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Are our current counter-terrorist policies out of place? I argue that the increasing accounts of lone wolf terrorists indicate yes.
Senior fall at Swat, I took an introductory class to Political Science. My professor Emily Paddon Rhoads did a stunning job of teaching the class. I kind of got buried in reading, but our final assignment was the following:
Diagnose and propose a solution to a contemporary international relations problem confronting policy makers. Your overarching task is to uncover what caused the problem, and then develop a remedy that addresses at least some of those causes. Sample problems include but are not limited to subjects discussed in class, in the readings, as well as other current events related to international relations. Be realistic and judicious in selecting your specific problem—imagine that policymakers will be given a copy of your essay. The essay must do the following:
- Provide an assessment of the technical/factual nature of the problem (What is the problem? How dangerous/significant is the problem and for whom/what? What are the causes of the problem?),
- Consider the relevant historical factors (What are the origins of the problem and for how long has it been developing? What solutions have been attempted? Has your proposed solution been tried? If so, what is different now than when the proposed solution was first attempted?),
- Assess the political nature of the problem (What are the interests and policies of the most influential actors that are or might be concerned with the problem and your solution?),
- Propose a realistic and concrete solution to the problem or at least some part of the problem.
** All of the above must be done in a theoretically-informed way. This is absolutely crucial. Many of the theories studied in this course describe and can be used to explain problems. Many of the theories we have considered describe and explain causes and sources of states’ interests and policies. Many of the theories describe and can be used to explain solutions and/or to provide deductive support for solutions. In other words, you cannot successfully complete these four tasks without making several theoretically-informed arguments. In terms of theory, you are not limited to the main paradigmatic approaches (i.e., realism, liberalism). Much of what we have read on civil war, humanitarian intervention, peacekeeping, nuclear weapons, etc. is also theoretical.
I thought I did an alright job of the final paper, and I wrote a bit of an R script to do some of the graphics. I downloaded data from the Global Terrorism Database. The dataset is rather exhaustive, so feel free to download the dataset and get started. I didn’t do as much actual quantitative analysis and hypothesis testing as I wish I would have gotten around to, but the graphs were nice and I thought I wrote decently.
You can find the paper here. If you don’t like reading (…), then you can just snag the code here. Feel free to give it a read and let me know what you think in the comments below!


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---
Eddie Vedder really does have the most awesome voice around, doesn't he? [Note: I will fight you if you disagree.]
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“No saint, no pope, no general, no sultan, has ever had the power that a filmmaker has – the power to talk to hundreds of millions of people for two hours in the dark.”
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“Cinema is a medium that can translate ideas.”
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“The director must be a policeman, a midwife, a psychoanalyst, a sycophant and a bastard..”
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Angular is a development platform for building mobile and desktop web applications
Seriously awesome, it brings all of the structure and sanity from server side frameworks to the front end
I love the modularity, the separation of concerns. Also, love Directives; they are like lego pieces for building web apps.
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You can't put an expression on the left side of set builder notation, just a variable
So you could write something like {w | ∃ u v, u ∈ U ∧ v ∈ V ∧ w = u ⊚ v}
Or {w | ∃ (u ∈ U) (v ∈ V), w = u ⊚ v}
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Dont’ use nested attributes for a belongs_to association
mass assignment and the .build(params[:user_name])
Form_for (2:40)
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link_to_unless_current- it just creates the title, not the link to its own page… useful for nav bars
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This class parses a command name out of the yard
CLI command and calls that command in the form:
$ yard command_name [options]
If no command or arguments are specified, or if the arguments immediately
begin with a --opt
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{default_command} will be used (which itself defaults to
:doc
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Adding a Command¶ ↑
To add a custom command via plugin, create a mapping in {commands} from the Symbolic command name to the {Command} class that implements the command. To implement a command, see the documentation for the {Command} class.
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# File lib/yard/cli/command_parser.rb, line 55 def initialize log.show_backtraces = false end
Convenience method to create a new CommandParser and call {#run} @return (see run)
# File lib/yard/cli/command_parser.rb, line 53 def self.run(*args) new.run(*args) end
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Runs the {Command} object matching the command name of the first argument. @return [void]
# File lib/yard/cli/command_parser.rb, line 62 def run(*args) unless args == ['--help'] if args.empty? || args.first =~ /^-/ command_name = self.class.default_command else command_name = args.first.to_sym args.shift end if commands.key?(command_name) return commands[command_name].run(*args) end end list_commands end
Private Instance Methods
# File lib/yard/cli/command_parser.rb, line 79 def commands; self.class.commands end
# File lib/yard/cli/command_parser.rb, line 81 def list_commands log.puts "Usage: yard <command> [options]" log.puts log.puts "Commands:" commands.keys.sort_by(&:to_s).each do |command_name| command = commands[command_name].new log.puts "%-8s %s" % [command_name, command.description] end end


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By definition, a fully normalized data model involves no redundancy. If some redundancy is introduced, so is the possibility of inconsistency, and triggers need to be used to ensure that consistency is maintained when data is inserted, updated or deleted.
