GROUNDHOG DAY A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1993 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: If you could live one day over and over, as if you were replaying a video game, could you ever get the day perfect? What would be your best strategy? Bill Murray plays a weatherman reliving over and over February 2 in Punxsutawney, PA. What is the best he can make of the day? The premise is engaging and the execution entertaining. Rating: high +1 (-4 to +4).
On May 5, 1961, TWILIGHT ZONE ran an episode called "Shadow Play," written by Charles Beaumont and directed by John Brahm. Dennis Weaver played Adam Grant, a man sentenced to death. It is the day Grant is to be executed for murder. He claims to have a sort of deja vu and can even tell people verifiable facts he seems to have no way of knowing. He claims that he is living the same day over and over. Eventually he is executed only to wake up in his cell with the same day starting over. This idea gets re-used and explored in detail in GROUNDHOG DAY.
Phil (played by Bill Murray) is a television weatherman with a funny on-screen persona. Of the television he is bitter and cynical and does just about whatever he can to make himself difficult to deal with. February 2, Groundhog Day, finds Phil in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, filming the famous Groundhog Day festivities. Phil is less than thrilled and is making life miserable for his producer Rita (played by Andie McDowell) and cameraman Larry (played by Chris Elliot). Next morning he wakes up and it is still Groundhog Day. Phil is living the same day over and over and making the same mistakes. The day becomes like a video game that he plays over and over, practicing to get past all the hazards of the day. He uses one strategy after another trying to find how to get the most out of the day and how best to benefit from having gone through the day use his experiences of having already been through the day.
The script (by Danny Rubin and director Harold Ramis) starts taking on a higher meaning of just what the purpose of life. Phil can play his day for thrills, he can play it to gain self-enrichment, he can play it to get sex, he can be an altruist, or he can romance Rita. The latter is questionable since, first, Rita is a bit sappy herself, but also it is a bit of a challenge since after Phil has been so nasty way back on February 1, it seems unlikely that one day would be enough for re-educating Rita. The film's conclusion about what the best of all possible Groundhog Days is is a bit of a cheat, since it depends very heavily on previous knowledge--life is not really like a video game--and it is somewhat reminiscent of IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE.
Ramis has an intriguing premise taken just about as far as it could be taken. It is pleasant but not particularly deep. I rate it a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Ran across this. Oh man this looks like an interesting device.
ZTE’s Home Gateway H110 comes standard with an Ethernet and PCMCIA Card Slot for Broadband access [via EVDO/HSDPA], with multiple LAN interfaces including four (4) Ethernet, two (2) FXS, one (1) FXO and (2) USB ports. In addition the H110 supports Bluetooth, Print and File Sharing, multiple VPN/VLAN support, and offers a superior user experience with innovative QoS, and a feature rich GUI. Whether you are at home or on the road, whether it is network computing, entertainment, Internet safety, or voice communication, the H110 Home Gateway provides you the total communication solution.
This could prove to be quite an interesting device. It is a little out of my price range, but it does combine several useful features into a tiny little box, which makes it worth considering.


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__init__(self, sentence)
Set sentence variable and initialize chunk_tags dictionary.
chunk(self)
Chunk self.sentence. Updates the variable and returns it. Scans
through the sentence, advancing the index if a chunk is found.
consume_chunk(self, chunk_type, idx)
Read constituent of class chunk_type, starting at index
idx. Returns idx if no constituent could be read, returns the
index after the end of the consitutent otherwise.
fix_VBGs(self)
The TreeTagger tends to tag some adjectives as gerunds, as a result
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fix_common_errors(self)
Phase 2 of processing. Fix some common errors.
import_chunks(self)
Add chunk tags to the sentence variable.
is_VB_VBG_NN(self, idx)
Return True if starting at idx, we have the pattern "NOT_BE VBG
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The mission of the Coalition for the Barbados Association of Central Florida (CBAOCF), otherwise known as Central Florida Bajans (CFL Bajans), is to encourage networking and to promote kinship among Barbadians (Bajans) living in Central Florida. Our association maintains avenues of communication between Barbadians in Central Florida and their homeland Barbados, and fosters educational, cultural, and business operations, to further the joint interests of Bajans in both regions in an open, friendly environment.
Below is a comprehensive list of all the events, with descriptions, that we have completed since the groups inception in 1991.
| Event | Description of event |
| Bus Ride | This annual event is usually held in May. On this day, we pack up our picnic baskets and head out of town for a day of fun at the beach. |
| Orlando's Caribbean American Heritage Month | This event is held annually by the Caribbean and Floridian Association, Inc. to promote Caribbean culture and encourage further diversity in Central Florida. The CFL Bajans partipate in the opening of this event. |
| Cruising | Ever so often we vacation as a group. |
| Christmas Party | This annual event is held in December. At this monthly meeting, we kick our shoes off and get down to celebrating Christmas in true Bajan style - with food, drink, and the music. |
| Independence Gala | This annual event is held in November. On this day we come together to celebrate the independence of Barbados in fine style. |
| Give Kids the World Volunteer Day | The CFL Bajans along with the Barbados Association of Tampa Bay adopted 2 villas at the Give Kids the World Village.Give Kids The World Village is a 84 acre, non–profit “story-book” resort, located near Central Florida‘s most beloved attractions, where children with life-threatening illnesses and their families are treated to weeklong, cost- free fantasy vacations. CFL Bajans share their time and talents to decorate, landscape and maintain these buildings that our special families call home while on their dream vacation. |
| Monthly meetings | This event is held every 3rd Saturday of the month at St. Mary of the Angels, 6316 Matchett Road, Orlando, FL 32809 from 6:30pm until you say when! At monthly meetings, we take a few moments to discuss association business, learn more from guest speakers, and then we get to the food and fun! Each month we have at least 30 Bajans in attendance. |
| Picnic | This annual event is usually held in September. The afternoon of this day, we come together for festivities in Barnett Park. |
| Provision of assistance | The CFL Bajans provide assistance in their communities when possible. This assistance is in the form of charitable donations to those in need. For e.g. donations to elderly at the St. Lucy District Hospital, St. Lucy, Barbados and donations to the children's ward of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, St. Michael, Barbados. |
| Scholarship awards | Annual scholarships to young residents of Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Lake counties of Barbadian heritage who are pursuing their education. |
| Second Harvest Food Bank Volunteer Day | The CFL Bajans volunteer at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida - a private, nonprofit organization that collects and distributes donated food to more than 500 nonprofit partner agencies in six Central Florida counties. These Central Florida counties are Brevard, Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Volusia. The CFL Bajans volunteer as a group to this organization to 'fight hunger and feed hope' in our Floridian community. |
| Taste of Barbados | This annual event is usually held in March. |


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Google Stadia adds 10 more games to its launch day pile
by Jacob RidleyGoogle Stadia has added another 10 games to its lineup just moments prior to the cloud gaming service’s launch on November 19, 2019. Those users that manage to slide their pre-orders in early will be able to purchase titles such as Metro Exodus, Rage 2, Football Manager 2020, and Wolfenstein: Youngblood come launch day – and play Samurai Shodown for free.
