Barry Lyndon (1975)
Grade: 93
Director Stanley Kubrick followed the success of "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "A Clockwork Orange" with a film that was perhaps even more daring. "Barry Lyndon" was a three hour costume drama set in the 18th century, without sufficient action to interest male viewers, and without sufficient love interest to satisfy women viewers. The film starred expressionless Ryan O'Neal, who had been derided since "Love Story" despite a quality performance in "Paper Moon." Meticulously filmed entirely utilizing natural light, "Barry Lyndon" was beautiful to look at, but was a flop at the box office. Even some critics weren't kind, calling the film tedious and lifeless; perhaps more a series of still life paintings than a conventional film.
But "Barry Lyndon" is outstanding. It is not as great as "Dr. Strangelove", but it could be Kubrick's second best film. Besides the gorgeous visual appeal of the cinematography and costumes, the story is highly compelling, even with the narration curiously revealing plot spoilers. While the viewer never likes the characters, one can identify with them, and what happens to them seems as natural and inevitable as if preordained by the stars. Redmond Barry's ultimate failure, propelled by hunger for respect and the title of Lord that he doesn't merit, seems a fitting punishment for treating people as mere stepping stones to glory.
Redmond Barry (O'Neal) is first seen as an idealistic, courageous young Irishman. Tricked into leaving home by relations anxious to be rid of the meddlesome youth, he enlists in first the English, then the Prussian Army. His courage survives better than his morality, and he eventually manipulates his way into a favorable marriage with lovely, sad-eyed Lady Lyndon (Marisa Berenson). He shamelessly dissipates the Lyndon family fortune in attempt to buy the title of Lord, making an enemy of his dislikable stepson (Leon Vitali).
While "Barry Lyndon" was nominated for 7 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay (credited to Kubrick, based on William Makepeace Thackeray's novel), the film only won for its most obvious strengths. John Alcott won Best Cinematography, Leonard Rosenman for the low-key score, and the sets and costumes (of course) won Oscars.
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I'm A Celebrity's Helen Flanagan reflects on her disastrous stint in the jungle
Helen headed to the Aussie jungle back in 2012 and quickly became the public's favourite option for the gruelling Bushtucker trials, including one in a tank full of crocodiles
by Irishmirror.ieI'm A Celebrity's Helen Flanagan has taken to Instagram to share with her fans what she thinks of the show seven years after she went Down Under.
The former Corrie star filmed herself snuggled up in her pyjamas as she watched yesterday's series opener, and reflected on the ups and the downs.
"Right so I'm just catching up now on I'm A Celebrity," the 29 year old said, "Just the thought of when Ant and Dec come on and say, 'For this challenge', it just gives me the fear.
"I remember as well when they used to explain things to me about the trials, I'd panic because I'd be so scared like when they used to talk to me about things I wouldn't even process because I'd be so worked up.

The model also dished that she'd be letting her little girl Matilda, born in 2015, watch her in action in old clips of her BushTucker Trials.
"I'm gonna let Matilda watch back some old clips, which she's gonna find hilarious," Helen laughed.
Despite the public giving Helen a rough time but often voting for her to take on the trials, she does think on her time on the show with fondness.
She said: "I'm A Celebrity, even though I was beyond rubbish at the trials, it was an amazing experience when I look back on it."
Helen was loving fellow soap star Jacqueline Jossa, who ended her run on EastEnders last year.
"Jacqueline's coming across so nice already," Helen gushed, "She's just such a lovely girl, already killing it."
"I really like Nadine," she added of the former Girls Aloud singer, "I couldn't jump out of that helicopter."
Tonight's show will see Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway and Olympian turned reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner take on 30,000 creepy crawlies as they battle for those all-important stars.
Caitlyn impressed viewers last night with her steely determination and motivation during the challenges, while Rak-Su singer and former X Factor star Myles Stephenson became a fan favourite for his chilled out approach.
*I'm A Celebrity returns tonight at 10pm on ITV.


Citadel is your primary building. It grows up automatically according to sector power.
At the beginning of each turn it provides small amount of basic materials (Aluminium and Steel).
| Resource |
Qty/Max |
| NStructures |
12/34 |
| BStructures |
12/34 |
Turn log:
- Starting turn 12/32
- Citadel: +12 units of Aluminium
- Citadel: +12 units of Steel
- Smelter: +12 units of Steel, -24 units of Iron, -24 units of Coal


Automatical parameters optimization
As we have developed four different metrics, the reconstruction result could be evaluated quantitatively. To search for the best parameters automatically for tracing methods with tunable algorithms, we integrate these metrics into a optimize procedure. Simulated Annealing is used to find the global optimal result, and the loss value in each iteration is the F1 score of the precision and recall in output.
1. Input
1.1 Command line:
Similar to metric methods in PyNeval, gold standard swc file, test tiff to be reconstructed and metric method should be provided in command line. Besides, the path of optimization config file is required via argument: --optimize.
pyneval [-h] [--gold GOLD_PATH] [--test [TEST_PATH1, TEST_PATH2, ...]]
[--metric METRIC] [--optimize OPTIMIZATION_CONFIG_PATH]
| meaning | cmd | brief_cmd | required | default | range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| path of a gold standard swc file | --gold | -G | T | - | |
| path of a tif files waiting to be reconstructed | --test | -T | T | - | |
| metric method | --metric | -M | T | - | ssd, length, diadem, cn |
| path of optimization config file in json format | --optimize | - | F | default config | - |
1.2 Config file of optimation
Format:
{
# arguments about tracing method.
"trace": {
"cli": basic command line of your tracing methods, locate input and output using {input} and {output},
"workDir": output directory of the reconstruction with best parameter(s), the name of output file is set to {input}_best.swc
"parameters": {
"--tartet_parameter1": {
"type": "number", # options: "number", "integer", "boolean".
"default": 0.3, # default should be located in range below.
"range": [0, 1.0] # the first value should be smaller than the seconed value.
},
"--tartet_parameter2": {
"type": "number",
"default": 0.3,
"range": [0, 1.0]
},
...
