At Rollbar.com, we’ve been using Pyramid as our web framework and have been pretty happy with it. It’s lightweight and mostly stays out of our way.
Pyramid doesn’t have a global request object that you can just import [1], so it makes you pass around request
wherever you need it. That results in a lot of library code that looks like this:
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and a lot of view code that looks like this:
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That is, there ends up being a lot of function calls that pass request
as their first argument. Wouldn’t it be nicer if we could attach these functions as methods on request
itself? That would save a few characters every time we call them, and let us stop thinking about whether request
is the first or last argument. Pyramid facilitates this by letting us provide our own Request Factory:
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Now the request
passed to our view methods, and everwhere else in our app, has our hello
method.
So, what can we do with this that’s actually useful? In our codebase, we have a few convenience methods to get data about the logged-in user, flash messages, and check if features are enabled.
Here it is, unedited, in its entirety:
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This just sits in our top-level __init__.py
, along with the main()
entry point.
Notes: @util.CachedAttribute
contains this recipe. “Mox” is an easy-to-type codename, named after these mountains.
[1] I’m still not sold on this, but I’m getting by. It arguably causes problems with testing and such, but it is pretty nice to magically from flask import request
.


May 2017
It was an unexpected find, the Southern Lights. It was the stars that drew me to this spot at first. My partner and I were en route to Queenstown, through the spectacular Crown Range Pass, known as one of the most scenic drives in New Zealand. Days were short when we visited in the Fall, so we were only able to see 100 meters ahead of us and very few street lights.
As we scoured through the windy roads and invisible coastline, I looked out the window to see if I can catch the city lights and instead, to my surprise, saw some stars. I suggested we pullover for a quick look, oblivious to how much I had underestimated the sight.
Turns out it was an entire canvas of stars. If anything, the flat landscapes and darkness amplified the stars’ luminosity. We stood there in awe as many cars came and go, just for a photo or two. And I already thought we had seen it all. Stargazing was on my bucket list.
The driver parked next to us had suggested another spot, which we initially thought was her way of asking us to leave nicely. I don’t blame her, we repeated the same one-liner over and over that night - “Holy S***, I’ve never seen so many stars in my life”.
We drove to that spot anyway. By then, it had already gotten so cold our feet were frozen and fingers were numb. We hopped off and were quite underwhelmed at first. There were mountains and tree branches and well, they added a bit of dimension to my photos.
But then things started changing after 5 minutes of shooting.
I saw a faint green light, in my shots.
Then I realized… this is the Southern Lights.
The Southern Lights, better known as the Aurora Australis, was invisible to the naked eye. I kept shooting with 30-second shutter speeds and maxed out my ISO settings.
With each take, I held my breath and clicked the shutter delicately. The colors just kept changing from purple to green to purple again and back to green. My pictures were washed with gradients of these colors and each varied from one to the other.
It was the most amazing surprise not knowing what to expect from the pictures. The tranquility, once again, had amplified the magnificence of this sight. It was so quiet you can hear your own breathing and maybe even the sounds of the stars glittering and Southern Lights changing, if that was even a thing.
I’ve experienced very few magical moments like this throughout my travels. I’ve seen the Northern Lights once and now the Southern Lights, and it’s just inexplicable. I need to see it again.


Pick Pick the element you want to optimize or just drag and drop it here.
Style Your changes go here.
Configure what will count as a conversion.
Define how many visitors should see the test.


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Head over to the theme’s documentation for much more information about Type Theme or to install this theme on your own Jekyll site.
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Datepicker is a highly configurable component that adds datepicker functionality to your pages. You can customize the date format and language, restrict the selectable date ranges.
NOTE: Foundation does not have a native Datepicker plugin so minimal styles are added for this component.
Note: additional css is required for basic formatting: "/datepicker/bs-datepicker.css"
There are two recommended ways of adding CSS/SCSS:
Load it locally in your ng project:
Preferred SCSS Method: Load it from the ngx-foundation main.scss file which imports node_modules/ngx-foundation/datepicker/bs-datepicker.scss via package bundler like Angular CLI, if you're using one.
Basic Datepicker (bsDatepicker
property) and Date Range Picker (bsDaterangepicker
property) with top placement.
bsValue
property sets initial state in this example
ngModel
property sets two-way data binding in this example
You can easily change the date format by specifying the dateInputFormat
in [bsConfig]
.
To set your own date format you can use variety of formats provided by moment.js
The following examples show how to use several date formats inside a form:
Datepicker comes with some default color schemes. You can change it by manipulating containerClass property in bsConfig object.
There are 2 color schemes: theme-primary (mapped to $primary-color) and theme-secondary (mapped to $secondary-color). Both theme colors are mapped to their corresponding Foundation color palette equivalent.
Datepicker can use different locales.
It's possible to change a locale by calling use method of BsLocaleService, list of available locales is in dropdown below.
To use a different locale, you have to import it from ngx-foundation/chronos first, then define it in your @NgModule using function defineLocale.
Example:
You can set min and max date of datepicker/daterangepicker using minDate
and maxDate
properties.
In the following example minDate is set to yesterday and maxDate to the current day in the next week
Add placement
property if you want to change placement.
NOTE: The ngx-foundation Datepicker component currently only supports 2 placement positions - Top and Bottom.


Young woman dies from multiple stab wounds in Queens: Police
by Eyewitness NewsJAMAICA, Queens (WABC) -- Police are investigating after a young woman was fatally stabbed in Queens Friday night.
Police say a woman in her late teens was found on a sidewalk on 166th Street in South Jamaica with multiple stab wounds.
Police say that there were reports of a dispute but details of the fight are not yet known.
The victim was transported to Jamaica Hospital where she was pronounced dead. She has not been identified at this time.
No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.


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Put a respect on my name – Akuapem Poloo tells Archipalago
by Qwame BenedictVideo vixen turned actress Rosemond Brown aka Akuapem Poloo has taken a swipe at social media sensation turned musician Dennis Anane known to many as Archipalago to put some respect on her name because she has been verified on social media.
In a video shared on her Instagram page a few hours after her verification, Akuapem Poloo stated that Archiapalago has recorded a song and dissed her saying because of internet Akuapem Poloo is a celebrity.
But Akuapem Poloo who is still celebrating her verification has asked that Archipalago go back and change that line in his upcoming song because her name is now verified.
Watch the video below:
Akuapem Poloo also in the interview revealed that she has promised that she was not going to insult any celebrity again and wouldn’t want Archipalago to make her go against her promise.