Google has expanded its initial launch lineup from 12 games to 22 following its most recent announcement. The new titles are Attack on Titan: Final Battle 2, Farming Simulator 2019, Final Fantasy XV, Football Manager 2020, GRID, Metro Exodus, NBA 2K20, Rage 2, Trials Rising, and Wolfenstein: Youngblood.
Also announced by the search engine goliath was a new game to its Stadia Pro subscription, Samurai Shodown. This game was already announced for the service but has since been confirmed for all Stadia Pro users – which will be everyone with access to the service within the first three months, at least. Pro users will also gain free access to Destiny 2: The Collection, too.
The launch lineup increase was announced by Phil Harrison, VP and GM of Stadia at Google, and follows some concerns from the community regarding the limited Stadia Store lineup first announced last week.
The games available on Google Stadia at launch are:
- Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
- Destiny 2: The Collection*
- Gylt
- Just Dance 2020
- Kine
- Mortal Kombat 11
- Red Dead Redemption 2
- Samurai Shodown*
- Thumper
- Tomb Raider
- Rise of the Tomb Raider
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider
- Attack on Titan: Final Battle 2
- Farming Simulator 2019
- Final Fantasy XV
- Football Manager 2020
- GRID
- Metro Exodus
- NBA 2K20
- Rage 2
- Trials Rising
- Wolfenstein: Youngblood
*Free for Stadia Pro users
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Utilities for handling character vectors
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Never Been Kissed, starring Drew Barrymore, Michael Vartan, Molly Shannon, David Arquette, Leelee Sobieski and Garry Marshall. Directed by Raja Gosnell. 1999.
Reviewed by John Carroll.
In the past few years, teenage-geared movies have become all the "rage" in Hollywood. Starting with the wildly popular Scream, teenage films have become a must in most studios. However, like all fads, this one is coming to its end. Never Been Kissed entered the race late for the teen audience, and ironically, had a twenty-five year-old star leading the way. Just like the fad it was made for, Never Been Kissed fails in all ways possible, yet somehow keeps you from hating it, which is about the only thing it does right.
The premise of Never Been Kissed revolves around the Chicago-Sun Times's copy editor, Josie Geller, also known as Josie Grossie. Her ultimate dream is to become an investigative reporter, and when she gets her first-ever assignment from Mr. Rigfort (Garry Marshall), she has to go back to high school and investigate the teens that go there. I must admit, I personally thought this could have been a wonderful premise for a comedy, but, director Raja Gosnell obviously was forced to aim this towards teens and Never Been Kissed fails even before it starts.
Drew Barrymore stars as Josie Geller, and continues her streak of "adorable" performances. With such a horrible script, Barrymore basically tries to carry the film on her shoulders. Unfortunately, the burden is too much. Barrymore gives Never Been Kissed only a few scents of decent laughs, and not even SNL's Molly Shannon can get more than one laugh. Yes, she even manages to do worse than she did in the hideous Superstar, because she at least gave an effort in that film.
The rest of the cast is basically unrecognizable, and that aspect is illuminated by their terrible performances. David Arquette plays Rob, Josie's brother, and despite not being that funny in the first place, Never Been Kissed does not even capitalize on his ability to get a few stunt laughs.
The biggest problem with Never Been Kissed is all of the ripe possibilities. Instead of capitalizing on the laughs that could have been gained between the budding relationship between the student and teacher (Barrymore and Michael Vartan), they make it serious, and do not even do that well. Never Been Kissed even brushes on some funny topics, like Rob dating a 16 year-old gymnast, but instead of divulging into the topic, it is hastily resolved and ignored for the rest of the film.
Despite all of the gripes, and there are a lot of them, it is still hard to hate Never Been Kissed.  Barrymore once again proves she can lead a film, it just seems that the rest of the world is not ready to pay to see it. Until Barrymore can get into another good film, something like The Wedding Singer, which allows her to shine and get laughs, Barrymore will continue to play second fiddle to other romantic comedies like Notting Hill.
While it may be hard to hate Never Been Kissed, it is still a horrible piece of filmmaking, if it can even be called that. Once Barrymore leaves the screen, that hatred shoots up as fast as possible.  Rent something better, even something meaningful, like the wonderful Life is Beautiful.
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- AcceptRequest(Request) - Method in class com.example.autobot.User
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- ActiveRequestsAdapter - Class in com.example.autobot
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- ActiveRequestsAdapter(Context, int, ArrayList<Request>) - Constructor for class com.example.autobot.ActiveRequestsAdapter
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- ActiverequestsFragment - Class in com.example.autobot
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- ActiverequestsFragment(ArrayList<Request>, ActiveRequestsAdapter) - Constructor for class com.example.autobot.ActiverequestsFragment
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- ActiverequestsFragment.OnBackPressed - Interface in com.example.autobot
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- add_new_Payment(PaymentCard) - Method in class com.example.autobot.Database
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Add information about payment card to firebase
- add_new_request(Request) - Method in class com.example.autobot.Database
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This function is store request to firebase
The request id is primary key that consist of Username and order time so it is unique
All information will auto get such as location, time
- add_new_user(User) - Method in class com.example.autobot.Database
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This function is to add and edit user information and store them to firestone.
- AddCreditFragment - Class in com.example.autobot
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- AddCreditFragment() - Constructor for class com.example.autobot.AddCreditFragment
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- AddCreditFragment.OnFragmentInteractionListener - Interface in com.example.autobot
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- addHeader(ArrayList<HistoryRequest>) - Static method in class com.example.autobot.Common.Common
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open class SplitString
(source)
A container utility class for strings split into two.
content
- The string to split into two based on the first available whitespace.
| <init> |
SplitString(content: String)
A container utility class for strings split into two. |
| first |
val first: String?
The first portion of the string before the first whitespace char. |
| second |
val second: String?
The latter potion of the string after the first whitespace char. |
| component1 |
operator fun component1(): String?
Kotlin helper method for destructuring support. |
| component2 |
operator fun component2(): String?
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fun hasFirst(): Boolean
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This page is to help anyone get into the code base of Nemerle compiler. It is already a quite large project and many explanations are required.
Compiling process is divided into a few more or less separate phases. Most of them transform some representation of compiled program and when connected together they yield the binary executable. This gluing of compiler passes is done in passes.n and can be customized to some degree by changing compilation options
We now describe each pass in order in which it appears in compilation of common program.
Before we actually load and analyse some source code, we take a look at options and library references specified from command line. We need to load every class present in libraries specified by user (like -ref:bla.dll) and needed by compiler (like mscorlib.dll).
All the code devoted to loading external metadata is gathered in ncc/external/. Here for every assembly we load classes and place them in global namespace tree (described in #Object hierarchy building). We analyze the contents of classes lazily, when they are referenced somewhere in program. When this occurs for some class Foo we build a special subclass of Nemerle.Compiler.TypeInfo, which contains information about external type.
In this stage also macros are loaded and placed in namespace tree. This is important, because macros introduce new syntax, so when we begin parsing also syntax extensions associated with macros are loaded. The nice thing is that you can tell compiler to load macros from different library than default Nemerle.Macros.dll
and this way you can change quite much of Nemerle's syntax.
