For kids aged 9 to 13 who love wildlife, we also offer a yearly summer Safari Camp. This five-day camp teaches kids about ecology and animals through educational presentations, hands-on activities, and crafts.
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The 2019 ZooVenture Summer Camp has concluded. Stay tuned for more info on next years camp
Open to the Public Noon-6 PM
Spring Aviculture Day Bird Swap Lower Parking Lot Begins at 9 AM
Wildlife Conservation Day 10 AM - 4 PM 50% of Admission goes to conservation of endangered species Special Guest, Jack Hubley, will present 2 shows in the Reptile Building.
Antique Tractor Show 10 AM — 4 PM Cast your vote for favorite tractor.
World Giraffe Day Look for details on Facebook
Scavenger Hunt 10 AM — 3 PM Follow the Clues! Find the Answers!
Wild Days Weekend 11 AM — 4 PM Saturday: photo ops with baby animals and free pony rides. Sunday: photo ops with baby animals.
Scout Day 10 AM — 4 PM Special discount for pre scheduled troops; do the scavenger hunt — earn a patch!
Founder’s Day 11 AM — 3 PM Complimentary pork sandwiches while they last; free children’s activities - pony rides, face painting and prize giveaways.
Free pioneer games and crafts for children, authentic primitive shelter, hayrides, food and fun! Sponsored by Messiah Lutheran Church.
FBoo! At the Zoo 11 AM — 4 PM Children 12 years and younger wearing a Halloween costume will receive free park admission (Does not include safari tour). Trick-or-treat candy stations for children and more!


The night started off in search of acid and I couldn't find any, so, hearing you could take a bunch of Benadryl and trip, I did. I bought a box of 24 and downed them all. I was at a party with friends and when the first wave hit it was like I was beginning to trip, seeing patterns and all the typical LSD symptoms. I walked to the bathroom and started to piss. When I was done I realized my friends R. and C. were standing there, so I asked them if they were riding home with me. They both said yes. I looked over at the mirror at myself, looked back, and my friends were gone. So I went outside to my car and began to leave.
On the ride home I noticed that my friends were now in the back seat. I began to have a conversation with my best friend about how he just tried heroin at the party and I was pretty upset by it. Then I looked over at the seat and I was the only one in the car. I looked outside and the same friend I just was speaking to was outside leaning up against a stop sign. So, I stopped my car and asked him to stop playing games and let's go home.
Now, sober people usually would realize that this was not right. But apparently the drug had me to the point of thinking that my friend disappearing was supposed to happen. That was the scary thing about this drug. I didn't realize what was real and what was fake (hallucination)!
To make a long story short, I ended up in some backwood town, 70 miles outside of the town where I live, with no idea how I got there. And I come to find out I was actually by myself the whole time. I remember seeing all my friends there and asking for directions how to get home and all they would do is disappear.
Once I found my way home, I remember screaming at my seat thinking my friends were still in my car but I just couldn't see them because they were asleep.
This drug made me completely lose touch with reality, and when my best friend turned into a tree, it made sense to me for some reason.
I recommend that if you try this, make sure you have someone sober to watch you. This is something I'll never try again. I'll stick to LSD and mescaline!
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Born in January 1980 - Mar Del Plata, Buenos Aires. Argentina.
From an early age I had a desire to observe and understand other people’s way of living and to comprehend their world. As a teenager I decided to study anthropology at the University of Buenos Aires where I was introduced to the world of ethnographic research. My professional career began at one of the world’s largest consumer-focused companies where I worked to inform marketing efforts to predict and shape consumer habits.
While working in consumer research I observed my colleagues cite the need to conduct a greater quantity of higher quality research. However something was amiss. Despite the fulfillment of their wishes via million-dollar research budgets, the team continually missed their target because they never took the time to aim at real problems. The investment was not made to get in touch and become intimate with the customer and their needs.To see the world from their perspective. To travel through the ups and downs of their lives. To share the pains and pleasures as a careful observer might.
We were in positions of great power, creating products that harnessed new behaviors of millions of people. During this time I began to think more critically about habits in the lives of consumer and how they can be harmful or healthy. I think this power comes with the responsibility to behave in an ethical way when conducting research. This lead me ultimately to leave the company to seek deeper meaning in the world of UX Research & non-profits.
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[gecode-users] Problems with some REG and some suggestions
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Guido Tack <tack at gecode.org> writes:
> On 27 Sep 2011, at 11:43, TeXitoi wrote:
> > I work on about 400 integer variables (about 15 months), and I have
> > regex that are applied on different intervals (year, semester, month,
> > week...). To improve the performances, I would like to combine some
> > of the constraints on a unique DFA. So, the idea I had was generating
> > a regex that affect only a period but that have the length of my
> > problem:
> > - first month : myReg + any(nbDaysIn14Month,nbDaysIn14Month)
> > - second month : any(nbDaysIn1Month,nbDaysIn1Month) + myReg +
> > any(nbDaysIn13Month,nbDaysIn13Month)
> > - ...
> > - first semester : ...
> > - ...
> > and then I compute the intersection of the DFA.
>
> One thing I noticed (but which may be just because you simplified
> the problem for presentation) is that you could build expressions
> for a whole year without any wildcards, e.g.
>
> year = myReg(15,15)
Interesting idea. But it does not work just like that: imagine you
have a 2 week problem and that you want 2 consecutive "1" each week.
REG myReg = *any + one(2,2) + *any;
if we do what you said (myReg(2,2)), the string
1111000 0000000
will match. We have 2 consecutive "1" on the first week but 0 on the
second. To make this work, you need to do the intersection of
DFA(myReg) with DFA(any(7,7)). I cannot see how to do it without
concatenation of DFA.
Then, this is not so simple, some patterns must use some characters
before and after the period to work correctly, and so the regexen
overlap, and you cannot use this idea.
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New president selected for YMCA of Snohomish County
Peyton Tune will take over for Scott Washburn, who’s retiring after 40 years with the YMCA.
by Stephanie DaveyEVERETT — A new leader is set to take over the YMCA of Snohomish County as it moves one of its main branches to a more central location.
On Friday, the organization announced Peyton Tune as its new president and CEO. He takes over for Scott Washburn, who’s retiring after 11 years in the position and 40 years with the organization.
Tune is currently the chief operating officer and executive vice president of Valley of the Sun YMCA in Phoenix, Arizona. He’s been in that role since 2016, but has worked for the YMCA for about 18 years.
He’s learned about YMCA of Snohomish County from coworkers over the years.
“The YMCA of Snohomish County has been building the next generation of changemakers,” he said in a prepared statement. “In addition to being the place where people stay healthy, we will continue to offer programs that develop the next generation right here.”
In Phoenix, he’s been in charge of a $31 million budget and has come up with solutions to provide more services for members. There are about half a dozen YMCA centers in Snohomish County, with an annual budget of $26 million.
He’ll begin the new job on Jan. 1.
Offices for the YMCA of Snohomish County have been housed in the old Everett YMCA for almost a century. That branch opened in 1921 at the intersection of Rockefeller Avenue and California Street.
That location closed about a week ago, and is moving to 4370 Colby Ave. The regional offices are going to be in the United Way of Snohomish County building on McDougal Avenue.
The new Everett YMCA is set to open Dec. 1.
Stephanie Davey:<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Twitter: @stephrdavey .


Aladdin the panto at the Moat, Naas
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by Rose B O'DonoghueWishee Washee (Shannon Somers) and Abu (Lily Molimard)
This year’s Moat Club panto presentation is Aladdin, yet another action-packed production from the Naas based panto troupe. And it has everything you’d expect from a great panto: colourful characters, slapstick comedy, loads of jokes, singing and dancing, and, with no fewer than two genies and a flying carpet, and lots of magic!
The centres around a sleepy town called Arabia. Widow Twankey (Hugh Gallagher) and her son Aladdin (Aaron O’Conor) run the laundry with the help – or is it hindrance? – of laundry boy Wishee Washee (Shannon Somers) and his pet monkey Abu (part shared by Ryan Bolger and Lily Molimard).
Arabian villagers
But greed and evil are never far away in pantoland. Enter Abanazar (Michael McHugh), intent on gaining access to a fabled cave in the mountains full of riches beyond belief, and more importantly to Abanazar, a gold lamp which contains a genie (Pat Breslin) who will grant three wishes.
The thing is, he needs Aladdin’s help to get into the cave and must come up with a dastardly plan to extract the lamp. Aladdin has other distractions in the form of Jasmine (Jordyn Feighery), beautiful daughter of the emperor (Padraig Broe). For speaking to her, he risks being thrown in jail by the emperor’s guards Sergeant Muhammad (Paddy Carroll) and Garda Ali (Molly Larkin).
With 20 adorable young actors in the junior chorus, split into two teams of ten, and the cave spirit dancers, as well as a cast of Arabian citizens, the genie of the ring (Brian Lyons) and of course, the magic carpet (Mia May Doyle) there is fun and colour in every scene.
Michael Broe directs, Dee Browne is choreographer and the musical director is Katie Conlan. Very limited tickets are available for week-night shows. Aladdin runs on selected dates from 29 November to 14 December. Tickets €16 available on www.moattheatre.com or 045 883 030.


