Select Edit Web Part from the PeopleZen Web Part menu and in the settings tool-pane, scroll down to the Miscellaneous section:
At its top, this section lets you specify a custom height (in pixels) of user profile pictures. This setting defaults to 0, which causes the Web Part to fall back to the currently applicable CSS rules (by default, ie. unless you have CSS customizations in place, 72 pixels in Tiles View or 24 pixels in List View).
Right below it you can choose to offer the selected print-friendly view in the Web Part menu — this adds a Print command to the PeopleZen Web Part menu. To be able to select a print-friendly view from this drop-down list, PrintZen needs to be installed in this SharePoint server farm:
Right below it you can choose to offer the selected CSV/Excel export in the Web Part menu — this adds an Export command to the PeopleZen Web Part menu. To be able to select an export from this drop-down list, ExportZen needs to be installed in this SharePoint server farm.
The Loading Animation is shown to indicate that PeopleZen is currently refreshing or reloading information to be displayed via AJAX, ie. without causing the rest of the page to reload. This can occur when changing a filter or switching to another quick-filter tab, paging forward or back, applying a new sort order, changing the grouping field or direction, or changing the quick-tab filtering field. You can choose between a Progress Bar animation, a Spinner animation or select (None) to disable any loader animations.
When rendering both user profile pictures and user names, you can customize whether to display them and if so, whether to link them to either the public profile or the personal page of the user, or not at all.
Tick the indicate online presence check-box option just below if you want to show a little marker next to the user name indicating the online/offline status of the user in the currently available instant messaging infrastructure context, if any (most likely, this will be Office Communications Server / OCS integrated with MSN / Windows Live Messenger). Clicking the marker will bring up an Office Communications menu (2007) or info popup (2010 products) for further details about, or interaction with this person:
Tick the Override Web Part settings from URL parameters check-box option if you intend to supply via URL Parameters any of PeopleZen's URL-overridable Web Part properties.


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Marjaavaan Box Office Day 6: Stays Over The 3 Crore Mark Yet Again
There is good hold all through the week when compared with the opening day of 7.03 crores
by Joginder TutejaIt was yet another good day for Marjaavaan as the Sidharth Malhotra-Tara Sutaria-Riteish Deshmukh starrer stayed over the 3 crores mark. There is good hold all through the week when compared with the opening day of 7.03 crores and if today also the collections are sustained in the same range, one can expect reasonable numbers tomorrow as well as the film enters the second week.
With Wednesday collections turning out to be 3.16 crores, the film now stands at 35.34 crores. The first week should close around the 38 crores mark and from there its journey towards the 50 crores milestone would begin.
Sidharth Malhotra would now be super excited for the release of his next film, Shershaah. That one is a Karan Johar production no less and is a biggie. It carries good potential to cater to class as well as mass audience and once the promo is out, the target would be set for the film’s box office performance.
Note: All collections as per production and distribution sources


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HOW TO CREATE A CLICKABLE IMAGE MAP
The rectangle coordinates: (x1,y1) (x2,y2) means: left top and right bottom
Click in North America/ Latin America/ Africa/ Europe/ Asia for sample
The circle coordinates: (x, y, radius) : Click in Oceania for sample
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The brown bear (Ursus arctos) is native to parts of northern Eurasia and North America. Its conservation status is currently Least Concern.
There are many subspecies within the brown bear species, including the
Atlas bear and the Himalayan brown bear.
Brown bears are not always completely brown. Some can be reddish or yellowish. They have very large, curved claws and huge paws. Male brown bears are often 30% larger than female brown bears. They can range from 5 feet to 9 feet from head to toe.
Some countries with smaller brown bear populations include Armenia, Belarus, Bulgaria, China, Finland, France, Greece, India, Japan, Nepal, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
NYFW can be both amazingly fun & incredibly overwhelming, especially if you’ve never been. Luckily, I’m here to give you an insider’s guide and make your first show a pleasurable experience. By taking my tips and tricks, and following your gut, you’ll have an unforgettable experience!
If you’re lucky or connected you can get an invite, sans the price tag. But I wasn’t so lucky or connected my first 2 years so I’m here to help you out. First, plan out which shows are most important to you and make a schedule and this is a biggie: SET A BUDGET. If you’re worrying about blowing your cash the whole time you won’t have fun. Then check out prices, days, and times and prioritize the designers you want to see most. Lastly, purchase your tickets and get excited!
Always be true to your own sense of style, if you don’t you’ll be uncomfortable the whole time and it will show. Remember, NYFW is about expressing yourself and taking in what the designers have chosen to express through their new lines. Also it’s important to wear shoes you’ll be comfortable in all day. Obviously you want to look good, but you’ll be on your feet all day long, so be prepared.
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Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church has a predominantly black congregation, Gainesville Police Chief Jay Parrish said in a statement Tuesday.
“Our investigation indicated the church was targeted by the juvenile based on the racial demographic of the church members,” he said.
Students, school administrators and law officers worked together to thwart a “potentially horrific incident,” he added.
Police did not release her name.
The plot came to light when Gainesville High School students told administrators the 16-year-old had a notebook with detailed plans to kill worshippers at the church, Parrish said.
“It just grieves my spirit on a number of different levels, one that the intentions of this young person were so calculated to do great harm against people who just simply had no knowledge of such a plot,” said the Rev. Rose Johnson Mackey, director of the Newtown Florist Club, a civil rights organization founded in Gainesville 70 years ago.
The girl is charged with criminal attempt to commit murder, the police chief said. She’s being held in a youth detention center in Gainesville.
Details of the alleged plot haven’t been released, but Parrish said it came to light Friday when school administrators contacted police.
“We’re just very pleased that our police department acted so swiftly, and the police department in conjunction with our school administrators were just on top of the situation,” Mackey said.
Gainesville is about 50 miles northeast of Atlanta. It’s a city of just over 40,000 people, about 17% of whom are African-American.
Rev. Dr. Michelle Rizer-Pool, who leads the congregation at Bethel AME, said she was shocked when notified by police about the alleged attempt.
“When I found out I drove to the church, went inside it and prayed and anointed my church and asked God to put a hedge of protection around us,” she said in a telephone interview. “That was on Friday. On Sunday, I tried to relay what was going on without a lot of emotion so that the congregants would remain calm …
“You know, I’ve been preaching for a while now about being on the battlefield, being a soldier in God’s army and that if you believe that God is in charge, he won’t allow hurt or harm to come your way. One of my members told me, ‘You’ve been getting us ready.’ I guess I have.”
Rizer-Pool has pastored the church and its approximately 40 members since June 2018.
She said the congregation recently celebrated 118 years of service in the community.
“I had asked for active shooting training for the church prior to this but it never happened. Still, I had done a few things to keep us as safe as possible like upgrading the security system, locking the back door and reminding our ushers, our first line of defense, just to be aware of people we don’t know,” she said.
The South has a long history of black churches being bombed, burned and shot up.
White supremacist Dylann Roof fatally shot nine black church members during their Bible study lesson at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina, in June 2015. Roof later told FBI agents he had hoped the killings would start a race war.
 Holden Matthews is awaiting trial on arson and hate crimes charges in the Louisiana church burnings.
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All major social networks still support the vast majority of special Unicode characters. There are some exceptions where excessive special character use is not allowed. For example, Google's search engine doesn't display zalgo text or circle text in page titles. But if you're trying to put small text on Tumblr posts or on Facebook status updates and comments, then you should have no trouble at all. This mini text is great for making your comments appear different (and therefore stand out) from the rest.
All major social networks still support the vast majority of special Unicode characters. There are some exceptions where excessive special character use is not allowed. For example, Google's search engine doesn't display zalgo text or circle text in page titles. But if you're trying to put small text on Tumblr posts or on Facebook status updates and comments, then you should have no trouble at all. This mini text is great for making your comments appear different (and therefore stand out) from the rest.
All major social networks still support the vast majority of special Unicode characters. There are some exceptions where excessive special character use is not allowed. For example, Google's search engine doesn't display zalgo text or circle text in page titles. But if you're trying to put small text on Tumblr posts or on Facebook status updates and comments, then you should have no trouble at all. This mini text is great for making your comments appear different (and therefore stand out) from the rest.