Lexer transforms text from compiled files into so called tokens, which simply represent stuff like identifiers, numbers, operators, etc. Lexing is done inside lexer classes and consists of loading a file from disk, going through every characted in file, ignoring whitespaces (but counting them to create correct locations information) and returning tokens one by one when requested.
One thing to note here is that lexer can be requested to add a new keyword for recognition - it is because our macros allow loading new syntax with new keywords during parsing of file (by using Name.Space;
directive).
We also have special lexer subclasses, which analyze given string instead of file from disk (LexerString).
The pre-parsing phase groups stream of tokens obtained from lexer into a tree of parentheses. We have distinguished four types of them ({} () [] ). Tokens inside those parentheses are also divided into groups separated by special separator tokens. This way we can have a general skeleton of code (tree based on matched paretheses) quite early in compilation process. It is useful for our syntax extensions.
This pass is quite simple, it modifies the Next field in Token to point to the next token in stream. Also for every pair of braces the special node is created, which contains its inner token stream in Child field. One more important thing happens in this phase - preparser recognize using Name.Space;
statements and enables syntax extensions available in loaded macros (they are looked up in namespace tree by namespace).
The first thing, which compiler does with parsed program is analyse its general structure; it notes the presence of all classes which are defined, build the inheritance relation between them, add members and check the overrides and interface implementation. Between some of them, attribute macros are expanded. These operations are gathered inside ncc/hierarchy/ directory.
Here is the exact list of tasks performed with short explanation:
- Walk parsed types in all files, for every type create its TypeBuilder and add them to global namespace tree. Add nested types to their enclosing types' special list. Here we also expand macros and delegates into their underlying classes. It all happens in ScanTypeHierarchy.n.
- We need to build generic environment for every class with special care to nested types and merging of partial classes (which are gathered in previous step). It happens in make_tyenvs function of TypeBuilder.
- Now we expand macros marked as BeforeInheritance.
- Now we build inheritance relation for classes. Every class (TypeBuilder) is set up with information about all its parents and interfaces, together with substitution information (for example class implements some interface under some generic instantiation, like
class Int32 : IComparable [Int32]
). We also analyse here which class is intefrace, struct, etc. and make them inherit some faked types (like classes are subtypes of object and structs of System.ValueType).
- Macros with BeforeTypedMembers are expanded here.
- Next we create objects representing members of classes. Every TypeBuilder iterates over its members (in parsed form) and creates subclasses of MemberBuilder, bind types specified in their headers (lookup in namespace tree is performed), check some consistency rules about member attributes etc.
- Macros with WithTypedMembers flag are expanded on class members, which now be supplied as various kinds of MemberBuilder.
- We perform analysis if every interface was fully implemented implicitly or by explicit implements keyword.
- NamespaceTree holds the whole hierarchy of objects present in compilation (both loaded from external libraries and from current compilation) according to their names and nesting inside namespaces and classes. Each class or macro can be found there by its full qualified name (like System.Collections.ArrayList is a leaf on path through System, Console and ArrayList). This data structure is organised into tree, where each node might have some childs (nested objects) and value. The value may be one of the variant options, like Cached for single, created TypeInfo object or MacroCall holding IMacro instance, etc. Code is located in ncc/hierarchy/NamespaceTree.n
- GlobalEnv represents the set of imported namespaces (by
using Name.Space;
contruct), declared using aliases and current namespace. It is ment as global context in which the given program fragment resides. Every identifier generated by parser contains the reference to its context (it is especially useful for macros). This way when we see for example WriteLine and the current global env contains using System.Console;
then we can interpret it as System.Console.WriteLine.
Some more info is on the page about type inference.


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The Mystery of Cloomber
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Chapter III: “Of Our Further Acquaintance with Major-General J. B. Heatherstone”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1889
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Doyle, A. C. (1889). The Mystery of Cloomber.London, England: Ward and Downey.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.5
- Word Count: 2,620
- Genre: Mystery
- Keywords: 19th century literature, british literature, mystery, sir arthur conan doyle, the mystery of cloomber
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There was, as may well be imagined, much stir amongst our small community at the news that the Hall was to be inhabited once more, and considerable speculation as to the new tenants, and their object in choosing this particular part of the country for their residence.
It speedily became apparent that, whatever their motives might be, they had definitely determined upon a lengthy stay, for relays of plumbers and of joiners came down from Wigtown, and there was hammering and repairing going on from morning till night.
It was surprising how quickly the signs of the wind and weather were effaced, until the great, square-set house was all as spick-and-span as though it had been erected yesterday. There were abundant signs that money was no consideration to General Heatherstone, and that it was not on the score of retrenchment that he had taken up his abode among us.
“It may be that he is devoted to study,” suggested my father, as we discussed the question round the breakfast table. “Perhaps he has chosen this secluded spot to finish some magnum opus upon which he is engaged. If that is the case I should be happy to let him have the run of my library.”
Esther and I laughed at the grandiloquent manner in which he spoke of the two potato-sacksful of books.
“It may be as you say,” said I, “but the general did not strike me during our short interview as being a man who was likely to have any very pronounced literary tastes. If I might hazard a guess, I should say that he is here upon medical advice, in the hope that the complete quiet and fresh air may restore his shattered nervous system. If you had seen how he glared at me, and the twitching of his fingers, you would have thought it needed some restoring.”
“I do wonder whether he has a wife and a family,” said my sister. “Poor souls, how lonely they will be! Why, excepting ourselves, there is not a family that they could speak to for seven miles and more.”
“General Heatherstone is a very distinguished soldier,” remarked my father.
“Why, papa, however came you to know anything about him?”
“Ah, my dears,” said my father, smiling at us over his coffee-cup, “you were laughing at my library just now, but you see it may be very useful at times.” As he spoke he took a red-covered volume from a shelf and turned over the pages. “This is an Indian Army List of three years back,” he explained, “and here is the very gentleman we want-‘Heatherstone, J. B., Commander of the Bath,’ my dears, and ‘V.C.’, think of that, ‘V.C.’—‘formerly colonel in the Indian Infantry, 41st Bengal Foot, but now retired with the rank of major-general.’ In this other column is a record of his services—‘capture of Ghuznee and defense of Jellalabad, Sobraon 1848, Indian Mutiny and reduction of Oudh. Five times mentioned in dispatches.’ I think, my dears, that we have cause to be proud of our new neighbour.”
“It doesn’t mention there whether he is married or not, I suppose?” asked Esther.
 “It doesn’t include that under the heading of ‘daring actions’—though it very well might, my dear, it very well might.”
All our doubts, however, upon this head were very soon set at rest, for on the very day that the repairing and the furnishing had been completed I had occasion to ride into Wigtown, and I met upon the way a carriage which was bearing General Heatherstone and his family to their new home. An elderly lady, worn and sickly-looking, was by his side, and opposite him sat a young fellow about my own age and a girl who appeared to be a couple of years younger.
I raised my hat, and was about to pass them, when the general shouted to his coachman to pull up, and held out his hand to me. I could see now in the daylight that his face, although harsh and stern, was capable of assuming a not unkindly expression.
“How are you, Mr. Fothergill West?” he cried. “I must apologize to you if I was a little brusque the other night—you will excuse an old soldier who has spent the best part of his life in harness—All the same, you must confess that you are rather dark-skinned for a Scotchman.”
