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[gecode-users] path constraint with a single node
Kish Shen
kisshen at cisco.com
Tue Sep 27 19:14:38 CEST 2011
Hi,
Sorry, I should have checked this more before posting -- the constraint
is failing because of some checking code I had in ECLiPSe, and thus has
nothing to do with Gecode. After removing the check, the path constraint
does succeed with 1 node as I expected it to.
Cheers,
Kish
On 27/09/2011 17:30, Kish Shen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am doing some tests with the new constraints I have just added to the
> ECLiPSe gecode interface, and the path constraint fails when there is
> only one node -- should this succeed, with the start and end nodes both
> set to 0, and the successor node for node 0 (the only node) set to 1?
>
> (with the circuit constraint with 1 node, the constrain succeeds with
> the successor of node 0 set to 0)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Kish
>
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Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:11 AM
TonyL29-Sep-18 07:11 AM
Whales dumping on 0.9 you see
No chance
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:11 AM
Fek
TonyL29-Sep-18 07:11 AM
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:11 AM
Im a poor whale
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:14 AM
is feken faaaaaaaaaaaaarr from being a
0x0329-Sep-18 07:15 AM
i'm a cow.
mooooh.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:17 AM
I look like a cow, does that count?
0x0329-Sep-18 07:17 AM
and we have an indian around, so we're basically safe (edited)
however, WTS 2500 PIRATE @ 0.1KMD(edited)
Instel729-Sep-18 07:23 AM
(n00b question) Why accessing Pirate through Agama doesn't let you choose a wallet seed?(edited)
jl777c29-Sep-18 07:24 AM
native mode only
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:24 AM
I made a public sell order, which isn't asked yet. I guess even if I make it 0.9, it won't sell.
because I do not trust ppl are actually buying at 0.9
if anyone buys at 0.9, I'll sell some in chunk
Instel729-Sep-18 07:25 AM
So, the data to enter to my Pirate funds through agama is stored in my PC, or where?
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:25 AM
but it has to be public discussed trade
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:25 AM
Computergenie is lying?
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:25 AM
I do not know(edited)
hence public trade offer
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:25 AM
I got offered to buy at 0.088
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:26 AM
because I do not trust ppl are actually buying at 0.[0]9
I could tell you 14 people that have, but that would defeat the point of the whole thing (edited)
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:26 AM
Haha
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:26 AM
agree on that privacy point genie
Instel729-Sep-18 07:26 AM
Can anyone help me (?)
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:26 AM
but then again, I want to see a trade which is public and matches the claimed sell prices
jl777c29-Sep-18 07:27 AM
#deleted-channel for newbie questions
Instel729-Sep-18 07:27 AM
Thanks @jl777c !
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:27 AM
if we had tortuga already running would have been easier to see the actual trades
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:28 AM
tbh, I have 0 idea why anyone bought from me yesterday and Alright couldn't sell his for 20% less if he gave hookers away with it
0x0329-Sep-18 07:29 AM
this OTC involves too much personal surface
that leaves people free to choose if somebodys nose is to theirliking or not
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:29 AM
because of this blind trades, I want to see a trade discussed and happen in public
give me an offer, and I'll trust that's the price
else I can also say that I sold 21 million pirate at 0.1 BTC rate
0x0329-Sep-18 07:30 AM
my last order was me, selling for .1, exactly 500 pirates
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:30 AM
Escrow?
0x0329-Sep-18 07:30 AM
the 2 people that bought from me seemed to trust me
1
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:30 AM
You sold for 0.1?
0x0329-Sep-18 07:30 AM
yes sir
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:31 AM
Nice
0x0329-Sep-18 07:31 AM
only a very small amount tho.
idont think anyone will want to buy 10k at this rate (yet)
Flexatron29-Sep-18 07:32 AM
If so, PM me
0x0329-Sep-18 07:33 AM
well, part of the OTC fun is that people will have to do their own research
but i think it'll help all if a trade price is just announced once the trade has finished
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:35 AM
@grewalsatinder also, not sure if the non-acceptance of your offer has to do with
the ath price
the public aspect
the time of day
or
the fact that you're selling a lot of 100k
jl777c29-Sep-18 07:36 AM
0.1 price is for small lots of very large one
we have a "U" shaped price curve based on volume where the smallest and largest trades have the highest prices
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:36 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 change the conditions, let me know, and maybe I can sell you.
except public part
jl777c29-Sep-18 07:37 AM
how much for a genie? Always wanted to have my own
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:37 AM
I can sell genie at 0.8 kmd(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:37 AM
To have me as your own, not even you have that much KMD
is a high-dollar whore
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:38 AM
not literally selling you as a person mate....
price for you if agree to buy in public trade(edited)
0x0329-Sep-18 07:41 AM
your genie crap gave me the earworm
THANK YOU
TonyL29-Sep-18 07:42 AM
Human trafficking looks like a good application for subj
0x0329-Sep-18 07:42 AM
may you all suffer along on the christina aguilera trip
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:42 AM
well, drop the price to 1/10th of that, make it 10k PIRATE, and I might just do it so that we have the 1st public private trade
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:42 AM
so will buy 10k pirate at 0.1 kmd?
public trade?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:42 AM
0.08
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:43 AM
okay give me your z address
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:43 AM
k. let me sync KMD and make one
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:43 AM
0x0329-Sep-18 07:45 AM
whats the idea of the public private trade? i fail to take in coffee fast enough, brain isn't working yet
Hot29-Sep-18 07:46 AM
WTS<EMAIL_ADDRESS>grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:46 AM
@0x03 for you I don't know. for me price isn't above 0.08 kmd(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Sep-18 07:47 AM
0.08
you keep leaving off a 0
Hot29-Sep-18 07:47 AM
arrr me hearties
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:47 AM
oh sorry
editted
I can also offer 1000 PIRATE at 0.1 KMD price in a private message
but I know I won't get any messages
coz I understand that's not he price
0x0329-Sep-18 07:49 AM
ah so the idea is price determination?!
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:49 AM
for me, yes I want to determin price
which I can trust
0x0329-Sep-18 07:49 AM
makes complete sense.
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:49 AM
m not sure about others
0x0329-Sep-18 07:49 AM
tbh i kind of looked what Genie did
Hot29-Sep-18 07:49 AM
i think it will be the price soon @0.1
0x0329-Sep-18 07:49 AM
and priced accordingly
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:50 AM
@Hot if you think I can sell you at 0.9
it has to be public trade then
0x0329-Sep-18 07:50 AM
.9 uhh
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:51 AM
@0x03 if you see what genie did, I'm still not at loss
Hot29-Sep-18 07:51 AM
well this coin is young so i'm not selling my loot for cheap
0x0329-Sep-18 07:51 AM
grewalsatinder29-Sep-18 07:52 AM
@Hot selling? I'm selling you pirate... not clear what you saying....
Hot29-Sep-18 07:52 AM
i will sell for 0.08 if anyone is interested. 1.5K PIRATE