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Love Island's Malia Arkian and footballer fiancé Hope Akpan welcome adorable baby girl
Sharing images of the tot on Instagram, Malia can be seen donning personalised pink pyjamas as she cradled her precious daughter
by James Rodger, Katie Fitzpatrick, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistLove Island's Malia Arkian has given birth to a baby girl.
The Love Island star, who appeared on the show during 2016, has welcomed a daughter with her footballer fiancé.
Malia is currently in a relationship with Bradford City star Hope Akpan.
The pair have named their new arrival Halo.
Sharing images of the tot on Instagram, Malia can be seen donning personalised pink pyjamas as she cradled her precious daughter.
Another snap showed doting dad Hope sharing skin-to-skin contact with their adorable newborn, reports the Manchester Evening News .
Malia said on her Instagram: "So proud to be your mummy, you have been an absolute joy to carry for nine months and thank you for allowing me to have such a smooth and natural labour.
"I am truly blessed. All of God’s grace in one tiny face, Love you Halo Baby. Mummy's got you forever."
The reality star also praised Hope for 'being such an incredible father.'
"So hands on, so loving. Our baby is so lucky to have you," she praised.
Announcing the birth she wrote: "Welcome To The World Baby Halo.
"Dreams do come true, we are eternally grateful!
"Thank You God. Born 25th October 12:45pm weighing 7.7 Pounds. Still speechless and overwhelmed with love."
And Hope said: "My greatest and latest inspiration. Born 25th October weighing 7.7 pounds. Thank you God for a safe delivery, her and mum did amazing. Welcome to the world my precious Halo. Divine aura of light."


First step
The first thing is to preheat the oven to about 190 º C. The dough is very easy and fast and as we have everything mixed goes directly to the oven.
Second step
We separate the whites from the yolks, we reserve.
Third step
Add the egg whites and the egg yolk together with the sugar and salt in a large bowl and beat well until you get a frothy and fluffy mixture. Then add the previously sieved flour and beat everything again.
Fourth step
Finally we add the coconut, we mix everything very well with a fork and we already have the mass of the cocaditas, it must be a creamy and homogeneous mixture. Try it, even raw is delicious.
Fifth step
Prepare the oven tray with vegetable paper or a silicone mat.

Seven step
We deposit them in the tray (with enough space so that when they are made they do not stick to each other, about 3 cm is enough). On my baking tray about 12 cocadas per batch, if you want more you just have to multiply the quantities.
Eight step
Bake for 15 minutes at 180 º C in the middle tray. With heat, air up and down, until they are golden brown.
As I said everything depends on the oven of each one, in some it will be 14 minutes in another 20.
It looks perfectly when they are ready because they are taking a nice golden color. The only care you should have is that you do not get burned.
When they are golden they will be dried and toasted on the outside and creamy on the inside.
We take them out of the oven to harden and cool. It is important not to touch them when they are still hot since they may be soft.
Once they are cold, they are removed from the oven tray and ready to serve.
We store them in an airtight container so that they do not soften and are of vice, to repeat. Be careful because they are simply addictive, highly addictive.


Woke up at 2pm.
3pm: Ate 2 ham and turkey sandwiches for lunch.
(With 4 of my friends)
9pm: We took Foxy pill, along with 2 tabs of PepmoBismal.
smoker/ foxy Female: 120-lbs
only foxy Female: 135-lbs
only foxy Female: 100-lbs
smoker/ foxy Male: 165-lbs
9:45pm: Setting: Room with candles. 2 big beds on the floor and a kitty cat chilling with us.
Played some Tool on the stereo. We three smoked 5 bowls of regs. only foxy female 100-lbs started tripping, pretty much overwhelmed.
I felt nothing.
10pm: Completely stoned and zoned out.
Starting to feel jittery and very happy. Not with energy, just in my mood. Everyone (but *only foxy female 100-lbs) is feeling pretty good right now.
Switched music to trance and turned it up. Killed the candles and turned on the blacklight with glow in the dark paint on ceiling.
11pm: I feel like I weigh 5 times more than I do.  My body feels excellent. Pretty numb and twitchy. My jaw feels really tired.
Visually blurred out, glowing green paint on ceiling is moving. Visuals of rich texture and bright glow to certain things in the room.
*Being high as the 5-MeO-DiPT worked into my system was great because it creped up on me nicely while I was stoned.
12am: The foxy is flowing like waves off and on. Everyone is still planted into the bed. Some small talk every once in a while, mostly people checking up each other. Giggles all over the room spreading from one person to another like dropping dominos.
The trance was very soothing and rideable as we flowed through our frozen dreams.
Closed eye visuals were incredible. Kaleidoscope of craziness, mostly unimaginable or indescribable.
only foxy female 100-lbs is feeling good now.
Stomach discomfort is beginning to be noticeable.
4am: Coming down nicely. Only a little bit agitated and with some stomach growling.
5am: Finally my mind has stopped spinning and thinking. Sleep.
My overall experience was wonderful. As a psychedelic experience and mind journey I would say I didnít travel that far. The up and down of foxy and the lack of focus, made my thoughts start to develop but never finish. Mentally I ended right were I started. Now I just feel fresh and motivated. During the night I pretty much indulged in my body more than my mind. Focusing on relaxing and feeling things.
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Chapter 1 Please Note:
1.1 Data and Code Location:
Please note that the code and materials for ADSNPheno are available here: https://github.com/daifengwanglab/adsnpheno.
This is a tutorial book available to help you better understand the functionality and code involved in ADNSPheno.
1.2 Hardware Requirements
Please note that this analysis is based on R 4.0. You will only need a standard computer with enough RAM to support the operations. For predicting gene regulatory networks, a Linux system with 32 GB RAM and 32GB storage would be enough to support.
1.3 Support
Please note that this code was developed by Saniya Khullar and Daifeng Wang, Ph.D. If you experience any issues with the code or steps in the pipeline, please reach out to Saniya Khullar at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and she will be very happy to help you!
YouTube tutorials will also be available on ADSNPheno on Saniya’s YouTube channel to guide you every step of the way. We also have presented our computational pipeline at an ISCB-SC webinar.
Please visit our lab website at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, to learn more about our team and our work!
1.4 Demo
This demo applies our general, open-source computational pipeline, ADSNPheno, in the context of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Here, we aim to reveal underlying gene regulatory mechanisms of AD risk variants to different AD phenotypes. Particularly, ADSNPheno first identifies the gene co-expression modules for various AD phenotypes via clustering gene co-expression networks. ADSNPheno further predicts the transcription factors (TFs) that significantly regulate the genes in each module, as well as the AD SNPs interrupting the TF binding sites on the regulatory elements. Finally, ADSNPheno constructs a full gene regulatory network linking SNPs, TFs, and regulatory elements to target genes for each phenotype. This network thus provides mechanistic insights of gene regulation from disease risk variants to the phenotype in AD.
Below, please note that we provide an example application of ADNSPheno to the Hippocampus Ca1 gene expression data set GSE1297.
This is a sample book written in Markdown. You can use anything that Pandoc’s Markdown supports, e.g., a math equation \(a^2 + b^2 = c^2\).
The bookdown package can be installed from CRAN or Github:
install.packages("bookdown")
# or the development version
# devtools::install_github("rstudio/bookdown")
Remember each Rmd file contains one and only one chapter, and a chapter is defined by the first-level heading #
.
To compile this example to PDF, you need XeLaTeX. You are recommended to install TinyTeX (which includes XeLaTeX): https://yihui.name/tinytex/.