“We have a Spanish strain in our blood,” said I, wondering at his recurrence to the topic.
“That would, of course, account for it,” he remarked. “My dear,” to his wife, “allow me to introduce Mr. Fothergill West to you. This is my son and my daughter. We have come here in search of rest, Mr. West —complete rest.”
“And you could not possibly have come to a better place,” said I.
“Oh, you think so?” he answered. “I suppose it is very quiet indeed, and very lonely. You might walk through these country lanes at night, I dare say, and never meet a soul, eh?”
“Well, there are not many about after dark,” I said.
“And you are not much troubled with vagrants or wandering beggars, eh? Not many tinkers or tramps or rascally gipsies—no vermin of that sort about?”
“I find it rather cold,” said Mrs. Heatherstone, drawing her thick sealskin mantle tighter round her figure. “We are detaining Mr. West, too.”
“So we are, my dear, so we are. Drive on, coachman. Good-day, Mr. West.”
The carriage rattled away towards the Hall, and I trotted thoughtfully onwards to the little country metropolis.
As I passed up the High Street, Mr. McNeil ran out from his office and beckoned to me to stop.
“Our new tenants have gone out,” he said. “They drove over this morning.”
“I met them on the way,” I answered.
As I looked down at the little factor, I could see that his face was flushed and that he bore every appearance of having had an extra glass.
“Give me a real gentleman to do business with,” he said, with a burst of laughter. “They understand me and I understand them. ‘What shall I fill it up for?’ says the general, taking a blank cheque out o’ his pouch and laying it on the table. ‘Two hundred,’ says I, leaving a bit o’ a margin for my own time and trouble.”
“I thought that the landlord had paid you for that,” I remarked.
“Aye, aye, but it’s well to have a bit margin. He filled it up and threw it over to me as if it had been an auld postage stamp. That’s the way business should be done between honest men—though it wouldna do if one was inclined to take an advantage. Will ye not come in, Mr. West, and have a taste of my whisky?”
“No, thank you” said I, “I have business to do.”
portrait of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
“Well, well, business is the chief thing. It’s well not to drink in the morning, too. For my own part, except a drop before breakfast to give me an appetite, and maybe a glass, or even twa, afterwards to promote digestion, I never touch spirits before noon. What d’ye think o’ the general, Mr. West?”
“Why, I have hardly had an opportunity of judging,” I answered.
Mr. McNeil tapped his forehead with his forefinger.
“That’s what I think of him,” he said in a confidential whisper, shaking his head at me. “He’s gone, sir, gone, in my estimation. Now what would you take to be a proof of madness, Mr. West?”
“Why, offering a blank cheque to a Wigtown house-agent,” said I.
“Ah, you’re aye at your jokes. But between oorsel’s now, if a man asked ye how many miles it was frae a seaport, and whether ships come there from the East, and whether there were tramps on the road, and whether it was against the lease for him to build a high wall round the grounds, what would ye make of it, eh?”
“I should certainly think him eccentric,” said I.
“If every man had his due, our friend would find himsel’ in a house with a high wall round the grounds, and that without costing him a farthing,” said the agent.
“Where then?” I asked, humouring his joke.
“Why, in the Wigtown County Lunatic Asylum,” cried the little man, with a bubble of laughter, in the midst of which I rode on my way, leaving him still chuckling over his own facetiousness.
The arrival of the new family at Cloomber Hall had no perceptible effect in relieving the monotony of our secluded district, for instead of entering into such simple pleasures as the country had to offer, or interesting themselves, as we had hoped, in our attempts to improve the lot of our poor crofters and fisherfolk, they seemed to shun all observation, and hardly ever to venture beyond the avenue gates.
We soon found, too, that the factor’s words as to the inclosing of the grounds were founded upon fact, for gangs of workmen were kept hard at work from early in the morning until late at night in erecting a high, wooden fence round the whole estate.
When this was finished and topped with spikes, Cloomber Park became impregnable to any one but an exceptionally daring climber. It was as if the old soldier had been so imbued with military ideas that, like my Uncle Toby, he could not refrain even in times of peace from standing upon the defensive.
Stranger still, he had victualled the house as if for a siege, for Begbie, the chief grocer of Wigtown, told me himself in a rapture of delight and amazement that the general had sent him an order for hundreds of dozens of every imaginable potted meat and vegetable.
It may be imagined that all these unusual incidents were not allowed to pass without malicious comment. Over the whole countryside and as far away as the English border there was nothing but gossip about the new tenants of Cloomber Hall and the reasons which had led them to come among us.
The only hypothesis, however, which the bucolic mind could evolve, was that which had already occurred to Mr. McNeil, the factor—namely, that the old general and his family were one and all afflicted with madness, or, as an alternative conclusion, that he had committed some heinous offence and was endeavouring to escape the consequences of his misdeeds.
These were both natural suppositions under the circumstances, but neither of them appeared to me to commend itself as a true explanation of the facts.
It is true that General Heatherstone’s behaviour on the occasion of our first interview was such as to suggest some suspicion of mental disease, but no man could have been more reasonable or more courteous than he had afterwards shown himself to be.
Then, again, his wife and children led the same secluded life that he did himself, so that the reason could not be one peculiar to his own health.
As to the possibility of his being a fugitive from justice, that theory was even more untenable. Wigtownshire was bleak and lonely, but it was not such an obscure corner of the world that a well-known soldier could hope to conceal himself there, nor would a man who feared publicity set every one’s tongue wagging as the general had done.
On the whole, I was inclined to believe that the true solution of the enigma lay in his own allusion to the love of quiet, and that they had taken shelter here with an almost morbid craving for solitude and repose. We very soon had an instance of the great lengths to which this desire for isolation would carry them.
My father had come down one morning with the weight of a great determination upon his brow.
“You must put on your pink frock today, Esther,” said he, “and you, John, you must make yourself smart, for I have determined that the three of us shall drive round this afternoon and pay our respects to Mrs. Heatherstone and the general.”
“A visit to Cloomber,” cried Esther, clapping her hands.
“I am here,” said my father, with dignity, “not only as the laird’s factor, but also as his kinsman. In that capacity I am convinced that he would wish me to call upon these newcomers and offer them any politeness which is in our power. At present they must feel lonely and friendless. What says the great Firdousi? ‘The choicest ornaments to a man’s house are his friends.’”
My sister and I knew by experience that when the old man began to justify his resolution by quotations from the Persian poets there was no chance of shaking it. Sure enough that afternoon saw the phaeton at the door, with my father perched upon the seat, with his second-best coat on and a pair of new driving-gloves.
“Jump in, my dears,” he cried, cracking his whip briskly, “we shall show the general that he has no cause to be ashamed of his neighbours.”
Alas! Pride always goes before a fall. Our well-fed ponies and shining harness were not destined that day to impress the tenants of Cloomber with a sense of our importance.
We had reached the avenue gate, and I was about to get out and open it, when our attention was arrested by a very large wooden placard, which was attached to one of the trees in such a manner that no one could possibly pass without seeing it. On the white surface of this board was printed in big, black letters the following hospitable inscription:
GENERAL AND MRS. HEATHERSTONE
HAVE NO WISH
TO INCREASE
THE CIRCLE OF THEIR ACQUAINTANCE.
