1. Description
The User Pool will be the HTCondor Central Manager for the glidein pool, i.e. it will run the HTCondor Collector and Negotiator daemons. All glideins submitted by the Factories connected to this User Pool will report to it and be available to match with the jobs submitted to the Schedds (User submit nodes) connected to it. These daemons define the glidein pool; if this node dies, the pool dies with it.
2. Hardware requirements
| CPUs | Memory | Disk |
| 1 - 2 | 1+GB | 5+GB |
This machine needs one or two fast CPUs and a moderate amount of memory (1GB should be enough for most tasks; really big pools may need more).
It must have reliable network connectivity and must be on the public internet, with no firewalls; all worker nodes will be continuously sending UDP packets to the Collector.
The machine must be very stable; if the Collector dies, the glidein pool dies with it (There are HTCondor techniques to minimize this damage, but you should still try to choose the stablest machine you can afford.)
The disk needed is just for HTCondor binaries and log files (5GB should be enough)
3. Needed software
See the prerequisites page for a list of software requirements.
4. Installation instructions
The User Pool can be installed either as root or as a non privileged user. Either case, make sure that the user has access to the needed GSI credentials. There is no real advantage to install as root, so non-privileged installation is recommended if installed separately.
See below for a description of the ini file attributes:
| Attribute | Example | Description | Comments |
| install_type | tarball or rpm |
If this is a VOFrontend RPM installation and you are doing a
'--configure', then rpm should be specified. If this is a stand-alone User Collector install, only tarball installations are supported. |
Valid values: tarball, rpm. |
| hostname | usercollector.domain.name | hostname for User Collector. | |
| username | collector (non-root account) | UNIX user account that this services will run under. DO NOT use "root". | For security purposes, this value should always be a non-root user. |
| service_name | userpool | Used as the 'nickname' for the GSI DN in the condor_mapfile of other services. | |
| condor_location | /path/to/condor-userpool | Directory in which the condor software will be installed. | IMPORTANT: The User Collector can share the same instance of HTCondor as the Frontend. The condor_location must not be a subdirectory of the Frontend's install_location or logs_dir. They may share the same parent, however. |
| collector_port | 9618 (HTCondor default) | Defines the HTCondor Collector port. | Optional: default is 9618 (HTCondor default) If multiple glidein services are installed on the same node, this should be unique for each service. |
| number_of_secondary_collectors | 5 | The desired number of secondary collectors to be used. | Optional: default is 0 (zero) A rough estimate is to use one collector per 100 glideins with a hard limit on 200 glideins per collector. |
| x509_cert_dir | /path/to/certificates-location | The directory where the CA certificates are maintained. | The installer will validate for the precesence of *.0 and *.r0 files. If the CAs are installed from the VDT distribution, this will be the VDT_LOCATION/globus/TRUSTED_CA directory. |
| x509_cert | /path-to-cert-location/cert.pm | The location of the certificate file being used. | This file must be owned by the user installing (starting/stopping) this service. Permissions should be 644 or 600. |
| x509_key | /path-to-cert-location/key.pm | The location of the certificate key file being used and associated with the certtificate defined by the x509_cert option above. | This file must be owned by the user installing (starting/stopping) this service. Permissions should be 600 or 400. |
| x509_gsi_dn | dn-subject-of-x509_cert-using-openssl | This is the identity of the certificate used by this service to contact the other HTCondor based GlideinWMS services. |
This is the subject of the certificate
(x509_cert option).
openssl x509 -subject -noout -in [x509_cert]It is used to populate the condor_config file GSI_DAEMON_NAME and condor_mapfile entries of this and the other GlideinWMS services as needed. |
| condor_tarball | /path/to/condor/tarballs/condor-8.7.6-x86_64_RedHat6-stripped.tar.gz | Location of the condor tarball. | The installation script will perform the installation of condor using this tarball. It must be a zipped tarball with a *.tg.tz name. |
| condor_admin_email |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| The email address to get HTCondor notifications in the event of a problem. | Used in the condor_config.local only. |
| vdt_location | /path/to/glidein/vdt | The location of the OSG/VDT client software. | The installer looks for the existence of 2 files to verify if this is a valid OSG/VDT client installation: 1. setup.sh 2. existence of a voms-proxy-init executable. |
| glideinwms_location | /path/to/glideinWMS | Directory of the GlideinWMS software. | Since this is a HTCondor service only, this software is only used during the installation process. |
For example configuration files, see here.
The script to manage the glidein service components is:
glideinWMS/install/manage_glideins
It is recommended to run the validation step before installing. This will help you debug any issues so the install will finish.
./manage_glideins --validate usercollector --ini /path/to/glideinWMS.ini
To install the user pool collector:
./manage_glideins --install usercollector --ini /path/to/glideinWMS.ini
5. To Start/Stop Pool Collector
Setup the environment
source /path/to/condor/location/condor.sh
To start HTCondor run:
/path/to/condor/location/condor start
You should see three processes run as user condor: condor_master, condor_collector and condor_negotiator.
The log files can be found in
/path/to/condor/location/condor_local/log/
To stop HTCondor run:
/path/to/condor/location/condor stop


This workshop is a step by step walkthrough of how to implement the Real World Demo App spec in Obelisk/Reflex. The full implementation is available in the submodule sitting in reflex-realworld-example if you want to see the finished product or peek at it for answers. :)
This is being presented at YOW Lambda Jam 2019, but I hope that this continues as a living resource and example after the conference, so if it becomes out of date with the latest Obelisk, please file an issue or PR!
When I release new changes to the workshop, I will release them as github releases. If you are doing the workshop at Lambda Jam, I highly recommend watching this repo for releases so I can let you know to pull new code if necessary.
If you have any issues or questions with the material, please feel free to reach out via a github issue, the gitter room or #QFPL on freenode.
See SETUP.md.


This example shows how to format the current date and time using custom formats that are specified using a template string. This method for formatting dates or times can be used when the requirements for the date presentation do not match the “short” or “long” form.
For example, if the user experience requires only a month and a day or a month and a year, or needs to combine date and times with timezone information, this method allows the application to present only those date elements, but still in a format that respects the user’s preferences.


Introduction
This directory contains a number of simple Timber examples.
In addition to the pages that describe the programs and comment on
the code, the source files are here and can be compiled and run.
Module Echo is stored in file Echo.t and is compiled
and linked by the shell command
timberc --make Echo
which produces an executable file called Echo which can be
run by the command
./Echo
This is generalized in the expected way to other programs; in
particular, the --make option makes sure that all
(recursively) imported modules are compiled in the proper order
before linking is done.
Some programs require a command line argument as described in the
respective page.
A brief summary of the programs is the following:
- Echo. The archetypical reactive program: user input is
read line by line and echoed to the screen.
- Counter. The quintessential stateful class; its instances
maintain an integer value that can be increased and decreased.
- Echo2. Slight extension of Echo: the output
lines are decorated with line numbers, thus adding state to the
root definition.
- Echo3. Another extension: The last input line is
repeatedly echoed once per second, showing use of Timber time
constructs.
- EchoServer. Still a variation: Echoing user input
over the Internet.
- EchoServer2. A variation of the previous: limiting
the number of concurrently served clients.
- Reflex. A simple reaction time tester.
- MasterMind. A bit more complex: The user chooses a
secret in MasterMind and the program does the guessing.
- Primes. As a reactive program, a quite degenerate example:
the program computes the primes up to a given bound and terminates.


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Areas that overlap or share a common boundary are merged together to form a single area.
You can control which boundaries are merged by specifying a field. For example, if you have a layer of counties, and each county has a State_Name attribute, you can dissolve boundaries using the State_Name attribute. Adjacent counties will be merged together if they have the same value for State_Name. The end result is a layer of state boundaries.
The layer containing area features that will be dissolved.
In addition to choosing a layer from your map, you can select Choose Living Atlas Analysis Layer or Choose Analysis Layer found at the bottom of the drop-down list. This opens a gallery containing a collection of layers useful for many analyses.
You can choose one of two methods for merging area features:
For example, if you have a layer of counties, and each county has a State_Name field, you can dissolve boundaries using the State_Name field. Adjacent counties will be merged together if they have the same value for State_Name. The end result is a layer of state boundaries.
If Use current map extent is checked, only the features in input layer visible within the current map extent will be dissolved. If unchecked, all features in the input layer will be dissolved, even if they are outside the current map extent.
When areas are merged, you can summarize their attributes. For example, if you are dissolving the boundary between counties based on State_Name, and each county has a Population field, you could calculate the sum of Population for the state.
Available statistics types are:
This is the name of the layer that will be created in My Content and added to the map. The default name is based on the tool name and the input layer name. If the layer already exists, you will be asked to provide another name.
Using the Save result in drop-down box, you can specify the name of a folder in My Content where the result will be saved.


