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The Best Burger is a four player game with a purpose. Players play a seemingly normal game, but then at the end, find the true meaning of the game. The entire game folds up into a box, and includes handmade polymer clay burger ingredients. In this game, everyone will have a blast trying to build the best burger!
Players build their own burgers based on what they think the burger trend is for that round. Each player plays one of four different farmers with unique ingredients that each of them own.
The four farmer choices are: the Meat/Dairy farmer (red), Veggie farmer (green), Specialties farmer (blue), and Grain farmer (orange).
Each player buys, sells, and trades ingredients with the others to build the burger each of them want to make. They may use money or their own ingredients as bartering tools. Players can spin the center ingredients lasy suzan when making a trade to see each piece more easily.
After buying an ingredient, a resource cost must also be paid, which becomes important at the end of the game.
When a player has the most similar ingredients on their burger as what is in the trend burger, that player wins the trend card for that round.
After five rounds, the game is over and whoever has the most trend cards wins the game. When the game is over, everyone looks to see how many resources they spent throughout the game, and as they will see every time, the Meat/Dairy farmer has spent the most resources using and selling their products. This ties into the polemical argument, or point, of the game, which is that the meat industry is harmful to the environment because it takes too many resources to produce its products.


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Meridian Point : GV-1
Location: Midway between the tip of the coccyx bone and the anus.
English Name: Long Strong
Pinyin Name: Chang Qiang
Actions & Effect:
Main point for hemorrhoids from excess or deficiency, anal prolapse, analfissure; otherr hemorrhoid points: UB 25, UB 30, UB 32, UB 35, UB 57, Erbai.
Diarrhea with or without blood in the stools, constipation.
Important point for genitourinary disorders, for the five types of painful urinary disorder (Five Lin), urinary retention, sexual exhaustion, impotence, seminal emission.
Main point for disorders of the coccyx. Injuries to the coccyx will generally cause the tip of the coccyx to point more ventrally, to deviate to one side, or both, affecting the energetics of the spine and the whole body.
A strong descending action on spirit disorders - epilepsy, manic depression.
Disease
Constipation, hemorrhoids, prolaps of rectum, depressive or manic psychosis, epilepsy, rigid and arched back, pain in the coccyx and sacrum area.
Meridian Point : GV-2
Location: In the hiatus of the sacrum (where you feel a superior ridge where S4 & S5 bones were as a child).
English Name: Lumbar Shu
Pinyin Name: Yao Shu
Actions & Effect:
May be used instead of GV 1 for anal issues - prolapse, hemorrhoids.
Warming point, for cold in the lower warmer, irregular menstruation, amenorrhea or uterine bleeding from deficiency, leukorrhea, weakness or atrophy of the lower limbs, seminal emission, impotence, diarrhea.
Coccyx pain with difficulty sitting or pain at the opposite end of the channel, posterior neck pain, occipital or frontal headache.
Disease
Stiffness and pain in the loins and spine, irregular menstruation, hemorrhoids, epilepsy.
Meridian Point : GV-3
Location: L4
English Name: Lumbar Yang Pass
Pinyin Name: Yao Yang Guan
Actions & Effect:
Warming point for cold or cold damp in the lower warmer, often treated with moxa for low back pain from deficiency, women's discharges (leukorrhea) due to cold, dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, impotence, seminal emission, infertility, incontienence, colities, edema, pain or weakness of the lower limb or knee.
Name is "lumbar gate" or "lumbar hinge," at this point the low back bends in flexion, treat for pain when bending forward.
Differentiation: GV 3 is a more local point whereas GV 4 is for back pain resulting from yang deficiency
Disease
Pain in the loins and sacral region, irregular menstruation, impotence.
Meridian Point : GV-4
Location: L2.
English Name: Life Gate
Pinyin Name: Ming Men
Actions & Effect:
Clears heat from the whole body, for heat disorders of the five zang, malarial disorders, steaming bone disease (can be associated with Tubercolosis among other conditions, a feeling of heat very deep in the body - Kidney Yin Deficiency from a TCM perspective).
Main point for tonifying Kidney qi and yang, for low back pain, weak knees, copious nocturnal urination, impotence, seminal emissions, deficient cold menstrual disorders, dysmenorrhea, cold-type vaginal discharge, daybreak diarrhea (5 a.m.) - possibly diarrhea with blood in the stools. Works well with ginger moxa.