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Red Army Faction
. See also
Germany
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timeline
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Rush Limbaugh
repeats as fact the unfounded and quite ludicrous claim that German Foreign Minister Joshka Fischer was a member of the Bader-Meinhof gang, also known as the Red Army Faction.
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| Char | Unicode | English | Locale |
|---|
↼ | 21BC | left harpoon with barb up | ⠀⠫⠈⠪⠒⠒⠀ | ↽ | 21BD | left harpoon with barb down | ⠀⠫⠠⠪⠒⠒⠀ | ↾ | 21BE | up harpoon with barb right | ⠀⠫⠣⠒⠒⠠⠕⠀ | ↿ | 21BF | up harpoon with barb left | ⠀⠫⠣⠒⠒⠈⠕⠀ | ⇀ | 21C0 | right harpoon with barb up | ⠀⠫⠒⠒⠈⠕⠀ | ⇁ | 21C1 | right harpoon with barb down | ⠀⠫⠒⠒⠠⠕⠀ | ⇂ | 21C2 | down harpoon with barb right | ⠀⠫⠪⠒⠒⠈⠕⠀ | ⇃ | 21C3 | down harpoon with barb left | ⠀⠫⠩⠒⠒⠠⠕⠀ | ⇋ | 21CB | left harpoon over right harpoon | ⠫⠈⠪⠒⠒⠫⠒⠒⠈⠕ | ⇌ | 21CC | right harpoon over left harpoon | ⠫⠒⠒⠈⠕⠫⠈⠪⠒⠒ | ⥊ | 294A | left barb up right barb down harpoon | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠲⠁⠄ | ⥋ | 294B | left barb down right barb up harpoon | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠲⠃⠄ | ⥌ | 294C | up barb right down barb left harpoon | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠲⠉⠄ | ⥍ | 294D | up barb left down barb right harpoon | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠲⠙⠄ | ⥎ | 294E | left barb up right barb up harpoon | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠲⠑⠄ | ⥏ | 294F | up barb right down barb right harpoon | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠲⠋⠄ | ⥐ | 2950 | left barb down right barb down harpoon | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠴⠄ | ⥑ | 2951 | up barb left down barb left harpoon | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠂⠄ | ⥒ | 2952 | left harpoon with barb up to bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠆⠄ | ⥓ | 2953 | right harpoon with barb up to bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠒⠄ | ⥔ | 2954 | up harpoon with barb right to bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠲⠄ | ⥕ | 2955 | down harpoon with barb right to bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠢⠄ | ⥖ | 2956 | left harpoon with barb down to bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠖⠄ | ⥗ | 2957 | right harpoon with barb down to bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠶⠄ | ⥘ | 2958 | up harpoon with barb left to bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠦⠄ | ⥙ | 2959 | down harpoon with barb left to bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠔⠄ | ⥚ | 295A | left harpoon with barb up from bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠁⠄ | ⥛ | 295B | right harpoon with barb up from bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠃⠄ | ⥜ | 295C | up harpoon with barb right from bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠉⠄ | ⥝ | 295D | down harpoon with barb right from bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠙⠄ | ⥞ | 295E | left harpoon with barb down from bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠑⠄ | ⥟ | 295F | right harpoon with barb down from bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠢⠋⠄ | ⥠ | 2960 | up harpoon with barb left from bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠴⠄ | ⥡ | 2961 | down harpoon with barb left from bar | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠂⠄ | ⥢ | 2962 | left harpoon with barb up above left harpoon with barb down | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠆⠄ | ⥣ | 2963 | up harpoon with barb left beside up harpoon with barb right | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠒⠄ | ⥤ | 2964 | right harpoon with barb up above right harpoon with barb down | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠲⠄ | ⥥ | 2965 | down harpoon with barb left beside down harpoon with barb right | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠢⠄ | ⥦ | 2966 | left harpoon with barb up above right harpoon with barb up | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠖⠄ | ⥧ | 2967 | left harpoon with barb down above right harpoon with barb down | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠶⠄ | ⥨ | 2968 | right harpoon with barb up above left harpoon with barb up | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠦⠄ | ⥩ | 2969 | right harpoon with barb down above left harpoon with barb down | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠔⠄ | ⥪ | 296A | left harpoon with barb up above long dash | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠁⠄ | ⥫ | 296B | left harpoon with barb down below long dash | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠃⠄ | ⥬ | 296C | right harpoon with barb up above long dash | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠉⠄ | ⥭ | 296D | right harpoon with barb down below long dash | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠙⠄ | ⥮ | 296E | up harpoon with barb left beside down harpoon with barb right | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠑⠄ | ⥯ | 296F | down harpoon with barb left beside up harpoon with barb right | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠖⠋⠄ | ⥼ | 297C | left fish tail | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠶⠉⠄ | ⥽ | 297D | right fish tail | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠶⠙⠄ | ⥾ | 297E | up fish tail | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠶⠑⠄ | ⥿ | 297F | down fish tail | ⠄⡳⠭⠆⠔⠶⠋⠄ |


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pg_quote
quotes a string and escapes single quotes and backslashes within the string, making it safe for inclusion into SQL statements.
If a connection
is provided, the connection is used to customize the quoting process for the database referenced by the connection.
If the [-null] option is provided, then if the text matches the null string (either the empty string, or the null string specified in the connection
) then the SQL keyword NULL is returned, rather than a quoted string.
If you're doing something like
pg_exec $conn "insert into foo values ('$name');"
and name
contains text includeng an unescaped single quote, such as Bob's House, at best the insert will fail, and at worst your software will be exploited via an SQL injection attack. Passing value strings through pg_quote
will properly quote them for insertion into SQL commands.
pg_exec $conn "insert into foo values ([pg_quote $name]);"
...will make sure that any special characters that occur in name, such as single quote or backslash, will be properly quoted.
Returns the string, escaped for inclusion into SQL queries. Note that it adds a set of single quotes around the outside of the string as well.
In most cases, with recent versions of SQL, it is better to use the native parameter insertion capabilities of the SQL server and protocol. If you are using a version of PostgreSQL more recent then 7.4, consider the optional parameter arguments to pg_exec and pg_sendquery, and the paramarray option to pg_exec, pg_sendquery, and pg_select.


Annotation Query Format
An annotation is an event that is overlaid on top of graphs. Annotation rendering is expensive so it is important to limit the number of rows returned. The Title and Text fields support templating and can use data returned from the query. For example, the Title field could have the following text:{{metric.type}} has value: {{metric.value}}
Example Result:monitoring.googleapis.com/uptime_check/http_status has this value: 502
{{metric.value}}
= value of the metric/point{{metric.type}}
= metric type e.g. compute.googleapis.com/instance/cpu/usage_time{{metric.name}}
= name part of metric e.g. instance/cpu/usage_time{{metric.service}}
= service part of metric e.g. compute{{metric.label.label_name}}
= Metric label metadata e.g. metric.label.instance_name{{resource.label.label_name}}
= Resource label metadata e.g. resource.label.zone


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Variété de Calabi-Yau sur Wikipedia (french) Calabi-Yau manifold on Wikipedia (english) The tutorial I used and adapted to Zdog


Similar to jQuery's appendTo(), will insert the grid element into the DOM at the end of the target.
It's only at this point that the grid becomes fully initialized, events get assigned and viewports calculated. This allows you to initialize your grid objects before inserting them into the DOM.
NOTE: It's important that the target element which you're inserting the grid into has a fixed height and width defined. The grid itself has a height of 0, and will rely on this target container to determine its dimensions.
target
(object)
- A jQuery selector, DOM element, HTML string, or jQuery object into which the grid is inserted.
(object)
- A Doby Grid class instance
new DobyGrid(...).appendTo($(document.body));
new DobyGrid(...).appendTo($('

'));
new DobyGrid(...).appendTo('#myelement');


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Organizations create products and services at a breakneck speed by leveraging open source tech. However, they fail to take the time to ask "is this product helping our users in the long-term?". When teams lose sight of their users, they lose sight of their purpose. We like to start with figuring out the why. By defining the problem but starting with why, we pave the way for innovation that benefits the public. Our mission is to align design thinking with product development from the ground up.


