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UN definition: "Obtaining a quality education underpins a range of fundamental development drivers. Major progress has been made towards increasing access to education at all levels, particularly for women and girls. Basic literacy skills across the world have improved tremendously, yet bolder efforts are needed to achieve universal education goals for all. For example, the world has achieved equality in primary education between girls and boys, but few countries have achieved that target at all levels of education."
Target 4.1: Free primary and secondary education
Target: "By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes."
Target 4.2: Equal access to quality pre-primary education
Target: "By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education."
Target 4.3: Equal access to affordable technical, vocational and higher education
Target: "By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university."
Target 4.4: Increase the number of people with relevant skills for financial success
Target: "By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship."
Target 4.5: Eliminate all discrimination in education
Target: "By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations."
Target 4.6: Universal literacy and numeracy
Target: "By 2030, ensure that all youth and a substantial proportion of adults, both men and women, achieve literacy and numeracy."
Target 4.7: Education for sustainable development and global citizenship
Target: "By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development."
Target 4A: Build and upgrade inclusive and safe schools
Target: "Build and upgrade education facilities that are child, disability and gender sensitive and provide safe, non-violent, inclusive and effective learning environments for all."
Target 4B: Expand higher education scholarships for developing countries
Target: "SBy 2020, substantially expand globally the number of scholarships available to developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and African countries, for enrolment in higher education, including vocational training and information and communications technology, technical, engineering and scientific programmes, in developed countries and other developing countries."
Target 4C: Increase the supply of qualified teachers in developing countries
Target: "SBy 2030, substantially increase the supply of qualified teachers, including through international cooperation for teacher training in developing countries, especially least developed countries and small island developing States."


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11th September
For many years we are likely to remember where we were when we heard or
saw the horrific events of Tuesday 11th September in New York and
Washington, just as we remember Dunblane, the news of the death of
Princess Diana, or the assassination of John F Kennedy.
When I heard the news of the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington on the radio my first response was disbelief. Then, as I watched the video footage of the hijacked plane crashing into the second tower, and the towers collapsing, my reaction turned to horror. Having visited Manhattan last summer, and taken the lift to the top of the World Trade Centre to spend the morning watching the Independence Day celebrations from this vantage point, I found myself very personally involved. Horror soon turned to stunned grief as I realised the magnitude of the attack, and the number of people likely to be trapped in the buildings and on board the planes. This then became tinged with fear as friends commented that this could be the beginning of World War Three. Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is discord, union; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; Where there is sadness, joy. O divine Master, Grant that I may not so much seek To be consoled as to console, To be understood as to understand, To be loved as to love; For it is in giving that we receive, It is in pardoning that we are pardoned, It is in dying that we are born to eternal life. As my mind ranged through these emotions I found myself almost constantly praying for the people involved. I was praying for those who were attempting to escape -- for their protection, for those watching all that was happening on television who had family and friends who were trapped -- that they might know God's comfort, and for the American President and Congress -- that there would be no immediate retaliation. A week later, and I'm still praying. I'm praising God that no precipitous reprisals have yet been taken. I've heard people say this is evidence of American weakness, but I consider it strength. I'm praying for those mourning the loss of loved ones who are known to have died, for those whose friends or family members are still "missing, presumed dead", for those whose lives have been broken through bereavement, injury and fear. I'm praying that love will prevail, that fear and grief and righteous anger will not prove stronger than love.  In the Sermon on the Mount Jesus taught, "Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you". This seems a very hard request to make of those whose lives have been so devastated, but I'm praying that God will enable them to do this -- that love will prove stronger than hate. Will you join me in prayer for the peace of the world? Perhaps the prayer attributed to Francis of Assisi who lived in the 12th Century may help you. Cogges Parish | Other articles | Previous issue | Feedback © 2001; Published in Cogges Parish monthly newsletter, October 2001 |


Yemeni artist paints arms message for France with war mural
The Last Dance of the Dead mural in Paris denounces France's weapons sales to the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen.
Three dangling bodies painted against a blood-red background shocked passersby in central Paris on Tuesday after a Yemeni artist unveiled a mural to denounce French arms sales to the Saudi-led coalition fighting in his homeland.
The three-metre (10 feet) high mural, titled Last Dance of the Dead, was created by Murad Subay.
He started painting when the conflict in his country broke out in 2014 to raise awareness on arbitrary arrests before taking his brush to the bombed-out rubble in the capital Sanaa.
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"This is inspired from real stories of people who died in the war and I am trying to convey how war has affected the people," said Subay, who fled to France 18 months ago and is part of the Artist Protection Fund (APF), which provides relief and safe havens to artists at risk.
France is among the world's leading arms exporters with its sales to Saudi Arabia last year rising 50 percent despite the government calling for an end to the conflict in Yemen.
Paris says its weapons sales are governed by strict procedures in line with international treaties.
President Emmanuel Macron claimed for the first time in May he had received guarantees from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates that French weapons were not used against civilians.
"We're seeing a change in the public language, but what we've been asking for over the last two years is an end to arms sales," said Aymeric Elluin, advocacy officer at Amnesty International France.
The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project, a database that tracks violence in Yemen, said in October about 100,000 people have died since 2015 in the war.