Elevar is a national-level techfest, conducted by the members of Lendi Institute of Engineering and Technology.
Elevar 2K18 is a 2 day event and will be conducted on 9th January and 10th January, 2018 at Lendi Institute of Engineering and Technology in Jonnada, Vizianagaram.
The participants must be pursuing their undergraduate degree in a recognized institution. There is no restriction on the stream of study of the participants.
This fest is a set of presentations, competitions and hackathon.
Those who are interested to participate in the events of the fest need to provide the necessary details in the registration portal of this website.
Elevar is an exclusive event, and all selected participants will be required to pay Rs. 500.
All selected participants will be sent emails regarding selection. The applicants are requested to stay connected through email for all communication during the registration process.
This fest provides a chance for conscientious individuals to interact with like minded people and professionals in the field. Moreover, all participants will be awarded a certificate for attending the fest. Also, there are cash prizes for every winner and runners of each event.
Participants will be provided with food and accommodation at a nominal price. This is over and above the registration fee after selection, and has to be paid before hand.
Participants are not required to come to the college before the fest. But, they need to register online and pay the fee prior to the deadline of registration.


1: Warm Up
Prime the ol' brain-pump with some basic HTML/CSS.
- See the link to the exercise page above? Go ahead and open the exercise page up in Chrome. Behold the beauty.
- Now, open the page up in your text editor. We're going to make it even more magnificent.
- In general, the important styles for the exercise are in a
<style>
tag in the<head>
of the page. Do you see it? - Ok, let's edit. Change the
color
of theh1
to make it more subtle. Try#333333
if you like. Save the file, then switch back to Chrome and reload the page to view the changes. - The paragraph text is too small. Back to your editor again to increase the
font-size
. Try12px
or14px
. (Or13px
if you aren't superstitious). Again, save the changes, switch back the Chrome and reload the page to view the changes. How is it lookin'? - Now we'll spruce up the layout a little. Let's make this a "fixed-width" layout by setting the
body
width
to800px
. Save and refresh. - Stuck on anything? You can always take a look at the completed exercise from the other link above.
Already twiddling your thumbs? Try these extra credit warm-ups.
- Add another paragraph and give it a
class
of your choosing. Then, add style rules for this class that center the text, add a border, a little padding, and a tasteful background color. - Add an
<aside>
tag after the<main>
with a few paragraphs in it. Using CSS floats, make<main>
and<aside>
side-by-side columns.


This works by using adjactency selectors and a checkbox with :checked
. A label is wrapped around the content but since we don't want it to trigger when any part is clicked we need to add pointer-events: none
. We add pointer-events: all
to the menu SVG. The SVG is not wrapped in a button otherwise that would absorb the click event instead of forwarding it to the label and checking the checkbox, but we do need to give it role="button"
for screen readers. When the checkbox is triggered, the adjacent panel will slide out. Note that we have to place the panel outside by default, if we were to place it one the screen and transform it out then the animation would trigger on page load.
The overlay is a seperate fixed position div of 100% height and width. We use rgba color instead of opacity because opacity will be animated on page load which we don't want. Also, we need to animate it with the drawer so that it only take up the extra space and animates at the same speed to not leave a gap. This is because clicks on the menu itself should not forward to the overlay or clicking the menu would close the drawer so we need to make sure that it's never under the drawer itself. By default pointer events are off so the overlay will not toggle open, but when activated we turn them on so that clicking off the menu will close it properly.


#include <NamedLocation.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| NamedLocation () | |
| virtual | ~NamedLocation () |
| virtual void | marshal (DataStream &dataStream) const |
| virtual void | unmarshal (DataStream &dataStream) |
| unsigned short | getStationName () const |
| void | setStationName (unsigned short pX) |
| unsigned short | getStationNumber () const |
| void | setStationNumber (unsigned short pX) |
| virtual int | getMarshalledSize () const |
| bool | operator== (const NamedLocation &rhs) const |
Protected Attributes | |
| unsigned short | _stationName |
| unsigned short | _stationNumber |
Copyright (c) 2007-2009, MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School. All rights reserved.
| NamedLocation::NamedLocation | ( | ) |
| NamedLocation::~NamedLocation | ( | ) | [virtual] |
| int NamedLocation::getMarshalledSize | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
| unsigned short NamedLocation::getStationName | ( | ) | const |
| unsigned short NamedLocation::getStationNumber | ( | ) | const |
| void NamedLocation::marshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | const [virtual] |
| bool NamedLocation::operator== | ( | const NamedLocation & | rhs | ) | const |
| void NamedLocation::setStationName | ( | unsigned short | pX | ) |
| void NamedLocation::setStationNumber | ( | unsigned short | pX | ) |
| void NamedLocation::unmarshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | [virtual] |
unsigned short DIS::NamedLocation::_stationName [protected] |
station name enumeration
unsigned short DIS::NamedLocation::_stationNumber [protected] |
station number