Here are the basic steps you need to follow to create and use your own doclet:
If you run javadoc without the -doclet command-line option, it will default to the standard doclet to produce HTML-format API documentation.
Package com.sun.javadoc consists of interfaces that define the doclet API. The lib/tools.jar file in the Java 2 SDK contains these interfaces and also a private package with classes that implement the interfaces. The tools.jar file also contains the classes implementing the standard doclet.
import com.sun.javadoc.*; public class ListClass { public static boolean start(RootDoc root) { ClassDoc[] classes = root.classes(); for (int i = 0; i < classes.length; ++i) { System.out.println(classes[i]); } return true; } }As you might be able to guess by looking at the code, this doclet takes the classes upon which Javadoc is operating and prints their names to standard out.
This first thing to notice about the doclet is that it imports the com.sun.javadoc package in order to use the doclet APIs. As with all doclets, the entry point is the public static boolean start method. The start method takes a RootDoc as a parameter. This parameter carries information about any options specified on the command line when javadoc is run, and also about the classes and packages upon which javadoc is operating.
RootDoc defines a classes method that returns a ClassDoc array whose elements represent the classes that Javadoc parses. The for loop then prints out the names of each class in the array. (Passing a ClassDoc to println results in the printing of the name of the class that the ClassDoc represents.)
To run this doclet, you first have to compile it. You can compile it with the javac compiler. The doclet API classfiles are in the file lib/tools.jar in the Java 2 SDK which javac does not automatically load. You therefore need to include tools.jar on the compiler's classpath, as in this example:
javac -classpath C:\jdk1.3\lib\tools.jar ListClass.javaTo run the ListClass doclet, you point to the compiled doclet with Javadoc's -doclet and -docletpath tags. For example, to run the doclet on a file called MyClass.java, you could use this command, assuming ListClass.class is in the current directory:
% javadoc -doclet ListClass -docletpath . MyClass.javaThe output will be the string "MyClass". Note that this command does not require tools.jar to be on the class path, as the Javdoc tool automatically loads it.
A note about command-line options: If you run javadoc -help, you'll see that the Javadoc tool has two sets of command-line options. One set is generic and will work with any doclet. The second set of options is special to the standard doclet. Options in this second set will not be available when using custom doclets. Your custom doclets can also define their own command-line options. See the example below.
To generate API documentation, a doclet will have to be considerably more complex than this simple example. If you want to customize the format of the API documentation generated by Javadoc, you may want to start with the default standard doclet and modify it as necessary rather than write your own doclet from scratch.
For an example, see How can I modify the standard doclet to produce links to source code from the API documentation?
method.tags("mytag")would return an array of Tag objects representing any @mytag tags in the method's documentation comment. You can then access the information in your @mytag tags with Tag's text method. That method returns a string representing the content of the tag which you can parse or use as needed. For example, if a documentation comment contained one of your custom tags like this:
@mytag Some dummy text.then the text method would return the string "Some dummy text.".
Here's a standalone doclet (not a subclass of the standard doclet) that uses these ideas to print out the text associated with all instances of a specified tag that it finds in method comments. It could be extended to find all instances of that tag in all comments.
import com.sun.javadoc.*; public class ListTags { public static boolean start(RootDoc root){ String tagName = "mytag"; writeContents(root.classes(), tagName); return true; } private static void writeContents(ClassDoc[] classes, String tagName) { for (int i=0; i < classes.length; i++) { boolean classNamePrinted = false; MethodDoc[] methods = classes[i].methods(); for (int j=0; j < methods.length; j++) { Tag[] tags = methods[j].tags(tagName); if (tags.length > 0) { if (!classNamePrinted) { System.out.println("\n" + classes[i].name() + "\n"); classNamePrinted = true; } System.out.println(methods[j].name()); for (int k=0; k < tags.length; k++) { System.out.println(" " + tags[k].name() + ": " + tags[k].text()); } } } } } }The tag for which this doclet searches is specified by the variable tagName. The value of the tagName string can be any tag name, custom or standard. This doclet writes to standard out, but its output format could be modified, for example, to write HTML output to a file.
Any doclet that uses custom options must have a method called optionLength(String option) that returns an int. For each custom option that you want your doclet to recognize, optionLength must return the number of separate pieces or tokens in the option. For our example, we want to be able to use the custom option of the form -tag mytag. This option has two pieces, the -tag option itself and its value, so the optionLength method in our doclet must return 2 for the -tag option. The optionsLength method should return 0 for unrecognized options.
Here's the full, augmented doclet:
import com.sun.javadoc.*; public class ListTags { public static boolean start(RootDoc root){ String tagName = readOptions(root.options()); writeContents(root.classes(), tagName); return true; } private static void writeContents(ClassDoc[] classes, String tagName) { for (int i=0; i < classes.length; i++) { boolean classNamePrinted = false; MethodDoc[] methods = classes[i].methods(); for (int j=0; j < methods.length; j++) { Tag[] tags = methods[j].tags(tagName); if (tags.length > 0) { if (!classNamePrinted) { System.out.println("\n" + classes[i].name() + "\n"); classNamePrinted = true; } System.out.println(methods[j].name()); for (int k=0; k < tags.length; k++) { System.out.println(" " + tags[k].name() + ": " + tags[k].text()); } } } } } private static String readOptions(String[][] options) { String tagName = null; for (int i = 0; i < options.length; i++) { String[] opt = options[i]; if (opt[0].equals("-tag")) { tagName = opt[1]; } } return tagName; } public static int optionLength(String option) { if(option.equals("-tag")) { return 2; } return 0; } public static boolean validOptions(String options[][], DocErrorReporter reporter) { boolean foundTagOption = false; for (int i = 0; i < options.length; i++) { String[] opt = options[i]; if (opt[0].equals("-tag")) { if (foundTagOption) { reporter.printError("Only one -tag option allowed."); return false; } else { foundTagOption = true; } } } if (!foundTagOption) { reporter.printError("Usage: javadoc -tag mytag -doclet ListTags ..."); } return foundTagOption; } }In this modified doclet, the variable tagName is set with the command-line option -tag. It has a optionLength method returns two for our custom option. Note that an explicit call to optionLength isn't required.
This doclet also adds the readOptions methods that actually parses the command-line options looking for the -tag option. It makes use of the fact that the Rootdoc.options method returns a two-dimensional String array containing option information. For example, given the command
javadoc -foo this that -bar other ...the RootDoc.options method will return
options()[0][0] = "-foo" options()[0][1] = "this" options()[0][2] = "that" options()[1][0] = "-bar" options()[1][1] = "other"The number of elements in the array's second index is determined by the optionLength method. In this example, optionLength returns 3 for option -foo and returns 2 for option -bar.
The validOptions method is an optional method that you can use to test the validity of the usage of command-line tags. If the validOptions method is present, it is automatically invoked; you don't have to explicitly call it. It should return true if the option usage is valid, and false otherwise. You can also print appropriate error messages from validOptions when improper usages of command-line options are found. The validOptions method in this example doclet checks that the -tag option is used once and only once.