'''
Simple Bcrypt
---------------
A package providing bcrypt hasing and comparison facilities.
:copyright: (c) 2018 by Rafiqul Hasan.
:license: BSD, see LICENSE for more details.
'''
__version_info__ = ('0', '1', '0')
__version__ = '.'.join(__version_info__)
__author__ = 'Rafiqul Hasan'
__license__ = 'BSD'
__copyright__ = '(c) 2018 by Rafiqul Hasan'
__all__ = ['Bcrypt', 'check_password_hash', 'generate_password_hash']
try:
import bcrypt
except ImportError as e:
print('bcrypt is required to use simple-bcrypt')
raise e
import hashlib
import hmac
[docs]def generate_password_hash(password, rounds=None):
'''
This helper function wraps the eponymous method of :class:`Bcrypt`. It
is intended to be used as a helper function at the expense of the
configuration variable provided when passing back the app object. In other
words this shortcut does not make use of the app object at all.
To this this function, simple import it from the module and use it in a
similar fashion as the method would be used. Here is a quick example::
from simple_bcrypt import generate_password_hash
pw_hash = generate_password_hash('hunter2', 10)
:param password: The password to be hashed.
:param rounds: The optional number of rounds.
'''
return Bcrypt().generate_password_hash(password, rounds)
[docs]def check_password_hash(pw_hash, password):
'''
This helper function wraps the eponymous method of :class:`Bcrypt.` It
is intended to be used as a helper function at the expense of the
configuration variable provided when passing back the app object. In other
words this shortcut does not make use of the app object at all.
To this this function, simple import it from the module and use it in a
similar fashion as the method would be used. Here is a quick example::
from simple_bcrypt import check_password_hash
check_password_hash(pw_hash, 'hunter2') # returns True
:param pw_hash: The hash to be compared against.
:param password: The password to compare.
'''
return Bcrypt().check_password_hash(pw_hash, password)
[docs]class Bcrypt(object):
'''
Bcrypt class container for password hashing and checking logic using
bcrypt, of course. This class may be used to intialize your Flask/Sanic/Quart/Eve
app object. The purpose is to provide a simple interface for password hashing utilities.
Although such methods are not actually overriden, the API is intentionally
made similar so that existing applications which make use of the previous
hashing functions might be easily adapted to the stronger facility of
bcrypt.
To get started you will wrap your application's app object something like
this::
app = Flask(__name__)
bcrypt = Bcrypt(app)
Now the two primary utility methods are exposed via this object, `bcrypt`.
So in the context of the application, important data, such as passwords,
could be hashed using this syntax::
password = 'hunter2'
pw_hash = bcrypt.generate_password_hash(password)
Once hashed, the value is irreversible. However in the case of validating
logins a simple hashing of candidate password and subsequent comparison.
Importantly a comparison should be done in constant time. This helps
prevent timing attacks. A simple utility method is provided for this::
candidate = 'secret'
bcrypt.check_password_hash(pw_hash, candidate)
If both the candidate and the existing password hash are a match
`check_password_hash` returns True. Otherwise, it returns False.
.. admonition:: Namespacing Issues
It's worth noting that if you use the format, `bcrypt = Bcrypt(app)`
you are effectively overriding the bcrypt module. Though it's unlikely
you would need to access the module outside of the scope of the
extension be aware that it's overriden.
Alternatively consider using a different name, such as `flask_bcrypt
= Bcrypt(app)` to prevent naming collisions.
Additionally a configuration value for `BCRYPT_LOG_ROUNDS` may be set in
the configuration of the app. If none is provided this will
internally be assigned to 12. (This value is used in determining the
complexity of the encryption, see bcrypt for more details.)
You may also set the hash version using the `BCRYPT_HASH_PREFIX` field in
the configuration of the app. If not set, this will default to `2b`.
(See bcrypt for more details)
By default, the bcrypt algorithm has a maximum password length of 72 bytes
and ignores any bytes beyond that. A common workaround is to hash the
given password using a cryptographic hash (such as `sha256`), take its
hexdigest to prevent NULL byte problems, and hash the result with bcrypt.
If the `BCRYPT_HANDLE_LONG_PASSWORDS` configuration value is set to `True`,
the workaround described above will be enabled.
**Warning: do not enable this option on a project that is already using
simple-bcrypt, or you will break password checking.**
**Warning: if this option is enabled on an existing project, disabling it
will break password checking.**
:param app: The Flask/Sanic/Quart/Eve application object. Defaults to None.
'''
_log_rounds = 12
_prefix = '2b'
_handle_long_passwords = False
def __init__(self, app=None):
if app is not None:
self.init_app(app)
[docs] def init_app(self, app):
'''
Initalizes the application with the extension.
:param app: The Flask/Sanic/Quart/Eve application object.
'''
self._log_rounds = app.config.get('BCRYPT_LOG_ROUNDS', 12)
self._prefix = app.config.get('BCRYPT_HASH_PREFIX', '2b')
self._handle_long_passwords = app.config.get('BCRYPT_HANDLE_LONG_PASSWORDS', False)
def _unicode_to_bytes(self, unicode_string):
'''
Converts a unicode string to a bytes object.
:param unicode_string: The unicode string to convert.
'''
if isinstance(unicode_string, str):
bytes_object = bytes(unicode_string, 'utf-8')
else:
bytes_object = unicode_string
return bytes_object
[docs] def generate_password_hash(self, password, rounds=None, prefix=None):
'''
Generates a password hash using bcrypt. Specifying `rounds`
sets the log_rounds parameter of `bcrypt.gensalt()` which determines
the complexity of the salt. 12 is the default value. Specifying `prefix`
sets the `prefix` parameter of `bcrypt.gensalt()` which determines the
version of the algorithm used to create the hash.
Example usage of :class:`generate_password_hash` might look something
like this::
pw_hash = bcrypt.generate_password_hash('secret', 10)
:param password: The password to be hashed.
:param rounds: The optional number of rounds.
:param prefix: The algorithm version to use.
'''
if not password:
raise ValueError('Password must be non-empty.')
if rounds is None:
rounds = self._log_rounds
if prefix is None:
prefix = self._prefix
# Python 3 unicode strings must be encoded as bytes before hashing.
password = self._unicode_to_bytes(password)
prefix = self._unicode_to_bytes(prefix)
if self._handle_long_passwords:
password = hashlib.sha256(password).hexdigest()
password = self._unicode_to_bytes(password)
salt = bcrypt.gensalt(rounds=rounds, prefix=prefix)
return bcrypt.hashpw(password, salt)
[docs] def check_password_hash(self, pw_hash, password):
'''
Tests a password hash against a candidate password. The candidate
password is first hashed and then subsequently compared in constant
time to the existing hash. This will either return `True` or `False`.
Example usage of :class:`check_password_hash` would look something
like this::
pw_hash = bcrypt.generate_password_hash('secret', 10)
bcrypt.check_password_hash(pw_hash, 'secret') # returns True
:param pw_hash: The hash to be compared against.
:param password: The password to compare.
'''
# Python 3 unicode strings must be encoded as bytes before hashing.
pw_hash = self._unicode_to_bytes(pw_hash)
password = self._unicode_to_bytes(password)
if self._handle_long_passwords:
password = hashlib.sha256(password).hexdigest()
password = self._unicode_to_bytes(password)
return hmac.compare_digest(bcrypt.hashpw(password, pw_hash), pw_hash)


Type RootObject
Namespace lm.Comol.Modules.CallForPapers.Domain
Methods
- AddCall
- AddFromCall
- AdvCommissionEdit
- AdvEvalSummary
- AdvEvalSummary
- AdvStepsEdit
- AdvStepSummary
- AdvViewSubmissionTableEvaluations
- CallSubmissionEditorFieldAdded
- CallSubmissionEditorFieldRemoved
- CallSubmissionEditorOptionAdded
- CallSubmissionEditorOptionRemoved
- CallSubmissionEditorSectionAdded
- CallSubmissionEditorSectionRemoved
- CommitteeAddedToCall
- CommitteeRemovedFromCall
- CommitteesSummary
- CommitteesSummary
- CommitteesSummary
- CommitteeSummary
- CommitteeSummary
- ContinueSubmission
- CriterionAddedToCommittee
- CriterionRemovedFromCommittee
- DeleteInEvaluationMembership
- EcoEvaluation
- EcoSummaries
- EditAssignSubmissionWithNoEvaluation
- EditByStep
- EditCallAttachments
- EditCallAvailability
- EditCallFieldProfileAssociation
- EditCallFileToSubmit
- EditCallRequestMessages
- EditCallSettings
- EditCallSettings
- EditCallSubmissionEditor
- EditCallSubmittersType
- EditCallTemplateMail
- EditCommiteeByStep
- EditCommitteeAssignments
- EditCommitteeSettings
- EditCommitteeSettings
- EditFullManageEvaluators
- EditManageEvaluations
- EditMultipleCommitteeAssignments
- EditNotificationTemplateMail
- EditSingleCommitteeAssignments
- EvaluateSubmission
- EvaluationsSummary
- EvaluationsSummary
- EvaluationsSummary
- EvaluatorAddedToCall
- EvaluatorRemovedFromCall
- FinalMessage
- FinalMessage
- ManageEvaluation
- ManageReviewSubmission
- ManageReviewSubmission
- OptionAddedToCriterion
- OptionRemovedFromCriterion
- PreviewCall
- PublicCollectorCalls
- ReplaceInEvaluationMembership
- StartNewSubmission
- SubmitToCallBySubmitterType
- UserReviewCall
- ViewCalls
- ViewCalls
- ViewEvaluators
- ViewEvaluators
- ViewRevisions
- ViewRevisions
- ViewSingleEvaluation
- ViewSubmission
- ViewSubmission
- ViewSubmission
- ViewSubmissionAsManager
- ViewSubmissionEvaluations
- ViewSubmissions
- ViewSubmissions
- ViewSubmissionsToEvaluate
- ViewSubmissionsToEvaluate
- ViewSubmissionsToEvaluate
- ViewSubmissionsToEvaluateAdv
- ViewSubmissionTableEvaluations
- ViewUserEvaluations