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Creating An AI-Powered JFK Speech Writer: Part 1
Data: JFK Library Website
Techniques: Web Scraping, BeautifulSoup, Google Cloud
Date: Dec, 2022
Text Classification 4: Deep Learning With Tensorflow & Optuna
Data: arxiv.org
Techniques: Deep Learning, CNN, NLP, Tensorflow, Keras, Optuna
Date: Nov, 2022
Writing A Scikit-Learn Compatible Clustering Algorithm
Data: Synthetic
Techniques: K-Means clustering, NumPy, Scikit-Learn
Date: May, 2022
Frequentist & Bayesian Statistics With Py4J & PyMC3
Data: Synthetic
Techniques: Scala, Py4J, PyMC3, Maximum Likelihood & Bayesian Methods
Date: May, 2021
Text Classification 3: A Machine Learning Powered Web App
Data:
arxiv.org
Techniques: FastAPI, Bootstrap, Docker, Google Cloud Run
Date: Oct, 2020
Text Classification 2: Natural Language Toolkit
Data:
arxiv.org
Techniques: Natural Language Processing, Hyperparameter tunning
Date: Jan, 2020
Text Classification 1: Imbalanced Data
Data:
arxiv.org
Techniques: Naive Bayes, Imbalanced-Learn, Weighted Support Vector Machines
Date: Jan, 2020
Numerical Linear Algebra In Machine Learning
Data:
NYC Mayor's Office Of Sustainability
Techniques: Regression, Alternating Least Squares, Cholesky & Singular Value Decomp.
Date: Dec, 2019
Sentiment Analysis 2: Machine Learning with Spark
Data:
Twitter
Techniques: Sentiment Analysis, Apache Spark, ML Pipelines, Google Cloud
Date: May, 2019
Sentiment Analysis 1: ETL With Spark and MongoDB
Data:
Twitter
Techniques: Extract-Transform-Load, Apache Spark, MongoDB, PyMongo
Date: April, 2019
GreenBuildings1: Exploratory Analysis & Outlier Removal
Data:
NYC Mayor's Office Of Sustainability
Techniques: Exploratory data analysis, outlier removal, isolation forests
Date: May, 2018


Shadow DOM provides encapsulation for the JavaScript, CSS and templating in a Web Component. Shadow DOM makes it so these things remain separate from the DOM of the main document. You can also use Shadow DOM by itself, outside of a web component.


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In this tutorial we will walk through two examples of how to use D3.js. Enjoy.
These tutorials are based off of Intro to D3.JS and Line Chart.


kpax
a modular & idiomatic Kafka client in Go
21 August 2016
Hǎi-Liàng "Hal" Wáng
Gopher at Appcoach
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Gopher at Appcoach
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No resources to build our own messaging system from scratch :-)
Kafka has excellent design and robust implementation:
Disappointed about the unnecessary complexity of
sarama
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& go_kafka_client
Gain better understanding about Kafka by writing a client and know how to troubleshoot when problems occur
From http://kafka.apache.org/protocol.html:
MessageSet => <OffsetMessage> OffsetMessage => Offset SizedMessage Offset => int64 SizedMessage => Size CrcMessage Size => int32 CrcMessage => Crc Message Crc => uint32 Message => MagicByte Attributes Key Value MagicByte => int8 Attributes => int8 Key => bytes Value => bytes
By h12.io/wipro:
func (t *MessageSet) Marshal(w *wipro.Writer) { offset := len(w.B) w.WriteInt32(0) start := len(w.B) for i := range *t { (*t)[i].Marshal(w) } w.SetInt32(offset, int32(len(w.B)-start)) } func (t *Message) Marshal(w *wipro.Writer) { w.WriteInt8(t.MagicByte) w.WriteInt8(t.Attributes) w.WriteBytes(t.Key) w.WriteBytes(t.Value) }
Kafka Wire Protocol:
"It should not generally be necessary to maintain multiple connections to a single broker from a single client instance (i.e. connection pooling)"
"Clients can (and ideally should) use non-blocking IO to implement request pipelining and achieve higher throughput"
Modular and reusable sub-packages:
h12.io/kpax/ proto broker cluster producer consumer log
Broker > Cluster > Producer
Produce Methods:
func (b *Broker) Produce(.......) func (b *Cluster) Produce(.......) func (b *Producer) Produce(.......)
Constructers:
broker.New(cfg *BrokerConfig) cluster.New(cfg *ClusterConfig) producer.New(cfg *ProducerConfig)
Problems of this approach
DIP:
In our case:
type Broker interface { Do(Request, Response) error Close() } type Cluster interface { Coordinator(group string) (Broker, error) CoordinatorIsDown(group string) Leader(topic string, partition int32) (Broker, error) LeaderIsDown(topic string, partition int32) Partitions(topic string) ([]int32, error) } type Request interface { Send(io.Writer) error ID() int32 SetID(int32) } type Response interface { Receive(io.Reader) error ID() int32 }
Payload.Produce
func (p *Payload) Produce(c model.Cluster) error { leader, err := c.Leader(p.Topic, p.Partition) if err != nil { return err } if err := p.DoProduce(leader); err != nil { if IsNotLeader(err) { c.LeaderIsDown(p.Topic, p.Partition) } return err } return nil } func (p *Payload) DoProduce(b model.Broker) error { ...... if err := b.Do(&req, &resp); err != nil { return err } ...... }
type Payload struct { Topic string Partition int32 MessageSet MessageSet RequiredAcks ProduceAckType AckTimeout time.Duration } type Broker struct { Addr string Timeout time.Duration } type Producer struct { Cluster model.Cluster RequiredAcks proto.ProduceAckType AckTimeout time.Duration } NewCluster(newBroker NewBrokerFunc, brokers []string) model.Cluster
"New" constructor returns an object with default configuration.
go install h12.io/kpax/cmd/kpax
Sub-commands:
Using h12.io/realtest/kafka:
func TestXXX(t *testing.T) { k, err := kafka.New() if err != nil { t.Fatal(err) } partitionCount := 2 topic, err := k.NewRandomTopic(partitionCount) if err != nil { t.Fatal(err) } defer k.DeleteTopic(topic) // Your test code goes here }
Manual checking:
Continuous monitoring:
Crash consistency is hard but possible at a huge performance cost (fsync)
To get short response time, perhaps we should either give up persistence,
or we could just give up manual fsync and rely on replication:


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The Project
A thriving port, a marcher base for the lords of Gower, and a multi-cultural urban community, Swansea was an important centre in the Middle Ages, comparable with many other historic European towns. Yet the medieval legacy of Swansea is almost invisible today. Wartime bombing and later re-development of the city centre, in particular, have almost completely obscured the traces of the medieval urban lay-out and its buildings. Currently, urban regeneration is fostering interest in Swansea's medieval heritage, driven by rescue archaeological work in the city and ongoing excavation / conservation projects on Swansea Castle. This project aims to further our understanding of medieval Swansea, to forge connections between the modern city and its medieval antecedent, and through digital mapping and textual analysis to reveal how medieval individuals from different cultural and ethnic communities understood and represented their town.
A unique research resource exists for medieval Swansea in the form of a fourteenth-century Vatican Library manuscript, which brings together witness testimonies describing the hanging of the Welshman 'William Cragh' by the lord of Gower in 1290. This project aims to exploit the rich potential of this source to extend our understanding of the medieval town, by connecting it with GIS mapping and 3D digital visualisation, reconstructing the literal perspectives experienced by the medieval witnesses within the city, and exploring the diverse identities and perceptions of urban spaces which are represented in the text.
The project aims to:
- Create a hybrid digital resource which combines an interactive map of the town c.1300, showing its principal topographical and landscape features, with an electronic edition of the fourteenth-century witness testimonies of the hanging in Swansea of the Welshman 'William Cragh' by William de Briouze, lord of Gower.
- Draw on these new, digitised primary resources to explore questions of place and perspective by reconstructing the multiple vantage-points on the town (literal as well as metaphorical) represented by the medieval witness statements. These will then show the different significations attached to locations within the town by different social and ethnic groups (including Anglo-Norman and Welsh; lay and religious; male and female; lord, burgess and outlaw).
- Develop conceptual and methodological comparisons, building upon the project team's previous research on place and identity in frontier cultures, including work on Anglo-Norman towns in Wales and, especially, our Mapping Medieval Chester and Discover Medieval Chester projects.
- Make a significant contribution to the local community and tourism in South Wales, by promoting the untapped cultural and economic asset of Swansea's medieval past. The High Street / Castle area of Swansea is currently targeted for regeneration, and the Council aspires to develop a distinct 'Castle Quarter'. This project will provide a new perspective on the Castle site by re-situating it within the medieval city. Interpretation and knowledge transfer work will include material on Swansea's culturally-diverse medieval past and downloadable multi-media resources for visitors to the city. Our digital map will also form the basis of a series of pavement markers, allowing visitors to view previously invisible features and locations within the medieval urban landscape.
- Exploit the timeliness of this research and the partnerships we have established in order to achieve greater impact and value. Working with the City and County of Swansea and the Glamorgan Gwent Archaeological Trust, we are able to draw on additional resources and expertise, as well as matched funding. The intersection of our research with current renewal and development projects in the city will create a powerful 'multiplier effect' and enhance its profile.
Project outputs include:
- Website with digital resources for the study of medieval Swansea, including an interactive digital atlas of Swansea c.1300, new edition and translation of the witness depositions relating to the hanging of William Cragh (MS Vat. Lat. 4015) and other selected medieval documents, visualisations of the medieval town and witness routes / sightlines, interactive tour facilities and a game.
- Special issue of the Journal of Medieval History (2015), with articles from the project team as well as contributions from other leading scholars (Daniel Power, Helen Fulton, Susan Ridyard and Jeremy Ashbee).
- Series of pavement markers in Swansea, showing locations in the medieval town (produced in partnership with the City and County of Swansea). These also link to the digital tours online.
- Exhibition at Swansea Museum, June - September 2014, with associated events and activities.
- Traditional paper tour leaflet for local people and visitors to Swansea.