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Provides an interface to the Instagram API <https://instagram.com/ developer/>, which allows R users to download public pictures filtered by hashtag, popularity, user or location, and to access public users' profile data.
| Version: | 0.2.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.12.0), httr, jsonlite |
| Published: | 2016-08-17 |
| Author: | Pablo Barbera [aut, cre], Tiago Dantas [ctb], Jonne Guyt [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Pablo Barbera <pbarbera at usc.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/pablobarbera/instaR/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | https://github.com/pablobarbera/instaR |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| In views: | WebTechnologies |
| CRAN checks: | instaR results |
| Reference manual: | instaR.pdf |
| Package source: | instaR_0.2.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: instaR_0.2.4.zip, r-release: instaR_0.2.4.zip, r-oldrel: instaR_0.2.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: instaR_0.2.4.tgz, r-oldrel: instaR_0.2.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | instaR archive |
| Reverse imports: | vosonSML |
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| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FALCON-1401 | MetadataMappingService fails to add an edge for a process instance | Minor | . | Pallavi Rao | Pallavi Rao |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FALCON-1027 | Falcon REST API trusted proxy support | Major | . | kenneth ho | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-965 | Open up life cycle stage implementation within Falcon for extension | Major | . | Srikanth Sundarrajan | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1477 | Adding "-debug" option to Falcon CLI for debug statements to stdout. | Major | . | Narayan Periwal | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1315 | Update falcon ui for HiveDR, secure clusters and bug fixes | Major | falcon-ui, ui | Venkat Ranganathan | Venkat Ranganathan |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FALCON-348 | Add shutdown hook for Falcon | Major | webapp | Venkatesh Seetharam | sandeep samudrala |
| FALCON-1381 | The webservice response of Falcon includes a stack trace in case of errors | Major | . | Pallavi Rao | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1403 | Revisit IT cleanup and teardown | Major | . | Narayan Periwal | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1417 | Make validity end date optional for feed / process | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-438 | Auto generate documentation for REST API | Major | docs | Venkatesh Seetharam | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1502 | Checkstyle failures in Falcon Regression | Major | merlin | Ajay Yadava | Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-1527 | Release Falcon Unit test jar | Major | general | pavan kumar kolamuri | pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-1524 | Improve Lifecycle Retention validation checks | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1551 | Implement setWorkingDir Method in JailedFileSystem | Major | . | pavan kumar kolamuri | pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-1582 | Documentation for globally disabling retries | Major | docs | Pragya Mittal | Pallavi Rao |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FALCON-1421 | checkColos should be a no-op for embedded mode | Major | client | Sowmya Ramesh | Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-1416 | Add ACL (if missing) during touch | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1429 | Fix Falcon monitoring, alert, audit and monitoring plugins by fixing aspectj handling | Major | . | Venkat Ranganathan | Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-1410 | Entity submit fails when multiple threads try submitting same definition | Major | prism | Pragya Mittal | sandeep samudrala |
| FALCON-1365 | HCatReplication job fails with AccessControlException | Major | replication | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1402 | Validate cmd throws NPE when source cluster and any one of target cluster doesn't have overlapping dates | Major | oozie | pavan kumar kolamuri | pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-1371 | Status of scheduled Process entity is shown as submitted in corner case | Major | . | Balu Vellanki | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1415 | Hive DR process fail if there are no events available from source table | Major | replication | Peeyush Bishnoi | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1438 | Falcon RestAPI - In case of error falcon responds with FalconWebException::null | Major | webapp | Balu Vellanki | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1445 | Docfix for api/instance/dependencies endpoint | Major | docs | Raghav Kumar Gautam | Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-1443 | NPE in shutdown hook | Minor | . | Pallavi Rao | Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1446 | Flaky TaskLogRetrieverYarnTest | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1461 | NPE in DateValidator.validate() | Major | client | Raghav Kumar Gautam | Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-1442 | Contract of WorkflowEngine API broken | Major | . | Pallavi Rao | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1331 | Update Failed for an entity and further updates are not possible as lock is not released | Major | . | pavan kumar kolamuri | pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-1465 | Cluster submission fails with java.lang.IllegalArgumentException in distributed mode | Major | prism | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1373 | HiveDR does not work when job is run on destination cluster | Major | replication | Balu Vellanki | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1484 | Find Bundles fails in case of hadoop namenode moving to HA | Major | common | sandeep samudrala | sandeep samudrala |
| FALCON-1462 | Modify use of "testuser" in UTs and ITs | Minor | . | Pallavi Rao | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1470 | HiveDRStatusStoreTest should fail when using fakeGroup to create StatusStore | Major | replication | Balu Vellanki | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1489 | Partial status http response code returns 200 | Major | regression | Pragya Mittal | Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-1499 | Lifecycle Retention Issues | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1339 | List feed entities shows scheduled Feed entities as submitted | Critical | . | Balu Vellanki | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1487 | In secure cluster setup Hcat process/feed scheduling or replication fails | Major | replication | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1491 | Update ActiveMQ version to 5.12 | Major | . | Venkat Ranganathan | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1509 | Auto generation of REST API does not work in distributed mode. | Major | docs | Pragya Mittal | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1514 | Incorrect logging while submitting cluster | Major | prism | Pragya Mittal | sandeep samudrala |
| FALCON-1518 | Temporarily comment getTotalEnqueueCount in JMSMessageConsumerTest | Major | messaging | Peeyush Bishnoi | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1532 | Incorrect documentation in SLA monitoring | Major | docs | Pragya Mittal | Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-1157 | Build error when using maven 3.3.x | Major | ui | Venkatesan Ramachandran | Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-1530 | SLAMonitoring API is not honouring delete feature | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1529 | SLAMonitoring API non-intuitive response | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1543 | Upgrade Falcon regression to use Active MQ 5.12 | Major | merlin | Pragya Mittal | Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-1526 | Entity Updates are happening multiple times in a single update command | Major | prism | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1541 | Bundle deploy.properties while packaging falcon | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-1555 | succeeded-post-processing action fails in Oozie uber mode | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-1558 | Sla API shows pending instance although _SUCCESS directory is present | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-1556 | Falcon build fails when building with hivedr profile | Blocker | . | Sowmya Ramesh | Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-1560 | Lifecycle does not allow feed with frequency greater than days(1) | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1564 | Provide an option for users to disable system post-processing JMS notification | Blocker | rerun | Peeyush Bishnoi | Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1579 | post-processing action fails with javax.servlet.jsp.el.ELException | Major | oozie | Pragya Mittal | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1563 | Old feed instances get deleted from SLA monitoring on feed update | Blocker | prism | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1585 | Add Falcon recipes DR document | Major | docs | Peeyush Bishnoi | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-570 | Falcon needs to publish maven artifacts | Blocker | . | Raghav Kumar Gautam | Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-298 | Feed update with replication delay creates holes | Major | . | Shwetha G S | sandeep samudrala |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FALCON-1387 | Add Instance Dependency API Test | Major | feed, merlin, process | Pragya Mittal | Pragya Mittal |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FALCON-1413 | Filter By throws wrong error in case of wrong argument being passed | Minor | client | Narayan Periwal | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1414 | Add all fields in filterBy to the entity list output. | Minor | client | Narayan Periwal | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1418 | Update Rest API twiki for proxy support | Major | . | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1449 | Move getEntityProperties method to EntityUtil | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1205 | SLAService to keep track of missing SLAs for feeds | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1342 | Do not allow duplicate properties in cluster entities | Major | general | Balu Vellanki | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1460 | Move getHiveCredentials method to ClusterHelper | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1425 | Provide Email based plugin to send Notification once instance completed | Major | common | Peeyush Bishnoi | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1434 | Enhance schedule API to accept key-value properties | Major | . | Pallavi Rao | Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1408 | Add more logging information for failing ClusterEntityValidationIT | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-1426 | Add documentation for Falcon Email notification | Major | docs | Peeyush Bishnoi | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1343 | Fix validation of read/write endpoints in ClusterEntityParser. | Major | general | Balu Vellanki | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1437 | Change DR recipes notification with Falcon notification | Major | common | Peeyush Bishnoi | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1483 | Add Utils to common to support native scheduler | Major | . | Pallavi Rao | Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1472 | Improvements in SLA service | Major | . | Pallavi Rao | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1475 | Separate SLA monitoring logs from application logs | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1474 | Handling FileNotFoundException on SLA Monitoring service start | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1473 | Feed SLA Miss Alerts through REST API | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1469 | Flaky EntityManagerJerseyIT#testDuplicateSubmitCommands | Major | . | Ajay Yadava | sandeep samudrala |
| FALCON-1476 | Maintaining threshold on monitoring entities for SLA service | Major | . | Pragya Mittal | Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1231 | Improve JobCompletionNotification Service | Major | . | Pallavi Rao | Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1466 | Flaky test in Proxy user feature UT's | Major | . | Pallavi Rao | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1316 | Add supporting REST API calls for new UI | Major | . | Venkat Ranganathan | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1102 | Gather data transfer details of filesystem replication | Major | . | Peeyush Bishnoi | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1537 | Update the documents for maven upgrade | Major | falcon-ui, ui | Sowmya Ramesh | Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-1455 | Create branch 0.8 | Major | general | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1519 | Suspend And Resume API's in Falcon Unit | Major | general | pavan kumar kolamuri | Narayan Periwal |
| FALCON-1485 | Add documentation for replication HDFS job counters | Major | docs | Peeyush Bishnoi | Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1451 | Update JIRA fix versions | Major | general | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1522 | Merge pending patches and update fix version | Major | general | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1453 | Upgrade falcon POM for 0.8 release | Major | build-tools | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1523 | Update CHANGES.txt to change 0.8 branch to release | Major | ease | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1457 | Update changes.txt for 0.8 branch | Major | ease | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1456 | Check licenses and copyright information | Major | docs | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1452 | Document upgrade from 0.7 to 0.8 | Major | docs | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1574 | Document behavior of lifecycle retention stage frequency behavior | Major | retention | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1590 | User friendly release notes | Major | ease | Pallavi Rao | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1454 | Verify source tarball and run few end to end tests | Major | build-tools | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1458 | Update documentation on site and announce the 0.8 release | Major | ease | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FALCON-592 | Refactor FalconCLI to make it more manageable. | Major | . | Balu Vellanki | Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1450 | Prepare Falcon Release v0.8 | Major | ease | Sowmya Ramesh | Sowmya Ramesh |