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Gameday 23: Penguins @ Devils
by penguinsslawPenguins @ Devils
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The Penguins return to the Steel City after a pair of OT losses to the Frank’s Red Hot Islanders, heading home for a showdown with the Devils for the second time in 7 days.
The Penguins dropped a home-and-home series to the Isles, still collecting 2 points in pushing each game beyond 60 minutes, but Brock Nelson kept the Isles’ point streak rolling to 16 games, putting the finishing touch on a pair of wins, 5-4 in Pittsburgh, and 4-3 last evening in Brooklyn.
The Penguins will look to collect 2 points in their return home, although the injury train continues to derail those efforts. Last night, Jake Guentzel left in the first period and did not return. Justin Schultz will be out long-term, and Nick Bjugstad had surgery, solidifying that he won’t be able to rejoin the team for about 2 months.
Not great, considering Schultz and Bjugstad likely represent the team’s best two trading chips.

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THE THIN RED LINE (M). (Twentieth Century Fox) Director: Terrence Malick Stars: Sean Penn, Nick Nolte, Jim Caviezel, John Cusack, Elias Koteas, Woody Harrelson, Ben Chaplin, Jared Leton, Adrien Brody, George Clooney, John C Reilly, John Travolta, John Savage, Arie Verveen, Dash Mihok Running time: 171 minutes.
Writer/director Terrence Malick can hardly be called prolific. He made only two films (the critically acclaimed Badlands and Days Of Heaven) in the mid-'70's, before taking a self imposed twenty year hiatus from Hollywood. His first film in two decades is one of the most eagerly anticipated cinema events this side of the new Star Wars film. While it is certainly visually impressive, Malick's The Thin Red Line is something of a disappointment, especially when compared with Spielberg's achievement in the recent devastating and unforgettable Saving Private Ryan.
Based on the novel by James Jones, The Thin Red Line deals with US forces fighting the Japanese army at Guadalcanal, a bitter and costly campaign that became one of the turning points of W.W.II. However, Malick's epic war film is a different animal to Spielberg's. Unlike Spielberg, Malick doesn't immediately hurtle us into the inferno of battle. Instead, he lulls us into the brutality of war through an extended prologue. Witt (Jim Caviezel), an AWOL soldier, lives in short-lived tranquillity in a peaceful native village somewhere in the Pacific. He becomes part of the massive US landing force at Guadalcanal.
The film's centrepiece is the extended and savage campaign to destroy Japanese machine gun fortifications and take a crucial hill. This often graphic and quite harrowing battle occupies over half of the film's three hour running time. However, the action lacks the intensity and ferocity of Spielberg's recreation of the fury of warfare. It also seems to lack that gritty air of authenticity that seemed to effectively suck audiences into the maelstrom.
The combat scenes give the audience the extremes of heroism. But Malick is also concerned with showing the madness of battle fatigue, and the film depicts the senseless loss of life and futile carnage of the war. The Thin Red Line is almost a profound and almost poetic meditation on the nature of war and how it poisons man's soul. There's nothing noble about this bloody conflict, and, ultimately, there are no winners. The film was shot on location, partly in tropical far north Queensland as well as in the Solomon Islands.
Such is Malick's reputation that he had a veritable who's who of Hollywood queuing up for small roles, including John Travolta, John Cusack, Woody Harrelson, George Clooney, and Sean Penn. Unfortunately, though, few of the characters leave a lasting impact on the audience, and I found that I didn't really care about them or their fate. Nick Nolte is dynamic as the obsessed and driven colonel who relishes his first opportunity to fight a war after fifteen years in the army, and who doesn't care how many men have to lose their lives in securing a vital strategic position. Caviezel brings a human face to the film as Witt, the reluctant soldier who ultimately becomes a hero when tested in battle.
The Thin Red Line is certainly Malick's most epic and ambitious film to date, and it is as meticulously crafted and evocative as his previous work. He gives this war film an almost elegiac quality and a rare humanity. His sweeping vision is complemented by the spectacularly gorgeous cinematography of dual Oscar winner John Toll and the haunting score from Hans Zimmer.
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The most basic usage of flexrow. Every direct descendent of flexrow will equally distribute space.
Add autostack to flexrow to force the items to stack to a mobile layout at the configured breakpoint. Add gutters to flexrow to put gutter spacing between items.
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You can add plus-n or minus-n to gutters where n is a configured multiple of default spacing. Use this to control the amount of spacing for the gutters.
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Publish your conservation area data
This guidance sets out what you need to do to standardise conservation area data. It provides details on what data should be provided with each conservation area, and how they should be made available online.
Most conservation areas will be made up of two elements, the boundary of the designation (the geography) and one or more area appraisals (the document). This guidance is focused on the standardisation and publishing of the boundary only.
Conservation area boundaries should be created using Geographic information system (GIS) software. This will make it easier to add the relevant data and make it available online.
Why is conservation area data important?
What information do you need to provide for each conservation area?
Reference
A unique number or code used to identify the conservation area. The code should be unique within your organisation, for example, CA01.
If a reference code has been used to refer to a different conservation area in the past, you should add something to the reference to make it unique.
For example, if CA01
has been used in the past to refer to another conservation area, add something (such as XYZ
) to make a new reference for the new conservation area. In this case you would have the reference CA01-XYZ
.
Or, if you have inherited conservation areas defined by old organisations you could prefix the references with the organisation code. For example, WYO-CA01
and AYL-CA01
.
Name
The name of the conservation area. This will be used as the name that users see and refer to. For example, South Bank
.
Documentation-url
A link to the documentation which contains the authoritative boundary. This may be the appraisal document, or separate PDF containing the map and “red line” boundary.
Organisation
An identifier of the organisation that created the conservation area. Use an organisation identifier. This will allow machines to link the conservation record to the publishing organisation. For example, local-authority-eng:NFK
is the identifier for Norfolk County Council.
Find your organisation identifier.
Entry-date
The date you created or updated the data record in your GIS system or in the CSV. Use the YYYY-MM-DD
for dates. For example, 2021-02-26
.
Start date
The date the designation for the conservation area was created. Use the YYYY-MM-DD
for dates. For example, 1982-07-26
.
End-date
The date the conservation area stopped being a conservation area. Use the YYYY-MM-DD
for dates. This date can be in the future if the date it will stop being a conservation area is known. For example, 2022-09-01
.
Dates should follow the GOV.UK standard on dates in data
How you make your conservation areas available online?
Make your geospatial data available online.
There are multiple ways to do this:
- you can expose a WFS endpoint
- or publish the geojson on your website.
Once the geospatial data is available online, email the URL to the Digital Land team.


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Sole UX Designer with peer review from fellow designers at California State University, Fullerton. Organized sitemap and submitted wireframes for peer review.
For the first week we learned about the nuances between sibling pages, child pages, and stacked pages. To avoid confusing the development team, we were to practice what we learned in our own sitemap.
For my sitemap I chose to have a flat navigation style like the iOS App Store and stock Music App. This style lends itself to easily read recipe categories.
After peers reviewed my sitemap, I received feedback that it took too much user input to navigate around. I took that feedback into consideration moving into the second week.
On week 2 we had to generate wireframes based on our revised sitemap for the Home screen and two child pages. We were required to annotate on our wireframe and the homework. Without annotations to explain our design reasoning, peer reviewers would have to use their own judgment when discerning a UI element's purpose.
I decided to make the hero images a carousel of featured recipes to highlight relevant information to visitors. The search bar is also in plain view, allowing for the user to invoke the search function at any time while visiting the site.
For the final week, we had to create mobile wireframes to accompany our desktop wireframes. While the sizes do vary wildly from device to device, we only had to focus on smart phones. We instead had to consider the different context between accessing a website from a desktop and accessing a website from mobile.
I trimmed most of the core functionality of the desktop version to make it fit within a mobile screen and maintain readability. I understood that mobile users have a set task in mind already, so only the most important elements should be prominent.