Epilepsy, tinnitus, dizziness, fear, panic attacks a/or fright.
Hemorrhoids, rectal prolapse.
Disease
Stiffness and pain in the loins and spine, irregular menstruation, morning diarrhea, impotence.
Meridian Point : GV-5
Location: L1.
English Name: Suspended Pivot
Pinyin Name: Xuan Shu
Actions & Effect:
Local point for low back pain.
Diarrhea, indigestion, poor assimilation (undigested food in stools), running piglet (similar in ways to a panic attack), shan disorder (abdominal pain, indigestion, swelling of the genitalia, hernias).
Disease
Local point for low back pain, diarrhea, indigestion, poor assimilation (undigested food in stools), panic attacks, abdominal pain, indigestion, hernias.
Meridian Point : GV-6
Location: T11
English Name: Spinal Center
Pinyin Name: Ji Zhong
Actions & Effect:
General and Local spine problems.
Adjusts the Spleen, reinforces UB 20, for loss of appetite, abdominal pain and fullness, diarrhea, jaundice, hemorrhoids.
Epilepsy, rectal prolapse in children (deadman).
Disease
Hemorrhoids, prolapse of the rectum, stiffnes and pain in the loins and spine, epilepsy, diarrhea, jaundice.
Meridian Point : GV-7
Location: T10
English Name: Central Pivot
Pinyin Name: Zhong Shu
Actions & Effect:
Local point for back pain.
Epigastric pain, abdominal pain a/or bloating, poor appetite, amenorrhea.
Reinforce UB 19 Gallbladder Shu.
Disease
Local point for back pain. Epigastric pain, abdominal pain and/or bloating, poor appetite, amenorrhea.
Meridian Point : GV-8
Location: T9
English Name: Sinew Contraction
Pinyin Name: Jin Suo
Actions & Effect:
Reinforces Liver Back-shu (UB 18), special point for spasms in the sinews, general muscles tightness and contraction, spine stiffness, combine with GB 34, Huatuo of T9-T10, UB 18, LV 3, LV 8, LV 14.
Stress, irritability, physical heart pain, repressed anger, overly expressed anger.
Manic depression, epilepsy.
Mentioned for epigastric and cardiac pain.
Disease
Stiffness of spine, depression, epilepsy, stomachache, jaundice.
Meridian Point : GV-9
Location: T7.
English Name: Extremity of Yang
Pinyin Name: Zhi Yang
Actions & Effect:
Important point for mid-thoracic pain, chest and flank pain radiating from the back.
Asthma, cough, difficulty speaking due to shortness of breath, opens the chest and relaxes the diaphragm, combine with UB 17 and Huatuo of T7.
Important point for LV/GB disharmony, especially involving damp heat, for hepatitis, jaundice, cholecystitis
Disease
Distending pain in the chest and hypochondria, jaundice, caugh, stiffness of the spine and back.
Meridian Point : GV-10
Location: T6
English Name: Spirit Tower
Pinyin Name: Ling Tai
Actions & Effect:
Clears Blood heat and infectious toxicity, for carbuncles, furuncles, boils, abscesses anywhere on the body but especially on the upper back, neck and face. Good point for acne.
Neck a/or back pain.
Cough, asthma.
Disease
Cough, asthma, stiffness of spine and back.
Meridian Point : GV-11
Location: T5
English Name: Spirit Path
Pinyin Name: Shen Dao
Actions & Effect:
Important point for spirit problems, palpitations, anxiety, poor memory, muddled thinking, absent-mindedness, insomnia, has strong effect on mind and mood, combine with Huatuo of T5 and UB 15 for stress.
Pain and stiffness of the upper back, cardiac region pain a/or discomfort, cough, asthma.
Differentiation: GV 11 is mostly for deficiency of HT & LU whereas GV 12 is more for excess of HT & LU.
Disease
Angina pectoris, palpitations, amnesia, insomnia, cough, asthma, stiffness of spine and back.
Meridian Point : GV-12
Location: T3
English Name: Body Pillar
Pinyin Name: Shen Zhu
Actions & Effect:
Heat in the lungs and chest, cough, asthma, chest pain, mentioned classically for whooping cough (use cupping).
Supporting point for chronic conditions affecting the lungs, for deficiency asthma, exhaustion from deficient Lung qi.
Used for strengthening deficiencies and promoting strong development in children, epilepsy.
Classically noted for "seeing ghosts" and "rage with desire to kill" (deadman text) - which can indicate a range of stronger modern psychological issues such as schizophrenia, manic depression, bipolar depression. It does this by clearning excess heat from heart and lungs (i.e. chest), which can lead to an unsettled spirit.
Disease
Cough, asthma, epilepsy, pain and stiffness in the spine and back.
Meridian Point : GV-13
Location: T1.
English Name: Kiln Path
Pinyin Name: Tao Dao
Actions & Effect:
Special for steaming bone disorder or inflammatory diseases affecting the bones, chills and fever.
Important point for malaria.
Stiffness of the neck a/or spine, heavy head, headaches.
Disease
Headache, stiff neck, stiffness of the spine, aversion to cold, fever, cough, asthma, epilepsy and malaria.
Meridian Point : GV-14
Location: C7
English Name:Great Hammer
Pinyin Name: Da Zhui
Actions & Effect:
Meeting point of all yang meridians, GV 14 is indicated for exterior conditions as it expels pathogens and firms the yang; clearing heat and fevers whether mild or severe; and for tonifying the yang and strengthening the neck and spine.
Main point for acute wind cold or wind heat, colds and flu, especially with fever and chills, opens the pores to cause sweating. If a patient with underlying deficiency presents with chills and no fever use moxa.
Main point for reducing high fevers, combine with LU 11, UB 40 (can bleed these points). Main point for summer heat.
Cough, asthma.
Main point for spontaneous sweating from qi deficiency or night sweats from yin deficiency.
Main point for neck and upper back pain and stiffness, combine with GB 20, UB 10, UB 11, UB 12, Bailao, SI 12, SI 13, etc. As the tissue is often thick here, insert slowly and use mild manipulation, then redirect needle towards each shoulder using oblique insertion.
Strengthens the wei qi, wind cold can enter the body through the triangle formed by GV 14 and UB 12. Keep this area warm, supple and flexible with needle, moxa, massage to promote longevity.
Epilepsy, hypertension, insomnia, nosebleed.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used for bone issues (arthritis, spurs, scoliosis), calcium issues, hand issues.
Disease
Headache, stiffness of neck, cough, asthma, night sweating, epilepsy, febrile disease and malaria.
Meridian Point : GV-15
Location: .5 cun above the midpoint of the PHL in a depression below the spinous process of C1.
English Name: Mute's Gate
Pinyin Name: Ya Men
Actions & Effect:
Opens the orifices refers to the mouth, throat and tongue, for throat swelling, hoarseness, post-stroke speech disorders, important point for muteness due to tongue stiffness or vocal cord disorders.
Epilepsy, stroke, manic depression, loss of consciousness.
Occipital headaches, especially with neck stiffness, upper cervical pain and restricted neck rotation, heaviness of head - GV 15 lies over the space between C1 and C2, and can help release the suboccipital musculature which compresses the atlanto-occipital joint.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used to stimulate the medulla and limbic system, useful for emotional issues.
Disease
Sudden loss of voice, headache, stiff neck depressive psychosis, epilepsy.
Meridian Point : GV-16
Location: 1 cun directly above the midpoint of the PHL, directly below the occipital protuberance on the posterior midline of the head.
English Name: Wind Mansion
Pinyin Name: Feng Fu
Actions & Effect:
Main point for wind, whether exterior or interior, particularly affecting the head and neck. For wind cold headache, stiff neck, aversion to wind; as well as dizziness, visual dizziness, numbness, twitching, tremors.
Window of the Sky point, promotes communication between the head and body, many indications are consistient with other points of this group, such as headache, dizziness, throat swelling, earache, eye pain, nosebleeds, aphasia.
Psychological issues such as mania, palpitations from fear a/or fright, suicidal thoughts.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used to effect the medulla function (breathing issues, asthma, tight chest, etc.), but GV 17 is used more frequently, useful in spinal cord issues.
Disease
Epilepsy, stiff neck, headache, dizziness, sore throat and loss of voice.
Meridian Point : GV-17
Location: Midway between GV 16 and GV 18.
English Name: Brain's Door
Pinyin Name: Nao Hu
Actions & Effect:
Neck/Cervical issues, pain a/or stiffness of the neck, heaviness of the head, headache, dizziness.
Epilepsy, mania, lockjaw, loss of voice.
Eye pain, excessive lacrimation.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used to effect the medulla functions (heart, lung, blood vessel issues), useful for palpitations, asthma/shortness of breath, multiple sclerosis, lou gehrig's, muscular dystrophy.
Disease
Headache, dizziness, loss of voice, stiff neck, manic and depressive psychosis.
Meridian Point : GV-18
Location: Midway between GV 16 and GV 20.
English Name: Unyielding Space
Pinyin Name: Qiang Jian
Actions & Effect:
Regulates the liver and calms wind.
Stiff neck, headache.
Visual dizziness, blurring of vision.
Epilepsy, Insomnia, Manic Depression.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used to effect the autonomic nerves, balances internal organs qi, useful for fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, hormone imbalance.
Disease
Headache, vertigo, facial distortion, stiff neck, epilepsy and insomnia.
Meridian Point : GV-19
Location: Midway between GV 18 and GV 20.
English Name: Behind the Vertex
Pinyin Name: Hou Ding
Actions & Effect:
Headaches, vertigo, dizziness, neck pain, aversion to wind.
Insomnia, psychological issues primarily with manic symptoms, epilepsy.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used to stimulate the sensory cortex (sensations from skin, muscles, and sensory organs), useful for any sensory issue, stimulation also useful for improving qi sensations within treatments, qi gong, etc.
Disease
Headache, vertigo, stiffness and pain in neck, manic and depressive psychosis, epilepsy and insomnia.
Meridian Point : GV-20
Location: 5 cun posterior to the AHL.
English Name: Hundred Convergences
Pinyin Name: Bai Hui
Actions & Effect:
Main point for headache, dizziness, eye pain and redness, irritability, hypertension from excess yang in the upper body, often occuring with patterns of excess Liver yang or Liver fire. Combine with lower body points such as LV 2, LV 3, KD 1, GB 34, GB 41.
Main point for internal wind which has some overlapping indications with the above entry, for headaches, dizziness, visual dizziness, tinnitus, vertex pain, windstroke, seizures.
Main point for prolapse, anal, uterine, vaginal; main point for hemorrhoids.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used to effect the association area (related to emotions, memory, behavior), useful for low energy, yang energy imbalances, parkinson's, alzheimer's, motor control issues.
Disease
Headache, vertigo, wind stroke, insomnia, prolonged diarrhea.
Meridian Point : GV-21
Location: Midway between GV 20 and GV 22.
English Name: Before the Vertex
Pinyin Name: Qian Ding
Actions & Effect:
Epilepsy - acute and chronic (for children avoid needling before the fontanel has closed).
Headaches, migraines, blurry vision, pain a/or swelling along the vertex a/or face.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used to effect the motor cortex, useful for all movement issues, stroke recovery.
Disease
Headache, vertigo, sinusitis, redness, swelling and pain of eyes, epilepsy.
Meridian Point : GV-22
Location: 1 cun posterior to GV 23.
English Name: Fontanel Meeting
Pinyin Name: Xin Hui
Actions & Effect:
Nasal issues - congestion, olfactory problems (i.e. distinguishing smells), nosebleed, polyps.
Headaches, primarily from wind in the Chinese Medicine sense of the term, dizziness, vertigo.
Psychological issues, particularly related to fear a/or fright, panic attacks, palpitations.
 Also helpful for improving focus in children (ADD/ADHD).
Disease
Headache, vertigo, sinusitis, nasal polyp, redness, swelling and pain of eyes, epilepsy.
Meridian Point : GV-23
Location: 1 cun posterior to the AHL and .5 cun posterior to GV 24.
English Name: Upper Star
Pinyin Name: Shang Xing
Actions & Effect:
Main point for nose problems, nasal congestion, rhinitis, nasal polyps, sinus headache.
Eye/Vision issues - shortsightedness, visual dizziness, painful/red eyes.
Facial swelling.
Psychological issues, primarily with wind derived mania symptoms from a TCM perspective.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used for face and cervical issues, useful for sinus congestion, eye issues, and neck pain/cervical disc issues.
Disease
Nasal obstruction, sinusitis, headache, vertigo, pain of eyes, epilepsy and malaria.
Meridian Point : GV-24
Location: Midway between the AHL and GV 23.
English Name: Spirit Court
Pinyin Name: Shen Ting
Actions & Effect:
Local point for frontal headache, chronic sinusitis, nosebleeds, nasal discharge, excessive tearing.
Psychological issues with anxiety/mania as a main symptom - anxiety, panic attacks, fear, add, manic depression.
Epilepsy, dizziness.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Effects the cranial nerve system, useful for all issues related to the cranial nerves, TMJ, vertigo.
Differentiation: GV 23 is more for nose problems whereas GV 24 is more for headaches.
Disease
Headache, vertigo, sinusitis, cataract, insomnia.
Meridian Point : GV-25
Location: On the tip of the nose.
English Name: White Bone-Hole
Pinyin Name: Su Liao
Actions & Effect:
Important point to restore or help maintain consciousness, for shock, loss of consciousness, to revive from drowning.
Rosacea, circulation issues in nose.
Nasal issues - rhinitis, polyps, discharge, inability or changes in olfactory sensations (smell).
May reduce alcohol intoxication (deadman).
Disease
Sinusitis, nasal polyp, running nose, unconsciousness, convulsion and suffocation.
Meridian Point : GV-26
Location: At the junction of the upper and middle third of the philtrum.
English Name: Water Trough
Pinyin Name: Shui Gou
Actions & Effect:
One of two Command Points (with PC 6) added to the original four, for fainting, collapse. Main point for restoring consciousness, for shock, revivial from fainting, weakness, helps patient to awaken, use fingernail in an emergency.
Main point for acute low back sprain, helps relieve pain and restore motion, moves stagnation at the opposite end of the channel. After obtaining the Qi, have pateint bend then rotate the waist.
Nosebleed, nasal discharge issues, problems with olfactory sensations (smell).
Manic-depression and other strong shen disturbances, epilepsy (seizures).
Disease
Unconsciousness, depressive and manic psychosis, epilepsy, infantile convulsion, facial distortion, toothache, lockjaw, nasal obstruction, stiff neck.
Meridian Point : GV-27
Location: At the junction of the upper lip and the philtrum.
English Name: Extremity of the Mouth
Pinyin Name: Dui Duan
Actions & Effect:
Problems of the mouth and sinuses - tongue ulcers, bad breath (halitosis), pain a/or swelling of the gums, nosebleed, nasal congestion.
Psychological/Shen issues - manic depression, epilepsy, etc.
Disease
Problems of the mouth and sinuses - tongue ulcers, bad breath (halitosis), pain and/or swelling of the gums, nosebleed, nasal congestion, manic depression, epilepsy.
Meridian Point : GV-28
Location: At the junction of the gum and the frenulum of the upper lip.
English Name: Gum Intersection
Pinyin Name: Yin Jiao
Actions & Effect:
Pain a/or swelling of the gums, stiffness in the lips.
Nasal issues - polyps, congestion, pain.
Neck pain a/or stiffness with difficulty turning head.
Stronger psychological issues, particularly with symptoms of mania.
Disease
Swelling and pain of the gums, oral sore, psychosis.
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A massive list of all sorts of tutorials, books and videos on operating systems.
Web #
- Wiki OS Dev - Provides information and a community
- Wiki Low level Community - A TODO list of what needs to be done
- OS Tutorial - Several step-by-step README tutorials and code samples
Books #
- Writing a Simple Operating System - A 77 page masterpiece by Nick Blundell
- The Little Book about OS Development - A practical guide to writing your own x86 operating system by Eric Helen and Adam Roseberg
- Operating System Concepts - An introduction to essential concepts by Galvin and Silberschatz
- Modern Operating Systems - By Andrew Tanenbaum and Herbert Bos
- Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces - All about virtualization, concurrency and persistance by Andrea C. Arpaci-Dusseau and Remzi H. Arpaci-Dusseau
Videos #
- Write Your Own Operating System - A series of 34 videos by Viktor Engelmann


