Woman rescued from bath after getting stuck for eight days
Meals on wheels proved they were worth their weight in gold when they were unable to deliver food to a woman in her 70s who had got stuck in her bath.
The unnamed woman went without food for over a week because she could not climb out of the tub at her home in Loughborough, Leicestershire.
Dawn Jackson from Wiltshire Farm Foods was unable to get hold of her on the phone to deliver her meals so became concerned.
They contacted police who broke in and discovered the woman, who was hungry, but otherwise fine, and told officers she had been there for eight days.
A police spokesman said: ‘Officers managed to get her out and East Midlands Ambulance were called to carry out medical assessment. Although hungry she is okay.’
Suzy Leeson, franchise owner of Wiltshire Farm Foods, said: ‘We couldn’t get in touch with her over the phone, which was unusual.
‘One of our customer care assistants, Dawn Jackson, was becoming increasingly worried about her and was ringing every day.
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‘In the end she asked one of our drivers, Lenny, to go round to make sure she was okay. He found a pile of post and decided to call the police. They went round, broke in and found her.
‘The police officer told us she had managed to keep warm with an electric fire. He said she was in hospital but amazingly she was okay.
‘I can’t imagine how frightening it must have been for her to be unable to move. If Lenny hadn’t gone round she might still be stuck there.
‘Our drivers do try to get to know our customers and look out for them where they can. I’m really pleased with how Lenny and Dawn went out of their way here.’
The woman is now recovering in hospital.
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The main purpose of this project is to create a web applications for quick image to image translation. The implementation is based on the paper. The user can draw a sketch or a semantic map to the left and the application will render it to a real image on the right canvas. The model was trained using Tensorflow and converted to a web application using Tensorflow.js.
The main purpose of this project is to design an application to make face segmentation directly from the webcam. The basic model is a U-Net model extracted from pix2pix trained on this faces dataset. To make sure that the model runs in real time the model was trained with less parameters and more augmented dataset.
In this project the model takes live feed from the webcam and tries to reconstuct the original image. It is based on two models. The first model is based on the face semgnetation project; so basically it creates face segmentation. The second model was trained on a celebrity dataset where the input is a segmented face and the output is a celebirty face.
This projects is designed to recognize drawings in real time. The user draws a shape in the canvas and the model will predict the top 5 objects that match the drawing. It was trained on 100 classes taken from the quick draw dataset.
This projects is designed to recognize latex symbols in real time. The user draws a shape in the canvas and the model will predict the top 5 objects that match the drawing. It was trained on 369 classes taken from this dataset.
A complete walk-through on how to create machine learning models in the browser. The new Tensorflow.js library from Google opens new possibities for developers to start training and deploying machine learning models using javascript.
In this tutorial I explain how to train a model in colab then deploy it in the browser with Tensorflow.js.
In this tutorial I explain how to make a sentiment classification in keras then deploy it in the browser using Tensorflow.js.
In this tutorial I explain how to create anotebook on google colab. The notebook explores the possiblitiy of training, testing and deploying a model a model in the browser without leaving the notebook.
In this tutorial I explain how created the fast pix2pix application. It gives a compete walk-though of training the porting the model to the browser.
This notebook shows a simple pipeline for training pix2pix on a simple dataset.
This notebook shows how to train, test then deploy models in the browser directly from one notebook.
Google recently allowed training on TPUs for free on colab. This notebook explains how to enable TPU training. Also, it reports some benchmarks using mnist dataset by comparing TPU and GPU performance.
This notebook shows to create a custom data genertor in keras.
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Hi.
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Season 2 spans several months on a world where the seasons last for years at a time. The Seven Kingdoms are at war, with the King in the North, Robb Stark, fighting to win independence for his people and those of the Riverlands. Robb decides that he must win the allegiance of the fiercely independent ironborn to his cause, and sends his best friend Theon Greyjoy to treat with his father, who is hatching plans of his own. Meanwhile, Joffrey Baratheon holds the Iron Throne with the backing of the powerful House Lannister, but his uncle Renly has also claimed the throne with the support of House Tyrell, whose armies are much larger. As they struggle for the throne, Tyrion Lannister arrives in King's Landing to take matters in hand, only to face opposition from his scheming sister, Cersei, now the Queen Regent.
However, there is another faction entering the picture. Stannis Baratheon, Robert's younger brother and Renly's older brother, has also claimed the Iron Throne. A proven battle commander and veteran of several wars, Stannis is known to be utterly without mercy to his enemies and will do what is right even if it destroys him. Advising him is Melisandre, an enigmatic priestess from the east, who believes Stannis is meant for a greater destiny, and Ser Davos Seaworth, an honest and honorable man uneasy with the shifts in power at Stannis' court.
Far to the east, Daenerys Targaryen has hatched the only three dragons in the world. Eventually they will grow into terrifying monsters capable of destroying cities at her command, but for now they are still hatchlings and vulnerable. With her khalasar gone, Daenerys and her small band of followers must find a way across a forbidding wasteland and find new allies to support her claim to the Iron Throne.
In the distant north, the Night's Watch has mounted an expedition beyond the Wall, searching for missing rangers and investigating rumors of wildlings gathering in the mountains. For Jon Snow this will be a rite of passage as he is asked to make difficult choices, for the realm and for himself.


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Pat has come up with a business idea by combining two signature Seattle icons:
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Gorillas are ground-dwelling, predominantly herbivorous apes that inhabit the forests of central Africa.
The 360 video below shows gorillas in the Congo rainforest.
The eponymous genus Gorilla is divided into two species: the eastern gorillas and the western gorillas, and either four or five subspecies. They are the largest living primates by physical size.
The DNA of gorillas is highly similar to that of humans, from 95–99% depending on what is counted, and they are the next closest living relatives to humans after the chimpanzees and bonobos.
Gorillas' natural habitats cover tropical or subtropical forests in Africa. Although their range covers a small percentage of Africa, gorillas cover a wide range of elevations. The mountain gorilla inhabits the Albertine Rift montane cloud forests of the Virunga Volcanoes, ranging in altitude from 2,200–4,300 metres (7,200–14,100 ft). Lowland gorillas live in dense forests and lowland swamps and marshes as low as sea level, with western lowland gorillas living in Central West African countries and eastern lowland gorillas living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo near its border with Rwanda.
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Rolls (E, beans, whatever you call them) lost their magic for me REAL fast. the first time I took one, I was in heaven. Like it says on the effects page, I wanted nothing more than to come off and eat another one. I thought 'this is how i want to feel ALL the time.' I was super confident, funnier than usual, very open, sweet, and of course, the 'I love you, man...' It was sweet.
But soon after I needed two to get me where one took me. ridiculously (may I emphasize RIDICULOUSLY) soon after, 2 wouldn't cut it and I'd need three. When you're in highschool and mooching off your parents... wasting anywhere from 30-60 bucks in one night (maybe more, depending on where you're going, what you're doing, etc...) can raise a lot of questions for your parents. Besides, no one wants to be wasting that much money chronically and not have anything to show for it.