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Amazon.com, Inc., often refered to as simply Amazon, is an American electronic commerce and cloud computing company with headquarters in Seattle, Washington. It is the largest web-based retailer in the United States. Amazon.com started as bookstore on the web, later diversifying to sell DVDs, Blu-rays, CDs, video downloads/streaming, MP3 downloads/streaming, audiobook downloads/streaming, software, video games, electronics, apparel, furniture, food, toys and jewelry. The company also produces consumer electronics—notably, Amazon Kindle e-book readers, Fire tablets, Fire TV and Fire Phone—and is the world's largest provider of cloud infrastructure services (IaaS). Amazon also sells certain low-end products like USB cables under its in-house brand AmazonBasics.
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APC condemns post-election violence, killing in Kogi
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has condemned the post-election violence reported in Kogi State, which led to the death of a People’s Democratic Party (PDP) woman leader, Salome Abuh, and destruction of property in the state.
The party, in a statement issued by its National Publicity Secretary, Malam Lanre Issa-Onilu, in Abuja on Wednesday, condoled with the family of the deceased and others affected by the post-election violence.
Issa-Onilu, who quoted the state police command as saying that the killing was as a result of a reprisal attack, urged the Kogi people to ensure that the violence was not allowed to escalate.
“We are aware that Gov. Yahaya Bello has already directed law enforcement agencies to fish out the perpetrators.
“The APC abhors violence and other criminalities which, sadly, have continued to plague our electioneering process.
READ ALSO: UPDATED: Kogi West: Melaye storms INEC with 21 video evidences
“We urge people to see election as a democratic contest and not a do-or-die and for which we should pay with our lives.
“We pray that the culprits are caught and the full weight of the law brought to bear on them.
“President Muhammadu Buhari has advised those who are not satisfied with the results of the governorship elections in Kogi and Bayelsa to seek redress in court and shun violence.
“We must all heed this call,” the APC spokesman said.
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This is a built-in file template used to create a new settings.gradle for multi-module Minecraft projects.


Remove book
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| B.Name#2 | Author name#2 | 2000 | 14 | 772bg | |
| B.Name#3 | Author name#3 | 1974 | 2 | 455ss | |
| B.Name#4 | Author name#4 | 1965 | 10 | 311ng |
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Log manager provides simple and clear logging sysmem convenient to use for microservices.
winston-microlog
was developed in order to provide a way to keep logs from different sources
(and parts of sources) in the most convenient and clear way. First of all, the project was created for
microservices, where logs from different services are collected in one thread. Thus, the largest unit of
logging is services. Services can include instances, which can be different functional parts of the
service or just different files.