# The number of parameters is arbitrary from 1 to inffinite(if you can write down them all).
# Finally command line will look like below:
# cli --tartet_parameter1 --tartet_parameter2
}
},
"optimize": {
# optimization parameters of simulated annealing
"SA": {
"Tmax": 0.01, # initial temperature
"Tmin": 1e-5, # minimum temperature
"q": 0.96, # cool down rate
"L": 25, # iteraions in each temperature
"maxStayCounter": 15 # if current best result stay unchanged after maxStayCounter times of cool down, program will be stopped.
}
}
}
Example:
{
"trace": {
"cli": "packneutu --trace {input} --output {output}",
"workDir": "./data/optimation/output/",
"parameters": {
"--minimalScoreAuto": {
"type": "number",
"default": 0.3,
"range": [0, 1.0]
},
"--minimalScoreSeed": {
"type": "number",
"default": 0.35,
"range": [0, 1.0]
}
}
},
"optimize": {
"SA": {
"Tmax": 0.01,
"Tmin": 1e-5,
"q": 0.96,
"L": 25,
"maxStayCounter": 15
}
}
}
2 OUTPUT
After the optimization of each temperature, the intermediate process will be output.
The final result and an additional check for the best parameter.
The variation of the optimal value with the number of iterations is provided. It will be automatically saved in workDir.


Stefania Druga
Hi! I am Stefania. I am currently a second year Ph.D. student 🎓 at the University of Washington Information School, co-advised by Prof. Amy J. Ko in the Code & Cognition Lab and Prof. Benjamin Mako Hill in the Community Data Science Collective. My research focuses on AI Literacy 📚 and the design of new computing platforms for children and parents. I also enjoy designing and building future smart toys 🤖 and games. When I am not coding & writing papers 👩🏽💻 I love hiking, climbing and riding my 🚲.
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Bill Grady over at the "You Are The Guest" Podcast recently played us on his show where they have a discussion about the future of podcasting, living in London, what life has been like after the London bombings, and how people in Britain see the Iraqi War.
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Then what is our involvement as devotees? Can you answer this?  Perhaps at least you have learned something here that will keep you from turning rotten like they are...
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FILM TITLE: PRISIONER OF THE MOUNTAINS DIRECTOR: SERGEI BODROV COUNTRY: RUSSIA 1996 CINEMATOGRAPHY: PAVEL LEBESHEV MUSIC: LEONID DESYATNIKOV CAST: Sergei Bodrov Jr., Alexander Bureyev, Susanna Mekharalieva, Pavel Lebeshev, Oleg Menshikov, Djemal Sikharulidze, Alexei Zharkhov SUPER FEATURES: The setting, the story and the music.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Like another film from last year, BURNT BY THE SUN, this one has to travel through an area where sentiments are not comfortable to get its point across. But unlike BURNT BY THE SUN which has irresistible charm in the form of a young girl, this film has to live and die by how well it can convey a sense of humanity in what otherwise is really a bad conflict, in an area where the outsiders can rarely win in the first place.
But the price, the locals have to pay, is real sad, and terribly destructive for all the parties concerned.
A group of Russian soldiers are ambushed in the Chenchen region, and two men survive. The apparent reason for the attack seems to be a certain Abdul-Mourant, who has decided to take the war in his own hands, since the Russians are keeping his son in jail. He hopes to trade the two prisoners for his son. And the Russian contingent, does not seem interested in parlaying a peace, and neither does it seem interested in seeing that the older man gets to see his son. By now, the Russian men in charge have become complacent and couldn't careless about the war. They have the guns and the power, and they probably figure that they can clean house at any moment they feel like.
The two prisoners seem to do well, despite having a bad start. One is aggressive, and the other a young one who failed to fire a shot in the ambush. They befriend a young girl, Dina - Abdul's daughter, who takes care of them and brings them food and water. And it is in the end Dina who really has helped create the only level headed decision, going into the last minute of the film. The hope is that her plight and goal will last and survive, for Dina is much better centered than all of them.
In the middle of the film, one of the prisoners, the aggressive captain, decides that he wants to escape, and he does so, and they survive, with the exception that they do not know where they are going. He makes the mistake of killing a shepherd, and this brings about a change in the film's direction and a serious problem for Abdul. The town wants the prisoners killed, or gotten rid of, as they are a walking problem. But others have better ideas. The rebels want to use the two Russians to find the field mines and disarm them, which they do.
And in between, one comes to find that some locals are not happy either. One has a son in the Russian army, stationed in town. And this elder is ashamed that his own son is turning against the town's own people. And the old man's indiscretion gets Abdul's son killed, and places the film in a terrible dilemma.
The villagers have gotten even with the prisoner that killed the shepherd.  But the young soldier, has been a man of peace, for the most part and has not displayed anything violent... he has befriended Dina nicely, and he probably wishes that they would have had a chance though she is young, but as Dina says, "around here they marry off very young". Abdul, takes his last prisoner to the top of a mountain where he will kill him... and in the film's turnabout ending, Abdul misses the shot on purpose and goes home. His own personal war is over. He has lost his son, but this young man is not the cause or the reason for the conflict. And a new reason has been uplifted. But sadly, the film hints that the Russian military leaders have other reasons in mind, as we see four bombing helicopters fly over their very own, and not pick him up.
The innocent get screwed, in a puzzle and game, that in the end is meaningless, and can only bring about hate and destruction..... story has it that Boris Yeltsin saw this movie and immediately signed a pact to end the war and help the region..
Based on a Tolstoy novel, this adaptation came around at the right time, and brought about a point.
The film is very good, and has some very beautiful moments, specially in the way that it displays the cultures through its own music.  But right after it, we often hear the Moslem tinged musical style that the region has, and its power is much more evident than the words in the Russian songs.
Full of beautiful cinematography, and moments, this is a very good film, and really deserving of an Oscar nomination. But it fits into the category of the films like Burnt by the Sun, as an anti war film, that really destroys innocent lives needlessly. Still, it is strong, and well done.
Nice performances, and magnificent moments. Dina is excellent. As are Abdul and Hassan's characters. The two soldiers come off as childish next to them. But it is clear that this is just the way it is.
Nice film.
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1. What distinguishes one element from another?
Answer: Different elements have a different atom type that makes up the substance.
2. Describe the formation of an ionic compound.
Answer: An ionic compound is formed through the creation of ionic bonds. Ionic bonds are formed when atoms of opposite charges (ions) are forced together by the electrical force between those ions.
