Let me tell you what reality is.
That's reality. America's Sweethearts is the opposite of reality, a train wreck that tries to sell Julia as a scruffy also-ran, presumably because she wears horn-rimmed glasses and used to be overweight (uh-huh).
The plot follows two married, mega-movie stars, Gwen and Eddie (Zeta-Jones and poor, poor John Cusack, whose material gets worse every year), on the eve of their new star vehicle's release, a film called Time Over Time. The only problem: Gwen and Eddie have gone through a nasty separation, and the press and public have not been forgiving (think Meg and Dennis). Gosh, and the director has vanished with the film, holding the only print hostage.  (Note to Sony: Any studio executive that thinks this plot is going to win points with the reviewing press needs to check into rehab.)
And did I mention Gwen's sister Kiki (Roberts) is along for the ride? And that she and Eddie just might fall in love along the way?
 The script you've co-written with Peter Tolan (What Planet Are You From? and Bedazzled -- need I say more?) is a roast of Hollywood and celebrity, sure, but it's not a funny one. Yes, Crystal tells us, Hollywood is lying to our faces! If you are surprised by this, you might want to check on your subscription to People magazine. It's about to expire.
 I didn't time it (the movie's not that bad), but it's Crystal who really has the most screen time and is the unequivocal focus of the film.  The crotch humor is outpaced only by the meanness of the movie's gags -- and with unsubtle sexual innuendo dripping from every scene, how this movie earned a PG-13 rating is a mystery to me.
Julia overcame a lot of spiteful writing and acting to make My Best Friend's Wedding into a winning film, but not even that 90-tooth smile can save her here. Obviously aware of the ugliness before him, director Joe Roth turns to goofy supporting characters like Hank Azaria (as a lisping Spaniard), Christopher Walken (the insane Time Over Time director), and Alan Arkin (a New Age guru in a fright wig) to crack wise. None of the stereotypes is successful except for Walken; Azaria comes off as a preening queen when he's supposed to be macho. As for Roth, in case you don't know, went from direcing Revenge of the Nerds II to launching his own movie studio, Revolution, which produced this work. He's back behind the camera for the first time in 11 years. It'll probably be another 11 before he's back again.
I could drone on about how America's Sweethearts will only appeal to the mouth-breathing morons who talk on their cell phones during the movies, but that would get old. Instead, I'll settle for discussing the movie's worst sin: that Sweethearts is painfully contrived and wholly unbelievable, not just in its plot but in its sentiment. Every single character in this film (with the arguable exception of Kiki) is simply hateful, and putting them in a romantic comedy is a waste of a bunch of villains. When you leave the theater, you'll ask yourself, too: Why would I want any of these jerks to be happy?

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This web app determines the reccomended car seat or booster needed by your child.
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Montenegro's EPCG picks Chinese-led consortium for coal plant clean-up
SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Montenegro’s EPCG has picked a consortium led by China’s Dongfang Electric International Corporation to reduce emissions from the utility’s sole coal-fired power plant and bring it in line with European Union standards.
The Chinese firm, part of Dongfang Electric Corporation Ltd., offered to carry out project at the 210 megawatt (MW) Pljevlja power plant for 54.4 million euros ($60 million), EPCG said on Friday.
Rival bids came in at 98 million euros and 72.5 million euros, EPCG added.
The project, set to be completed by 2021, should also extend the 210-megawatt (MW) power plant’s lifespan by 20 years.
Once completed, the plant’s emissions would fall below limits set by Montenegro’s regulations and EU directives on coal industry emissions, EPCG said, adding it also planned to invest 20 million euros to modernize the plant’s ash depot by 2023.
EPCG’s shareholders approved a plan in August to increase the government’s stake to 85.4% from 76.9%, after Italy’s biggest regional utility A2A, which now holds a 11.9% stake, decided to sell up.
EPCG also operates about 650 MW of installed hydro-power capacity and aims to diversify its power generation portfolio to include solar and wind power sources.


Note: There is currently no finalized API for the charts package. The files and classes used to create this example are temporary JavaScript wrappers used to display and test the functionality of the current state of the charts package. The draft API will be announced when the first beta of the Charts component is released.
In this example, we are going to create a simple chart with a time axis and a numeric axis. We will specify the number of labels on the x-axis and format the string values of all axes' labels. Axis types are specified in the xaxisprops property of the constructor's config argument and label formatting is determined by axis style properties.
We will start by creating a simple chart, just as in the other examples. As before, we will customize the basic styles of our chart. Only, this time, we will include the following axis styles:
We will format labels on our axes using the axis dataFormat style. This style is interpreted based on the axis type.
yaxisstyles:{ dataFormat:{ prefix:"$", decimalPlaces:2 } }, xaxisstyles:{ dataFormat:{pattern:"%a %b %d, %Y"} }
Currently, the chart package allows you to specify labels using the majorUnit
axis style. The majorUnit style offers the following:
xaxisstyles:{ majorUnit:{ determinant:"count", count:10 } }
Now, we will create a SimpleChart instance, specifying the swf url, the X-axis type and the appropriate axis and data keys.
var mychart = new Y.SimpleChart("#testdiv", "line", {swfurl:"../build/chart/assets/cartesiancanvas.swf", xaxisprops:{key:"date", type:"Time"}, yaxisprops:{key:"expenses"}, styles:myStyles}); mychart.setData(myData, "date", "expenses");


Receives user input through a 'prompt' window that asks “What is your name?” and stores that input into a variable.
The inputed value is logged into the Google Chrome console using the debbuging message.
JS will return message via alert window saying 'Welcome, user's name, to our guessing game.
Aftet that user will receive three questions in the 'prompt'window and he/she will respond in the 'alert' window using 'Yes' or 'No', capitalize.
If the anwser is wrong, alert window will pop up displaying correct answer.
When the questions are finished, message will be displayed telling how many questions user got correct and tells which one they missed with the correct answer
Hi, my name is Pedja. I'm 27 years old, currently living in Seattle during winter and spending summers in Alaska working as Production Manager for a seafood company. I got my degree in Graphic design and printing engineering. Worked two years in printing industry as a prepress tech and decided to change profession and went to Alaska. Spent 7 years working and travelling aroung Alaska. Been from Adak Island on the far far West all the way to Nome. Decided that I could do coding during season off period, I joined CodeFellows. I enjoy fishing, snowboarding, cooking dinners with/for friends and now coding.


Create annotation markers for the above time machine.
Instructions: Place Marker: Hold SHIFT, Left mouse click. Move Marker: Hold ALT, Left mouse click a marker, Drag. Select Marker: Hold ALT, Left mouse click a marker OR Click an entry from the list below. Run Event: Left click a marker.
To load annotations, paste the code into the text box below and then click the Load button.
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This is a Spacewar! clone that is under construction. Use the A, S and D keys to control the ship.


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Kyoto, once the capital of Japan, is a city on the island of Honshu. It's famous for its numerous classical Buddhist temples, as well as gardens, imperial palaces, Shinto shrines and traditional wooden houses. It’s also known for formal traditions such as kaiseki dining, consisting of multiple courses of precise dishes, and geisha, female entertainers often found in the Gion district.


cCollisionSpheresEdge defines edges of shape primitives. More...
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WORKSHOP. ANALYSIS OF SATELLITE IMAGES WITH GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE: MONITORING LAND USE & LAND COVER IN THE CITY OF PALMA.
PROFESSOR: Mario Palacios. Civil Engineer (mariopalacios@56eo.se).
WHERE: Demarcación Baleares Colegio de Caminos. Mallorca.
WHEN: October 28th 2019. 17:00-19:30
LANGUAGE: Spanish
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- Pre-processing and processing of satellite data in the cloud
- Use of GIS techniques on satellite data while implement time series analysis
- Implement machine learning algorithms on satellite data


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Check out chrome://serviceworker-internals
for info on what's being cached.
Here's a precached image:
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version of this
site via localhost
) and disabling your network connection,
and then visit images/two.png.
Since it was precached, it should still load.