We all sat gazing at this announcement for some moments in silent astonishment. Then Esther and I, tickled by the absurdity of the thing, burst out laughing, but my father pulled the ponies’ heads round, and drove home with compressed lips and the cloud of much wrath upon his brow. I have never seen the good man so thoroughly moved, and I am convinced that his anger did not arise from any petty feeling of injured vanity upon his own part, but from the thought that a slight had been offered to the Laird of Branksome, whose dignity he represented.


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each
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
each — 返回数组中当前的键／值对并将数组指针向前移动一步
说明
array each ( array &$array )
返回数组中当前的键／值对并将数组指针向前移动一步
在执行 each() 之后，数组指针将停留在数组中的下一个单元或者当碰到数组结尾时停留
在最后一个单元。如果要再用 each 遍历数组，必须使用 reset()。
参数
array
输入的数组。
返回值
返回 array 数组中当前指针位置的键／值对并向前移动数组指针。键值对被返回为四个单
元的数组，键名为0，1，key和 value。单元 0 和 key 包含有数组单元的键名，1 和
value 包含有数据。
如果内部指针越过了数组的末端，则 each() 返回 FALSE。
范例
Example #1 each() 例子
$bar 现在包含有如下的键／值对：
Array
(
[1] => bob
[value] => bob
[0] => 0
[key] => 0
)
"Bob", "Seppo" => "Sepi");
$bar = each($foo);
print_r($bar);
?>
$bar 现在包含有如下的键／值对：
Array
(
[1] => Bob
[value] => Bob
[0] => Robert
[key] => Robert
)
each() 经常和 list() 结合使用来遍历数组，例如：
Example #2 用 each() 遍历数组
'apple', 'b' => 'banana', 'c' => 'cranberry');
reset($fruit);
while (list($key, $val) = each($fruit)) {
echo "$key => $val\n";
}
?>
以上例程会输出：
a => apple
b => banana
c => cranberry
Caution
因为将一个数组赋值给另一个数组时会重置原来的数组指针，因此在上边的例子中如果我
们在循环内部将 $fruit 赋给了另一个变量的话将会导致无限循环。
Warning
each() will also accept objects, but may return unexpected results. Its
therefore not recommended to iterate though object properties with each().
参见
• key() - 从关联数组中取得键名
• list() - 把数组中的值赋给一些变量
• current() - 返回数组中的当前单元
• reset() - 将数组的内部指针指向第一个单元
• next() - 将数组中的内部指针向前移动一位
• prev() - 将数组的内部指针倒回一位
• foreach
• Object Iteration
User Contributed Notes 17 notes
===============================================================================
Regarding speed of foreach vs while(list) =each
I wrote a benchmark script and the results are that clearly foreach is faster.
MUCH faster. Even with huge arrays (especially with huge arrays). I tested with
sizes 100,000. 1,000,000 and 10,000,000. To do the test with 10 million i had
to set my memory limit real high, it was close to 1gb by the time it actually
worked. Anyways,
$val);
$end = microtime();
echo "time for foreach = " . getDiff($start, $end) . ".\n";
reset($arr);
$start = microtime();
while (list($key, $val) = each($arr));
$end = microtime();
echo "time list each = " . getDiff($start, $end) . ".\n";
?>
here are some of my results: with 1,000,000
time for foreach = 0.0244591236115.
time list each = 0.158002853394.
desktop:/media/sda5/mpwolfe/tests$ php test.php
time for foreach = 0.0245339870453.
time list each = 0.154260158539.
desktop:/media/sda5/mpwolfe/tests$ php test.php
time for foreach = 0.0269000530243.
time list each = 0.157305955887.
then with 10,000,000:
desktop:/media/sda5/mpwolfe/tests$ php test.php
time for foreach = 1.96586894989.
time list each = 14.1371650696.
desktop:/media/sda5/mpwolfe/tests$ php test.php
time for foreach = 2.02504014969.
time list each = 13.7696218491.
desktop:/media/sda5/mpwolfe/tests$ php test.php
time for foreach = 2.0246758461.
time list each = 13.8425710201.
by the way, these results are with php 5.2 i believe, and a linux machine with
3gb of ram and 2.8ghz dual core pentium
===============================================================================
It's worth noting that references to an array don't have thier own array
pointer, and taking a reference to an array doesn't reset it's array pointer,
so this works as you would expect it would by eaching the first three items of
the array, rather than the first item 3 times.
===============================================================================
I wrote a short and pretty simple script to search through associative arrays
for some value in the values, heres a simplifyed example of it:
";
reset ($foo);
while (list ($key, $val) = each ($foo)) {
if (preg_match ("/$search/i", $val)) {
print "A match was found in $key.
";
} else {
print "A match was not found in $key.
";
}
}
?>
will output:
Searching the array foo for rich:
A match was not found in bob
A match was found in bill
A match was not found in barbie
===============================================================================
Use foreach instead of while, list and each. Foreach is:
- easier to read
- faster
- not influenced by the array pointer, so it does not need reset().
It works like this:
'value', 'foo' => 'bar');
foreach ($arr as $key => $value) {
echo "Key: $key, value: $value";
}
?>
===============================================================================
I've found a compact way to cycle through an associative array using for
statement (not while, as it has been done in the most of examples below):
or
You hardly forget to add reset($array) code line using such construction.
===============================================================================
I usually work a lot with 2D arrays. Since I've had some trouble traversing
them correctly maybe someone out there also experienced those problems and can
use this one.
It's based on a 2D-array called $array[$x][$y]. At some (but not necessarily
all) (x,y) there is a value I want to reach. Note that I do not know beforehand
the ranges of $x or $y (that is their highest and lowest values).
while (list ($x, $tmp) = each ($array)) {
while (list ($y, $val) = each ($tmp)) {
echo "$x, $y, $val";
}
}
The answer for each (x,y) pair can thus be (providng, of course those values
where in your array beforehand):
1, 1, 2
2, 2, 0
3, 1, 1
5, 2, 2
5, 1, 2
Note that only the (x,y) pairs with a corresponding value is shown.
Hang in there
Jon Egil Strand
NTNU
===============================================================================
This function will help you dump any variable into XML structure.
//dump var into simple XML structure
function var_dump_xml($tagname,$variable,$level=0)
{
for($i=0;$i<$level;$i++) $marg.=' ';
if (eregi('^[0-9].*$',$tagname)) $tagname='tag_'.$tagname; //XML
tag cannot start with [0-9] character
if (is_array($variable))
{
echo $marg."<$tagname>\n";
while (list ($key, $val) = each ($variable)) var_dump_xml
($key,$val,$level+1);
echo $marg."$tagname>\n";
}
elseif (strlen($variable)>0)
{
echo $marg."<$tagname>".htmlspecialchars($variable)."
$tagname>\n";
};
};
/*
example:
$myVar = array("name"=>"Joe", "age"=>"26", "children"=>array
("Ann","Michael"));
var_dump_xml("myVarTag",$myVar);
*/
===============================================================================
If you want to display the hole structure (tree) of your array, then you can
use this recursive solution.