Given the performance cost of executing such triggers, why would you want to introduce redundant information to a nice logical data model? The answer is, If the cost of determining that information from the related data would be significantly greater than the cost of maintaining it.
Of course, the measure of cost used here must account for the relative frequency of the respective data manipulation and query operations, the timing of these operations, and their response time targets, rather than just the I/O and CPU costs of the respective operations.
The potential benefits of introduced redundancy (or denormalization) are as diverse as query execution plans themselves. Nevertheless, the following examples illustrate much of the scope of this technique.
Code tables are used in many applications to validate the codes used in data entry, and to provide full descriptions for queries. You may choose to keep the description in the parent record, instead of the code, in order to avoid a join during queries.
Or consider hierarchical data, such as a hierarchy of corporate entities. If you commonly need to relate entities to their ultimate parent, then storing the key for the ultimate parent in each record will improve performance (and simplify the SQL).
In an order entry system, you may choose to redundantly store the total value of each order in the orders table, to avoid a join to and sum over the line items table.
Or in a financial system, you may choose to redundantly store year-to-date running totals for each general ledger account, in order to avoid a join to and sum over the transactions table.
In time-series data, where each record represents a period, you may choose to store both the start and end dates for the period in each record. This enables simple BETWEEN predicates to be used against the table, instead of resource-hungry correlated subqueries that would need to be executed for each row processed.
The benefits of such redundancy can be impressive. However, given the costs, you should only adopt such strategies if there is a clear performance advantage to be gained.
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Cooking time
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Serves
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Preheat the oven to 160C/325F/Gas 3.
For the chicken casserole, place the chicken into a large ovenproof pan or casserole. Add the carrot, onion, peppercorns, herbs, stock and white wine and bring to the boil. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Cover with a lid and place into the oven to cook for 1½-2 hours, or until the chicken is completely cooked. You can test if the chicken is ready by gently pulling the leg away from the carcass - it should come away easily and the juices should run clear when pierced with a skewer or sharp knife. (For a larger chicken, cook for 20 minutes per 450g/1lb, plus 30 minutes extra.)
Remove the chicken from the stock (reserving the stock) and place it onto a large plate. Remove all the meat from the carcass, discarding the skin and bones.
Cut the chicken meat into strips approximately 1cm/½in wide and 5cm/2in long. Cover and keep warm.
Strain the stock into a clean pan and discard the vegetables, peppercorns and herbs. Add the cream to the pan, bring up to the boil and boil, uncovered, for a few minutes. If the flavour is a little weak, boil for longer until reduced slightly. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Meanwhile, heat a saucepan over a medium heat and place the butter into the pan. When the butter has melted, add the flour, stirring continuously. Cook over a low heat for two minutes to form a roux.
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Place the chicken and any juices back into the pan and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
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Add the stock and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Bring to the boil, then turn the heat right down and simmer gently for about ten minutes, or until the rice is just cooked and all the liquid is absorbed.
For the salad, wash and dry the leaves and flowers and then tear them into bite-sized pieces. Place into a salad bowl.
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Drizzle the dressing sparingly over the salad and stir to coat the leaves.
To serve, pile the rice and salad onto serving plates and spoon the chicken casserole over the rice.


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Uncle Tom's Cabin (Told to the Children)
by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Chapter 8: Uncle Tom Meets Eva
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1852
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Stowe, H. B. (1852). Uncle Tom's Cabin (Told to the Children). H. E. Marshall, (Ed.).
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 3.7
- Word Count: 1,077
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Keywords: 19th century literature, american literature
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Haley stayed in Washington several days. He went to market each day and bought more slaves. He put heavy chains on their hands and feet, and sent them to prison along with Tom.
When he had bought all the slaves he wanted, and was ready to go, he drove them before him, like a herd of cattle, on to a boat which was going south.
It was a beautiful boat. The deck was gay with lovely ladies and fine gentlemen walking about enjoying the bright spring sunshine.