The Story of My Life
I ate some fancy cheese on fancy bread on a fancy plate yesterday, and it was totally delicious. Did I mention that I am lactose intolerant? Since it was a first date, I bit the bullet and imagined that I was eating some chicken and green stuff and red stuff; perhaps these are the things they call vegetables. After dinner we were both still hungry because I don't have enough money to buy a full dinner from a place like that, so we went to MickyD's for some fries. Much better. Somebody there was doing a ridiculous food challenge which made my stomach churn.
Our next date was much better. She cooked pasta with some sort of sea creature. After that we went to a fancy party with a chocolate fountain.
Things moved quickly, and our next date was Thanksgiving with her family. They were all impressed by my awesome blog that I made after taking GA's FEWD course.
After that was Chanukah with my family, which (little known fact) is Klingon for "she who survives 8 days and 8 nights with your family is a keeper."
I asked her to marry me, and she said yes! Unfortunately she then broke off the engagement when I revealed that I wasn't a huge fan of cheese, citing some "lack of trust" issues.


sdcv
StarDict, a command-line dictionary client.
Dictionaries are provided separately from the client.
More information: home page
- Start sdcv interactively:
sdcv
- List installed dictionaries:
sdcv --list-dicts
- Display a definition from a specific dictionary:
sdcv --use-dict dictionary_name search_term
- Look up a definition with a fuzzy search:
sdcv search_term
- Look up a definition with an exact search:
sdcv --exact-search search_term
- Look up a definition and format the output as JSON:
sdcv --json search_term
- Search for dictionaries in a specific directory:
sdcv --data-dir path/to/directory search_term


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Kitura-CouchDB
Kitura-CouchDB is a pure Swift client which allows Kitura applications to interact with a CouchDB or Cloudant database.
Usage
Add dependencies
Add the Kitura-CouchDB
package to the dependencies within your application’s Package.swift
file. Substitute "x.x.x"
with the latest Kitura-CouchDB
release.
.package(url: "https://github.com/Kitura-Next/Kitura-CouchDB.git", from: "x.x.x")
Add CouchDB
to your target’s dependencies:
.target(name: "example", dependencies: ["CouchDB"]),
Import package
import CouchDB
Run Kitura-CouchDB Sample
To run the CouchDB Sample, you must set up and connect to a local CouchDB database by following the steps below:
Set up an admin username and password in CouchDB.
Create a database with the name
kitura_test_db
.Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/Kitura-Next/Kitura-CouchDB.git
Update the following code in
Sources\CouchDBSample\main.swift
with your admin username and password (the host will default to <IP_ADDRESS> and the port will default to 5984):let connProperties = ConnectionProperties( host: host, // http address port: port, // http port secured: secured, // https or http username: nil, // admin username password: nil // admin password )
Open a Terminal window, change into the
Kitura-CouchDB
folder and runswift build
:swift build
Run the CouchDBSample executable:
.build/debug/CouchDBSample
You should see informational messages such as
Successfully created the following JSON document in CouchDB:
for each of the operations (create, read, update and delete) performed on thekitura_test_db
database.
API Documentation
Document
CouchDB is a NoSQL database for storing documents. A Document
is any structure that can be represented as JSON and contains _id
and _rev
fields.
- The
_id
field is the unique identifier for the document. If it is not set, a random UUID will be assigned for the document. - The
_rev
field is the revision of the document. It is returned when you make requests and is used to prevent conflicts from multiple users updating the same document.
To define a CouchDB document, create a Swift object and make it conform to the Document
protocol:
struct MyDocument: Document {
let _id: String?
var _rev: String?
var value: String
}
CouchDBClient
The CouchDBClient
represents a connection to a CouchDB server. It is initialized with your ConnectionProperties
and handles the creation, retrieval and deletion of CouchDB databases.
// Define ConnectionProperties
let conProperties = ConnectionProperties(
host: "<IP_ADDRESS>", // http address
port: 5984, // http port
secured: false, // https or http
username: "<CouchDB-username>", // admin username
password: "<CouchDB-password>" // admin password
)
// Initialize CouchDBClient
let couchDBClient = CouchDBClient(connectionProperties: conProperties)
- Create a new database
couchDBClient.createDB("NewDB") { (database, error) in
if let database = database {
// Use database
}
}
- Get an existing database
couchDBClient.retrieveDB("ExistingDB") { (database, error) in
if let database = database {
// Use database
}
}
- Delete a database
couchDBClient.deleteDB("ExistingDB") { (error) in
if let error = error {
// Handle the error
}
}
Database
The Database
class is used to make HTTP requests to the corresponding CouchDB database. This class can make CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete) requests for:
- A single CouchDB
Document
- An array of CouchDB documents
- A CouchDB
DesignDocument
- A
Document
attachment
The following code demonstrates the CRUD operations for a single Document
:
var myDocument = MyDocument(_id: "Kitura", _rev: nil, value: "Hello World")
- Create a Document:
database.create(myDocument) { (response, error) in
if let response = response {
print("Document: \(response.id), created with rev: \(response.rev)")
}
}
- Retrieve a Document:
database.retrieve("Kitura") { (document: MyDocument?, error: CouchDBError?) in
if let document = document {
print("Retrieved document with value: \(document.value)")
}
}
- Update a Document:
myDocument.value = "New Value"
database.update("Kitura", rev: "<latest_rev>", document: myDocument) { (response, error) in
if let response = response {
print("Document: \(response.id), updated")
}
}
- Delete a Document:
database.delete("Kitura", rev: "<latest_rev>") { (error) in
if error == nil {
print("Document successfully deleted")
}
}
For more information visit our API reference.
Community
We love to talk server-side Swift, and Kitura. Join our Slack to meet the team!
License
This library is licensed under Apache 2.0. Full license text is available in LICENSE.


Hand Gesture Recognition
Research project done in Tsinghua University
This is the research project I did in Tsinghua University during my senior year at college.
This is a post that gives a brief description of the algorithm of hand gesture recognition that I developed. It serves as a reminder of what has been done and what remains to be done. You can download the codes in Github, feel free to try out and change the code.Let me introduce our algorithm step by step.
- Find the contour points and connect them in a consecutive manner.
- Find the centroid of hand gesture using distance transform.
- Find the direction of the hand gesture using the relative positions of contour points (using just Step 1).
- Transform the hand contour (points above the centroid, which contribute more to the hand direction) into a time-series curve.
- Find the initial positions of the fingertips and fingerroots (using just Step 1).
- Refine the positions of fingertips and fingerroots(using Step 2).
- Find the accurate direction of the hand gesture using the directions of fingers(using Step 2).
- Recognition scheme 1: Use the positions of the fingertips and fingerroots for recognition.
- Recognition scheme 2: Transform the contour points into the time-series curve again and take samples. For each gesture, we can obtain a feature vector. Use Machine Learning algorithm to train the data for recognition.
This is pretty much everything about our hand gesture recognition algorithm, the source code is constantly changing because I am still refining the algorithm. If you are interested, please go to my Github page to download the latest version.