Example for one service:
logger.js
const LogManager = require("winston-microlog")["default"];
const logManager = new LogManager('Service');
exports["default"] = logManager;
db_connect.js
const logManager = require('./logger')['default'];
const logger = logManager.getLogger('db-con');
logger.info('Connecting to database...');
let db = [{'data': 'data'}];
logger.info('Database succesfully connected!');
exports['default'] = db;
index.js
const logManager = require('./logger')['default'];
const db = require('./db_connect')['default'];
const logger = logManager.getLogger('Main');
logger.info('Service started');
logger.err('Test error');
logger.warn('Test warning');
To start node index.js
Result:
@SERVICE #DB-CON [10:52] ℹ| Connecting to database...
@SERVICE #DB-CON [10:52] ℹ| Database succesfully connected!
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Crowd surf with your eyes. It’s an exhilarating Californian party which means beautiful girls surrounded by much older men. I watch them while I’m sitting pretty at the bar.
Their faces begin to swim together and it’s difficult to differentiate the eyes and lips and the hair because it all becomes the same girl on the magazines, TVs and billboards. But I spot Jemima immediately because she stands out - slightly more sparkly than the rest. She’s in a thin canary yellow dress, her form a stark outline against the Mondrian adorning Hugo’s living room. Sing-song-y around the right people. She’s all soft, cute – no to the freefalling liquor. Everything’s soft dusty browns, liquid caramels and nude leathers. Gin sloshes on my bare skin.
Headrush. Blood pumping but somehow, the world turns slower. I absorb the finer details. The similarities between us. I could feel that we had the same mind. We were snow sisters. We had the same glassy-eyed dismal reality where finding anything worth feeling jittery over was hard. Were we the small-town girl walking into Hollywood cliché? No. We weren’t a dime a dozen. We both hid that history and cleaned our closets of any skeletons, any dusty remains. The dust glittered only over our shoulders at Christmases and Birthdays when we became real actresses mustering up a lie about how hard it was to make rent in LA and how waitressing was rough, our tails tucked between our legs as we guiltily accepted the accompanying cheque in the mail for a hundred dollars to help the month go by a little quicker. We became the girl we never wanted to be for those minute phone calls and then continued living in our fragile realities.
All the secrets hidden in the cocaine, Pablo Neruda and shitty philosophy from guys with thin moustaches and greasy roots. This very type of guy buys me a drink right now attracted to me like a vulture to his drunk bunny prey. I greedily gulp down the glass of Prosecco ignoring his advances. Too late, his hand plays with my skirt. Jemima and I knew the world in a way which was too familiar and as I watch Hugo’s fingers dance on her dress like the dead-eyed Playboy bunny by the pool – I know that we will have the same ending too.
I hurl into the bushes. Watery. Double vision for a quick second until I no longer feel my lashes. Hiccup crazily. Forgetful fumbling for my phone. And I see neon red eyes leeching onto my skin. I hurl some more forgetting I had just puked, an oblivion drunk. Slowly falling into the scratchy bushes, a second coating of wooliness. A hand collects my messy hair into a ponytail. Momentarily, I am stunned.  I watch her bounce away golden daisy bobbing into the Hollywood Hills dancing for the wolves to never surface again. I’m haunted by her words. Where there is money, there is always blood. The vampires circle in. I don’t touch another drink.
I latch on-to people. Candy tells me this in her Arizonian sweat cabin. The mid-west sun twinkles off the carefully placed moonstone slices dancing from the ceiling and the sweat lodge has a magical feeling. Then I remember that I’m in a sweat lodge. Candy takes a deep breath and I follow. She exhales and I feel comfortable. Our energies align.
Candy, I know I’m going to be a star - very soon - because it’s written in the Tree. I’m the middle child in a perfect family. The eldest and youngest sons became everything their parents could ever want – the strong, caring, humble, intelligent types who could hold down healthy relationships, respect women and take an interest in the world around them with a quiet introspection. Why do I find the very idea of being this type of person repugnant?
Candy nods very serious. The smoke is soft and vapoury collecting in swirls around her arms and her lips part very slightly soft exhales. Hallucinogen sparkles in the air. I focus on the ceiling intently following the kaleidoscopic colours twirling through the grass smoke.  I exhale and the wood is a purply haze like the Prince song, and I am suddenly profoundly sad because Prince is dead.
I had a vision the other day where I was standing over the Hollywood sign peering over into the slums of LA. And the people looked up at me and smiled in awe, surrendering to me because I’m the girl guys want to be with, and girls want to be… I think I’m in love again.
I watch the cabin walls bend in and out of shape.
I walk through the warehouse absorbing the cold – shivering baby bunny. Dusty dirt on thin skin. I am the star. Fingers against metal acrid smell. Sign of life – a strip of thin pink lace. Powdery artificial strawberries in the air.  Thirty or so girls are lined up awaiting the casting director’s call. We all are Jemima clones biting her look. One of the camera boys shoots me a coy smile, and I return it. Networking. Hush hush money.
I watch one of the girls mouth something to herself, her fake lips smacking together. I recognise the words she’s mouthing. Playboy did an interview with Jemima which went viral. She told people the truth and they killed her for it. The girl performs this monologue with an intensity that would make Ginsberg swoon as if rehearsing for an Oscar-winning role about a dead porn star with a complexity that was erased off the planet.
Placing my phone on the communal charging tableau, my hand accidently skims past her breast. I ask her if they’re real, and she reassures me they aren’t. I recognise the hungry look that passes over her eye as she bends down daintily to get something from her purse. She hands me a black business card for Dr X. She winks at me. Tell him Jemima sent you.  Oily fingerprints on his Cuban chain, dusted out signet with diamonds paid for by our Queen. In two lines Jemima’s life is summarised. She was one of the most iconic girls to star in Hugo’s films. She retired with an eight-figure salary at 23 with her future in-tact. The Jemima clones around me hang onto his words with an intensity that only the new girls had.
The camera guys, makeup artists and photographers avoid the intense fluorescent lights in the shadows of the room. They look forward with intense blankness. Hugo takes off my jacket under the lights and tells me to say my lines. He invites me over to his home for a second time.
I wake up at 7am because my body clock is this strange new instrument of regularity. Natural sunlight pours over me and I feel at home. I run my hands under the faucet, pouring some amino-glyceric powder into my palm and wetting it. It covers my face with slippery ease. I splash cold water on my face and wash it off, cleaning my skin of any toxins or impurities which may have accumulated over the night or the past day – all part of the job. Following that, I brush my teeth with a charcoal activated minty foam and a fresh bamboo toothbrush. I spit and watch the black foam dribble from my mouth demonic.
The kitchen is my favourite part of my morning because I have a moment to see the details of my life being curated in real-time. The artwork I purchased on a whim from a gallery opening in New York sits in my living room in its brown cardboard box. I cut it open the box cutter slicing through the packaging with ease. Open up sesame. A woman’s legs cement in opaque silver is spread-eagle under a thick pane of glass. My morning orange juice covers up her vulgar bits. She’s a butterfly or an eagle or something to be critiqued by art theorists and the like.  Everything is expensive and clean and tasteful. I stare at my naked body installation on the double-glazed panes opening my home to the Hills. Nobody looks in but I can sense the eyes and they fixate on my body.
I dream about how old Hollywood is dead often because it should be sad.  There is no talent anymore. But why bother caring about something so insignificant? What, no more red lipstick and pin-curls? Everyone’s tanner, skinnier, bitchier, doped up on amphetamines and a sense of self-importance. If the world’s ending, why not live out this hedonism?
I’m behind Hollywood – looking in over the Laurel Hills.  We wear a tiny canary yellow dress in a sexy take on the cherubic southern bell. Our lips are pursed and pouty, half a milligram larger than they were in the last film, “Cure for the Cowboy Blues”. Our waist is smaller and more defined.  We watch over the entirety of the city. We see the aspiring models, actors, directors, painters, lovers, killers.
There is a certain type of person in the world who hates me. I don’t generalise this idea, moreso mull over it. I try to spot them on the bus, coming back from a quick Bikhram session at EnvisionLife, when I’m drinking my routine cold brew at Starbucks. They are the want-nots. The type of person to think that becoming famous is easy. The ones who are quick to dismantle any notoriety or greater-than-life presence any one person can acquire, shaping these pleasures up to luck and/or any other extraneous services one can provide. My brother is one of these people, the brown-nosers. He looks down at me, and I can just see that sad sad look in his eye as he dips his head down at his brown brown shoes. Eyes especially shiny with a jaded entitlement that only bros who had been given everything could muster, chin on hand Rodin’s Thinker, an imposter Rumi. Sighing at the state of the world, the degenerate folk running it, the scum and filth scrubbing it up, whilst never motivating the action for change. But on that technical flaw, he always won because he never admitted to superiority.
But why bother arguing with the other half?  You will never fit into this place. We’re love-hungry, attention-starved, unexhausted. The vampires who enjoy the thrill of the chase, where every man, woman and child is prey and everything is fair game because it’s Hollywood, baby. Everyone wants to be famous because everyone wants to be loved. The difference is that some people simply won’t ever be loved like that and that scares them. Some people don’t like pain, but the fall is fun here.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
This is one of James' restaurant dishes adapted for the home cook. Its fresh flavours and pretty presentation will wow.
For the chutney, heat the sugar in a large, heavy-based pan over a low heat, stirring well until it has melted and turned golden-brown (CAUTION: boiling sugar is extremely hot. Handle very carefully. Use a deep pan to avoid bubbling over.). Stir in the sultanas, thyme, ginger and shallot.
Add the cider vinegar and gooseberries to the pan, stir well and bring the mixture to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer gently for 8-10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the gooseberries have softened and broken down. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then set aside to cool slightly.
For the mackerel, preheat the oven to 220C/200C Fan/Gas 7.
Blend the salmon and lemon juice to a fine paste in a food processor. With the motor still running, gradually add the cream in a thin stream until all of the cream has been incorporated into the mixture and the paste has thickened to a fluffy mousse. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
One by one, carefully stuff the cavities of the mackerel first with the tarragon leaves, then with the salmon mousse.
Roll the pastry out onto a lightly floured work surface to a thickness of 0.5cm/¼in. Cut the pastry into four rectangles - these should be long enough to wrap around the stuffed fish and half as wide as the fish (about 15cm x 18cm/6in x 7in).
Brush each pastry rectangle with a little of the beaten egg, then wrap one rectangle around the middle of each fish, pressing the ends of the pastry together underneath the fish to seal (use a little more beaten egg for this if necessary).
Place the wrapped, stuffed fish onto a baking tray. Wrap the tail of each fish in greased aluminium foil to stop them from burning. Sprinkle a little sea salt over each fish.
Bake the stuffed mackerel in the oven for 18-20 minutes, or until the pastry is risen and golden-brown and the fish are cooked through. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool for about five minutes.
To serve, cut each mackerel in half and serve with a dollop of gooseberry chutney.


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Our options this week included designing and printing a small 3D object that could not be made subtractively.For this task I decided to do this in Fusion360. I inserted a text box, and extruded the letter reall far. I did not have time to print it before break but hopefully it comes out great.
For the other task we were told to make a drip irrgation system. This means a gadget that can twist onto a water bottle which can then be put in the ground. I decided to go with a circular type gadget. In the screenshot above I show my gadget, but in it i clearly forgot to add the threads in Fusion360.But luckly I ran out of time before break to print it, so before I do when break ends I will have to add the correct sized threads so that i can properly screw it on to a plastic water bottle.


Q: Lynne, what makes Cornwall special?
Cornwall in particular has spectacular beaches, coastal walks and an air of ancient history..which is slowly being lost through big corporate intervention. They produce some of the best artisan and local delicacies. Farms are loved and animals are free. Cornwall offers tranquility where you can practically have a beach to yourself and if you charter a boat you can find isolated hidden bays and clear deep water. You can visit local pubs and find real Celtic warmth and toe tapping music under low old beams in lopsided inns. The majority of celebrity chefs have their restaurants in Cornwall Rick Stein, Jamie Oliver, Marco Pierre White. The fresh fish which is caught daily is superbly cooked for you to enjoy. Many celebrities live or spend time in Cornwall it is a real getaway.
Q:Wonderful! Was it always like this though? How was Cornwall in the good old days? Before it became a popular tourist destination?
Many moons ago Cornwall flourished through fishing and the tin mines. After the value of tin subsided and eventually people grew to know about the warm sea air and beautiful coastal scenery tourism became more and more of an attraction.. It was miles away from the sea side attraction like Brighton's pier it was rural with a local way of life that still is kept going today although the tiny quaint villages are now more full with arts and gift shops for the ever building tourism. There is an abundance of sea trips, international surfing, classic sailing races, right down to be able to potter up a tranquil river all to yourself and lose yourself in the delights of Cornwall rivers wild life. So Cornwall offers history, scenery, great produce, an abundance of activities and most of all immaculettes little secrets...
Q:What is a "Self catering service"?
Immaculette can increase the turnover substantially and sustainably through a niche market. The niche market is 'high end luxury self catering.' Through this market second home owners and holiday home owners , who charge high significant holiday rent and then remove that revenue away from the area ,have in my eyes, a significant responsibility ,to care for their environment of which they are encouraging visitors to come and enjoy and discover the local activities and feel like part of the community.
Q: Does it enhance the experience of the tourists? What is your motivation behind promoting small scale industries of Cornwall?
There are thousands of self catering properties occupied by so many weeks of the year, in cornwall alone, if immaculette can provide locally sourced goods as an exquisite gift of goods for the visitor to enjoy on arrival ,which very possibly they may not come across by chance and enhance added value to their holiday experience .This can substancially 'make a difference' to the 'growth' of small business ,which sustainably can create local jobs. Surely this makes sence not only in cornwall but in rural areas around the world to encourage.
So the intention of Immaculette's movement is to support and sustain rural small business who need as much support as they can get and hopefully add significantly to the future growth of communities..
Q:Does the tourism ever feel like an intrusion to the locals? How have the locals adapted?
The way the locals have adapted is clearly by offering tours and reopening up the history for example Poldark.com and reinventing how people used to live.
Thank you Lynne for talking to us --- May,2015