GREASE
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: *** OUT OF ****
United States, 1978 U.S. Re-release Date: 3/27/98 (wide) Running Length: 1:50 MPAA Classification: PG (Sexual innuendo, mild profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John, Stockard Channing, Jeff Conaway, Barry Pearl, Michael Tucci, Kelly Ward, Didi Conn, Jamie Donnelly, Dinah Manoff, Eve Arden, Frankie Avalon, Joan Blondell, Edd Byrnes, Sid Caesar, Alice Ghostley Director: Randal Kleiser Producers: Robert Stigwood and Allan Carr Screenplay: Allan Carr, Bronte Woodward based on the play by Warren Casey and Jim Jacobs Cinematography: Bill Butler Music: John Farrar, Bill Oakes, Louis St. Louis U.S. Distributor: Paramount Pictures
GREASE is a perfect way to become immersed in the recent past. Not only was it one of the top box office draws in 1978, but it capped off a decade of '50s frenzy (that began, ironically, with the off-Broadway opening of the play GREASE in 1972). The stars were '70s icons, with John Travolta having come off his phenomenally successful outing in SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER and Olivia Newton-John having made her American acting debut after repeated stays atop world-wide pop charts. The songs are '50s style hits that have shown their enduring popularity. The soundtrack for GREASE sold well in 1978 and is still going strong two decades later.
Many fans of movie musicals recall GREASE with fondness. It certainly isn't a momentous film, and stands a considerable distance downslope from the pinnacle its genre, but it became a huge hit in an era when the musical was well into its death throes. Aside from the likes of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1986), the Disney animated films, and EVITA (1996), there have been few memorable, big-budget motion picture musicals since GREASE. The film was also popular enough to spawn a sequel, catchily titled GREASE 2, but the less said about that sad endeavor, the better.
There are several reasons why Paramount Pictures has chosen to re- release GREASE on its twentieth anniversary, all of which have something to do with money. '70s nostalgia is in full bloom (America has a thing about looking back 20 years), Travolta is hot again, and the CD is a cash cow. The biggest reason, however, is the unexpected windfall created last March when 20th Century Fox unveiled a spruced-up STAR WARS. No one thinks GREASE's 1998 box office total will come close to that of the first installment of George Lucas' space opera, but it should still make a tidy profit. The digitally-remastered soundtrack (which sounds great) and the enhanced color can only help.
GREASE boasts what all successful motion picture musicals have: likable stars, a simple but not trivial plot, and a lot of enjoyable music. Familiarity with the soundtrack is undoubtedly one of the reasons for the film's popularity – several of the songs have achieved pop hit status. Who can't recognize "Grease," "Hopelessly Devoted to You," "You're the One that I Want," "Greased Lightning," and "Summer Nights"? These may not represent great music, but they're a lot of fun to listen to, as their abiding appeal proves. (Incidentally, three of those, "Grease," "Hopelessly Devoted," and "You're the One" were penned specifically for the movie; the others are leftovers from the stage show.)
The plot, such as it is, opens during the summer of 1958 when, to the tune of "Love is a Many Splendored Thing," Danny (Travolta) and Sandy (Newton-John) fall in love. After pledging their undying affection, they go their separate ways, returning to the reality that every teenager must face after Labor Day -- high school. The two are in for a surprise, however. Sandy has changed schools, and, unbeknownst to Danny or her, they are now both in Rydell High's Senior Class. Their eventual reunion, however, is anything but joyous. Although Danny is secretly delighted to see Sandy, he realizes that an overt display of joy will look bad in front of his tough friends, so he plays it cool. To Sandy, the reaction is like a slap in the face. The two then spend the rest of the movie dancing around each other, eventually getting together for the musical finale.
In addition to the songs, highlights of GREASE include Travolta's daffy, limber performance as Danny, Newton-John's sexy-but-sweet Sandy, and a cast of adults trying vainly to pass themselves off as high- schoolers. Despite all of the silliness and singing, the exuberance of youth lies at the core of GREASE, and, although everything is greatly exaggerated here, the film brings back memories of what it was like to hang out in the school yard, take a date to a drive-in movie, and attend a prom.
As Danny, the leader of the leather jacket-wearing T-Birds, Travolta is a riot. Alternately swaggering to prove his "coolness" and re-affirming his ability on the dance floor, the actor gives the kind of performance that's perfect for the role. His comic aptitude, often on display during the '70s in "Welcome Back Kotter," is used to good effect in a montage where Danny tries out at several sports in order to prove his worth to Sandy. Meanwhile, Newton-John is equally solid, even though, at the time, she was far better known for making records than movies. Sandy's transformation from shy wallflower to leather-clad babe is one of the film's best-remembered moments. (During that sequence, I especially like the panicked glance Sandy casts at her friends when she's not sure what to do with the cigarette.) Newton-John and Travolta develop a palpable chemistry, which is why they re-teamed five years later in the failed romantic comedy TWO OF A KIND, a movie that was unable to revive their then-flagging careers.
The supporting cast contains a number of familiar faces. The T- Birds are played by Jeff Conaway, Barry Pearl, Michael Tucci, and Kelly Ward, while their female counterparts, the Pink Ladies, are Stockard Channing (as the tough-talking Rizzo), Didi Conn, Jamie Donnelly, and Dinah Manoff. Frankie Avalon, the teen idol who spent a lot of time in the '60s on the beach with Annette Funicello, has a cameo as an angel. Eve Arden, of "Our Miss Brooks," is Principal McGee. Comedian Sid Ceasar plays Coach Calhoun, Alice Ghostley (Esmeralda on "Bewitched") is Mrs. Murdock, and the singing group Sha-Na-Na doubles as Johnny Casino & the Gamblers.
GREASE works as a musical, a comedy, a light romance, and a gentle satire of teenage life during the '50s. In part because of its persistent high spirits, it's a delight to watch, even 20 years after it first appeared on the screen. There's no doubt that GREASE has a devoted legion of fans, so it will be interesting to see how well the movie performs at the box office. After all, it is readily available on video tape, and, unlike last year's big re-release, there are no restored outtakes and enhanced special effects. The only things GREASE has to rely upon are its reputation and its music. For me, at least, that's enough for a trip to the theater.
Copyright 1998 James Berardinelli
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The Score
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Unstoppable
[by:买玫瑰花送女友] [ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:九九Lrc歌词网～www.99Lrc.net] 作曲 : Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Steven Solomon... -
Revolution
[by:FT-IR] 作曲 : Derek A.E. Fuhrmann/Todd Clark/Serena Ryder/Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony 作词 : Derek A.E. Fuhrmann/Todd Cla... -
Dreamin
[by:Trap_Girl] They ain't takin' over, over They ain't takin' over-ver Lost track of the times when I feel for the pain ... -
Better Than One
[by:26号和6号元素] [ar: The Score] [ti: Better Than One] [al: The Score EP 2] [length: 03:59] So hold on no matter what We'll... -
Glory
[by:吃鱼还是吃梨] Glory Glory This is not another story This is not another drill I refuse to be another number now Never sta... -
Under The Pressure
Pressure, pressure calls my name I think it's time that I should Push it back and entertain it (entertain it) I measure... -
Shakedown
[by:Trap_Girl] 作曲 : Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony 作词 : Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony Sh sh shakedown It's the start of something... -
Stronger
[by:国际抖腿钻石联赛组委会] I don't do this for the riches I'm infected, my condition Is I'm always in my head These words are my r... -
On And On
作曲 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover/Dave Bassett 作词 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover/Dave Bassett ... -
The Heat
[by:FT-IR] 作曲 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover/Ken Lewis/Brent Kolatalo 作词 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan C... -
Higher
[by:immaculatewhore] 作曲 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover 作词 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover I've ... -
Real Life
[by:小陀螺Tony] [ti:Real Life] [ar:The Score 31446784] [al:] [by:九九Lrc歌词网～www.99Lrc.net] I'm tired of dreaming, when all I ... -
Born For This
[by:龙叔与Doc的旅行日记] [ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:九九Lrc歌词网～www.99Lrc.net] I'm checking my vital signs Drawing my battle lines Going... -
Don't Wanna Be
[by:FT-IR] 作曲 : Tim Myers/Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr 作词 : Tim Myers/Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramire... -
Stay
[by:是非又欲] [ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:九九Lrc歌词网～www.99Lrc.net] 作曲 : Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr 作词 : Edan Chai D... -
Something New
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Strange
[by:Trap_Girl] 作曲 : Stephen Kozmeniuk/Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony 作词 : Stephen Kozmeniuk/Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony Lately ... -
Where You Are
[by:Trap_Girl] 作曲 : Andrew Goldstein/Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony 作词 : Andrew Goldstein/Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony I know yo... -
In My Bones
[by:施小佳佳_] 作曲 : Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr 作词 : Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr So tired at com...   -
Hunger
[by:施小佳佳_] 作曲 : Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Todd Sherman Clark 作词 : Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez... -
Tightrope
[by:Trap_Girl] 作曲 : April Bender/Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony 作词 : April Bender/Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony I can't be everyt... -
Lost You
[by:26号和6号元素] [ar: The Score] [ti: Lost You] [al: The Score EP 2] [length: 03:38] Fear is just a word 'til you feel it i... -
Can't Stop Me Now
[by:小陀螺Tony] 作曲 : Edan Chai Dover/Tommee Profitt/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr 作词 : Edan Chai Dover/Tommee Profitt/Eddie An...  -
Fall for Me (feat. Kate Lynne Logan)
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In the Dark
[by:FT-IR] Take this load off my back I feel my bones about to crack My heart is just so heavy Full of all the words I c...  -
Say Something (Bonus Track)
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This Beating Heart
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Where Do You Run
[by:Jensalibby] [ti:Where Do You Run] [ar:The Score] [al:Where Do You Run] [by:] [offset:0] 作曲 : Edan Dover/Eddie Antho... -
Never Going Back
[by:-Noomi-] 作曲 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover/Gregg Wattenberg 作词 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Do... -
The Fear
[by:Trap_Girl] Whoa-oh-oh-oh, whoa-oh-oh-oh Whoa-oh-oh-oh, whoa-oh-oh-oh Whoa-oh-oh-oh, whoa-oh-oh-oh Whoa-oh-oh-oh, who... -
Legend
[by:immaculatewhore] 作曲 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover 作词 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover Nah, ... -
Money Run Low
[by:FT-IR] 作曲 : Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Kevin Fisher 作词 : Edan Chai Dover/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Ke... -
Miracle
[by:immaculatewhore] 作曲 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover 作词 : Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr/Edan Chai Dover It's ... -
Going Home
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Believe
[by:Trap_Girl] 作曲 : Todd Clark/Derek A.E. Fuhrmann/Edan Dover/Eddie Anthony 作词 : Todd Clark/Derek A.E. Fuhrmann/Edan D... -
Oh My Love
[by:动漫音乐娘] [ti:Oh My Love] [ar:The Score] [al:Oh My Love] [by:] [offset:0] Oh My Love - The Score Oh MY LOVE let me be ... -
Only One
[by:LuciaAugust] Tell me can you see me now? While you were busy lost in the crowd I was busy making myself Into someone...  -
Til the Stars Burn Blue
[by:26号和6号元素] [ar: The Score] [ti: Til the Stars Burn Blue] [al: The Score] [length: 03:24] Suddenly, life is like a gho...  -
Run Like A Rebel
[by:小陀螺Tony] 作曲 : Edan Chai Dover/David Pramik/Eddie Anthony Ramirez Jr 作词 : Edan Chai Dover/David Pramik/Eddie Anthon... -
Catching Fire
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Haunted
[by:werdzxcthib] Put your hand on my chest so you can feel this heart hurting Our love was on fire but then you made it ...


SHAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Check your site for weak SHA-1 certificates. Open source, by @konklone.
From late 2014 through the full retirement of SHA-1 at the end of 2016, this site provided a web-based tool to check if a web service's certificate was using the dangerously outdated SHA-1 signature algorithm.
Since SHA-1 is largely gone from the ecosystem, this tool has been disabled, but its code remains open source.
This also includes a command line tool, which could easily be modified to support detection of other signature types.
Background: As of January 1, 2016, no publicly trusted CA is allowed to issue a SHA-1 certificate. In addition, SHA-1 support was removed by most modern browsers and operating systems in early 2017. Any new certificate you get should automatically use a SHA-2 algorithm for its signature.
Legacy clients will continue to accept SHA-1 certificates, and it is possible to have requested a certificate on December 31, 2015 that is valid for 39 months. So, it is possible to see SHA-1 certificates in the wild that expire in early 2019.
The author "looks forward" to reviving this tool when SHA-2 is demonstrated to be weak, and the ecosystem begins moving towards SHA-3 or another suitable replacement.
Credits
Thanks to Mathias Bynens, Justin Mayer, and Jonny Barnes for inspiration and assistance.