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On Cheese
I love cheese, especially cheese and wine bavarian bergkase. Airedale the big cheese queso emmental cheese on toast danish fontina lancashire swiss. Hard cheese cut the cheese mozzarella fromage frais the big cheese cut the cheese danish fontina cow. Croque monsieur brie gouda melted cheese port-salut cheese slices babybel fromage frais. Parmesan airedale smelly cheese mozzarella cheese strings cheesecake babybel macaroni cheese. Brie brie cheese on toast cheese strings bavarian bergkase when the cheese comes out everybody's happy who moved my cheese feta. Chalk and cheese cut the cheese cheesy grin danish fontina.
Mozzarella cheesy feet taleggio. Fondue cheese on toast red leicester manchego who moved my cheese smelly cheese cheese strings cream cheese. Paneer cheese strings when the cheese comes out everybody's happy babybel babybel cheesecake feta squirty cheese. Pecorino cheese triangles st. agur blue cheese stinking bishop dolcelatte lancashire dolcelatte emmental. Cottage cheese port-salut cow rubber cheese goat roquefort fromage frais monterey jack. Stilton st. agur blue cheese edam.
Bavarian bergkase mascarpone cheese strings. St. agur blue cheese camembert de normandie emmental halloumi camembert de normandie camembert de normandie bavarian bergkase paneer. Cottage cheese port-salut cream cheese the big cheese cheesecake bocconcini manchego everyone loves. Cheesecake feta dolcelatte airedale melted cheese blue castello cheese on toast red leicester. Cheese strings mascarpone cow pepper jack pecorino taleggio jarlsberg bavarian bergkase. Stinking bishop cheddar cheese triangles fromage everyone loves cheesecake brie cheesy feet. The big cheese.
Bocconcini everyone loves cow. Emmental fondue cut the cheese cheesecake boursin halloumi rubber cheese fromage frais. Airedale bavarian bergkase stinking bishop red leicester edam cheeseburger brie everyone loves. Mozzarella cheesy feet brie swiss pecorino bavarian bergkase caerphilly blue castello. Cheese slices monterey jack cauliflower cheese cheesy feet fromage pecorino airedale bocconcini. Queso cheese strings monterey jack cheese and wine cheese triangles cheeseburger cheeseburger swiss. Babybel gouda.
Blue castello cow cheddar. Ricotta queso dolcelatte bavarian bergkase squirty cheese cheesy feet queso taleggio. Cottage cheese goat hard cheese everyone loves swiss danish fontina who moved my cheese cheese strings. Cheese and biscuits cheese slices rubber cheese halloumi cheesy feet swiss cheese slices stinking bishop. Everyone loves bocconcini babybel camembert de normandie ricotta goat who moved my cheese st. agur blue cheese. Cheese strings stilton edam queso when the cheese comes out everybody's happy.


Available types in LUA.
| Member Name | Description |
|---|---|
| None | Nothing or invalid type. |
| Nil | A nil value. Like null in C#. |
| Boolean | true/false boolean. |
| LightUserData | Light user data, not yet supported. |
| Number | A double precision floating point number. |
| String | A null terminated character array, aka C string. |
| Table | A table. |
| Function | A callback function. |
| UserData | User data, not yet supported. |
| Thread | A coroutine, not yet supported. |
Namespace: dotLua
Assembly: dotLua (in dotLua.dll)


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Do Things with the File System
Tags: Foundation
Type: API
Class: NSFileManager
Use NSFileManager for both information about, and operations on, the local file system.
Note that you can typically use the provided singleton, named 'default', rather than creating your own.
Note also that many of the NSFileManager methods can throw errors, so you will need to use the [do-try-catch syntax] to provide the appropriate handling in the event of an error.
Link: Apple Developer Docs
Sample Code:
do {
try FileManager.default.removeItem(at: newURL)
try FileManager.default.copyItem(at: oldURL, to: newURL)
} catch {
print ("Could not Save current Collection as a new folder")
return false
}
Contributed by Herb Bowie on 28 Oct 2019