The Moving Picture Girls Under the Palms or Lost in the Wilds of Florida
by Laura Lee Hope
Chapter 8: St. Augustine
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1914
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Hope, L. L. (1914). The Moving Picture Girls Under the Palms or Lost in the Wilds of Florida.New York: Grosset & Dunlap.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.4
- Word Count: 1,560
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: florida stories, the moving picture girls under the palms
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“Oh, isn’t it beautiful!”
“The most gorgeous place I ever saw!”
Alice and Ruth were standing in the doorway of the hotel to which the moving picture company had been taken. They were looking out into the ladies’ court—into a sun-lit and palm-girded garden, wherein a fountain played, the water falling with a musical tinkling.
Birds flitted here and there amid the bright flowers, but to the moving picture girls the palms seemed the most wonderful of all. Such palms!
“I never realized that the great Creator could make anything so beautiful,” murmured Ruth, reverently. “And, Oh! Alice; to think that we can enjoy it!”
“Yes, isn’t it wonderful, after all the storm and stress of the fire, to be in this lovely, calm place?”
“And the best part of it is that we’re getting paid for it!” observed a voice behind the two girls. They turned, with a start, for they had lost themselves in a dreaming reverie, to find Russ and Paul smiling at them. It was Paul who spoke.
“It does seem a shame to take the money under these circumstances,” added Russ, with a laugh.
“It’s like a vacation,” agreed Alice. “Oh, but isn’t it just—just too—”
She was evidently searching for a fitting simile.
“Alice,” warned Ruth, gently. She was endeavoring to wean her sister from the habit of using slang expressions; but Alice always boasted that she liked to take “short cuts,” and that slang—that is, her refined variety—offered the best method of accomplishing this very desirable object.
“Oh, I was only just going to say—scrumptious!” laughed the younger girl. “You don’t mind that; do you, sister mine? This is really the most scrumptiously scrumptious place I’ve ever seen!”
“I’m afraid you’re hopeless,” was the smiling retort.
“Well, it’s certainly swell—that’s my word for it,” answered Russ, with a frank laugh.
Indeed, Mr. Pertell had not spared expense in taking out his moving picture company. And he had a method in going to one of the largest and finest hotels in St. Augustine. He intended to stage some scenes of one of the Southern plays there, and having his actors and actresses right in the hotel made it much more practical.
“Let’s take a walk,” proposed Russ. “There’s nothing to do to-day.”
It was the morning after their arrival and Mr. Pertell was not quite ready to proceed with making films. The fire aboard the Tarsus, and the necessity of taking another vessel, had rather upset everyone, so a day or so of rest had been decided upon.
“Where shall we go?” asked Alice, readily falling in with the proposal. “You’ll come, won’t you, Ruth?”
“I think so—yes.”
“There are lots of places to see,” suggested Paul. “This is the oldest city in the United States. I’ve got some guide books up in my room, and a lot of views. We’ll pick out some points of interest and visit them.”
“We’ll have plenty of chance to see the sights,” remarked Russ. “I understand there are to be a number of films made in the city and vicinity, so you’ll probably have to act out around Fort Marion and at Fort Mantanzas, as well as in the slave market. I’ll be with you in a minute. I just want to get my little hand camera, to make a few snap-shots.”
While waiting for him and Paul to return, the girls slipped up to their room a minute.
“Just to freshen up,” as Alice put it, though really there was no need in her case, nor on the part of Ruth, either. The day was perfect—like summer—and the girls, knowing they were coming to the land of the palm and orange blossom, had brought suitable dresses.
Ruth wore white, with a mere suggestion of trimming in blue, and with her fair hair and blue eyes she was a picture that made more than one man—elderly as well as young—turn for a second look.
The darker beauty of Alice was well set off by her dress of light tan pongee with maroon trimming, and her sparkling brown eyes were dancing with life, and the love of life, as she came out to join her sister and the young men.
“Primping, as usual,” mocked Russ, but with a laugh that took the sting out of his words.
“Naturally,” agreed Alice, determined not to let him “fuss” her.
They strolled out under the beautiful loggia, through an avenue of palms and many tropical plants, and breathed deeply of the perfumed air.
“Oh, it is perfect—just perfect!” sighed Ruth. “I think the Garden of Paradise must have been in Florida.”
“There you go!” cried Alice. “First you know you’ll want to go off and live the simple life under a palm tree, with bananas for lunch and oranges for dinner. And when your—er—your hero—we’ll say, comes riding on that milk-white steed I so despise, you’ll be so thin that he won’t know you.”
“Thank you!” returned her sister. “But a svelte figure is much to be desired these days.”
“Not that you’re getting stout!” declared Alice. “Really it is I who ought to diet on bananas and—”
“Orange blossoms,” finished Paul.
“Thanks,” and she bowed gracefully to him.
“Well, Paul, where is it to be—you’re the guide?” asked Russ, as they emerged on King street. “Where’s your map?”
“I have it. What do you say we go out to the old city gates, and then to Fort Marion?”
“Wherever you say,” agreed Alice. “It is all new to us.”
They soon reached the north bend of St. George street and stood before the old city gates. These once formed part of the northerly line of defence of the ancient city.
“Built in 1743,” declaimed Alice, as she read from the bronze tablet set in the masonry by the D.A.R. “My, how long ago that seems; doesn’t it?”
“A mere trifle!” replied Russ, airily. “Get together there, and I’ll snap you,” he invited. “If you think that’s old we’ll go to the Fountain of Youth a little later, and renew our youngness.”
“Oh, is that really here?” cried Ruth, with such sudden interest that they all laughed.
“Yes, my ancient sister, it is,” said Alice. “Dost wish to quaff a cup?”
“Merely for the novelty of it—yes,” answered Ruth, and she too, laughed. Her cheeks were the color of bridesmaid roses, and Russ, as he looked at her, wished—
But there—What’s the use of being mean and telling on a good chap?
The pictures taken, they strolled on. At Fort Marion, on the banks of the Mantanzas River, they found much of interest; but agreed to explore it more in detail at another time.
“You’ll have to be filmed here, anyhow,” Russ told the girls. “There’s an important drama, with several scenes, laid here.”
“Are we in it?” asked Ruth.
“Yes, the whole company; and Mr. Pertell said he’d have to hire some supers, too.”
By this Russ meant that the manager would have to engage extra persons to impersonate the unimportant characters in the play, as is often done in “mob” scenes in the theaters.
“Now for the orange grove, and then—the Fountain of Youth!” cried Paul, as they came out of the old fort.
“What a delightful combination!” exclaimed Alice.
“Youth—and—orange blossoms!” and she clapped her hands, her eyes shining.
“Be careful,” warned Ruth in a low voice, as the young men went on ahead.
“Why, sister of mine?”
“Don’t talk so much of orange blossoms.”
“Pooh! I’m not thinking of getting married!”
“Oh, Alice!”
“Well, wasn’t that what you meant?”
“Not at all, I only meant—”
“I don’t believe you knew what you did mean. Come on, we’ll be lost!” and she caught Ruth by the arm and hurried on after Russ and Paul.