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By Chen Hui Jing / @hj_chen
I wrote a thing last year.
Where did CSS named colours come from?16 of CSS’s named colors come from HTML originally: aqua, black, blue, fuschia, gray, green, lime, maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white, and yellow. Most of the rest come from one version of the X11 color system, used in Unix-derived systems to specify colors for the console.
You should read this thing by a professional instead.
Ask an expert: Why is CSS…the way it is? by Chris LilleyWhiteness and all grey Colours between white and black, may be compounded of Colours, and the whiteness of the Sun’s Light is compounded of all the primary Colours mix’d in a due Proportion.
–Sir Issac Newton, Opticks (Prop. V Theor. IV.)
Perceived according to the wavelength of the light which strikes the eye
General diagram, individual profiles will vary
The resultant set of colours when a colour model is associated with a precise description of how components are to be interpreted
Concept seems to have been developed by Hermann Grassmann
Grassmann published his theory of how colours mix in 1853
Colour can be represented as a convex cone in the 3D linear space
The portion of the colour space that can be represented or reproduced
Generally specified on the hue-saturation plane
When a colour cannot be expressed within a particular colour model, it is out of gamut
As of now, a device that can reproduce the entire visible colour space remains an unrealised goal within the engineering of colour displays and printing processes
💡 English translation of Theorie der Pigmente von grösster Leuchtkraft by Erwin Schrödinger
An objective specification of the quality of a colour regardless of its luminance
Consists of two independent parameters, often specified as hue (h) and colourfulness (s)
Allows for representation via polar coordinates with respect to a white point of a display
Light is either
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For colour creation in printing and film
Uses the subtractive primary colours of pigment (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key (black))
Magenta on the X-axis, Cyan on the Y-axis, Yellow on the Z-axis
Starts with white, and variable amounts of dye subtracts some colours from light leaving others, cyan absorbs red, magenta absorbs green, yellow absorbs blue
All light-emitting displays would use an additive colour model like RGB
RGB is device-dependent, thus an RGB value will not define the same colour across devices without some kind of colour management
A colour is expressed by indicating how much of each of the red, green, and blue is included in numerical terms
For computers, component values are stored as integer values ranging from 0 to 255, which is the range an 8-bit byte can offer
color
to describe the text colour of an element
background-color
to describe the background colour of an element
Colour can either be a keyword or a numerical RGB specification
Hex codes are simply RGB colours in the hexadecimal notation
#ffffff
David DeSandro, dotCSS 2018
transparent
Was there from the beginning and is the initial value of background-color
CSS2 allowed its use in border-color
CSS3 allowed its use in all elements that accepted a colour value
Computes to rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)
sRGB (standard Red Green Blue) is an RGB color space created by HP and Microsoft for monitors, printers and the Web
Colours in CSS were first specified in RGB
Even though there were better systems, RGB was “good enough” at the time
💡 Original document: A Standard Default Color Space for the Internet - sRGB
A systematic notation for named colours for computer applications using English terms created by Berk, Brownston and Kaufman in 1982
Uses ten colour names: red, orange, brown, yellow, green, blue, purple, white, grey and black
Base colour names can be combined or prefixed with modifiers
5 lightness terms, 4 saturation terms and 31 hue terms combine to produce 620 chromatic colour names
Not meant for computation, rather, a mechanism for naming colour literals and constants
named-color := gray-color | chromatic-color
gray-color := 'black' | 'white' | lightness gray
gray := 'gray' | 'grey'
chromatic-color := [ tint | shade ] hue | [ lightness || saturation ]? hue
tint := 'whitish' | 'pale' | 'brilliant' | 'vivid'
shade := 'blackish' | 'dim' | 'deep' | 'vivid'
saturation := 'grayish' | 'moderate' | 'strong' | 'vivid'
lightness := 'moderate' | 'very'? [ 'dark' | 'light' ]
hue := splash-color? base-color | base-color '-' base-color
base-color := 'red' | 'orange' | 'brown' | 'yellow' | 'green' | 'blue' | 'purple'
splash-color := 'reddish' | 'orangish' | 'brownish' | 'yellowish' | 'greenish' | 'bluish' | 'purplish'
Based on the X11 colours
Supported in Mosaic and Netscape Navigator because both ran in X Windows System
Chris Lilley lost the fight to use names from the Colour Naming System (CNS)
The path of least resistance was chosen ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
An abstract illustrative organisation of colour hues around a circle to show the relationships between them
When the eye sees a colour it is immediately excited and it is its nature, spontaneously and of necessity, at once to produce another, which with the original colour, comprehends the whole chromatic scale.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Theory of Colours, Part VI, Completeness and Harmony
Created by Professor Albert H. Munsell
A colour space that specifies colours based on three properties of colour: hue, chroma and value
The first system which separated hue, value and chroma into perceptually uniform and independent dimensions
Munsell was the first person to illustrate colours systematically in three-dimensional space
Defined by the International Commission on Illumination (CIE) in 1976
Also known as LAB, for lightness, green/red and blue/yellow respectively
CIELAB gamut includes both the gamuts for RGB and CMYK
Meant to approximate human vision and aspires to perceptual uniformity
Needed more data per pixel to obtain the same precision as RGB or CMYK
An alternative representation of the RGB colour model, utilising a cylindrical geometry, hue being the angular dimension, saturation along the radial direction and lightness from top to bottom
Based on the organisation and conceptualisation of colours in human vision
Conversion from RGB was fast enough to run in real time on 1970s hardware
HSL was added to CSS in 2002 from the desire to have some sort of hue wheel system
Fast forward to today, its disadvantages (non-perceptual uniformity being a key one) are flaring their head
Hue is unitless as degrees is implicit, Saturation and Lightness are in percentages
Lets you perform arithmetic operations on colour values on each colour component separately
4 groups of colour functions: RGB, HSL, Opacity and Other
Extract or manipulate RGB/HSL values from hex codes or write your own conversion functions
Play around with the alpha component with opacity functions
Additional colour manipulation functions for mixing colours, adjust-color
, change-color
, scale-color
HWB colours (hue, whiteness, blackness)
Lab colours (lightness, green/red (a-axis), blue/yellow (b-axis))
LCH colours (lightness, chroma, hue)
gray()
function
You should also read these things by other professionals.
LCH colors in CSS: what, why, and how? by Lea Verou
Calculating Color: Dynamic Color Theming with Pure CSS by Una Kravets
color-mix()
mix-color(peru lightgoldenrod 40%)
color-contrast()
color-contrast(purple, chartreuse, firebrick, ghostwhite)
/* ghostwhite wins with a ratio of 8.9 */
color-adjust()
color-adjust(darkslategrey lightness(-20%));
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BAND WAGON, THE (director: Vincente Minnelli; screenwriter: Betty Comden/Adolph Green; cinematographer: Harry Jackson; editor: Albert Akst; cast: Fred Astaire (Tony Hunter), Nanette Fabray (Lily Marton), Oscar Levant (Lester Marton), Jack Buchanan (Jeffrey Cordova ), Cyd Charisse (Gaby Gerard), James Mitchell (Paul Byrd), Robert Gist (Hal Benton), Ava Gardner (Herself), 1953)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
An MGM dazzler, a striking musical, satirizing the staging of a Broadway play. It is a technically superior work, making up for a thin plot with plenty of lively musical scores and dance numbers, and a constant barrage of witty dialogue. Many critics consider this one to be the best musical of all time. The musical becomes the stage for the battle between pop culture versus high art, with the film favoring the low brow art form.
The British musical star Jack Buchanan, plays a flamboyant, self-absorbed producer/director Jeffrey Cordova, supposedly imitating Jose Ferrer; the married scenarists, a sometimes bickering couple, Lily Marton (Nanette Fabray) and Lester (Oscar Levant), supposedly are autobiographical of the film's scenarists Betty Comden and Adolph Green. Fred Astaire plays Tony Hunter, a has-been Hollywood musical star, who comes to New York to try and revive his dying career, which is close enough in reality to what was happening to Astaire at the the time of this film. His career had gone downhill from his peak days, not having made a successful film in the past three years. Clifton Webb was first-choice for the Buchanan part, but he turned it down because it wasn't a starring role. However, he did recommend Buchanan to the studio for the part, and the studio was rewarded in its choice by getting an outstanding performance from him.
This is a film dominated by its magnificent musical numbers scored by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz. The songs include the following: 'A Shine on your Shoes,' 'Dancing in the Dark,' 'That's Entertainment,' 'By Myself,' my favorite number about triplets who do not like each other- 'Triplets,' 'New Sun in the Sky,' 'I guess I'll Have to Change My Plans- the highlight of this number is a soft-shoe by Astaire and Buchanan,' 'Louisiana Hayride,' 'I love Louisa,' and an eight-minute dream number that is the climax of the film-- a jazz-dance spoof on Mickey Spillane's 'Girl Hunt,' with Cyd showing off her long dancing legs as a femme fatale in a smoky barroom and delivering a very sexy routine in a sequined red dress and black mesh tights. Astaire is the noir-like detective, wearing a cream-colored suit, a black shirt and yellow tie and is dancing to a sexually-charged choreographed stage fighting scenario. This Technicolor dance routine didn't seem to fit into the rest of the film, except it seemed to point out what the film was trying to say about mixing together both art forms, as the dance was both derived from the lexicon of pop culture and from the high arts.
The Marton scenarists write a Broadway show for Tony Hunter and get the pretentious Jeffrey Cordova to direct it. He changes their lighthearted pop musical into a serious play about a modern Faust and gets backers immediately for the show because of his recent hits on Broadway. He also gets Paul Byrd (Mitchell) to choreograph the show, with the idea that he can get his star ballerina girlfriend, Gaby Gerard (Cyd), to do his Broadway show. She is a hot commodity, but has turned down all offers of Broadway, prefering the aesthetics of the more serious medium she is in. Cordova is an excellent manipulator of people and is thereby able to get the cast he wants.
But there is no smooth sailing ahead, as Hunter feels he is being frozen out of the show, realizing that he can't do serious dancing on a par with Gaby, while Gaby feels she can't do his hoofer style of dancing. They both feel inferior when not doing the role they feel comfortable in and try to see if they can work out a satisfactory way in which to be dance partners. He is also vainly worried that she is too tall for him.
The Martons are disappointed that the director has ignored their script. Lester wants his original script to be the play, while Lily swears by Cordova's track record for success, until she realizes that the play is not working.
At a tryout for the show in New Haven, before going to Broadway, the backers find it to be a bomb and withdraw their financial support. But Hunter, by this time is nice and cozy with Gaby, decides to back the show by selling his original Degas painting and other classical paintings from his collection, cavalierly stating: "Those painters loved the theater." He converts the play back to the Marton's fluffy original script. Gaby, thereby, leaves her domineering boyfriend and finds love with Hunter. Cordova graciously accepts Hunter as the director of the show, after apologizing for his mistake. It all ends on a happily banal note, as they sing 'That's Entertainment,' signifying that whether it's a play by Shakespeare or Bojangles dancing, you still have to entertain an audience. The Arthur Freed production team, true to the film's theme, have created a most entertaining film. Vincent Minnelli's direction was accomplished with much style and panache. If you like an old-fashioned Broadway musical, you can't go wrong with this one.
REVIEWED ON 3/29/2000 GRADE: B+
Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews"
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'use strict'; var hashmerge = require('hashmerge'); /** * Retrieve block details * * Special Note - Status Field: * The status field shows the status of the block through its lifecycle. It can have the following values: * * queued - The block has been queued and is awaiting pickup by a host. * building - The block has been picked up and is building on a remote host. * running - The block is now running and should be accessible via IP. * error - There was a failure with the deployment. BBG will investigate, but this block should not be functional. * * @function block_details * @memberof Bluebox * @param {Hash} options * @param {String} options.uuid UUID of the block to retrieve * @param {Function} options.callback * @param {function} callback * @instance */ var block_details = function(options, callback) { var self = this; var required = [ 'uuid' ]; var optional = [ ]; var defaults = {}; var settings = hashmerge(defaults, options); var uuid = settings.uuid; self._request('get', '/blocks/' + uuid +'.json', settings , function(err, body, statusCode) { if (err) { return callback(err) ; } if (statusCode === 404) { return callback(new Error('Not Found - Block [' + settings.uuid + '] was not found.')); } if (statusCode !== 200) { return callback(new Error('Unexpected Status Code[' + statusCode + '] : ' + body )) ; } return callback(null, body); }); }; module.exports = block_details; /* * { id: 'a124ca83-c026-402d-bec2-9ab2bcf8b9b7', hostname: 'block6115604-s5a.blueboxgrid.com', description: '1 GB RAM + 20 GB Disk', memory:<PHONE_NUMBER>, storage:<PHONE_NUMBER>0, cpu: 0.5, ips: [ { address: '<IP_ADDRESS>' }, { address: '2607:f700:1:cb:26a2:23e7:b787:de3e' } ], lb_applications: [], status: 'running', location_id: '37c2bd9a-3e81-46c9-b6e2-db44a25cc675', product: { id: '94fd37a7-2606-47f7-84d5-9000deda52ae', description: 'Block 1GB Virtual Server', cost: '0.15' } } */