On TOP of all this, they just weren't putting me in that wonderful place anymore. I'd be at that peak for 5 minutes then come down and be real depressed then peak up again for another 10 minutes and then back down. It was an emotional rollercoaster of the worst kind in a pill. And the mornings-after just kept getting worse and worse. I felt absolutely brain dead after a while. I didn't wanna turn into some of my friends who've taken way too much E and is evident in their behavior, slow talking, and new-found slurs.
That's how rolls lost their magic for me. *tada*
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In this view, you can access and manage the assets that belong to your project.
The left panel of the browser shows the folder structure of the project as a hierarchical list. When a folder is selected from the list by clicking, its contents will be shown in the panel to the right. You can click the small triangle to expand or collapse the folder, displaying any nested folders it contains. Hold down Alt while you click to expand or collapse any nested folders recursively.
The individual assets are shown in the right hand panel as icons that indicate their type (script, material, sub-folder, etc). The icons can be resized using the slider at the bottom of the panel; they will be replaced by a hierarchical list view if the slider is moved to the extreme left. The space to the left of the slider shows the currently selected item, including a full path to the item if a search is being performed.
Above the project structure list is a Favorites section where you can keep frequently-used items for easy access. You can drag items from the project structure list to the Favourites and also save search queries there (see Searching below).
Just above the panel is a “breadcrumb trail” that shows the path to the folder currently being viewed. The separate elements of the trail can be clicked for easy navigation around the folder hierarchy. When searching, this bar changes to show the area being searched (the root Assets folder, the selected folder or the Asset Store) along with a count of free and paid assets available in the store, separated by a slash. There is an option in the General section of Unity’s Preferences window to disable the display of Asset Store hit counts if they are not required.
Along the top edge of the window is the browser’s toolbar.
Located at the left side of the toolbar, the Create menu lets you add new assets and sub-folders to the current folder. To its right are a set of tools to allow you to search the assets in your project.
The Window menu provides the option of switching to a one-column version of the project view, essentially just the hierarchical structure list without the icon view. The lock icon next to the menu enables you to “freeze” the current contents of the view (ie, stop them being changed by events elsewhere) in a similar manner to the inspector lock.
The browser has a powerful search facility that is especially useful for locating assets in large or unfamiliar projects. The basic search will filter assets according to the text typed in the search box
If you type more than one search term then the search is narrowed, so if you type coastal scene it will only find assets with both “coastal” and “scene” in the name (ie, terms are ANDed together).
To the right of the search bar are three buttons. The first allows you to further filter the assets found by the search according to their type.
Continuing to the right, the next button filters assets according to their Label (labels can be set for an asset in the Inspector). Since the number of labels can potentially be very large, the label menu has its own mini-search filter box.
Note that the filters work by adding an extra term in the search text. A term beginning with “t:” filters by the specified asset type, while “l:” filters by label. You can type these terms directly into the search box rather than use the menu if you know what you are looking for. You can search for more than one type or label at once. Adding several types will expand the search to include all specified types (ie, types will be ORed together). Adding multiple labels will narrow the search to items that have all the specified labels (ie, labels are ANDed).
The rightmost button saves the search by adding an item to the Favourites section of the asset list.
The Project Browser’s search can also be applied to assets available from the Unity Asset Store. If you choose Asset Store from the menu in the breadcrumb bar, all free and paid items from the store that match your query will be displayed. Searching by type and label works the same as for a Unity project. The search query words will be checked against the asset name first and then the package name, package label and package description in that order (so an item whose name contains the search terms will be ranked higher than one with the same terms in its package description).
If you select an item from the list, its details will be displayed in the inspector along with the option to purchase and/or download it. Some asset types have previews available in this section so you can, for example, rotate a 3D model before buying. The inspector also gives the option of viewing the asset in the usual Asset Store window to see additional details.
The following keyboard shortcuts are available when the browser view has focus. Note that some of them only work when the view is using the two-column layout (you can switch between the one- and two-column layouts using the panel menu in the very top right corner).
| F | Frame selected (ie, show the selected asset in its containing folder) |
| Tab | Shift focus between first column and second column (Two columns) |
| Ctrl/Cmd + F | Focus search field |
| Ctrl/Cmd + A | Select all visible items in list |
| Ctrl/Cmd + D | Duplicate selected assets |
| Delete | Delete with dialog |
| Delete + Shift | Delete without dialog |
| Backspace + Cmd | Delete without dialogs (OSX) |
| Enter | Begin rename selected (OSX) |
| Cmd + down arrow | Open selected assets (OSX) |
| Cmd + up arrow | Jump to parent folder (OSX, Two columns) |
| F2 | Begin rename selected (Win) |
| Enter | Open selected assets (Win) |
| Backspace | Jump to parent folder (Win, Two columns) |
| Right arrow | Expand selected item (tree views and search results). If the item is already expanded, this will select its first child item. |
| Left arrow | Collapse selected item (tree views and search results). If the item is already collapsed, this will select its parent item. |
| Alt + right arrow | Expand item when showing assets as previews |
| Alt + left arrow | Collapse item when showing assets as previews |


The SZTAKI LODmilla is a leading tech application to navigate through different LOD and RDF resources. It visualizes the resources as graph nodes and their connections as graph vertices.
Use CTRL and ALT key for group selection and deselection with rectangle selection tool.
Both CTRL and ALT key can be used to select or deselect a node while clicking on it.


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Bravante produce is a medium sized grower, packer, and shipper of premium California table grapes and citrus based in the great Central Valley of California.
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A backend server that can act as an Online Judge. Built using Spring Boot along with using Spring Data as the Database connection.
Check it outA discrete event simulator which simulates an Operating system scheduling processes in preemptive First Come First Serve (FCFS), or in Round Robin Queue (RR).
Check it outThe project uses the Vector Space model or tf-idf to generate a score for each document, and accordingly pass it through a checker which returns uniqueness of each document and assigns a plagiarism level, based on the number of matching sentences and words. Preference is given to sentences.
Check it outThis project implements 3 primary types of recommender system techniques: Collaborative filtering, SVD and CUR matrix decompositions. Each one additionally also implements the global baseline technique. The systems are evaluated using RMSE, precision on top K, and Spearman ranking.
Check it outThis project uses python to implement three types of translation systems: IBM Model 1 using EM algorithm. IBM Model 2 Phrase based Translation. Both scratch implementation of these models and the default nltk library are used, and they are compared for the given dataset.
Check it outA rerouting and rescheduling AI for Subways or any Mass Rapid Transport Systems.