QM Central is a WebHelp tool designed to assist users of the Quality Management (QM) module of SAP. This website includes help documentation delivered as WebHelp, downloadable PDF documents, and an SAP AI Chatbot trained to answer questions on SAP QM. This website is currently under development.


Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order won't get EA Access early trial
"To reduce the risk of spoilers."
News by Tom Phillips, News Editor Updated on 12 November 2019
EA Access subscribers will not get the service's standard free trial offer for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
In a rare exception to EA's offering, the publisher has decided not to let subscribers try the game ahead of its official launch on Friday.
EA Access is supposed to give 10 hours of early access to all new EA games. But the publisher has decided to pull this offer for Star Wars in a move it blamed on reducing spoilers.
"We've opted not to have early/timed access (Play First Trial), in part to reduce the risk of spoilers," EA said in a tweet last night. "Instead, EA Access members get these exclusive cosmetics!"
EA promotes its Early Trials as one of the three main reasons you should subscribe to EA Access, along with a 10 per cent discount on digital game purchases and access to EA's vault of older games.
The publisher does not usually withold a trial from single-player games. EA Access subscribers could previously play 10 hours of Mass Effect Andromeda, for example - although that trial gained a mixed reaction.


Film review by Kevin Patterson
KUNDUN Rating: ***1/2 (out of four) PG-13, 1997 Director: Martin Scorsese Screenplay: Melissa Mathison
Martin Scorsese's KUNDUN, which chronicles roughly the first twenty years of the life of the currently exiled Dalai Lama, has been criticized for its lack of narrative structure. Personally, I don't think it needs one: it works perfectly well as a study of Tibetan Buddhist culture and how Communist China . Scorsese views the Dalai Lama the way many Tibetans probably do, as a larger-than-life symbol of Buddhist spirituality and political leadership: the only glimpses into his head come from several interesting yet oblique dream sequences, but his portrayal is appropriate for a film that concentrates on the political and spiritual rather than the personal. The set design and cinematography are outstanding, and while Scorsese occasionally seems to get carried away with the spectacle, it helps to augment the cultural contrast when the Dalai Lama travels to China to meet Chairman Mao. Political art sometimes succumbs to the temptation to start shouting slogans, KUNDUN does not: it succeeds in delivering its message in an artistically interesting way and without being overly manipulative.
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contrib = values_list[path[i+1]] - \
values_list[path[i]]
contribs[feature_index[path[i]]] += contrib
contributions.append(contribs)
return direct_prediction, biases, np.array(contributions)
After Change
return direct_prediction, biases, contributions
else:
unique_leaves = np.unique(leaves)
unique_contributions = {}
for row, leaf in enumerate(unique_leaves):
for path in paths:
if leaf == path[-1]:
break
contribs = np.zeros(line_shape)
for i in range(len(path) - 1):
contrib = values_list[path[i+1]] - \
values_list[path[i]]
contribs[feature_index[path[i]]] += contrib
unique_contributions[leaf] = contribs
for row, leaf in enumerate(leaves):
contributions.append(unique_contributions[leaf])
return direct_prediction, biases, np.array(contributions)


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Thank you for participating in this research! In this study, we were interested in how people make decisions in single and repeated games: the goal is to understand what motivates the decision-making process and how single and repeated interactions differ. We believe that this research will have important implications for our understanding of learning and interacting in groups as well as for how and why people collaborate with each other.
We ask that you do not disclose the details of the study and the research procedures with other potential participants of this study (e.g., via MTurk forums or reddit). Otherwise our research and results could be affected. However, feel free to share the link to the HIT with other workers on forums.
If you have any questions, please contact J. Nelle at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thank you again for your participation!


Coca-Cola confirms Christmas truck tour is returning for 2019
It's official, holidays are coming and the Coca-Cola Christmas truck will once again be doing the rounds in the UK spreading festive cheer
by Courtney Pochin, https://www.facebook.com/courtneypochinmirror/?modal=admin_todo_tourIt's as synonymous with Christmas as the John Lewis advert.
Each year, when you hear the jingle and see the illuminated red truck drive across your television screen, you know that holidays are most certainly coming.
We're talking of course about the Coca-Cola Christmas truck, which features in the company's festive ads each year and goes out on a tour of the UK.
And if you're yet to see the joly sight in person, then we've got some very good news for you - it's returning once again for Christmas 2019.
Coca-Cola have confirmed that the truck, which brings free drinks to cities across the UK, will be setting off on tour in December 2019.
No official tour dates or stops have been released as of yet.
However in a message on their website, a spokesperson said: "Holidays are coming... soon!
"The iconic Coca-Cola Christmas truck tour will shortly be back for 2019, spreading holiday magic across the UK! Details will be revealed very soon."
Coca-Cola's iconic trucks were first created in 1995 by the W.B. Doner Agency and back then they were known as 'Christmas Caravans'.
The illuminated lorries were made more enchanting with special effects by the world-famous Industrial Light and Magic, the company behind the Star Wars films.
Images of Santa Claus adorned the sides of the trucks, which were created by artist Haddon Sundblom.
Since then, the iconic image has undergone various changes to become the fleet of trucks you see today.
Last year the truck visited 24 different locations on its tour, including Glasgow, Exeter, Newcastle, Bristol, Manchester and London.
To find out where it will stop this year, keep an eye on www.coca-cola.co.uk/christmas


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Firefox 2.0 is considered to be most awesome mobile OS which has very good UI. It made many developers to start moving to Firefox OS 2.0 in their developer device.
Recently I came across Firefox OS 2.2 in Mozilla developer Network. I had the aim to check how it is after seeing Firefox OS 2.0 UI I understood 2.2 UI will be very awesome. Thank god I didn't get cheated.
The biggest mistake which I have done when install Firefox 2.0 from Firefox OS 1.3 which is by default coming in Mozilla Flame is without install the base image (Firefox 2.0 v 188) I did, so I was not able to access the mobile for few minutes. Then I understand I have to install base image first above that I have to install Firefox OS 2.2. Successfully I have done it.
Very Compact UI
Firefox OS 2.2 has a very good feature where we can have very compact grouping of icons. As you can see the image there are two sets of icons, the first two row of the icons are very small and the third row is bigger in size. The reason behind this is the first two icons sets are minimized while the third row has been maximized. The is very awesome concept for those who will be having larget number of apps in their daily use. The another aim of this may be is to avoid over scrolling in the screen. This will be for sure one of the game changer for the Firefox OS which it comes to production.
Apps Switching
[caption id="attachment_338" align="alignright" width="169"] Apps switching[/caption]
App switching in Firefox OS 2.2 has now becomes simpler and very easier. Now to close the application we can simply swipe from bottom to top or else we can simply press the X (Close) button which is found now in the left bottom. Previously we had the close button in the left top and which is also smaller and was difficult to use. Now it has become very much easier. The transition when tapping from Left to Right or Right to Left is very awesome compared to before. This transition is also smooth and the best UX research is done here.
New Feature Introduced
Mozilla is standing out in implementing lot of security related tools. No one can match them. They are the best in that domain and helping people to know more about privacy. To deal with this Firefox OS 2.2 has new application coming along with the OS itself. The more about this mobile application will be discussed in future.
To conclude UI and UX part of Firefox OS 2.2 is awesome. It is really going to become a good game changer.