Down on the lower deck, in the dark, among the luggage, were crowded Tom and the other poor slaves.
Some of the ladies and gentlemen on board were very sorry for the poor niggers, and pitied them. Others never thought about them at all, or if they did, thought it was quite just and proper that they should be treated badly. 'They are only slaves,' they said.
Among the passengers was a pretty little girl, about six years old. She had beautiful golden hair, and big blue eyes. She ran about here, there, and everywhere, dancing and laughing like a little fairy. There were other children on board, but not one so pretty or so merry as she. She was always dressed in white, and Tom thought she looked like a little angel, as she danced and ran about.
Often and often she would come, and walk sadly round the place where the poor slaves sat in their chains. She would look pityingly at them, and then go slowly away. Once or twice she came with her pinafore full of sweets, nuts, and oranges, and gave them all some.
Tom watched the little lady, and tried to make friends with her. His pockets were full of all kinds of things, with which he used to amuse his old master's children.
He could make whistles of every sort and size, cut baskets out of cherry-stones, faces out of nut-shells, jumping figures out of bits of wood. He brought these out one by one, and though the little girl was shy at first, they soon grew to be great friends.
'What is missy's name?' said Tom one day.
'Evangeline St. Clare,' said the little girl; 'though papa and everybody else call me Eva. Now, what's your name?'
'My name's Tom.
'No. I'm going to be sold to somebody. I don't know who.'
'My papa can buy you,, said Eva quickly. 'If he buys you you will have good times. I mean to ask him to, this very day.
'Thank you, my little lady,' said Tom.
Just at this moment, the boat stopped at a small landing-place to take in some wood. Eva heard her father's voice, and ran away to speak to him.
Tom too rose and walked to the side. He was allowed to go about now without chains. He was so good and gentle, that even a man like Haley could not help seeing that it could do no harm to let him go free.
Tom helped the sailors to carry the wood on the boat. He was so big and strong that they were very glad to have his help.
Eva and her father were standing by the railings as the boat once more began to move. It had hardly left the landing-stage when, somehow or other, Eva lost her balance. She fell right over the side of the boat into the water.
Tom was standing just under her, on the lower deck, as she fell. In one moment he sprang after her. The next he had caught her his arms, and was swimming with her to the boat-side, where eager hands were held out to take her.
The whole boat was in confusion. Every one ran to help Eva, while the poor slave went back to his place, unnoticed and uncared for.
But Mr. St. Clare did not forget.
The next day Tom sat on the lower deck, with folded arms, anxiously watching him as he talked to Haley.
Eva's father was a very handsome man. He was like Eva, with the same beautiful blue eyes and golden-brown hair. He was very fond of fun and laughter, and though he had quite made his mind to buy Tom, he was now teasing Haley, and pretending to think that he was asking too much money for him.
'Papa do buy him, it's no matter what you pay', whispered Eva softly, putting her arms around her father's neck. 'You have money enough, I know. I want him.'
'What for, pussy? Are you going to use him for a rattle-box, or a rocking-horse, or what?'
'I want to make him happy.'
Mr. St. Clare laughed; but after making a few more jokes about it, he gave Haley the money he asked for, and Tom had a new master.
'Come, Eva,' said Mr. St. Clare, and, taking her hand, went across the boat to Tom.
'Look up, Tom,' he said to him, 'and see how you like your new master.'
Tom looked up. Mr. St. Clare had such a gay, young, handsome face, that Tom could not help feeling glad.
'Well, I think I'll make you a coachman. But you must not get drunk.'
Tom looked surprised and a little hurt.
'I never drink, mas'r,' he said.
'Never mind, my boy,' said Mr. St. Clare, seeing him look so grave; 'I don't doubt you mean to do well.'
'I certainly do, mas'r,' said Tom.
'And you shall have good times,' said Eva. 'Papa is very good to everybody, only he always will laugh at them.'
' Papa is much obliged to you,' said Mr. St. Clare laughing, as he walked away.


--- title: Tokenizer keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "A simple tokenizer for concepts using Gensim" description: "A simple tokenizer for concepts using Gensim" nb_path: "nbs/01_Tokenizer.ipynb" ---
prepare_flyvec_data()
Our tokenization will work with "lines" -- that is, a sequence of text that can contain multiple sentences, paragraphs, and newlines. For cohesiveness, we want to split these to the sentence and word level.
line = """
Various prior work has demonstrated 100 weaknesses in these models — even highly accurate ones — including reliance on non-salient regions
or on background information only. Explanation methods help identify these pitfalls by providing explanations for model predictions, enabling humans to identify the features on which a model decision is based. However, these methods provide explanations on the image level making it challenging to understand global model behavior or dataset limitations."""