This example demonstrates that both the schema and the UI schema are data-bound and may be changed at runtime.


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/arc/handbook/opinion @(#) 1.10 03/02/06
This file is an ASCII template for writing an architecture
opinion.
Read the comments, and look for the lines bracketed by <...> that
tell where your insertions go. Don't forget to remove the
comments and run spell on the opinion before sending it out for
review. Also remove this line and everything above it.
_________________________________________________________________
sun microsystems Systems Architecture Committee
_________________________________________________________________
Subject: ${NAME}
Put the name of the project being reviewed here in title
form, with major words capitalized and omitting the case
number. E.g.:
Solaris on Fusion
Submitted by: ${SUBMITTER}
Name of main submitter. If more than one, note "et al"
File: ${ARC}/${CASE}/opinion.ascii
The name of the file holding this text. The standard location is:
"case number" "/" and "opinion.ascii"; no alteration is necessary
unless you're using a different filename.
Date:
Put the date we reached the decision being documented here.
If it's being revised, include the original date and the last
revision date as in: `February 30th, 1991, Revised March 32nd, 1991'.
As a style matter, the "st", "nd", "rd", "th" suffixes to the date
should be added as appropriate. No period follows the date.
Committee: ${COMMITTEE}
names of committee members who participated in the decision
List the majority first, in alphabetical order. Except, place the name
of the person writing the majority opinion first. List the minority
second, after a "." and the word "Minority:". Again, place the name
of the author of the minority opinion first, but then alphabetically.
E.g.: Joe Blow, Allan Able, Charlie Carlson. Minority: George Wrong,
Devils Advocate. List abstentions last.
Interns should not be included in the committee list unless an intern
wrote the opinion. In that situation, list the intern in parentheses
after the case owner. E.g.:
August Case-Owner (opinion written by Aspiring Intern)
Note that /committee contains a list of committee
members in a form suitable for inclusion here. The review minutes
are another source for this information.
Product Approval Committee: ${PACname} (${PACabbr})
${PACemail}
E-mail alias of PAC(s) that should care about this case
(Probably a list of community discussion forums that want to
be affiliated with this case)
1. Summary
<In this section, put a few sentence synopsis of the proposal>.
Make the description ample enough for a wide audience, as this
will be used in other places as a quick summary of this project.
2. Decision & Precedence Information
In this section, state the following in this order. One sentence
paragraphs are best.
* Whether or not the proposal is accepted. [If there are mandatory
modifications that the acceptance is conditional upon, state that
they are specified in Appendix A. If the proposal is accepted
unconditionally, simply state that it's accepted.]
E.g.:
<The project is approved as specified in reference [1], but as modified by
the required technical changes listed in Appendix A below.>
* The classification of the deliverable as a major [incompatible],
minor [compatible enhancement], or micro [a "replicant" like a
port or driver; or a bug fix] and for what consolidation
[OpenSolaris-ON, a specific unbundled consolidation, ...].
E.g.:
<The project may be delivered in a minor release of the OpenSolaris
ON Consolidation.>
* The list of projects that must be delivered no later than this project.
(If none, omit this paragraph.) List this in the format shown, with
project IDs or case numbers to the left and the text of the description
(usually the case's title) to the right.
E.g.,
<The project depends on the following other project and
may not be delivered before it.
PSARC/1994/038 Making FNS XFN Compliant
>
3. Interfaces
The project exports the following interfaces.
This section should identify the project's interfaces and their
classifications in the interface taxonomy. A tabular format is
most appropriate for this information, listing imported interfaces
in a separate table from interfaces being exported.
Two skeleton tables appear below. Use either format. (One is
better looking, but the other is easier to produce and edit.)
Fill them in with export and import information.
Try to make comments succinct. If you need so much room that the
table won't fit on a standard 80-character line, let the cell span
multiple lines. If you need more space still (try not to), don't
embed the comment proper in the table, but instead number it to
match a numbered paragraph (in `.IP 1.' format) appearing
immediately below the table.
Useful information to include in the Comments field includes:
- What kind of interface it is (function, library, file, ...)
- A cross reference to a reference material entry describing it
___________________________________________________________________________
| Interfaces Exported |
___________________________________________________________________________
| Interface Name | Classification | Comment |
___________________________________________________________________________
| /etc/foobar | Stable | Defined by foobar(4) manpage |
| /etc/barfo | Project Private | Defined by foobar(4) manpage |
___________________________________________________________________________
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Interfaces Imported
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| Interface Name | Classification | Comment |
| my_get_foobar() | Consolidation Private | Part of module foo |
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4. Opinion
<Place the text of any opinion here.>
Place the text of any opinion here. Note that if the decision is
to reject then opinion text is mandatory. The decision should,
where possible and especially for a rejection, express the principles
that underly the decision. If the application of the principle is
limited or "special" for this case, be sure to identify that.
This section should also capture the content and resolution of the major
issues uncovered during the committee's deliberations. Unless there
are only one or two issues, use a subsection for each, by adding
headers for each issue or related group of issues; e.g.:
4.1 Issue Title
<Text about that issue here.>
5. Minority Opinion(s)
<If there is a dissent, the text for the dissent goes here.>
If none, so state.
6. Advisory Information
<Any editorial or advisory information goes here.>
If there is editorial, or advisory information the committee wishes
to express, place that here. This is information that may be used
by the project or management as they see fit. It could include
observations about costs, techniques, suggestions for different
design decisions, and the like. This section is where advice to
product approval committees about the project's ramifications should go.
7. Appendices
7.1. Appendix A: Technical Changes Required
<If there are mandatory technical changes, enumerate them here.>
<If there are none, so state.>
The formatting that works best is:
1. Indented paragraph that is ever so long, so when it gets to the
end of the line, it continues nicely indented below.
2. fmt(1) can format such a paragraph with it's "crown mode" -c
option.
7.2. Appendix B: Technical Changes Advised
<As in Appendix A, list specific changes that the committee advises.>
If there are none, so state.
7.3. Appendix C: Reference Material
List reference material. Start by saying that, unless stated
otherwise, path names are relative to the case directory and give
the path name of that directory. Then list each reference using
the enumeration formatting described for Appendix A.
Unless otherwise noted, materials are relative to the case directory.
(The logistics of which are still being worked out on the OpenSolaris
site...)
<List reference material. This usually will include the submission material.>
1. Functional Spec, 20 Questions ...
2. Team's discussion of name space issues. File: materials/naming.
3. Proposals for naming options. File: materials/naming_options.
4. mail log - ./mail
The references must include the project's specification and should
include the case's mail file, and other submission material as
appropriate. It is often useful to include references to related
cases, as well. This section should help guide the reader through
the material, so include a short explanation with each reference.