3. What is the difference between an ionic bond and a covalent bond?
Answer: Ionic bonds are formed when atoms of opposite charges (ions) are forced together by the electrical force between those ions. Covalent bonds are formed when two or more atoms share electrons.
4. How does a molecule differ from an atom?
Answer: Molecules are two or more atoms held together by covalent bonds.
5. Explain why a hydrogen atom can become either an ion or a part of a molecule.
Answer: Hydrogen can easily bond with atoms to share its electrons, due to the fact that it only has one total electron. However, it can also bond ionically because it has one valence electron and can lose it just as easily. Basically, it can both gain and lose one electron.
6. A sodium atom has one outer electron, and a carbon atom has four outer electrons. How might this difference be related to the types of compounds formed by atoms of these two elements?
Answer: There would have to be four sodium atoms in order to properly bond with the carbon atom.


Is Encryption Worth It?
What is the most embarassing thing you have typed into Google search? What is the most personal secret you told a friend in confidence? What is your bank password? What is your business’s secret to stay ahead of the competition?
Now at first these questions may seem not completely related. There is a point though: You likely sent all of this information over the internet.
When you send that messege to your friend or business partner, why is it that any person can’t just listen to the signals coming from your phone or laptop and know what you sent to your friend or colleague? The answer: encryption.
First, some background about internet privacy. You can’t have a conversation about internet encryption and privacy without discussing the man himself:
Snowden
Edward Joseph Snowden is an ex-NSA, ex-CIA employee who felt the United State’s 4th Ammendment was being violated by their programs of msas survailence. Snowden was raised a staunch establishmentarian conservative; his girlfriend Lisndey however, slowly started changing his mind. Snowden became very influenced by the ideology of populism. His populist thinking is shown very clearly when he explains his reasoning for his disclosure of humongous troves of NSA documents.
“My sole motive is to inform the public as to that which is done in their name and that which is done against them.” —Edward Snowden
Snowden’s first set of leaks went public in The Gaurdian, The New York Times, and ProPublica in late 2013; people started to realize that their governments and internet service providers (ISPs) are listening. People understood there might be more sinister motives than “national security” at play.
Personally, I have seen a lot of non-tech-savy individuals using security-conscious software when I am helping them fix a problem. In fact, there was one time I saw a collage student from rural Alberta who had a VPN running on her phone. This impressed me!
Encryption on The Web
The type of encryption used on the web is called: HyperText Transfer Protocol–Secure (HTTPS). This kind of encryption stops two things from happening: A) it stops the information you are sending and recieving online from being seen by easvesdroppers and criminals, and B) stops those same third-parties from tampering with the data.
Without HTTPS it is possible for sombody to listen in and change the data being sent between you and a server.
Only in recent years has HTTPS become near-universal across the web. It is used even on the simplest sites these days: this one included. After 2013, people became weary of government, criminal, and ISP interference with their web traffic. This can be backed up by statistics: The level of encrypted web traffic around the time of the Snowden leaks was around 30 percent. It was mostly used by banks, email providers, government, and journalists. At the turn of the 2020s however, this has risen to nearly 90 percent among U.S. users of Firefox. Japan lags slightly behind with 80 percent encrypted traffic.
This is just the data we know of. You can disable the telemetry settings in Firefox, and it is very likely that hardcore privacy advocates would disable this data collection, so perhaps the amount of encrypted web traffic is slightly higher.
What about RSA?
RSA is an encryption method named after the initials of the inventors’ sir names: Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Adleman. It uses the mathematical “factoring problem” to secure communication. The details of this specific type of encryption will be discussed in an article soon to come.


<xsl:variable> / <xsl:param>
Contents
Functionality
Variables in XSLT are not really variables, as their values cannot be
changed. They resemble constants from conventional programming languages. The
only way in which a variable can be changed is by declaring it inside a
for-each loop, in which case its value will be updated for every iteration.
Top-level variables (variables that are direct child nodes of the
<xsl:stylesheet>
element) can never be changed.
<xsl:for-each select="/foo/bar"> <xsl:variable name="some-bar" select="."/> <xsl:value-of select="$some-bar"/> </xsl:for-each>
Parameters are assigned a value either from the process that invoked
the stylesheet (top-level parameter), or from a
<xsl:with-param>
or from a default value (in which case it
behaves as if it was a variable).
<xsl:template match="/"> <xsl:call-template name="blob"> <xsl:with-param name="par" select="'some-value'"/> </xsl:call-template> </xsl:template> <xsl:template name="blob"> <xsl:param name="par" select="'default-value'"/> <xsl:value-of select="$param"/> </xsl:template>
Implementation
Variables and parameters share a common base class
VariableBase
that contains a lot of common methods. This class
handles both global and local variables/parameters.
Top-level parameters and variables
All top-level (ie. global) parameters and variables are stored inside
fields in the translet class. Variables are stored as objects or basic
data types (such as boolean, char, int, etc.) while parameters have to be
"boxed" inside an object. This is because parameters are also stored as
objects inside the translet. The addParameter()
method of the
AbstractTranslet
class stores the parameter in a Hashtable
(the Hashtable maps the parameter name to the parameter value). The
"boxing" of the parameter's value is done by the class that handles the
parameters type. This class is a subclass of
org.apache.xalan.xsltc.compiler.util.Type
.
Note that all top-level parameters and variables from all imported and included stylesheets will be placed as direct children of the top-level stylesheet in the AST. This done to make global variables truly global and not just global in the stylesheet where it was declared.
Local parameters and variables
Local variables that are accessible from a given syntax tree node will
first be put on the JVM's stack and stored in a local variable slot. This
makes the variable or parameter accessible from all code within that
method. But, in some special cases, the code that is compiled to handle an
element/expression within the variable scope is not put inside the same
method as the actual variable. This is the case for some predicates.
All syntax-tree nodes implement the isClosureBoundary()
method
to indicate if its child an ancestor nodes will end up in a different method
then itself. This method is used by the Variable
and
Param
classes to determine if the variable or parameter will
"escape" the variable frame.