$tmp\n";
array_tree($tmp, $index);
}
}
}
?>
===============================================================================
To panania at 3ringwebs dot com:
If you know for certain that you are only receiving one row, the while becomes
redundant. To shorten your code:
$strSQL = "SELECT * FROM table WHERE id=1";
$RecordsetSelect = $db->runQuery ($strSQL);
list($key, $val) = mysql_fetch_row($RecordsetSelect);
echo "$key => $val\n";
mysql_free_result($RecordsetSelect);
With only one row being returned this is more elegant a solution, but just
being nit-picky in essence. It also shows another quick way of using list.
===============================================================================
Ok Here's one for iterating multidimensional array .. using foreach
array (
"First Name" => "Robert",
"Last Name" => "Burton",
"Age" => "20"
),
"member2" => array (
"First Name" => "Cheska",
"Last Name" => "Vladesk",
"Age" => "21"
),
"member3" => array (
"First Name" => "Gino",
"Last Name" => "Marley",
"Age" => "19"
),
"member4" => array (
"First Name" => "Jake",
"Last Name" => "White",
"Age" => "16"
),
);
$dataSetCount = count($members);
echo "


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In order to use this program, first clone our GitHub repository:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/shw079/quantum-control.git
We required python >= 3.6.0 and the following python packages are also required:
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numpy==1.14.3
scipy==1.1.0
pandas==0.23.0
matplotlib==2.2.2
joblib==0.13.0


April 14
Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear.
Hebrews 11:3
God uses words to create. He used His Word to "frame" the worlds. Just look in the first chapter of Genesis and count how many times you see the phrase, "God said." "God said, Let there be light: and there was light.... God said, Let there be a firmament.... God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together.... God said, Let the earth bring forth...." God doesn't do anything without saying it first. That's His MO, His mode of operation. And, if you're smart, you'll use that mode of operation too.
"Well, Brother Copeland, I tried that and it didn't work. I said, 'By His stripes I'm healed' four times and nothing happened." God started saying that Jesus was coming in the Garden of Eden. He said it again in Exodus. He said it again in Numbers and Deuteronomy. He said it in Isaiah and the other prophets. He said it all through the Old Testament, over and over again.
Then after about 4,000 years, the book of John tells us, "The Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us." So if you've said you're healed four times and nothing's happened, don't worry about it. Just keep saying it! You might think it's taking a long time to manifest, but I'll guarantee you, it won't take 4,000 years.
Do you want to operate in God's power? Then use His MO.
Scripture Reading: Genesis 1


Raheem Sterling set for game-changing boot deal as Puma pip Nike to Man City superstar
Sterling has taken over from David Beckham as the hottest property in football and his new lucrative boot deal is another sign of his popularity
by John Cross, https://www.facebook.com/johncrossmirror/Raheem Sterling is set to sign a "game-changing" deal with kit manufacturers Puma.
England star Sterling has taken over from David Beckham as the hottest property in football and his new lucrative boot deal is another sign of his popularity.
It is a huge coup by Puma to get the Manchester City forward who has become the biggest star in English football and has huge marketing potential.
Sterling has been with Nike but boot manufacturers have been ready to break the bank to get him when his deal expires next year.
He has become the most attractive player in the country and is a sign of his pulling power.
Sterling has been signed up as the new face of Gillette, is doing an advert for Pepsi and is doing a tie-up with H&M.
He has more than six million followers on Instagram and starred in an advert for video game FIFA 2020.
It is a blow for Nike who have also lost Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who is set to join Adidas next summer.
Sterling has a voice on anti-racism campaigns and his advisers have also been working on a film about his life and rise to fame.
The ex-Liverpool star has won back-to-back titles with Manchester City and, incredibly, has already scored 18 goals for club and country this season.
Norwich learn financial lessons from 2016 relegation
Struggling Norwich have covered themselves by putting 50 per cent pay cut clauses in the majority of their player contracts to cover themselves in the event of relegation.
They trebled the wages of some players last summer, taking the average earning to around £30,000-a-week but have been shrewd so the cost of relegation would not cripple the club in the long-term.
Many clubs have a relegation clause but not as much as 50 per cent and it seems Norwich have learned a lesson from their last time in the Premier League.
They signed Steven Naismith from Everton in January 2016 on a £52,000-a-week contract. He spent the last 18 months of his contract on loan at Hearts but still pocketed a hefty promotion bonus after Norwich won the title before his deal eventually expired last summer.
A new spying scandal?
Liquid Football is one of the best podcasts around - and might just have unearthed another spying scandal.
Former Stoke forward Jon Walters claimed on the show that clubs go to all sorts of lengths to watch, film and spy on training sessions and behind-closed-doors games.
Walters said: “I know of, I’m not going to say who, one club, they’ll go and watch a match with a pair of glasses with a camera in the glasses to film it, to get any advantage, set pieces or anything like that. That’s top level and so it does go on.”
Sky's eco-friendly stance
Sky are maintaining their very admirable eco-friendly stance by asking all guests to wear pinned poppy badges rather than old style paper poppies.
Bulgarian FA chiefs left embarrassed
There is frustration and embarrassment within the Bulgarian FA after last month’s events in Sofia.
Frustration because they quickly identified the group of supporters in the stands making racist chants during England’s Euro 2020 qualifier.
The police refused to remove them despite warnings that it was a co-ordinated event from far right political parties.
Incredibly, public pressure led to those involved being identified and some were found, fined and yet no serious charges brought.
One got a bigger fine for twice ‘mooning’ in the stands than others did for racist gestures.
And there was embarrassment because Bulgarian FA chiefs feel strongly that their own country’s laws are not strong enough.
They were subjected to insulting anti-Bulgarian chants in Serbian when they played in Kosovo but expect England to get a good reception later this month.
Kosovan people like England for their role with the UN in helping them gain independence in 2008 and there are a whole generation called ‘Tony’ after ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Atkinson holds his hands up after Emirates mistake
Word reaches this column that referee Martin Atkinson was fuming with VAR himself when Arsenal defender Sokratis had a goal ruled out against Crystal Palace last month.
Perhaps that explains why Atkinson lost faith at Everton last Sunday and left it to VAR to make several key decisions.
The Southern-based managers met last week, the Northern contingent in Manchester on Thursday and one attendee insisted they are still backing VAR, do not see it as much of a disaster as some but do want screens to be used - and have told refs’ boss Mike Riley as such.


Trump tweets another denial of Russian connections, calling reports of Russian contacts with his campaign were fake news. Once again he relied on Russia’s denials.


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We are three students from ENPC, designing this website as part of the TDLOG course.
I'm in charge of developping the back-end of this app.
I'm in charge of linking the back-end and the front-end of this app.
I'm in charge of developping the front-end of this app.