HappyBirthday
I played with a lot of toys when I was younger. As time passed, I bought less toys...but I still feel like I'm playing with toys.
I suppose, instead of buying them, I build toys now.
---
Freshmen year of college, I met a lot of people. My Facebook friends list saw a growth spike, as did those of the people I met. For simplicity, let's say I received W birthday wishes on my Facebook wall on my next birthday after college started.
Due to the demands of school and my own desires, I met less and less people and I met with less and less friends from that initial group. As a result, I received fractions of W birthday wishes on the following birthdays.
A thought I had when thinking about this observation:
"Suppose I was a person who unfortunately based my self-esteem on the number of people who post happy birthday messages on my Facebook every year. Additionally, suppose I am aware of the trend that meeting and interacting with less people results in less birthday posts. How would I go about maximizing the happy birthdays I received [within the domain of Facebook]?"
The thought began as a "What if...", but the more I thought about it, the funnier of a hypothetical situation it sounded. My next shower was spent exploring how one could really go about this problem.
We have the relationship of "more interactions => more wishes", so it makes sense to increase our interactions. One way to go about this is to simply wish others on their birthdays. Some people will wish you on your birthday because they want to genuinely wish you, others might wish you because they remember you wishing them on theirs and want to return the kindness.
Another idea is to physically meet and engage with more people than we do currently. However, this approach is constrained by our finite energy and time. We could very well host massive potlucks every month, rotating out the guests in a way that optimizes how many unique people attend and how repeatedly we interact with each person to improve our chances of receiving a birthday wish, but this introduces more logistical issues.
To keep our problem simple and focused for our own sake of simplicity and focus, let's apply a constraint of minimizing our own interactions.
Now, the problem can be restated as,
"How do I maximize my birthday wishes with respect to the force of 'I wish you-you might wish me too' while minimizing my own efforts?"
The best idea that stuck was to automate the process of us posting happy birthday wishes to the walls of our Facebook friends.
Have we gone too far with using code to automate processes? I say yes, but I also take lengthy showers, so we must keep going.
---
A generic description of the solution: A tool that would check Facebook each day for that day's birthdays and then post wishes on their walls without any input from me beyond construction of the tool. So...how do we do this?
My first idea was to create a Chrome extension that would run once every 24 hours. The idea was to make an HTTP request to Facebook, scrape the returned webpage data for the HTML that corresponds to the little birthday button on our home page, parse that data for the names of today's birthdays and then programmatically post the wishes to their walls.
Sounds good, but this idea had a few issues:
• I need special permissions (CORS Headers) in the Chrome extension to access the site data of a website that isn't currently open in my browser.
Solution? Either I set up my CORS, or
I keep the Facebook website open permanently. I had final exams to study for, so I was looking for a quick solution -- I couldn't learn CORS at the time and
keeping Facebook open permanently seemed like a very distractive decision to make.
• I needed my computer to be open and logged on to wifi once everyday in order for the extension to do its job. I don't like the idea of having to open my computer everyday strictly for this purpose -- it doesn't really minimize my own efforts,
as we are looking to do with this problem, because I could just open my computer and type the wish out myself daily.
Solution? Create an AWS Lambda function with the necessary code and attach a CRON job so that it runs every 24 hours, but this wasn't going to happen
because of the above issue. Setting up the tool on an automatic server that runs regardless of my actions is the ideal solution, but is just not possible
at the moment. No matter!
Next idea: Instead of collecting the webpage data, why not just use Facebook's provided APIs? If Facebook already has some getTodayBirthday function, let's just implement that into our script!
Result:
There wasn't any getTodayBirthday function, sadly.
For me to receive the birthdays of my friends, I would have needed to create an app hosted on Facebook and then have all my friends
authorize the app to collect their birthdate data. I'm not interested in pinging all the people on my friends list to have them authorize my app -- that itself is a significant amount of work, but
this solution would definitely get the job done. If I was interested and patient enough to go through the whole list, the problem would be completely solved...until I added new friends on Facebook.
This app built on the API would require me to request all future Facebook friends to authorize the app. As the friend list grows, so does my total work expended. We want to minimize work, so let's keep thinking.
---
The idea I brought to life: Build an app on my phone that stores names, phone numbers, and birthdates, checks daily for that day's birthdays, then sends SMS messages to the recipients.
This method isn't issue-free, either, but the problems presented with a mobile app solution weren't greatly debilitating:
Yeah, I still have to manually enter contact info for all the people I desire to keep in my birthday list, but this can be remedied by me handing my phone to people
when I meet them with the app open. Less composite work on my side in terms of updating the birthday list as well as with remembering birthdays [because the phone will for me].
In terms of phone usage, I do have my phone on everyday, so I don't have to worry about missing days should this habit remain. Suppose I decide to turn off my phone
or I travel to some part of the world and lose data for a few days -- I could add a few more lines of code that queue the recipients to message if SMS fails and have the app
run through the queue once I'm back online.
E Z P Z.
---
As I use an Android phone and was working in time constraints, I decided to build the app in Android (Java and XML).
Should I build a small tool like this again in the future, I'll explore other mobile frameworks (such as React Native) to build the tool in.
Sure, of course, it would be easiest to use what I am most familiar with even in the future, but it is important to explore different technologies and frameworks in order to see
what capabilities are present elsewhere. Maybe it's easier to build certain apps with another framework? Perhaps I will see that Android is really the best way to go about
building Android apps even after compromising the cross-platform ease offered with React? The only way to answer these questions is with experience, and so the value in
exploration can be seen.
As Android Studio had it, the way my XML looked in the preview was a bit misplaced on my actual device. Classic Android, thank you for the warm welcome back. I decided that the misaligned input fields gave the app a sense of personality and decided to move on [after having spent significant time playing with the layout and alignment].
There were a few benchmarks we needed to meet to ensure that this app could work sufficiently on Android:
• Can I send SMS programmatically through Android?
• How should I go about saving the user data? What if I need to modify existing data, such as changing a recipient's phone number?
• The app needs to run periodically, how is this implemented?
It didn't take long to learn that yes, SMS can be sent programmatically, as well as how. Awesome! Let's keep going!
One way of saving data to disk with Android is to write to Shared Preferences. I tried to learn sharedPrefs a year and a half ago, but it looks like Android documentation has gotten a lot better / I've gotten better at reading documentation because I was able to do now (implement sharedPrefs properly) what I couldn't learn to do then.
 With sharedPrefs, I can save Strings or a List of Strings to disk -- the individual
Strings were modifiable and can be overwritten but the Lists supposedly were non-mutable.
Suppose I add a person to the app. I save them as something like KEY:VALUE as DATE:PhNumber+Name, so I know whose birthday it is.
Let's say I add another person who has the same birthday as another person. I would read disk and realize that I already have a sharedPrefs data
for this date, so I can grab that existing person, add her/him and this new person to a list, and overwrite that sharedPrefs data with this list.
Now! If I want to add yet another person, I couldn't! Because my list was instantiated with two individuals, it shall remain that way, existing only for me to read from.
What will I do when I want to add at least three people to the same birthday? And what if a friend changes a phone number, how should I update the phone number when I can't change the list?
Suddenly, on the scene, enters a new character: File input-output.
Using file IO, I can forego sharedPrefs altogether and instead create a .txt file for each day of the year. In that txt file, I decided to keep a format of one person's data per line in the format Name/PhNumber. Now, in the code, I just open the file corresponding to today's date, and while reading it line-by-line, SMS each recipient. Should I need to modify existing data, I can just open the file in a text-editor on my phone, manually overwrite whatever I want, and save the file. Very easy and convenient, compared to me having to set up an additional interface and functionality for editing if I had decided to keep Shared Preferences.
Finally, all we have left is configuring the app to run periodically.
I added a service activity to the app so that it can run in the background once turned on, but
Android seems to have updated the way services work since I last interacted with them because I found my app's onDestroy() getting called over and over and over once I would close the app.
Maybe my service was configured incorrectly? Whatever the case, I use my phone for an alarm, so I know there is a way to run periodic operations with Android.
Further digging brought me to the AlarmManger class. I just schedule an intent to fire at an interval of M milliseconds and
that's the show! Or, it had looked like.
One sunset and sunrise at a university library later, I could not get the alarms to perform as desired. My app kept getting killed off
upon me leaving the app to go to the home screen or closing the app in the background, contrary to what I read online and in documentation. My
implementation was definitely wrong and I was horribly tired, so I headed home.
On the bright side, I finally saw the sun after a few days of poor sleep-study scheduling habits. I enjoyed whatever vitamin D I could scrape naturally after relying on milk for so long.
---
To accomplish the periodic operationality, Samsung has a neat little app called Routines.
Using Samsung Routines, I can configure all types of processes to execute on certain events, such as the opening of an app when the phone
clock reads a specific time. A hacky and opportune solution, but a simple solution it is.
---
A solution to the problem of optimizing birthday wishes to effort expended.
Is it an app? It looks like one, it's built like one, and a dissection of it shows that yes, HappyBirthday is an app.
HappyBirthday doesn't feel like an app, though. It feels like a toy, like a LEGO that once built, sits there as you wonder what to do with it now.
I still learned (sharedPrefs, file IO, design choices, ...) during the build process, but this app is an unlikely candidate for my resume. Which is fine.
I built HappyBirthday because I wanted to, and I enjoyed doing it. It was fun and I look forward to doing something similar again. I wouldn't call this software development, or computer science, or even a solution, even though the original purpose was to solve a problem.
This is just fun. Another manifestation of me in the having fun process. Any other name doesn't justify what HappyBirthday feels to me.
I think that of everything, this is the most important. That HappyBirthday was fun.
Vivek
Personal bad for social good | SpeedDial
Thank you for visiting!
Vivek Bhookya