Gary’s eagle flying high thanks to help from Devon firm
The 450,000 people who flock to the picture book town of Triberg, in the heart of the Black Forest
by Lewis ClarkeThe eagle has landed at a popular tourist spot in Germany – thanks to help from a business in Devon.
The 450,000 people who flock to the picture book town of Triberg, in the heart of the Black Forest, every year are now being greeted by a sculpture of an eagle, which points the way to a new birds of prey zoo nearby.
The unique work was created by sculptors Gary and Thomas Thrussell, a family artists team from Bodmin Moor, Cornwall.
And as the steel sculpture will stand in the open air, Gary called on South West Galvanizers, based in Crediton, to ensure the 2.5m-wide piece will stand the test of time.
Gary made a 1,800-mile round trip to the town, which is in the south west region of Baden-Wurttemberg, to deliver the piece.
He said: “A new bird of prey zoo featuring all types of eagles has been opened over there and I was commissioned by the owner to create unique artwork for it.
“My son Thomas and I worked on it throughout the summer and we took it down to Germany ourselves in the van. Everyone there was delighted, including the Burgermeister.
“We needed to ensure it will be protected from corrosion, so I took it to South West Galvanizers.”
Gary was so pleased with the finish that he’s planning to submit the piece for annual awards run by the Galvanizers Association, and Tony Wonnacott, General Manager at South West Galvanizers, is backing him all the way.
He said: “We’ve galvanized several pieces for Gary in the past, but this one was absolutely stunning and featured fantastic workmanship.
“The eagle and its base were particularly intricate, so we put them through the process with great care and it came out really well.”


Generate Route
Using the CLI, nagivate into the directory you want the new route, then simply:
ng generate route my-route
The CLI will do the heavy lifting and:
- Generate the directory, css, html, spec.ts, component.ts & index.ts
- Add an @import and new route in the parent directory
- Update system-config.ts for you!
Basically it does all the irritating little things for you.
Now you simply creating your route html and logic for this new "view"!
Make sure you import any directives you want, for example in my-route.component.ts:
import { MD_CARD_DIRECTIVES } from '@angular2-material/card';
import { TdHighlightComponent } from '@covalent/highlight';
And define those directives in @Component:
directives: [ MD_CARD_DIRECTIVES, TdHighlightComponent ]


Optimization¶
The module pyro.optim provides support for optimization in Pyro. In particular it provides PyroOptim, which is used to wrap PyTorch optimizers and manage optimizers for dynamically generated parameters (see the tutorial SVI Part I for a discussion). Any custom optimization algorithms are also to be found here.
PyroOptim¶
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class
PyroOptim
(optim_constructor, optim_args)¶ Bases:
object
A wrapper for torch.optim.Optimizer objects that helps managing with dynamically generated parameters
Parameters: - optim_constructor – a torch.optim.Optimizer
- optim_args – a dictionary of learning arguments for the optimizer or a callable that returns such dictionaries
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get_state
()¶ Get state associated with all the optimizers in the form of a dictionary with key-value pairs (parameter name, optim state dicts)
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load
(filename)¶ Parameters: filename – file name to load from Load optimizer state from disk
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save
(filename)¶ Parameters: filename – file name to save to Save optimizer state to disk
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set_state
(state_dict)¶ Set the state associated with all the optimizers using the state obtained from a previous call to get_state()
ClippedAdam¶
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class
ClippedAdam
(params, lr=0.001, betas=(0.9, 0.999), eps=1e-08, weight_decay=0, clip_norm=10.0, lrd=1.0)¶ Bases:
torch.optim.optimizer.Optimizer
Parameters: - params – iterable of parameters to optimize or dicts defining parameter groups
- lr – learning rate (default: 1e-3)
- betas (Tuple) – coefficients used for computing running averages of gradient and its square (default: (0.9, 0.999))
- eps – term added to the denominator to improve numerical stability (default: 1e-8)
- weight_decay – weight decay (L2 penalty) (default: 0)
- clip_norm – magnitude of norm to which gradients are clipped (default: 10.0)
- lrd – rate at which learning rate decays (default: 1.0)
Small modification to the Adam algorithm implemented in torch.optim.Adam to include gradient clipping and learning rate decay.
Reference
A Method for Stochastic Optimization, Diederik P. Kingma, Jimmy Ba https://arxiv.org/abs/1412.6980
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step
(closure=None)¶ :param closure:: An optional closure that reevaluates the model and returns the loss.
Performs a single optimization step.


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Shdr is an online ESSL (GLSL) shader editor, viewer and validator powered by WebGL.
Author: Thibaut Despoulain
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Inspired by MrDoob's live HTML editor.
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AppleInsider | Sources weigh in on Apple's MacBook Pro and iBook plans Come April or May, sources maintain that Apple will revamp its iBook line with a new eye-catching industrial design built around a 13-inch widescreen display and low-end Intel Yonah processor. The new iBooks are also expected to be slimmer than their predecessors, but retain robust enclosures that are ideal for education markets.AppleInsider経由の情報によると、Appleが4月か5月にはニューデザインの13インチのiBookを出すとかいう噂があるそうです。うーむ。待つべきか待たざるべきか…。


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- Board - Class in bridges.game
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Represents a board in a bridges game.
- Board(int, int) - Constructor for class bridges.game.Board
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Creates a new Board instance.
- Board(int, int, List<Island>, List<Bridge>) - Constructor for class bridges.game.Board
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Creates a new Board instance.
- BoardCanvas - Class in bridges.gui
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Represents the drawn board for the BridgesApp.
- BoardCanvas(GameModel) - Constructor for class bridges.gui.BoardCanvas
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Create a new BoardCanvas using the given game model.
- BoardGenerator - Class in bridges.util
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Class that generates new bridges game boards.
- BoardGenerator() - Constructor for class bridges.util.BoardGenerator
- BoardMerger - Class in bridges.util
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Class that merges two given bridge puzzles.
- BoardMerger() - Constructor for class bridges.util.BoardMerger
- BoardReader - Class in bridges.util
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Reader for files holding bridge game data.
- BoardReader(Reader) - Constructor for class bridges.util.BoardReader
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Create a new BoardReader.
- BoardReader.SemanticException - Exception in bridges.util
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Returned by BoardReader.read(), if the given data is invalid (e.g. invalid coordinates for islands, etc.).
- BoardReader.SyntaxException - Exception in bridges.util
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Returned by BoardReader.read(), if the given data doesn't follow the defined EBNF-Syntax.
- BoardSolver - Class in bridges.util
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A solver for bridges game boards.
- BoardSolver() - Constructor for class bridges.util.BoardSolver
- BoardState - Enum in bridges.game
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An enum representing each state a Board can have in a game:
NOBOARD: There's no board present.
UNSOLVED: The board is valid, but not fully solved.
SOLVED: The board is valid and fully solved.
UNSOLVABLE: The board is valid, but can not be solved in the current configuration (that is: some bridges are incorrect).
INCORRECT: There are islands present, which have to many bridges. - boardToString(Board) - Static method in class bridges.util.BoardWriter
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Return a String representing the given board as defined by the given EBNF-syntax.
- BoardWriter - Class in bridges.util
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Enables the user to write boards into files.
- BoardWriter() - Constructor for class bridges.util.BoardWriter
- Bridge - Class in bridges.game
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Represent a bridge between two islands in the game Bridges.
- Bridge(Island, Island, boolean) - Constructor for class bridges.game.Bridge
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Create a new Bridge instance.
- bridges() - Method in class bridges.game.Board
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Return all bridges on the board.
- bridges(Island) - Method in class bridges.game.Board
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Return all bridges on the board, which connect the given island.
- bridges.game - package bridges.game
- bridges.gui - package bridges.gui
- bridges.model - package bridges.model
- bridges.util - package bridges.util
- BridgesApp - Class in bridges.gui
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Represents a Bridges Game Application.
- BridgesApp() - Constructor for class bridges.gui.BridgesApp
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Create a new BridgesApp instance.
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Jeremy Corbyn pays tribute to Lancashire NHS campaigner who has died of cancer days after comparing Chorley Hospital to Beirut
by Matthew CalderbankJeremy Corbyn has paid tribute to a Labour campaigner who died days after likening Chorley Hospital to "Beirut".
Jayne Rae, 54, from Whittle-le-Woods, near Chorley, died on Monday morning after a year battling terminal breast cancer.
In a video first shared by Mr Corbyn on Sunday (November 17), Ms Rae told of arriving for treatment at Chorley and South Ribble Hospital to find a scene that "looked like Beirut".
Ms Rae said she had been left in hospital without treatment for hours and shared her concerns with the Labour leader in a video shared on Twitter.
"I have never seen people lying in corridors covered in blood, dying, doctors under stress, nurses unable to help to the point of they were crying in frustration."
She described tearfully how her mother was "begging" staff to save her life after she spent several hours waiting for treatment in "extreme pain".
Following news of her death, Mr Corbyn tweeted: "Incredibly sad to hear that Jayne died this morning. Jayne's life ended as she lived it: making the world a better place for others.
"Jayne sent me this video which shows her passion for defending our NHS and making sure it's there for everyone whenever they need it."
READ MORE: Shock as 'bubbly' ward sister at RPH dies aged 27
Last week, Ms Rae's daughter posted pictures to Facebook of a bunch of red roses sent by the Labour leader, along with a note reading: "Dear Jayne, thank you for all you do helping others. We will build a world of care for all. With our love and support, Jeremy x."
Ms Rae had previously received media attention after holding a "last" birthday party in July to raise money for local community projects.
RIP Jayne became the top trend on Twitter on Monday afternoon as others paid tribute to the campaigner.
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which runs Chorley and South Ribble Hospital, paid tribute to the NHS campaigner.
Karen Partington, chief executive at said: "Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with the family of Jayne Rae at this time.
"It was with sadness we learned of Jayne’s death today. Many staff members who cared for Jayne during her time at our hospital will be feeling a sense of loss over the passing of someone that gave so much to her community."