Inside Canada’s next boom town: Kitimat, B.C. transforms in preparation for a pipeline
by Brent JangIt’s an awe-inspiring scene, set against a backdrop of mountains on the coast of northern British Columbia.
At a construction site larger than 600 city blocks, more than 1,000 workers have started building a massive liquefied natural gas plant and export terminal that is the only energy megaproject in Canada firing on all cylinders.
On one chilly day recently, nearly 90 road graders, dump trucks and other pieces of heavy equipment were buzzing around, clearing and preparing a flat stretch of waterfront land in the community of Kitimat, on the Haisla Nation’s traditional territory.
Scheduled to open in 2025, the $18-billion project is being built by LNG Canada, a foreign-owned consortium led by Royal Dutch Shell PLC of the Netherlands, and it has emerged as a beacon of hope for Canada’s beleaguered energy sector.
The giant facility will convert natural gas transported from the province’s northeast on the new 670-kilometre, $6.6-billion Coastal GasLink pipeline, being built by TC Energy Corp., the only pipeline in the country that looks like it will be completed any time soon.
At the peak of construction, from 2021 through 2024, the LNG Canada project will require up to 7,500 workers – double Kitimat’s population of 8,000 last year.
Once the sprawling plant is completed, it will chill natural gas to -162 C to liquefy it. The LNG will then be loaded onto 290-metre-long tankers at the terminal (one every two days to start) and piloted about 300 kilometres out of Douglas Channel to ocean water by tug boats.
Rivals such as Australia and the United States are at least a decade ahead of Canada in the global LNG race.
That LNG Canada is underway at all marks a huge breakthrough for Canada’s energy industry after years of failed or stalled oil pipeline proposals, from Energy East to the Trans Mountain expansion.
The Trans Mountain expansion ran into so much resistance from environmentalists, First Nations and B.C. politicians that Ottawa, desperate to keep the project alive, spent $4.5-billion last year to take over both the existing pipeline and the expansion from Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd.
“We’re definitely in a boom," said Phil Germuth, Kitimat’s goateed 52-year-old mayor. “But don’t just show up and think a construction job is going to happen,” he cautions.
The District of Kitimat’s municipal offices are located in the well-worn City Centre Mall, which sits between neighbourhoods of suburban houses that date back to the 1950s. The town was basically carved out of the wilderness by Alcan when it built a huge aluminum smelter 10 km south (now owned by Anglo-Australian giant Rio Tinto) and a hydroelectric dam to power it.
But LNG Canada, which is co-owned by Royal Dutch Shell and four Asian companies, is pursuing a different megaproject strategy for a different generation. Boom towns often have negative consequences, including environmental damage, soaring house prices and rents, rowdyism and crime, and a lack of jobs for locals, especially Indigenous people. The consortium is trying to address those issues.
lng canada supply route
Fort St. John
Coastal GasLink Pipeline project
TC Energy Corp.’s Nova Gas
Transmission Ltd. (NGTL)
existing system
Dawson
Creek
Fort St. James
Prince
Rupert
Kitimat
Fraser
Lake
Prince George
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TC Energy Corp.’s Coastal GasLink natural gas
pipeline project has the support of all 20 elected
Indigenous band councils along the 670-kilometre
route from northeast B.C. to Kitimat. But the Office
of the Wet’suwet’en, governed by hereditary
chiefs, opposes the pipeline project, saying Indige-
nous authority rests with hereditary and not elect-
ed leaders over a large segment of the route.
lng canada project site
0
75
U.S.
KM
CANADA
Prince
Terrace
Rupert
Kitimat
Kitkatla
Douglas
Channel
Browning
Entrance
Banks
Island
Haida
Gwaii
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Hecate
Strait
Klemtu
Pacific
Ocean
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
DETAIL
Kitimat River
Royal Dutch Shell PLC is
the largest partner in
LNG Canada, with a 40-
per-cent stake. The
other partners are:
Malaysia’s state-owned
Petronas (25 per cent),
PetroChina (15 per cent),
Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp.
(15 per cent) and South
Korea’s Kogas
(5 per cent).
Existing site
LNG
Canada
site
Rio Tinto
plant
Proposed
marine
terminal
brent jang and JOHN SOPINSKI/THE GLOBE AND MAIL
SOURCE: lng canada; royal dutch shell;
coastalgaslink.com
lng canada supply route
Fort St. John
Coastal GasLink Pipeline project
TC Energy Corp.’s Nova Gas
Transmission Ltd. (NGTL)
existing system
Dawson
Creek
Smithers
Prince
Rupert
Fort St. James
Kitimat
Fraser
Lake
Prince George
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TC Energy Corp.’s Coastal GasLink natural gas pipeline
project has the support of all 20 elected Indigenous band
councils along the 670-kilometre route from northeast
B.C. to Kitimat. But the Office of the Wet’suwet’en, gov-
erned by hereditary chiefs, opposes the pipeline project,
saying Indigenous authority rests with hereditary and not
elected leaders over a large segment of the route.
lng canada project site
0
75
U.S.
KM
CANADA
Prince
Terrace
Rupert
Kitimat
Kitkatla
Douglas
Channel
Browning
Entrance
Haida
Gwaii
Banks
Island
Hartley
Bay
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Hecate
Strait
Klemtu
Pacific
Ocean
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
DETAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Kitimat River
Minette Bay
Existing site
Royal Dutch Shell PLC is
the largest partner in LNG
Canada, with a 40-
per-cent stake. The other
partners are: Malaysia’s
state-owned Petronas (25
per cent), PetroChina (15
per cent), Japan’s Mitsubi-
shi Corp. (15 per cent) and
South Korea’s Kogas
(5 per cent).
LNG
Canada
site
Rio Tinto
plant
Douglas
Channel
Proposed
marine
terminal
brent jang and JOHN SOPINSKI/THE GLOBE AND MAIL
SOURCE: lng canada; royal dutch shell; coastalgaslink.com
lng canada supply route
Fort St. John
Coastal GasLink Pipeline project
TC Energy Corp.’s Nova Gas Transmission
Ltd. (NGTL) existing system
Dawson
Creek
Mackenzie
Fort St. James
Smithers
Prince
Rupert
Kitimat
Fraser
Lake
Prince George
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TC Energy Corp.’s Coastal GasLink natural gas pipeline project has the support of
all 20 elected Indigenous band councils along the 670-kilometre route from
northeast B.C. to Kitimat. But the Office of the Wet’suwet’en, governed by hered-
itary chiefs, opposes the pipeline project, saying Indigenous authority rests with
hereditary and not elected leaders over a large segment of the route.
lng canada project site
0
75
U.S.
KM
CANADA
Prince
Terrace
Rupert
Kitimat
Kitkatla
Douglas
Channel
Browning
Entrance
Haida
Gwaii
Hartley
Bay
Banks
Island
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Hecate
Strait
Klemtu
Pacific
Ocean
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
DETAIL
Kitimat River
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Existing site
Minette Bay
LNG
Canada
site
Rio Tinto
plant
Royal Dutch Shell PLC is the
largest partner in LNG
Canada, with a 40-per-cent
stake. The other partners are:
Malaysia’s state-owned
Petronas (25 per cent), Petro
China (15 per cent), Japan’s
Mitsubishi Corp. (15 per cent)
and South Korea’s Kogas
(5 per cent).
Douglas
Channel
Proposed
marine
terminal
brent jang and JOHN SOPINSKI/THE GLOBE AND MAIL, SOURCE: lng
canada; royal dutch shell; coastalgaslink.com
Most of the first wave of workers at the LNG site are now building a huge work camp called Cedar Valley Lodge, which will have space for 4,500 single-occupancy rooms, each with its own TV and bathroom.
Atco Ltd. and Bird Construction Inc. are assembling the camp from long, trailer-like modules of rooms and other building components that have been arriving by truck.
The goal is to create a self-contained community, including a health clinic, movie theatre, WiFi access, dining areas, a basketball court and separate gyms for men and women. The rooms will be free for employees of LNG Canada and its prime building contractor, JGC Fluor BC LNG JV, an engineering joint venture between JGC Corp. and Fluor Corp.
To further encourage workers to stay onsite and minimize the pressure on Kitimat’s housing supply, the companies will not pay “living-out allowances," which would subsidize employees living in town.
Even so, after decades of ups and downs in Kitimat’s economy, local businesses are bracing for both the rewards and challenges of a boom. About 520 of the 1,000 people employed in the project so far are from the Kitimat region, and restaurants, in particular, are scrambling to replace employees lured away by higher wages offered by LNG Canada.
Christine Drabik, co-owner of Rosario’s restaurant, already closed the eatery on Mondays in recent years. Despite a recent upswing in customers, including LNG Canada subcontractors enjoying a change of pace from their regular meals at work camps, she now closes on Tuesdays as well.
“We lost three people in the kitchen, and that’s hard to replace,” said Ms. Drabik, who has been putting in long hours to help staff with cooking. “I’m now paying $19 to $21 an hour in the kitchen, well above the minimum wage of $13.85. And we have waitresses at $15 an hour.”
At the local Tim Hortons, next to City Centre Mall, manager Corey Cotter worries that lineups at his drive-through are getting longer. “I’m losing workers to those LNG jobs and so I’m short-staffed much of the time,” he said. To stay open 24 hours, Mr. Cotter said he will soon hire two temporary foreign workers.
House prices in Kitimat have also jumped already. The average price of detached houses sold in the district in the first half of the year hit $392,128, up 53 per cent from the same period in 2018.
Around town, new houses and apartments are under construction. Mr. Germuth is hoping to build a new fire hall and move to better offices with new funds from an expanded industrial tax base.
At the LNG Canada site, once the work-camp housing is complete, focus will shift to building the huge plant and terminal.
On a recent afternoon, Trevor Feduniak, area construction manager at LNG Canada, stood on the shore of Douglas Channel and pointed across the water to an area where enormous modules, including some 10 storeys tall, will start arriving in 2021 by vessels from China for final assembly in Kitimat.
“The modules will roll in right there and be off-loaded,” he said. The gigantic pieces are being built at a fabrication yard in Zhuhai, China, by a joint venture between Fluor and Beijing-based China National Offshore Oil Corp.
Sourcing those components abroad is controversial. Ottawa cleared the path last year by agreeing with LNG Canada that modules imported from China should not be hit with Canadian tariffs on fabricated industrial steel components.
Consortium executives also point out that they are spending huge sums in Canada – more than 60 per cent of the total budget of $40-billion for the plant, export terminal, Coastal GasLink, various infrastructure and also drilling in the years ahead in northeastern B.C.
To forestall delay or failure, LNG Canada executives went to great lengths to address concerns of environmentalists and First Nations.
“I have been learning at a rate unprecedented in my professional career. There are lots of dimensions in this project, lots of relationships,” said Peter Zebedee, the veteran Canadian oil executive who took over as LNG Canada’s chief executive in July.
Mr. Zebedee said the LNG Canada plant will operate at 0.15 carbon-dioxide equivalent tonnes for each tonne of LNG produced, a level below B.C.’s limit of 0.16 for emissions intensity. “Climate change is a global issue,” Mr. Zebedee said. “LNG plays a role in this energy transition, and in the case of LNG Canada, that’s off-setting more carbon-intensive fuels in Asia."
The Coastal GasLink pipeline from the North Montney region of B.C., which will employ about 2,500 construction workers, has the support of all 20 elected First Nation councils along the route.
The Office of the Wet’suwet’en, governed by hereditary chiefs, opposes the pipeline, saying Indigenous authority rests with hereditary and not elected leaders over a large segment of the route.
As for the LNG plant and export terminal, the Haisla’s main reserve, Kitamaat Village, is a 20-km drive south of town, across Douglas Channel from the site.
For Crystal Smith, the Haisla’s elected chief councillor, the crux of the matter is the commodity to be exported. She said Haisla members feel at ease dealing with plans for exporting B.C. natural gas in liquid form, instead of being fearful of environmental risks, as they were when the now-defunct Northern Gateway oil pipeline project pitched its concept to transport bitumen to Kitimat from Alberta.
Ms. Smith is also proud of the Haisla’s partnership with Seaspan ULC on a $500-million, 12-year contract to build and operate the tug boats to escort LNG carriers in and out of Douglas Channel. “It’s a huge contract,” she said. “We also have the Gitxaala Nation and Gitga’at Nation as partners within the contract as well.”
David Amos, a 53-year-old Haisla member who grew up in Kitamaat Village, moved away in 1987 for a job in Vancouver, where he cooked at restaurants for nearly three decades. In late 2016, he returned to live in the village.
Mr. Amos converted a trailer into a seasonal food hut, serving seafood items such as salmon burgers for the past three summers. He hopes to land a steady kitchen job next year in Kitimat.
But what began as a trickle with dozens of out-of-town workers arriving in Kitimat a year ago will likely turn into a torrent, with hundreds of people arriving in the weeks and months ahead.
Even with two work force accommodation sites up and running, beds have been in tight supply in town. In early November, the Chalet Motel and MStar Hotel were both sold out.
Mr. Germuth cautions that while skilled trades are in demand, everyone from labourers to electricians should still apply in advance through JGC Fluor.
Long term, the boom times likely won’t last, either. LNG Canada is creating thousands of construction jobs, but fewer than 400 permanent workers will operate the Kitimat terminal when its first LNG shipment leaves for Asia in early 2025.
But that is still almost six years away, and in the meantime, there is still an awful lot of money to be made.
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Learn to Code by Making Visualizations
The JavaScript library D3.js is arguably the most influential tool for creating interactive data visualziations. This post focuses on what D3 is and why you should learn it. Oh and koalas. This post is also about koalas. And lots of eye candy.
D3 stands for Data-Driven Documents and is widely used to create interactive data visualizations on the web. Its main author, Mike Bostock, is a New York Times graphics editor. In other words, D3 is used by top people in the field.
Learning D3 is ideal for people who also want to develop web development and some JavaScript programming skills. There are other web visualization frameworks, so below are top 5 reasons why D3 is so great. The next post will focus on how to learn D3.
Learning D3 can take time, especially if you have no prior web development experience. Hence, D3 is probably not for people who want to just quickly expand their visualization skills. (But there are other pathways for learning interactive visualization skills.)
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But don't let that scare you away just yet. You haven't even gotten to the koalas! So check out the eye candy below, regardless of what learning pathway you choose. Now back to the top 5 reasons for learning D3...
1. Lots of examples.
Here's a secret (sssh!) about creating great data visualizations: take ideas from other examples you've liked!
Remember that scatterplot visualization on my first blog post? Think I created that from scatch? Pssh, as if! Karl Broman's initial code served as the basis for that project.
And that's the great news about D3: there are thousands - thousands! - of great D3 examples to work from. That scatterplot example? Yup that was D3. The New York Times' 512 paths to the White House visualization? Yup D3. Visualization of gendered language in RateMyProfessor reviews? You should know the answer by now.
See excellent curated lists of D3 examples here and here. Many of these examples are posted online because developers want others to re-use their code. Just be sure to give credit where credit is due :)
2. Vibrant open-source community.
When I have a question about D3 ("How do I use D3 together with Leaflet???"), I often Google the issue and then quickly find a great StackOverflow or blog post that addresses it. These extensive (free!) resources are available because of the very large and vibrant open-source community behind D3.
D3 has been forked over 9,000 times on Github, meaning that other developers are also constantly extending D3. For instance, third-party "wrapper" libraries such as NVD3 and Vega aim to speed up development time for creating common types of D3 visualizations. These wrapper libraries sometimes have limited customizability, but that may not be a concern depending on the project.
3. Seriously, so many examples.
OK enough text for now. More eye candy! Remember the promise of koalas? Well find them by splitting circles with your mouse cursor below. All the examples below used D3.
The showreel below is also gratuitous eye candy, but also shows a range of charts for showing time series comparisons (original link).
I find these wind patterns beautiful and easy to understand (original link). The New York Times also used this idea to show changing U.S. presidential voting patterns.
I was suprised to see how lopsided PAC contributions were to some individual senators: click the "Senate" button in the upper left-hand corner to see (original link).
Refresh this page to re-watch an animaion of these cross-national data below (original link). Also, see the most adorable Swedish man describe these data in this TED talk.
4. Knowing D3 = hirable skills.
Because D3 is so widely used, knowing it makes you more hirable for tech jobs. Don't believe me? Just check out these job lists here, here, and here.
And even if a job doesn't specifically ask for D3 skills, think about how you could leverage that experience anyway in an interview. For instance, D3 can be used to improve a company's website or communicate complex data to business partners and investors.
5. Opportunity to learn web development skills.
When learning D3, you learn many other web skills involving JavaScript (known as the "programming language of the web") and HTML. Even if you decide you hate D3, knowing those skills will be useful in any other project involving web development.
You learn these broader skills because D3 exposes you to the internals of a webpage. In more technical terms, D3 doesn't use an "intermediate" representation. It instead directly manipulates elements on the Document Object Model (DOM), which is basically just a fancy term for everything that is currently shown on a webpage.
Not all JavaScript libraries are like D3 in this regard. Case in point: I was working with Leaflet the other day, which is a JavaScript library for making pretty maps. I thought its circle function would make "circles" on the webpage. Silly me, it actually makes "paths." Confused? Don't worry, so was I.
The same confusion doesn't happen with D3. When you append a "circle" using D3, you really are adding a "circle" to the webpage, not some mischievous "path" masquerading as a "circle." I'll talk more about this in the next post about how to learn D3!
Bottom line: you learn a lot about foundational web skills when learning about D3, unlike some other visualization frameworks.