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Maharashtra: Uddhav Thackeray-led govt may face floor test tomorrow
Governor B S Koshyari has asked Thackeray to prove the majority by December 3.
by PTIMumbai: The Uddhav Thackeray-led Maha Vikas Aghadi government of the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress alliance may face floor test in the Assembly on Saturday, sources said.
The floor test is "most likely" to be held on Saturday, the Vidhan Bhawan sources told PTI.
Governor B S Koshyari has asked Thackeray to prove the majority by December 3.
Thackeray, who is also the Shiv Sena president, was sworn-in as the chief minister on Thursday evening and hours later, presided over his government's first cabinet meeting.
Besides Thackeray, six other ministers - two each from the Sena, the Congress, and the NCP - also took oath.
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| enum aiImporterFlags |
Mixed set of flags for aiImporterDesc, indicating some features common to many importers
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Gardaí investigating Kevin Lunney abduction arrest two men and a woman
by By Digital Desk staffThree people have been arrested as part of the investigation into the abduction and torture of Kevin Lunney.
A man in his 20s and a man in his 40s are currently being detained under section 50 of the Criminal Justice Act, 2007. A woman in her 50s is being held under Section 30 of Offences Against The State Act, 1939.
An Garda Síochána is not providing any further information at this time.
They are being held at garda stations in Kells, Cavan and Monaghan.
Mr Lunney, 50, a director of Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH), was snatched near his Co Fermanagh home and assaulted last month.
The father of six spoke out about the attack in a television interview, describing how he had been slashed with a knife, doused with bleach and branded by his captors before being dumped on a remote road in Co Cavan.
Yesterday, the Justice Minister insisted that "no stone is being left unturned by both the Gardaí and the PSNI" into the attack.
In one of the most significant developments in the investigation to date, Gardaí have confirmed that three people have been arrested.
The two men and one woman are being detained this morning for questioning.
Last week the chief suspect in the investigation, Cyril McGuiness, died during a police raid in the UK.
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Guide¶
This page notes brief information about version
Contents¶
v0.6.0 (developing)
support with key
Now you can use with to connect and disconnect automatically. You need specify server host and ip or uri when instantiating a Milvus object.
with Milvus(host=${HOST}, port=${PORT}) as client: client.create_table(...)
or
with Milvus(uri=${URI}) as client: client.create_table(...)
support search hook to customize search behavior
Milvus class add a new method set_hook to set method hook, support customize behavior of client. Search hook is only supported currently. To do this, you must customize a class inherit from BaseSearchHook:
class CustomizedSearchHook(BaseSerchHook): ....... ....... search_hook = CustomizedSearchHook() client.set_hook(search=search_hook)
Here is a simple example on how to use search hook.
You can find more details about API Here.


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PSI Elements
A PSI (Program Structure Interface) file represents a hierarchy of PSI elements (so-called PSI trees). A single PSI file may include several PSI trees in a particular programming language. A PSI element, in its turn, can have child PSI elements.
PSI elements and operations on the level of individual PSI elements are used to explore the internal structure of source code as it is interpreted by the IntelliJ Platform. For example, you can use PSI elements to perform code analysis, such as code inspections or intention actions.
The PsiElement class is the common base class for PSI elements.
How do I get a PSI element?
- From an action:
e.getData(LangDataKeys.PSI_ELEMENT)
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PsiFile.findElementAt()
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to find the element you really need. - By iterating through a PSI file: using a
PsiRecursiveElementWalkingVisitor
. - By resolving a reference:
PsiReference.resolve()
What can I do with PSI elements?
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Think of the Graphics object as being like a sheet of paper, some colored pens, and some drawing methods. Use the following to change the color of the paper:
setBackground( Color.something )
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Source code for simple_rl.planning.MCTSClass
''' MCTSClass.py: Class for a basic Monte Carlo Tree Search Planner. '''
# Python imports.
import math as m
import random
from collections import defaultdict
# Other imports.
from simple_rl.planning.PlannerClass import Planner
[docs]class MCTS(Planner):
def __init__(self, mdp, name="mcts", explore_param=m.sqrt(2), rollout_depth=20, num_rollouts_per_step=10):
Planner.__init__(self, mdp, name=name)
self.rollout_depth = rollout_depth
self.num_rollouts_per_step = num_rollouts_per_step
self.value_total = defaultdict(lambda : defaultdict(float))
self.explore_param = explore_param
self.visitation_counts = defaultdict(lambda : defaultdict(lambda : 0))
[docs] def plan(self, cur_state, horizon=20):
'''
Args:
cur_state (State)
horizon (int)
Returns:
(list): List of actions
'''
action_seq = []
state_seq = [cur_state]
steps = 0
while not cur_state.is_terminal() and steps < horizon:
action = self._next_action(cur_state)
# Do the rollouts...
cur_state = self.transition_func(cur_state, action)
action_seq.append(action)
state_seq.append(cur_state)
steps += 1
self.has_planned = True
return action_seq, state_seq
[docs] def policy(self, state):
'''
Args:
state (State)
Returns:
(str)
'''
if not self.has_planned:
self.plan(state)
return self._next_action(state)
def _next_action(self, state):
'''
Args;
state (State)
Returns:
(str)
Summary:
Performs a single step of the MCTS rollout.
'''
best_action = self.actions[0]
best_score = 0
total_visits = [self.visitation_counts[state][a] for a in self.actions]
print(total_visits)
if 0 in total_visits:
# Insufficient stats, return random.
# Should choose randomly AMONG UNSAMPLED.
unsampled_actions = [self.actions[i] for i, x in enumerate(total_visits) if x == 0]
next_action = random.choice(unsampled_actions)
self.visitation_counts[state][next_action] += 1
return next_action
total = sum(total_visits)
# Else choose according to the UCT explore method.
for cur_action in self.actions:
s_a_value_tot = self.value_total[state][cur_action]
s_a_visit = self.visitation_counts[state][cur_action]
score = s_a_value_tot / s_a_visit + self.explore_param * m.sqrt(m.log(total) / s_a_visit)
if score > best_score:
best_action = cur_action
best_score = score
return best_action
def _rollout(self, cur_state, action):
'''
Args:
cur_state (State)
action (str)
Returns:
(float): Discounted reward from the rollout.
'''
trajectory = []
total_discounted_reward = []
for i in range(self.rollout_depth):
# Simulate next state.
next_action = self._next_action(cur_state)
cur_state = self.transition_func(cur_state, next_action)
next_reward = self.reward_func(cur_state, next_action)
# Track rewards and states.
total_discounted_reward.append(self.gamma**i * next_reward)
trajectory.append((cur_state, next_action))
if cur_state.is_terminal():
# Break terminal.
break
# Update all visited nodes.
for i, experience in enumerate(trajectory):
s, a = experience
self.visitation_counts[s][a] += 1
self.value_total[s][a] += sum(total_discounted_reward[i:])
return total_discounted_reward


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Property Type NoCopy classes are used to disable the implicit copy constructor and the implicit assign operator (and the move also). Unlucky, in the C++ a compiler generates these two class members by default, despite they are goodless in most cases.
The first of them is the typedef NoCopy:
/* struct NoCopyType */ struct NoCopyType { NoCopyType() = default ; NoCopyType(const NoCopyType &) = delete ; void operator = (const NoCopyType &) = delete ; }; /* type NoCopy */ using NoCopy = NoCopyType ;
Use it as a base class in a class definition to make the class non-copyable:
class C : NoCopy { };
The second is the template typedef NoCopyBase:
/* struct NoCopyBaseOf<TT> */ template <class ... TT> struct ImpNoCopyBase : TT ... { NoCopyBaseOf() = default ; NoCopyBaseOf(const NoCopyBaseOf &) = delete ; void operator = (const NoCopyBaseOf &) = delete ; }; /* type NoCopyBase<TT> */ template <class ... TT> using NoCopyBase = NoCopyBaseOf<TT...> ;
Use it as a base class in a class definition to inherit a group of classes and make the class non-copyable:
class D : NoCopyBase<A,B,C> { };
Why do we need typedefs here? To deal with the following case:
class C : NoCopy { }; class D : C { class E : NoCopy // without typedef NoCopy is inaccessible here { }; };