Definitions
Duplex
Switch And Routers
Protocols And Standard
OSI
OSI Layers
Internet Protocol
Signals
Sub-netting
Created By:Ebaad AhmedUniversity Of Karachi,Department Of Computer Science


vignettes/nebula_tutorial.Rmd
nebula_tutorial.Rmd
This vignette will walk a reader through the nebula()
function.
Before going through the tutorial, install {Nebula}.
remotes::install_github("nebula-group/nebula", build_vignettes = TRUE) library(nebula)
We’ll be using the colon
data set throughout this example. This set contains data from nrow(colon$modal$gene_expr)
patients with colon adenocarcinoma (COAD) from the TCGA with available mRNA gene expression and DNA alteration data.
In this dataset there are 1239 gene expression features and 187 DNA alteration features (encompassing copy number alteration, DNA mutation, and DNA methylation data).
head(colon$modal$gene_expr[1:5,1:5]) #> 12 13 26 33 55 #> TCGA-3L-AA1B -2.423038 -0.06077479 4.6400521 -2.8386386 0.4246023 #> TCGA-4N-A93T -3.210290 -0.82757599 5.0946978 -1.9419793 -0.6309671 #> TCGA-4T-AA8H -2.895921 -1.90435159 4.6929238 -2.8386386 1.4881064 #> TCGA-5M-AAT4 -3.970366 -1.07540683 4.0248334 -2.4807544 0.4058703 #> TCGA-5M-AAT6 -1.651016 1.94444404 -0.5901572 0.3651033 -1.6379581 head(colon$modal$dna_alt[1:5, 1:5]) #> 25 91 92 207 208 #> TCGA-3L-AA1B 0 0 0 0 0 #> TCGA-4N-A93T 0 0 0 0 0 #> TCGA-4T-AA8H 0 0 0 0 0 #> TCGA-5M-AAT4 0 0 0 0 0 #> TCGA-5M-AAT6 0 0 0 0 0
We also include network information in the colon
dataset, which indicates network edges both within and between modalities.
For example, below we can see the 10th gene in the first modality has a network connection to the 8th gene in the first modality.
head(colon$network) #> mode1 gene1 mode2 gene2 #> [1,] 1 10 1 8 #> [2,] 1 23 1 8 #> [3,] 1 30 1 8 #> [4,] 1 46 1 8 #> [5,] 1 47 1 8 #> [6,] 1 48 1 8
Now perform network-driven subtype discovery on the example colon data.
We recommend setting a seed for reproducible results, since there is a stochastic nature to the Bayesian subtype assignments.
# set seed for reproducibility set.seed(123) t1 <- Sys.time() res <- nebula( data = colon$modal, modtype = c(0, 1), E = colon$network, H = 3, modeta = c(1, 0.2), nu = 1, alpha = 1, lam = 1, alpha_sigma = 10, beta_sigma = 10, alpha_p = 1, beta_p = 1 ) t2 <- Sys.time() t2-t1 #> Time difference of 12.99246 secs
Now we can examine the output.
There are subtype assignments for all samples:
You may also access probabilities that each sample is assigned to each subtype. Above, we saw the first sample was assigned to subtype “1”. Below, we see that the probability of the first sample sample being assigned to subtype “1” was close to one (after rounding).
round(head(res$clus_pr), 3) #> [,1] [,2] [,3] #> [1,] 1 0 0 #> [2,] 0 0 1 #> [3,] 0 0 1 #> [4,] 0 0 1 #> [5,] 0 1 0 #> [6,] 0 0 1
Finally, you may also access feature selection information in the output. For each feature in each mode, there is a TRUE/FALSE value for whether the feature is a defining variable in each cluster (in the res$defvar
element), as well as the probability of that feature being a defining variable for the cluster (res$defvar_pr
)


- sendMsg(String) - Method in interface engine.engineView.IEngineView2ModelAdapter
-
- sendMsgToClient(String) - Method in class engine.engineModel.EngineModel
-
send message to the client using client view adapter stub
- sendMsgToClient(String) - Method in interface provided.engine.model.IEngineModel
-
Send string message to connected remote client using the IRemoteTaskViewAdapter STUB
received from the client..
- sendMsgToComputeEngine(String) - Method in class client.clientModel.ClientModel
-
- sendMsgToComputeEngine(String) - Method in interface provided.client.model.IClientModel
-
Sends a string message to the connected compute engine using the IRemoteTaskViewAdapter STUB
received from the engine server.
- sendMsgToRemoteHost(String) - Method in interface client.clientView.IModelAdapter
-
Send the message to remote host
- SERVER_PORT - Static variable in class engine.engineModel.EngineModel
-
- setLocalTVA(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class engine.engineModel.Compute
-
set local task view adapter for local use only.
- setRemoteHost(String) - Method in interface client.clientModel.IViewAdapter
-
Sets the displayed remote host address.
- setRemoteHost(String) - Method in class client.clientView.MyClientGUI
-
Sets the displayed remote host address.
- setRemoteTVAForClient(IRemoteTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class engine.engineModel.Compute
-
used when initializing this engine server.
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class client.clientModel.task.MultiTask
-
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class client.clientModel.task.PalinNum
-
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class client.clientModel.task.PerfectSqr
-
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class client.clientModel.task.Pi2
-
Sets the task view adapter to a new value.
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class client.clientModel.task.ReverseVowels
-
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class client.clientModel.task.ReverseWordsInString
-
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class client.clientModel.task.Sqroot
-
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class provided.client.model.task.GetInfo
-
Sets the task view adapter to a new value.
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class provided.client.model.task.Pi2
-
Sets the task view adapter to a new value.
- setTaskViewAdapter(ILocalTaskViewAdapter) - Method in interface provided.compute.ITask
-
Sets the adapter to the view properly for this object.
- setTextAdapter(IRemoteTaskViewAdapter) - Method in class engine.engineModel.Compute
-
upon connection to the server, engine save the remote task view adapter from client.
- setTextAdapter(IRemoteTaskViewAdapter) - Method in interface provided.compute.ICompute
-
Sets this object's IRemoteTaskViewAdapter stub so that it can print strings out on the client's user interface.
- SINGLETON - Static variable in class provided.client.model.taskUtils.SingletonTaskFactoryLoader
-
Singleton instance of this class
- SingletonTaskFactoryLoader - Class in provided.client.model.taskUtils
-
An implementation of ITaskFactoryLoader that loads ITaskFactory instances defined by a
singleton object in a static field of the desired ITask class called "FACTORY".
If this loader attempts to load a non-existent ITask class, an internally-defined
ErrorTask instance will be returned.
- Sqroot - Class in client.clientModel.task
-
Task to compute and return the square root of x.
- Sqroot(int) - Constructor for class client.clientModel.task.Sqroot
-
Construct a task to compute and return the square root of x.
- start() - Method in class client.clientController.Controller
-
Start the system
- start() - Method in class client.clientModel.ClientModel
-
- start() - Method in class client.clientView.MyClientGUI
-
Make the frame visible
- start() - Method in class engine.engineController.EngineController
-
start the controller
- start() - Method in class engine.engineModel.EngineModel
-
start the engine by starting the RMIUtils, getting the registry, registering the engine server stub, and setting adapters for the engine server.
- start() - Method in class engine.engineView.EngineView
-
Make the frame visible
- start() - Method in interface provided.client.model.IClientModel
-
Starts the client model by initializing the RMI system and creating a remote view adapter stub
for use by an engine server.
- start() - Method in interface provided.engine.model.IEngineModel
-
Start the RMI Server (ICompute engine):
1.
- startRMI(int) - Method in interface provided.rmiUtils.IRMIUtils
-
Start up the RMI system.
- startRMI(int) - Method in class provided.rmiUtils.RMIUtils
-
Start up the RMI system.
- stop() - Method in class client.clientModel.ClientModel
-
- stop() - Method in class engine.engineModel.EngineModel
-
stop the engine
- stop() - Method in interface provided.client.model.IClientModel
-
Stops the client model by using the IRMIUtils to stop the RMI system.
- stop() - Method in interface provided.engine.model.IEngineModel
-
Stops the engine model by unbinding the ICompute engine from the Registry
and stopping class file server.
- stop() - Method in class provided.rmiUtils.classServer.ClassServer
-
Stops the server
- stopRMI() - Method in interface provided.rmiUtils.IRMIUtils
-
Performs all necessary work to shut the RMI system down,
such as shut the class server down.
- stopRMI() - Method in class provided.rmiUtils.RMIUtils
-
Performs all necessary work to shut the RMI system down,
such as shut the class server down.