[video] "The Grimm Brothers' Snow White" A Postview, copyright 1998 p-m agapow
The classic fairy tale, fed ("Fargo" style) through a tree shredder.
The media-astute amongst you will recognise "The Grimm Brothers' Snow White" as the latest in the string of "X's Y". For example:
* "Bram Stoker's Dracula" * "Jackie Collin's Hollywood Wives" * "Steven Seagal's Career's Shot To Hell"
It is also a member of that dubious class known as Films With Many Names (also known as Films That Are Not Very Good), scuttling around like an international master criminal under various nom-de-plumes:
* "Snow White in the Black Forest" * "Snow White: A Tale of Terror" * "Innocent Blood"
which evokes images of sequel films like "What Snow White Did Next" and "Snow White From Navarone". This schizophrenic identity is indicative of a picture that would like to reinvent an old myth, but instead just slaps on a fresh coat of paint and sticks a huge extension out the back. It's not exactly a bad film, but one that is not as brave as it needed to be.
We commence the film with a tragic carriage accident somewhere in the faux Middle Ages. Lord Friedrich Hoffman (Sam Neill, no - really) is distraught at losing his beautiful wife and vows he will not show any facial expressions until he can remarry and advance the plot. But at least he still has his daughter, the utterly resistible Lilli (Taryn Davis). You see, she is named after her unfortunate mother. Holy Freudian overtones, Batman!
Sure 'nuff, after some years Lilli is replaced by another actor (the even more resistible Monica Keena) and the Lord Friedrich announces he will get married to the mysterious Claudia (Sigourney Weaver). With la Sigourney flouncing around the castle, complete with malevolent mute manservant and a wardrobe that occasionally blinds the cleaning staff, things start to get interesting at last. La Sigourney wants to have a child with Friedrich (which is one method of determining whether he's alive or not, I guess) and Lilli pouts a lot. Finally, one of Lilli's tantrums causes her step-mother to miscarry. La Sigourney cranks the acting dial up to "11" and storms dishevelled around the castle, wielding her manservant liberally and talking to the mirror in her wardrobe. (The mirror's reflection incidentally, does a nice fuzzy lens effect that William Shatner would be proud of.) She tries to resurrect her dead baby, casts a sleeping spell on the castle (inadvertently resolving the issue of whether Sam Neill is conscious or not) and casts Lilli out into the deep woods, distracting her would-be beau, the wholly unremarkable Dr Peter Gutenberg (David Conrad, in a career-stalling appearance).
It is about here that the film's inventions start getting problematic. In the earlier scenes, Claudia is sympathetically drawn as a stepmother that is trying hard with a new and uncooperative daughter. Then the daughter's actions cause her to derail, drool wildly and start dabbling in the dark arts. As in "Bram Stoker's Dracula", we are left with the perplexing issue of whether our villain is a damned vile creature, or just someone with a few issues to resolve. ("Tonight on Oprah - Satan, Master of All Evil or Just Misunderstood?") Either way, it seems clear the actions of the bratty Lilli has pushed her onto this path, which allows no happy nor satisfying conclusion.
(Also problematic is the mirror charming Claudia with talk of how beautiful she is, and then presenting the shocking news that there is one more beautiful than her - Lilli. I mean: Hello? We're talking about Sigourney Weaver here? The mirror doesn't have to like to her! And you're comparing her unfavourably to the whiny, pasty Lilli?)
In the forest, Lilli encounters not the Seven Dwarfs but the Six Impoverished and Politically Disenfranchised Homeboys. One of them is actually short, but if you were a Freudian you might think that their lack of power and - hence - metaphorical economic and civil emasculation, make them "dwarfs" in a political sense. (No, that didn't fly for me either.) The Six (And Shortly To Be Five then Four) Homeboys fight over whether they should kill, ransom or protect Lilli. And it doesn't matter how many times you watch the film, they always make the wrong decision.
Needless to say, Lilli with the help of her homies eventually caps her evil but well-intentioned stepmother, La Sigourney chewing scenery all the way. Lilli's boyfriend shows back up again and - alas - Sam Neill is revived and rescued, which means that "Event Horizon" will get made. Darn.
Once again, not a bad film (but who can tell after "Starship Troopers"?) and more one that speaks of a horrible design by committee, where no one vision is allowed to dominate and the film ends up going several directions at once. Sigourney is as always good even in bad roles, Neill continues to snooze his career away, and we have an elegant proof that you don't have to be European to make bad arthouse films. [*/misfire], casual inelegance on the Sid and Nancy scale.
"The Grimm Brothers' Snow White" Released 1997. Director Michael Cohn. Starring Sigourney Weaver, Sam Neill, Taryn Davis, David Conrad, Monica Keena.
------ Paul-Michael Agapow<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"There is no adventure, there is no romance, there is only trouble and desire."
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Now you will be paired with a different partner to the ones you previously played with. You have 10 tokens, and you must choose how to divide it between you and your partner.
Payoffs are distributed according to the function reported in the following graph, where you can see on the X axis your payoff and on the Y axis your partner's.
At the end of the experiment, the computer will randomly choose whether to implement your choice or your partner’s choice for how to divide the 10 tokens, and you will be paid according to the chosen division.
Please, select the point on the circle that will determine the payoffs.
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Mint Chip
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Strawberry Balsamic
Farm fresh strawberries are ground into a base and added to our vanilla bean base. Top it off with some thick balsamic vinegar glaze and what more could you want?
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Sorbets
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Would it be possible to add a sort by ping to the server filters
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Sorry its not possible because of some reasons.
1. Not all servers shows you a ping, because the ping is seperatly fetched on the page and it could take some time to see a servers ping.
2. Instantly after the ping is displayed, its out of date. A servers ping various every second, several things have a impact for a ping, like hardware, players, network utilization, many more...
Topicstarter
Guest
you can sort your serverlist by just one simple klick on the ping lable on top.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Oh, yeah. You really could sort it with battlelog features only. I don't saw it.
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Blake (2001) defines case as "a system of marking dependent nouns for the type of relationship they bear to their heads." For example, case commonly marks the subject or the direct object of a verb. The marking might consist of affixation or some other morpholological process that marks words, or it might be an adposition that marks whole noun phrases.
This questionnaire allows you to describe core case marking in your language; that is, the pattern of cases marking the mandatory arguments of transitive and intransitive verbs. Following Dixon (1968), we refer to the grammatical relations commonly expressed by case using the following abbreviations: A refers to the agent of a transitive verb; O refers to the patient (or object) of a transitive verb; and S refers to the lone argument (or subject) of intransitive verbs.
What type of core case marking does your language exhibit?
None(Verbal argument roles are determined only by word order, by intonation, or pragmatically.)
Nominative-accusative
S and A take a case named the (e.g. nominative, subjective) O takes a case named the (e.g. accusative, objective)
Ergative-absolutive
A takes a case named the (e.g. ergative, relative, narrative) S and O take a case named the (e.g. absolutive, nominative)
Tripartite
S takes a case named the (e.g. nominative, subjective) A takes a case named the (e.g. ergative, agentive) O takes a case named the (e.g. absolutive, patientive)
Split-S
(The S argument of some intransitive verbs is marked by the same case as the agent of transitives, while for other verbs the S argument is marked by the same case as the patient.)
A takes a case named the (e.g. ergative, agentive) O takes a case named the (e.g. absolutive, patientive)
Fluid-S
(The S argument of some intransitive verbs is marked by the same case as the agent of transitives, while for other verbs the S argument is marked by the same case as the patient, and for still other verbs the S argument can be marked by either case, depending on pragmatic factors (e.g. whether the S is perceived as being in control of the action.)
Split conditioned on features of the noun phrase arguments
(Some classes of noun phrases (e.g. pronouns) show a nominative-accusative pattern, while others (e.g. common nouns) show an ergative-absolutive pattern. You will have an opportunity to define these classes on the Lexicon page.)
S and A take a case named the (e.g. nominative, subjective) O takes a case named the (e.g. accusative, objective) A takes a case named the (e.g. ergative, relative, narrative) S and O take a case named the (e.g. absolutive, nominative)
Split conditioned on features of the verb
(Depending on some feature of the verb (e.g. tense or aspect), the core arguments are sometimes marked in a nominative-accusative pattern and other times in an ergative-absolutive pattern. You will have an opportunity to define these features on the Lexicon page.)
Focus-case
(A number of Austronesian languages, including several Philippine languages, have a system where A and O are marked by cases. An additional case, sometimes called the focus, is mandatory in every clause and has its grammatical role assigned by the morphology of the verb. You will have an opportunity to define this morphology on the Morphology page.)
The focus case is named the A takes a case named the (e.g. ergative, relative, narrative) O takes a case named the (e.g. accusative, objective)
Additional Cases
If your language has any additional cases not covered above that occur in simple intransitive or transitive clauses (e.g. if you language has verbs whose O is marked by the dative), define those cases here:
Blake, Barry J. 2001. Case. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Dixon, R. M. W. 1968. The Dyirbal Language of North Queensland. Ph.D. thesis, University of London.