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New Borderlands 3 gun Good Juju is Destiny's Bad Juju - with all the right perks
Cross-play.
by Wesley Yin-PooleBorderlands 3 has added a new gun that tips its hat to one of Destiny's most famous weapons.
The Borderlands 3 gun in question is a legendary assault rifle called Good Juju. Obviously, the name of the gun is a reference to Destiny exotic pulse rifle Bad Juju, which players of the first Destiny will know well. What's interesting though is it shares many of the perks of Destiny's Bad Juju, too. Good Juju, like Bad Juju, has burst fire. Good Juju, like Bad Juju, reloads on kill. Both guns have full auto. And even Good Juju's flavour text is a reference to Bad Juju.
Good Juju: "Kinda, sorta wants to end all existence."
Bad Juju: "If you believe your weapon wants to end all existence, then so it will."
What's nice about this reference is it's a virtual handshake between two games seen very much as rivals over the years. Destiny, described as a shared-world shooter with a heavy focus on co-op looting, followed Borderlands 1 and 2, both of which were hugely popular co-op looter shooters. And now we have Borderlands 3 coming out at a time when Destiny 2 is already established.
This isn't the first Destiny reference to be found in Borderlands 3, either. Borderlands 3 has a "Loot-o-Gram", an item that can be used to exchange for a weapon. This is a riff on Destiny's engrams. And the Loot-o-Gram can only be dropped by a rare spawn called Dinkle-Bot, which is the community-granted nickname for Destiny's Ghost character, originally voiced by Peter Dinklage.
The Destiny community has of course picked up on Borderlands 3's Good Juju, and players are having a laugh with it. As far as I'm aware, Destiny does not have any Borderlands references.


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Basics of Reversing
06 Jan 2021Understanding the assembly of inline arguments
int main(int argc, char **argv){ /* .....*/ }
OR
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { /* ... */ }
So argc
means (ARGument Count) is int and stores number of command-line arguments passed by the user including the name of the program.
And argv
means (ARGument Vector) is array of character pointers listing all the arguments.
Ex:- ./binary arg1 arg2 arg3
value of argc = 4 (3 values + 1 binary-name)
value of argv = [‘arg1’, ‘arg2’, ‘arg3’]
When disassembling the binary with any of the reverse engineering tools(like, ghidra, radare2, cutter, gdb or any other). To get to a specific location of the array(here to know the value of second argument i.e. arg1, the compiler do the below works)
The below is an example of
Let me explain it in easy way
int main(int argc, char **argv){/* … */}
When running the program
-> ./easy abcd
so, argv[0] = ‘easy’
and argv[1] = ‘abcd’
To get value of argv[1]
to the eax
register, assembler do the following operations.
mov eax, dword[argv]
add eax, 4
mov eax, dword[eax]
So, Let me explain this to you, first line moves the address of argv
to eax
i.e. address of argv[0]
{since address of first index of array = starting address of array}.
Second line increments the value of eax
by 4, so now it points to the address of argv[1]
.
Now, address of argv[1]
is stored in eax
, third line moves the contents of value at the memory location of eax
to eax
. Here dword[eax]
has the value of argv[1]
. So now eax
has the value 0x64636261.


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interface for update ticks
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For this project you’ll get some real file system programming experience by creating a file system checker.As in past projects, the details are on our textbook authors’ Github, in the ostep-projects repo
Write all your code in one file, xcheck.c
. You can compile this
program with gcc, or use a Makefile. Try adapting a Makefile from a
previous project.
We will be using the x86 version of xv6, revision 8. You can find that version of the bok here.
You will also need the xv6 souce code. You should clone it from git, then checkout the revision that we are using. Something like this:
git clone https://github.com/mit-pdos/xv6-public xv6
git checkout tags/xv6-rev8
xv6 is an entire OS, so much of the code will be irrelevant. fs.h
and mkfs.c
are most relevant, along with a few others.
fs.h
defines the structures and parameters for xv6’s file system.
mkfs.c
is the program that actually creates file system. You can
compile it by running gcc -Werror -Wall -std=gnu99 -o mkfs
mkfs.c
. Alternative you can use the Makefile by running make mkfs
,
but note that you’ll need to first modify the Makefile target by
adding the -std=gnu99
flag.
Once compiled, you can run ./mkfs fs.img
to make an xv6 file system
image. This image should not have any errors. It is highly recommended
that you copy mkfs.c
(possibly several times) and modify the code to
create corrupted file system images. Then you can check that your
program finds the errors.
Submit using handin
on the department server:
$ handin comp345 proj4 xcheck.c
Due Wednesday, 05/03 by midnight.