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Given four natural numbers n1, n2, n3 and n4, one chooses two of them and
generates a rational number r1 using either addition, subtraction,
multiplication or division; one mixes r1 with the remaining two numbers and
chooses two of them to generate a rational number r2 using either addition,
subtraction, multiplication or division; one then takes r2 and the last
remaining number to get a rational number r3 using addition, subtraction,
multiplication, or division; if there exists a way to make r3 equal 24, then
we say that (n1, n2, n3, n4) is a good quad. For instance, (10,10,4,4) is
a good quad since we have:
(10 * 10 - 4) / 4 = 24
Similarly, (5,7,7,11) is a good quad since we have:
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TPUClusterResolver
Cluster Resolver for Google Cloud TPUs.
Inherits From: ClusterResolver
tf.compat.v1.distribute.cluster_resolver.TPUClusterResolver
tf.compat.v2.distribute.cluster_resolver.TPUClusterResolver
This is an implementation of cluster resolvers for the Google Cloud TPU service. As Cloud TPUs are in alpha, you will need to specify a API definition file for this to consume, in addition to a list of Cloud TPUs in your Google Cloud Platform project.
TPUClusterResolver supports the following distinct environments: Google Compute Engine Google Kubernetes Engine Google internal
__init__
__init__( tpu=None, zone=None, project=None, job_name='worker', coordinator_name=None, coordinator_address=None, credentials='default', service=None, discovery_url=None )
Creates a new TPUClusterResolver object.
The ClusterResolver will then use the parameters to query the Cloud TPU APIs for the IP addresses and ports of each Cloud TPU listed.
tpu
: A string corresponding to the TPU to use. If the string is an empty
string, the string 'local', or a string that begins with 'grpc://' or
'/bns', then it is assumed to not correspond with a Cloud TPU and will
instead be passed as the session master and no ClusterSpec propagation
will be done. In the future, this may also support a list of strings
when multiple Cloud TPUs are used.zone
: Zone where the TPUs are located. If omitted or empty, we will assume
that the zone of the TPU is the same as the zone of the GCE VM, which we
will try to discover from the GCE metadata service.project
: Name of the GCP project containing Cloud TPUs. If omitted or
empty, we will try to discover the project name of the GCE VM from the
GCE metadata service.job_name
: Name of the TensorFlow job the TPUs belong to.coordinator_name
: The name to use for the coordinator. Set to None if the
coordinator should not be included in the computed ClusterSpec.coordinator_address
: The address of the coordinator (typically an ip:port
pair). If set to None, a TF server will be started. If coordinator_name
is None, a TF server will not be started even if coordinator_address is
None.credentials
: GCE Credentials. If None, then we use default credentials
from the oauth2clientservice
: The GCE API object returned by the googleapiclient.discovery
function. If you specify a custom service object, then the credentials
parameter will be ignored.discovery_url
: A URL template that points to the location of the discovery
service. It should have two parameters {api} and {apiVersion} that when
filled in produce an absolute URL to the discovery document for that
service. The environment variable 'TPU_API_DISCOVERY_URL' will override
this.ImportError
: If the googleapiclient is not installed.ValueError
: If no TPUs are specified.RuntimeError
: If an empty TPU name is specified and this is running in a
Google Cloud environment.environment
Returns the current environment which TensorFlow is running in.
cluster_spec
cluster_spec()
Returns a ClusterSpec object based on the latest TPU information.
We retrieve the information from the GCE APIs every time this method is called.
A ClusterSpec containing host information returned from Cloud TPUs, or None.
RuntimeError
: If the provided TPU is not healthy.get_job_name
get_job_name()
get_master
get_master()
master
master( task_type=None, task_id=None, rpc_layer=None )
Get the Master string to be used for the session.
In the normal case, this returns the grpc path (grpc://<IP_ADDRESS>:8470) of first instance in the ClusterSpec returned by the cluster_spec function.
If a non-TPU name is used when constructing a TPUClusterResolver, that will be returned instead (e.g. If the tpus argument's value when constructing this TPUClusterResolver was 'grpc://<IP_ADDRESS>:8470', 'grpc://<IP_ADDRESS>:8470' will be returned).
task_type
: (Optional, string) The type of the TensorFlow task of the
master.task_id
: (Optional, integer) The index of the TensorFlow task of the
master.rpc_layer
: (Optional, string) The RPC protocol TensorFlow should use to
communicate with TPUs.string, the connection string to use when creating a session.
ValueError
: If none of the TPUs specified exists.num_accelerators
num_accelerators( task_type=None, task_id=None, config_proto=None )
Returns the number of TPU cores per worker.
Connects to the master and list all the devices present in the master, and counts them up. Also verifies that the device counts per host in the cluster is the same before returning the number of TPU cores per host.
task_type
: Unused.task_id
: Unused.config_proto
: Used to create a connection to a TPU master in order to
retrieve the system metadata.RuntimeError
: If we cannot talk to a TPU worker after retrying or if the
number of TPU devices per host is different.


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Apache Flink 1.12.3 Released
April 29, 2021 - Arvid HeiseThe Apache Flink community released the next bugfix version of the Apache Flink 1.12 series.
This release includes 73 fixes and minor improvements for Flink 1.12.2. The list below includes a detailed list of all fixes and improvements.
We highly recommend all users to upgrade to Flink 1.12.3.
Updated Maven dependencies:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-java</artifactId>
<version>1.12.3</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-streaming-java_2.11</artifactId>
<version>1.12.3</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.flink</groupId>
<artifactId>flink-clients_2.11</artifactId>
<version>1.12.3</version>
</dependency>
You can find the binaries on the updated Downloads page.
List of resolved issues:
Bug
- [FLINK-18071] - CoordinatorEventsExactlyOnceITCase.checkListContainsSequence fails on CI
- [FLINK-20547] - Batch job fails due to the exception in network stack
- [FLINK-20654] - Unaligned checkpoint recovery may lead to corrupted data stream
- [FLINK-20722] - HiveTableSink should copy the record when converting RowData to Row
- [FLINK-20752] - FailureRateRestartBackoffTimeStrategy allows one less restart than configured
- [FLINK-20761] - Cannot read hive table/partition whose location path contains comma
- [FLINK-20977] - USE DATABASE & USE CATALOG fails with quoted identifiers containing characters to be escaped in Flink SQL client
- [FLINK-21008] - Residual HA related Kubernetes ConfigMaps and ZooKeeper nodes when cluster entrypoint received SIGTERM in shutdown
- [FLINK-21012] - AvroFileFormatFactory uses non-deserializable lambda function
- [FLINK-21133] - FLIP-27 Source does not work with synchronous savepoint
- [FLINK-21148] - YARNSessionFIFOSecuredITCase cannot connect to BlobServer
- [FLINK-21159] - KafkaSourceEnumerator not sending NoMoreSplitsEvent to unassigned reader
- [FLINK-21178] - Task failure will not trigger master hook's reset()
- [FLINK-21289] - Application mode ignores the pipeline.classpaths configuration
- [FLINK-21387] - DispatcherTest.testInvalidCallDuringInitialization times out on azp
- [FLINK-21388] - Parquet DECIMAL logical type is not properly supported in ParquetSchemaConverter
- [FLINK-21431] - UpsertKafkaTableITCase.testTemporalJoin hang
- [FLINK-21434] - When UDAF return ROW type, and the number of fields is more than 14, the crash happend
- [FLINK-21497] - JobLeaderIdService completes leader future despite no leader being elected
- [FLINK-21515] - SourceStreamTaskTest.testStopWithSavepointShouldNotInterruptTheSource is failing
- [FLINK-21518] - CheckpointCoordinatorTest.testMinCheckpointPause fails fatally on AZP
- [FLINK-21523] - ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException occurs while run a hive streaming job with partitioned table source
- [FLINK-21535] - UnalignedCheckpointITCase.execute failed with "OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space"
- [FLINK-21550] - ZooKeeperHaServicesTest.testSimpleClose fail
- [FLINK-21552] - The managed memory was not released if exception was thrown in createPythonExecutionEnvironment
- [FLINK-21606] - TaskManager connected to invalid JobManager leading to TaskSubmissionException
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- [FLINK-21654] - YARNSessionCapacitySchedulerITCase.testStartYarnSessionClusterInQaTeamQueue fail because of NullPointerException
- [FLINK-21661] - SHARD_GETRECORDS_INTERVAL_MILLIS wrong use?