vignettes/regioncode-vignette.Rmd
regioncode-vignette.Rmd
Inspired by Vincent Arel-Bundock’s amazing countrycode
package, we created regioncode
, a package to achieve similar functions but specifically within China. regioncode
aims to enable seamlessly converting regions’ formal names, common-used names, and administrative division codes between each other in modern China (1986–2019).
regioncode
?The Chinese government gives unique geocodes for each county, city (prefecture), and provincial-level administrative unit. These “administrative division codes” are consistently adjusted and updated to matched national and regional plans of development. The adjustments however may disturb researchers when they conduct studies over time or merge geo-based data from different years. Especially, when researchers render statistical data on a Chinese map, different geocodes between map data and statistical data can cause mess-up outputs.
This package aims to conquer such difficulties by a one-step solution. In the current version, regioncode
enables seamlessly converting formal names, common-used names, language zone, and division codes of Chinese provinces and prefectures between each other and across thirty-four years from 1986 to 2019.
To install:
install.packages("regioncode")
.remotes::install_github("sammo3182/regioncode")
.We uses a randomly drawn sample of Yuhua Wang’s China’s Corruption Investigations Dataset
to illustrate how the package works. In the data, the division codes were recorded with the 2019 version, and we added prefectural abbreviations for the sake of illustration.
In regioncode
package, we named administrative division codes as code
, regions’ formal names as name
, and their commonly used abbreviation as sname
. The current version enables mutual conversion between any pair of them. To do so, users just need to pass a character vector of names or a numeric vector of geocodes into the function. In the current version, the function can produce three types of output at both the prefectural and provincial levels: codes (code
), names (name
) and area (area
, such as 华北, 东北, 华南, etc.). One just needs to specify which type of the output they want in the argument convert_to
and corresponding years of the input and output. For example, the following codes convert the 2019 geocodes in the corruption
data to their 1989 version:
## [1]<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00
# 1999 version
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture_id,
convert_to = "code", # default set
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989)
## [1]<PHONE_NUMBER>01<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>25
## [11] 420600
Note that if a region was initially geocoded in e.g., 1989 and included in a new region, in 2019, the new region geocode will be used hereafter. If a big place was broken into several regions, the later-year codes will be aligned with the first region according to the ascendant order of the regions’ numeric geocodes.
By altering the output format to name
, one can easily convert codes or region names of a given year to region names in another year. regioncode
automatically detects the input format, so users need to specify the output format only (together with the input and output years) to gain what they want. In the following example, we convert the geocode variable in the corruption
dataset to region names and the name variable to codes and names in another year.
# The original name
corruption$prefecture
## [1] "济南市" "泰州市" "松江区" "宜昌市" "来宾市" "怀化市" "莆田市" "宜宾市"
## [9] "定安县" "襄阳市"
# Codes to name
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture_id,
convert_to = "name",
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989)
## [1] "济南市" "泰州市" "松江县" "宜昌市" "宜昌地区" "柳州地区"
## [7] "怀化地区" "莆田市" "宜宾地区" "定安县" "襄樊市"
# Name to codes of the same year
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
convert_to = "code",
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 2019)
## [1]<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>00
# Name to name of a different year
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
convert_to = "name",
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989)
## [1] "济南市" "泰州市" "松江县" "宜昌市" "宜昌地区" "柳州地区"
## [7] "怀化地区" "莆田市" "宜宾地区" "定安县" "襄樊市"
To further help uses with “messier” data and diverse demands, regioncode
provides five special conversions: conversion from data with incomplete data, specification of municipalities, conversion sociopolitical areas and linguistic areas, and pinyin output. The current version also allows conversions at the provincial level.
More than often, data codes may omit the administrative level when recording geo-information, e.g., using “北京” instead of “北京市.” To accomplish conversions of such data, one needs to specify the incomplete_name
argument. If the input data is incomplete, users should set the argument as “from”; if they want the output name (when convert_to = "name"
) to be without “city” or “prefecture,” they can set the argument to “to” (see the example below); and if users want to gain incomplete names for both input and output names, incomplete_name = "both"
. All the above conversions can be over years.
# Full, official names
corruption$prefecture
## [1] "济南市" "泰州市" "松江区" "宜昌市" "来宾市" "怀化市" "莆田市" "宜宾市"
## [9] "定安县" "襄阳市"
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
convert_to = "name",
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989,
incomplete_name = "to")
## [1] "济南" "泰州" "松江" "宜昌" "柳州" "来宾" "怀化" "莆田" "宜宾" "定安"
## [11] "襄樊" "襄阳"
Municipalities (“直辖市”) are geographically cities but administratively provincial. The districts within these municipalities are thus prefectural. Different analyses treat these districts differently: some parallel the districts aligned with other prefectures, while the others treat the entire municipality as one prefecture. To deal with the latter situation, regioncode
sets an argument zhixiashi
. When the argument is set TRUE
, the municipalities are treated as whole prefectures, and their provincial codes are used as the geocodes.
Due to social, political, and martial reasons, Chinese regions are divided into seven regions:
| region | provincial-level administrative unit |
|---|---|
| 华北 | 北京市, 天津市, 山西省, 河北省, 内蒙古自治区 |
| 东北 | 黑龙江省, 吉林省, 辽宁省 |
| 华东 | 上海市, 江苏省, 浙江省, 安徽省, 福建省, 台湾省, 江西省, 山东省 |
| 华中 | 河南省, 湖北省, 湖南省 |
| 华南 | 广东省, 海南省, 广西壮族自治区, 香港特别行政区, 澳门特别行政区 |
| 西南 | 重庆市, 四川省, 贵州省, 云南省, 西藏自治区 |
| 西北 | 陕西省, 甘肃省, 青海省, 宁夏回族自治区, 新疆维吾尔自治区 |
regioncode
also offers a method “area” to convert codes and names of the region into such areas.
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989,
convert_to="area")
## [1] "华东" "华东" "华东" "华中" "华南" "华中" "华东" "西南" "华南" "华中"
China is a multilingual country with a variety of dialects. These dialects may be used by several prefectures in a province or province. Prefectures from different provinces may also share the same dialect.
regioncode
allows users to gain linguistic zones the prefectures belong as an output. Users can gain two levels of linguistic zones, dialect groups and dialect sub-groups by setting the argument to_pinyin
to dia_group
or dia_sub_group
. Note that, the linguistic distribution in China is too complex for precisely gauging at the prefectural level. The linguistic zone output from regioncode
is thus at most for reference rather than rigorous linguistic research.
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989,
to_dialect = "dia_group")
## [1] "冀鲁官话" "江淮官话" "吴语" "西南官话" "西南官话" "湘语"
## [7] "莆仙区" "西南官话" "琼文区" "西南官话"
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989,
to_dialect = "dia_sub_group")
## [1] "沧惠片-1" "石济片-8" "泰如片-1" "太湖片-1" "成渝片-3" "成渝片-9"
## [7] "桂柳片-10" "岑江片-2" "吉溆片-3" "娄邵片-1" "黔北片-3" "长益片-3"
## [13] "莆仙区-4" "灌赤片-10" "府城片-1" "鄂北片-10"
Pinyin is a Chinese phonetic romanization. Some data stores the region names with pinyin instead of Chinese characters. The default name output of regioncode
uses Chinese characters, but one can gain pinyin output by setting the argument to_pinyin = TRUE
. The effect can be applied to either official name, incomplete name, or sociopolitical area outputs.
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989,
convert_to="name",
to_pinyin=TRUE
)
## 济南市 泰州市 松江县 宜昌市
## "ji_nan_shi" "tai_zhou_shi" "song_jiang_xian" "yi_chang_shi"
## 宜昌地区 柳州地区 怀化地区 莆田市
## "yi_chang_di_qu" "liu_zhou_di_qu" "huai_hua_di_qu" "pu_tian_shi"
## 宜宾地区 定安县 襄樊市
## "yi_bin_di_qu" "ding_an_xian" "xiang_fan_shi"
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989,
convert_to="name",
incomplete_name = "to",
to_pinyin=TRUE
)
## 济南 泰州 松江 宜昌 柳州 来宾
## "ji_nan" "tai_zhou" "song_jiang" "yi_chang" "liu_zhou" "lai_bin"
## 怀化 莆田 宜宾 定安 襄樊 襄阳
## "huai_hua" "pu_tian" "yi_bin" "ding_an" "xiang_fan" "xiang_yang"
regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture,
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989,
convert_to="area",
to_pinyin=TRUE
)
## 华东 华东 华东 华中 华南 华中
## "hua_dong" "hua_dong" "hua_dong" "hua_zhong" "hua_nan" "hua_zhong"
## 华东 西南 华南 华中
## "hua_dong" "xi_nan" "hua_nan" "hua_zhong"
regioncode
allows conversions at not only the prefectural but provincial level. By setting the argument province = TRUE
, users can accomplish all the code, name, and area conversions at the provincial level. (Note that, at the provincial level, the linguistic conversion can be only to dialect group.) Moreover, since provinces have fixed abbreviations, regioncode
allows names not only being, e.g., “宁夏” instead of “宁夏回族自治区” but also “宁”. When the inputs are abbreviations, users can set the convert_to
argument to abbreTocode
, abbreToname
, or abbreToarea
. When they want provincial abbreviation outputs, just set convert_to = "abbre"
.
regioncode(data_input = corruption$province_id,
convert_to = "codeToabbre",
year_from = 2019,
year_to = 1989,
province = TRUE)
## [1] "鲁" "苏" "沪" "鄂" "桂" "湘" "闽" "蜀" "琼" "鄂"
regioncode
provides a convenient way to convert Chinese administrative division codes, official names, sociopolitical and linguistic areas, abbreviations, and so on between each other. This vignette offers a quick view of package features and a short tutorial for users.
The development of the package is ongoing. Future versions aim to add more administrative level choices, from province level to county level. Data are also enriching. Welcome to join us if you are also interested (see the affiliations below). Please contact us with any questions or comments. Bug reports can be conducted by Github Issues.
Also thanks ZHU Meng and LIU Xueyan for helping writing the ‘Advanced Application’ section of this vignette.
Dr. Yue Hu
Department of Political Science,
Tsinghua University,
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Website: https://sammo3182.github.io
Wenquan Wu
Department of Political Science,
Tsinghua University,
Email: wuwq20@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn


Everything in typography is about being subtle, and styling the separation between paragraphs is no different.
Denoting a new paragraph should hardly be noticable to the reader, and first-line indents are a good way to achieve that. The first paragraph doesn’t need to be indented.
Spacing is the other way to set off a new paragraph. You can do this with
the bottom-margin
CSS property.
We find that using a bottom margin makes it a little easier to scan a web page, while indents give more of a narrative or newspaper-y feel.
The purpose of a first-line indent or bottom margin is to indicate to the reader that, well, you’re starting a new paragraph.
Readers aren’t stupid, and they don’t need two signs that a new paragraph is happening. That’s redundant.


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I was, and still am, super excited about ServiceWorkers. More for the (possible) performance increase and offline fallback/offline aspects than the push notifications areas. So I've been reading as many devs posts about ServiceWorkers as I could and decided... lets do this. So here's me dipping my toes into it, little bit of resources I've used, and one of the problems I ran into and it's solution.
First there is already plenty of resources on getting started. So no need for me to reinvent the wheel. These few below are what helped me wrap my brain around it, and see the code in action instead of just random code on a page. By no means is this all there is or all inclusive. Its a springboard.
For my personal site I run it in a virtual host on my computer. That is I use
corydowdy.dev
instead of 'http://localhost/corydowdy'. For everyday development this isn't an issue. It helps keep the paths pretty much the same for my cms in production. Service workers require HTTPS. So your dev environment will need to use HTTPS for Service
Workers. Which means you may need to have a cert or create a self signed one.
If you plan on using any "powerful features" in the near future you'll need HTTPS. Things like:
If you feel like "making a self signed cert" is making you jump through hoops to develop then there are some solutions when it comes to Service Workers.
Using Firefox Developer Edition or regular Firefox you can enable Service Workers over HTTP while the developer console/toolbox is open.
Here is a hastily made screencast of what happens when the toolbox isn't open over HTTP followed up by enabling Service Workers over HTTP and leaving the developer toolbox open. You can see in the console the service worker trying to register then give you the warning it has failed. Upon enabling Service Workers and refreshing the page the "registration failed" warning now says "service worker registration complete". It works!
If your main development browser is Chrome and your dev site is simply http://localhost
or http://localhost/site-here
you're free to get on developing. If its in a virtual host, ie site.dev
then this command line switch will let you develop your ServiceWorker script over regular insecure HTTP.
./chrome --user-data-dir=/tmp/foo --ignore-certificate-errors --unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure=http://your-site.dev
As it stands right now. Chrome is a bit easier to develop and debug Service Workers in even if you consider the command needed to use Service Workers locally under a non localhost url. Chrome allows you to check a box to "update on reload" and delete a Service Worker cache from the dev tools. Not to mention the network throttling and offline tools which Firefox says they will soon add as well.
Firefox you can navigate to about:serviceworkers
to see the Service
Workers that are registered.
In your dev environment it'll be preferable that your Service Worker script to not be cached. This way updates to the script can be reflected in the browser. These are strictly for development purposes. Remove in production.
Prevent Caching in Apache.
<Files "sw.js" >
<IfModule mod_headers.c>
Header unset ETag
Header set Cache-Control "max-age=0, no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate"
</IfModule>
</Files>
Prevent Caching in Nginx
location = /sw.js {
expires -1; # immediately expire this file
add_header Cache-Control "max-age=0, no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate"
}
I use a Critical CSS workflow and a script from the Filament Group called Enhance. This takes some of their functions, cookie, getMeta, loadCSS and loadJs, and packages them up into a nice script.
They recomend in their examples of using Server Side includes. I use twig. An example of this would be...
Server Side includes - Apache

<link rel="stylesheet" href="stylesheet-here.css">

<link rel="stylesheet" href="stylesheet-here.css">
Twig ( or PHP ) pattern
{% if app.request.cookies.has("fullcss") %}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="stylesheet-here.css">
{% else %}

{% endif %}

<link rel="stylesheet" href="stylesheet-here.css">
With many of the examples listed above in Resources they recommend you cache your homepage or your blog page in the initial installation of the ServiceWorker like so:
self.addEventListener('install', event => {
event.waitUntil(
caches.open('my-cache::v1')
.then( cache => {
cache.addAll([
'/blog',
'/js/javascript-needed-diff-page.js',
]);
return cache.addAll([
'global.css',
'global.js',
'/',
'/images/img.jpg'
// etc
]);
})
);
});
On initial install both my homepage ('/') and my blog page ('/blog') are cached. This is great for perf and almost near instant loading.
ServiceWorkers will throw a kink into this because on a repeat visit or a refresh (depending how your serviceworker is set to cache) nothing will touch the server. The calls for the server side include or the twig check for the cookie won't produce anything. On a desktop this isn't an issue because my critical css has all the needed CSS to render the page. On a small screen device there isn't an issue either....until you try to open the navigation. Here is an example.
Every time I return to the homepage or the blog page or refresh those pages and press the "menu" button nothing happens. The menu button Javascript works but the CSS isn't applied.
Since the blog page and the homepage were cached on install the server has no chance to respond to the cookie set. Neither server side includes nor the check in twig for the cookie will succeed.
This could be remedied by including the dropdown css in the critical css. This though gets me though right at or just below the 14kb budget I have set for inlined critical css.
Luckily for me as I was starting down the ServiceWorkers path the Filament Group updated the loadCSS function to use the resource hint preload .
Using the new pattern with preload supplied by the Filament Group it removes the Server Side Includes or server based cookie check like I have above with php/twig.
Your templating language will probably differ from the twig template I have below but the concept is the same across templating languages.
{#
Still have the Cookie check for browsers that don't support ServiceWorkers
#}
{% if app.request.cookies.has('fullcss') %}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ paths.theme }}css/global-styles.min.css"/>
{% else %}
{# No 'fullcss' cookie present then load the inline styles #}
{% block inlined_styles %}
{# Individual Inlined Styles Go in Page Template #}
{% endblock %}
{# use loadCSS along with Preload to load the stylesheet asynchronously and not block rendering #}
<link rel="preload" href="{{ paths.theme }}css/global-styles.min.css" as="style" onload="this.rel='stylesheet'">
{% block enhance %}

{% endblock enhance %}
{% endif %}
{# fall back styles for no javascript #}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ paths.theme }}css/global-styles.min.css"/>
LoadCSS also contains a polyfill for 'link rel="preload"' so it will use the standard loadCSS function in browsers that don't support preload, which currently only Blink based browsers do - Chrome and Opera.
With the above pattern now applied to my site it will function as follows:
Now the full css file is loaded on a return visit to our homepage and the navigation works again!
So is adding a service worker beneficial to this sites perf? Well... yeah. Return trips really benefit from the service worker cache on a cable connection. Initial first visits don't see much variance on any connection type.
| First Byte | Start Render | Speed Index | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Browser | First View | Repeat View | First View | Repeat View | First View | Repeat View | |
| Chrome | Without Service Worker | 0.354s | 0.222s | 0.873s | 0.674s | 902 | 702 |
| With Service Worker | 0.280s | 0.776s | 0.794s | 0.323s | 804 | 303 | |
| FireFox | Without Service Worker | 0.284s | 0.226s | 0.689s | 0.391s | 701 | 400 |
| With Service Worker | 0.356s | 0.308s | 0.746s | 0.319s | 703 | 300 |
Where this particular Service Worker really shines in on a 3G or slower connected device.
| First Byte | Start Render | Speed Index | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Browser | First View | Repeat View | First View | Repeat View | First View | Repeat View | |
| Chrome | Without Service Worker | 1.754s | 1.538s | 2.390s | 1.184s | 2390 | 1895 |
| With Service Worker | 1.749s | 0.098s | 2.093s | 0.298s | 2183 | 305 |
The Service Worker also seems to be playing a trick. In the above table showing Chrome and Firefox with a service worker installed there seems to be a discrepancy with repeat views and the start render times and first byte in Chrome.
| Browser | First Byte Repeat View | Start Render Repeat View |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome | 0.776s | 0.323s |
The "first byte" is a lot slower than the start render. Since we have a Service Worker installed I'm going to assume that the first byte is actually the response time from Typekit serving my fonts since they are not cached with the service worker. Here is the filmstrip showing the start render at .3 seconds which gives us our start render of 0.323 seconds.
Should you use Service Worker? If you have an HTTPS enabled site yeah! Do it! The Service Worker won't register or run the code on browsers that don't support it so browser support isn't a big hurdle. If you have HTTPS you're probably using HTTP/2 so might as well throw this performance increase in too. Visitors with a slow connection will benefit greatly and visitors with a good connection will be just as happy with a fast loading site.