We started logarithms with learning how to move the exponents. Like 103=1,000 putting it in logarithmic format is log 1000=3. The reason why I didn’t put ten in the equation is because it is called a common log meaning that if the base isn’t shown then the number is ten. Another example with the base shown would be 43=64 the logarithmic format is .
Once we could get the hang of putting the equations in logarithmic format. We moved on to having missing numbers in the format. So we had to find the missing number. Such as 5x=25 the answer would be two because five times five equals twenty-five.
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There are several subconcepts of Code coverage, which is just a quantitative measure of finding out how much of the code has been executed. The concept can be deceptive, though, if one doesn't know exactly what those figures mean.
For example, all of the following are subconcepts of code coverage:
100% line coverage doesn't guarantee anything (well, except that the interpreter has traversed each line, nothing more :). For example, consider the line
if a.bar() and b.frob() or c.frob(): do_something()
if a.bar()
evaluates to false, b.frob()
isn't usually executed at all
due to ShortCircuit evaluation. b.frob() can be as broken as ever, but
still line coverage can read 100% thus lulling developer into false sense
of security. Condition coverage is a bit better, but it still doesn't try
everything: what about loops? And even if a loop is executed no times at
all and maximum amount of iterations, it still doesn't test everything.
Certainly one discovers quickly that to really test all execution paths, you have to test all possible paths, and even that leaves questions (what about if some loop is executed only max/2 iterations? what about all possible inputs?).
Still, even line coverage is not useless. For developer, it allows one to notice those parts of codes that haven't been even glanced at yet. In interpreted languages, those parts can contain even typos which usually lead to immediate crashes (calling a non-existing method, for example). Part coverage tests much, much more, but unfortunately, the amount of test paths rises exponentially in each decision. For a simple module with 20 if statements, each having 2 possible alternatives, there are 220 ~ 1 million different paths of execution. Add to that a few loops and one more complex condition there and another elsewhere, and you quickly run into billions of test paths. In any real-life project, even 10% path coverage can be just impossible to achieve.
Still, path coverage may be useful for testing only single methods which contain complex algorithms. For Python, it seems like we have only statement coverage so far, thanks to efforts of Gareth Rees and Ned Batchelder. More advanced tools are under development, however.
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Services in Nexenta are handled using solaris SMF. This makes it very easy to start and stop services; you dont have to worry about it's dependency on other services, which is taken care of by SMF automatically. This cheetsheet lists how easy it is to use SMF.
dh_installsmf
dh_installsmf is one of Nexenta's addition to Debian's debhelper scripts. This makes it trivial to add SMF support in a debian package that installs a service at /etc/init.d/<service>
We'll take a look at how we can add support to such a package.
XML Manifest file
The SMF framework requires a manifest file, which is an XML file, that provides information regarding the service. This information includes the services that this particular service depends on (or configurations files, etc).
It also lists the commands that need to be run to enable, disable the service, or to set various other parameters. The format of the manifest file is explained here.
The Blastwave package has a good collection of manifest files for various packages. Lets take a look at the manifest for apache2:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE service_bundle SYSTEM "/usr/share/lib/xml/dtd/service_bundle.dtd.1"><service_bundle type="manifest" name="apache2">
<service name="network/apache2" type="service" version="4">
<create_default_instance enabled="false"/>
<single_instance/><!-- First of all, if the config file is not present,
then we needn't bother with anything else. -->
<dependency name="config-file" grouping="require_all" restart_on="none" type="path">
<service_fmri value="file:///etc/apache2/apache2.conf"/>
</dependency><!-- If there's no network, then there's no point in running -->
<dependency name="loopback" grouping="require_all" restart_on="error" type="service">
<service_fmri value="svc:/network/loopback:default"/>
</dependency>
<dependency name="physical" grouping="require_all" restart_on="error" type="service">
<service_fmri value="svc:/network/physical:default"/>
</dependency>
<dependency name="fs-local" grouping="require_all" restart_on="none" type="service">
<service_fmri value="svc:/system/filesystem/local"/>
</dependency>
<exec_method type="method" name="start" exec="/lib/svc/method/apache2 start" timeout_seconds="60"/>
<exec_method type="method" name="stop" exec="/lib/svc/method/apache2 stop" timeout_seconds="60"/>
<exec_method type="method" name="refresh" exec="/lib/svc/method/apache2 refresh" timeout_seconds="60"/>
<stability value="Unstable"/>
<template>
<common_name>
<loctext xml:lang="C">Apache2 web server</loctext>
</common_name>
<documentation>
<manpage title="apache2" section="7"/>
<doc_link name="apache.org" uri="http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0"/>
</documentation>
</template>
</service>
</service_bundle>
In the above file, we see that apache2 has defined the following dependencies:
It also defines three methods start, stop and refresh, which are commands for this particular service (start the webserver, stop the webserver, reload the webserver). They call a script /lib/svc/method/apache2, which brings us to dh_installsmf
debian/rules
The service script /lib/svc/method/<package> is generated by dh-installsmf, so when you create an SMF manifest file for Nexenta, make sure you call that file. dh_installsmf will create a script /lib/svc/method/<package> which is a wrapper over the /etc/init.d/<package> file.
So in our case the debian/rules file in the apache2 package will be modified as
[snip]
rm -f debian/apache2-utils/usr/share/doc/apache2-utils/NEWS.Debian
dh_installinit -a --no-start -r --name=apache2 -- defaults 91 09
dh_installsmf --service apache2 --manifest debian/apache2.xml -papache2.2-common
dh_installcron -a -r --name=apache2
if [ "$(LSB_RELEASE)" = "Ubuntu" ]; then \
dh_strip -a; \
else \
dh_strip -a --dbg-package=apache2-dbg -Napache2-mpm-worker -Napache2-mpm-event -Napache2-mpm-prefork -Napache2-dbg; \
fi
dh_link -a
dh_compress -a
[snip]
The --service argument gives the name of the service, the --manifest points to the manifest file and -p tells it which package the smf changes go into. This is basically the package that provides the /etc/init.d/<package> file.
And that is how we generate SMFed debian packages.


The basic idea behind 3D design is to draw a flat shape and extrude it
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1) I just don't know how to properly use any of the software
2) It's just not worth the effort.
You see, we were supposed to learn the software on our own via online tutorials or just experimenting with it
and while that's all good and dandy, unfortunatly I had other priorities (and was partly lazy) and was thus unable to properly learn
the software. This problem came to a head when I was working on the major assigment for the unit
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It took hours of physical measuring, converting "measured inches" off the physical drawing to
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Finally when I got all the seperate pieces made, I decided to try putting them together in Inventor's aptly named
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In the following example, there are four organizations that are equal to each other in every aspect, except they use different strategies to motivate their employees. In Existing Model, since this difference is ignored, each organization will have the same Total Income.
New Model introduces Employee Satisfaction Index. By using this index, we can enter which organization's employees satisfied with their organization's strategy and based on this new data, organizations' Total Income will now differ.
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Although only three different indexes will be presented in the following chapters, as long as they are measurable, more indexes can be added into the system.