We first need to check that the line contains actual content and is not a binary string acting as an identifier in most files.
def is_good_line(line):
"""Check if the line is valid"""
return (len(line) > 1) and ("\x00" not in line)
is_good_line(line)
assert is_good_line(line)
assert not is_good_line("\x00\x0033-thegreatdivide.txt\x00")
assert not is_good_line("")
Split a text by sentence according to the following regex pattern
sentences = line2sentences(line); sentences
Once we have a sentence, we want to strip all punctuation and unicode
assert isascii("Hello!")
assert not isascii("Ĉ")
assert isascii("")
proc_sentences = [strip_punc_unicode(s) for s in sentences]; proc_sentences
And remove all instances where there are multiple spaces
proc_sentences = [remove_multiple_spaces(s) for s in proc_sentences]; proc_sentences
Before we have our tokens, we will define the concept of 'number' as any ASCII token that contains a digit
Compiling all these steps into a single function
tokens = process_line(line); print(tokens[0])
def process_tok(x, num_tok="xxNUMxx", stop_tok="xxSTOPxx", stopwords=[]):
"""Process a token by replacing numbers and stop tokens with the desired special tokens"""
if isnum(x):
return num_tok
elif x in stopwords:
return stop_tok
return x.strip()
test_eq(process_tok(" "), "")
test_eq(process_tok("abc88"), "xxNUMxx")
test_eq(process_tok("993"), "xxNUMxx")
test_eq(process_tok("the", stopwords=["the", "a", "but"]), "xxSTOPxx")
test_eq(process_tok(" lotsofspace "), "lotsofspace")
[process_tok(t, stopwords=["the", "in", "on", "or", "has"]) for t in tokens[0]]
And now we can convert an entire file to tokens (naively loading everything into memory)
The GensimTokenizer
is a simple wrapper around gensim's Dictionary
and Phraser
classes that aligns them with our simple tokenization rules. You can use the model for converting between tokens and ids as follows:
vocab = get_model_dir() / "tokenizer/gensim1_patched.dict"
tok = GensimTokenizer.from_file(vocab)
tokens = ["apple", "pie", "is", "delicious"]
ids = tok.tokens2ids(tokens); ids
tok.ids2tokens(ids)
There are several different views into the vocabulary of the model.
tok.token_vocab[:5]
tok.vocab[:5]
d = tok.dictionary;


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Class used to play a sound from a file or an IO Stream. Sounds are cached if loaded from a file.
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Load a new sound from a filepath. If this file has been used before it will be loaded from the cache.
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Load a new sound from an IO Stream.
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Load a new sound from copying another sound.
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Centers the Listener at the given position.
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Centers the Listener at the given position.
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Centers the Listener at the given position.
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Centers the sound at the given position.
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Centers the sound at the given position.
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Centers the sound at the given position.
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Centers the sound at the given position.
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Points the Listener in the given direction.
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Points the Listener in the given direction.
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Points the Listener in the given direction.
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Points the Listener in the given direction.
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The local volume of this sound.
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The sound's attenuation factor. Determines how the sound fades over distance.
The duration of the sound in milliseconds.
| float Otter.Sound.GlobalVolume |
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The global volume of all sounds.
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Check if the Sound is currently playing.
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What direction the Listener is pointing. Should be a unit vector.
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Where the Listener is in 3D space.
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The Listener's X position.
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The Listener's Y position.
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The Listener's Z position.
Determines if the sound should loop or not.
| float Otter.Sound.MinimumDistance |
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The minimum distance to hear the sound at max volume. Past this distance the sound is faded according to it's attenuation. 0 is an invalid value.
The playback offset of the sound in milliseconds.
Adjust the pitch of the sound. Default value is 1.
Where the sound is in 3D space.
| bool Otter.Sound.RelativeToListener |
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getset |
Whether or not the sound plays relative to the Listener position. Only mono sounds are able to be spatial.
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I like nature, process, non-dualism, calculus, culture & language.
I notice a trend of gravitating toward tech roles at each step of my career:
| Office Manager at First Christian Church of Granbury | 2020-present | Routine business tasks like bills, payroll & visioning in a non-profit setting. Also spearheaded a migrations to cloud-based Church CRM and accounting system. |
| Data Content Manager at Lanyon Inc. | 2008-2011 | I wrote custom scripts for a travel industry SQL database to assist account managers, customer support. |
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I came out with this idea which is priceless (or almost) and thought you could be interested in.