Now let’s think about leaving the Earth. How can a rocket get off the Earth’s surface?
Basically, as long as the rocket is pushing off the ground more than gravity is pulling it back down, it will be able to take off. (This same logic can also be applied to an airplane taking off - however, because the airplane stays within the Earth’s atmosphere it doesn’t need as much of a push.)


Neil Crofts
BBC
Neil Crofts is a senior software engineer at the BBC in the Audience Platform Data team responsible for processing the billions of messages audiences create when interacting with BBC online services.
Previously he worked on the BBC Red Button Digital Text service and prior to that has developed software in a number of other industries including semiconductors, automotive (commercial and F1) and telecoms.
Talk: 7 serverless recipes for big data architectures
The BBC Audience Platform Data team collects, transforms and delivers billions of events each day from audience interactions with mobile apps and web sites such as BBC News, BBC Sport and iPlayer.
We will share our experience of the 7 critical steps we took to migrate from Spark clusters with Map-Reduce to a serverless architecture. We will cover the good, the bad and the ugly, including lessons learnt along the way. These steps are also applicable to new architectures.
We have been running in production for nearly a year and have achieved our goal of real-time analysis at up to 25000 transactions per second. This allows us to meet the demands of even the biggest news days, as well as seeing significant savings on our cloud infrastructure.


TOWEDNACK CUCKOO FEAST.
THE parish feast takes place on the nearest Sunday to the 28th of April.
It happened in very early times, when winters extended further into the spring than they now do, that one of the old inhabitants resolved to be jovial, notwithstanding the inclemency of the season; so he invited all his neighbours, and to warm his house he placed on the burning faggots the stump of a tree. It began to blaze, and, inspired by the warmth and light, they began to sing and drink; when, lo ! with a whiz and a whir, out flew a bird from the hollow in the stump, crying, Cuckoo ! cuckoo ! The bird was caught and kept by the farmer, and he and his friends resolved to renew the festal meeting every year at this date, and to call it their "cuckoo feast." Previous to this event Towednack had no "feasten Sunday," which made this parish a singular exception to the rule in Cornwall.
This feast is sometimes called "crowder" feast, because the fiddler formed a procession at the church door, and led the people through the village to some tune on his "crowd."


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If you are a developer or designer that needs to leave your phone running for long periods of time without the screen turning off, then this is the app for you! If you've ever used Caffeine for Mac, this is a similar utility for Android N and O.
Awake is a tiny app that creates a Tile in your Quick Settings. Once you install the app, you have to customize your Quick Settings tiles.
While your phone is charging, Awake will not allow the screen to dim or go to sleep. As soon as your phone is no longer charging, Awake will turn itself off. By default, once Awake is activated, it will keep your screen awake for 1 hour, with or without charging. You can stop and start Awake at anytime, simply by clicking on its Quick Settings tile.


About
FileBot is the ultimate tool for organizing and renaming your Movies, TV Shows and Anime as well as fetching subtitles and artwork. It's smart and just works.
Getting Started
FileBot makes organizing your movies and TV shows a breeze! We'll automatically match your files with information from various online databases. How you want your media files to be named and organized is completely up to you. Our groovy format engine supports pretty much anything!
- Drag movie or episode files into the "Original Files" list area
- Right-click "New Names" list area and select your preferred datasource
- Hit "Rename"!
Fetching subtitles is just as easy, just drop it in! Besides automatic lookup you'll also be able to manually search and download subtitles, preview subtitles and fix encoding problems (e.g. force UTF-8).
- Drag your movie or episode files onto the top-right drop area
- Hit "Download"!
Use FileBot on the command-line! There is a simple CLI for core tasks like renaming media files and fetching subtitles as well as checking or creating SFV files. On top of that you can use our scripting engine to define more complex automated processing. There's already shared scripts for various tasks that you can just run right away or further customize to your needs.
- Watch media folders and organize new files automatically
- Extract files from multi-volume rar archives
- Fetch artwork and create nfo files for TV shows or movies
- Export your media files including media info as CSV text file
- Update your Kodi or Plex library ... and more!
Setting up a fully automated media center – extract archives, organize tv shows and movies, download subtitles, fetch artwork and metadata, update Kodi – with FileBot it's that easy!
Some Features
- A simple user-interface tuned for drag-n-drop (no need to bother with file dialogs)
- Platform-independent and straight-forward application deployment
- Powerful and full-featured cmdline interface and scripting interface for any kind of automation
- Rename and move hundreds of media files in a matter of seconds
- Fetch episode info from TheTVDB, AniDB or TVmaze
- Accurate and robust and simply awesome file / episode matching logic
- Series / Anime / Movie name auto-detection
- Powerful and highly customizable episode naming scheme
MediaInfo optional - Supports language preferences for series and episode titles
- Supports movie identification and renaming via TheMovieDB
- Reverse rename files using internal history or the original torrent file
- Download subtitles from OpenSubtitles
- Advanced logic for matching files to most suitable subtitles
- Find exact subtitles on OpenSubtitles
- Upload subtitles with movie hash to OpenSubtitles
- Integrated subtitle viewer for srt, ass and sub files
- Transcode any subtitle as UTF-8 encoded srt
- Easily create and verify sfv, md5, sha1 and sha256 files
- Aware of checksums that are embedded in the filename
common in anime releases - Directly compare two or more directory trees
- Auto-lookup of any existing file verification
- Identify and rename music using AcoustID audio-fingerprints and MusicBrainz info.
- Extract files from zip, multi-volume rar and 7zip archives as well as ISO images.
Download
- Windows Installer: @{release}_x64.msi
- Windows Portable ZIP: @{release}-portable.zip
- macOS installer: @{release}.pkg
- macOS portable app bundle: @{release}.app.tar.xz
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- Ubuntu / Debian package is available via APT
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- Fedora / openSUSE / CentOS package is available via DNF and YUM
- POSIX portable tarball: @{release}-portable.tar.xz for other Linux and FreeBSD devices
- Windows package is available via Chocolatey
- macOS package is available via brew cask
- Synology NAS package is available via Package Center
- QNAP NAS package is available via App Center
- Arch Linux package is available via AUR
- Universal Linux package is available via Snapcraft
- Docker images are available on Docker Hub
- All packages are available on our Release Index
Buy a License
Purchase 1 year universal license- Please type your email address correctly when purchasing a license.
- Please download and evaluate FileBot before purchasing a license.
- A single per-user license is valid on all platforms and can be used on multiple machines.
- Microsoft Store and Mac App Store purchases neither include nor require a universal license.
Contact
The project is continuously seeking for improvements, so any kind of feedback is more than welcome and if there's any questions or problems just start posting in the forums or check the FAQ. We're social as well. Follow us on twitter, become a fan on facebook or join our Discord channel.