By the end of this module students will be able to:
Explain the inequity of the removal of federally protected access to abortion.
Critique how policies are created regarding abortion access.
Identify Mathematical statements.
Find the truth values of compound statements of conjunctions, disjunctions, implications, and negations.
Recognize fallacies in arguments.


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--- prev_page: '/tutorial/tutorial_interact.html' next_page: '/tutorial/tutorial_monty_hall.html' --- {% raw %}
# HIDDEN
# Clear previously defined variables
%reset -f
To convert a notebook into an HTML file, start a terminal and run the following command.
nbinteract tutorial.ipynb
This generates a tutorial.html
file with the contents of the notebook created in the previous section. Now, push your files to GitHub by running:
git add -A
git commit -m "Publish nb"
git push origin main
After pushing, you now have a URL you can view and share:
{username}.github.io/nbinteract-tutorial/tutorial.html
Where {username}
is replaced with your GitHub username. For example, if my
username is SamLau95
, my URL is:
SamLau95.github.io/nbinteract-tutorial/tutorial.html
To change the URL of the page you publish, you can rename your notebook before you convert it. For example, if you rename tutorial.ipynb
to hello.ipynb
and convert the notebook, the resulting URL becomes:
{username}.github.io/nbinteract-tutorial/hello.html
To change the path segment before the filename (in this case, nbinteract-tutorial
) you can create a new GitHub repo with the subpath name you want. Then, you may create and convert notebooks in this repo. For example, if you create a new repo called blog-posts
and convert a notebook called tutorial.ipynb
, the resulting URL becomes:
{username}.github.io/blog-posts/tutorial.html
You have learned a simple workflow to create interactive webpages:
interact
to create UI elements to interact with the functions.nbinteract {notebook}
in a terminal to generate an interactive webpage using your notebook code.In the next section, you will create an interactive simulation of the Monty Hall Problem. Onward!


Hello kitty
kelvin is here
New zealand
my note 8 is perfect
I am so happy with that
this is my appropriate decision
hello my note 8
hello my note 8 the second time
Samsung released its newest phone, the Galaxy Note 8, on Wednesday with both the usual fanfare and a dose of humility, thanking customers for sticking with its flagship line after the company's last version had to be recalled.
None of us will ever forget what happened last year. I know I won't," said company president DJ Koh at a Samsung event in New York to present the Note 8.
The South Korean technology giant has a lot riding on the device beyond winning over consumers. The successor to the Note 7, which had to be recalled twice for a tendency to burst into flames, the Note 8 is Samsung's biggest, priciest and most powerful phone. It comes at a time Samsung is set to invest deeply into new manufacturing facilities.
Customers who had bought the Note 7 will get an instant trade-in value worth up to $425 through a special offer on Samsung.com, the company said. It'll be a tall order for Samsung, considering that starting last September up to 3 million Note 7 phones were recalled after a number of units overheated and some caught fire.
It perfect


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MES server inventory¶
Version¶
| Version: | 1.0 |
|---|---|
| Last updated: | 20-sep-2017 |
| Author: | Maarten Wallraf |
Description¶
A list of all the servers used by MES in the datacenters. We have to identify the server, hardware, applications and ownership.
Server list¶
| Servername | Function |
|---|---|
| stst01bru | primary SSH stepstone server |
| stst01ant | backup SSH stepstone server |
| syslog01bru | syslog server |
| syslog01ant | syslog server |
| tacacs01ant | primary tacacs server |
| tacacs01bru | backup tacacs server |
| script01bru | script server |
| script02bru | script server |
| nsm01bru | primary SSG management server |
| nsm02bru | backup SSG management server |
| nm5620bru-1 | primary ATM Newbridge server |
| nm5620ant-1 | backup ATM Newbridge server |
| isc01 | primary ISC server |
| isc02 | backup ISC server |
| testisc | test ISC and general dev server |
| oribi | Splunk server |
| boar | UNKNOWN |
| boron | UNKNOWN |
| grwclu01ant | groundwork cluster server |
| grwclu02ant | groundwork cluster server |
| grwclu03ant | groundwork cluster server |
| grwclu04ant | groundwork cluster server |
| grwclu05ant | groundwork cluster server |
| grwclu06ant | groundwork cluster server |
| grwclu07ant | groundwork cluster server |
| grwclu08nos | groundwork cluster servere |
| grwmon01ant | groundwork poller server |
| grwmon02ant | groundwork poller server |
| omeap1 | OME servers |
| ntp01bru | NTP server |
| ntp01ant | NTP server |
| bdell101 | UNKNOWN |
| bdell102 | UNKNOWN |
| bdell103 | UNKNOWN |
| bdell104 | UNKNOWN |
| bdell106 | UNKNOWN |
| bdell107 | prod/dev server for MES tools (duty, ..) |
| bdell108 | prod server for MES tools (duty, ..) |
| bdell109 | WEB server for MES tools (duty, ..) |
Server details¶
stst01bru¶
primary SSH stepstone server
hostname stst01bru dns name stst01bru.dcn.as47377.net function PRIMARY MES stepping stone server to access all network equipment applications SSH gateway, tftp server, inventory scripts under /opt (findhost, backups, configs, …) ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/25, <IP_ADDRESS>/25, <IP_ADDRESS>/32, <IP_ADDRESS>/32 os CentOS release 5.3 (Final) location Nossegem team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract UNKNOWN
remarks
stst01ant¶
backup SSH stepstone server
hostname stst01ant dns name stst01ant.dcn.as47377.net function BACKUP MES stepping stone server to access all network equipment applications SSH gateway, tftp server ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/25 os CentOS release 5.3 (Final) location Antwerp team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract UNKNOWN
remarks
syslog01bru¶
syslog server
hostname syslog01bru dns name syslog01bru function syslog server for MES CPE + PE applications syslog-ng ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24 os location Nossegem team backup apps managed by server managed by appliance/virtual appliance support contract remarks The server is not present anymore in the rack, no replacement available
syslog01ant¶
syslog server
hostname syslog01ant dns name syslog01ant.dcn.as47377.net function syslog collector for MES CPE + PE applications syslog-ng ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/25 os debian 4.0 location Antwerp team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract UNKNOWN
remarks
tacacs01ant¶
primary tacacs server
hostname tacacs01ant dns name tacacs01ant.dcn.as47377.net function primary tacacs server for all MES equipment applications Radiator ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/25, <IP_ADDRESS>/25, <IP_ADDRESS>/25, <IP_ADDRESS>/32, <IP_ADDRESS>/32 os debian 4.0 location Antwerp team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract UNKNOWN
remarks
tacacs01bru¶
backup tacacs server
hostname tacacs01bru dns name tacacs01bru.dcn.as47377.net function backup tacacs server for all MES equipment applications Radiator ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/25, <IP_ADDRESS>/25, <IP_ADDRESS>/25, <IP_ADDRESS>/32, <IP_ADDRESS>/32 os debian 4.0 location Nossegem team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract UNKNOWN
remarks
script01bru¶
script server
hostname script01bru dns name script01bru.dcn.as47377.net function script server, MES tools like line migration, Harris tester, … applications apache, python, perl ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24 os debian 4.0 location Nossegem team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract UNKNOWN
remarks
script02bru¶
script server (staging)
hostname script02bru dns name script02bru.dcn.as47377.net function staging server for scripts applications no dedicated applications ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24 os CentOS release 5.3 (Final) location Nossegem team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract UNKNOWN
remarks
nsm01bru¶
primary SSG management server
hostname nsm01bru dns name nsm01bru.dcn.as47377.net function primary SSG management server applications NSM firewall manager ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/25 os Juniper NSMXPress OS build 4.130764, NSM 2008.2r2 location Nossegem team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract Infradata remarks
nsm02bru¶
backup SSG management server
hostname nsm02bru dns name nsm02bru.dcn.as47377.net function backup SSG management server applications NSM firewall manager ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/25 os Juniper NSMXPress OS build 4.130764, NSM 2008.2r2 location Nossegem team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract Infradata remarks
nm5620bru-1¶
primary ATM Newbridge server
hostname nm5620bru-1 dns name nm5620bru-1.dcn.as47377.net function Primary Newbridge management server applications Go-Global, Newbridge NM ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/24 os SunOS 5.10, Netra-T2000 location Nossegem team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract Alcatel remarks Currently in disabled state to make Antwerp the primary server. Check/stop/start services with sh /opt/netmgt/bin/RED_comms
nm5620ant-1¶
backup ATM Newbridge server
hostname nm5620ant-1 dns name nm5620ant-1.dcn.as47377.net function Backup Newbridge management server applications Go-Global, Newbridge NM ip address(es) <IP_ADDRESS>/24, <IP_ADDRESS>/24 os SunOS 5.10, Netra-T2000 location Antwerp team DOPS backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by DOPS server managed by Tech Mahindra appliance/virtual appliance support contract Alcatel remarks Currently in forced to be the primary server. Check/stop/start services with sh /opt/netmgt/bin/RED_comms
TEMPLATE¶
description
hostname dns name function applications ip address(es) os location team backup UNKNOWN
apps managed by server managed by appliance/virtual support contract UNKNOWN
remarks