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Modules¶
This document covers the main components of the RL codebase.
Agents¶
All agents are encapsulated into a single class, Agent()
. An agent object is instantiated with the following member variables:
- TensorFlow session
- Hyperparameters
- Memory
- Action function
- Gradient function
Algos¶
Environments¶
The codebase has a single environment class, and two environment subclasses:
The Environment
class, located at rl/rl/envs/env.py
, acts as a template contains all the member variables and functions of a standard RL environment. The specific member variables and functions are implemented within the two subclasses.
Hyperparameters¶
The class to represent hyperparameters, HParams
, is located at rl/rl/hparams/utils.py
. The default set of hyperparameters located at rl/rl/hparams/default.py
.
The list of hyperparameters is located at rl/rl/hparams
, segmented into the different RL algorithms each set of hyperparameters belongs to. Each RL algorithms calls the default set of hyperparameters, and depending on different environments, modifies the default set.
For example, the function ddpg()
returns a default set of HParams
and adds a number of fields, while the
function ddpg_cartpole()
further modifies some of the hyperparameter fields to fit with the Cartpole-v1
Gym environment
Memory¶
Models¶
The list of models can be found at rl/rl/models/models
. All models are subclassed from Keras models. Each model is instantiated with a network structure and a call()
function to call the forward pass of the network. All layers are taken from the TensorFlow Layers class.


How our website works.
Our product scans the ingredients from the photo uploaded by the user and prints a list of them on the website, using OCR. OCR, or Optical Character Recognition, is a software used to read text from a digital image. From a list of ingredients that we inputted into our code and the numbers we assigned them, we trained our website using functions to calculate an average score based off the ingredients it can read. The number presented in front of you is the average score of the ingredients our website was able to read. The higher the average score, the more we recommend a product.
List of ingredients.
We compiled a list of commonly found ingredients in candies and assigned them a number from -1 to 2. We uploaded the list into our code, so the website would be able to recognize ingredients in the product. Individual Scoring Key For Each Ingredient -1: Not recommended for consumption 0: Neutral 1: Recommended 2: Irrelevant After we assigned each ingredient a number, we coded our website to calculate an average score of the ingredients based off of the ones it could recognize from our list and their individual, assigned scores.
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Microservices Epiphany
Kalin Maldzhanski
@djodjoni
In the Beginning
Quiet place, one system one DB
But that is booring. Lets Go Microservices!!!
Many Services, many DBs
Cannot handle That!!
That too many uncontrollable Services and DBs!
But why ...
So many Services and DBs ?!
Reasons:
- It's Cool, it will fix it All
- easier to debug, modify and add features
- limit the problem scope and concentrate on business capabilities
- use different technologies, laguanges and DBs
- deploy services independently
- scale independently
- improve service availability
It's Cool, it will fix it All
A developer illness - overengineering
easier to debug, modify and add features
How mServices are really helping that and is it really easier?
limit the problem scope and concentrate on business capabilities
How come this is something new?
use different technologies, laguanges and DBs
well it is a little easier but we've doing this before
deploy services independantly
yep, that's a handy one
scale independantly
yep, indeed
improve service availability
no single point of failure at lower cost
You need to deal with different already autonomous services
Enabling societies cooperate, making systems inter-operate
What are microservices actually?
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a very broad term and practically meaningless. Microservices is a subset of SOA with the value being that it allows us to put a label on this useful subset of SOA terminology
Martin Fowler
SOA done right?
Distributed System?
A collection of independent
computers that appears to its
users as a single coherent
system.
Tanenbaum & Van Steen
A distributed system is one in which the failure of a computer you didn't even know existed can render your own computer unusable.
Leslie Lamport
Remember OOP?
I thought of objects being like biological cells and/or individual
computers on a network, only able to communicate with messages
Alan Key
Actor model?
Actors are autonomous and concurrent objects which execute asynchronously. The actors model provides flexible mechanisms for building parallel and distributed software systems.
"Laws for Communicating Parallel Processes", C. Hewitt et al, IFIP 77, pp. 987-992, N-H 1977
Actors
Q: So how do we switch to Microservices?
A: Step by step - start simple, then split when you grow
- one process for all services
- one process per service
- container per service
- node per service
Yes, this is possible without a big refactoring! Just design it!
And remember, it all depends on the problem you're trying to solve.
Before you start
- Define your Domain
- Define Sub-domains and component boundaries
- Define messages/events and the interfaces
- Choose technologies, protocols and languages
Some DDD concepts
- Aggregate - autonomous cluster of associated entities
- Aggregate Root - the entry point to access the aggregate
- Value Object - immutable, identity-free data
- Entity - An object defined by its identity
- Bounded Context - isolated part of a larger system with its own Domain Model
- SAGA - coordinates long running process (process manager)
Interfaces - Technology
- REST/HTTP
- WebSocket
- SSE
- RPC - gRPC/Thrift
- EventBus
- Query API - SPARQL, Gremlin, GraphQL
Interfaces - Schemas
- protobuf
- xml schema
- json schema
- some IDL
- WSDL, WADL, SSDL, Swagger/OpenAPI
- Hydra, HAL, Json Hyper-Schema
Frameworks
- Node.js
- Ruby on Rails
- Symphony / Laravel / Drupal
- Akka
- Spring / Spring Boot
- Vert.x
Data Storage
- SQL - MySql / MariaDB / PostgreSQL
- NoSQL - MongoDB / CouchDB / Cassandra
- EventStore
- all the managed cloud DBs
Hosting
- some datacenter
- Azure
- AWS
- GCP
- Bluemix
- Heroku
- Digital Ocean
Container Management
- Kubernetes
- Docker Swarm
- OpenShift
- Mesos, DC/OS
- GKE
- ECS
- ACS
Monitoring and logging
- Prometheus
- ELK stack
- anything else
Finally
Takeaways
- Be pragmatic, but keep your eyes open
- Justify what needs to go distributed
- Before microservices try write modular monolith
- Actor Model is very helpful
- Try DDD and BDD
- Event sourcing could be handy
- Pay attention to events/messages design
- Pay attention to interface design and contracts
- Eventual consistency is not that bad
- Design with fault tolerance
- Before Deployment make sure you have monitoring in place
Thank you!
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Storm Amélie pummels France's Atlantic coast
by RFIStorm Amélie blasted the Atlantic coast early Sunday, whipping up giant ocean waves, uprooting trees and leaving some 140,000 people in southwest France without electricity. But no deaths or injuries have been reported.
Fourteen of metropolitan France's 95 departments were placed on high alert as storm Amelie brought heavy rains to the Atlantic coast. Winds topped 160 kilometres per hour in some places.
Emergency services attended to hundreds of callouts as gusts dropped trees on roads and railway tracks and tore loose live electrical cables.
No deaths or injuries have been reported so far.
Weather service Meteo France said winds as strong as 163 km/h were recorded in the coastal departments of Gironde and Landes, and 121 km/h in Bordeaux.
Electricity supplier Enedis said it was working round the clock to restore electricity to some 140,000 customers left without power by the storm.
In the Landes department, 47 people had to be evacuated from a camp site, and a casino roof collapsed.
Several trains in the area were cancelled or delayed, according to the SNCF railway operator.
Stormy weather hit the southeast of France too, with heavy rainfall forcing the evacuation of a Roma camp.
Several shops and homes in the southeast had their basements flooded.
(with AFP)


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Prophet Cosmos Walker reveals prophecy about an evil plot against John Mahama
by Lizbeth BrownPopular Ghanaian prophet known as His Grace Cosmos Walker Affran has made a prophecy about the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress.
The prophet made this revelation in a Facebook post where he claimed he saw a pregnant woman being buried alive with a picture of John Dramani Mahama and an NDC flag.
According to Prophet Cosmos Walker, the National Democratic Congress must pray to avert the prophecy.
“I saw a pregnant woman be buried alive with John Mahama picture and NDC flag, NDC should pray against it. “thou saith the Lord”. Prophecy by Prophet Cosmos Walker Affran”, he wrote on Facebook.
See post below;
Prophet Cosmos Walker Affran has always indicated that the National Democratic Congress will win the upcoming general elections in 2020.
According to him, he will fight every spiritual battle to ensure that John Dramami Mahama becomes the President of the Republic of Ghana again.