- [FLINK-21685] - Flink JobManager failed to restart from checkpoint in kubernetes HA setup
- [FLINK-21691] - KafkaSource fails with NPE when setting it up
- [FLINK-21707] - Job is possible to hang when restarting a FINISHED task with POINTWISE BLOCKING consumers
- [FLINK-21710] - FlinkRelMdUniqueKeys gets incorrect result on TableScan after project push-down
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- [FLINK-21733] - WatermarkAssigner incorrectly recomputing the rowtime index which may cause ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
- [FLINK-21746] - flink sql fields in row access error about scalarfunction
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- [FLINK-21922] - The method partition_by in Over doesn't work for expression dsl
- [FLINK-21933] - [kinesis][efo] EFO consumer treats interrupts as retryable exceptions
- [FLINK-21941] - testSavepointRescalingOutPartitionedOperatorStateList fail
- [FLINK-21942] - KubernetesLeaderRetrievalDriver not closed after terminated which lead to connection leak
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- [FLINK-21969] - PythonTimestampsAndWatermarksOperator emitted the Long.MAX_VALUE watermark before emitting all the data
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- [FLINK-21996] - Transient RPC failure without TaskManager failure can lead to split assignment loss
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- [FLINK-22055] - RPC main thread executor may schedule commands with wrong time unit of delay
- [FLINK-22061] - The DEFAULT_NON_SPLITTABLE_FILE_ENUMERATOR defined in FileSource should points to NonSplittingRecursiveEnumerator
- [FLINK-22081] - Entropy key not resolved if flink-s3-fs-hadoop is added as a plugin
- [FLINK-22082] - Nested projection push down doesn't work for data such as row(array(row))
- [FLINK-22124] - The job finished without any exception if error was thrown during state access
- [FLINK-22172] - Fix the bug of shared resource among Python Operators of the same slot is not released
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- [FLINK-22191] - PyFlinkStreamUserDefinedFunctionTests.test_udf_in_join_condition_2 fail due to NPE
- [FLINK-22327] - NPE exception happens if it throws exception in finishBundle during job shutdown
- [FLINK-22339] - Fix some encoding exceptions were not thrown in cython coders
- [FLINK-22345] - CoordinatorEventsExactlyOnceITCase hangs on azure
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Improvement
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- [FLINK-21521] - Pretty print K8s specifications
- [FLINK-21690] - remove redundant tolerableCheckpointFailureNumber setting in CheckpointConfig
- [FLINK-21735] - Harden JobMaster#updateTaskExecutionState()
- [FLINK-22051] - Better document the distinction between stop-with-savepoint and stop-with-savepoint-with-drain
- [FLINK-22142] - Remove console logging for Kafka connector for AZP runs
- [FLINK-22208] - Bump snappy-java to 1.1.5+
- [FLINK-22297] - Perform early check to ensure that the length of the result is the same as the input for Pandas UDF


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This class simulates an arithmetic logic unit.
This function calculates the ALU result for given control signals and operands. This needs to have the setOps function called before it runs. This function also creates the flag values.
(string)
Control bits for cpu
Error
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Adder Error
Error
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This class simulates the control module.
Things to know about this array. It comes from slide 47 in 41_i281_CPU.ppt. C[0] is always null, because Stoytchev didn't start at 0... C[1] maps to IMEM_WRITE_ENABLE C[18] maps to REG_WRITEBACK_MUX Sorry for the confusion...
This function creates the control output bits. These control bits will be stored in a local variable. This can be accessed by either the getControl function or the .c parameter
This class simulates a single cycle cpu.
This function returns a value from a register
(any)
: integer for the register target
any
:
: the value in the register at src
This function sets the write enable bit
(any)
: binary for write enable
This function returns a value from a register
(any)
: integer for the register target
(any)
: value to store in the register
This class simulates a register file.
(any)
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(any)
(any)
: number of rows in the register file
This function returns a value from a register
(any)
: integer for the register target
any
:
: the value in the register at src
This function sets the write enable bit
(any)
: binary for write enable
This function returns a value from a register
(any)
: integer for the register target
(any)
: value to store in the register
Call this function to initalize the CPU object with values from the assembler. This confirms that there are defined values throughout the processor.
This function simulates the processor running for one cycle
Deprecated and completely unused. This class simulates a decoder. Left in the repository as a reference for future work if that ever happens. Documentation was left unfinished to free up time; however, it should be enough to understand.
(number)
: Sets the size of a decoder, must be power of 2
This function returns the outputs as a string
any
:
: the current output values as a string
This function sets the control of the output
(any)
: 0xX...X where the size is within the limits
This helper function checks if a number is a power of two
(any)
: A number to check
any
:
: True if power of two, false otherwise
Assigns options to the internal options object, and provides defaults.
(Object)
Options object
Checks to see if this device supports touch. Uses criteria pulled from Modernizr: https://github.com/Modernizr/Modernizr/blob/da22eb27631fc4957f67607fe6042e85c0a84656/feature-detects/touchevents.js#L40
Boolean
:
true if the current device supports touch.
Add anchor links to page elements.
this
:
The AnchorJS object
Removes all anchorjs-links from elements targed by the selector.
this
:
The AnchorJS object
Removes all anchorjs links. Mostly used for tests.
Urlify - Refine text so it makes a good ID.
To do this, we remove apostrophes, replace nonsafe characters with hyphens, remove extra hyphens, truncate, trim hyphens, and make lowercase.
(String)
Any text. Usually pulled from the webpage element we are linking to.
String
:
hyphen-delimited text for use in IDs and URLs.