<xsl:for-each select="/foo/bar/baz"> <xsl:variable name="pos" select="3"/> <xsl:apply-templates select="/foo/bar[$pos]"/> </xsl:for-each>
The predicate in this stylesheet fragment is compiled into a separate
auxiliary class that implements the Filter
interface. It will
therefore not have access to the variable "pos" in the current stack frame.
A common technique for cases like this is to use a "closure". A
closure is a record that contains references to all variables that are in
scope for a certain part of the compiled scope. This is done in a very
simple manner in XSLTC. All variables or parameters that can "escape" the
stack are passed to the translet via its addVariable()
method.
They can then later be retrieved by the getVariable()
method.
Important note 1: A predicate does not always result in a
auxiliary class. In some cases we optimize the code by using tailored
iterators and goodies like that instead. We may want to update the
predicate code to check if an auxiliary class will be generated before
returning true or false from the isClosureBoundary()
method.
Important note 2: There could be other closure boundaries that we have not yet discovered or considered. This could be, for instance, sort records and other auxiliary classes:
<xsl:variable name="sort-order" select="'decending'"/> <xsl:for-each select="/foo/bar/baz"> <xsl:sort select="@name" order="$sort-order"/> <xsl:value-of select="."/> </xsl:for-each>
I would not be surprised if this fails. A fix could be to implement the
isClosureBoundary()
in the Sort
class and have the
method return 'true' in all cases.
Parameter and variable references
A parameter or variable reference does the oposite of a parameter or
variable. The value is read from either a global field, a local variable
slot or from a call to getVariable()
/
getParameter()
. The chosen method depends is we're dealing with
a parameter or a variable, a global or a local, an escaping variable or not.
The XPath parser identifies all variable references and instanciates
either a VariableRef
or a ParameterRef
. The XPath
parser calls the parser's lookupVariable
method in an initial
attempt to find the variable/parameter instance. If that fails, it goes on
to call the symbol table's lookupName()
method. If that also
fails this means that either:
- a variable or parameter with the given name does not exist
- the variable will be declared at a later stage (but within the same scope)
The XPath parser creates an instance of the UnresolvedRef
class. This class attempts to locate the variable after the whole AST has
been built, when the typeCheck()
method is called. If this
fails an error is reported and the compilation stops. Otherwise the class
creates a VariableRef
or a ParameterRef
instance
and lets that handle the reference.
Forward references
XSLTC allows for forward references to global variables and parameters.
You can even reference variables in not-yet included/imported stylesheets.
In most cases, this is handled by changing the order of top-level elements.
(Variables are placed first so that they are handled before any includes
or imports). But when a variable contains references to other variables,
then this requires some extra code in the Stylesheet
and
VariableBase
classes. The VariableBase
has a
method that returns a vector containing all variables that are referenced
in the variable definition.
<xsl:variable name="C" select="$A < $B"/> <xsl:variable name="A" select="1"/> <xsl:variable name="B" select="2"/>
In this case, the getDependencies()
method for variable
C will return the variables A and B. The stylesheet has a method called
resolveReferences
that will order the variables accordingly
so that the variable values are computed in the desired order. This method
will issue an error message and terminate the compilation if there are
circular variable/parameter dependencies.


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by Ige EbimaSony details Android 10 rollout plans for 8 Xperia phones
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Sony’s mobile business has been going downhill for a few years now as its shipment volumes continue to dwindles. The once-popular brand, however, isn’t giving up just yet. Joining the likes of Samsung, Xiaomi, Nokia, and the rest, the Japanese firm this time is early to the Android 10 party update.
The phone maker in a blog post earlier this week announced its Android 10 road map for a couple of its Xperia smartphones. According to the blog post, the brand will begin rolling out Android 10 updates to its smartphones beginning from December 2019.
First on the list of Xperia smartphones to get Android 10 update is the Xperia X1 and recently announced Xperia X5 — both of which will get Android10 in December 2019.
That will be followed closely by the Xperia 10, 10 Plus, XZ2, XZ2 Compact, XZ2 Premium, and XZ3 devices from early 2020. The blog post detailing Sony’s Android 10 intention is clear on one thing – that the rollout is a phased one, and might depend on market and network operator. The update will probably first reach Sony Xperia users on DoCoMo in Japan before a wider rollout.
While it is certain that the Xperia 1 and 5 will get the update in the coming month, Sony isn’t very clear on its “early 2020 onwards” plans for other devices on the list.
So what becomes of other devices not on the list, well Sony is at the moment mute on that, but we hope the list will be updated in due course.
Sony Android 10 update plan
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- Xperia 5 – December 2019
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This versatile utility allows you to make two types of changes to the input from the previous object; Use Argument to modify the input before outputting it, and use variables to store the input for use later in your workflow.
Argument
The Argument utility allows you to modify the input from the previous object. By default, the argument box will contain {query}, which is the input.
In this example, I've simply added a dash in front of it, so that it can be added to a to-do list and look like a list item.
The argument passed out of this object will always be a string as represented by the contents of the text box. For example, if you'd like to clear out the argument, leave this text box empty.
Pass Through Input Argument
New in Alfred 4.1
You may want to simply add variables using this object, and pass through the input object untouched. For this, select the option to "Pass through input Argument".
This is useful if, for example, you have a list of files which you would like to keep as a list, and not convert to a string output using the {query} placeholder.
Variables
Variables add incredible flexibility to workflows, allowing you to store multiple inputs to use later, or to set defaults which can be dynamically overridden.
In this example, I've set two variables; The first variable named task will save the {query} input, allowing me to re-use it later in the workflow with {var:task}; var stands for variable, and task is the name of the variable I created.
The second variable, todo, is set with a fixed variable called home. You can use it in your workflow by adding {var:todo}.
Need to find out more about variables? Take a look at our guide to using variables in workflows.
Including Dynamic Placeholders and Transforms
You can add dynamic placeholders and transforms, so that you can include the date, time, as well as clipboard items to your variables.
Take a look at the Dynamic Placeholders page for more details on using the placeholders and transforms.
Workflow Examples Using Arg and Vars
Want to see the arguments and variables in action? We've included a few workflows in the Getting Started guides and examples in Alfred, which you can find under the [+] button at the bottom of the Workflows sidebar in Alfred's preferences.