It consists in 5 bonus tickets that you can use whenever you want. (Sheldon style)
Hope you'll appreciate it else it's the thought that counts right?
Sooo... here is what I'm offering...


Misa:
Is there anything you want to say to me?
Well, I don't have anything to say to you! I just want to enjoy this beautiful night view.


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PHYSICS VIVA QUESTION
FRANK HERTZ EXPERIMENT
Named after its creator James Franck and Gustav Hertz.On December 10,1926, Franck and Hertz were awarded the 1925 Nobel Prize in Physics “for their discovery of the laws
governing the impact of an electron upon an atom.
Q1.What is the use of setting VG1K at 1.5 volts?
A.It is used to accelerate the electrons emitted from cathode towards anode.
Q2.What is the use of setting VG2A at 7.5 volts?
A.This grid acts as a sort of retarding potential for the electrons if the electrons have more than 7.5 volts then they will pass and reach anode and we will get current
otherwise they will return and then re-accelerate towards anode.
Q3.What is used to fill the glass tube?Name its suitable replacement.
A.It is filled with mercury vapors because they don’t react with free electrons any inert gas can be its suitable example.e.g-neon,argon etc.
Q4.What kind of collision occurs in between electrons and mercury vapors?
A. Both elastic and inelastic collision occurs.During elastic collision electrons gain energy while during inelastic collision they give all their energy to mercury vapors.
Q5.How do we prove the existence of discreet energy levels?
A. As long as the collision between electrons and mercury vapors is elastic the electron will gain energy but after a certain time it reaches a thresh hold and it gains enough
energy to ionize Hg vapors by inelastic collision.Thus,it loses its energy and jumps in the immediate next energy level i.e s,p,d,f. When plotting graph it is seen that after an
inelastic collision the graph falls rather abruptly but it should also be noted that every time the graph falls its value will always be greater than the previous fall this along
with the rather haphazard way the graph gets plotted contributes to the idea that electrons exist at different energy levels.
Q6.What do you man by Discreet energy levels?
A.A quantum mechanical system or particle that is bound—that is, confined spatially—can only take on certain discrete values of energy. This contrasts with classical particles,
which can have any energy. These discrete values are called energy levels. It means that atoms can have only certain definite amount of energy state as light is emitted and absorbed
by atoms.
Q7.What is Bohr’s theory?
A.Bohr’s theory states that electrons orbiting nucleus can exist only in certain energy levels. A jump from one energy level to another is usually accompanied by absorption or
emission of a quantum of radiation.
NOTE:
1.The constant current supply that we give is to the filament for the emission of electrons from the filament and has no effect what so ever on the ampere reading.
2.When using mercury vapors the current drops approximately at an interval of 4.9 eV.


by Luk Weyens
Motivation is the reason for people's actions, desires, and needs.-Wikipedia
Motivation is also one's direction to behavior, or what causes a person to want to repeat a behavior.
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."-Confucius
Start small and work your way up.
Find ways to integrate what you want to do in your daily life or job
Be thankful
Spend time with people you like
Give
Savor the joyful things
Strive for greatness
Frequency over intensity
"Whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right."-Henry Ford
First seek to understand, then to be understood.-Stephen Covey
Change the way they think about themselves.
Connect with others, with their values.
Create an environment that promotes a growth mindset.
The most powerful question
Why?
Even if the question isn't asked.
Help them understand.
Create keymoments to reflect on their achievements.
Put those in perspective.
Divide bigger tasks into manageable tasks.
Shift focus on subtasks.
Allow time for failure.
But don't let them wallow in failure.
Track progress.
Compliment their actions and growth, not the endresult
Share your knowledge with others.
Receive knowledge from others.
Coaching is a two-way street.
Don't overwhelm them.


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a = 2
var a
console.log(a)
// output: 2
console.log(a)
var a = 2
// output: undefined
“ 变量和函数在内的所有声明都会在任何代码被执行前首先被处理 ”
var a
a = 2
console.log(a)
var a
console.log(a)
a = 2
foo() // TypeError: foo is not a function
var foo = function bar() {
// ...
}
foo() // ReferenceError: foo is not defined
bar() // ReferenceError: bar is not defined
var foo = function bar() {
// ...
}
var foo
bar() // ReferenceError
foo = function() {
var bar = ...self...