Determines if this element already has an AnchorJS link on it. Uses this technique: http://stackoverflow.com/a/5898748/1154642
(HTMLElemnt)
a DOM node
Boolean
:
true/false
Turns a selector, nodeList, or array of elements into an array of elements (so we can use array methods). It also throws errors on any other inputs. Used to handle inputs to .add and .remove.
Array
:
An array containing the elements we want.
_addBaselineStyles Adds baseline styles to the page, used by all AnchorJS links irregardless of configuration.
Deprecated and completely unused. This class simulates an arithmetic logic cunit. Left in the repository as a reference for future work if that ever happens. Documentation was left unfinished to free up time; however, it should be enough to understand.
This function can be used as a callback to get the result dynamically.
(any)
(any)
: input - Callback function to get the result from the alu. Expects 8 bit string
This class simulates a multiplexer.
(number)
: Sets the size of a multiplexer, must be power of 2
This class simulates the op code decoder.
This class simulates an arithmetic logic cunit.
(any)
This function can be used as a callback to get the PC dynamically.
This function calculates the PC. Either increases by a set number (likely 1) or handles jumps. Like the hardware this represents, a jump includes an offset and a plus 1.


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This is a digital elevation model that was geometrically coded directly onto an X-band seasonal change image of the Oetztal supersite in Austria. The image is centered at 46.82 degrees north latitude and 10.79 degrees east longitude. This image is located in the Central Alps at the border between Switzerland, Italy and Austria, 50 kilometers (31 miles) southwest of Innsbruck. It was acquired by the Spaceborne Imaging Radar-C/X-band Synthetic Aperture aboard the space shuttle Endeavour on April 14, 1994 and on October 5, 1994. It was produced by combining data from these two different data sets. Data obtained in April is green; data obtained in October appears in red and blue, and was used as an enhancement based on the ratio of the two data sets. Areas with a decrease in backscatter from April to October appear in light blue (cyan), such as the large Gepatschferner glacier seen at the left of the image center, and most of the other glaciers in this view. A light blue hue is also visible at the east border of the dark blue Lake Reschensee at the upper left side. This shows a significant rise in the water level. Magenta represents areas with an increase of backscatter from April 10 to October 5. Yellow indicates areas with high radar signal response during both passes, such as the mountain slopes facing the radar. Low radar backscatter signals refer to smooth surface (lakes) or radar grazing areas to radar shadow areas, seen in the southeast slopes. The area is approximately 29 kilometers by 21 kilometers (18 miles by 13.5 miles). The summit of the main peaks reaches elevations of 3,500 to 3,768 meters (xx feet to xx feet) above sea level. The test site's core area is the glacier region of Venter Valley, which is one of the most intensively studied areas for glacier research in the world. Research in Venter Valley (below center) includes studies of glacier dynamics, glacier-climate regions, snowpack conditions and glacier hydrology. About 25 percent of the core test site is covered by glaciers. Corner reflectors are set up for calibration. Five corner reflectors can be seen on the Gepatschferner and two can be seen on the Vernagtferner.
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Long-established rituals around food represent the current metabolic regime we "live" in. All of organic life was all spontaneously created from the alleged primordial soup, intrinsically linking everything through this chemical broth, yet something went awry, and humans strayed from the kindred. Through diversified examples of metabolic systems, I would like to evoke a rekindling with the entirety through ingestion, digestion and discharge.
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smoked |
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Last summer in my midwestern city there was an influx of good, strong, clean ketamine, available at budget prices. While I still keep K as an active member of my pantheon of recreational buzzes, I did most of my experimenting then. Anyway, while enjoying a sunny-stony afternoon with my exgirlfriend, I remembered some friends of mine back in the day bragging about smoking K. 'Hmmmm, I think Iíll check it out' I thought, and grabbed the bong.
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Bowl stats: brass bowl, filled with cheap, shaky weed as a base, with a big snowy lump of powdered K (approx. 30mg)
Set & setting: already a bit stoned, chilling in my apt, music on, sitting in the corner under my turntables
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I sparked the bowl and inhaled, and was immediately assaulted by the severely nasty-ass taste of burning K. I can best describe it as strongly chemical/artificial, like when you get a whiff of some powerful industrial solvent. It also sort of reminds me of the aftertaste of herbal speed pills. It sucks!  Iíve never met anyone who liked it at all.
 The buzz was a lot like Nitrous Oxide, actually. It made my fingers and face numb & cold, and relaxed my body. I was a bit dizzy and my speech was thick and slurred. Overall, I could compare it to snorting a small bump of ketamine, say 10-15mg. However, there was no wait - as soon as I inhaled the smoke I felt the effects. I guess that's the only bonus of smoking K. Definitely no disassociation, spins, nausea or other major side-effects I usually notice on large doses of snorted K.
After about 10 minutes, I felt sober again. Looking down, I saw that there was still half of the lump left. So, I guess it's safe to say that smoking K is *economical*. I started smoking it again, while arguing with my girlfriend because she said that it stank up the whole room. (She wouldn't try it either, based on the smell.) Same effects.