In particular, Add the Simple To-Do list example. It uses variables to store two values; first, your task and, in the second input, your selected to-do list. It also uses an argument to turn the task into a to-do list entry by adding a dash before it.


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Pro-life pamphleteer crashes plane, loses fingers
Whittier Daily News | Submitted by: f00f
"A man dropped abortion-related leaflets from a Paralite Sky Cruiser he flew over the La Serna High School campus Thursday until he accidentally stuck his hand into the aircraft's propeller blades, severing two fingers before he crashed, according to Whittier police. The pilot, identified as Michael Grumbine, age unknown, tumbled out of the sky and struck a tree and a fence on the campus... one of the leaflets got caught in the netting that separated Grumbine from the propeller. When Grumbine reached with his right hand to retrieve it, his index and middle fingers were cut off, Lowe said. Only one finger was recovered."
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Swaziland's king lashes out at women's fashions
Australian Broadcasting | Submitted by: James
"Swaziland's absolute monarch has singled out women wearing trousers as the cause of the world's ills in a state radio sermon...  That is why the world is in such a state today,' King Mswati said. The Times of Swaziland reports the monarch, who reigns supreme in the landlocked country of 1 million where opposition parties are banned, went on to criticise the human rights movement. 'What rights? God created people, and He gave them their roles in society,' the King said. 'You cannot change what God has created. This is an abomination before God.'"
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 The incident highlights a clash of cultures. It is a popular custom in Iraq to fire weapons in the air to celebrate weddings and other festive events. But the practice has been prohibited under a new weapons policy being enforced by US troops. ... A US Army official, who asked that he not be identified by name, said the incident was under investigation. He said he could provide no comment, other than to say: 'Celebratory gunfire is dangerous.'"
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"An estimated 135,000 gays and lesbians are expected to descend on Disney World's central Florida theme parks for the 13th annual Gay Days that start Thursday and run through the weekend. Disney, ever conscious of its family friendly image, briefly resisted the early gatherings. One year, management even went as far as to put up a sign warning straight tourists that homosexuals were in the park those days. But the company's tolerance has grown. ... If a straight tourist unwittingly wears a red shirt -- the preferred color of the homosexual visitors as a sign of solidarity -- Disney will supply one of a different color." [And just how do they pick out the straight tourists?]
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"28 elephants recruited by the Nature Conservation Agency of North Bengkulu on the island of Sumatra have been trained to charge when they hear the sound of the loggers' chain saws, the Jakarta Post reported. 'Most of the time, illegal loggers run away when they see an elephant coming straight at them,' the paper said."
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"Because jurors who convicted Jennifer Dute last year of pandering obscenity didn't get to see similar porn videos declared not obscene, her conviction and one-year prison sentence were thrown out Friday by a divided Ohio appeals court panel. ... Dute, 33, was convicted of four counts of pandering obscenity by a Hamilton County jury last year that reached its decision after watching four of the home-made porn videos Dute made and starred in. ... After the 1999 conviction, Dute opened a web site that taunted Sheriff Simon Leis for arresting her. As part of her conviction, she has given to Hamilton County the ownership rights to that Web site." [In case you're wondering what the sheriff got pissed off about, archive.org maintains a mirror of the old site.]
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If you'd like to study the TrackerBase process without having to dig through all the clutter in some of the other scripts, this series of scripts constitutes a tutorial of sorts by breaking up site generation into discrete pieces, each building on the previous one.
If you want to do this tutorial, drop the simple scripts into /boot/home/config/bin and run them in order. Start by running 1a, study its script until you understand everything it's doing, then move to simple.1b and so on. The final script, simple.1e, combines the techniques in the others to actually generate a site. simple.1e's flowchart is below, for further study. All of these are heavily commented. Here are the steps for each section:
simple.1a -- Concatenates four text files into one HTML file.
simple.1b -- Writes the names of all files in the data directory to an HTML file.
simple.1c -- Gets the value of the Title attribute for every file in the data directory.
simple.1d -- The same as 1c, but uses a different loop method to get around a thorny problem that arises from the difference between absolute paths as the shell sees them, and relative paths as browsers see them.
The problem: when you loop through a directory, the files in it are seen by the shell with their full paths, e.g.:
/boot/apps/TrackerBase/projects/simple/data/story001.
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might be on the user's system. So rather than getting into regular expressions, we use a workaround.
The solution: Instead of looping through
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Thus, simple.1d adds a second function, called Prep, that creates the list before running the main function.
simple.e -- Adds a third function, called SubPage, that creates the actual data pages. The main IndexPage function includes a jump to the SubPage function, so that one new page is created every time a link is made, until the list file is exhausted.
By studying this page, each of the simple scripts, and the Snippets page, you should have everything you need to start building your own scripts.
Flow Chart for simple.1e
Here's simple.1e, transcribed into plain English:
- Tell the user we're starting.
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- Spit back the HTML header and another small HTML block from the parts directory.
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- Create a link to that section of the story
- Remembering which file we're on, jump out of the IndexPage function and go do another function, called SubPage, which will build a story section page.
- Grab that static file header again.
- Print the page's title
- Dump the story's actual contents onto the page
- Make a link back to the index page, then close the HTML document and write it to a location on the disk specified in the script's variables (a "bin" subdirectory of the OutputPath.
- Now jump back into the IndexPage function, picking up where we left off.
- Set the MIME type of the file we just created to text/html
- Lather, Rinse, Repeat until we've done this for every line in the list. When at the end of the list, close the menu page document and write it to a predefined location.