// ...
}
foo() // output: 1
function foo() {
console.log( 1 )
}
var foo
foo = function() {
console.log( 2 )
}
{
console.log( a ) // undefined
console.log( b ) // ReferenceError!
console.log( c ) // ReferenceError!
var a
let b
}
let a = 1
{
a = 2 // ReferenceError: Cannot access 'a' before initialization
let a
}
typeof a // "undefined"
a = 1 // 1
{
typeof a // ReferenceError: Cannot access 'a' before initialization
a = 1 // ReferenceError: Cannot access 'a' before initialization
let a
}
var a // SyntaxError: Identifier 'a' has already been declared
let a
“ Temporal Dead Zone，TDZ: 从作用域顶端到let声明之前的区域 ”emmm...这不是提升么？
--此区域内不可访问变量
“ In ECMAScript 2015, let do not support Variable Hoisting, which means the declarations made using "let", do not move to the top of the execution block. ”
“ However, this combination of var and let declaration below is a SyntaxError due to var being hoisted to the top of the block. This results in an implicit re-declaration of the variable. ”
let x = 1;
if (true) {
var x = 2; // SyntaxError for re-declaration
}
“ let and const declarations define variables that are scoped to the running execution context’s LexicalEnvironment.
The variables are created when their containing Lexical Environment is instantiated but may not be accessed in any way until the variable’s LexicalBinding is evaluated. ” (这不是TDZ么)
“ A variable defined by a LexicalBinding with an Initializer is assigned the value of its Initializer’s AssignmentExpression when the LexicalBinding is evaluated, not when the variable is created.”
--词法绑定时赋值，而不是变量创建时
“If a LexicalBinding in a let declaration does not have an Initializer the variable is assigned the value undefined when the LexicalBinding is evaluated. ”
...and more, but nothing about hoisting
and no definition of hoisting
变量的生命周期初始包含声明、初始化、赋值三个部分。
如前文所述，声明会在任何代码被执行前首先被处理。
而初始化部分，对于var会跟着声明一起提升，let和const则不会。
对于function，这三个部分都会提升。
ps: const只有声明和初始化两个部分
let a = a // ReferenceError: Cannot access 'a' before initialization
a = 1 // ReferenceError: a is not defined
console.log(a) // ReferenceError: a is not defined
var a // SyntaxError: Identifier 'a' has already been declared


WITNESS LIST State Affairs Committee May 3, 2001 -10:30A HB 815 Registering, but not testifying: On: Campbell, Craig (Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards & Education), Austin, TX HB 965 Registering, but not testifying: On: Grief, Gary (Texas Lottery Commission), Austin, TX HB 1378 Registering, but not testifying: For: Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans With Disabilities), Austin, TX On: Hunt, Darrel (TxDOT), Austin, TX HB 1419 ON: Hanshaw, Elizabeth (Secretary of State), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX HB 1459 Registering, but not testifying: For: Carroll, B.F. (Texas Cemeteries Association), Fort Worth, TX Strauser, Robert (Texas Cemeteries Association), Austin, TX HB 1460 Registering, but not testifying: For: Carroll, B.F. (Texas Cemeteries Association), Fort Worth, TX Strauser, Robert (Texas Cemeteries Association), Austin, TX HB 1772 FOR: Joslove, Scott (Texas Hotel & Motel Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: McIntyre, Jeanene (City of Arlington), Arlington, TX Mitchell, Seth (Bexar County Commissioners Court), San Antonio, TX HB 1922 FOR: DeBeauvoir, Dana (County Clerks Legislative Committee), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Balch, Mandy (County & District Clerks Association of Texas), Austin, TX Evans, Richard (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce), Austin, TX Lee, Randy M. (Stewart Title Guaranty Company), Austin, TX Scurlock, Steve (Independent Bankers Association of Texas), Austin, TX On: Purcell, Carolyn (Department of Information Resources), Austin, TX HB 2440 FOR: Rae, Karen (Capital Metro Board of Directors), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Byron, Bruce (Capital Area Transportation Coalition), Austin, TX Hentges, Sandy (Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce), Austin, TX HB 2585 FOR: Strain, H.W. "Sputnik" (Texas Motorcycle Rights Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Brownsword, Linda (TMRA 2), Blum, TX Brownsword, Tony (TMRA 2), Blum, TX Burford, Carl (TMRA 2), Driftwood, TX Calhoun, Cyndi (Texas Motorcycle Rights Association), Austin, TX Green, Paul (Texas Motorcycle Rights Association), Austin, TX Perry, Shawn (Texas Motorcycle Rights Association), Copperas Cove, TX Trevino, Frank (The Bikers News Network & T.M.R.A. II), Austin, TX HB 2589 Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX On: Purcell, Carolyn (Department of Information Resources), Austin, TX HB 2922 ON: Hanshaw, Elizabeth (Secretary of State), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX HB 2923 Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas), Austin, TX On: Hanshaw, Elizabeth (Secretary of State), Austin, TX HB 3016 FOR: Hanson, Carol (Source Data), Plano, TX AGAINST: Ivy, David (Unicard Systems, Inc.), Dallas, TX ON: Yarbrough, Randy (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Courtney, Chuck (Texas Retailers Association), Austin, TX Graydon, Galt (Ultramar Diamond Shamrock), San Antonio, TX Graydon, Galt (7-Eleven, Inc.), Dallas, TX Joslove, Scott (Texas Hotel & Motel Association), Austin, TX Medellin, Glenda (Source Data), Plano, TX Newton, Will (Texas Restaurant Association), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: On: Wilkison, Charley (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas), Austin, TX HB 3309 FOR: Walsh Jr., John E. (Southeast Texas Biotechnology Park Coalition), Houston, TX HCR 210 Registering, but not testifying: For: Briggs, Terry (Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers), Greenville, TX HJR 45 Registering, but not testifying: On: Hanshaw, Elizabeth (Secretary of State), Austin, TX HJR 75 ON: Archer, Jeff (Texas Legislative Council), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Hanshaw, Elizabeth (Secretary of State), Austin, TX SB 1828 Registering, but not testifying: On: Hunt, Darrel (TxDOT), Austin, TX SB 1829 Registering, but not testifying: On: Hunt, Darrel (TxDOT), Austin, TX


@(notifications : List [ NotificationRule ], org: Organization, play_config: play.Configuration) @main("Settings", "settings", "settings") {
There are no existing notification rules. You can add some below.
} @for( n <- notifications ) { @if( n.the_type == NotificationRule.TYPE_TAG) {DemSchoolTools has two attendance tracking systems. "Attendance" is the original one, and allows you to manually enter students' arrival and departure times, as well as absence reasons. "Custodia" (new as of Fall 2017) lets students and staff sign in and out using a web interface, so there is no manual entry of arrival and departure times. It is totally fine to have both enabled at once. Data in Custodia can be imported into Attendance, but not the other way around.
@helper.form(routes.Settings.editSettings()) {
| Latest arrival time allowed for a full day | |
| Minimum hours for a full day | |
| Value of a partial day for attendance rate |
The Custodia electronic sign-in sheet username is
"@OrgConfig.get().org.short_name" (case-sensitive). To reset the password, enter a new one here:
This feature helps you administer student bank accounts by keeping track of cash deposits into the bank as well as transfers between accounts (checks). Accounts are automatically created for every person who is tagged with a tag that is enabled for the accounting system (by default, the "Current Student" and "Staff" tags). Accounts can be created manually for groups within the school.
@helper.form(routes.Settings.editSettings()) {}
The @OrgConfig.get().str_jc_name_short Weekly Report includes five full school days.
Reset the report every morning.
} @helper.form(routes.Settings.editSettings()) {This feature allows you to reference a previous @OrgConfig.get().str_jc_name_short case when creating a new case, for example if a @OrgConfig.get().str_res_plan was broken. This makes it easier to retrieve information about previous cases and @OrgConfig.get().str_res_plans when you need it. This feature really shines when you have a chain of broken @OrgConfig.get().str_res_plans, as it enables you to see the full history of the issue without having to look anything up. Additionally, it automatically replaces the original @OrgConfig.get().str_res_plan when a new @OrgConfig.get().str_res_plan is created.
Enter the rule that someone is charged with when they violate a @OrgConfig.get().str_res_plan:
}
The following behaviors of the @OrgConfig.get().str_jc_name_short system can be changed easily by Evan, but not yet directly by you. Please contact me if you would like to change any of them.


My name is Eliza Heller and I am a junior at the University of Michigan working to receive my BSI from the School of Information and a minor from the Ross School of Business. I have always been interested in cooking and eating culturally diverse foods and wanted to share my favorite recipes with you!
I am from Cleveland, Ohio and have lived there my whole life. I went to Gilmour Academy for High School and was a four year varsity ice hockey and lacrosse player. During my freetime, I enjoy hanging out with my friends and cooking. I would always help my mom and sister cook dinner for our family.