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| org.springframework.security.acls.domain | Basic implementation of access control lists (ACLs) interfaces. |
| org.springframework.security.acls.jdbc | JDBC-based persistence of ACL information. |
| org.springframework.security.acls.objectidentity | Provides indirection between ACL packages and domain objects. |
| org.springframework.security.afterinvocation | Used for post-processing of an object returned from a secure object invocation. |
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Excercise 2 ### Martin Modrák ### 2021/08/24 (updated: 2022-01-26) --- # Install SBC package If you don't have it already: ```r install.package("remotes") ``` ```r remotes::install_github("hyunjimoon/SBC") ``` The package is already installed if you've ran the setup script. --- # Overview of the SBC package <img src="overview_wide.png" width="780px" height="auto" /> --- # Code notes We expect you to copy-paste code and store it in any way you prefer working with R either: - Directly paste to console - Create a script file and paste there - Paste into chunks in a .Rmd file Stan models should generally go into a specific Stan file (names given on the slides). --- # Task 1/6 - a Stan model A Stan model (already saved in `gamma.stan` if you ran the setup script, otherwise copy and paste to that file) ```stan data { int N; vector<lower=0>[N] y; } parameters { real<lower = 0> shape; real<lower = 0> scale; } model { y ~ gamma(shape, scale); shape ~ lognormal(0, 1); scale ~ lognormal(0, 1.5); } ``` --- # Task 2/6 - build a backend Using `cmdstanr`: ```r library(cmdstanr) library(SBC) model_gamma <- cmdstan_model("gamma.stan") backend_gamma <- SBC_backend_cmdstan_sample( model_gamma, # <- model is first argument # additional args passed to to model$sample() directly iter_warmup = 500, iter_sampling = 1000, chains = 2) ``` Using `rstan`: ```r library(rstan) library(SBC) model_gamma <- stan_model("gamma.stan", model_name = "gamma_mod") backend_gamma <- SBC_backend_rstan_sample( model_gamma, # <- model is first argument # additional args passed to sampling directly iter = 1500, warmup = 1000, chains = 2) ``` --- # Task 3/6 - generating a single simulation In a format the SBC package undertands... ```r # N - the number of observed datapoints single_sim_gamma <- function(N) { shape <- rlnorm(n = 1, meanlog = 0, sdlog = 1) scale <- rlnorm(n = 1, meanlog = 0, sdlog = 1.5) y <- rgamma(N, shape = shape, scale = scale) list( # True, unobserved variables = list( shape = shape, scale = scale), # Observed data, passed directly to Stan generated = list( N = N, y = y) ) } ``` Now calling `single_sim_gamma(<insert number here>)` creates a single dataset. Try it! Do you understand the output? --- # Question 1/2 Do you see a mismatch between the way `single_sim_gamma` creates data match the Stan model? If yes, write down your guess! Don't spend too much time looking for it, if you don't see it - SBC is going to help us! --- # Task 4/6 - generating multiple simulations Here we build a "generator" object that can be used to create multiple simulations and combine them together into an `SBC_datasets` object. ```r generator_gamma <- SBC_generator_function( # Passing single_sim_gamma as a parameter, # not calling it single_sim_gamma, # Additional arguments are passed to the function # Here we only use N N = 40) datasets_gamma <- generate_datasets( generator_gamma, n_sims = 10) ``` It is good practice to start with just a few simulations to quickly check that the model roughly works without wasting too much time. For this problem 10 simulations should be more than enough. --- # Task 5/6 - run SBC ```r results_gamma <- compute_SBC( datasets_gamma, backend_gamma) ``` You may get a warning similar to: ``` - 10 (100%) fits had some steps rejected. Maximum number of rejections was 5. ``` Here, we can safely ignore it (there were numerical issues limited to early warmup), but in general inspecting the results further would be warranted. --- # Task 6/6 - plot results You can plot the results in various formats: ```r plot_rank_hist(results_gamma, bins = 10) plot_ecdf(results_gamma) plot_ecdf_diff(results_gamma) ``` # Question 2/2 What do the results tell you? What is the problem with the model? _Note: there is a low probability you'll get unlucky and your plots will look completely OK. If that happens, just rerun the dataset generation step and the SBC step. _ No idea what the problem is? That's OK. There's a hint on the next slide! --- # Question 2/2 - Hint 1 Compare the intro to [Wikipedia on Gamma distribution](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_distribution) with [Stan manual on Gamma distribution](https://mc-stan.org/docs/functions-reference/gamma-distribution.html) Still no idea? Don't worry, this stuff is hard. One more hint on the next slide. --- # Question 2/2 - Hint 2 Gamma distribution has multiple parametrizations which are we using? --- # Bonus Task 1 Create a copy of `gamma.stan` called `gamma2.stan`. Modify it to match the simulator. (don't know how? there's a hint on the next slide) Create a new backend (`backend_gamma2`) with the modified model and rerun SBC with the same simulations: ```r results_gamma2 <- compute_SBC( datasets_gamma, backend_gamma2) ``` --- # Bonus Task 1 - Hint Transform the parameter the model currently uses into one needed for Stan's parametrization in your `model` or `transformed parameters` block. You don't need to change anything else. --- # Bonus Task 2 z-score is another measure on how extreme the "true" simulated value is with respect to the posterior. It is the difference between the true value and posterior mean standardized by dividing by the standard deviations of the posterior. `$$z = \frac{\theta_{\mathrm{true}} - \mathrm{mean_{post}}}{\mathrm{sd_{post}}}$$` You can inspect a detailed report of the "true" simulated values, their rank and z-score in the posterior and summaries of the posterior distribution via `results_gamma$stats`. Would the z-score column let you figure out the problem more easily than the plots? Would inspecting the statistics let you see the failure with fewer simulations than using the plots? --- # Bonus Task 3 Play with `N` (the number of datapoints) when creating `generator_gamma` and `n_sims` (the number of simulations) when creating `datasets_gamma`. Which values let you reliably detect the problem? Which values can keep the problem hidden?


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Get in the mood for Christmas in West Lothian
There's plenty on in the county on the run-up to the festive season.
by Debbie Hall, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/debbie-hall/Get in the mood for Christmas and grab a bargain at the same time with West Lothian’s Christmas fayres.
First up is the West Lothian Cats Protection who would love to see you at their event.
It takes place on Saturday, November 23, at Newyearfield Farm Community Centre, Hawk Brae, Livingston.
Come along, join in the fun and support your other favourite charities; Petsearch, Dogs Trust and Forht Hedgehog Hositpal along with Cats Protection.
One sale will be Paluma Beads, Chipstix Ltd, along with tombola, home baking, Christmas gifts and much more.
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Come along to the cafe and enjoy some delicious homebaking plus activities to keep the little ones busy while you shop.
Stallholders will be advertised shortly at www.visitwestlothian.co.uk/ as they are confirmed.
It will be a licensed event so why not enjoy some mulled wine and mince pies and Santa himself may even make an appearance.
All stallholder queries should be directed to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Chistmas comes to Bathgate on Saturday, December 7, from 12.30pm.
Enjoy the annual day of festive fun, celebrations and activities in Bathgate town centre.
And on the same day Razzmatazz Events are thrilled to announce their third annual Christmas Craft Fair and Fun Day at Inveralmond Community High School.
On the day there will be over 40 local craft suppliers providing all manner of gifts and crafts just in time for Christmas.
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Discovering WHOS Views Data¶
The Water Data Explorer is able to discover data from the different WHOS views such as the transboundary view. The Water Data Explorer can check for the available data in this views, and it also is able to add the data from them
Steps for Data Discovery¶
In this example for data discovering, we will use the transboundary view with the following endpoint:
We will start also in a new and fresh version of the Water Data explorer. The following Figure shows how to access the Water Data Explorer menu for data discovery
Upon filling the require metadata from the menu. We will be able to click in the button “Check services” in order to see the available data in the View as suggested by the following Figure
Note
After see all the different available services, you can press the button check all to select all the services.
Once the services are selected, you can add by clicking the button “Add” as the following Figure suggest.
After it is finished the discovered services for the transboundary view will be added to the Water Data Explorer


REVIEW: "Deep Impact" (1998) (spoilers)
Beware of movies containing sound in space while at the same time claiming they're "realistic." When the spaceship, meant to blow up the Big Bad Comet headed for Earth, takes off with with a supersonic bang reminiscent of the Enterprise going to Warp Speed, well, that was the moment the "ShYeahRight!"-level reached my consciousness threshold. It should have done so a lot sooner, what with its not just being the technical details that lack plausibility. But I guess I'm more of a technology pedant than a psychologist.