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The precaching library intelligently caches and updates files during the install step of your service worker.
When given a list of URL's to precache, this module will go through each URL and check if the URL is already cached and, if it is, compare the hash to see if revision hash has changed.
If the revision is old or the entry isn't cached, this library will make
a request for the asset and cache it, ensuring the the browsers HTTP cache
is skipped by using Request.cache = 'reload'
or adding a cache busting
search parameter to the request.
importScripts('/<Path to Module>/build/workbox-precaching.min.js');
const revCacheManager = new workbox.precaching.RevisionedCacheManager();
revCacheManager.addToCacheList({
revisionedFiles: [
'/styles/main.1234.css',
{
url: '/',
revision: '1234'
}
],
});
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);
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Mother Name: Mata Ganga ji Date of Birth: 5 July, 1595, Age: 50 years Place of Birth: Guru Ki Bdali,Amritsar, Wife: Children: Guru Tegh Bhadur,Baba Atal Rai,Baba Ani Rai,Baba Suraj Mal,Baba Gurdita,Bibi Biro Guruship: Joti-jot: March 19, 1644, Kiratpur Sahib
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Guru Hargobind Ji is the Sixth Guru of the Sikhs. He was the only son of Guru Arjan Dev Ji. He was born on June 19th, 1595 at Guru Ki Wadali near Amritsar. He got his training in martial arts and spirituality from Baba Budha Ji Responsible for establishing the idea of inseparability of spiritual and temporal matters, the sixth Guru maintained an army for the purpose of protecting the poor and destroying tyrants. He constructed the Akal Takht Sahib, centre of temporal affairs in the Sikh religion, across from the Golden Temple in Amritsar. By this time, the Sikh community was a full-fledged social, religious, and political entity. Guru Hargobind Ji wore two swords of Miri (Temporal Power) and Piri (Spiritual Power) after martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Ji. He never allowed the temporal aspect to overpower spiritual aspect of his life. Guru Hargobind Ji transformed the Sikh saints into saint-soldiers. He gave a fine blend to the powers of Bhakti and Shakti. He called upon the Sikhs to protect human rights and stand for human liberty, equality and fraternity. Guru Hargobind Ji built Akal Takht Sahib in proximity of Sri Harmandar Sahib with the help of Baba Budha Ji and Bhai Gurdas Ji. He issued Hukams to the Sikhs to learn martial arts for self-defence. Guru Hargobind Ji fought many battles against atrocities of the Mughal Empire. He travelled extensively to preach the high limits of Sikhism. The Guru was arrested and put into Jail at Gawalior by the tyrant Mughals. He is called “Bandi Chhore” as he got 52 princes released from the Gawalior jail of the Mughals. On his release from jail, the residents of Amritsar illuminated Sri Harmandar Sahib Ji and fired crackers in rejoice. Since then, the Diwali festival is celebrated at Amritsar in memory of the Guru Ji. Out of total life of the Guru Ji, thirty-eight and a half years as pontificate Guru were full of historic events. Battles were thrusted upon him. Guru Hargobind Ji fought battles at Amritsar, Sri Hargobindpur, Lahira and Kartarpur. Sikh troops carried Nagara and Nishan Sahib Ji’s in the battles during the times of Guru Hargobind Ji. Guru Hargobind Ji shifted his head quarters from Amritsar to Kiratpur Sahib to get respite from the daily oppression caused by the Mughal forces. He left for his heavenly abode on March 2nd, 1644 at Kiratpur Sahib. Guru Har Rai Ji became the seventh Guru after the eternal rest of his grandfather Guru Hargobind Ji.


Interface to 'NatureServe' (<http://www.natureserve.org>). Includes methods to get data, image metadata, search taxonomic names, and make maps.
| Version: | 0.1.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.1) |
| Imports: | crul (≥ 0.2.0), xml2 (≥ 1.0.0), tibble (≥ 1.2), data.table (≥ 1.10.0) |
| Suggests: | roxygen2 (≥ 5.0.1), testthat, covr, ggplot2, maps, mapproj |
| Published: | 2017-01-03 |
| Author: | Scott Chamberlain [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Scott Chamberlain <myrmecocystus at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/natserv/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ropensci/natserv |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | natserv results |
| Reference manual: | natserv.pdf |
| Package source: | natserv_0.1.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: natserv_0.1.4.zip, r-release: natserv_0.1.4.zip, r-oldrel: natserv_0.1.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: natserv_0.1.4.tgz, r-oldrel: natserv_0.1.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | natserv archive |
| Reverse imports: | taxize |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=natserv to link to this page.


Islamic Jihad offers terms for Gaza truce
by AAPPalestinian militant group Islamic Jihad has offered terms for an Egyptian-mediated Gaza ceasefire with Israel, saying that if these were not met it could continue cross-border attacks indefinitely.
Fighting erupted after Israel carried out a targeted air strike killing Islamic Jihad’s top field commander in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday (local time).
With ensuing strikes in response to a surge in Palestinian rocket fire, a total of 26 people in Gaza, mostly militants, have died.
The terms laid out by Islamic Jihad leader Zeyad al-Nakhala in an interview with Al-Mayadeen TV included Israel ending targeted killings and lethal responses to Gaza border protests, as well as measures to ease the Israeli blockade of the Palestinian enclave.
Al-Nakhala said he expected to hear Israel’s response via Cairo within hours.
Should a truce not be agreed, he said, “the (Islamic Jihad armed wing) Jerusalem Brigades is able to manage the battle, and for a long time”.
-AAP


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LOOK
Section: User Commands (1)Index Return to Main Contents
BSD mandoc
NAME
look - display lines beginning with a given stringSYNOPSIS
look [-dfa ] [-t termchar ] string [file ]DESCRIPTION
The look utility displays any lines in file which contain string as a prefix. As look performs a binary search, the lines in file must be sorted (where sort(1) got the same options -d and/or -f that look is invoked with).If file is not specified, the file /usr/share/dict/words is used, only alphanumeric characters are compared and the case of alphabetic characters is ignored.
Options:
- -d
- Dictionary character set and order, i.e. only alphanumeric characters are compared. (On by default if no file specified).
- -f
- Ignore the case of alphabetic characters. (On by default if no file specified).
- -a
- Use the alternate dictionary /usr/share/dict/web2
- -t
- Specify a string termination character, i.e. only the characters in string up to and including the first occurrence of termchar are compared.
The look utility exits 0 if one or more lines were found and displayed, 1 if no lines were found, and >1 if an error occurred.
FILES
- /usr/share/dict/words
- the dictionary
- /usr/share/dict/web2
- the alternate dictionary
SEE ALSO
grep(1), sort(1)COMPATIBILITY
The original manual page stated that tabs and blank characters participated in comparisons when the -d option was specified. This was incorrect and the current man page matches the historic implementation.HISTORY
Look appeared in Version 7 AT&T Unix.AVAILABILITY
The look command is part of the util-linux-ng package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux-ng/.
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
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The Coronavirus Kindness Project was launched in April 2020 to
track and visualize news stories of kindness and acts of humanity as
the world collectively faces the COVID-19 pandemic. While we consume
the barrage of information related to the pandemic, its predominantly
negative nature may result in increased anxiety and take a toll on our
mental health. However, stories of humanity and kindness shine
through! The goal of this project is to cultivate and share those
stories; to be a centralized location of the positivity, kindness, and
humanity of our local, national, and global neighbours.
Number of Acts of Kindness:
@CoVKindnessProj #kindnessiscontagious


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Observe Imported file results
Benchmark results of "{{benchmarkName}}"


Take a pottle of sweet thick Cream, and the white of eyght Egs, and beate them into your cream with a dishfull of Rosewater, and a dishfull of Sugar withal, then take a sticke and make it clene, and then cut it in the end foursquare, and make therewith beat all the aforesaid things together, and ever as it ariseth take it off, and put it in to a Cullender, this done, take a platter and sette an Apple in the midst of it, stick a thicke bush of Rosemary in the Apple. Then cast your Snow upon the Rosemary and fill your platter therewith, and if you have wafers cast some withal, and so serve them forthe.
from A Book of Cookerie (1594), posted on the London Library Blog


By Albertinin Mourato, UFPE Brazil
Hyam is a guy that loves sequences. He is finding interesting sequences that even Fibonacci would not have imagined. One day Hyam saw that given a number N, he could make a sequence like 0 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 …N N N … N. However, Hyam saw that each value that increased in the sequence number, the total quantity increases at a factorial rate. In this case, instead of multiplying, you add the total number of numbers to the sequence with the value of the next number in the sequence. For example, if N = 2. The correct sequence would be 0 1 2 2, which is 4 digits. Now, if N = 3, the next number in the sequence would have the value 3, so the total quantity of numbers in the sequence would bem the quantiy of numbers with N = 2, which is 4, plus the value of the next number in the sequence, in this case 3, giving you 7, since the correct sequence for N = 3 is 0 1 2 2 3 3 3.
Your task is make an algorithm that given a integer N, has as answer the total quantity of numbers of this sequence and below the complete sequence.
The input consists of several test cases. Each case is composed of an integer N (0 <= N <= 200) that indicates the last value of the last N numbers of the sequence numbers.
The input ends with end of file (EOF).
The output is in format Case X: N numbers where X is the order of number of cases and N is the number of numbers that contains the complete sequence, the next line sequence numbers with a space between them. You are asked to leave a blank line after each case.
| Input Sample | Output Sample |
|
0 1 2 3 |
Caso 1: 1 numero 0 Caso 2: 2 numeros 0 1 Caso 3: 4 numeros 0 1 2 2 Caso 4: 7 numeros 0 1 2 2 3 3 3 |


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Instructor: Alan Scherger (@flyinprogrammer), I spend most of my days building out the future multi-paas platform of HomeAway, and in my spare time I attempt to contribute to a variety of open source projects.
Abstract
Alan will go over the basics of Mesos, teach you how to build a mesos cluster, avoid the most common pitfalls while building a mesos cluster. Finally, Alan will cover best practices of how to run a cluster in a production setting.
Workshop Requires:
TBA