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Hi
I have purchased the emonTxV3 and raspberry pi2 (the set of EmonTxV3) with the pre-loaded software to log the data from a school. And the problem is if the school did not have an internet access, can we log the data (power, voltage, energy) into a USB memory stick connected to the raspberry pi? I am a new user so I am not familiar with the raspberry pi. I have found there are so many files and sort codes on the raspberry pi and I have not idea where to start. Could anyone help me with this please?
Many thanks
Seksak
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
You'll need to tell us more about what you want to do with the data, if using a data stick to pass from one machine to another you may get gaps in the data.etc.
The pre-loaded image includes a server and emoncms so if you attach a monitor and keyboard, which I guess you must if you have no network. You can just open a browser on the Pi and the "localhost/emoncms" website will be available on that Pi so you can create dashboards and graphs etc and the data will be coming in live from the emonTx.
Paul
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Hi Paul
Many thanks for your response, I want to use the logged power data (which is the school power profile) to design how big PV panels and energy storage for the school are required and for the research study. The equipment will be installed at the school as a standalone equipment and the data will be logged into the USB stick in the form of a text file or a CSV file. Every one or two months I will go to a school to collect the data from the USB stick. I have all software ( from openenergymonitors) downloaded into emonTxV3 and raspberry pi2 and it works well and shows something on the emoncms website. I just need the raspberry pi2 to send the data to the USB stick and I do not know how to modify the exist code at all. Do you have know how to add any commands or sort codes so that the raspberry pi can write the logged data into the USB stick at all? (it does not matter that much about the delay of the data sending)
Many thanks
Seksak
Duplicate post deleted - Moderator (RW)
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
What is your timescale ?
There is no current capability for this but I have in the past had a "csv reporter" functioning with emonHub that would suit your needs, emonHub has changed since it was last used so I will need to locate, revive it and make some changes.
Paul
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Hi Paul
I am planning to install the equipment by the end of August so if you could help me with this, I would appreciate it.
Many thanks
Seksak
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
I'll see what we can do. No promises, but I'm sure we can knock something up, if you are not too fussy :-)
It will however, be for "original" emonHub, can you confirm which version you have? I think the best option would be to just have emonhub on a read-only OS, simpler to set up, less going on and better suited to a remote un-supervised install.
Paul
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Hi Paul
I have emonTX V3 433MHz and raspberry pi2. The programme which was downloaded into the raspberry pi2 is emonSD-17Jun2015.
Seksak
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Hi,
I've added a class to emonhub that writes csv files with data received from emontx and a emonlcd.
It is compatible with current emonhub and ads writing file capability plus interface with arduino that receives data from old oregon scientific sensors I had home
It produces one file per day and per node.
If you are interested I can share the code.
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Hi
Certainly, I am very interested in that. Could you please share the code with me? Does the code run on raspberry Pi?
Many thanks
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
This is the code I use, it is very rough and can be much nicer, but just in case it is useful for someone:
Append to emonhub_reporter.py:
(/home/pi/emonhub/src/emonhub_reporter.py)
And in the config (/boot/emonhub.conf)
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
My solution was more complicated, I think this one is better, I would just add a date in the file name to avoid files to big to handle, instead of
f = open(self._settings['file'], 'a') #open file for appending
use:
f = open(
date.today().strftime("%y-%m-%d") + '_' +
self._settings['file'] + , 'a') #open file for appending
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
I forgot to mention, you also need to import the csv module. So at the top of the emonhub_reporters.py:
#csv module for USB LOGGING
import csv
By the way, I use the word 'USB' a lot in the code, of course this code will work for any location not only your USB drive. So I should have called the reporter a CSVreporter instead.
To check if it is working you can do a:
tail -f /media/usb/data.csv
in your command line (replace 'data.csv' with the correct filename), you should see the data being added to the csv file.
If it is not working (possibly the emonhub daemon has no access to the file) you can check the emonhub log with this command line command:
tail -f /var/log/emonhub/emonhub.log
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Hi
Thank you for your help. But I need some more instruction for how to do it then. So I have tried as:
1. I do not actually have the emonhub_reporter.py file in the folder and therefore I have created it and put all the code on and save the file as emonhub_reporter.py at /home/pi/emonhub/src/.
2. Then I have added the code [reporters] into the config file which is emonhub.conf.
Is this the right way to do? How to test the code is working? Do I need to type any command on LXTerminal to activate the code at all?
(I have done as 1 and 2 but there is no csv file on the USB stick at all)
Please advise
Many thanks
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Try to issue the command
locate emonhub_reporter
in your LXTerminal to locate the original file.
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Using a custom reporter is how I have done it in the past, the concept is pretty much the same. I didn't use the csv module however so I will take a look at that.
Interesting point about the log file naming, I haven't used this for a prolonged time so hadn't experienced a problem with file size, but it is true that even the 5mb logfiles are cumbersome to handle on a Pi. do you then need to open each file or do you have a way of opening and concatenating the contents of multiple files in one go?
Something else to consider is writing to disc in blocks of data to prevent SDcard (or usb stick) failure, due to the small data size the packets get rewritten several times until that on-disc-block is full, for example by writing on every 10th frame increases disc life expectancy ~10x,
@Seksak - These examples are for original emonHub not the emon-pi variant, you will need to switch to another image or create your own Raspberry Pi 2 pre-built SD card image (emonSD-13-03-15.img) ( also see this thread for some links ) as the emon-pi variant doesn't have reporters and the imports/threading/messaging is all very different.
Paul
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Interesting thoughts about the blocks of data being rewritten each time. The block size is probably 512 bytes isn't it?
What is your implementation of this 10th frame solution?
I guess something like this might work:
# add or alter any default settings for this reporter
self._settings.update({'interval':10, 'batchsize': 100, 'file': ''})
In case your data interval is 1 second, this will result in 10 datapoints written at once I guess?
I am not sure about the batchsize, but after quickly scanning through the code it seemed like it defaults at 1 and is a bottleneck for the number of datapoints that is saved at once. The EmonCMS reporter also has batchsize at 100.
You could even increase the interval to make sure it is writing a block max two times in the worst case scenario.
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
The interval and batchsize in the emoncms reporter are used to regulate the traffic to server, the interval defines the minimum interval between sends and the batchsize then limits the number of frames in each send as a network outage could result in a backlog of 1000's of frames buffered, originally implemented in case rmoncms.org was down for maintenance etc when it came back up there was some traffic calming.
However the variables are defined in the root reporter/interfacer so they can be used or redefined in each new class, I was thinking interval could be the max time to go between saves, just to persist any data held in ram for a prolonged time due to slow updates and batchsize could define the min (target) sizr for saving, This can easily use the existing frame count method, from which a user can calculate from frame size/frequency how often to save or it could perhaps be changed to calculate the actual size on disc for each save.
I don't think it would be too difficult but, I also don't think it is worth being too accurate, unfortunately even if we did know how to determine the block size of each SDcard, we do not know where the blocks start so even if we matched the size exactly, it would hit 2 blocks.But that would be the most efficient scenario I guess.
The close method would also need to save any outstanding packets.
Paul
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
By coincidence I was working on the USB logger again because I added a second USB stick to my setup for redundant logging. I noticed that when the USB stick is unplugged the reporter keeps trying to write to it, without delay.
Looking at the source code I concluded that the interval setting is only taken into account for successfull attemps:
if self._process_post(databuffer):
[....]
# log the time of last succesful post
self._interval_timestamp = time.time()
Which means that when the USB drive is not connected, or emonCMS is down, the reporters will retry constantly without pause. This may not be a problem for the USB stick, but might be worth considering for emonCMS.
Re: How to log the data into USB memory stick via raspberry pi2 instead of sending to emoncms.org?
Yes the emoncms interfacer could probably have some throttling added, although there is actually a 60sec timeout on each request attempt so it is only if there is no connection that the retry frequency increases at which time it shouldn't cause emoncms an issue.
The CSV interfacer would also benefit from slowing the retries and reduced error logging. in v2.0 I had experimented with a retry 5 times quickly which would then pause for a time before retrying at a regular interval pattern.
Paul