'In a heartbeat' - Fans react to shock Aston Villa speculation
Aston Villa latest news includes Hearts fans enjoying John Terry being linked with manager's job
by Shane Ireland, https://www.facebook.com/ShaneIrelandJournalistHearts fans have given the green-light to a potential swoop for John Terry after the Aston Villa assistant was linked with the manager’s job.
The Scottish Premiership side are on the hunt for a new boss after sacking former Scotland chief Craig Levein last month.
And Terry is being suggested as a possible successor after rising up the betting.
The former Chelsea captain was fifth favourite at 11/1 this morning, but is now the 7/1 third favourite to take charge with SkyBet.
Terry, who captained Villa to the Championship play-off final in 2017/18, returned to the club as an assistant head coach to Dean Smith last October.
"He's got better and better if I'm honest," said Smith. "When he first came in he looked at me and Richard (O'Kelly) for a lot of advice, where as now he will just go out and take players aside.
"He does video work with them as well as bits on the training ground. He's become an excellent coach. He focuses more on the defensive side of it and Richard will focus on the forward play. I have more of a holistic view of all of it.
"He's enjoying what he's doing at the football club. He keeps telling me that he's enjoying learning from us so I've got to take his word for that."
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This is your round up of all things Villa; the one-stop shop that will keep you updated on the latest goings on at the club and beyond.
Transfers, injuries, match-days and managers, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll be bringing the very latest on the Villains throughout the week and around the clock.
Make sure you keep yourself updated with our handy daily catch up...
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You can follow our Villa reporter Ashley Preece on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Steve Cotterill, the former Birmingham City boss, is the current favourite to land the job but Hearts fans are keen on the idea of Terry being appointed at Tynecastle Park.
One said: "I would take John Terry in a heartbeat!"
"John Terry as Hearts manager?" said another. "I'm already looking forward to him wearing a full Hearts Kit and trying to lift the trophy when we win the Scottish."
A third added: "John Terry on the Hampden turf in a full Hearts kit when we win the Scottish in May."
"John Terry," said another supporter. "Captain Leader Legend."
"If Hearts pull off John Terry I’ll do a full training session in just my boxers and socks," joked a fifth.


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Web Designer Thiago Ferreira
I'm a self taught web designer, developer, co-founder and entrepreneur based in Finland. I'm currently part of a small web development team in a upcoming start-up, building web and mobile applications. My passion is to use technology based solutions, to help solve real world challenges. Languages and Frameworks: Javascript, HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, Bootstrap3, Angular.js, Meteor.js, Ionic Frameworks. Tools & expertise: Git, Responsive Web Development and Agile Methodologies.
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I hope you enjoyed my game. Here are the answers to the questions:
I do not own a car. Haven't owned one in 5 years. I love bikes though! I've ridden all over the country and I'm currently working as a bicycle courier here in Seattle. I'm terrible at ping pong but I'll accept any challengers to a lunchtime bike race.
Javascript isn't technically my first experience with programming, but it's been a very long time. When I was a kid, my dad taught me to program in BASIC on our Commodore 64. Later on I did some scripting (in a language I believe was loosely based on perl) and some basic HTML design. (Back when all HTML design was basic.)
I have never jumped out of an airplane, but I did get an Abrams tank airborne once.
I did swim with dolphins, but not on purpose. My kayak sprung a leak and capsized 5 miles out in the Gulf of Mexico and a pod of dolphins showed up around sunset while I was floating back to shore and kept popping up next to me for a while. Some of life's most beautiful moments are in the middle of its disasters.
Not even a little bit, but we'll roll with it.
I had a lot of fun making this. Working my way around the various problems that came up was sometimes frustrating, but also rewarding. The code got a lot more fun as it transitioned from a broken, ugly mess into something functional and streamlined, to an end result I'm proud of. The code ended up being the easy part. The more I try to do to the CSS the worse I make everything look. Going to need to go back and reread all of the material before I try to do anything else to it.
For the sake of making lists, here are the places I was stationed while I was in the Army:


Create the Theme
A theme is a folder containing :
- Views used by the website,
- Assets used by the theme (CSS, javascript, design pictures),
- Helpers dedicated to the website (navigation helper for example),
- Static translations files,
- Optional widgets used by the website.
Important: The 3 folders in red (config, helpers, views) must be present in your theme folder.
Main Ionize Folders
During your website conception with Ionize, you will mainly use these folders. Know their role is a good introduction.| Folder | Usage | Can be renamed | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| /files | All the website content medias | Yes | Medias add through Ionize are stored here. This folder can contains sub-folders, its organization depends on your wishes. |
| /install | Installer program | This folder MUST be deleted after installation | |
| /themes | Theme folder | No | Each subfolder of this folder is a theme. The admin subfolder is the Ionize panel theme. It must not be deleted. |
| /themes/default | Default theme files | Yes | This is a very basic theme used after a fresh install of Ionize. You can rename it or copy it to create your own theme. |
| /themes/default/config | Theme config files | No | Some of these files are written by Ionize |
| /themes/default/helpers | Your helpers files | No | This folder is optional. If you wish to replace some of the existing helpers or create yours, put them in this folder. |
| /themes/default/language | Translations files | No |
This folder is created by Ionize when you create static translations items. See Static Translations for more info. |
| /themes/default/views | Website views | No | Contains all the views of your website. |


NASA identifies new Atlantic Tropical Storm Sebastien
by NASA/Goddard Space Flight CenterNASA's Aqua satellite captured an image of newly formed Tropical Storm Sebastien, located northeast of the Leeward Islands in the Atlantic Ocean.
On Nov. 19, the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer or MODIS instrument that flies aboard NASA's Aqua satellite provided a visible image of Sebastien. The MODIS image showed that the overall cloud pattern of the disturbance has improved since yesterday, Nov. 18, and that the low-pressure area has become well-defined.
NOAA's National Hurricane Center or NHC noted at 11 a.m. EST (1500 UTC), the center of Tropical Storm Sebastien was located near latitude 20.1 north and longitude 58.7 west. That is about 275 miles (445 km) northeast of the Leeward Islands.
Sebastien is moving toward the north-northwest near 8 mph (13 kph). A turn to the north is expected on Wednesday followed by a turn to the northeast and an increase in forward speed Wednesday night. Maximum sustained winds are near 45 mph (75 kph) with higher gusts. Some slight strengthening is possible over the next day or so. The estimated minimum central pressure is 1008 millibars.
Sebastien is expected to become absorbed by a cold front in a couple of days.
NASA's Aqua satellite is one in a fleet of NASA satellites that provide data for hurricane research.
Hurricanes are the most powerful weather event on Earth. NASA's expertise in space and scientific exploration contributes to essential services provided to the American people by other federal agencies, such as hurricane weather forecasting.
For updated forecasts, visit: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov


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Package Modelica.Media.Common provides records and functions shared by many of the property sub-packages. High accuracy fluid property models share a lot of common structure, even if the actual models are different. Common data structures and computations shared by these property models are collected in this library.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Rate | |
| MolarFlowRate | |
| MolarReactionRate | |
| MolarEnthalpy | |
| DerDensityByEntropy | |
| DerEnergyByPressure | |
| DerEnergyByMoles | |
| DerEntropyByTemperature | |
| DerEntropyByPressure | |
| DerEntropyByMoles | |
| DerPressureByDensity | |
| DerPressureBySpecificVolume | |
| DerPressureByTemperature | |
| DerVolumeByTemperature | |
| DerVolumeByPressure | |
| DerVolumeByMoles | |
| IsenthalpicExponent | |
| IsentropicExponent | |
| IsobaricVolumeExpansionCoefficient | |
| IsochoricPressureCoefficient | |
| IsothermalCompressibility | |
| JouleThomsonCoefficient | |
| ThermoFluidSpecial | Property records used by the ThermoFluid library |
| SaturationProperties | Properties in the two phase region |
| SaturationBoundaryProperties | Properties on both phase boundaries, including some derivatives |
| IF97BaseTwoPhase | Intermediate property data record for IF 97 |
| IF97PhaseBoundaryProperties | Thermodynamic base properties on the phase boundary for IF97 steam tables |
| GibbsDerivs | Derivatives of dimensionless Gibbs-function w.r.t. dimensionless pressure and temperature |
| HelmholtzDerivs | Derivatives of dimensionless Helmholtz-function w.r.t. dimensionless pressure, density and temperature |
| TwoPhaseTransportProps | Defines properties on both phase boundaries, needed in the two phase region |
| PhaseBoundaryProperties | Thermodynamic base properties on the phase boundary |
| NewtonDerivatives_ph | Derivatives for fast inverse calculations of Helmholtz functions: p & h |
| NewtonDerivatives_ps | Derivatives for fast inverse calculation of Helmholtz functions: p & s |
| NewtonDerivatives_pT | Derivatives for fast inverse calculations of Helmholtz functions:p & T |
| ExtraDerivatives | Additional thermodynamic derivatives |
| BridgmansTables | Calculates all entries in Bridgmans tables if first seven variables given |
| FundamentalConstants | Constants of the medium |
| AuxiliaryProperties | Intermediate property data record |
| GibbsDerivs2 | Derivatives of Gibbs function w.r.t. pressure and temperature |
| NewtonDerivatives_dT | Derivatives for fast inverse calculations of Gibbs function |
| gibbsToBridgmansTables | Calculates base coefficients for Bridgman's tables from gibbs enthalpy |
| helmholtzToBridgmansTables | Calculates base coefficients for Bridgmans tables from Helmholtz energy |
| gibbsToBoundaryProps | Calculate phase boundary property record from dimensionless Gibbs function |
| helmholtzToBoundaryProps | Calculate phase boundary property record from dimensionless Helmholtz function |
| cv2Phase | Compute isochoric specific heat capacity inside the two-phase region |
| cvdpT2Phase | Compute isochoric specific heat capacity inside the two-phase region and derivative of pressure w.r.t. temperature |
| gibbsToExtraDerivs | Compute additional thermodynamic derivatives from dimensionless Gibbs function |
| helmholtzToExtraDerivs | Compute additional thermodynamic derivatives from dimensionless Helmholtz function |
| Helmholtz_ph | Function to calculate analytic derivatives for computing d and t given p and h |
| Helmholtz_pT | Function to calculate analytic derivatives for computing d and t given p and t |
| Helmholtz_ps | Function to calculate analytic derivatives for computing d and t given p and s |
| smoothStep | Approximation of a general step, such that the characteristic is continuous and differentiable |
| Gibbs2_ph | Function to calculate analytic derivatives for computing T given p and h |
| Gibbs2_dT | Function to calculate analytic derivatives for computing p given d and T |
| Gibbs2_ps | Function to calculate analytic derivatives for computing d and t given p and s |
| OneNonLinearEquation | Determine solution of a non-linear algebraic equation in one unknown without derivatives in a reliable and efficient way |