Definition of Public Authority
Any authority or body or institution of self-government established or constituted
- By or under the Constitution
- By any other law made by Parliament
- By other law made by State Legislature
- By notification issued or order made by the appropriate Govt, and includes anybody owned, controlled
or substantially financed.
- Non Govt, organization substantially financed, directly, indirectly by funds provided by the appropriate
government
Definition of Information
Any material in any form, including records, documents, memos, e-mails, opinions, advises, press releases,
circulars, orders, log books, contracts, reports, papers, samples, models, data material held in any
electronic form and information relating to any private body which can be accessed by a public authority
under any other law for the time being in force.
- Any document, manuscript and file
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- Any reproduction of image or images embodied in such microfilm (whether enlarged or not )
- Any other material produced by a computer or any other device.
Background
Disclosure of Government Information in India is governed by a law enacted during the British rule over large
parts of what is now India, the Official Secrets Act of 1889 which was amended in 1923. This law secures
information related to security of the State, sovereignty of the country and friendly relations with
foreign states, and contains provisions which prohibit disclosure of non-classified information. Civil
Service conduct rules and the Indian Evidence Act impose further restrictions on government officials’
powers to disclose information to the public.
State-level laws
The RTI Laws were first successfully enacted by the state governments of Tamil Nadu (1997) Goa (1997), Rajasthan
(2000), Karnataka (2000), Delhi (2001), Maharashtra (2002), Madhya Pradesh (2003), Assam (2002) and Jammu
and Kashmir (2004). The Maharashtra and Delhi State level enactments are considered to have been the
most widely used. The Delhi RTI Act is still in force. Jammu &Kashmir has its own Right to Information
Act of 2009, the successor to the repealed J&K Right to Information Act, 2004 and its 2008 amendment.
Freedom of Information Act
Passage of a national level law, however, proved to be a difficult task. Given the experience of state governments
in passing practicable legislation, the Central Government appointed a working group under H. D. Shourie
and assigned it the task of drafting legislation. The Shourie draft, in an extremely diluted form, was
the basis for the Freedom of Information Bill, 2000 which eventually became law under the Freedom of
Information Act, 2002. This Act was severely criticized for permitting too many exemptions, not only
under the standard grounds of national security and sovereignty, but also for requests that would involve
“disproportionate diversion of the resources of a public authority”. There was no upper limit on the
charges that could be levied. There were no penalties for not complying with a request for information.
The FoI Act, consequently, never came into effective force.
Enactment
The doomed FoI Act led to sustained pressure for a better National RTI enactment. The first draft of the
Right to Information Bill was presented to Parliament on 22 December 2004. After intense debate, more
than a hundred amendments to the draft Bill were made between December 2004 and 15 June 2005, when the
bill finally passed. The Act came fully into effect on 13 October 2005.
Scope
The Act covers the whole of India except Jammu and Kashmir. It is applicable to all constitutional authorities,
including the executive, legislature and judiciary; any institution or body established or constituted
by an act of Parliament or a state legislature. It is also defined in the Act that bodies or authorities
established or constituted by order or notification of appropriate government including bodies “owned,
controlled or substantially financed” by government, or non-Government organizations “substantially financed,
directly or indirectly by funds” provided by the government are also covered in it. Private bodies are
not within the Act’s ambit directly. However, information that can be accessed under any other law in
force by a public authority can also be requested for. In a landmark decision of 30-Nov-2006 (‘Sarbajit
Roy versus DERC’) the Central Information Commission also reaffirmed that privatized public utility companies
continue to be within the RTI Act- their privatization notwithstanding. The Act also explicitly overrides
the Official Secrets Act and other laws in force on 15-June-2005 to the extent of any inconsistency.
Information
The Act specifies that citizens have a right to
- Request any information (as defined)
- Take copies of documents
- Inspect documents, works and records
- Take certified samples of materials of work
- Obtain information in form of printouts, diskettes, floppies, tapes, video cassettes ‘or in any other
electronic mode’ or through printouts
Structure of the Machinery for Providing Information
- First level of the regime, every public authority has designated officers for receiving applications
[Section 5]
- Second level, every public authority has designated senior officers to look into those cases where citizens
request for information have been refused i.e., Departmental Appellate Authority [Section 19 (1)]
- Third level, an independent Central/State Information Commissions has been constituted to look into those
cases where citizens are not satisfied with the action / decision of the PIO and on the decision
of DAA [Section 12,13,15,16,18 and 19(3)]
- Designation of Public Information officers
- It is the responsibility of the Public Authorities to designate Public Information Officers and Asst.
Public Information Officers within 100 days of its enactment [Section 5(1) and 5 (2)]
- The PIOs/APIOs are not only responsible for the request from the citizens but also to assist them in
seeking information [Section 5 (3)]
Appointment of Public Information Officers
- Public Information Officers are designated by the public authorities in all administrative units or offices
under it to provide information to the citizens requesting for information under the Act [Section
5 (1)]
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Discrete
The method discrete computes the best fit using the binomial distribution when using discrete integer data. The questions can be summarized as following: given a list of nonnegative integers, can we fit a probability distribution for a discrete distribution, and compare the quality of the fit? For discrete quantities, the correct term is probability mass function: P(k) is the probability that a number picked is exactly equal to the integer value k. As far as discrete distributions go, the PMF for one list of integers is of the form P(k) and can only be fitted to the binomial distribution, with suitable values for n and p.
Note that if the best fit is obtained for n=1, then it is a Bernoulli distribution. In addition, for sufficiently large n, a binomial distribution and a Gaussian will appear similar according to B(k, p, n) = G(x=k, mu=p*n, sigma=sqrt(p*(1-p)*n)).
With distfit
you can also easily fit a Gaussian distribution if desired.
Binomial distribution
In order to find the optimal integer n value, you need to vary n, fit p for each n, and pick the n, p combination with the best fit. In the implementation, I estimate n and p from the relation with the mean and sigma value above and search around that value. In principle, the most best fit will be obtained if you set weighted=True (default). However, different evaluation metrics may require setting weighted=False.
It turns out that it is difficult to fit a binomial distribution unless you have a lot of data. Typically, with 500 samples, you get a fit that looks OK by eye, but which does not recover the actual n and p values correctly, although the product n*p is quite accurate. In those cases, the SSE curve has a broad minimum, which is a giveaway that there are several reasonable fits.
Generate random discrete data
Lets see how the fitting works. For this example, I will generate some random numbers:
# Generate random numbers
from scipy.stats import binom
# Set parameters for the test-case
n = 8
p = 0.5
# Generate 10000 samples of the distribution of (n, p)
X = binom(n, p).rvs(10000)
print(X)
# [5 1 4 5 5 6 2 4 6 5 4 4 4 7 3 4 4 2 3 3 4 4 5 1 3 2 7 4 5 2 3 4 3 3 2 3 5
# 4 6 7 6 2 4 3 3 5 3 5 3 4 4 4 7 5 4 5 3 4 3 3 4 3 3 6 3 3 5 4 4 2 3 2 5 7
# 5 4 8 3 4 3 5 4 3 5 5 2 5 6 7 4 5 5 5 4 4 3 4 5 6 2...]
Fit model
Initialize distfit for discrete distribution for which the binomial distribution is used. Now we want to fit data X, and determine whether we can retrieve best n and p.
# Import distfit
from distfit import distfit
# Initialize for discrete distribution fitting
dfit = distfit(method='discrete')
# Run distfit to and determine whether we can find the parameters from the data.
dfit.fit_transform(X)
# [distfit] >fit..
# [distfit] >transform..
# [distfit] >Fit using binomial distribution..
# [distfit] >[binomial] [SSE: 7.79] [n: 8] [p: 0.499959] [chi^2: 1.11]
# [distfit] >Compute confidence interval [discrete]
# Get the model and best fitted parameters.
print(dfit.model)
# {'model': <scipy.stats._distn_infrastructure.rv_frozen at 0x1ff23e3beb0>,
# 'params': (8, 0.4999585504197037),
# 'name': 'binom',
# 'SSE': 7.786589839641551,
# 'chi2r': 1.1123699770916502,
# 'n': 8,
# 'p': 0.4999585504197037,
# 'CII_min_alpha': 2.0,
# 'CII_max_alpha': 6.0}
# Best fitted n=8 and p=0.4999 which is great because the input was n=8 and p=0.5
dfit.model['n']
dfit.model['p']
Plot
# Make plot
dfit.plot()
Make predictions
With the fitted model we can start making predictions on new unseen data. Note that P stands for the RAW P-values and y_proba are the corrected P-values after multiple test correction (default: fdr_bh). Final decisions are made on y_proba. In case you want to use the P values, set multtest to None during initialization.
# Some data points for which we want to examine their significance.
y = [0, 1, 10, 11, 12]
results = dfit.predict(y)
dfit.plot()
# Make plot with the results
dfit.plot()
df_results = pd.DataFrame(pd.DataFrame(results))
# y y_proba y_pred P
# 0 0.004886 down 0.003909
# 1 0.035174 down 0.035174
# 10 0.000000 up 0.000000
# 11 0.000000 up 0.000000
# 12 0.000000 up 0.000000
References
Some parts of the binomial fitting is authored by Han-Kwang Nienhuys (2020); copying: CC-BY-SA.