Two dead after massive floods hit southeastern France
ROQUEBRUNE-SUR-ARGENS (France), Nov 24 — Two people were found dead on Sunday after massive flooding that has hit southeastern France since Friday, causing major damage in the region, local authorities said.
One person was found dead near Muy, between the towns of Nice and Marseille, the police prefecture of the Var department said in a statement.
The statement did not say whether that was the person it had earlier reported as missing after falling off a rescue boat near Muy late yesterday.
Another body was found in a car in Cabasse, a village nearby, it added.
In its earlier statement, the prefecture said a 77-year old man was also missing since Saturday morning in Saint-Antonin-du-Var.
Several rivers burst their banks in southeastern France, causing major damage as homes were flooded and trees, cars and boats were swept along by the waters.
Rainfall continued in the region on Sunday, but was less intense. Floods were expected to subside during the day, Meteo France said in a statement.
Interior Minister Christophe Castaner was due to travel to the Var later on Sunday to meet victims and rescue workers. — Reuters


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Video: Black Stars coach Kwesi Appiah - I don't believe in formations
Head coach of the Black Stars, Kwesi Appiah, says he doesn't place much emphasis on formations in football insisting everything changes when the match starts.
This comes after his side kicked off their 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against South Africa with a convincing 2-0 win.
After the victory, Kwesi Appiah spoke to media as he addressed the concern about his team’s shape against Bafana Bafana.
“I don’t believe in coaches who depend on playing 4-5-1, 4-4-2 and all those kind of stuff. The important thing is when you have the ball, tactically, your style of play changes,” he said.
Ghana dominated South Africa at the Cape Coast Stadium on Thursday as the four-time Africa Cup champions had more of the ball (55% possession) and managed more shots (11) than Molefi Ntseki’s men.
Coach Appiah touched on his team’s system and what enabled his players to retain possession easily.
“Whenever we had the ball, you see two people going upfront. When we lost the ball, depending on where we lost it, we react differently. If we have lost the ball on the left side, the right midfielder is supposed to come in and then one of the strikers drops back.”
“So that we have at least about five players in the middle of the park. The reason we pack it that way is to make sure that we get the ball back. The essence of our game is to ensure that we have the ball so that we can play tactically how we want,” he added.
Ghana will look to make it back to back wins for the first time in eight months when they face São Tomé and Príncipe on Monday.


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For more information on how to use this module see:
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Utility method to handle calls to ECS and parsing of responses.
Returns items that satisfy the lookup query.
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--- title: utility.markdown keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Markdown processing and displaying" description: "Markdown processing and displaying" nb_path: "nbs/utility.markdown.ipynb" ---
I often embed markdown files here via display(Markdown(text))
(see embed_markdown_file
). This is useful when I want to state the same thing multiple times (e.g. definitions) because I can write the statement in one location and it will automatically be updated whenever I make changes to the statement (e.g. fixing errata).
One obstruction to this is that links in the markdown files cannot be expected to link to where I want them to - if I were to make links to (local) notebook files during editing, then the links will not link to webpages when I upload the website.
The embed_markdown_file
method circumvents this obstruction - it allows me to choose whether the links will lead to (local) notebooks or the website. I will format links in the markdown files without specifying the precise destinations, e.g. [limit](limit_of_a_function_at_a_point)
will show the text limit
and link to either a (local) notebook limit_of_a_function_at_a_point.ipynb
or a webpage limit_of_a_function_at_a_point.html
in the website.
Note The notebook files and the corresponding html files that are generated during
nbdev_build_docs
need to have the same name, e.g.function.ipynb
needs to generatefunction.html
.
Parameters
text
- strReturns
(a,b)
where text[a:b]
is a markdown link.Examples
sample_text = '123hi [thing](link) blah'
sample_range = find_links_in_markdown_text(sample_text)
assert len(sample_range) == 1
assert sample_text[sample_range[0][0]:sample_range[0][1]] == '[thing](link)'
Parameters
'link'
or 'link#anchor'
, i.e. should not have surrounding parentheses. Does not have a file extension, e.g. '.html'
or '.ipynb'
.'website'
or 'notebook'
.Returns
link_name
, except with the appropriate file extension added in before the anchor, if any and with the parentheses removed.Examples
sample_link_name = 're#re.split'
sample_output = link_with_anchor(sample_link_name, destination ='website')
assert sample_output == 're.html#re.split'
sample_output = link_with_anchor(sample_link_name, destination ='notebook')
assert sample_output == 're.ipynb#re.split'
sample_link_name = 'hi#'
sample_output = link_with_anchor(sample_link_name, destination ='website')
assert sample_output == 'hi.html#'
Parameters
unformatted_link
- str[text](link)
.destination
- 'website'
or 'notebook'
.Returns
[text](link.html)
or [text](link.ipynb)
depending
on destination
.Examples
sample_link = '[function](function)'
sample_formatted_link = get_formatted_markdown_link(sample_link, destination='website')
assert sample_formatted_link == '[function](https://hyunjongkimmath.github.io/mathbook/function.html)'
sample_formatted_link = get_formatted_markdown_link(sample_link, destination='notebook')
assert sample_formatted_link == '[function](function.ipynb)'
sample_link = '[limit](limit#limit_of_a_function_at_a_point)'
sample_formatted_link = get_formatted_markdown_link(sample_link, destination='website')
assert sample_formatted_link == '[limit](https://hyunjongkimmath.github.io/mathbook/limit.html#limit_of_a_function_at_a_point)'
sample_formatted_link = get_formatted_markdown_link(sample_link, destination='notebook')
assert sample_formatted_link == '[limit](limit.ipynb#limit_of_a_function_at_a_point)'
Parameters
text
- strdestination
- 'website'
or 'notebook'
.I usually use footnotes in markdowns to make citations or to indicate notations. An example of the latter kind of footnotes is "$\operatorname{Pic}(X)$ denotes the Picard group of the variety $X$", where the term "Picard group" is linked to a page containing a definition of the term.
Although this can be time consuming for the writer to put together, the reader does not have to spend a great effort to figure out where the notation is introduced. This is particularly nice especially there is much notation exclusive to the writer's field or niche.
The writer also can quickly remind themselves of the notation whenever necessary. This is particularly useful when the writer is learning something new for the first time.
Note that jupyter notebook and the webpages treat footnotes differently. On the one hand, jupyter seems to treat footnotes as links by default. This thus has the same problem as that in the section above. In other words, I also have to make sure that footnotes link to the correct location. On the other hand, the webpages treat the footnotes as text.
Parameters
text
- strReturns
(a,b)
where text[a:b]
is a markdown footnote.Examples
sample_text = 'some stuff[^1][^2]\n[^1]:link#do\n[^2]:other_link'
sample_ranges = find_footnotes_in_markdown_text(sample_text)
assert len(sample_ranges) == 2
a, b = sample_ranges[0]
c, d = sample_ranges[1]
assert sample_text[a:b] == "[^1]:link#do"
assert sample_text[c:d] == "[^2]:other_link"
The replace_all_footnotes_with_formatted_footnotes
function depends on both the destination
and origin
the the origin
- the place where the "markdown" document is being read.
destination
is 'website'
, then the footnote should be the url of the webpage.origin
is 'notebook'
and destination
is 'notebook'
, then the footnote should be the path to the destination notebook.origin
is 'website'
and destination
is 'notebook'
.Parameters
text
- strdestination
- 'website'
or 'notebook'
.origin
- 'website'
or 'notebook'
. If this is Examples
sample_text = 'some stuff[^1][^2]\n[^1]:link#do\n[^2]:other_link'
replace_all_footnotes_with_formatted_footnotes(sample_text, destination='website')
Parameters
file_path
- Path-likedisplay_file_link
- boolfile_path
. This should only be
set to True inside an ipynb environment such as jupyter.destination
- 'website'
or 'notebook'
origin
- 'website'
or 'notebook'
Examples
embed_markdown_file('definition.function_defined_near_a_point.md', destination='notebook', origin='notebook')