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| Total net profit | -46.6 | Gross profit | 20.37 | Gross loss | -66.97 |
| Profit factor | 0.3 | Expected payoff | -0.57 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -46.6 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 48.09 (3227.52%) | ||
| Total trades | 82 | Profit trades (% of total) | 29 (35.37%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 53 (64.63%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 45 (31.11%) | Short positions (won %) | 37 (40.54%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 3.27 | loss trade | -3.11 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.7 | loss trade | -1.26 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.13 | loss trade | -0.04 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 32.8 | stop loss in pips | -39.6 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 5.3 | stop loss in pips | -17.1 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -10.4 | stop loss in pips | -4.5 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 1.9 | Duration in minutes | 4249 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.5 | Duration in minutes | 389.9 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 1 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 4.0 (5.0) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 6.0 (-10.16) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 2.0 |
| Total net profit | -31.18 | Gross profit | 7.9 | Gross loss | -39.08 |
| Profit factor | 0.2 | Expected payoff | -0.69 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -31.18 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 29.34 (-1594.57%) | ||
| Total trades | 45 | Profit trades (% of total) | 14 (31.11%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 31 (68.89%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 1.34 | loss trade | -3.11 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.56 | loss trade | -1.26 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.13 | loss trade | -0.04 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 15.4 | stop loss in pips | -39.6 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 3.0 | stop loss in pips | -19.6 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -10.4 | stop loss in pips | -6.9 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 1.2 | Duration in minutes | 1176.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.3 | Duration in minutes | 250.9 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 1.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 2.0 (1.71) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 7.0 (-9.31) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 2.0 |
| Total net profit | -15.42 | Gross profit | 12.47 | Gross loss | -27.89 |
| Profit factor | 0.45 | Expected payoff | -0.42 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -16.02 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 17.51 (1175.17%) | ||
| Total trades | 37 | Profit trades (% of total) | 15 (40.54%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 22 (59.46%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 3.27 | loss trade | -2.15 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.83 | loss trade | -1.27 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.16 | loss trade | -0.46 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 32.8 | stop loss in pips | -30.8 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 8.0 | stop loss in pips | -14.0 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 1.6 | stop loss in pips | -4.5 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 1.9 | Duration in minutes | 4249.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.7 | Duration in minutes | 559.1 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 2.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 2.0 (0.99) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 6.0 (-6.63) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 2.0 |


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- ac_unit Scenario I have table in one of my step
- ac_unit Scenario I am some testing scenario of some functionality
- ac_unit Scenario I am some other testing scenario of some functionality
- ac_unit Scenario I am some testing scenario of other functionality
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- featured_play_list Feature I am some feature for testing some functionality
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- ac_unit Scenario I am some testing scenario of some functionality
- ac_unit Scenario I am some other testing scenario of some functionality
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| This is a feature with table in step | I am some testing scenario of some functionality | @high. |
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| I am some feature for testing some functionality | I am some testing scenario of some functionality | @high. |
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| I am some feature for testing some functionality | I am some testing scenario with two tags of some functionality | @high. @last. |
| I am some feature for testing some functionality | I am some testing scenario of other functionality | @feature. |
| I am some other feature for testing some functionality | I am some testing scenario of other functionality | @feature. |
| I am some other feature for testing some functionality | I am some testing scenario outline of other functionality | @feature. |
| I am some other feature for testing some functionality | I am some testing scenario of some functionality | @high. |
| I am some other feature for testing some functionality | I am some other testing scenario of some functionality | @low. |
| I am some other feature for testing some broken functionality | I am some failed testing scenario of some functionality | @scenario. @screenshot. |
| I am some other feature for testing some broken functionality | I am some undefined testing scenario of some functionality | @wip. |
| I am some other feature for testing some broken functionality | I am some pending testing scenario of some functionality | @scenario. |
| I am some other feature for testing some broken functionality | I am some testing scenario of some functionality | @high. |
| I am some other feature for testing some broken functionality | I am some other testing scenario of some functionality | @low. |
| I am some other feature for testing tag functionality | I am some testing scenario with two tags of some functionality | @high. @last. |
| I am some other feature for testing tag functionality | I am some testing scenario with one tags of some functionality | @feature. |
| I am some other feature for testing tag functionality | I am some testing scenario of some functionality | @high. @scenario. @feature. @more. |
| I am some other feature for testing tag functionality | I am some other testing scenario with watir screenshot | @low. |
| I am some other feature for testing tag functionality | I am scenario with more steps | @high. @more. @long. |


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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia has extended the program of scientific and technical assistance to Vietnam on countering the threats of the spread of infectious diseases until 2022, the head of Russian consumer watchdog Rospotrebnadzor, Anna Popova, announced Tuesday.
According to a report presented at a Russia-Vietnam conference on sanitary and epidemiological well-being held in Moscow, Rospotrebnadzor has extended the program by three years.
As indicated in the report, the new phase will see a particular emphasis on expanding the spectrum of interaction in the study of relevant infectious and parasitic diseases, reduce the risks of their spread and improve sanitary supervision.
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Data structure for Load Balancer based on
Quantum proposal http://wiki.openstack.org/LBaaS/CoreResourceModel/proposal
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| LBMonitor |
Data structure for Load Balancer based on
Quantum proposal http://wiki.openstack.org/LBaaS/CoreResourceModel/proposal
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Data structure for Load Balancer based on
Quantum proposal http://wiki.openstack.org/LBaaS/CoreResourceModel/proposal
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Data structure for Load Balancer based on
Quantum proposal http://wiki.openstack.org/LBaaS/CoreResourceModel/proposal
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| LBVip |
Data structure for Load Balancer based on
Quantum proposal http://wiki.openstack.org/LBaaS/CoreResourceModel/proposal
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| LBVipSerializer | |
| LoadBalancer |
A simple load balancer module for ping, tcp, and udp flows.
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The 2017 Edition of the Tutorials in Theoretical Chemistry organized by the Université Paul Sabatier will be held in Luchon-Superbagnères, France, from the 23rd January to the 2nd February 2017.
These tutorials are focused in computer implementations, and numerical methods. The number of students is limited to 34.
This event is done in the frame of École des sciences avancées de Luchon the mirror web page is at http://www.quantware.ups-tlse.fr/ecoledeluchon/sessionwis2/.
Note: The maximum number of students for this
edition is limited to 34. In order to be considered,
please take into account the following dates:
Use the registration form to request your inscription to the tutorials. For general inquiries please use the contact form.
If you are accepted, you will get an email with instructions to pay the inscription fees (150€).
You have to send us back the payment invoice, and once we receive it your participation is confirmed.
Note: Registration fees cover: teaching, meals, accommodation, and travel from Toulouse Blagnac to Luchon-Superbagnères.
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The tutorials will take place in Luchon-Superbagnères in France. Bagnères-de-Luchon, also referred to as Luchon is an authentic mountain town in the Pyrenees at the southernmost point of the Haute-Garonne Department, stands at the heart of a majestic mountain setting. It is surrounded by the mountain ranges 13 most famous peaks, including Aneto, which is the highest peak in the Pyrenees (3,404m).