OK, to get this straight right away: Deep Impact is a BAD movie. It's a screwed up movie about a subject of great potential. And whenever I see a film of that kind I try to remember all the big and little things that struck me as bad, thinking of ways it could have been done better. (However, after a few paragraphs I'll just resort to bitching.)
It's a matter of fact a comet could be on a collision course towards Earth right now, and it might be detected late--maybe even too late to do anything about it. (Improbable it may be, yet not impossible.) It is also a fact that most comets are discovered by hobby astronomers, because the big telescopes, while being able to magnify single spots in the heavens enormously, are pityfully inept when it comes to surveying the starscape as a whole. So the first scene, in which a boy in high school astronomy class finds an uncharted spot in the skies can fill you, quite convincingly, with a sense of dread, knowing what the movie will be about.
Cut to next scene, the photo with the spot that shouldn't be there is sent to a professional astronomer, who, after only a few seconds of computer wizardry, determines the snowball will hit Earth right smack in the middle. (We all know how fast astronomers can make such accurate predictions from the the last comet scare we had. "Oh, it'll come so close it might actually graze the moon--whoops, sorry, must have gotten a floating point wrong there.") Anyway, the comet is scheduled for the great get-together at least two years from then, but the astronomer has to race down the mountain in order to tell the world right that night, risking life and limb--and duly losing it.
Actually that scene might have worked just as well as the first one, like this: Comet is discovered by accident, well in time to warn mankind, but a single cigarette butt falling into the lap of the oncoming truck driver is responsible for precious possible months of preparations lost. And a simple frown of concern on the astronomers face would have sufficed, instead of that silly panic attack we all know astronomers get. (From the movie Contact we know they always have to go somewhere really fast by car when that happens.) Later we find out the accident isn't even much of a delay--that authorities were informed at the time, possibly thanks to documents left at the observatory. So what was the point of the astronomer's death? Something like, "ooh, the comet has claimed its first victim?" (Maybe that's the astrological point of view, I don't know.)
I have a deep suspicion the astronomer's death was originally intended exactly as described above by me, but then some dolt rewrote the script, left the death in, left it's point out.
Cut to a TV reporter who, while investigating an alleged political sex scandal, stumbles over the government's secret plans involving their knowledge about the comet and preparations to deflect it. Well, this cliche movie including a ficticious President of the United States wouldn't be out of the Clinton term of office period if it didn't try to clumsily nudge into some real life popular political affair. (Makes you see the intern scandal with whole new eyes, doesn't it? Ooh! Well, everyone who reads the right tabloids probably knew all along outer space and some conspiracy is involved.)
The President was about to go public anyway, because the national budget report is due, and it turns out they have spent quite a bundle on a big spaceship (the one that goes boom supersonically, in space) meant to transport thermonuclear bombs to the comet, thus blowing it into smaller bits that aren't on a collision course.
Here we have a variation of the old James Bond cliche, "rich villain/government organization builds a supersecret super-expensive base for some supersecret super-expensive super-important plan." The incompatible keywords are, of course, "supersecret" and "super-expensive." If that were the real world the problem wouldn't be hiding the imbalance on your bank account. The problem would be simply this: The money is used to buy the goods and services of thousands of people, to build a space station/spaceship. Raising no suspicions in any of them and keeping all those in the loop quiet, especially about approaching Armageddon, in our information age where all it might take is a qualified post into sci.astronomy to make someone look at a certain spot in the sky more closely. OK, if that movie were James Bond level I wouldn't mind. But it IS boasting realism!
Anyway, the supersecret, super-expensive spaceship takes off (with a supersonic boom). They obviously spent so much on the spaceship they even invented artificial gravity somewhere on the way. (It's the inevitable step, right after Teflon.) I can't remember the astronauts doing a lot of floating around. They even sleep in bunks lying down, not floating in sleeping bags the way you see real ones do in documentaries on Space Night. Maybe the ship just accelerates all the time. But in that case the crew would have lived in a tower, connected by stairs and ladders, not a long, flat corridor.
The spaceship (which makes noise in space--have I mentioned that yet?) is powered by some prototype kind of nuclear acceleration. That's without a doubt what I would use in order to make sure mankind's last hope definitely reaches their destination--some never before used nuclear propellant.
I can't make any educated guesses on how dangerous the sunny side of a comet is to an astronaut happening to stroll across it. My UNeducated guess, which I reach by extrapolating about the movie's "realism" so far, is: it was exaggerated in a sensationalist manner. (If anyone knows better, feel free to correct me. I'm sure there have been some discussions about the movie's realism already. I haven't read them yet, but I think I will. My critique is from the point of view of common knowledge.)
The crew tries to dig a nuke far into the comet's night side before it turns to face the sun. They run late, the sun goes up, pockets of steam start exploding around them, shooting chunks of ice and one unfortunate astronaut into deep space. (Whew! More drama!) I wonder how probable it is the comet's rotational axis is parallel to its orbital axis. Because if it weren't there ought to be a polar region on it that is constantly in the dark. (OK, the pole wouldn't be the point of preference from where to blow a chip off. You'd be a fool if you didn't use the centrifugal forces in order to bifurcate the trajectories of the resulting pieces even faster. But you'd have all the time in the world to drill from there.)
Anyway, the timing of the explosion was obviously off. The spacial iceberg breaks apart, but both pieces are still going to hit Earth. The ship hasn't any more propellant for a second run, instead they follow the harbinger of doom home.
At home plans are under way to save a portion of mankind Dr. Strangelove style, in huge artificial caves. Later we learn most of the devastation will be a result of dust from the impact darkening Earth for two years, killing all plantlife. So what's the point of digging yourself in? Wouldn't that effort have been spent better on producing large numbers of greenhouses, ultraviolet light bulbs to shine in them and additional power plants to provide them with energy? It's not like you're forced to shield yourself from radiation, as in a NUCLEAR winter.
A last effort to destroy the comets with tactical nuclear missiles from Earth fails. (Maybe by now the winter WOULD become nuclear.) The smaller comet's impact in the Atlantic Ocean is imminent; the president advises people to evacuate the coastal areas. Oh, great, NOW he tells them. (And apparently no one else who knew the point of impact in case they failed cared to inform East Coast residents in time, either, so highways wouldn't be congested.) The small comet hits and the Tsunami reaches as far as Washington DC. If to see the devastation of New York City is what you have come for, this is your moment.
Well, one thing at least you can rely on. If a movie is as cheesy up to this point it has to have a happy ending. The astronauts, limping alongside, discover a pocket has formed in the large comet. They manage to fly in, explode their remaining nukes inside, blowing the large comet to smithereens while also sacrificing themselves. If I managed to suspend my disbelief this far--well, why not. I'm too tired too still worry about plausibility at this point. Maybe it's realistic, maybe it isn't, who cares. The President makes an encouraging speech in front of the ruins of the Capitol, already in a stage of reconstruction. The End.