Welcome to the documentation of Crotal, getting started with Crotal is easy. I will describe it in as much detail as possible. However, if you get stuck in any problem, please check this documentation first, if you still can't get the solution after checking this documentation, please file an issue on GitHub.
Crotal is a static site generator, it reads markdown files and output a full static site, Crotal is good at blog, magazine or publishing sites, static site is fast and safe, and you need not to do any kind of transformations in web hosting. If you are familiar with HTML, you can easily custom the default theme, if you are good at Python, you can check the source code and modify it.


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{# Copyright (c) 2015 The Pycroft Authors. See the AUTHORS file. This file is part of the Pycroft project and licensed under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2.0. See the LICENSE file for details. #} {% extends "layout.html" %} {% set page_title = "Konto: " + account.name|localized %} {% block page_css %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}


Nan::AsyncWorker
and Nan::AsyncProgressWorker
are helper classes that make working with asynchronous code easier.
Nan::AsyncWorker
is an abstract class that you can subclass to have much of the annoying asynchronous queuing and handling taken care of for you. It can even store arbitrary V8 objects for you and have them persist while the asynchronous work is in progress.
Definition:
class AsyncWorker {
public:
explicit AsyncWorker(Callback *callback_);
virtual ~AsyncWorker();
virtual void WorkComplete();
void SaveToPersistent(const char *key, const v8::Local<v8::Value> &value);
void SaveToPersistent(const v8::Local<v8::String> &key,
const v8::Local<v8::Value> &value);
void SaveToPersistent(uint32_t index,
const v8::Local<v8::Value> &value);
v8::Local<v8::Value> GetFromPersistent(const char *key) const;
v8::Local<v8::Value> GetFromPersistent(const v8::Local<v8::String> &key) const;
v8::Local<v8::Value> GetFromPersistent(uint32_t index) const;
virtual void Execute() = 0;
uv_work_t request;
virtual void Destroy();
protected:
Persistent<v8::Object> persistentHandle;
Callback *callback;
virtual void HandleOKCallback();
virtual void HandleErrorCallback();
void SetErrorMessage(const char *msg);
const char* ErrorMessage();
};
Nan::AsyncProgressWorker
is an abstract class that extends Nan::AsyncWorker
and adds additional progress reporting callbacks that can be used during the asynchronous work execution to provide progress data back to JavaScript.
Definition:
class AsyncProgressWorker : public AsyncWorker {
public:
explicit AsyncProgressWorker(Callback *callback_);
virtual ~AsyncProgressWorker();
void WorkProgress();
class ExecutionProgress {
public:
void Send(const char* data, size_t size) const;
};
virtual void Execute(const ExecutionProgress& progress) = 0;
virtual void HandleProgressCallback(const char *data, size_t size) = 0;
virtual void Destroy();
Nan::AsyncQueueWorker
will run a Nan::AsyncWorker
asynchronously via libuv. Both the execute
and after_work
steps are taken care of for you. Most of the logic for this is embedded in Nan::AsyncWorker
.
Definition:
void AsyncQueueWorker(AsyncWorker *);


Debug Features are also available in our Python SDK:
# activate debug mode cl.enableDebugMode() # disable debug mode cl.disableDebugMode()
This results in displaying the API Connection’s used http url, POST data and plain text response.


Walnut cake with crème fraîche recipe
by Angela HartnettA classic walnut cake is always a welcome treat as an afternoon snack with a cup of tea, or as a delicious dessert. Serve with some crème fraîche or cream.
Prep time: 25 minutes | Cooking time: 1 hour 30 minutes
SERVES
8 to 10
INGREDIENTS
- butter, for greasing
- 300g walnuts, plus extra to decorate
- 10 eggs, separated
- 300g caster sugar, plus extra to finish
- the zest of ½ lemon
- 100g self-raising flour
- ½ tsp baking powder
- crème fraîche or cream, to serve
METHOD
- Preheat the oven to 160C/140C fan/Gas 3. Grease and line the base and sides of a 30cm round cake tin.
- Blitz the walnuts in a food processor to a crumb-like texture. Beat the egg whites in a bowl until stiff peaks form. Set aside.
- In another bowl, beat the yolks and sugar until the mixture is pale and creamy. Fold the egg whites very gently into the yolk and sugar mixture using a large metal spoon, taking care to incorporate them without overworking it.
- Stir in the lemon zest, then fold in the flour and baking power. Finally, fold in the walnuts.
- Pour the mixture into the lined tin and bake for 1-1½ hours, until a skewer comes out clean. Leave to cool in the tin for 10 minutes, then turn out on to a wire rack to cool completely.
- Sprinkle with a little caster sugar and serve with extra walnuts and crème fraîche or cream.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: I sure hope you said "peanuts" - Episode 7.30 author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 11290 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=11290 date: '2015-06-21 21:54:53 +0000' date_gmt: '2015-06-22 02:54:53 +0000' categories: - Podcast tags: - Starlin Castro - Kyle Schwarber - Cleveland Indians comments: [] ---
On this week's episode we talk about the latest Starlin Castro shenanigans and heroics.
We talk about the 17-0 shellacking of the Indians at the hands of the Cubs. The Cubs took their series with the Twins, 2 games to 1. We talk about this series, mainly focusing on Kyle Schwarber.
We answer a handful of listener questions, Kurt gives a Scary Stat of the Week and we read some internet muscle flexes.


CSS Animation Library
All Characters Are Spinning
All Characters Are Flipping
All Characters Are Expanding
All Characters Are Pulsing
All Characters Are Rising
All Characters Are Changing Color


Mataroa blog
Clean blogging platform with export as first-class feature. Just write.
- Get your own simple blog in 1 minute
- Hosted in <username>.mataroa.blog
- Write your posts in markdown
- See example post / example blog
Features
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- as Zola sources, which is a static site generator similar to Hugo
- as Hugo sources. Very popular and reliable static site generator
- as markdown files
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- RSS feeds
- Import text/markdown files
- Redirect to new domain
- Open source software
Pricing
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- $9/year after that
Philosophy
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Whilst weighing the options, an inescapable realisation monopolises your System 2: this is an idea worth writing in a blog.
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