--- layout: post title: Off To School date: 2012-02-21 11:40:42.000000000 -05:00 categories: - Family Life tags: - Prep - School - Starting School status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '1188598119' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
Tenneille started school this year. We are into the third week and so far, so good. She happily gets ready in the morning and is very eager to get to school. We decided for a myriad of reasons, to send her to a different school to Scarlett. It certainly adds an interesting angle to the week, but thankfully we are carpooling with another family which makes the logistics of getting children to and from different locations at the same time possible.
Tenneille looks so darn cute in her uniform and I have to giggle whenever she runs ahead of me, at the fact her bag is practically bigger than she is (as is her school dress. I could fit two of her in it!).
The hardest part so far has been trying to extract Jairah from the classroom. He certainly likes the school!
Jacinta x


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Slow economic growth bad for Canada's foreign policy goals: experts
OTTAWA - Canada's slow economic growth and competitiveness is undercutting its global interests, experts say, as the post "sunny ways" version of the Trudeau government's foreign policy emerges Wednesday with the announcement of a new cabinet.
The key moving parts could include a replacement for Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland, who might be given a new domestic portfolio, and the fact that International Trade Minister Jim Carr is fighting a form of blood cancer that makes him an unlikely candidate for a heavy travel schedule.
Trevin Stratton, chief economist of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, says Canada's low-growth economy is eroding its broader standing on the world stage, even as managing relations with both the United States and China remains a paramount priority.
He says Canada's international ranking in a series of global surveys continued to decline in recent months, including during the federal election campaign.
That includes a slide in the World Economic Forum's ranking of the productivity of G20 countries, which saw Canada drop two positions to 14th place.
Stratton says Canada also fell to 23rd place among countries in the World Bank's "ease of doing business" ranking and received a lower mark in another index that ranks the "soft power" of 30 leading countries.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 19, 2019.


Executables
ecovolve(args = "--help", intern = FALSE) phylocom(args = "help", intern = FALSE) phylomatic(args = "--help", intern = FALSE)
FALSE
ecovolve()#> #> ====================================================== #> #> E C O V O L V E #> PHYLOGENY AND TRAIT SIMULATOR WITH ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES #> Cam Webb<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#> #> ====================================================== #> #> Usage: ecovolve [-s -e -t -m -c -p -l -d -h] #> #> Switches: #> -s prob of speciation per unit time[0.05] #> -e prob of extinction per unit time[0.01] #> -t time units to simulate over [100] #> -m output mode (2 = LTT; 3 = newick) [3] #> -c prob envelope for char change, string of 10 ints [3211000000] #> -l stop simulation after this number of extant lineages [NO] #> -p output phylogeny pruned only for extant taxa [NO] #> -d taper character change by exp(-time / INT ) #> -x simulate competition, with trait proximity increasing extinction #> -h help #> #> View it!: #> $ ecovolve > ecovolve.phylo #> $ phylocom makenex -f ecovolve.phylo -t ecovolve.traits \ #> -s ecovolve.sample > ecovolve.nex #> (open and trace character in Mesquite with BLs proportional) #>phylocom()#> #> ========================================================== #> #> P H Y L O C O M #> PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF ECOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES #> AND SPECIES TRAITS, WITH PHYLOGENETIC TOOLS #> Cam Webb<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#> David Ackerly<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#> Steve Kembel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#> #> ========================================================== #> #> Version 4.2. Copyright (c) 2001-2009 Webb, Ackerly and Kembel #> This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, #> and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; #> type `phylocom license' for warranty, license and citation information. #> #> Usage: phylocom method [ options ] #> #> Phylogenetic community structure (intrasample): #> comstruct: Calculates mean phylogenetic distance and mean nearest #> taxon phylogenetic distance for each plot and all plots, and #> compares them to [999] random runs with matrices created by #> the null model specified by the -m switch. #> Alter # runs with a second argument. #> swap: Swaps the input matrix 1000 times using the Independent Swap #> Algorithm (independent swap) and outputs swapped matrix console. #> pd: Faith's Phylogenetic diversity; proportion of total branch length. #> ltt: Prints the number of lineages at fixed divs of total time #> proportional to no. of tip taxa. Phylo must be #> ultrametric. [lttr compares with random samples.] #> nodesig: Tests each node for overabundance of terminal taxa. #> nodesigl: As nodesig, but output in table form. #> #> Phylogenetic community structure (intersample): #> comdist: Outputs the pairwise distance matrix between plots, based on mean #> phylogenetic distance of all possible pairs of taxa in one plot #> to the taxa in the other. [comdistnt uses nearest taxon method.] #> icomdist: Gives the mean distance from each taxon to taxa in other plots. #> rao : Calculates Rao's entropy measure #> #> Community trait structure: #> comtrait: Measures of trait value clustering and evenness within samples #> #> Phylogenetic trait analysis: #> aot: Trait analysis algorithms of David Ackerly #> aotn: Trait analysis algorithms (Nexus output) #> aotf: Trait analysis algorithms (full output) #> #> Misc Phylogeny Tools: #> phydist: Calculates the simple pairwise matrix of phylogenetic distances. #> phyvar: Output phylogenetic variance-covariance matrix. #> agenode: Output the ages of each node, calculated from BLs. #> ageterm: Output the stem age of terminal taxon. #> makenex: Convert all data files into a Mesquite-readable Nexus #> naf: Convert all data files into a node-as-factor table #> new2nex: Convert the phylo file into a Mesquite-readable Nexus #> new2fy: Convert the phylo file into a tabular list of nodes #> bladj: Branch length adjust alg. Needs an 'ages' file. #> comnode: Find common nodes between two trees of different size. #> sampleprune: Prunes the phylo for each list of taxa in sample. #> rndprune: Prunes the phylo [-r n] times, using [-p n] terminals. #> cleanphy: Prunes `empty' internal nodes (e.g., output from phylomatic) #> version: Print software version. #> help: This file #> #> Options: #> -r INT Number of randomizations to use [999]. #> -m INT Swap method to use with comstruct/swap: [2]. #> 0 = Shuffle phylogeny taxa labels. #> 1 = Sample taxa become random draws from sample pool. #> 2 = Sample taxa become random draws from phylogeny pool. #> 3 = Shuffle sample using independent swap. #> 4 = Shuffle sample using trial swap. #> -w INT Number of swaps/trials per run (for independent/trial swap) [1000]. #> -b INT Number of burnin swaps/trials (for independent/trial swap) [0]. #> -f filename Use this file as the phylogeny file [phylo]. #> -s filename Use this file as the sample file [sample]. #> -t filename Use this file as the traits file [traits]. #> -p INT Number of taxa to include in pruned tree [5]. #> -n Add default internal node names (aot) or #> enable null model testing (comdist/comdistnt) #> -y Output phylogeny in `fy` format (selected functions) #> -e Suppress output of branch lengths. #> -a Use the abundances in the sample file (otherwise just pres/abs). #> -v Verbose output of raw MPD/MNTD values (comstruct). #>phylomatic()#> #> ====================================================== #> #> P H Y L O M A T I C #> Cam Webb<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#> #> ====================================================== #> #> Usage: phylomatic [-t -f -n -h -l] #> #> Switches: #> -t FILENAME use this as the taxa file #> -f FILENAME use this as the phylo file #> -n label all nodes with default names #> -h Help information #> -y Output a tabular representation of phylogeny #> -l Convert all chars in taxa file to lowercase #>


