tree! Fluffy fabric! Wow!


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Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book
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Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book


Passengers
In the plane
Lethargic
Looking for inches
For a better sleep
For a better accommodation.
I hear their breath
Heavy
Unaware
Overly-stresses cattle
In their darkness
Waiting
Pretending to sleep
Passing the time
Going through.
And I'm here
I'm alone
And I'm not
My fingertips have fire
From eyes
Through my phone
A river of light
Looking ahead
I type and I type
I write and I write
I craft and I craft
I don't stop
I continue
I know where I need to go
No matter where I go
I have a true destination I love.


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