Opitx - Documentation
6. Source Code
Opitx Application
The source code for the Opitx application is freely available on the Project's GitHub
This enables the user to inspect the code base, modify it, redistribute it or do with it whatever they would wish. This is in line with the Free and Open Source ethos of the Linux community. Being an application intended for use with Linux, it is only rational to offer it in the same spirit as the Operating Systems that it runs on. Additionally, users may feel free to fork the application and add to it, the author is extremely open to all suggestions in bringing to the user a note taking application that they actually want to use and did not write this application to merely impress hiring managers (as many other such applications seem to have truly been written to such purposes).
Opitx is offered under the MIT license.
Copyright 2019 Thomas Leon Highbaugh
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Opitx Documentation Site
This site is also available through the Project's Github under the following terms.


Blame it on the juice: Lizzo shares nude pics online
"BREAK THE INTERNET LIZZO."
by SBS staff writersSpeaking for the magazine's 'Women in Music' issue last year, the 'Truth Hurts" star revealed that she spent much of her youth wishing she was somebody else.

“I felt like I was inadequate; I felt like I wasn’t enough; I felt like people didn’t want to look at me and listen to what I had to say.”
She continued, explaining: “I didn’t love who I was. And the reason I didn’t love who I was is because I was told I wasn’t lovable by the media, by [people at] school, by not seeing myself in beauty ads, by not seeing myself in television… by lack of representation.


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ScalaTest has several helper traits that can help you address specific problems. This page gives tutorials on most of them.
Here are links to the helper traits described on this page:
Inside
ScalaTest's EasyMockSugar
trait provides some basic syntax sugar for EasyMock.
OptionValues
EitherValues
PartialFunctionValues
PrivateMethodTester
Next, learn about the BDD style and tests as specifications.


This is a site that helps you know your Akan name by factoring in your birthday and gender. Kindly put in your details in the form below
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| parent | Parent of the new point (important for target/source) |
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114_cppowboy_i_am_back.py
class Solution:
def minTrioDegree(self, n: int, edges: List[List[int]]) -> int:
degree = [0] * n
connection = [[False] * n for _ in range(n)]
for u, v in edges:
u, v = u - 1, v - 1
degree[u] += 1
degree[v] += 1
connection[u][v] = True
connection[v][u] = True
result = n * 3 + 1
for i in range(n):
for j in range(i + 1, n):
for k in range(j + 1, n):
if connection[i][j] and connection[i][k] and connection[j][k]:
result = min(result, degree[i] + degree[j] + degree[k] - 6)
return result if result < n * 3 + 1 else -1