We will meet at Blagnac Airport on 23rd January at 14:30 (GMT+1). A bus will take us roundtrip from the airport to the venue as shown below:
If you are contacting us for registration, please use the registration form.


public class ApkParser
extends java.lang.Object
Parses the 'compressed' binary form of Android XML docs, such as AndroidManifest.xml, that are contained within an APK file.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
endDocTag
A
static Integer that is used to identify the end of a compressed
XML document. |
static int |
endTag
A
static Integer that is used to identify the end of a XML tag
within a compressed XML document. |
static int |
startTag
A
static Integer that is used to identify the start of a XML tag
within a compressed XML document. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ApkParser() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
compXmlString(byte[] xml,
int sitOff,
int stOff,
int strInd)
Get a
String of the value stored in StringTable format at offset strOff, as
calculated from an initial starting point and a number of words to traverse. |
java.lang.String |
compXmlStringAt(byte[] arr,
int strOff)
Get a
String of the value stored in StringTable format at offset strOff. |
java.lang.String |
decompressXML(byte[] xml)
Gets the result of decompression of AndroidManifest.xml from within an APK, as a
String , based on an input byte array parameter. |
int |
LEW(byte[] arr,
int off)
Gets the LEW (Little-Endian Word) from a
Byte array, at the position defined by the
offset Integer provided. |
public static int endDocTag
static
Integer
that is used to identify the end of a compressed
XML document.public static int startTag
static
Integer
that is used to identify the start of a XML tag
within a compressed XML document.public static int endTag
static
Integer
that is used to identify the end of a XML tag
within a compressed XML document.public java.lang.String decompressXML(byte[] xml)
Gets the result of decompression of AndroidManifest.xml from within an APK, as a
String
, based on an input byte
array parameter.
The SystemObserver.getURIScheme()
method outputs the required Byte
array,
so can be used as a parameter for this method, for instance by using the following code in an
Activity
Context
:
SystemObserver systemObserver = new SystemObserver(this); // "this" being an Activity in this case String manifestStr = decompressXML(systemObserver.getURIScheme());
xml
- A Byte[]
containing the XML to be decompressed.String
containing the result of the decompression action.public java.lang.String compXmlString(byte[] xml, int sitOff, int stOff, int strInd)
Get a String
of the value stored in StringTable format at offset strOff, as
calculated from an initial starting point and a number of words to traverse.
xml
- The Byte
array to be processed.sitOff
- An Integer
value indicating the initial offset within the supplied
Byte
array.stOff
- An Integer
value indicating the initial offset of the supplied array.strInd
- An Integer
value indicating the string index to use in the LEW calculation.compXmlStringAt(byte[],int)
, with the result of the offset calculation
of this method as the Integer
parameter.public java.lang.String compXmlStringAt(byte[] arr, int strOff)
Get a String
of the value stored in StringTable format at offset strOff. This
offset points to the 16 bit string length, which is followed by that number of 16 bit
(Unicode) chars.
arr
- The Byte
array to be processed.strOff
- An Integer
denoting the offset within the array to fetch result from.String
value at the offset specified in parameter strOff.public int LEW(byte[] arr, int off)
Byte
array, at the position defined by the
offset Integer
provided.arr
- The Byte
array to process.off
- An int
value indicating the offset from which the return value should be
taken.Integer
Little Endian 32 bit word taken from the input Byte
array
at the offset supplied as a parameter.


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log_debug("Ready %d" % req_portion)
log_info("Retrieved finished request %d / %d" % (iter_no, req_portion))
if req.error:
log_info("Error found on request: IT %d PORTION %d, WORKER %s:%d" %
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results[req_portion] = pickle.loads(req.value)
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What this means
The court believes you owe {{ partyName( 'claimant' ) }} £1,500.
The judgment explains how the court has ordered you to pay.
A CCJ may make it harder to get credit, such as a mobile phone contract, credit card or mortgage.
What are my options?
Settle the claim
If {{ partyName( 'claimant' ) }} tells us you've paid or agreed to settle the claim another way, the judgment will be marked as satisfied. It will stay on the register for 6 years.
If you don't believe you owe the money
Because you didn't respond in time, you can only dispute the claim by applying to cancel the CCJ.
The court will only cancel the CCJ if it accepts you didn't hear about the claim when {{ partyName( 'claimant' ) }} made it against you.
It costs £255 to ask the court to consider your request. You can't get the fee back, whether or not the court accepts your request.
If the court cancels the judgment
When you apply to cancel, we'll also ask you to submit a defence to the original claim.
If the court cancels the judgment, we'll ask {{ partyName( 'claimant' ) }} to respond to your defence.
If not, your defence will be cancelled. You'll have to pay {{ partyName( 'claimant' ) }} £1,500.
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{% if data['scenario2'] == 'true' %}Claim amount: £600
{% else %}Claim amount: £1,500
{% endif %}| Amount breakdown | Amount | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost of repairing the roof | {% if data['scenario2'] == 'true' %} £100 {% else %} £1000 {% endif %} | |
| Buying the parts to repair the roof | £430 | |
| Claim fee | £70 | |
| Claim total | {% if data['scenario2'] == 'true' %}£600 | {% else %}£1,500 | {% endif %}
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This claim is about building works.
{{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} and I signed a contract for building works on my roof. The work on the roof was completed but there was a problem with one section. I asked {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} to get the problem fixed, but didn't get a reply.
I phoned several times and even sent a letter but I got no response.
{% if data['scenario2'] == 'true' %}I'll have to get another builder to rectify the problem which will cost me £570.
{% else %}I'll have to get another builder to rectify the problem which will cost me £1,430.
Therefore, I'm making a money claim for £1,500 to compensate for the money I'm going to need to spend on the roof and also the claim fee.