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How to create a Database object.
Parameters: String (User), String (Password), String (Database)
Optional Parameters: String (Host), default is localhost.
Returns: Database Instance
Example:
$db = new Database("user", "password", "my_wp");
Result: $db is now a Database object. It connects right after it's creation.
Get's the PDO instance.
Parameters: None
Returns: Object
Example:
$db -> getPdo();
Result: Returns PDO object
Makes an SQL query to the database.
Parameters: String (Query)
Returns: Associative Array with the Requested Data / Null if failed
Example:
$db -> query("SELECT `name` FROM `User`");
Result: Associative Array with all the names from the table User.
Makes a select all query from a given table where the keyname (Field) is equal to the Key (Value).
Parameters: String (Table), String (Keyname), String (Key)
Returns: Associative Array with the Requested Data / Null if failed
Example: (Assuming we have a database with a Usernames table, with an id field)
$db -> selectAllWhere("Usernames", "id", 3);
Result: All the data from the user with id = 3 in an Associative Array.
Selects all records from a given table.
Parameters: String (Table)
Returns: Requested Data in an Associative Array / Null if failed
Example: (Assuming we have a database with a Usernames table)
$db -> selectAllFrom("Usernames");
Result: Usernames Table as an Associative Array
Checks if record with the given information already exists.
Parameters: String (Table), String (Keyname), String (Key)
Returns: Boolean (If it exists or not)
Example: (Assuming we have a database with a Usernames table that has an email field)
$db -> exists("Usernames", "email", "john@email.com");
Result: True if there's an user with the email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or false if there isn't.
Makes a "DELETE FROM" query from a given Table and where the field (keyname) has the value (key).
Parameters: String (Table), String (Keyname), String (Key)
Returns: None
Example: (Assuming we have a database with a Usernames table that has an email field)
$db -> delete("Usernames", "email", "john@email.com");
Result: Deletes everything where the email is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Inserts the given data into the given table.
Parameters: String (Table), Associative Array (Data)
Returns: None
Example: (Assuming we have a Users table with a field "Name" and a field "City")
$db -> insert("Users", ["Name" => "John Doe", "City" => "New York"]);
Result: Inserts a new record with that information.
Updates the record of a given table with the given new data where the field (keyname) matches the value (key).
Parameters: String (Table), Associative Array (Data), String (Keyname), String (Key)
Returns: None
Example: (Assuming we have a Users table with a field "Name" and a field "City")
$db -> update("Users", ["City" => "London"], "Name", "John Doe");
Result: Updates the city of the User named John Doe.
Creates a Backup File for the Database.
Parameters: String (Directory)
Returns: None
Example:
$db -> backup("backups");
Result: An SQL file with the database backup is created in the "backups" directory.
Restores the Database from a Backup File.
Parameters: String (Route of Backup File)
Returns: None
Example:
$db -> restore("backups/backup_2015-02-02 01:03:00.sql");
Result: Database gets restored from the backup file.
Makes a "SELECT *" query from a given table and orders it by date in a descending order.
Parameters: String (Table), String (Name of the Date Field)
Returns: Requested Data in an Associative Array
Example: (We have a table of Posts called "Post" and a field for the date called "Date")
$db -> selectAllByDate("Post", "Date");
Result: Post's Associative Array in a date's descending order.