Chapter 7 Primary data analysis
7.1 Analysis of sample distribution
7.1.1 Histogram
# sample of random integers
<- round(rnorm(n=50, sd=5, mean=100))
v
par(mfrow=c(1,2))
stripchart(v, method = "stack", pch=19, cex=2, offset=.5, at=.15,
main = "Dotplot of random value", xlab = "Random value")
hist(v)
# add density
<- density(v)$x
x <- (10/max(density(v)$y))*density(v)$y # scale y to plot with histogram
y lines(x, y, col="red", lwd=2)
7.2 Handling missing data
- Ignore: Discard samples with missing values.
- Impute: ‘Fill in’ the missing values with other values.
- Accept: Apply methods that are unaffected by the missing data.
library(naniar)
<- read.csv('./DATA/mammographic.data')
mammographic any_na(mammographic)
# Replace ? with NAs: bands
<- replace_with_na_all(mammographic, ~.x == '?')
mammographic any_na(mammographic)
miss_var_summary(mammographic)
Vizualysing missing data
library(ggpubr)
<- vis_miss(mammographic)
a # comulative
<- vis_miss(mammographic, cluster=TRUE)
b <- gg_miss_case(mammographic)
c
ggarrange(a, b, c + rremove("x.text"),
labels = c("frame view", "cumulative", "missing"),
ncol = 3, nrow = 1)
Missing data types
- MCAR: Missing Completely At Random
- MAR: Missing At Random
- MNAR: Missing Not At Random
| Type | Imputation | Deletion | Visual cues |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCAR | Recommended | Will not lead to bias | Random or noisy patterns in missingness clusters |
| MAR | Recommended | May lead to bias | Well-defined missingness clusters when arrangin for a particular variable(s) |
| MNAR | Will lead to bias | Will lead to bias | Neither visual pattern above holds |
It can be difficult to ascertain the missingness type using visual inspection!
Internal evaluation
Compair distributions with/without imputed values:
- Mean
- Variance
- Scale
Exterlan evaluation Build ML models with/without imputated values and evaluate impact of imputation method on ML model performance:
- Classification
- Regression
- Clustering
- etc.
Ideally imputation should not bring big differences.
Mean and linear imputations
library(naniar)
library(simputation)
# Impute with the mean
<- bands %>%
imp_mean bind_shadow(only_miss = TRUE) %>%
add_label_shadow() %>%
impute_mean_all()
# Impute with lm
<- bands %>%
imp_lm bind_shadow(only_miss = TRUE) %>%
add_label_shadow() %>%
impute_lm(Blade_pressure ~ Ink_temperature) %>%
impute_lm(Roughness ~ Ink_temperature) %>%
impute_lm(Ink_pct ~ Ink_temperature)
Combining multiple imputation models
# Aggregate the imputation models
<- bind_rows(mean = imp_mean,
imp_models lm = lmp_lm,
.id = "imp_model")
head(imp_models)
7.3 Dealing with outliers
Outliers are rare values that appear far away from the majority of the data.
Outliers can bias the results and potentially lead to incorrect conclusions if not handled properly.
It is possible to remove outliers from the data but removing data points can introduce other types of bias into the results, and potentially result in losing critical information.
If outliers seem to have a lot of influence on the results, a nonparametric test such as the Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test may be appropriate to use instead.
Outliers can be identified visually using a boxplot.
- The 3-sigma rule (for normally distributed data)
- The 1.5*IQR rule (more general)
Outliers:
- any value lower that \(Q1 - 1.5 x IQR\)
- or any higher than \(Q3 + 1.5 x IQR\)
Multivariate methods
* Distance-based: K-nearest neighbors (kNN) distance
* Density-based: Local outlier factor (LOF)
**1.5*IQR rule**
Outliers:
- any value lower that \(Q1 - 1.5 x IQR\)
- or any higher than \(Q3 + 1.5 x IQR\)
Distance-based methods
- Average distance to the K-nearest neighbors
Density-based methods
- Number of the neighboring points within a certain distance
Assumption: outliers often lie far from their neighbors
Local Outlier Factor (LOF)
* Measures the local deviation of a data point with respect to its neighbors.
* Outliers are observations with substantially lower density than their neighbors.
get.knn()
from FNN package
- Each observation \(x\) has an associated score LOF(\(x\))
LOF(\(x\)) \(\approx\) 1 similar density to its neighbors
LOF(\(x\)) < 1 higher density than neighbors (inlier)
LOF(\(x\)) > 1 lower density than neighbors (outlier)
lof()
function from dbscan
package
What to do with outlier observations?
1. Retention: Keep them in your dataset and, if possible, use algorithms that are robust to outliers.
- e.g. K nearest-neighbors (kNN), tree-based methods (decision tree, random forest)
2. Imputation: Use an imputation method to replace their value with a less extreme observation.
- e.g. mode imputation, linear imputation, kNN imputation.
3. Capping: Replace them with the value of the 5-th percentile (lower limit) or 95-th percentile (upper limit).
4. Exclusion: Not recommended, especially in small datasets or those where a normal distribution cannot be assumed.
<- read.csv('./DATA/cars.csv')
cars <- cars[,1:3]
cars head(cars)
## distance consume speed
## 1 28 5 26
## 2 12 42 30
## 3 112 55 38
## 4 129 39 36
## 5 185 45 46
## 6 83 64 50
boxplot(cars$consume)
<- quantile(cars$consume)
consume_quartiles consume_quartiles
## 0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
## 4 41 46 52 122
# Scale data and create scatterplot: cars_scaled
require(dplyr)
glimpse(cars)
## Rows: 388
## Columns: 3
## $ distance <int> 28, 12, 112, 129, 185, 83, 78, 123, 49, 119, 124, 118, 123, 247, 124, 173,…
## $ consume <int> 5, 42, 55, 39, 45, 64, 44, 5, 64, 53, 56, 46, 59, 51, 47, 51, 56, 51, 49, …
## $ speed <int> 26, 30, 38, 36, 46, 50, 43, 40, 26, 30, 42, 38, 59, 58, 46, 24, 36, 32, 39…
<- as.data.frame(scale(cars))
cars_scaled plot(distance ~ consume, data = cars_scaled,
main = 'Fuel consumption vs. distance')
# Calculate upper threshold: upper_th
<- consume_quartiles[4] +
upper_th 1.5 * (consume_quartiles[4] - consume_quartiles[2])
upper_th
## 75%
## 68.5
# Print the sorted vector of distinct potential outliers
sort(unique(cars$consume[cars$consume > upper_th]))
## [1] 69 71 74 79 81 87 99 108 115 122
library(FNN)
# Compute KNN score
<- get.knn(data = cars_scaled, k = 7)
cars_knn <- cars
cars1 $knn_score <- rowMeans(cars_knn$nn.dist)
cars1
# Print top 5 KNN scores and data point indices: top5_knn
<- order(cars1$knn_score, decreasing = TRUE)[1:5]) (top5_knn
## [1] 320 107 335 56 190
print(cars1$knn_score[top5_knn])
## [1] 4.472813 2.385471 2.246905 2.122242 1.740575
# Plot variables using KNN score as size of points
plot(distance ~ consume, data = cars1, cex = knn_score, pch = 20)
library(dbscan)
# Add lof_score column to cars1
<- cars
cars1 $lof_score <- lof(cars_scaled, minPts = 7)
cars1
# Print top 5 LOF scores and data point indices: top5_lof
<- order(cars1$lof_score, decreasing = TRUE)[1:5]) (top5_lof
## [1] 165 186 161 228 52
print(cars1$lof_score[top5_lof])
## [1] 2.606151 2.574906 2.328733 2.252610 2.027528
# Plot variables using LOF score as size of points
plot(distance ~ consume, data = cars1,
cex = lof_score, pch = 20)


List of available endpoints with JSON output:
List of available endpoints with CSV output (These will download .csv file(s))
List of available endpoints for full app flow (.csv download)
core: {{ rate['core']['remaining'] }}
search: {{ rate['search']['remaining'] }}
Erik & Axel dataset(s)


We all have names, but not every one knows how or they were named. However there are some people who know where ther names origianated from. These are people from Ghana, a west african country. Ghanaians have a naming system where they get named depending on the day they are born.
*HOW IT WORKS*
By providing your details as required below the application will take your birth dates and calculate the day of week in which you were born hence giving you your Akan name.
Here are some Ghanaian Names:


Project Horror: Halloween 2019
Report:
This project was thought of and created in just over one week. I decided to do a simple walkthrough for halloween, my version of a virtual haunted house concept. This project is based around overlap triggered events to create a spooky environment. The goal is simple, walk through each level to find the entrance to the next level, while trying to make it back to your apartment safe.
Features:
- Built for PC/Console
- Run/Jump mechanics no combat
- Various overlap events
- Bonus in level one: turn off the generator
- My first time making animated credits and loading screens
Screenshots:
Video:


Big surprise for people of Tamil Nadu in 2021 Assembly polls: Rajinikanth
After expressing his willingness to join hands with his contemporary and Makkal Needhi Maiam founder Kamal Haasan politically, the actor also said matters relating to alliance and who will be the Chief Minister in such a case will be decided during the polls.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Rajinikanthsaid that people of Tamil Nadu are set for a big surprise in 2021
- He expressed his intent to join hands with Kamal Haasan politically
- But alliance and CM candidate will be decided at a later point
Superstar Rajinikanth on Thursday said the people of Tamil Nadu will create a wonder and marvel in the state in 2021, when the next Assembly elections are due.
After expressing his willingness to join hands with his contemporary and Makkal Needhi Maiam founder Kamal Haasan politically, the actor also said matters relating to alliance and who will be the Chief Minister in such a case will be decided during the polls.
"In 2021, people of Tamil Nadu will 100 per cent create a big wonder and marvel in politics," he said in an apparent reference to the polls scheduled then and possibly about him coming to play a major role then. He was speaking to reporters here.


Press release
Sir Michael Wilshaw has written to 3 headteachers who have shown exceptional leadership by supporting other schools to improve.
Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw, has today written letters to 3 exceptional school leaders to congratulate them on their success in supporting significant improvement in other schools, as well as their own.
During the last few months, Sir Michael has asked inspectors to nominate leaders who have been instrumental in raising standards and improving the prospects of youngsters in previously under-performing schools. Today’s letters are the first to be issued as part of this new initiative to recognise exceptional system leadership.
Sir Michael said:
I’m very pleased to celebrate the achievements of these 3 exceptional leaders.
They have all taken risks, put themselves out there and spread good practice beyond their own schools. They are reformers who have turned their ambitions for success into reality, and raised standards for children not only at their own schools, but at other schools nearby.
We need more great leaders in our education system. By recognising these three people, I hope others will be inspired to follow their example and take every step necessary to improve the prospects and life chances of children in their own schools and in others.
The 3 exceptional leaders are:
Sir Michael will continue to write to exceptional leaders throughout the year, and the names of every recipient will be published in Ofsted’s 2016 Annual report on education and skills.
Today’s letters have also been sent to the Secretary of State for Education, Nicky Morgan.