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Jackie Chan
Résumé
— I most recognisable and influential cinematic personalities in the world, gaining a widespread following in both the Eastern and Western hemispheres, and has received stars on the Hong Kong Avenue of Stars and the Hollywood Walk of Fame. I been referenced in various pop songs, cartoons, and video games. I operatically trained vocalist and is also a Cantopop and Mandopop star, having released a number of albums and sung many of the theme songs for the films in which he has starred.
You are ready for my list of my works?
We begin
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Year 2021
- The Handsome
- Chinese Zodiac 2
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Year 2020
- Five Against a Bullet
- Project X-Traction
- Vanguard
- Wish Dragon
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Year 2019
- The Climbers
- Viy 2: Journey to China
- The Knight of Shadows: Between Yin and Yang
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Year 2017
- Namiya
- Bleeding Steel
- The Foreigner
- The Lego Ninjago Movie
- The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature
- Kung Fu Yoga
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Year 2016
- Railroad Tigers
- The Master: A Lego Ninjago Short
- Skiptrace
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Year 2015
- Monkey King: Hero Is Back
- Who Am I 2015
- Dragon Blade
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Year 2014
- As the Light Goes Out
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Year 2013
- Police Story 2013
- Personal Tailor
- The Unbelievable
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Year 2012
- CZ12
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Year 2011
- Legendary Amazons
- 1911
- Kung Fu Panda 2
- Shaolin
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Year 2010
- The Legend of Silk Boy
- Kung Fu Panda Holiday
- The Karate Kid
- Little Big Soldier
- The Spy Next Door
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Year 2009
- The Founding of a Republic
- Looking for Jackie
- Shinjuku Incident
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Year 2008
- Wushu
- Run Papa Run
- Kung Fu Panda
- The Forbidden Kingdom
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Year 2007
- Air Diary
- Rush Hour 3
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Year 2006
- Rob-B-Hood
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Year 2005
- House of Fury
- Everlasting Regret
- The Myth
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Year 2004
- Rice Rhapsody
- Enter the Phoenix
- New Police Story
- The Twins Effect II
- Around the World in 80 Days
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Year 2003
- The Medallion
- Vampire Effect
- Shanghai Knights
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Year 2002
- The Tuxedo
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Year 2001
- Rush Hour 2
- The Accidental Spy
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Year 2000
- Gen-X Cops 2: Metal Mayhem
- Dragon Heat
- Shanghai Noon
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Year 1999
- Tempting Heart
- Gen-X Cops
- Gorgeous
- King of Comedy
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Year 1998
- Mulan
- An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn
- Hot War
- Rush Hour
- Who Am I?
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Year 1997
- Mr. Nice Guy
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Year 1996
- Martin
- Police Story 4: First Strike
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Year 1995
- Rumble in the Bronx
- Thunderbolt
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Year 1994
- Drunken Master II
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Year 1993
- Kin chan no Cinema Jack
- Crime Story
- City Hunter
- Once a Cop
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NO 😅 🤣 🤣 🤣
Sorry, I have starred in a lot of movies and tired of introducing them, so I suggest the rest to watch and read in detail on my Wikipedia page
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This demo only moves a circle across the canvas element (created at runtime inside the div container). The core principle is having a function executing at a fixed interval to clear the canvas and then to paint all game objects on their updated position.


6.S198 Assignment 5
Jenny Xue<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1.2) Changing the Model
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1.2.1 Why does the Generator need the second FC layer to transform the shape [256] output of the first FC layer?
Hint: Can a Reshape layer reshape [600] to [20,20,2]? How about [800] to [20,10,4]?
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A reshape layer cannot reshape [600] to [20, 20, 2]. However, it can reshape from [800] to [20, 10, 4].
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1.2.2 Submit screenshots of some results (generated examples, discriminator predictions on real and fake data, and learning curves as in the plots above).
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Fully connected model: 211380 Training Examples.
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Convolutional Model: 50505 Training Examples.
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1.2.3 Can you say anything about the performance of the system's default fully connected model versus the performance of the convolutional model?
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The convolutional model was able to achieve what the fully connected model did but with significantly less training examples.
1.3) Exploring with the GAN Playground
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Convolutional model, learning rate 0.1, 113955 training examples to achieve reasonable MNIST digits, performed better than fully connected model.
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Convolutional model, convolution output 32, learning rate 0.1, optimizer sgd, batch size 20, 502220 training examples to achieve reasonable MNIST digits.
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Convolutional model, convolution output 32, learning rate 0.1, optimizer adagrad, batch size 20, it was not able to achieve reasonable MNIST digits after 63560 training examples.
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1.3.1. Were any of your models able to generate any reasonable MNIST digits? If so, were any of your models able to generate all of the MNIST digits (0-9)? Did any of your models get stuck at some point generating one or a few digits only (i.e. mode-collapse)?
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Most models were all able to generate some MNIST digits, the most frequent digit being 1. My last model struggled to generate reasonable images after 60000 examples. None of my models got stuck.
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1.3.3 Try building configurations for CIFAR. (This will require a miinute or two to loadFirst, try running with only FC layers for ~15 minutes and document your results.
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Cifar is more complex because of the colors which is why the images I generated are not good.


High level language reference
Themis currently comes for 5 languages:
- Python: fully documented, examples for typical Python frameworks (twisted, tornado), thoroughly tested by practicing Python developers, Python interface is considered stable.
- Ruby: fully documented, examples for typical Ruby development models (event-based async, around Rails and Eventmachine), being tested right now, yet is considered stable enough to run everything.
- PHP: developed and tested as both stand-alone PHP (invoked from command line) and typical Apache request-bound forking. Examples are provided for the latter as more common practice. Should work in raw stand-alone way too.
- Objective-C: 2 objects out of 3 are documented, one is tested in real-world case (Demo project w/ blog post coming soon).
- Java / Android: 3 objects out of 3, all are tested and covered in simple examples. Demo project and real-world "let's hackathon this" testing blog post coming soon.


This website is there to give you some life hacks and make you adult life easier.
You can also contribute with some ideas.


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Messi proves he is the best every day, says Barcelona team-mate Suarez
by BeSoccerLuis Suarez has spoken about why he feels Lionel Messi is the best player in the world and Barcelona's tricky run of fixtures.
Lionel Messi proves he is the best player in the world day after day at Barcelona and "everyone knows" it to be true, says Luis Suarez.
Uruguayan striker Suarez last month celebrated the fifth anniversary of his debut for the Camp Nou giants, and since his switch from Liverpool to LaLiga he has forged a devastating partnership with Messi.
This season is proving no different, with the duo contributing 14 LaLiga goals between them despite Messi having missed early games of the season with injury.
The debate as to who is the greatest player in the world between Messi and former Real Madrid rival Cristiano Ronaldo, now at Juventus, has rumbled on for over a decade.
But for Suarez, there is simply nobody better than Argentinian Messi.
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"Messi has helped me a lot in my personal growth. We had an affinity from the beginning. From coexistence came friendship, and the moments I spent with him also helped on the pitch," Suarez told Barcelona's official website.
"Everyone knows that he is the best in the world. He has proven it and continues to prove it day after day. He has shown me his companionship a thousand times. He helped me when I was fighting for the Golden Boot. The other day, at Eibar, he gave me a goal."
Despite heading into the international break at the top of LaLiga, Barca coach Ernesto Valverde has found himself under pressure having seen his side drop 11 points from 12 matches this term.
Barca have a tricky period over the coming month, with Champions League fixtures against Borussia Dortmund and Inter, a trip to Atletico Madrid and the rescheduled Clasico with Madrid on December 18.
Suarez, though, is relishing what is to come.
He said: "A very nice month is ahead. We like those, both as footballers and also people. There will be a Clasico too. You have to be mentally and physically prepared. Maybe we won't win every game or have it easy, but we hope to do our best with the support of the fans. We have not had a simple league start. We gave away points that in other years we hadn't lost, but we know that other teams are also competing well."


On Probabilities (NY Times, 2017)
LexisNexis Context development team (2018)
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Junior Design is a two semester class at Georgia Tech. This class requires a team of 5 people, constant communication with a client, deliverables and each member has a role to fulfill.
Our team project included working with the University of Alabama and their administrators office. We specifically evaluated the class enrollment at UAB. Students would sign up for a course in the beginning of the semester and then drop the class later in the semester. Because of the fluctuation in class size, administrators would often open up or close class sections unnecessarily.
Even though all the data is available, the results are hard to evaluate and base decisions on. This lack of predictive analytics leads to inefficient use of administrators time and classroom utilization.
Our team decided to build an application that creates a data visualization using past enrollment and waitlist data. We wanted the application to be able to
These features would allow our client to view class capacity over time and make desicions on future resource allocation in terms of teachers, classroom, technology etc.
We choose a web application because it suits our administrator’s needs to evaluate class capacity over time and it’s easy to use.
The first important part of the page is branding. We went with calling our platform skim, to allude to the idea you could “skim” for the optimal class combinations to best allocate classrooms and teachers based on student need.
The branding is a play on words of skim to refer to skim milk, and adds a layer of friendly and personified branding through the skim milk mascot. We took inspiration from courseoff.com for Georgia Tech and how the class scheduling works on that platform.
Users can either search for the course, our the fields will autopopulate when the user inputs a CRN number.
We utilized a dashboard for quick information access per filtered class. The dashboard includes expected student capacity, predicted dropped students, and waitlist acceptance rate.
The graph comparing semesters to the average, will allow us to better predict whether or not we need to open another course. The average line is default.
These features make the product easy to use and the allow the client to utilize the data given.


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