by Curtis Edmonds<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To understand Rounders, you have to understand the work of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. Csikszentmihalyi is not a great filmmaker or novelist, but a professor at the University of Chicago who studies creativity. He's best known for his 1990 book, Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience.
Professor Csikszentmihalyi's work focuses on what he terms "flow", that state where people reach their peak experience. Flow occurs when our skills are challenged by demands such that we immerse ourselves in whatever activity we undertake. To quote the professor, "Because of the total demand on psychic energy, a person in flow is completely focused. There is no space in consciousness for distracting thoughts, irrelevant feelings. Self-consciousness disappears. When a person's entire being is stretched in the full functioning of body and mind, whatever one does becomes worth doing for its own sake; living becomes its own justification."
For example: When I was in law school, I wrote two lengthy papers to write -- fifty-page monsters with hundreds of footnotes, placed just so. I'd sit down at my desk and write, and next thing you know, it would be four in the morning. I had blocked out everything. The world had narrowed itself to me and my notecards and my word processor.
However, I can't claim that I "flowed" my way though law school (sometimes, I feel like I "slept" my way through law school). Law school can be an ugly, depressing, soul-killing time, as Matt Damon finds out in Rounders. (You knew there was a segue in there somewhere, didn't you?) Damon plays a "rounder", a young poker player who prowls the mean streets of New York and the casinos of Atlantic city like a cat, looking to pounce on unsuspecting pigeons with more money than ability. After losing his stake to a Russian cardsharp named Teddy KGB (John Malkovich), Damon decamps and goes to law school, working his way through driving a pastry delivery truck.
Damon lands on his feet in law school, finding a cute girlfriend (Gretchen Mol) and a possible internship with a judge. But we get the sense from him that he's not happy, he's not using his skills to the finest. When his best friend Worm (Edward Norton) gets out of prison, the lure of easy money and fast times seduce Damon back into the world of high-stakes poker. (A dark, seedy, atmospheric world that's lovingly rendered and presented by director John Dahl.)
The conflict in the movie is whether Damon will choose Mol and an education and a career or choose to pursue his talents as a gambler. What makes Rounders so compelling is how it makes the latter choice seem more appealing than it otherwise might be. There are many factors involved in Damon's choice -- his loyalty to his friend, his (apparent) struggles in law school -- but the most important factor is that playing poker puts Damon in the "flow". He's able to lose himself in the game and test his skills against others. Damon is not playing poker because he's under a compulsion or an addiction, he's playing because he's good at it and can take pleasure in stretching his skills.
Rounders is more than just a great illustration of an important psychological concept, of course. It features fine performances from Damon and Norton, who is fantastic as the sleazy gambler Worm. Norton seems to have the idea of flow down pat as well, losing his identity and slipping neatly into the skin of whatever character he's playing. Malkovich, on the other hand, delivers a cartoonish performance as Damon's nemesis, who proves that it's a bad idea to play with your food.
 Well, that about sums it up for this review. Hey! It's almost midnight! Where did the time go?
-- Curtis Edmonds
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Iconic photographer Terry O'Neill dies aged 81 after long illness
Terry O'Neill, who photographed legendary performers like the Beatles and The Rolling Stones, died at his home this morning
by Emmeline SaundersTerry O'Neill has died today at the age of 81.
The legendary photographer, who rose to fame with his work with the Beatles and The Rolling Stones, died at home following a long illness.
A spokeswoman for Iconic Images told Mirror Online: "It is with a heavy heart that Iconic Images announces the passing of Terence 'Terry' O'Neill, CBE.
"Terry was a class act, quick-witted and filled with charm. Anyone who was lucky enough to know or work with him can attest to his generosity and modesty.
"As one of the most iconic photographers of the last 60 years, his legendary pictures will forever remain imprinted in our memories as well as in our hearts and minds."
Terry himself spoke of pride in his decades of photography, revealing how a lucky break while working for British Overseas Airways Corporation got him to fame.
"Part of my work was to take photographs of people arriving and departing at the terminals. I happened upon a very well-dressed bowler-hatted man, taking a quick nap in the departures area, and he was surrounded by African chieftains, fully clad in their regalia.
"Soon after, I was approached by an editor who told me that they wanted to show the photo to his paper. The man napping turned out to be then Home Secretary Rab Butler. The paper ran my photo and I was off and running. I was offered a job at the Daily Sketch where I worked for several years before going out on my own.
"I started at the top and never looked back."
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Big Data and IoT brings new challenges but also new opportunities to get augmented results into our companies.
Over the time there were multiple ways to store, process and analyze data. We’ve started to build reports on top of OLTP, them we’ve evaluated to more intelligent analysis using OLAP concepts, but now given the volume the variety and the velocity of the data now a day, we might have new needs on how to analyze data. That’s what Real-time Analysis Processing (RTAP) can bring us. New ways to analyze a huge volume and variety of different data as also we need to analyze it faster.
The diagram below show the evolution of analysis over time and volume size.
Once up on a time we could build reports on OLTP …
Once up on a time, companies had the need to summarize data to take decision, but the queries and reports that were built at the time, did take some time to developed and usually were built on demand. It was impossible to determine if you had the right version of a spreadsheet, with the most current data and logic in it. I am not too old (at least I like to think that way), but I can remember companies were building reports on top of a OLTP database, that could be nice because business users would get fresh results, but sometimes causing performance issues on their day to day work.
Reports were not much interactive and most of the times delivered to people in paper (even if I had some fights to stop doing it and bring them online). But OLTP was characterized by a large number of short on-line transactions, maintaining data integrity in multi-access environments and an effectiveness measured by number of transactions per second.
Business users were able to create simple logic on data structured in rows and columns and create their own analyses in a spreadsheet to business problems, but, it was almost impossible to determine if you had the right version of a spreadsheet, with the most current data and logic in it. So that was not really the best solution.
Getting clever by using OLAP for analysis …
As is referred in Wikipedia, databases configured for Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) use a multidimensional data model, allowing for complex analytical and ad hoc queries with a rapid execution time, and, able to provide three basic analytical operations: consolidation (roll-up), drill-down, and slicing and dicing. That brought a great advantage when building analysis, where any user is able to build them in a easy way, share them with another users, anyhow there was still the need to look for opportunities, risks, …
Whereas a relational database and OLTP can be thought of as two-dimensional, a multidimensional database considers each data attributes a separate “dimension” that brings the ability to create multidimensional analysis.
Being smart enough we were able to bring Machine Learning and Data Mining into the picture, doing more clever stuff like predicting what would a user buy, or just improve usability of software, build better products, and even do sentiment analysis, among many others.
This was the era known as the era of Business Intelligence.
But as data is becoming faster to acquire and as companies now understand that data is a big advantage on business, the volume of data started to increase very fast, so the process to analyze it, also are improving.
The new generation of analysis …
Now we should imagine how would it be if we can build analysis, get insights or do predictions in real-time and using stream data, easier and faster to build. The variety of data, the big volume of data we are storing and the velocity we are doing it as also the velocity we need to analyze it, brings us new challenges. If Big Data could be too big, with IoT the challenge is becomes much bigger, and also interesting.
That’s were Real-time Analysis Processing (RTAP) comes into the picture and can give a great help. It enables us to get smart decisions without the need of the user interaction to get the best solution, decision and preventing mistakes. We are now in a time we have better insights, without the need to request for it and in useful time. We shouldn’t have the need to request for insights, the insights should get to use when there is a need to take decision, even decisions should be delivered to us, we just need to decide if taken or not. We can even get the change to know when the best time to take a decision, but we need to be able to do it before it’s too late, so it’s something who need to take action now, we need to know it previously.
We are able to use data in motion to predict business opportunities, while at the same time we can improve business operations, identify risks and comply with laws or regulatory requirements, among many others. This is not new, but there are now new ways to bring them to companies.
There are still some customers, that mix the concepts trying to build analysis on top of OLTP, or just trying to have Real-time on top of OLAP, and many other cases. There are customs that don’t even know we have all these capabilities now a day. It’s up on us, consultants and expertise on the area, to help them to understand, to get them to know what are the options, what they need to build and use based on their real requirements, and not based what they think they need.
It doens’t mean that OLAP will be oput of equation, it’s still great and we take leverage and take advantages of most part of it’s concepts, but we need to work them in other ways and not the traditional ones. Depending on the requirments, we will have better solutions if we do RTAP and mix OLAP concepts.
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learn about APT and apt-get.
#COURSE MATERIAL #COMPLETE GUIDE TO INSTALL UBUNTU LINUX WITH OPENBOX
Here is configuration on pastebin, http://UbuntuOpenbox.com/lessons/course/
Click pdf-icon for the PDF version of this page.
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[spacer height=”20px”] Section 3 – Install Ubuntu Operating System
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- Repositories:
A repository is a server storing packages that are suitable to be installed right away (packages as well as all of their dependencies)
/etc/apt/source.list file will have a list of repository addresses.
PPA: A Personal Package Archives (PPA) is a repository maintained by an individual or an independent group; as oppose to the official repository maintained by Ubuntu.
- Update apt information (from source.list file)
sudo apt-get update
It will go to the addresses listed in the /apt/etc/source.list file and update the information about what are on there (which packages are on there) and what have been changed (what the current packages’ versions are).
You need to execute this command whenever you want to install any package.
- Install packages
sudo apt-get install [packages’ name]
For example:
sudo apt-get install firefox openbox
will install both firefox and openbox at the same time.
- Remove packages
sudo apt-get remove firefox
- remove packages and all their configuration file.
sudo apt-get remove –purge firefox
- nano to edit text file
sudo nano /directory/to/text/file
Navigate through the text file using up/down/left/right keys.
- shortcut keys:
“Ctrl + X” to exit nano, “Y” to save and “N” to abort the saving.
[spacer height=”20px”] Section 4 – Install Openbox And Configure It
[spacer height=”20px”] A. Install packages
Copy paste: The commands to install all of the packages for this section.
sudo apt-get install xorg openbox firefox tint2 terminator geany gksu
Detail:
Xorg, the foundation of GUI: xorg
If for any reason that “the startx command are not found”. Please install xinit package:
sudo apt-get install xinit
Firefox browser: firefox
Tint2 taskbar: tint2
Geany text editor: geany
Terminator terminal: terminator
For using GUI application with root privilege: gksu
For example: gksu geany /directory/to/text/file or gksu thunar
*Install VboxGuestAdditions (For testing only. If you are installing on a real machine, this virtualbox guest additions package is not needed)
Mount VboxGuestAdditions.iso file in to virtual machine.
sudo apt-get install build-essential module-assistant
sudo m-a prepare
sudo blkid #To find where the iso file is in your system (often at /dev/sr0)
mkdir cdrom
sudo mount /dev/sr0 cdrom
cd cdrom
sudo ./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run B. Configure Openbox
Copy configuration files to user’s home folder:
cp -R /etc/xdg/openbox ~/.config/
*Notice that because you are working on your home folder. You do not need to use sudo.
Edit configureation files:
geany ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml
geany ~/.config/openbox/autostart
geany ~/.config/openbox/menu.xml
Replace the content of these file with ones below:
My recommended Openbox configuration files:
rc.xml file: http://pastebin.com/ajfTFaay
autostart file: http://pastebin.com/EmY8gx9c
menu.xml file: http://pastebin.com/5Cixsqpa
- We have to edit the /etc/sudoer file for the two last entry (for shutdown and restart) of right click menu could work:
Open sudo configuration file (sudoer) in nano text editor by this command: sudo visudo Add this line to the end of sudoer file: user_name ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/poweroff, /sbin/reboot
Ctrl + X and “Y” to confirm.
[spacer height=”20px”] Section 5 – Essential Features Of A Operating System
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Copy paste: The commands to install all of the packages for this section.
sudo apt-get install thunar thunar-volman thunar-archive-plugin thunar-media-tags-plugin humanity-icon-theme gnome-icon-theme-full gvfs gvfs-backends file-roller rar unrar p7zip zip unzip p7zip-full p7zip-rar wicd htop scrot i3lock libnotify-bin xfce4-notifyd software-properties-common
Detail:
File manager: thunar thunar-volman thunar-archive-plugin thunar-media-tags-plugin humanity-icon-theme gnome-icon-theme-full gvfs gvfs-backends
Archieve manager: file-roller rar unrar p7zip zip unzip p7zip-full p7zip-rar
The network manager: wicd
The system mornitor: htop
The screen capture (Print Scrn): scrot
The screen locker (Supper + L): i3lock
The notification: libnotify-bin & xfce4-notifyd
For adding PPA: software-properties-common
The login manager:
I have not used login manager anymore. Just plainly entering my username and password. We will add some lines into ~/.profile file in your home folder:
geany ~/.profile
add these line to the end of that file:
startx after login
if [[ -z $DISPLAY ]] && [[ $(tty) = /dev/tty1 ]]; then exec startx fi
From now on, the GUI will autostart (without the need of startx command) as soon as you enter your username and password.
(Optional – if you want to use Openbox with other Desktop Environments or Window Managers. You will need a good login manager)
Use –no-install-recommends flag to prevent unnecessary package to be installed.
*lxdm
sudo apt-get install lxdm –no-install-recommends
Please go here for more information and instruction:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/LXDM
OR
*lightdm
sudo apt-get install lightdm lightdm-gtk-greeter –no-install-recommends
For more information and instruction
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/LightDM
[spacer height=”20px”] Section 6 – Install Internet Applications
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Add PPA for Uget (this is the official PPA from the developer of Uget)
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:plushuang-tw/uget-stable
sudo apt-get update
Copy paste: The commands to install all of the packages for this section.
sudo apt-get install thunderbird pidgin uget
Detail:
Firefox for internet browser: firefox (already installed)
Thunderbird for email client: thunderbird
Pidgin for multi-platform chat client: pidgin
Uget for download manager (Official PPA from developer): uget
*Dropbox for cloud storage (proprietary software)
Go to: https://www.dropbox.com/install?os=lnx
to download the .deb package and install it with this command:
sudo dpkg -i [.deb package]
[spacer height=”20px”] Section 7 – Install Multimedia Applications
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Add PPA for Viewnior (for Ubuntu 14.04 only. If you are using newer version of Ubuntu, it has already been in repository)
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:skellat/flow1
Add PPA for Caffeine (for Ubuntu 15.04 and earlier. It has already been in the repository for Ubuntu 15.10)
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:caffeine-developers/ppa
sudo apt-get update
Copy paste: The commands to install all of the packages for this section.
sudo apt-get install alsa-base alsa-utils volti vlc audacious gimp shutter viewnior
Detail:
Alsa sound cards driver: alsa-base alsa-utils
*If your sound card does not work right after installing the above packages, please do as following:
sudo alsactl init
and one more step to make alsa guess the audio card(s) on your system
sudo adduser [username] audio
to add your username to autio group
Then, reboot your computer for the change to take effect.
Volti for sound applet: volti
VLC for playing videos: vlc
Audacious for playing music: audacious
Gimp as image suite (like Photoshop): gimp
Shutter for screen capture: shutter
Viewnior as image viewer: viewnior
[spacer height=”20px”] Section 8 – Install Office Applications
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Add PPA for LibreOffice (from the developer of LibreOffice)
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libreoffice/ppa
sudo apt-get update
Copy paste: The commands to install all of the packages for this section.
sudo apt-get install fbreader libreoffice-calc libreoffice-writer libreoffice-gtk
Detail:
LibreOffice Writer (word processor): libreoffice-writer
LibreOffice Calc (spreadsheet): libreoffice-calc
- OPTIONAL: for other applications of LibreOffice Suite:
LibreOffice Base (database): libreoffice-base
LibreOffice Draw (drawing): libreoffice-draw
LibreOffice Impress (presentation): libreoffice-impress
LibreOffice Math (equation editor): libreoffice-math
Theme for LibreOffice: libreoffice-gtk libreoffice-style-sifr
FB Reader for reading ebook: fbreader
*Foxit as Pdf reader (proprietary software)
https://www.foxitsoftware.com/downloads/
go to the link to download the .run package for Linux 64 bit platform. Open it and follow the instruction.
[spacer height=”20px”] Section 9 – Customize The Look
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Copy paste: The commands to install all of the packages for this section.
sudo apt-get install nitrogen conky obconf lxappearance obconf
Detail:
Tint2 theme:
geany ./.config/tint2/tint2rc
My tint2 theme: http://pastebin.com/hxYLwYjw
Set wallpaper: nitrogen
Change Openbox theme and more: using obconf
User-specific themes can be installed in ~/.local/share/themes or in ~/.themes.
Theme: Mistral
Download at: http://phobi4n.deviantart.com/art/Mistral-Openbox-543910044
Change GTK theme: using lxappearance
User-specific themes can be installed in ~/.local/share/themes or in ~/.themes.
Theme: Breeze-gtk
Download at: https://github.com/dirruk1/gnome-breeze
Change Icon theme: using lxappearance
Either install via PPAs or copy (the extracted) icon folder directly to /usr/share/icons or ~/.icons
Theme: Vivacious-colors
Information at: http://www.ravefinity.com/p/vivacious-colors-gtk-icon-theme.html
By PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ravefinity-project/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install vivacious-colors
Change Cursor theme: using lxappearance
Copy the cursor theme folder directly to /usr/share/icons or ~/.icons
Theme: Breeze
Download at: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Breeze+Serie?content=169316