A little secret about me is that I love to travel. I have travelled the world with my family and one of my favorite things to do is to experiment with foods from different cultures. This is one of my favorite spots in Israel where we were able to take in the beautiful views of Tel Aviv while enjoying delicious appetizers and treats. Sometimes, it's the little things in life that make you happy.
Life is a beach and the beach certainly is better with friends! The Tel Aviv beach is the ultimate summer destination and I tried not to miss a day, especially after a long day of work! And what could be better than picnicking with a group of friends while watching the spectacular sunset over the Mediterranean Sea.
This is my family at my sister's graduation. We are extremely close and we love spending time together. I have 3 siblings, two of them are older and one of them is younger.
A fun fact about me is that I used to play ice hockey. I first laced up when I was 5 years old and I didn’t look back (until I graduated high school). I have played all around the world including Prague, Italy, Canada and Finland and too many states to mention. My hockey roots run deep - my grandfather, father, uncles, five cousins and three siblings all played at competitive levels.
Another fun fact about me is that I was a four year varsity lacrosse player in high school. I was Captain my senior year and received the MVP award. I love being part of a team and many of my teammates will remain lifelong friends. I will always love being active and playing sports.


Review: SPHERE Directed by: Barry Levinson Starring: Dustin Hoffman, Sharon Stone, Samuel L. Jackson, Liev Schrieber, Petere Coyote Approx Running Time: 135 min. Based on the novel by Michael Chricton
Sphere, "Busy" Barry Levinson's latest project, dances between so many genre's it's hard to keep up. But in the end, it is only the cast that makes this a watchable, occasionally interesting film.
Hoffman, Stone, Jackson and Schreiber play a group of scientists, and professionals who are chosen to explore an undersea, unexplained extra-terrestrial phenomenon. An other-worldly ship apparently lodged itself at the bottom of the Pacific ocean nearly three hundred years ago.The group soon discovers that they aren't the first people to explore the it, and they begin to wonder if it may be a man made vessel. We are a bit curious too, as a matter of fact, but that curiosity goes away when other things cloud the picture and lead us to other unexplained events.
Though some of the screenwriting (by current Oscar nominee Paul Attanasio) is witty and amusing (and some hackneyed and clichèd), Sphere can't help but drown itself (you should excuse the pun) in psychological, flat thrills. None of the bizzare events that unfold are logical, and they don't have the punch of those you might find in an episode of the Twilight Zone. Sadly, Sphere misses with it's storyline.
This film could have been saved with a satisfying finale, but alas, it will end up in the "Bad Ending Hall of Shame". Chrichton seemed unable to find a suitable ending, so he came up with this one on a really bad day.
What's surprising about Sphere is that it was directed by the marvelous Barry Levinson, who brought us Good Morning Vietnam, Wag the Dog, Sleepers and Rain Man. Here, he is totally out of his element. The fact that he is trapped under water in a strange ship really confines him -- he is a director who needs physical space to explore. With Sphere, he is resigned to deal with special effects and good actors to keep it afloat. (I'm sorry, I can't help it.)
Sphere is enjoyable in a few respects. Jackson is not in top form, but Hoffman and Stone are. There are some amusing scenes, and nothing is funnier than a group of talented actors in a small room, high on helium. It's main fault, though, lies in its ill-conceived story and never-explained developments.I couldn't help but ask, "but why....?"
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Kang Daniel wears red in 'Touchin' teaser photos
by Annie MartinNov. 20 (UPI) -- South Korean singer Kang Daniel is gearing up for his comeback.
The 22-year-old K-pop star shared new teaser photos Wednesday on Twitter for his forthcoming single "Touchin.'"
One of the images shows Kang sitting in a chair against a red velvet backdrop. The singer sports a suave look in matching red velvet, with a black leopard-print shirt and black boots.
Kang will release "Touchin'" on Monday.
"2019.11.25 6PM KANGDANIEL [TOUCHIN'] CONCEPT PHOTO 2," the post reads.
The other photo shows Kang with a shadow of his outstretched hand on his face.
Kang had released two black-and-white teaser photos Tuesday. One gives a closeup of Kang's face, while the other shows the singer in a white suit and fedora.
"Touchin'" is Kang's first new single since the release of his debut solo EP, Color on Me, in July. The EP includes the songs "What Are You Up To," "Color" and "I Hope."
Kang came to fame with the boy band Wanna One, which officially disbanded in December 2018.