DEAR SIR. I AM 25 YEARS AND I AM LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. I INTENDED TO INVEST THE SUM OF TWENTY MILLION UNITED STATES DOLLARS INHERITED BY MY LATE FATHER.I AM FROM ZIMBABWE.BUT I AM LIVING IN THE NETHERLANDS (EUROPE) AT THE MOMENT FOR MORE INFORMATION REACH ME THROUGH THE EMAIL<EMAIL_ADDRESS>BEST REGARDS MRS MUDIWA ZUKA


This page documents the ugly details of GreenWall's configuration. Unless you have a large confederation and need to minimize the size of your configuration or you are trying to do something fancy, you probably want to read the Guild Quickstart guide (GUILD_QUICKSTART.md) instead.
All configuration for general guild chat is stored in the "Guild Information" field in the "Guild" window (J
). The block of configuration text will be read by GreenWall on the member machines. The benefit of this approach is that a member can join and use GreenWall without having to perform any special configuration.
All configuration directives use the following format.
GWx:arglist
Versions older than 1.3 use the following format. The older format is still supported after 1.3 for backwards compatibility.
GW:x:arglist
The x
is substituted with a specific opcode and the arglist
portion is a
colon separated list of arguments.
This specifies the custom chat channel to use for all general confederation bridging.
Op Code: c
Arguments:
Example:
GWc:topSekrit:E88l2S8qXq5m
You must specify one of these directives for each co-guild in the confederation, including the co-guild you are configuring.
Op Code: p
Arguments:
The peer co-guild directives must be identical between all co-guild configurations after all variable substitution has been applied.
Example:
GWp:Alea Iacta Est Fortuna:fortuna
This specifies the custom chat channel to use for officer chat confederation bridging.
Op Code: a
Arguments:
Example:
GWa:secretSquirrels:y7Gl5058j68f
This specifies a variable that will can be used in the peer co-guild directives to reduce the size of the configuration.
Op Code: s
Arguments:
If specified, any occurrence of a $
character followed by the variable name will be substituted with the configured value. Since the $
character is not allowed in the name of a guild, there is no escape sequence for the character.
The parser is single-pass, so the variable definition must precede the use of the variable in the configuration.
Example:
GWs:Alea Iacta Est:n
GWp:$n Verendus:verendus
GWp:$n Salus:salus
The minimum version of GreenWall that the guild management wishes to allow members to use.
Op Code: v
Arguments:
Example:
GWv:1.3.0
This option specifies the type of channel defense hat should be employed.
This feature is currently unimplemented.
Op Code: d
Arguments:
If left unspecified, no channel defense will be employed.
Example:
GWd:k
This is the old format for specifying configuration options.
Op Code: o
Arguments:
key=value
.The value associated with the key mv
will be interpreted as the minimum version and value associated with the key cd
will be interpreted as the channel defense setting.


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selector: 'highlight-demo',
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'Twas on this day in the year Two Thousand and Four
Mr Key came a-knocking at a filthy black door.
The door was in Denmark Street off the Charing Cross Road
Where the Sex Pistols rehearsed and punk rock did explode.
But now behind the door was a radio station,
By far the finest in the entire nation.
For this was the home of Resonance FM,
A radiophonic treasure, a jewel, a gem.
As Mr Key did upon the black door knock
The time was approaching four o clock.
A buzzer buzzed, and in he stepped
Into a hallway that had never been swept.
Then through to a back room where laptops did hum
“Mr Key” said a fellow, “Thank God you have come!”
He was tall and bearded was this man,
The then station manager Knut Aufermann.
In a corner a bucket caught leaks from the ceiling
And upon the walls the paint was peeling.
It was a squalid place for sure
(Resonance is not based there any more.)
“I am here to broadcast my first ever radio show,”
Said Mr Key. Said Knut “Yes, I know.
You must clamber up that narrow stair
And when you get to the top please beware
The floor above is close to collapse
It will last another year or two perhaps.”
So up the stairs climbed Mr Key
Where he met a man called Malachi.
“Hello,” he said, “I'm your sound engineer.
My job's to ensure the audience can hear
The sensible prose you're going to spout
As our transmitter beams it out
To all four corners of the planetary sphere.
It is nearly time, so sit down here.”
He proffered a chair that was falling to bits,
But Mr Key sat and gathered his wits
He cleared his throat and tested the microphone
And he started to speak in mellifluous baritone
“This is Hooting Yard On the Air,” he said.
Indeed it was. And those seven words led
To seven whole years of Hooting Yard shows
To hours and hours of lopsided prose
For the moral instruction of a grateful nation
On the world's most astonishing radio station.
And the shows are not lost in the dust of the past
Hundreds can be heard in the form of podcast
Yet 'twas babble o' the future when he knocked on that door
On the fourteenth of April, Two Thousand and Four.
The first ever episode of Hooting Yard On The Air will be repeated on Resonance104.4FM today ay 6.30 PM. A podcast will be available for download in the near future.


Title: Groovy Classes to Implement JCSP parallelism
Description: Classes required to implement JCSP Constructs within Groovy
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2005
Company: Napier University
NetChannelOUTPUT
list creation (Jon Kerridge)
and changes to comply with Groovy-jsr03| Type | Name and description |
|---|---|
java.util.List<ChannelOutput> |
cList |
| Constructor and description |
|---|
ChannelOutputList
(Any2AnyChannel[] channelArray) ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList class of java
This ChannelOutputList takes an array of Any2Any Channels as its
constructor parameter and converts them to a list of Channel Output Ends |
ChannelOutputList
(One2AnyChannel[] channelArray) ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList class of java
This ChannelOutputList takes an array of One2Any Channels as its
constructor parameter and converts them to a list of Channel Output Ends |
ChannelOutputList
(Any2OneChannel[] channelArray) ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList class of java
This ChannelOutputList takes an array of Any2One Channels as its
constructor parameter and converts them to a list of Channel Output Ends |
ChannelOutputList
(One2OneChannel[] channelArray) ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList class of java
This ChannelOutputList takes an array of One2One Channels as its
constructor parameter and converts them to a list of Channel Output Ends |
ChannelOutputList
() ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList class of java
This constructor creates an empty ArrayList to be populated with
Channel Output Ends |
| Type Params | Return Type | Name and description |
|---|---|---|
|
void |
append(ChannelOutput value) Appends the channel output end or net channel output to the ChannelOutputList. |
|
void |
broadcast(java.lang.Object bValue) The broadcast method writes the same cloned value to each element of the ChannelOutputList. |
|
void |
broadcastSeq(java.lang.Object value) The broadcastSeq method writes the cloned value to each element of the ChannelOutputList. |
|
boolean |
contains(ChannelOutput value) The method contains determines whether or not the Channel Output List contains a specific value |
|
ChannelOutput |
getAt(int index) This method returns the channel output end located at the subscript specified by index |
|
void |
minus(java.util.List list) This method removes the elements specified in the list from the channel list |
|
void |
plus(java.util.List<ChannelOutput> list) This method adds the elements contained in the list parameter to the channel list |
|
void |
putAt(int index, ChannelOutput value) This method puts a channel end specified by value at the position specified by index into the channel list |
|
boolean |
remove(ChannelOutput value) This method removes a value that is a channel output end from the list |
|
int |
size() Returns the length of the Channel Output List |
|
ChannelOutput[] |
toArray() converts the ChannelOutputList to an array |
|
void |
write(java.util.List valueList) The write method writes to each channel in a ChannelOutputList a value from the list of values, one value per channel end, both subscripted using the same index. |
|
void |
writeSeq(java.util.List valueList) The writeSeq method writes to each channel in a ChannelOutputList a value from the list of values, one value per channel end, both subscripted using the same index. |
| Methods inherited from class | Name |
|---|---|
class java.lang.Object |
java.lang.Object#wait(long, int), java.lang.Object#wait(long), java.lang.Object#wait(), java.lang.Object#equals(java.lang.Object), java.lang.Object#toString(), java.lang.Object#hashCode(), java.lang.Object#getClass(), java.lang.Object#notify(), java.lang.Object#notifyAll() |
ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList
class of java
This ChannelOutputList takes an array of Any2Any Channels
as its
constructor parameter and converts them to a list of Channel Output Ends
ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList
class of java
This ChannelOutputList takes an array of One2Any Channels
as its
constructor parameter and converts them to a list of Channel Output Ends
ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList
class of java
This ChannelOutputList takes an array of Any2One Channels
as its
constructor parameter and converts them to a list of Channel Output Ends
ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList
class of java
This ChannelOutputList takes an array of One2One Channels
as its
constructor parameter and converts them to a list of Channel Output Ends
ChannelOutputList uses the ArrayList
class of java
This constructor creates an empty ArrayList
to be populated with
Channel Output Ends
Appends the channel output end or net channel output to the ChannelOutputList.
value
- The channel end to be added to the list of channelsThe broadcast method writes the same cloned value to each element of the ChannelOutputList. The channels are written to in parallel
value
- The value to be written, which must implement CloneableThe broadcastSeq method writes the cloned value to each element of the ChannelOutputList. The channels are written to in sequence
value
- The value to be written, which must implement CloneableThe method contains determines whether or not the Channel Output List contains a specific value
value
- The element value which is to be looked forThis method returns the channel output end located at the subscript specified by index
index
- the subscript of the channel end returned form the ChannelOutputListThis method removes the elements specified in the list from the channel list
list
- the list of channel ends to be removedThis method adds the elements contained in the list parameter to the channel list
list
- a list of channel output ends to be added to the existing channel listThis method puts a channel end specified by value at the position specified by index into the channel list
index
- the subscript of the element to be setvalue
- a channel output endThis method removes a value that is a channel output end from the list
value
- the channel output end to be removedReturns the length of the Channel Output List
converts the ChannelOutputList to an array
The write method writes to each channel in a ChannelOutputList a value from the list of values, one value per channel end, both subscripted using the same index. The channels are written to in parallel
valueList
- A list containing the values to be written one for each
channel in the ChannelOutputListThe writeSeq method writes to each channel in a ChannelOutputList a value from the list of values, one value per channel end, both subscripted using the same index. The channels are written to in sequence
valueList
- A list containing the values to be written one for each
channel in the ChannelOutputListGroovy Documentation