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bf_address = BuildFileAddress(BuildFile(root_dir, "BUILD"), "foo")
self.build_file_parser._populate_target_proxy_transitive_closure_for_address(bf_address)
self.assertEqual(len(self.build_file_parser._target_proxy_by_address), 3)
// TODO(Eric Ayers) This test broke during a refactoring and should be moved, removed or updated
@pytest.mark.xfail
def test_no_targets(self):
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AudioComponent(Entity entity,
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Sound[] soundsIn)
Creates a new AudioComponent
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double |
getDefaultVolume(java.lang.String soundName)
Gets the volume that the sound was originally created with.
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pause(java.lang.String soundName)
Stops playing this sound, but leaves its position alone.
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void |
play(java.lang.String soundName)
Plays a sound.
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setVolume(java.lang.String soundName,
double volume)
Sets the volume of a sound to a particular value.
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void |
stop(java.lang.String soundName)
Stops playing this sound and resets its position to the start of the
audio.
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getEntity, getId, render, update
public AudioComponent(Entity entity, java.lang.String[] soundNames, Sound[] soundsIn)
entity
- The entity this component is attached to.soundNames
- Strings identifying the sounds being passed in.soundsIn
- The sounds being added to the component.public double getDefaultVolume(java.lang.String soundName)
soundName
- The sound of interest.public void setVolume(java.lang.String soundName, double volume)
soundName
- The sound of interest.volume
- How loud the audio should be played at. 1.0 specifies normal
volume, and lower or higher values specify quieter or louder
volumes, respectively.public void play(java.lang.String soundName)
soundName
- The sound to be played.public void pause(java.lang.String soundName)
soundName
- The sound to be paused.public void stop(java.lang.String soundName)
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Outcome
This method supports the outcome Use visually distinct headings.
Detailed description
Although there is nothing stopping a designer or developer picking font sizes on whim, using a typographic scale to create a series of type sizes, line heights, and margins creates a feeling of connectedness in the components in a view. This, combined with well-chosen margins and font weight will make headings more visually distinct than their surrounding body text.
Creating whitespace that is visually closer to its related block of content than the preceding content provides a further visual clue to the relationship between the heading and its content. There should be more whitespace before the heading and less after it.
For plain text where markdown isn’t used, a heading is created by leaving two lines of whitespace before, and one line of whitespace after, a line of text.
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ZIP: 250 Title: Deployment of the Heartwood Network Upgrade Owners: Daira Emma Hopwood<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Status: Final Category: Consensus / Network Created: 2020-02-28 License: MIT
The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "SHOULD", and "MAY" in this document are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119. 1
The term "network upgrade" in this document is to be interpreted as described in ZIP 200. 3
The terms below are to be interpreted as follows:
This proposal defines the deployment of the Heartwood network upgrade.
The primary sources of information about Heartwood consensus protocol changes are:
The network handshake and peer management mechanisms defined in ZIP 201 4 also apply to this upgrade.
The following network upgrade constants 3 are defined for the Heartwood upgrade:
0xF5B9230B
Testnet: 903800
Mainnet: 903000
Nodes compatible with Heartwood activation on testnet MUST advertise protocol version 170010 or later. Nodes compatible with Heartwood activation on mainnet MUST advertise protocol version 170011 or later. The minimum peer protocol version that Heartwood-compatible nodes will connect to is 170002.
Pre-Heartwood testnet nodes are defined as nodes on testnet advertising a protocol version less than 170010. Pre-Heartwood mainnet nodes are defined as nodes on mainnet advertising a protocol version less than 170011.
For each network (testnet and mainnet), approximately 1.5 days (defined in terms of block height) before the corresponding Heartwood activation height, nodes compatible with Heartwood activation on that network will change the behaviour of their peer connection logic in order to prefer pre-Heartwood peers on that network for eviction from the set of peer connections:
/** * The period before a network upgrade activates, where connections to upgrading peers are preferred (in blocks). * This was three days for upgrades up to and including Blossom, and is 1.5 days from Heartwood onward. */ static const int NETWORK_UPGRADE_PEER_PREFERENCE_BLOCK_PERIOD = 1728;
The implementation is similar to that for Overwinter which was described in 4.
Once Heartwood activates on testnet or mainnet, Heartwood nodes SHOULD take steps to:
Prior to the network upgrade activating on each network, Heartwood and pre-Heartwood nodes are compatible and can connect to each other. However, Heartwood nodes will have a preference for connecting to other Heartwood nodes, so pre-Heartwood nodes will gradually be disconnected in the run up to activation.
Once the network upgrades, even though pre-Heartwood nodes can still accept the numerically larger protocol version used by Heartwood as being valid, Heartwood nodes will always disconnect peers using lower protocol versions.
Unlike Overwinter and Sapling, and like Blossom, Heartwood does not define a new transaction version. Heartwood transactions are therefore in the same v4 format as Sapling transactions, use the same version group ID, i.e. 0x892F2085 as defined in 2 section 7.1, and the same transaction digest algorithm as defined in 7. This does not imply that transactions are valid across the Heartwood activation, since signatures MUST use the appropriate consensus branch ID. 7
Support for Heartwood on testnet will be implemented in zcashd
version 2.1.2, which will advertise protocol version 170010. Support for Heartwood on mainnet will be implemented in zcashd
version 3.0.0, which will advertise protocol version 170011.
| 1 | RFC 2119: Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels |
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| 2 | Zcash Protocol Specification, Version 2021.2.16 or later |
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| 4 | ZIP 201: Network Peer Management for Overwinter |
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| 5 | ZIP 213: Shielded Coinbase |
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| 6 | ZIP 221: FlyClient - Consensus-Layer Changes |
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| 7 | ZIP 243: Transaction Signature Validation for Sapling |
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Slickensides are planes of movement between two blocks of rock. Often they are recognised by a polished surface. Lineations on such planes (striation) show the relative movement of the blocks.