The Little Foxes (1941)
Grade: 57
"The Little Foxes" was nominated for nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director (William Wyler), Best Screenplay (Lillian Hellman), Best Editing, plus Best Actress for Bette Davis. It didn't win a single award.
"The Little Foxes" takes place in the deep South around 1900. Regina (Bette Davis), her oily brother Ben (Charles Dingle), and her greedy brother Oscar are partners in a plan to build a factory that will exploit the area's poor menial workers.  But Horace disapproves of both the project and his wife.
There is a subplot involving Davis' daughter Alexandra (Theresa Wright, in her film debut). Oscar wants her to marry his good-for-nothing son Leo (Dan Duryea) while she prefers the clever newspaper writer David Hewitt.
There are many good things to say about this film. The cinematography, the sets, the costumes, and the cast are all excellent.
But, there are problems. The most obvious is the film's racism. Blacks are shown performing all the menial labor. They are portrayed as docile and obliging with the minds of children.
Most of the film's protaganists aren't very likable, either. Davis' character is even more rude and selfish than usual, while Ben is grasping and Oscar is brutal. Poor Dan Duryea is again cast as a creep. All lack any sense of morality. Wright's character is sugar-sweet despite living with her insulting mother, while her boyfriend has no accent, and seems a more energetic clone of her father. The film's good-versus-evil theme is overplayed as well.
In one scene I disliked, Leo makes an insulting remark to David, who slaps him several times. Leo finally lunges half-heartedly at David, who punches Leo, knocking him to the ground. The audience is supposed to cheer for defender-of-virtue David, but ends up wondering why Leo is such a poor fighter.
Another silly scene has the dying Horace trying to make it up the stairs to his medicine bottle. He stumbles, rises, grabs the banister, etc. He does everything but knock the bookcase over and tear down some curtains.
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— I do not compete with others, the only competition that challenges me is myself. As a fighter, friend and an employee I am known as contemplative, tortured and driven
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2018
Amongst many fighters of the past was featured in the movie "Ready Player One". Ryu ready always!
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2017
United with unknown until then to me Power Rangers to defea resurrected M.Bison.Damn good fighters they are, even not knowing karate ways!
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2016
In "Street Fighter V" once and for all erased M.Bison from earth and tamed my inner Ryu. Also spent some time on a side-project, mini-series "Street Fighter: Resurrection".
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2014
Filmed in a martial arts tutorial "Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist", revealing to audience forgotten art of Ansatsuken.
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2012
The gods of intenet concluded me in the animated movie "Wreck-It Ralph", but rewarded me with a good drink for it!
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2008
My evil alter ego sneaked out of control and became a boss in "Street Fighter IV".
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2006
Borrowed my famous ripped gi to Soki in "Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams", gods informed me he needed that for the battle.
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1998
Defeated M. Bison in "Street Fighter Alpha 2", bastard wanted to use my heroic body for his evil intentions, but retreated with shame. Also this year I encountered Marvel universe in "Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes" fighter,loyal to my employer, Capcom, of course.
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Reunited with Ken, my friend and opponent in "Street Fighter III". Men's friendship works mysteriously. Also helped with Arika project "Street Fighter EX" -
1996
Took care of villainous Akuma in "Street Fighter Alpha 2". As a freelance on "Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo" tried myself in a new genre, puzzle games.  As a freelance on "Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams".
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1994
Screened in a movie "Street Fighter Alpha 2". As a freelance on "Street Fighter", so that the batllesof past would not be forgotten by millenial generation.
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1991
Was promoted to "Street Fighter Alpha 2". As a freelance on "Street Fighter II". Didn't stay there for long, celebrations and office dwelling is not for me!
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1987
Started working for Capcom project "Street Fighter Alpha 2". As a freelance on "Street Fighter". My partner was Ken Masters, the boss'name was Sagat.