[gecode-users] Multiple thread lock error
Vera Mersheeva
vmersheyeva at gmail.com
Mon Sep 17 10:43:09 CEST 2012
Chris Mears <chris.mears at ...> writes:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Sometimes when running an example (e.g. ./bibd -threads 4) with more
> than one thread I provoke this error at the end:
>
> terminate called after throwing an instance of
'Gecode::OperatingSystemError'
>
> ... or sometimes this one:
>
> terminate called after throwing an instance of
'Gecode::OperatingSystemError'
> what(): Mutex::acquire[pthread_mutex_lock]: Operating system error
> Aborted
>
> It happens only some of the time, with Gecode 3.4.0 and with the trunk
> version, on Debian Linux with kernel version 2.6.32.
>
> Is this a serious error? It still seems to give the right answer
> before it prints the error.
>
> Cheers,
> Chris
>
Hello!
I have faced the same problem. Do you know what may cause it?
Sincerelly,
Vera
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initJSAV(A)
genAnswer()
capacity
numItems
Enter the values that would go into the bottom row of the dynamic table. Separate each value with a space or comma.
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WITNESS LIST State Affairs Committee (Subcommittee on Native American Affairs) January 30, 2002 - 9:00A Native American Affairs ON: Alridiez, Albert Tribal Governor (Ysleta del Sur Pueblo), El Paso, TX Arroyos, Ramon (Kalpulli Tlalteca), El Paso, TX Barnes, Randy Civil Rights Activist (Self), Universal, TX Escobedo, Miguel Regional Director (Texas Department of Health), El Paso, TX Gutierrez, Florine Superintendent (Bureau of Indian Affairs-Southern Pueblos Agency), Albuquerque, NM Hernandez, Raymond Tribal Representative (Tap Pilam Conhuiltecan Nation), San Antonio, TX Hook, Dr. Jonathan (American Indian Resource Center), San Antonio, TX Ibarra, Lupe Board Member (Cultural Preservation & Graves Protection Association), El Paso, TX Jackson, Ronald (Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo), El Paso, TX Lefevre, Vena Advisory Board (Trans Pecos Renewal Center), Odessa, TX Mancias, Juan Benito (Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas), Lubbock, TX Ortiz, Corina Vice Chair (Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas), Dripping, TX Romero Jr., Daniel Castro Chairman (Lipan Apache Band of Texas, Inc.), San Antonio, TX Soto, Robert Council Member (Lipan Apache Band of Texas), McAllen, TX Tijerina, Luis President (Trans Pecos Renewal Center), Odessa, TX Tuchawena, Nona Tribal Gov't Officer (Bureau of Indian Affairs-Southern Pueblos Agency), Albuquerque, NM Vasquez, Ramon Executive Director (American Indians in Texas-Spanish Colonial Missions), San Antonio, TX Wanser, Dave Executive Director (Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse), Austin, TX Waters, Teresa Chief (Jelso Te' Gama Tribe), Odessa, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Hisa, Carlos Lt. Gov. (Ysleta del Sur Pueblo), El Paso, TX Loera, Arturo Councilman (Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo), El Paso, TX Lopez, Juan Tribal Councilman (Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo), El Paso, TX Padilla Sr., Jesus A. Councilman (Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo), El Paso, TX Quezada, Ricardo War Captain (Ysleta del Sur Pueblo), El Paso, TX Sinclaire, Daniel Tribal Shireffi (Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo), El Paso, TX


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Highly available and fault tolerant deployments on Heroku
Heroku
Heroku is a platform as a service (PaaS) that enables developers to build, run, and operate applications entirely in the cloud.
High Availability & Fault Tolerance
Chapter 1
First Deployment
Backstory
You're a CTO of a new e-commerce startup. The project is finally ready to be deployed
and you, as a leader, will do the honors and release it to production.
Deployment
- Connect to GitHub
- Enable Automatic Deploys
- Deploy Branch
Bucketeer
Initialize Database
heroku run 'env AUTO_ACCEPT=1 bundle exec rails db:schema:load db:seed spree_sample:load' -a your-app-name
Exercise
Make sure that we use the same database version on all environments.
Chapter 2
Ninja Developer
Backstory
One of the developers (people call him "Ninja Developer") finished a very important feature.
The biggest file has 1435 lines of code, there are no tests and the code is "peculiar" in the
best case. On the top of it all, everything is in a single commit named "change". Deadline is
near so we have no choice but to merge it and "test" it on production.
Let's test that feature!
- Visit /login
- Sign in using<EMAIL_ADDRESS>credentials
- Visit /admin
- Click Configuration -> General Settings
Set dyno count to 2 and repeat the process
Conclusion
Running at least 2 web dynos for any mission-critical app increases the probability that the app will remain available during a catastrophic event.
Chapter 3
Intern database administrator
Backstory
Company is cutting costs. Experienced database administrator who managed
to maintain the application without any major incident for two years was replaced
by an intern. Unfortunately, the intern dropped the production database on
his first day of work and was immediately fired. Now it's our turn to clean this mess.
Import Database
heroku pg:backups:restore 'https://your-app-name.herokuapp.com/37ffb307-0424-4339-b3ab-9312fea0677d' DATABASE_URL -a your-app-name
Configure Scheduled Backups
heroku pg:backups:schedule DATABASE_URL --at '03:00 Europe/Warsaw' --app your-app-name
List Scheduled Backups
heroku pg:backups:schedules --app your-app-name
Backstory
It's 4:30 PM on Friday. We're sitting in the office, pretending that we work
and counting down the minutes til the weekend when all of the sudden marketing
lead enters our room. He tells us that he's launching a marketing campain
at the weekend and we can expect tripled traffic. He leaves the room without
waiting for the reply.
Simulate Traffic
while true; do curl -s 'http://example.com' > /dev/null; printf '.'; done
Backstory
The marketing campaing was a failure. Our infrastructured scaled perfectly
but the sales dropped to 0. Marketing lead was fired and our job is to
investigate what really happened that weekend. We review Google Analytics
and see that traffic increased, but there's something wrong with conversion
funnel. There are no Review Transaction events...
Monitoring
- Errors
- Performance
- Uptime
- Business processes
Sentry
Scout
AWS Route 53
ELK Stack


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