My name is Kory Skarbek and I'm 29 years old. Four year ago, I got married to Whitney Skarbek on August 4th, 2012. In September of 2014 we had our first child, a girl who we named Evelyn Basia Skarbek. My wife and I are expecting our 2nd child this July. We moved up to the Seattle area in November after spending the previous 7 years in Bend, Oregon. We decided to move to be closer to family, as my wife grew up on Bainbridge Island.
On this project, we were instructed to create webpage for a blog about pets.
Launguages used: HTML/CSS
We had to create a new website for a cupcake shop with images, text and links. We had to have three HTML elements and with the class called flashy, and create a CSS rule to make them red and italic.
Launguages used: HTML/CSS
We had to create a webpage with 3-5 animals that had pcitures and discriptions. We had to have each animal in a column and using the idea of cascading.
Launguages used: HTML/CSS
For this project, we had to create a webpage for vacation packages. We needed to include price, dates avaialable and activities available. We had to include a grid that included 3 different packages.
Launguages used: HTML/CSS, Bootstrap


Guidance
This document provides guidance to help Ofsted inspectors in carrying out additional inspections of independent schools.
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This handbook sets out the main activities for conducting inspections of independent schools that are commissioned by the Department for Education outside of the normal inspection cycle. These inspections are known as ‘additional inspections’: pre-registration inspections of proposed schools under section 99 of the Education and Skills Act 2008, and material change, progress monitoring and emergency inspections under section 109(1) and (2) of the Education and Skills Act 2008.
This handbook also covers welfare-only additional inspections of independent schools, conducted under the Children Act 1989.
It sets out the purpose of each type of additional inspection and explains the judgements that inspectors will make and on which they report.
This handbook also sets out how inspectors evaluate schools’ action plans to rectify regulatory failures.
Published: 1 October 2014
Updated: 8 September 2016
From: Ofsted
Part of: Ofsted inspections of non-association independent schools


This puppet module will install New Relic’s FREE Server monitor agent on your servers.
Currently this module only supports rpm-based distributions like rhel/centos. Patches for other distributions are welcome.
$license_key
var in the
package.pp
file.
newrelic
class to any nodes you want the agent
installed on.
Joe Miller (http://joemiller.me / https://github.com/joemiller)
Author:: Joe Miller (http://joemiller.me)
Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2011 Joe Miller
License:: Apache License, Version 2.0
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.


The total Complexity score of your XL Deploy instance is: {{TotalScore}}
The Infrastructure Complexity score of your XL Deploy instance is: {{Infrastructure}}
| {{ x.name }} | {{ x.count }} |
The Applications score of your XL Deploy instance is: {{Applications}}
| {{ x.name }} | {{ x.count }} |


1 Samuel 20:35
And it came to pass in the morning, that Jonathan went out into the field at the time appointed with David, and a little lad with him.


Threading
The ODBC specification requires that all ODBC drivers must be thread-safe; that is, they must not fail when database requests are made on separate threads.
Threading Architecture
An ODBC driver can be based on one of the following architectures:
- Not thread-safe. The ODBC driver should not be used in a multi-threaded environment.
- Thread-impaired. The ODBC driver serializes all ODBC calls. All requests are handled one by one, without concurrent processing.
- Thread per connection. The ODBC driver processes requests concurrently with statement handles that do not share the same connection handle; however requests on the same connection are serialized.
- Fully threaded. All requests fully use the threaded model. The ODBC driver processes all requests on multiple statements concurrently.
The multithreading ability of the ODBC driver is platform dependent as shown in Table 2-6.
Cancelling Functions in Multithreaded Applications
In a multithreaded application, the application can cancel a function that is running synchronously on a statement. To cancel the function, the application calls SQLCancel with the same statement handle as that used by the target function, but on a different thread. Whether SQLCancel actually cancels the running function depends on the data store being accessed as shown in Table 2-7.
In both cases, SQLCancel will return
SQL_SUCCESS
. If SQLCancel has been called from a different thread while there is a pending request, the original statement will return SQL_ERROR with the error messageOperation cancelled
.


HtmlRenderer.HtmlLabel
System.Windows.Forms.Control
You can use it just as an HTML container control, just place the label on a form and feed the
Text
property with HTML code.
Using AutoSize and AutoSizeHeightOnly client can control how the html content effects the size of the label. Either case scrollbars are never shown and html content outside of client bounds will be cliped MaximumSize and MinimumSize with AutoSize can limit the max/min size of the control.
The control will handle mouse and keyboard events on it to support html text selection, copy-paste and mouse clicks.
Try the Sample Form to play with html label control.Properties
- IsSelectionEnabled - Is content selection is enabled for the rendered html (default - true).
- IsContextMenuEnabled - Is the build-in context menu enabled and will be shown on mouse right click (default - true).
- BaseStylesheet - Set base stylesheet to be used by html rendered in the control.
- AutoSize - Automatically sets the size of the label by content size
- AutoSizeHeightOnly - Automatically sets the height of the label by content height (width is not effected).
- MaximumSize - Gets or sets the max size the control get be set by AutoSize or AutoSizeHeightOnly.
- MinimumSize - Gets or sets the min size the control get be set by AutoSize or AutoSizeHeightOnly.
- Text - Gets or sets the HTML source for rendering.
Methods
- GetHtml() - Get html from the current DOM tree with inline style.
Events
- LinkClicked - Raised when the user clicks on a link in the html, Allows canceling the execution of the link.
- RenderError - Raised when an error occured during html rendering.
- StylesheetLoad - Raised when aa stylesheet is about to be loaded by file path or URI by link element. This event allows to provide the stylesheet manually or provide new source (file or uri) to load from.
- ImageLoad - Raised when an image is about to be loaded by file path or URI. This event allows to provide the image manually, if not handled the image will be loaded from file or download from URI.
Remarks
Differences between HtmlPanel and HtmlLabel
The major differential to use HtmlPanel or HtmlLabel is size and scrollbars.
If the size of the control depends on the html content the HtmlLabel should be used.
If the size is set by some kind of layout then HtmlPanel is more suitable, also shows scrollbars if the html contents is larger than the control client rectangle.
- HtmlPanel has scrollbars support
- HtmlLabel can be autosized
- HtmlLabel can have transparent background
AutoSize
AutoSize = AutoSizeHeightOnly = false
The label size will not change by the html content. MaximumSize and MinimumSize are ignored.
AutoSize = true
The width and height is adjustable by the html content, the width will be longest line in the html, MaximumSize.Width will restrict it but it can be lower than that.
AutoSizeHeightOnly = true
The width of the label is set and will not change by the content, the height is adjustable by the html content with restrictions to the MaximumSize.Height and MinimumSize.Height values.
LinkClicked event
Raised when the user clicks on a link in the html.
Allows canceling the execution of the link.
StylesheetLoad event
Raised when aa stylesheet is about to be loaded by file path or URI by link element.
This event allows to provide the stylesheet manually or provide new source (file or uri) to load from.
If no alternative data is provided the original source will be used.
ImageLoad event
Raised when an image is about to be loaded by file path or URI.
This event allows to provide the image manually, if not handled the image will be loaded from file or download from URI.
RenderError event
Raised when an error occured during html rendering.


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Humanity worldwide is continually developing new technology. Innovations such
as the telephone, TV, and internet permanently change global communication, and
adoption of novel technology is very disproportionate between countries.
Throughout the history of technology adoption documented in our dataset, a
country's GDP is strongly correlated with how quickly it is able to adopt
its use of a technology per capita. However, particular smaller countries like Japan and Germany
often acquire technology disproportionately quickly.
Scroll on to see how these trends manifest throughout communications technology in the 20th century.
All y-axes are log scale and describe the total number of devices in a given country in a particular year.
We chose not to do technology per capita, because the rate of technology acquisition is not related to
a country’s population.
The issue with relating the two is particularly noticeable with the extremely
populous China and India, where a large segment of the population is less privileged with access to new
technology. Measuring technology per capita causes those countries to score very low compared to the rest
of the world. On the other hand, technology acquisition showed a strong correlation with country GDP.
Trends to be aware of: countries with higher GDP have a strong tendency to acquire new technology more rapidly, but particular smaller countries like Japan and Germany often acquire technology disproportionately quickly.
Dataset:
Cross-country Historical Adoption of Technology (CHAT) dataset with discussion
here.