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Gigi (1958)
Grade: 64
"Gigi" dominated the 1959 Academy Awards. It won nine Oscars, sweeping all the non-acting categories. Best Picture, Best Director (Vincente Minnelli), Best Adapted Screenplay (Alan Jay Lerner), Best Color Cinematography (Joseph Ruttenberg). Also best sets, best costumes, best song, best score, and best editing.
Like "My Fair Lady", "Gigi" is a musical adaptation of a novel about a young woman who rises from poverty to riches. Elaborately staged, heavily orchestrated, with clever but carefully inoffensive lyrics, both films dubbed the voice of the female lead, as a pretty face must have a pretty voice.
Gigi, although played by 27-year-old Leslie Caron (the ingenue from "An American in Paris"), is a young teenager who has lived a sheltered life despite coming from a family of mistresses. Her mother is an unseen minor opera singer; while she often rehearses offscreen in another room, she doesn't make an appearance even as Gigi is repeatedly visited by famous wealthy playboy Gaston (Louis Jourdan). Gigi is raised by Hermione Gingold, and trained to be a lady by imperious Isabel Jeans.
Gaston receives training of his own, from his mentor and relative Honore (Maurice Chevalier). Chevalier is most famous in America for his first number, "Thank Heaven for Little Girls" (when Broadway next revives the play, expect 'Pretty' to be substituted for 'Little'). However, the best production number is "The Night They Invented Champagne". Here, the choreography is excellent, although it is difficult to believe that Gigi would be able to make the wordly, clever comments that the lyrics gives her.
The Gaston-Gigi romance provides the context for the musical's lampooning the elaborate Victorian-era ritual built around men obtaining sex, and women obtaining security. They have to work so hard at attaining their differing ends that they can't long savor their fleeting victories. Gaston's intensity at courtship is contrasted with affable Honore, who pursues woman without emotional involvement or any intentions of marriage. "Gigi" seems to side with Honore, despite the inevitable happy ending for Gigi and Gaston.
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Eraserhead Written and Directed by David Lynch, 1976 By Zach Douglas<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ http://www.fc.net/~zachd ) 1998
(Note: I highly recommend reading Ray Wolf's excellent web guide for his insights on Eraserhead. I left out a lot of information because I couldn't bring myself to regurgitate all the things I read on Ray's page and instead tried to bring forth a few new elements that I didn't find there or elsewhere. Other recommended readings on the subject is Danny's Pearry's review in his book Cult Movies. Here is Ray's web page:
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It's been a long time since I have watched a film as intricately detailed, thought provoking, and scary as Eraserhead. While my opinion of David Lynch was was somewhat mixed after having seen all of his films except for The Lost Highway, it has become apparent to me that having some understanding of the meanings of his films is of up most importance to the enjoyment of them.  That is understandable. Lynch himself says that people should not try so hard to understand his films in absolute terms. I will agree with him so far as saying that precise interpretations of films such as Eraserhead are impossible. However, I refuse not to give up that easily and not attempt to grasp at an interpretation and contribute my thoughts, regardless where it leads, how misguided it might be, or how much time on a nice Saturday afternoon it might take me to do so.
I've read a few different ideas on the meaning of Eraserhead. I can for the most part agree with them, but I must seek to fill in some crucial and what seems to me - obvious elements that seem to me missing from many interpretations. To add to the popular theories concerning Eraserhead I (like others) have turned to the Auteur theory (1.) for insight. With what understanding I do have of Lynch's other films and also with a general knowledge that many of our greatest film makers continually made autobiographical works wherein they cast leading men who resembled themselves. Another aspect in Eraserhead of which I am not sure exists in his other films are visual puns to be explained later. Going back to leading men; Lynch would later utilize Kyle McGlaughlin as his alter ego, it is Jack Nance in Eraserhead who is Lynch. If we imagine Lynch telling his own story of troubled days in a hellish area of Philadelphia when he was 21, then this is what I believe Eraserhead is saying:
As Henry lies prone at the first of the movie, we see him yawn and from his mouth he emits a sperm-like worm. The yawn is the first pun - Henry has had intercourse or "slept" with a woman who turns out to be Mary. We see the man at the window looking down. The man pulls the levers of the great machine and we see the sperm head toward a swirling black pool and enters. Yes, it's God. >From here see Henry's life. We don't know much about it but know he is a depressed, sad man. Henry then meets his girlfriend Mary's parents and they declare he is to be married because he and Mary had intercourse. It's notable that Henry doesn't have any say in the matter and just accepts his fate as if he has no control over it. Henry's premature mutant baby comes. Henry looks at the radiator and sees a funny puffy cheeked woman. This woman is death, and Henry is contemplating suicide when he thinks of her and sees her singing her happy tune, "In heaven, everything is fine". Mary leaves Henry. Henry takes care of the baby when it gets sick. But Henry soon wants to leave but baby won't let Henry leave.   From Henry's neck comes the head of the child. Henry later kills the baby and goes on to be with the puffy cheeked lady (and embraces death).
Now, a smaller point of interest before getting to what my main point is what Lynch is saying about old people. From Blue Velvet we can see that Lynch likes to poke fun at American traditions such as family, religion, teen romance, and the like. In Eraserhead we see a strong contempt for the family of Mary X and perhaps for the elderly in general.   Her uselessness is shown by her "helping" mother X make salad as Mother X puts the bowl in her lap and then tosses the salad herself, reaching her arms under Grandmother's to toss the salad. Father X is near senile and beats his arm which he tells Henry he has lost use of and lost feeling in. Lynch obviously finds it disgusting, yet somewhat comical that old men often are overly eager to relate their physical infirmities to others. Once Henry and Mary are "married" the in-laws are removed from the picture.
The new focus is on the "Baby" that enters their lives. Another key is the statement that the baby is premature which is important later. Mary can't stand the baby and leaves. Henry begins to look toward the radiator (suicide) as an option. He tries to take care of the baby. Finally, he steps on the stage with the woman from the radiator and it's at about this time that Henry loses his head. I find it easiest to apply the most basic of visual metaphors (the puns) to the following key sequences after Henry's head falls off. First, Henry has "Lost his head". Equivalent to Lynch thinking that he is crazy to have been married (or living with someone) and having a child in the prime of his life. When his head is found by the boy, he takes it in to the shop. Before they use the material in Henry's head the proprietor of the shop first drills in to the head to get a core sample of the material inside. He says that it is "OK". Lynch is saying that someone in their prime should "have their head checked" if they become shackled by wife and child. This is backed by the proprietor's findings: That the material in Henry's head is grade A material for making pencil erasers.  It is this point that seems to have gone unspoken in deciphering Eraserhead's meaning.  That's my main point.
To further iterate, we see that from Henry's body has sprung the tiny head of the baby. Remembering now that the baby was premature, we again see now that it is also Henry/Lynch himself who was premature in their decision (or lack of a decision) to take on a wife and child.
Now, of course there is a lot left unexplained that I won't go in to, or perhaps can't go in to. Does Henry die? Why is the lady behind the radiator so grotesque if she represents a beautiful way out of the hellish life? Why does she kill the worms? Is she like an angel? Does that make the lady across the hall a demon? There are many other questions, but once you have a tiny grasp of what might be happening in this film, it becomes really fascinating to dig deeper and deeper as Eraserhead is so intricate that new aspects will surface with each viewing. I think I have done about all the digging in to the film and my mind that I can do on this viewing, so perhaps when I watch the film again someday I will return with some more thoughts on Eraserhead.
Postscript: Do I like Eraserhead? Yes. I think it is one of the most monumental achievements in modern film history. I really don't know of any other full length, live action film that so fully creates such a singular, visceral, and personal world as Eraserhead. The closest works I can think of might be films such as Fellini's 8 1/2 or La Dulce Vita and the works of Louis Bunuel who's nightmarish surrealist films might be Eraserhead's only equals. I take that back, one other film that I can think of is Tetsuo: The Iron Man. Check that out some time if you dare. Also, I don't know of many other films who's soundtrack (consisting of what Sounds like saws, grinding metal, and other various industrial noises) has been so carefully constructed. Only the Kubrick films such as 2001 and The Shining come to mind. The only thing more disturbing than watching Eraserhead might be to listen to it.
1. - Auteur Theory. Critical theory on films originated by Francois Truffaut. The theory focused on the director's of the films rather than stars, plot, or production company. The theory states that by becoming more familiar with all the works of a director, that familiar themes would arise from the filmmaker's personal visions, desires, and sensibilities. These themes can then be used to explain individual films which might, when viewed as singular works, be hard to explain otherwise.
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* @class
*/
class SortSpec {
}
/**
* See https://lucy.apache.org/docs/perl/Lucy/Search/Query.html
* @class
*/
class Query {
}
/**
* Use the IndexSearcher class to perform search queries against an index. IndexSearchers operate against a single point-in-time view or Snapshot of the index. If an index is modified, a new IndexSearcher must be opened to access the changes. See https://lucy.apache.org/docs/perl/Lucy/Search/IndexSearcher.html
*
* @class
* @extends Searcher
*
* @example
* const index_searcher = new lucy.IndexSearcher("path/to/lucy_index");
*/
class IndexSearcher extends Searcher {
/**
* @param {String} lang is the two letter language id to analyze
*/
constructor(lang) {
super();
}
}
/**
* A Schema is a specification which indicates how other entities should interpret the raw data in an inverted index and interact with it. Once an actual index has been created using a particular Schema, existing field definitions may not be changed. However, it is possible to add new fields during subsequent indexing sessions. See https://lucy.apache.org/docs/perl/Lucy/Plan/Schema.html
*
* @class
*
* @example
* const schema = new lucy.Schema();
*
*/
class Schema {
constructor(lang) {
}
specField(arg0, arg1) {
return null;
}
}
/**
* EasyAnalyzer is an analyzer chain consisting of a StandardTokenizer, a Normalizer, and a SnowballStemmer.
*
* @class
*
* @example
* const easy_analyzer = new lucy.EasyAnalyzer("en"); // new
*
* @example
* const easy_analyzer = lucy.EasyAnalyzer("en"); // No new
*
*/
class EasyAnalyzer {
/**
* @param {String} lang is the two letter language id to analyze
*/
constructor(lang) {
}
}
/**
* See https://lucy.apache.org/docs/perl/Lucy/Plan/FieldType.html
* @class
*/
class FieldType {
}
/**
* FullTextType is an implementation of FieldType tuned for “full text search”.
* Full text fields are associated with an Analyzer, which is used to tokenize and normalize the text so that it can be searched for individual words.
* For an exact-match, single value field type using character data. See https://lucy.apache.org/docs/perl/Lucy/Plan/FullTextType.html
*
*
*
* @class
* @extends FieldType
*
*/
class FullTextType extends FieldType {
/**
* @param {EasyAnalyzer} easy_analyzer is the EasyAnalyzer that tokenizes and normalizes the text
*/
constructor(easy_analyzer) {
super();
}
}
/**
* Main namespace object for LucyJs library
* @typedef {Object} Lucy
* @property {typeof FullTextType} FullTextType
* @property {typeof Schema} Schema
* @property {typeof IndexSearcher} IndexSearcher
* @property {typeof EasyAnalyzer} EasyAnalyzer
* @jsdoc-prevent-comment-parse-plugin
*/
/**
* @type {Lucy}
* @jsdoc-prevent-comment-parse-plugin
*/
module.exports = require("bindings")("lucy");