| ${value} Active Energy Cost per Second | 1
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| ${value}% Chance of Impaired Aim over ${duration} Second(s) | min: [22.0, 35.0, 48.0, 61.0, 74.0, 87.0, 100.0]% Chance of Impaired Aim over min: 2.0 Second(s)
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| ${value}% Chance to Fumble attacks over ${duration} Second(s) | min: [10.0, 12.0, 14.0, 16.0, 18.0, 20.0, 22.0, 24.0, 26.0, 28.0]% Chance to Fumble attacks over min: 1.0 Second(s)
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| ${value}% Reduced Damage for ${duration} Second(s) | min: [10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0, 19.0]% Reduced Damage for min: 1.0 Second(s)
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| MaxLevel | 6
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| UltimateLevel | 10
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#include <GL/glew.h>
#include <GLFW/glfw3.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
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void | renderWorld () |
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| void | renderCubeSelect (const double x, const double y, const double z) |
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| int | setupOpenGL () |
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| void | doDrawTick () |
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| void | cleanupOpenGL () |
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| GLuint | loadShaders (const GLchar *const __restrict vertexShaderPath, const GLchar *const __restrict fragmentShaderPath) |
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| void | renderToGUI (unsigned int count, const double *const __restrict vertices, const float *const __restrict colors) |
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This header contains most of the functions and variables for rendering and drawing the game with OpenGL.
◆ cleanupOpenGL()
Shuts down OpenGL and any graphical libraries.
◆ doDrawTick()
Renders and draws a new frame.
◆ loadShaders()
| GLuint loadShaders |
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Loads the shaders from the specified (relative) file paths.
◆ renderCubeSelect()
| void renderCubeSelect |
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Renders the black lines around the pointed-at cube.
◆ renderToGUI()
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const float *const __restrict |
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Adds and draws a list to the gui vbo. count
refers to the number of vertices.
◆ reRenderWorld()
Resets rendering info and renders the world again.
◆ setupOpenGL()
Initializes OpenGL, GLEW, and GLFW.
◆ takeScreenshot()
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Takes a screenshot with the specified filename
(ex. "sh.png") in the specified folder
(relative path).
◆ window
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The main OpenGL window of the game.
◆ worldIsDirty
Whether or not the world has been altered and needs re-rendered. This should be set to true when placing, deleting, or editing cubes.


outreach
I am fortunate to have met amazing mentors and friends on my journey, and without them, I don't think I'd be in my current position. Hence, I think giving back is important.
Mentorship
Summer Research Opportunities Program
(SROP)
Student and statistics coach at Michigan State University
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Coached twelve students throughout their summer research experience, where most students came from underrepresented groups within STEM
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Led weekly chalk talk sessions for students to practice and iteratively develop their final presentations by providing verbal and written feedback
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Prepared feedback on iterative drafts of documents: posters, presentation slides, personal statements, and research papers
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Held weekly meetings with students to check in on their personal well-being, confirm they were receiving adequate support from their research group, plan for upcoming deadlines, outline new documents, and discuss feedback on draft documents
Workshop for Avida-ED Software Development
(WAVES)
Student mentor at Michigan State University
- Mentored six participants through a ten-week summer paid internship to develop educational tools and software where participants developed genomic prototypes, testing suites, and documentation for in-development computational software
MentorSHPE
Student mentor for Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
- Mentored SHPE members at the Michigan State University Chapter by providing myself as a resource for advice and guidance
Latino Student Mentoring Program
Student mentor at Michigan State University
- Mentored Latino and Latina first-year students by providing myself as a resource for advice and guidance
Office of Cultural and Academic Transitions
Intercultural aide at Michigan State University
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Provided a welcoming and comfortable community for an estimated 200 assigned dormitory residents
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Contributed to high retention rates within the university through one on one conversations, programming events, and other special initiatives
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Ability to be culturally and socially aware, and work with diverse and international student residents and connect with them with university resources to ensure their academic and social success
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Created weekly events for residents to attend, putting forth intentional effort to transcend language barriers or disabilities
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Facilitated discussions about controversial issues in an open and safe environment for participants
Mentees
Graduate: David Ackley, Shakiba Shahbandegan
SROP: Eve Vazquez, Saad Bezoui, Isabela Tatem, Aramis Matos, Emarion Best, Ines Kenhoung, Jiordan Washington, Kylia Mack, Michelle Stevens, Yahyla Perez, Zachary Bastian, Kyra Pierce
SHPE: Thomas Ruiz, Areli Cardenas, Anthony Bastidas, Juan Chavez
WAVES: Aria Bruehl, Jamell Deacon, Stephanie Zendejo, Uma Sethuraman, Victoria Cao, Yemi Shin
Outreach
Student mentor at Technovation
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Assisted elementary, middle, and high school students from all over Michigan with lessons that taught how to implement code using Python turtle (2021) and how to implement code that would operate on a BBC micro:bit (2018)
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Most students were from underrepresented groups within STEM
Student mentor at Girls Who Code
- Taught middle and high school students from all over Michigan computer science and covered topics on code development, web development, and problem solving
Activity leader at Introduce a Girl to Engineering
- Presented the importance of women in engineering and hosted a group activity for participants between 6th and 12th grade from all over Michigan
Student mentor at Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP)
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Mentored Daniel Junghans through a summer research project regarding the understanding of evolutionary transitions to multicellularity
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Held weekly meetings with Daniel to check in on his personal well-being, confirm he was receiving adequate support, discuss research progress and questions, and prepare for a poster presentation (material)
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Guided Daniel with statistical and data visualization for an ongoing project (paper)
Student mentor at Engineering Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (ENSURE)
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Mentored Oscar Vargas through a summer research project regarding the understanding of evolutionary transitions to multicellularity
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Held weekly meetings with Oscar to check in on his personal well-being, confirm he was receiving adequate support, discuss research progress and questions, and prepare for a poster presentation (material)
Activity lead at Coding for More Conference
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Taught elementary and middle school students how to implement code that operates on a BBC micro:bit at Innovation Central High School, Grand Rapids, MI
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Most students were from underrepresented groups within STEM
Student mentor at Engineering and Science Success Academy (ESSA)
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Taught an estimated 20 incoming freshman computer science through lessons from the Google Computer Science Summer Institute at Michigan State University
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Most students were from underrepresented groups within STEM


grep foo file.txt | sed -e 's/foo/bar/g' > file.txt
grep foo file.txt | sed -e 's/foo/bar/g' > tmpfile && mv tmpfile file.txt
Each step in a pipeline runs in parallel.
In this case, grep foo file.txt
will immediately try to read file.txt
while sed .. > file.txt
will immediately try to truncate it.
This is a race condition, and results in the file being partially or (far more likely) entirely truncated.
Note that this can also be a problem when you write to a file and read from it later in the pipe. The second command (which reads the file) may not see all the output of the first. An exception in this case is a non-greedy file reader like less
, for example python foo.py 2> errfile.txt | less - errfile.txt
will successfully allow you to see stdout and stderr separately in less.
You can ignore this error if:
echo log.txt > log.txt
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Before reading this, please read the previous three posts in this section:
We started this blockchain as an experiment. We wanted to create something positive and good. We wanted to see if we could create a blockchain that logically formalized community and actually produced value for the world. Proof-of-work is a non-solution to blockchain consensus, in our opinion. It's too wasteful, regardless of how you try to mold it and regardless of how you try to frame that waste.
As you know from reading Nyzo white paper notes, #1, we intended to completely leave the project after a year. We stayed longer to keep the project stable.