Before Change
def test_csv_import_schema():
with bayesdb_csv_stream(csv_data) as (bdb, f):
bayeslite.bayesdb_import_csv(bdb, "employees", f,
column_types={
"age": "numerical",
"gender": "categorical",
"salary": "cyclic",
"height": "ignore",
"division": "categorical",
"rank": "categorical",
})
// XXX Currently this test fails because we compile the query
// into `SELECT "idontexist" FROM "employees"", and for
// compatibility with MySQL idiocy or something, SQLite treats
After Change
// compatibility with MySQL idiocy or something, SQLite treats
// double-quotes as single-quotes if the alternative would be
// an error.
with pytest.raises(sqlite3.OperationalError):
bdb.execute("select idontexist from employees")
raise sqlite3.OperationalError("BQL compiler is broken;"
" a.k.a. sqlite3 is stupid.")
bdb.execute("""
CREATE GENERATOR employees_cc FOR employees USING crosscat(
age NUMERICAL,
gender CATEGORICAL,


Fronteers 2011
I AM-
STERDAM
By Aleksandr Motsjonov
Amsterdam
Conference
Speakers
The Future is Native
Aral Balkan
( @aral )
Accessibility for the Modern Web
Derek Featherstone
( @feather )
CSS3 Secrets: 10 things you might not know about CSS3
Lea Verou
( @LeaVerou )
HTML5 Semantics: you too can be a bedwetting antfucker
Bruce Lawson
( @brucel )
Go with the flow
Stephen Hay
( @stephenhay )
The Future of CSS - Current Experiments and Near-Future Reality
Tab Atkins
( @tabatkins )
Inman, Passion. Purpose. Promise. Pursuit.
Leslie Jensen
( @jenseninman )
Web Components and Model Driven Views
Alex Russell
( @slightlylate )
The New Developer Workflow
Divya Manian
( @nimbupani )
HTML5 Forms - KISS time
Robert Nyman
( @robertnyman )
CreativeJS - beauty in the browser
Seb Lee-Delisle
( @seb_ly )
jQuery and the Open Source Process
John Resig
( @jeresig )
In your @font-face
Jake Archibald
( @jaffathecake )
The prestige of being a web developer
Christian Heilmann
( @codepo8 )
↑
Lea Verou
↑
Seb Lee-Delisle
Lea Verou
Browser support
Elipse
Multiple border
Tab Size
New Cursors
Workshops 1
Wrong Clap
Creative JS
Particles 1
Smoke
Mobiles Screen
Pacman
Nyan
Chill out
Lets Play?! =)
Guess the number?
Birth year of Lev Tolstoj?
Estimated population on 2011 year?


Rhythmic Unicorn is a crowdsourcing project that looks to build a music suggestion database through gamification. We, the team (Duy Nguyen & David Schabelski) wanted to experiment with an idea: an application that is built like a game, has the elements of a game and can used to create valuable output. When people play the game, they help building a database of related songs. This database can then be used by online music services like Google Play Music, Youtube Music or Spotify to help make better suggestions.
In the game, you will be given a random song, and then challenged to list out other songs that is related to it, as many as possible. The songs can be similar in genre, musical style, or simply the feelings, or "vibe", you have listening to it.
The more you answer, the more Contribution Tokens you gain. You can then spend these Tokens to request contribution for a specific song or to browse through the database itself.
As part of the project, we have conducted an experiment using the app. We invited volunteering participants to try out playing the game, and then answer a short post-play questionaire. The purpose of the study is to determine the effectiveness of gamification strategies when used for crowdsourcing purposes. The result is overall favorable. Our team has also made a 20-minute presentation of the whole study as well. For a more detailed report on the result of this project and experiment, we urge you to check out the presentation slides (link) and the research paper (link).
Rhythmic Unicorn is built on Node.js, Expressjs and MongoDB. We also made use of Spotify API and Youtube API for its music database and for previewing songs.
Play the game to get more Contribution Tokens. Spend the Tokens here to unlock features!
You currently have:
Request a song


Test files without 2 passes: 2; Subtests without 2 passes: 7; Failure level: 7/92 (7.61%)
| Test | Ch56 | ED14 | Ff53 |
|---|---|---|---|
| /resource-timing/resource_dynamic_insertion.html (2/6, 33.33%, 2.17% of total) | OK | OK | OK |
| http://w3c-test.org/resource-timing/resources/inject_resource_test.html is expected to have initiatorType iframe | PASS | FAIL | - |
| http://w3c-test.org/resource-timing/resources/inject_resource_test.html is expected to be in the Resource Timing buffer | - | - | FAIL |
| /resource-timing/test_resource_timing.html (5/28, 17.86%, 5.43% of total) | OK | OK | OK |
| PerformanceEntry has correct protocol attribute (iframe) | FAIL | FAIL | PASS |
| PerformanceEntry has correct protocol attribute (img) | FAIL | FAIL | PASS |
| PerformanceEntry has correct protocol attribute (link) | FAIL | FAIL | PASS |
| PerformanceEntry has correct protocol attribute (script) | FAIL | FAIL | PASS |
| PerformanceEntry has correct protocol attribute (xmlhttprequest) | FAIL | FAIL | PASS |


Dem Rep. Wasserman Schultz: ‘Ken Cuccinelli Has Advanced a White Supremacist Ideology’ | Breitbart
by Trent BakerDuring Friday’s “New Day” on CNN, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) doubled down on her assertion that acting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ken Cuccinelli is pursuing a “heinous white supremacist ideology.”
Wasserman Schultz said she does not regret using her position on the Oversight Committee to call out Cuccinelli when CNN’s Jim Sciutto asked if she stands by her accusation.
“What I stand by is that Ken Cuccinelli is the tip of the spear of the president’s immigration policy that has persecuted and gone after people of color since day one of his presidency and that, yes, I used my ability as a member of the Oversight Committee to call that out and to insist, rightfully so, that Ken Cuccinelli has advanced a white supremacist ideology that I think is a thread through the president’s immigration policy,” stated Wasserman Schultz.

Follow Trent Baker on Twitter @MagnifiTrent


In which cases are the time complexities the same for Quicksort?
There are a few really bad inputs.
While there are a few bad inputs, they are so few as to not affect the average or best cases.