This review was mainly about the science aspects of this "realistic" movie. I could write a critique just as flattering and of this length about the so-called "character developments." But I won't. Suffice it to say, if you want to see the worthwhile bits, sneak in towards the end, see New York destroyed, then go see Mister Magoo or The Rainmaker or whatever else it is that runs in your local theater at the time. (This review was written in Germany. We're behind.)

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Selects one or more rows from a remote table in a remote Qorus instance
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Abstract class representing an action in a test case
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Call a Qorus service method
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Abstract class representing an action in a test case
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Abstract class representing an action in a test case
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Abstract class representing an action in a test case
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Action class to create a file as an input for an interface
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Action class to create a csv file as an input for an interface
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Action class to create a file as an input for an interface
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Finds a workflow order using a key and value.
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Inserts one or more rows into DB table
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Inserts one or more rows into a remote table in a remote Qorus instance
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Base class that exports functions for Qorus interface testing
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Base class for testing Qorus services
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Base class for testing Qorus workflows without starting any workflow execution instances
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Base class for testing Qorus services
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Base class for testing Qorus workflows
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Selects data from a remote DB and compares to expected data
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Upserts (ie performs an SQL merge operation) one or more rows into a remote table in a remote Qorus instance
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Police make arrest after alleged homophobic abuse aimed at a Wycombe Wanderers player during Tranmere match
by Telegraph SportA man has been arrested after Wycombe Wanderers goalkeeper Ryan Allsop alleged homophobic abuse was aimed at him during yesterday’s League One game at Tranmere Rovers.
The Merseyside club confirmed an incident did occur during the match at Prenton Park – which Wycombe won 2-0 to move to the top of the division – and was being dealt with by police.
It is understood that Allsop, 27, reported the abuse to the referee during the interval after he had kept goal at the Kop end in the first half.
A statement from the home club read: “Tranmere Rovers Football Club are very disappointed to learn of a homophobic comment made during today’s match against Wycombe Wanderers.
“The club takes matters like this very seriously with a zero-tolerance policy.
“As a consequence of today’s actions, one supporter has been arrested and the matter is being dealt with by the police.”
The Football Association is also understood to be aware of the incident and will await the referee’s report and seek further information from all parties involved before deciding how to proceed.
On the pitch, a Adebayo Akinfenwa header and a Joe Jacobson penalty secured the win for Gareth Ainsworth’s side.


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repeated |
insufflated |
Pharms - Zaleplon |
(capsule) |
I put this on record as an interesting substance to be treated with caution. As a life-long insomniac I've tried various pharmaceuticals, always with limited success. Any sleep medications, I've found, have only short term value. I tried Sonata for the first time in November of 2003, and swallowed one 10m mg. capsule at bedtime, about 11 PM. I woke up, predictably, for me, at about four the next morning, clear headed, and lay in bed until six when I had to get up. The next night I did two capsules with more or less similar results. I concluded I had wasted about $150.00 on my 30 capsule supply.
On an impulse, on the third night, I emptied three capsules of their powder onto a clean surface and snorted it. There was no unpleasant sinus reaction. Soon a euphoric feeling, not unlike alcohol, permeated me. This was pretty nice. A clean feeling without the alcohol fullness. It was not bedtime, and after a couple hours the feeling had left. I went to bed with the help of a 10 mg. Xanax. The next night I snorted three Sonata early in the evening, and when the feeling began to taper off I repeated the dose. The effects were mildly hallucinogenic, with a visual rippling effect, a sense of well-being, and an odd calm. I repeated these evening experiments until the 30 pills were gone, and thought no more about the drug for a few months.
Since then, I have ordered amounts of Sonata on several occasions. Health insurance or not, it is quite expensive. I've found that larger and more frequent snorting causes clumsiness, loss of spacial awareness, and, on occasion, dramatic hallucinations.  Sitting at my keyboard, writing, I had the sense, at the periphery of my vision, that I was on a Caribbean beach, in bright sunlight. Actually, it was winter in a northern state. I have looked at things that I have written under Sonata's influence and been very distressed by the complete loss of fluency and coherence. I have never consumed alcohol during these experience and believe that to do so would be dangerous.
I have concluded my experiments with this substance. Its medical value is nil, its abuse potential extreme. And, as I have said, for a 'mild' sleeping pill, it is quite expensive, with no available generic version. It exerts an attraction, and, for a short while, takes an effort of will to abandon. But my partner does not like the glassy-eyed, clumsy, and dim-witted effect it has on me, and has discouraged my usage of it. Correctly, I guess. That's my experience. Take it for what it's worth.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


"Snake Eyes" - A Winning Feeling Leads to a Weak Payoff by Homer Yen (c) 1998
Detective Rick Santoro (Nicholas Cage) is the kind of detective that, when you look at him, would seem to go out of his way to give 'law and order' a bad name. Sleazily dressed, taking secretive payoffs, and unfaithful to his wife, he actually aspires to be the mayor of his hometown of Atlantic City. But what fuels his days and nights are the pandemonium of fight night and the wicked atmosphere of Atlantic City. And wicked it is for an assassination is about to take place.
But Detective Santoro is no slouch when it comes to his keen sense of observation. What's so suspicious about that voluptuous red-haired girl? How did a drunk get a front-row seat? Did the heavily-favored heavyweight boxer just take a fall? Who was that woman with the wig?
To piece together the events that occur up to the shooting, he questions several people. Each describes their own version, and we relive their moments through flashbacks. I liked this form of storytelling which allowed the audience to view a familiar situation from different points of view. After some nifty detective work, Santoro focuses in on one person that could hold the key to this investigation and he begins to comb the arena and the adjacent casino in hopes of find that one important witness. Santoro is joined in his search by his good friend, Kevin Dunne (Gary Senise). Dunne was on the security force assigned to protect the victim of the assassination. He also wants to locate this witness to ask some questions...maybe. Santoro discovers some hard-to-swallow truths and has to choose whether to continue to help or not. The premise is interesting, but even after a mild revelation that should send the movie into high-gear, it actually begins to slow down at an incredible rate.
"Snake Eyes" shows flashes of brilliant sequences like the opening 10 minutes that focuses on Cage and his every nuance (from talking on his cell phone and using call waiting to switch between his wife and girlfriend to shaking down a thug so that he can take his money and bet on the fight). There are some neat ideas such as the witness that loses her glasses and must run for her life virtually blind. I also enjoyed Senise's touch of bottled anxiety. He projects this delicious mix of calm and brewing franticness. But like throwing dice, the payoff happens only now and then.  You keep hoping that you'll re-experience some of the excitement that you first tasted. But it only seems to get worse. What really struck me as odd (and almost a crime) was that after all of the thought that went into the structure of the story and after all of the good dialogue that was exchanged between Senise and Cage, the denouement seemed like a haphazard happenstance. I liked enough of it to give it a marginal recommendation, but you're probably better off taking a chance with another movie.
Grade: B-
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