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(e.g. environmentImage
rather than environment-image
).
This works not just for the <model-viewer>
properties,
but you can also specify style
and put all of your desired CSS on the value side.
By default, this player sets the following attributes:
shadow-intensity="1" autoplay ar camera-controls auto-rotate
interaction-prompt-threshold="1500"
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Download the poster and card image and serve them from the same path as you serve your GLB/glTF model above.
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Ensure your model is served with permissive CORS headers so that it can be loaded by https://modelviewer.dev
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Then copy the HTML snippet below, remix this Glitch,
and replace the snippet in the <head>
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like https://model-viewer-twitter.glitch.me).
Alternatively, you can simply copy all but the last line (the redirect) into the <head>
of the page you want to link to, then use its URL directly in your tweet.
Be sure to test your URL on Twitter's validator to see how it will look in a tweet and to ensure the URLs are working right. Unfortunately, their validator messes up the encoding of special characters, so if it seems like certain extras are not being respected, just go ahead and tweet it; we've found it works better in Twitter than the validator.


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Petr Šimeček
Data Scientist, Bioinformatics Analyst, ML Engineer
Professional Experience
Biostatistician
Institute of Animal Science
Prague, Czechia
2007 - 2009
- Designing experiments
- Categorical data analysis
- Mixed-effects models
- GPS tracking data
Bioinformatician
Institute of Molecular Genetics
Prague, Czechia
2007 - 2017
- Mouse genetics
- Next generation sequencing
- Metabolomics
- Later Head of Bioinformatics Unit
- IMPC database
Bioinformatics Analyst
The Jackson Laboratory
Bar Harbor, Maine, USA
2013 - 2017
- QTL mapping
- Mouse diversity outbred
- Mediation analysis
- Aging and its effect on proteome
- R/Shiny & Docker
Data Scientist
Google LLC
Mountain View, California, USA
2017 - 2018
- Time Series: development and maintenance of internal time series forecasting tool
- Various ad hoc analysis
- Deep learning applied to time series forecasting
Machine Learning Engineer
Central European AI Institute (CEAi)
Brno, Czechia
2019
- ML model to predict house prices
- Gradient boosting (XGBoost, LightGBM, CatBoost), neural networks (fast.ai, keras, TF)
- Amazon EC2, S3, ECS, Elastic Beanstalk, CloudWatch, Apache Airflow
Teaching And Selected Talks
Introduction to R Language for Beginners.
Instructor of Software Carpentry and Software for Scientists, https://crabhi.github.io/2016-10-08-umg/.
Boston, USA & Prague, Czechia
2015 - 2017
Deep Learning: From Zero To Hero in Two Hours.
Workshop with intro to deep learning (together with Karla Fejfarova), https://github.com/simecek/from0toheroin2h.
Prague, Czechia
2018 - 2019
Statistical vs. Deep Learning Methods for Time Series Forecasting.
Recent talk at Machine Learning Meetup, https://youtu.be/mqYwy5RuSQQ
Brno, Czechia
2019
Education
Charles University in Prague
Mgr. (M.Sc.) in Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes (1st prize in the diploma–thesis competition at Department of Probability and Mathematical Statistics in July 2003)
Prague, Czechia
1998 - 2003
Thesis: On the Minimal Probability of Intersection of Dependent Events
Vrije Universiteit
Socrates / Erasmus Exchange
Amsterdam, Netherlands
2002
Hasselt Universiteit
Master of Science in Biostatistics
Hasselt, Belgium
- AIA Fellowship (one of two annually awarded to Czech students)
- MSc. degree with the great distinction
2004 - 2005
Thesis: Gene Expression Data Analysis for In Vitro Toxicology
Charles University in Prague
Ph.D. in Mathematical Statistics and Probability Theory (thesis summary at http://bit.ly/2SazFPc)
Prague, Czechia
2003 - 2007
Thesis: Independence Models
Selected Publications
See my Google Scholar profile for the full list of 20+ papers and >750 citations.
Genetic analysis of substrain divergence in non-obese diabetic (NOD) mice.
G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics. 2015 May 1;5(5):771-5.
N/A
2015
Simecek P, Churchill GA, Yang H, Rowe LB, Herberg L, Serreze DV, Leiter EH.
Defining the consequences of genetic variation on a proteome-wide scale.
Nature. 2016 Jun;534(7608):500.
N/A
2016
Chick JM, Munger SC, Simecek P, Huttlin EL, Choi K, Gatti DM, Raghupathy N, Svenson KL, Churchill GA, Gygi SP.
High-resolution maps of mouse reference populations.
G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics. 2017 Oct 1;7(10):3427-34.
N/A
2017
Simecek P, Forejt J, Williams RW, Shiroishi T, Takada T, Lu L, Johnson TE, Bennett B, Deschepper CF, Scott-Boyer MP, de Villena FP.