Methods
(static) _(selector) → {NodeList}
Takes a string selector and returns a nodelist of that selection
The returned NodeList will contain all the elements in the document that
are matched by any of the specified selectors. If the selectors string
contains a CSS pseudo-element, the returned elementList will be empty.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
selector |
string |
- Source:
- See:
Returns:
- Type
- NodeList
clearInfo()
Removes the rendered elements from the UI
- Source:
Listens to Events:
- country:mouseout
renderCard(obj, pos)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
obj |
object | Contains a singular countries data |
pos |
number | Current index of property interation |
- Source:
Returns:
DOM element to attach to info sidebar
renderInfo(obj)
Loops through the props and creates a div for each property.
checking for an array on the first attribute will be the number of divs required
calls renderCard() which loops through all attributes on the
property object creating DOM elements for each attribute to attach to the div.
if no properties are found it will render a card with message.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
obj |
object | Contains a singular countries data |
- Source:
Fires:
- UI:renderCard
Listens to Events:
- country:mouseover


{% verbatim %}
| Hut Url: | {{selectedHut.hut_url}} |
| Types: | {{selectedHut.types.join(',')}} |
| Seasons: | Unknown |
| Location: | {{selectedHut.location.coordinates[1]|number:2}}, {{selectedHut.location.coordinates[0]|number:2}} |
| Accuracy: | {{accuracy_text[selectedHut.location_accuracy]}} — references: |


Miracle dog remarkably survives after being impaled on spike
Vets raced to the scene of the freak accident in in Enborne, near Newbury, Berks. to try and save the stricken pooch
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistA dog miraculously survived after being impaled on a SPIKE that cut right through its stomach.
German wire-haired pointer Angus was out for an afternoon walk with his owner when he jumped into a ditch.
Angus was caught on a metal stake hidden in the undergrowth.
Vets raced to the scene of the freak accident in in Enborne, near Newbury, Berks. to try and save the stricken pooch.
They gave him fluids to bring bring his blood pressure up while staff back at the practice in nearby Thatcham prepared for life-saving surgery.
He was then put under the knife for four hours and spent eight days recovering before being allowed home.
And an x-ray taken at the Donnington Grove Veterinary Group showed that the stake had entered Angus’s chest near his armpit, through his diaphragm into his abdomen but amazingly missed all of his vital organs.
Lucy Mapplebeck, a veterinary nurse at Donnington Grove, said: “It is very unusual for us to have to go out to the animal where it is injured. We do see serious conditions, but a complete freak accident like this is very unusual.
“The dog was in shock so needed a lot of fluids to get his blood pressure back up and we quickly realised the only way to save his life was to go ahead with surgery as we didn’t think he would have made the journey to a referral unit.
“He was in surgery for four hours and it was one of the most complicated surgeries I have ever seen.”
Vet Will Hodge and trainee veterinary nurse Lindsey Morris treated him at the scene while fellow vet Emma Pritchard and a team of nurses, from both the day and night shifts, were also involved in the complicated thoracotomy operation.
A chest drain was put in place to remove the air and fluid from the dog’s chest and he spent a number of days in intensive care and on very strong pain killers after the incident.
Angus spent a total eight days at the vets, being visited twice a day by his worried owners, before being allowed home.
He is still having regular check-ups but is expected to make a full recovery.
“It was a complete freak accident and we are really proud of the outcome,” Ms Mapplebeck added.


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| MessageInfo | Represents the description of a service operation message. |
| MessagePartContainer | Represents the base class for containers of MessagePartInfo objects. |
| MessagePartInfo | Represents the description of a service operation message part. |
| OperationInfo | Represents the description of a service operation. |
| Service | Represents a service endpoint. |
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We at Utopian would like to keep you updated and aware of our progress in improving and developing Utopian for you. In the regular Utopian Weekly posts on Fridays we’re happy to share all the latest Utopian news and updates.
In This Post:
- Utopian Signup Module
- Development updates
- Utopy
- Internal Guidelines
- Welcoming New Moderators
- What’s next
Utopian Signup Module
One of our most awaited releases and major achievements as a growing company on the Steem blockchain is the Utopian Signup Module we launched this week. With the Utopian Signup Module, anyone with a GitHub account can create an instant and FREE account on the Steem blockchain.
We’re currently running the service on a test network to ensure it is secure, free of bugs and abuse-proof before taking it live. We look forward to using this module to bring more Open Source developers to Steem and rewarding even more contributions to inspiring projects.
Automation
In order to simplify and scale our processes, we have integrated a number of new automation systems to allow the team to properly verify, review and reward contributions.
Utopian Bot
Built in Python, the Utopian bot spots contributions already reviewed by our moderators, and sorts them by the highest score based on the review results generated on https://review.utopian.io
Utopian Tips
Aiming to incentivise and reward insightful quality post comments from our moderators and community members, we have built a tipping bot. These comments will be manually selected by Utopian Community Managers and will receive a significant 1% upvote from the bot.
We hope this will inspire you to share your valuable insights with Utopian contributors.
Utopian Unvote
To mitigate moderation mistakes and wrongly scored and voted contributions, the unvote bot spots contributions that should be unvoted and unvotes them.
Review Transparency
Our Moderators have been provided with a predefined comment footer containing a link to the review metrics used by our Moderators when scoring a contribution. The contributors can use this information to improve the quality of their work.
Utopy
We’ve received multiple contributions to our task request to create Utopy, our Discord presence and mascot. It was no easy choice, but here’s our winner - this adorable design by @podanrj.
The official launch of Utopy on Discord is planned for tomorrow (Saturday) at 6PM (GMT +3) and you are all very welcome to meet him for the very first time.
Internal Guidelines
To ensure all communications between our team and community are professional and cohesive with the company views, we’ve released an internal Team Handbook. In addition to a list of tools and resources for moderators and community managers, the handbook includes standards for replying to contributor tickets, leaving insightful comments and providing feedback to other community members.
Sneak peek
We hope that these guidelines will help streamline and unify the communication between the team and community across all channels.
Welcome Our New Moderators!
Growing demand for additional moderator to the Development and Bug Hunting categories led us to add three new moderators to our team. Say hi!
@emrebeyler - an active and well-known developer in the Steem community.
@gregory - an amazing developer that works, among others, on the development of Busy.org.
@achiron - an experienced QA expert.
What’s next?
We’re cooking up a lot of interesting things for you:
- Significant improvements to the Utopian Signup Module (recaptcha verification, IP filtering and a DB of virtual phone numbers)
- Improvements and extension of Utopian landing pages
- Howtos and in-depth tutorials on contributing to Utopian
- Optimized moderation process, switching from rules to submission guidelines
- People of Utopian Interview Series
- Open Source Radio Show on MSPWaves
First Time Contributing in Utopian?
Learn how to contribute on our website
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S1AtrzYY1Q&t=5s
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- University of Washington
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applying for Informatics major
- Address
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Bellevue,
Washington
- Favorite Web Browser
- Mozilla Firefox
Interests
- Programming
- Anything Starwars related
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| | OpenCL support for nearest neighbour search. More...
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$def with (supp, conf, decisionTo, decisionFrom, rules)
Threshold Support: $supp
Threshold Confidence: $conf
Decistion to: $decisionTo
Decision from: $decisionFrom
$if rules:
Rules:
$:rules
$else:
No Rules matching your desired requirements. Please make sure you adhered to the following guidelines:
1) Your confidence and support is in whole number or decimal format. FRACTIONS ARE NOT ACCEPTED.
2) Your confidence is between 0 and 1, with 0 being 0 percent and 1 being 100 percent
3) There are no symbols or letters in your specifications.


helper functions for printing HMM parameters and sequences More...
#include <hmm.h>
Functions | |
| std::string | blockPrint (int bin, int printMode) |
| [blockPrint description] More... | |
| void | printMat (std::vector< std::vector< double > > mat) |
| formats and prints a "vec of vecs" matrix to cout More... | |
| void | printVecAsBlock (int *v, int veclen, int printMode) |
| applies blockPrint to each item in a vector for within-console visualization More... | |
| void | printVec (std::vector< double > v) |
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helper functions for printing HMM parameters and sequences
helper functions for printing hmm parameters and sequences
| std::string blockPrint | ( | int | bin, |
| int | printMode | ||
| ) |
[blockPrint description]
| bin | integer indicating block category. Most likely 0 or 1. |
| printMode | 0 for ints, 1 for block characters, 2 for _&^ |
| void printMat | ( | std::vector< std::vector< double > > | mat | ) |
formats and prints a "vec of vecs" matrix to cout
| mat | vector of vectors matrix to be printed to cout |
| void printVec | ( | std::vector< double > | v | ) |
| void printVecAsBlock | ( | int * | v, |
| int | veclen, | ||
| int | printMode | ||
| ) |
applies blockPrint to each item in a vector for within-console visualization
| v | vector of integers to be printed |
| veclen | length of v |
| printMode | 0 for ints, 1 for block characters, 2 for _&^ |


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We are always on the look for real weddings and any kind of creative content to featured on our blog.
If you believe your submission falls into one or more of the following styles, you are for sure a good fit: bohemian, rustic, indie, intimate, backyard, glam, woodsy, boho-chic, whimsical.
Your work can never have too much exposure online. Be it photos, videos, decorations, table arrangements or any kind of wedding related service, it will only help your business, big or small, to have others enjoy it and share it around.
We promise to always give credit where it is due with proper appreciation for the work and links to the vendors.
We invite you to showcase your wedding day for the world to see. We promise to do our best in writing about it based on your description, and to find a beautiful way to tell the day's story through the media you upload.
Look at it as an opportunity to share the beauty of your big day with the world. The link to the wedding feature we will write is the simple way to preserve and show friends the highlights of the wedding day.
In order for us to properly showcase a wedding we first need to understand a few simple things about it. Let us know by completing the form below.