District Boundary
- Identification_Information:
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- Citation:
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- Citation_Information:
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- Originator:
Afghanistan Information Management Services (AIMS)
- Publication_Date:
published in 1998.
- Title:
District Level Administrative Boundaries of Afghanistan.
- Geospatial_Data_Presentation_Form:
vector digital data
- Publication_Information:
-
- Publication_Place:
Islamabad, Pakistan.
- Publisher:
Afghanistan Information Management Services (AIMS)
- Online_Linkage:
- <http://www.aims.org.af/home/sroots.asp?seckeyz=z2&secido=2&seckeyt=a10>
- Description:
-
- Abstract:
- District
level Administrative Boundaries of Afghanistan contains 329 districts
boundaries for Afghanistan, mapped at 1:100,000(based on 1:250000
scale. The coverage has polygon topology and was uploaded from land
cover 1:25000(1993) which was digitized by FAO (Rome) and later was
converted and updated to ESRI shapefile mapped at 1:100,000 scale
at AIMS office.
- Purpose:
- The
polygon provides a ready reference for 329 district level boundaries
at 1:100,000 scale. Not for use at scale larger than 1:100,000. Data
at this scale is suitable for use in regional studies and planning.
- Time_Period_of_Content:
-
- Time_Period_Information:
-
- Single_Date/Time:
-
- Calendar_Date:
1997-2005
- Currentness_Reference:
source dates
- Status:
-
- Progress:
complete
- Maintenance_and_Update_Frequency:
As needed
- Spatial_Domain:
-
- Bounding_Coordinates:
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- West_Bounding_Coordinate:
60
- East_Bounding_Coordinate:
75
- North_Bounding_Coordinate:
39
- South_Bounding_Coordinate:
29
- Keywords:
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- Theme:
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District boundaries of Afghanistan
- Theme_Keyword:
Afghan District boundaries
- Theme_Keyword:
District boundaries
- Theme_Keyword:
Boundaries
- Place:
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- Place_Keyword:
Afghanistan
- Place_Keyword:
Kabul
- Place_Keyword:
Afghan
- Access_Constraints:
- Secondary
distribution by permission only. Please visit Afghanistan Information
Managment Service (AIMS) office for permission. Any secondary distribution
must have this documentation appended.
- Use_Constraints:
- Users
must assume responsibility in determining the usability of this data for
their purposes. Digital maps retain the accuracy of their source materials.
In the use of AIMS GIS data, please check sources, scale, accuracy, currentness
and other available information. Please confirm that you are using the
most recent copy of both data and metadata from the AIMS GIS Data Catalog.
The Afghanistan Information Managment Service (AIMS) provides notice of
updates and corrections directly to the AIMS GIS Technical Group. AIMS
is not responsible for local edits to data or metadata. Updates, corrections,
and feedback, incorporated in the AIMS GIS database are made in accordance
with "Data Standards for AIMS Geographic Information Systems".
- Point_of_Contact:
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- Contact_Information:
-
- Contact_Person_Primary:
-
- Contact_Person:
Zohra Sulaiman
- Contact_Organization:
Afghanistan Information Management Services (AIMS)
- Contact_Position:
Staff Assistant
- Contact_Address:
-
- Address_Type:
Mailing and Physical Address
- Address:
-
UNDP/AIMS Salang Watt Next to Inhesarat House No.12
- City:
Kabul
- State_or_Province:
Kabul
- Postal_Code:
PO Box 005
- Country:
Afghanistan
- Contact_Voice_Telephone:
0093(0)70-248827
- Contact_Facsimile_Telephone:
None
- Contact_Electronic_Mail_Address:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Hours_of_Service:
Sunday though Thursday 0800 - 1700 (GMT +4:30)
- Native_Data_Set_Environment:
Tkme (standard software for Metadata creation)
- Data_Quality_Information:
-
- Completeness_Report:
Data set is complete.
- Lineage:
-
- Source_Information:
-
- Source_Citation:
-
- Citation_Information:
-
- Originator:
Afghan Geodesy and Cartography Head Office(AGCHO)
- Publication_Date:
1990
- Title:
District Level Administrative Boundaries of Afghanistan.
- Geospatial_Data_Presentation_Form:
Vector Digital Data
- Series_Information:
- Publication_Information:
- Online_Linkage:
- <http://www.aims.org.af/home/sroots.asp?seckeyz=z2&secido=2&seckeyt=a10>
- Type_of_Source_Media:
vector digital data
- Process_Step:
-
- Process_Description:
-
District Level Boundaries of Afghanistan, contains 329 District
level boundaries for Afghanistan. The shapefile has polygon topology
and was created in AtlasGIS by (USAID) and later on was updated
to ArcView shapefile at AIMS. shapefile attributes were carefully
examined for accuracy based on existing source material (USDMA
100K maps)and limitations of scale. NODE ERRORS were resolved.
The shapefile was CLEANED and BUILT with POLYGON topology.
- Process_Date:
1998
- Process_Step:
-
- Process_Description:
Metadata imported.

- City:
Kabul
- State_or_Province:
Kabul
- Postal_Code:
Central Post Office Box No 005
- Country:
Afghanistan
- Contact_Voice_Telephone:
0093 (0) 70023272
- Contact_Electronic_Mail_Address:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Hours_of_Service:
Sunday though Thursday 0800 - 1700 (GMT +4:30)
- Metadata_Standard_Name:
AIMS Mapping Standard Metadata
- Metadata_Standard_Version:
FGDC-STD-001-1998
- Metadata_Time_Convention:
local time
- Metadata_Extensions:
-
- Online_Linkage:
- <http://www.aims.org.af/home/sroots.asp?seckeyz=z2&secido=2&seckeyt=a10>
- Profile_Name:
AIMS Mapping Standard Metadata


STATION 1 of 5
Welcome to the primary station of the hybrid cooling trail. Find and scan the QR codes located around the building to learn more about the specific hybrid cooling related features of the SDE4.
Click on the trails tab on the top right to find their locations. All station can be found in the Design Stuido in front of you.


Education:
- Masters of Computer Application
- Bachelors of Computer Science
(Bharathidasan University, India)
(Bharathidasan University, India)
Experience:
- Tata Consultancy Services
- Cognizant Technology Solutions
(Indian multinational information technology(IT) service, consulting company based out of Mumbai India)
(Multinational corporation that provides IT services, including digital, technology, consulting and operation services).


Silverwing is a technology company that builds transactional infrastructure for the internet. Businesses of every size—from new startups to public companies—use our software to accept payments and manage their businesses online.
Silverwing is a technology company that builds transactional infrastructure for the internet. Businesses of every size—from new startups to public companies—use our software to accept payments and manage their businesses online.
Silverwing is a technology company that builds transactional infrastructure for the internet. Businesses of every size—from new startups to public companies—use our software to accept payments and manage their businesses online.
Silverwing is a technology company that builds transactional infrastructure for the internet. Businesses of every size—from new startups to public companies—use our software to accept payments and manage their businesses online.
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Refine
Refine is a tool that lets you run tasks. The idea behind the name is you "refine" Oil to make Fuel. You can read more specifically about Tasks to see how they are made and what they can be used for.
Included tasks
FuelPHP comes with several tasks to make your life just that little bit easier:
- install: Allows you to install a new deployment of FuelPHP. Requires
git
to clone the repositories. - migrate: Run database migrations from the commandline.
- session: Allows you to manipulate the database table required for the Session class.
- fromdb: Allows you to generate models, migrations, scaffolding or admin code from existing database tables.
All tasks will provide some help information when you run them with the help command:
$ php oil refine <taskname>:help
or
$ php oil refine <taskname --help
Example
An example task called robots can be found in fuel/app/tasks/.
$ php oil refine robots
"KILL ALL HUMANS!"
_____ /
/_____\
____[\*---*/]____
/\ #\ \_____/ /# /\
/ \# \_.---._/ #/ \
/ /|\ | | /|\ \
/___/ | | | | | | \___\
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|__| \_| |_#_| |_/ |__|
//\\ <\ _//^\\_ /> //\\
\||/ |\//// \\\\/| \||/
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|---| |---|
|---| |---|
| | | |
|___| |___|
/ \ / \
|_____| |_____|
|HHHHH| |HHHHH|
Not the most useful example in the world, but it works as a useful example. But you can use the Cli class to make things more interactive or just run basic model interaction for cron jobs.


Shichinin no samurai (1954)
Grade: 84
Better known by its English translation title, Directed by Akira Kurosawa, "The Seven Samurai" is one of the most famous and highly praised of all Japanese films. I have seen it on many critic's all-time top ten lists.
"The Seven Samurai" takes place in feudal Japan. A small farmer's village will soon be raided by bandits after the harvest. The village elder decides to hire Samurai (proud, experienced mercenaries) for its defense. Kambei (Takashi Shimura) is the first to join, and as the leader recruits others, notably young Katsushiro (Isao Kimura) and aboriginal, emotive Kikuchiyo (Toshiro Mifune).
The villagers are trained as soldiers, and the village is quickly fortified. The bandits attack on schedule. Will the Samurai and the village be successfully defended?
It is a terrific story, one that Hollywood adopted (appropriately turning it into a Western) as "The Magnificent Seven". But while "The Seven Samurai" is an excellent film, it is not outstanding. The story has a few problems. There are some spoilers in the following paragraphs.
The bandits repeatedly attack the well-defended village. These assaults all fail, with the bandits taking heavy losses every time. Yet they continue their efforts until all the bandits have been killed. This does not make sense to me, as surely one small recently-raided village would not rate such desperate, suicidal attention. The argument "but then there would be no story" isn't convincing, as the film is already two hours old when the first assault is repelled.
I am, I also don't understand Kambei's decision to let all the bandits into the village for the final assault. This results in many deaths of both Samurai and villagers. Picking off the bandits one or two at a time had been the best strategy all along.
There is also an unneccessary romance between Katsushiro and farmer's daughter Shino. He behaves as shlyly as if he has never seen a girl before, while she is as desperate to lose her virginity to him as her father is to preserve it. More interesting is the other romantic subplot, which has Rickichi (Yoshio Tsuchiya) anguishing over his lost wife.
But aside from these relatively minor problems with the story, "The Seven Samurai" is an excellent film. The battle scenes are well choreographed, and the cast and characters are excellent (especially Mifune, who provides the film's soul and comic relief).
Beware of edited versions. Since the original release is 203 minutes long, as much as an hour has been removed from some prints. These cuts tend to make the film more of a war or action picture, and less of a character study.
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