We never intended to sell a lot of coins. We had several opportunities to sell large numbers of reserve coins early in the project. We could have easily cashed out several million dollars and walked away. But we felt this would be detrimental to the community, and we felt it would be unethical. If the project became big enough, we were considering using some of the reserve coins to fund spending more of our time on the project. To appease concerns of the community and try to allow the community to become fully autonomous, we gave all of the reserve coins to the community, instead.
We also agreed to lock most of the coins we have earned over the past several years. So, for all of our involvement in the project, we currently have about ∩450,000 that can actually be transferred. This includes about ∩150,000 in coins we have earned in verifiers that we have chosen to keep anonymous. At the current value, we have spent far more maintaining server infrastructure than these coins are worth. If you saw our s3 bills for serving seed transaction files, you would understand why we are so quick to assume improper configuration, not malice, when seeing absolutely absurd amounts of traffic from the queue.
We have transferred a grand total of less than ∩15,000 to qTrade, and we have not transferred any coins to any other exchanges. Our first and only trade so far was qTrade ID 504338 for ∩1,000.
We currently have 10 in-cycle verifiers. We have never had more than 21, and this was with the 10 official Nyzo verifiers.
When the community proposes ideas that we think are good and we think warrant our involvement, we implement them. NTTP-7 is an example of this, and it leveled the landscape for IP-based entry. The "red-node" issue was a distraction, ineffective, and a step toward proof-of-work. No matter how small, we will not participate in anything that moves Nyzo toward proof-of-work. And we don't like wasting our time doing unnecessary work because someone insists, based on a misunderstanding of the system, that the work must be done.
The perceived attacks on verifiers about to enter the cycle are not actual attacks. They are designed behavior of the system, where the in-cycle verifiers start sending block votes to the top-voted out-of-cycle verifier.
The perceived attacks from node joins are not actual attacks. Some of them are natural behavior of properly configured verifiers, and some of them are behavior of improperly configured verifiers. Neither is a problem for a properly configured and provisioned verifier.
The perceived attacks of nodes refusing to respond are not actual attacks. They are all natural behavior of properly configured verifiers protecting themselves with the blacklist mechanism.
We do not know what person or group of people may be associated with the cluster identified via qTrade deposits. Whoever this person or people may be, they certainly did not try very hard to cover anything. The qTrade analysis did not even require a multi-hop graph analysis.
Some other interesting facts about this cluster (figures current as of height 15624614):
All of this is trivially verifiable via blockchain data. The largest account can be seen by simply looking at the balance list on nyzo.co.
One note: if you are running one of the verifiers in the identified cluster, consider the perception that the community has of this cluster. Identifying yourself to the community would do a lot to ease concerns. This isn't necessary, but it would be a kind thing to do. To the community: please don't accuse this person or group of people of acting maliciously. There is absolutely no evidence that this cluster represents anything other than a lot of verifiers that have been maintained really well.
If the cycle ever behaves in a way that we feel is unethical, we will immediately terminate our involvement in the project.
Also, to the community: please note that some people wish to remain anonymous, and driving away people who do not want to be involved in Discord weakens the community. One of the core concepts of this blockchain is that attempts at sabotage are much less effective from out-of-cycle verifiers than from in-cycle verifiers. Trust within the cycle is important. If an in-cycle verifier actually acts maliciously or unethically, it should be removed immediately. If the community interprets normal behavior of the system as malice, that's when we're really in trouble.
We are going to become more actively involved in Nyzo again, as we feel some strong direction is necessary. The core blockchain technology works really, really well. We stepped away because it was working so well, and we stayed away because it continued to work so well for so long. We never stopped monitoring. Our biggest mistake, perhaps, was NTTP-7. While NTTP-7 did improve the entrance mechanism, we now feel that it likely led to some misperceptions of how strong and fair the entrance mechanism already was.
We do take responsibility for the sentinel issue that caused some verifiers to drop. We thank the community for noting this issue and for explaining it in detail. The evidence we have gathered suggests that we did not see the issue on our own sentinels earlier due to the relatively small number of verifiers we protect. The issue was fixed with a single added condition in version 608. We still intend to do some work to better understand the underlying signature issue.
We do think that NTTP-8 is a great way to remove the burden of entrance decisions from the cycle. The current entrance mechanism, consisting of a cycle hash and a linear IP lottery, is exceptionally sophisticated and exceptionally robust. But it's also difficult for many people to understand, leading to missed entrance opportunities and a lack of trust. We actually prefer a KYC-ish entrance strategy, even if the "person" / "customer" is just an anonymous online persona, like a GitHub profile that has shown a dedication to advancing cryptography or cryptocurrency projects.
We also think that NTTP-8 is a great example of the right way to handle community. You can disagree with people, and those disagreements may be significant, but disagreeing with people doesn't mean devaluing those people. Disagreeing with people shouldn't result in attempts to devalue their contributions. Giving default entrance control to someone with whom we have disagreed, but also someone who has shown dedication to the community and some of the deepest technical understanding of Nyzo within the community, is the right thing to do. And giving this person default control over entrance to the blockchain would be a great way to increase diversity of the blockchain. We would even hope that some of the early adopters who left the cycle due to sentinel issues or voluntarily due to distrust would return and be given priority entrance.
Proof of diversity is a system that lets us efficiently reach rapid consensus. It is a set of rules that controls entrance and exit. It is a set of rules that lets us push scarcity to the periphery of the system, allowing the core system to work on nothing more than digital signatures. Don't mistake the simplicity of the proof of diversity for weakness.
As we do become involved again, we are going to start selling coins to cover our expenses. We have tried very hard to be fair and ethical, and it only seems to have led to distrust from the community. If we do implement NTTP-8, we will expect payment after EggPool approves of its effectiveness and the community agrees. If we implement NTTP-8 and do not receive payment after it is completed, we will offer no further NTTPs, and we will focus solely on what we think is most important to advance the project.
This is a very open, transparent system, and we shouldn't be fixing everything that everyone thinks is a problem. If you want us to fix a problem, open an issue on GitHub, and we may issue an NTTP for it. We will no longer be engaging in direct conversations about perceived issues, as they take too much time and tend to devolve too quickly into unproductive exercises.
If the community does not want NTTP-8, we will likely implement a different mechanism for separating cycle entrance decisions from the core of Nyzo. This is a natural forward evolution in Nyzo. Every time we can remove a legitimate reason for those external to the cycle to need to contact the cycle, the cycle can be further protected from malicious activity. As with all updates, the community is welcome to accept our changes or reject them. The community is also welcome to start their own blockchain based on Nyzo code, and the community is welcome to fork Nyzo. We have no control over any of this.
We are not going to become involved in Discord again. While most of the community is kind, we have met with too much unpleasant behavior from some individuals. It's just not a good environment for us, and we ask for all of you to hold one another accountable for any unwelcoming behavior you may encounter.
The applications of Nyzo that we hoped the community would develop with the cycle fund have not yet materialized, and the real value of the cycle fund has dropped dramatically due to perception of the project. So, we are going to start building some applications on the blockchain, starting with simple gaming.
We thank every one of you, even those with whom we disagree, for your involvement in the community so far. It's been a lot of fun, and we sincerely appreciate the time and effort all of you have contributed. If you choose to leave, we wish you well.


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