[玫瑰]童仁月度培训通知 [握手]在春暖花开的季节，我们将在20日8：30——18：00举行童仁3月研习营。内容精选了全国李晓婧副总裁、杨晓丹、王瑾和董美化四位大咖的年金险方面课程进行研习，课程全部译成了文稿，我们将采用最新的训练研习模式，把年金销售彻底提高一个水准。 [抱拳]地点：江西农业大学，时间安排8:30——9:50分在方志敏烈士墓集合，清明提前瞻仰烈士和踏青；10:00开始在江西农大培训；中午可以欣赏美丽的油菜花。出行方式，拼车。参训人员，每人缴纳30元餐费，其他费用童仁事务所承担。[拳头]
[Rose] Tongren monthly training notice [Handshake] In the spring season, we will hold the Tongren March study camp from 8:30 to 18:00 on the 20th. The content selected the national pension insurance courses of Vice President Li Xiaotong, Yang Xiaodan, Wang Wei and Dong Meihua. The course was translated into a manuscript. We will adopt the latest training and study mode to completely improve the annuity sales. level. [Holding Boxing] Location: Jiangxi Agricultural University, time schedule 8:30 - 9:50 in the tomb of Fang Zhimin Martyrs, Qingming advances to marry the martyrs and stepping green; 10:00 start training in Jiangxi Agricultural University; enjoy beautiful rapeseed at noon . Travel mode, carpooling. The participants will pay 30 yuan for each meal, and other expenses will be borne by Tongren. [fist]
昨天接到公司上面的通知内容，要去江西农业大学研学年金保险。于是带着春心荡漾地心情，搭着师傅的顺风车跟着去了 Yesterday, I received the notice from the company and went to Jiangxi Agricultural University to study annuity insurance. So I took the heart of the spring and followed the ride of the master.
可是呢，我这次出门之前忘记查看天气预报了 … 我穿着薄棉衣外套，内里还有毛衣，下身还穿了薄棉裤，顶着29℃的艳阳高照把我着实热晕了的节奏啊 … 哦买噶(´-ω-`)
However, I forgot to check the weather forecast before I went out…  I was so hot with a 29°C glare.
没办法啦… 不想把自己美美哒心情给搅黄了 …于是还是忍着火辣辣的阳光独自去偷欢了… 哈哈 ～
No way… I don’t want to confuse my beautiful beauty… So I still have to take the hot sun alone to steal it… Haha~
温度是奇葩的高温啊😂😅只有一丝丝的微风吹过😂嗯…油菜花的香味 放眼望去，整个农业大学满目的油菜花海… 唯一能做的就是不停地拍拍拍，留下最美的记忆！✌
The temperature is a wonderful high temperature.  The only thing I can do is to pat and pat, leaving the most beautiful memories! ✌
这次年金保险的研学十分有益…客户盆友们理财好帮手就选大童年金保险一定会让你满意的
The study of annuity insurance is very beneficial… Customers who are good friends with financial management will choose the big childhood insurance to make you satisfied.
中午公司领导还带着我们考察了学校的用餐地点，这里的吃饭食堂环境服务只能说一般般了，毕竟这里离城区很远的路途，大家一起学习一起用餐的心情是相当愉快地，然而食堂离参训地方大约800米的小碎步只能一路风景一路拍啦
At noon, the company’s leaders also took us to inspect the dining place of the school. The environment service of the dining canteen here can only be said to be general. After all, the road far away from the city, the mood of everyone studying together is quite pleasant, but the cafeteria A small step of about 800 meters from the training place can only be shot all the way.
 Why don’t you have a culture? A good summary of the conclusion.
Love what I love, Do what I like to do, Listen to the heart Feel it with love. I will never ask for more, whatever that comes, let it be. From the moment you interact with me, our friendly relationship begun. Welcome to my world and looking forward to share more of my stories with you. 😚😘
爱我所爱 行我所行 听从内心 有爱执感觉 无问西东 认识的自然就认识了 不认识的求也求不来～ 希望咱们的缘分从这开始…欢迎很好的你一起分享一起交流喔～😚 😘
Thank you for being supportive as always. I appreciate if you can click below link, it will bring you to my #reviewme post. Kindly leave me your comment about me and if possible let me have some credstars ✨ ✨ ✨
感谢亲们对我一直的支持。希望你为我点击一下链接，将会把你带到我的个人凭证留言板，为我留下你宝贵的星星✨✨ ✨
如何有效创造一个 #ReviewMe 的个人凭证留言板！现在开始挣取凭证明星让大家做你的评审 CREATING YOUR PROFILE IS EASY! JUST FOLLOW THE STEPS HERE ☜(ˆ▿ˆc)
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Here you will process your uploaded cell image and also analyse it.


Sum of 1,2,3,4,5,-9 equals:
Today is:
Cat'ing the words "the" "cat" "saw" "the" "dog" returns:
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The native html select element looks and behaves a bit differently depending on the browser and the device a user is on but it will always work and iOS and Android devices will use their own native components in it's place.
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Warhammer is set in it's own special universe, called the 40k universe. This universe consists of many space alien races. The game, orginal table top game, consists largely of dice and minitures. The alien races range from half fungal orks, swamr insectiods, and zombie destroyer robots. Each race has their own stats for combat. Games can be objective based, anilahation, or even Zombie Boss based. If you enjoy rolling dice and constructing things this dice-roller may cost you a pretty penny but I can gaurantee you'll enjoy it.


To provide an easier way to summarise your customed scientific literature library, I developed this tool and shared with my colleagues. Now, I decide to share with you, presenting a thought of what I and R language can contribute to bibliometric analysis which is "widely" used by librarians and small group of scientists.
Note: a subscribed access to Web of Science is required.
Please follow the steps:
First of all, make sure you select the "Web of Science Core collection", otherwise inadequate information would be extracted.
Step 1: select the "Web of Science Core collection" database
You'd better search certain keywords that could represent a certain research field (this is on your own, not included in this tutorial) in Web of Science Core collection database. Then save the records on your computer.
Step 2: search and save .txt file in a right way.
Are you intrigued and want to get more? Please contact:
Email: yang.liu.shsf#gmail.com
Any advices to improve this app would be appreciated. Welcome to perfect this app together!
Notice: this app does not store any user data including the files uploaded by the users, no copyrights conflicted.


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First of all, download the app to the Space Bunny demos here.
Open the application, enter the code that you find below and start casting your device orientation.
Yeah, it's not that great thing but, underneath, it does a lot of work! Find out more on SpaceBunny!


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The base class for SwiftDiscord. Most interaction with Discord will be done through this class.
See
DiscordEndpointConsumer
for methods dealing with sending to Discord.Creating a client:
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open class DiscordClient : DiscordClientSpec, DiscordDispatchEventHandler, DiscordEndpointConsumer
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The base class for Discord WebSocket communications.
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open class DiscordEngine : DiscordEngineSpec, DiscordEngineGatewayHandling, DiscordEngineHeartbeatable
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Represents a Guild.
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TIMECOP A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Ron Silver, Mia Sara. Screenplay: Mark Verheiden. Director: Peter Hyams.
A muscular action hero with a thick accent stars in a science fiction film about traveling into the past to change the future. No, I'm not talking about THE TERMINATOR, although I suspect the similarity is more than coincidental. Jean-Claude Van Damme has labored through several virtually indistinguishable testosterone fests without discovering his breakout hit, so TIMECOP must have seemed like the perfect opportunity. And it will probably do what it was intended to do, expanding Van Damme's audience the way THE TERMINATOR expanded Arnold Schwarzenegger's. It's an energetic film that doesn't skimp on the action, but it suffers from an over-convoluted storyline that pushes the logic meter *way* into the red zone.
Van Damme plays Max Walker, a Washington D.C. cop who is assigned to a unique detail--the Time Enforcement Commission, instituted to prevent abuses of the newly realized technology of time travel. In 2004, Walker learns that a series of time travel "thefts" is connected to the presidential campaign of Aaron McComb (Ron Silver), the U.S. senator whose committee oversees the T.E.C. As Walker follows McComb through time, he finds himself presented with a time-altering temptation of his own--preventing the death of his wife Melissa (Mia Sara) in 1994.
Volumes could be written about the slapdash and ultimately self-contradictory treatment screenwriter Mark Verheiden (who also co-created the comic book on which the film is based) gives to time travel; sometimes it simply seems that he's making things up as he goes along. However, those are not the issues which hamper TIMECOP most. There is more fundamental foolishness, like what exactly the T.E.C. has been doing for ten years when it soon becomes clear that there is only one other time machine in existence besides that which they use themselves. Either there has been an inordinate number of rogue Timecops, or there was a spectacular level of stupidity involved in not destroying the other machine. Of course, this is a government agency we are dealing with. One also wonders why assassins from the future can't be slightly less obtrusive than extras from THE ROAD WARRIOR.
TIMECOP also stumbles with the inclusion of a female partner for Walker, an internal affairs officer named Fielding (Gloria Reuben). She is treated almost as an afterthought, an obligatory woman to occupy the space between Mia Sara's scenes. While Reuben is good working with sketchy material, the character appears too late and disappears too soon to leave any kind of impact on the story. Everything about the Fielding character feels contrived, sloppy and, worst of all, completely unnecessary.
The good news is that TIMECOP tends to work when everyone shuts up and starts fighting. Director Peter Hyams went a little nuts in the editing room, making some of Van Damme's fight scenes look like they were lit with a strobe, but they are mostly creative and well- choreographed; only the final showdown drags on a bit. The special effects are sharp, and the computer-generated snap-back look to the characters' movements through time is inventive and well-handled. The production values are generally impressive, and action fans will not be too disappointed.
The real pleasant surprise of TIMECOP turns out to be the acting of Jean-Claude Van Damme. Yes, that's right, I said acting. Though still sometimes difficult to understand through his Belgian accent, Van Damme is an appealing performer who looks comfortable on screen, something Steven Seagal has yet to accomplish. TIMECOP isn't exactly a demanding film for an actor, but Van Damme shows that he can provide texture, something a bit more substantive than roundhouse kicks. He also gets to work off a suitably nasty villain in Ron Silver, who is perfectly cast, and has a nice chemistry with the too-little-seen Mia Sara. It's too bad TIMECOP often feels bloated and preposterous, because there's a bit of heart lurking beneath the hardware. It's just a bit too uneven to take advantage of its strengths.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 time crimes: 5.
-- Scott Renshaw Stanford University Office of the General Counsel
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