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Serves 6-8
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A fig-lover's delight. Try this savoury-sweet cake with tangy chutney and a slice of cheese.
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5 and lightly grease a 23cm/9in fluted flan tin or cake tin that's 4cm/1½in deep.
In one bowl, mix together the ground almonds, sugar, plain flour, baking powder, cinnamon, and salt.
In another bowl, whisk together the eggs, butter, and almond extract.
Stir the dry ingredients into the wet, and whisk until just mixed.
Pour the batter into the prepared tin.
Arrange the figs cut-side up over the batter, pushing the figs gently into the batter.
Sprinkle the remaining two tablespoons of sugar over the figs, then bake for about 30 minutes, or until the cake is set in the centre.
Let the cake cool for ten minutes then turn it out of the tin onto a wire rack. Allow it to cool to room temperature before serving.
For the dried fig chutney, heat the oil in a saucepan. Once hot, add the shallots and gently fry for 2-3 minutes. Add the rosemary, sultanas, raisins and sugar and fry until the fruit begins to caramelise. Add the rest of the ingredients, bring to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer for 5-10 minutes.
Serve a slice of the cake on a plate with the chutney and slices of cheddar cheese.


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Makes 6 large muffins
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These healthy purple muffins are packed with good stuff. They're tasty, too, so perfect for both adults and kids.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Line a 6-hole muffin tray with paper cases.
In a large mixing bowl, beat together the egg, oil and orange juice until well combined. Stir in the grated beetroot.
In a separate mixing bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, sugar, sunflower seeds and mixed spice until well combined.
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Divide the muffin mixture equally among the six muffin cases. Bake in the oven for 20-25 minutes, or until the muffins are cooked through (a skewer inserted into the centre should come out clean). Set aside to cool, then serve.


OBBO: East Africa is in a mess because of its own success
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- Apart from the political pissing contests between leaders, East Africa is in trouble for a good, though peculiar, reason—because it has succeeded. The first and second tier issues in East Africa have been sorted.
East African leaders are not shy travellers. When it comes to assembling in faraway China, they are there. When it’s time to turn up in frigid Russia, they are there.
However, when it comes to hopping over to Arusha, in Tanzania, to meet over our East African Community affairs, as was supposed to happen on November 30, it is a trip too far. The summit has now been postponed to January, and even possibly February 2020, who knows?
Reports said that Burundi requested the postponement, as it has often done in the past. Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza, ever since he nearly lost his crown in a botched coup in 2015, has become like a creature that doesn’t leave the safety of its forest. He hasn’t set foot outside Burundi since.
President John Magufuli once or so in a year might make a foray outside Tanzania, but otherwise he’s hidebound. However, he makes up for his frugality in flying, by quite extravagant convoys on the ground, if some of the videos that circulate on social media are to be believed.
Taken together with the bitter feuds between some of the EAC members, and recent data showing that intra-Africa trade has flatlined, although its trade with other regions in Africa has increased, it gives the impression that the East African integration project has run into a brick wall.
Not so fast. East African economies, minus the South Sudan and Burundi basket cases, are enjoying the fastest growth in Africa. Overall, travel in the region couldn’t be easier. You can go almost anywhere in East Africa with your national ID. We continue to intermarry at healthy rates.
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Where we can’t trade freely because of crazy state rules or politics, we are smuggling across borders happily. There is a lot of movement for sports men and women to travel across borders and play in neighbouring countries’ clubs.
We make the same jokes about our leaders, and on social media the brothers and sisters in the region often help in attacking a neighbouring government or ruler that is tormenting its people, or has shuttered the Internet.
You travel in Uganda, and there is no place that’s too obscure for Kenyan trucks not to be loading up with food. You travel in the Rift Valley and western Kenya, and you will run into more Tororo Cement lorries from Uganda than you can count on your fingers. In parts of eastern Tanzania, their economy is the Ugandan economy.
Apart from the political pissing contests between leaders, East Africa is in trouble for a good, though peculiar, reason—because it has succeeded. The first and second tier issues in East Africa have been sorted.
It’s the next level ones like a monetary union, a political federation, that remain. The thing is, it’s not clear whether East Africa needs to move to the next stage.
The deeper problem seems to be the EAC and its institutions as they are today, were set up for an East Africa that no longer exists, and they are irrelevant. For example, how do we get to a common broadband architecture?
Right now, expecting East African states to deliver on a thing like that is like asking a vulture to deliver a peacock. In the future, surely, we shall get peacocks that will do that.
Charles Onyango-Obbo is curator of the “Wall of Great Africans” and publisher of explainer site Roguechiefs.com. Twitter@cobbo3


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