{% endif %}Timeline
| Date | What happened |
|---|---|
| 03/11/2018 | I contacted {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} to discuss building works on our roof. |
| 06/11/2018 | We agreed what work should be done and signed contract. |
| 30/11/2018 | The work started on the roof. |
| 21/12/2018 | The work on the roof was completed but I noticed that there was a problem with one section. |
| 27/12/2018 | I sent an email to {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} and asked her to get the problem fixed. |
| 27/12/2018 | I called Alex a few times throughout the day but got no answer. |
| 5/12/2019 | I called Alex twice more but again got no answer. |
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| 15/03/2019 | I hadn't had a reply so I emailed Alex saying I would be taking her to the small claims court. |
Evidence
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|---|---|
| Contracts and agreements | I have a signed contract showing that you broke the contract agreement. |
| Photos | The photos I've taken show the poor workmanship of the roof repair |
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RIA is hot!
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I am meaning to reflect on Rich Internet Applications.
These are *hot* - have been for a while and are due to be for a while longer, albeit likely under a different guise.
I remember using JavaScript to build little windows inside a web page, back in 1999. And this is why I want to reflect on RIA now, autumn 2010.
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It is recommended that you create a bash alias for mesos-cli, note that if the default mesos
executable is installed on your system this will override it.
# With a binary installation
echo "alias mesos=mesos-cli" >> $HOME/.bashrc
# With a Docker installation
echo "alias mesos=docker run --rm -ti -v $HOME/.meoss-cli.json:/root/.mesos-cli.json --net host quay.io/vektorlab/mesos-cli >> $HOME/.bashrc"
mesos-cli has built-in support for launching a local cluster for testing and development.
# Launch a local Mesos cluster
mesos local up
# List agents running on your cluster
mesos agents
ID HOSTNAME CPUS MEM GPUS DISK
48bf0171-3c61-49ed-9e05-3ac1a9274478-S0 localhost.localdomain 4.00 6867.00 0.00 5114.0
You can configure “profiles” by creating a JSON file at ~/.mesos-cli.json
. This file is automatically created for you the first time you invoke mesos-cli. You can choose an alternative profile for use with any command. All options specified in a profile may be overriden by specifying the same option on the command-line.
Example:
{
"profiles": {
"default": {
"master": "http://localhost:5050",
"debug": false,
"restart": false
},
"production": {
"master": "http://localhost:5050",
"debug": false,
"restart": true
}
}
}


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I recently moved to Intellij Idea as my IDE for development. It’s simple to use and feature packed. The only downsides are it’s expensive, and it may take a little bit of time to start up. That’s said, there is a learning curve as with migrating to any new IDE. There post goes through some of th basics on how to use Intellij Idea more effective to boost your daily productivity.
Create Shortcut
To create short cut in terminal for IDEA, simply download the idea script and install in your local user bin folder. You can simply run the following command to download and add execution permission.
curl -L "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/chickenPopcorn/f0377dd891a81b06aeb9c79f4cf3a6af/raw/334bcdb0e38dcc7bb678e6a0c42074b517927d9d/idea" -o /usr/local/bin/idea
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/idea
You may have to update the script on where idea is installed on your machine.
IDEA= 'ls -1d ~/Library/Application\ Support/JetBrains/Toolbox/apps/IDEA-U/ch-0/173.4548.28/IntelliJ\ IDEA.app/ | tail -n1'`
Now you can use idea .
in your terminal to fire up your IDE.
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Selection
- Shift + Alt + Right/Left: Select on one word at a time.
- Alt + Up/Down: Increase/decrease selection
- Command + A: Select all
- Shift+ Alt + Up/Down: Move line/block by line
- Command + Shift + Up/Down: Move line/block by block
Comment/Deletion
- Command + /: Comment/De-comment line/block
- Command + Delete: Delete current line
- Command + Z: Undo
- Command + D: Duplicate line/block
Others
- Command +/-: Collapse current code block
- Command+ Shift +/-: Collapse all code block
- Control + G: Multi-select
- Control + Shift + G: Deselect multi-select
Basic Completion
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Home favourite Samarin wins Russian figure skating Grand Prix
MOSCOW: Russian Alexander Samarin led a clean sweep of the podium for the home nation at the figure skating Grand Prix event in Moscow on Saturday (Jun 16), as Olympic silver medallist Shoma Uno could only finish fourth.
Samarin produced a spectacular free skate to win with a total of 264.45 points, having also posted the highest score in Friday's short programme.
The 21-year-old, who took the European championships silver medal in Minsk earlier this year, saw off compatriot Dmitri Aliev by 4.57 points.
"Even though it wasn't my best performance, I'm overwhelmed with emotions," Samarin, who booked a place in next month's Grand Prix Final in Turin with victory, told isu.org.
"There were mistakes, big mistakes and we'll work on it.
"But I'm glad to have qualified for the Grand Prix Final. That is not a bad result for the first half of the season."
Aliev's strong free skate to Simon and Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" earned 169.24 points, enough to secure second place ahead of Makar Ignatov.
Japanese star Uno's difficult season continued as he ended 12.21 points behind Samarin overall.
The 21-year-old, who took 2018 Olympic silver behind Yuzuru Hanyu, was looking to bounce back after falling several times and posting his lowest-ever finish of eighth in Grenoble earlier this month.
But he could only muster 164.95 points on Saturday and failed to climb onto the podium after his disappointing short programme.
Rising star Alexandra Trusova overhauled two-time world champion Evgenia Medvedeva in the free skate to win the women's competition.
Medvedeva held a 2.72-point lead over her fellow Russian following Friday's short programme.
However, the 15-year-old Trusova upstaged the 2016 and 2017 world champion with a sparkling routine that netted her 160.26 points, easily bumping her above Medvedeva.
Trusova finished with a combined score of 234.47 despite missing her opening quadruple Salchow while Medvedeva posted 225.76 points after tallying 148.83 in the free skate.
For Trusova, Russia's "quad queen", it was a second senior Grand Prix victory having triumphed on her debut at this level last month at Skate Canada.
"I am very happy to have won my second Grand Prix event and to have qualified for the Grand Prix Final. However, I made some mistakes in short and free programme and I'll continue to work to skate two clean programmes next time," Trusova said.
"I would like to compete with the men, because they can do a quad in the short programme and we are not allowed to."
American Mariah Bell came third with 205.67 points.
The circuit heads to Japan next weekend for the NHK Trophy in Sapporo, the final leg before the Grand Prix Final in Turin from Dec 5-8.