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However, when the algorithms are realized in straightforward Fortran 77 code, the performance may fall well short of the expected level, usually because vectorizing Fortran compilers fail to minimize the number of memory references -- that is, the number of vector load and store operations. This brings us to the next factor.


(This part of the documentation presumes you have already studied the basic usage of Tree genotype, described in the Symbolic regression example in Tutorial)
Terminals in Tree are of type double by default, but may be any of the following types: DOUBLE, INT, BOOL, CHAR, STRING. The type is determined with type name before series of terminals, e.g.:
<Entry key="terminalset">DOUBLE X Y INT a b c BOOL active</Entry>
NOTE: currently no type control is implemented in ECF (strongly-typed GP is planned), so the terminals and functions used should be of the same type (or the user-defined type, see example below).
Terminals of constant values are defined simply by listing them in the "terminalset" parameter. Here the following rule applies: the constant's name is its value.
<Entry key="terminalset">X Y 0 1 3.141592 BOOL true false</Entry>
Alternatively, the user can introduce a variable terminal (e.g. with the name "PI"), define its value at the begining (EvaluationOp::initialize) and simply not change it during the evolution.
ERCs of in-built types may be defined in the configuration file in the "terminalset" variable, e.g.:
<Entry key="terminalset">DOUBLE {1.5 3.14159 42} [-3.14 3.14] INT {1 2 3 4 5} BOOL {true false}</Entry>
Explanation:
[<lower_bound> <upper_bound>] will work only for DOUBLE typed ERCs and will create a random double (of uniform distribution) in the defined interval
{<value1> <value2> ...} will create ERCs which can assume only values stated in the set
ERCs of types other than double assume a specific value when inserted in a new tree and that value remains constant during the evolution. Double-typed ERCs can change value if mutated by Gaussian mutation operator ("mut.gauss" in Tree genotype parameters).
To distinguish ERCs from constants in output, any ERC will have a prefix denoting its type, e.g. D_1.234, I_3
TODO: user-type ERCs
Tree genotype may accept user defined functional primitives (for an example of a functional primitive structure, see example below or existing primitives in 'tree' folder). Adding a functional primitive is performed before State initialization:
TreeP tree = (TreeP) new Tree; // create Tree object PrimitiveP prim = (PrimitiveP) new Prim; // create primitive object tree->addFunction(prim); // add primitive to Tree state->addGenotype(tree); // add Tree (replaces original Tree)
state->initialize(argc, argv);
state->run();
The primitive is now added to the existing functions, but will be used only if its name is stated in the "primitiveset" variable in the configuration file.
The user may want to perform tree execution with a custom data type; in that case, both function(s) and primitive(s) of that type must be defined. An example:
// user-defined type example struct my_type { double v; bool b; }; // terminal class of type my_type class MyTerminal : public Primitives::Primitive { public: my_type value_; MyTerminal() { nArguments_ = 0; } void execute(void* result, Tree& tree) { my_type& res = *(my_type*)result; res = value_; } void setValue(void* value) { value_ = *(my_type*)value; } ~MyTerminal() { } }; // example function with arguments of my_type class MyFunc : public Primitives::Primitive { public: MyFunc() { nArguments_ = 2; name_ = "func"; } void execute(void* result, Tree& tree) { my_type first, second; my_type& func = *(my_type*)result; getNextArgument(&first, tree); getNextArgument(&second, tree); // example calculation func.b = first.b && second.b; func.v = first.v + second.v; } ~MyFunc() { } };
After this, the defined function and terminal may be added to the Tree genotype:
TreeP tree = (TreeP) new Tree; PrimitiveP myFunc = (PrimitiveP) new MyFunc; tree->addFunction(myFunc); PrimitiveP myTerm = (PrimitiveP) new MyTerminal; myTerm->setName("term"); tree->addTerminal(myTerm); // for multiple terminals of this type, new objects (with different name) must be created state->addGenotype(tree); state->initialize(argc, argv); state->run();
Finally, the functions and terminals may be used by stating them in the configuration file, e.g.:
<Tree> <Entry key="functionset">func</Entry> <Entry key="terminalset">term</Entry> </Tree>


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| HealthcareService | HealthcareService | {% capture md_text %}The HealthCareService resource typically describes services offered by an organization/practitioner at a location. The resource may be used to encompass a variety of services covering the entire healthcare spectrum, including promotion, prevention, diagnstics, hospital and ambulatory care, home care, long-term care, and other health-related and community services.{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| InsurancePlan | InsurancePlan | {% capture md_text %}A InsurancePlan is a discrete package of health insurance coverage benefits that are offered under a particular network type. A given payer’s products typically differ by network type and/or covered benefits. A plan pairs a product’s covered benefits with the particular cost sharing structure offered to a consumer. A given product may comprise multiple plans (i.e. each plan offers different cost sharing requirements for the same set of covered benefits). InsurancePlan describes a health insurance offering comprised of a list of covered benefits (i.e. the product), costs associated with those benefits (i.e. the plan), and additional information about the offering, such as who it is owned and administered by, a coverage area, contact information, etc.{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Location | Location | {% capture md_text %}A Location is the physical place where healthcare services are provided, practitioners are employed, organizations are based, etc. Locations can range in scope from a room in a building to a geographic region/area.{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Network | Organization | {% capture md_text %}A Network refers to a healthcare provider insurance network. A healthcare provider insurance network is an aggregation of organizations and individuals that deliver a set of services across a geography through health insurance products/plans. A network is typically owned by a payer. In the PlanNet IG, individuals and organizations are represented as participants in a PLan-Net Network through the practitionerRole and Plan-Net-organizationAffiliation resources, respectively.{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Organization | Organization | {% capture md_text %}An organization is a formal or informal grouping of people or organizations with a common purpose, such as a company, institution, corporation, community group, or healthcare practice.{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| OrganizationAffiliation | OrganizationAffiliation | {% capture md_text %}The OrganizationAffiliation resource describes relationships between two or more organizations, including the services one organization provides another, the location(s) where they provide services, the availability of those services, electronic endpoints, and other relevant information.{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Practitioner | Practitioner | {% capture md_text %}Practitioner is a person who is directly or indirectly involved in the provisioning of healthcare.{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| PractitionerRole | PractitionerRole | {% capture md_text %}PractitionerRole describes the role a practitioner plays at an organization, including the services they provide, the location(s) where they work, and their availability, electronic endpoints, and other relevant information.{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |