THE SPANISH PRISONER
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: *** OUT OF ****
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: beginning 4/3/98 (limited) Running Length: 1:50 MPAA Classification: PG (Violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Campbell Scott, Rebecca Pidgeon, Steve Martin, Ben Gazzara, Ricky Jay, Felicity Huffman Director: David Mamet Producer: Jean Doumanian Screenplay: David Mamet Cinematography: Gabriel Beristoin Music: Carter Burwell U.S. Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
What would it be like if celebrated playwright and screenwriter David Mamet collaborated with Franz Kafka? While we'll never know for sure, THE SPANISH PRISONER gives a good indication. This film, the fifth to be authored and directed by Mamet (whose recent script contributions include THE EDGE and WAG THE DOG), is both a sendup of the Hitchcock-type thriller and a legitimate entry into the genre. It's Mamet's most convoluted plot since HOUSE OF GAMES, but, while the overall structure and style are of noir twistiness, the underlying message is something almost any viewer can relate to: how corporate greed destroys trust and corrupts honest men.
Joe Ross (Campbell Scott) has just invented "The Process", a revolutionary procedure that is going to give his company control of the market (to use Hitchcock terms, this is the movie's McGuffin). But, while Joe thinks his work is worth a sizable bonus, the corporation's president, Mr. Klein (Ben Gazzara), refuses to commit to a specific figure, assuring Joe only that his effort is appreciated. While on a business trip to the Caribbean, Joe runs into Jimmy Dell (Steve Martin), a mysterious, rich stranger who offers Joe a few tips about life and business. Days later, in New York, Joe meets Jimmy again, and this begins his spiral into a strange world of deception, where nothing is what it first seems to be. Soon, like so many heroes in films like this, he finds himself in an untenable position, wrongly accused with a pile of irrefutable evidence staring him in the face. The only one he can trust is his secretary, Susan (Rebecca Pidgeon, Mamet's wife), who wants more than just a working relationship with him.
Mamet's script supplies us with a seemingly-endless series of twists and turns, only a fraction of which are predictable. At times, the audience is a step ahead of the screenplay, but, most of the time, we're playing catch-up. Although there are plenty of holes that Mamet has no interest is sewing up (trying to solve every riddle in THE SPANISH PRISONER is an exercise in futility), this is a smart film that develops a central character we can sympathize with – a modern version of Josef K. from Kafka's THE TRIAL. The plot is delightfully preposterous, but holds together a lot better than the generic likes of PALMETTO and WILD THINGS. The difference is simple: those two films are for viewers who prefer to turn their brains off while THE SPANISH PRISONER is for anyone who likes to think and feel along with the characters. Mamet offers us the same clues he gives to Joe; we can piece the truth together along with him.
The most curious thing about THE SPANISH PRISONER is the ending (which I will not reveal in this review). At first glance, it appears to be a common wrap-up that ties together several critical loose ends. There's a deus ex machina aspect to it which may indicate that Mamet is toying with the audience by sending up the manner in which this kind of movie must end to satisfy an audience. But are things as straightforward as they seem? Is this, in fact, the end, or is it just the latest twist in an incredibly complex con game?
The dialogue is, of course, pure Mamet. The writer/director's characteristic style infuses every exchange with its peculiar, staccato rhythm. There are those who find Mamet's approach to be off-putting, but, for movie-goers who allow its strange allure to captivate them (which usually takes a few minutes), it becomes apparent how crucial it is to the film's overall tone. One other thing worth noting – Mamet scripts are typically known for being extremely profane (see GLENGARRY GLENN ROSS or AMERICAN BUFFALO for examples), but there isn't a single curse word in the whole of THE SPANISH PRISONER. Mamet has achieved something extraordinary – a PG rating.
One of the reasons the film is so strong is that nearly every major performance is impeccable. Campbell Scott is entirely sympathetic as the befuddled, naïve victim. Joe is, by his own admission, a boy scout whose chief trait is courtesy and who is ill-suited to emerge unscathed from the labyrinthine trap laid for him. Rebecca Pidgeon is captivating as Joe's outspoken, would-be seductress. Despite Susan's assertion that she has "a secretary mentality," it's clear that nothing could be further from the truth, and Joe's statement that he's "not looking for an office romance" doesn't dissuade her. Steve Martin plays Jimmy Dell with the right mix of charm and menace. He's clearly a dangerous figure – but for whom: Joe or Joe's enemies? Effective support is provided by Ben Gazzara and Ricky Jay (as Joe's lawyer friend).
Although most viewers of THE SPANISH PRISONER will be personally unfamiliar with the kind of sinister plot that Joe stumbles into, the concepts of corporate greed and backstabbing will hit closer to home. The subtext of this film is the same as the one in many other Mamet offerings – how the current business climate rewards those who act ruthlessly and punishes those who hold to a code of ethics. With a plot that would make Hitchcock proud, THE SPANISH PRISONER uses this outrageously elaborate, always-entertaining approach to illustrate these more serious concerns about what it takes to survive the '90s.
Copyright 1998 James Berardinelli
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Selectors and Selector Nesting
Variables
Interpolation
Property Lookup
Built-in Functions
Functions
Mixins
Mixins with arguments
Selector inheritance (@extend)
Conditionals and Iteration
Creating libs


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Apache-style configuration file parser. More...
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| qaconf_t * | qaconf (void) |
| Create a new configuration object. | |
| static int | addoptions (qaconf_t *qaconf, const qaconf_option_t *options) |
| qaconf_t->addoptions(): Register option directives. | |
| static void | setdefhandler (qaconf_t *qaconf, qaconf_cb_t *callback) |
| Set default callback function. | |
| static void | setuserdata (qaconf_t *qaconf, const void *userdata) |
| qaconf_t->setuserdata(): Set userdata which will be provided on callback. | |
| static int | parse (qaconf_t *qaconf, const char *filepath, uint8_t flags) |
| qaconf_t->parse(): Run parser. | |
| static const char * | errmsg (qaconf_t *qaconf) |
| qaconf_t->errmsg(): Get last error message. | |
| static void | reseterror (qaconf_t *qaconf) |
| qaconf_t->reseterror(): Clear error message. | |
| static void | free_ (qaconf_t *qaconf) |
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Apache-style configuration file parser.
Apache-style Configuration is a configuration file syntax and format originally introduced by Apache HTTPd project. This format is powerful, flexible and human friendly. Even though this code gets distributed as a part of qLibc project, the code is written not to have any external dependencies to make this single file stands alone for better portability. It is purely written from the ground up and dedicated to the public by Seungyoung Kim.
Sample Apache-style Configuration Syntax:
Definition in file qaconf.c.
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qaconf_t->addoptions(): Register option directives.
| qaconf | qaconf_t object. |
| options | array pointer of qaconf_option_t. |
It takes an array of options as provided in the sample codes. Each option consists of 5 parameters as below
Example:
OPTION NAME field:
Option name is a unique string. Even an option is section type like <option> only name part without bracket needs to be specifed.
ARGUMENT field:
This field is for providing argument checking in parser level. So in user's callback routine can go simple. This provides checking of number of arguments this option can take and those argument type.
In terms of argument types. There are 4 argument types as below. And first 5 arguments can be checked individually with different types.
When a BOOL type is specified, the argument passed to callback will be replaced to "1" or "0" for convenience use. For example, if "On" is specified as a argument and if BOOL type checking is specified, then actual argument which will be passed to callback will have "1". So we can simply determine it like "bool enabled = atoi(data->argv[1])".
If original input argument needs to be passed to callback, specify STR type.
Here is some examples of how to specify "Arguments" field.
CALLBACK field:
User defined callback function. We provide a macro, QAC_CB, for function proto type. Always use QAC_CB macro.
Callback function will be called with 2 arguments. One is callback data and the other one is userdata. Userdata is the data pointer set by setuserdata().
Here is data structure. Arguments belong to the option can be accessed via argv variables like data->argv[1]. argv[0] is for the option name.
SECTION ID field:
If an option is an section like <Option>, section id can be assigned. This section id can be used to limit some other option directives to be located only inside of that section. So this is your choice. If it doesn't require to check directory scope, we can just specify 0 here.
There are 2 pre-defined section id, QAC_SECTION_ALL and QAC_SECTION_ROOT. When we define user section, it has to be defined from 2(1 << 1)as below.
Please note that this section IDs are ORed. So the section id should be assigned in bit operation manner as 2(1<<1), 4(1<<2), 6(1<<3), 8(1<<4), ...
SECTION IDS field:
This field is to limit the scope where an option is allowed to be specified. Multiple section IDs can be ORed.
QAC_SECTION_ALL means an option can be appeared in anywhere.
QAC_SECTION_ROOT means an option can be appeared only in top level and not inside of any sections.
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qaconf_t->setuserdata(): Set userdata which will be provided on callback.
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qaconf_t->parse(): Run parser.
| qaconf | qaconf_t object. |
| filepath | configuration file path. |
| flags | parser options. (0 for default) |
Here is a list of flags. Multiple flags can be ORed.
QAC_CASEINSENSITIVE: Option name is case-insensitive.
QAC_IGNOREUNKNOWN : Ignore unknown option directives. This flag will be ignored if setdefhandler() has set.
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qaconf_t->reseterror(): Clear error message.
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As Peter87 has already said, operator() is defined for LoggerStream references, not pointers, so you need to dereference the pointer before using operator()
You could, of course, use a macro to keep the usage tidy, such as
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LoggerStream* plog_ = LoggerStream::instance();
#define LOG(LEVEL) if(0 != plog_) (*plog_)(LEVEL)
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But once you're using a macro, you might as well use a normal function rather than operator(), and could even pass the file name and line number to it.
Where LogStream has a method
LogStream& getStream(LogLevel level, const char* filePath, int lineNum);
the macro could become
#define LOG(LEVEL) if(0 != plog_) plog_->getStream(LEVEL, __FILE__, __LINE__)
I see in your example, you have a reference to self in all of your operator overloads as your first parameter and you do not have a definition for each operator in your class header as public.
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No, it's just a stylistic thing. Coding them as member functions is equally valid.
But I do usually code my insertion operators that way (as non-member functions) if I have a suitable method for the insertion operator to call to do the real work as it makes the class body less cluttered.
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Actually, it shouldn't be needed. If you derive your LoggerStream from std::ostream then you will get the handling of all the built-in types, std::string, and io manipulators as part of the deal.
Andy


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You can access and query the data using the findByPk, findOne, and findAll methods.
Terminology:
RDBMS and Database Entities
Define what a relational database management system is
Describe what relational data is
Define what a database is
Define what a database table is
Describe the purpose of a primary key
Describe the purpose of a foreign key
Describe how to properly name things in PostgreSQL
Connect to an instance of PostgreSQL with the command line tool psql
Identify whether a user is a normal user or a superuser by the prompt in the psql shell
Create a user for the relational database management system
Create a database in the database management system
Configure a database so that only the owner (and superusers) can connect to it
View a list of databases in an installation of PostgreSQL
Create tables in a database
CREATE TABLE {table name} (
{columnA} {typeA},
{columnB} {typeB},
etc…
);
View a list of tables in a database
Identify and describe the common data types used in PostgreSQL
Describe the purpose of the UNIQUE and NOT NULL constraints, and create columns in database tables that have them
CREATE TABLE pets (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR(255) UNIQUE NOT NULL,
age SMALLINT
);
Create a primary key for a table
CREATE TABLE people (
id SERIAL,
first_name VARCHAR(50),
last_name VARCHAR(50),
PRIMARY KEY (id)
);
CREATE TABLE people (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
first_name VARCHAR(50),
last_name VARCHAR(50)
);
Create foreign key constraints to relate tables
CREATE TABLE people (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
first_name VARCHAR(50),
last_name VARCHAR(50)
);
CREATE TABLE pets (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR(255),
age SMALLINT,
person_id INTEGER,
FOREIGN KEY (person_id) REFERENCES people (id)
);
SQL is not case sensitive for its keywords but is for its entity names
SQL
— Selects all columns from the friends table
SELECT
*
FROM
friends;
— Selects the first_name column from the friends table (remember whitespace is ignored)
SELECT name
FROM friends;
— Notice here we are indicating that we want the “name” field from the “friends” table as well as the “name” field from the “puppies” table. We indicate the table name by table.column
— We are also aliasing these fields with the AS keyword so that our returned results have friend_name and puppy_name as field headers
SELECT
friends.name AS friend_name , puppies.name AS puppy_name
FROM
friends
JOIN
puppies ON friends.puppy_id = puppies.id
How to use the WHERE clause on SELECT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements to narrow the scope of the command
SELECT name, breed, weight_lbs FROM puppies WHERE weight_lbs > 50; — OR SELECT name, breed, age_yrs FROM puppies WHERE age_yrs * 10 = 5;
How to use the JOIN keyword to join two (or more) tables together into a single virtual table
— Here we are joining the puppies table on to the friends table. We are specifying that the comparison we should make is the foreign key puppy_id on the friends table should line up with the primary key id on the puppies table.
SELECT
*
FROM
friends
JOIN
puppies ON friends.puppy_id = puppies.id
How to use the INSERT statement to insert data into a table
— We are providing the table name, then multiple records to insert
— The values are listed in the order that they are defined on the table
INSERT INTO table_name
VALUES
(column1_value, colum2_value, column3_value),
(column1_value, colum2_value, column3_value),
(column1_value, colum2_value, column3_value);
— In this example, we want to use the default value for id since it is autoincremented, so we provide DEFAULT for this field
INSERT INTO friends (id, first_name, last_name)
VALUES
(DEFAULT, ‘Amy’, ‘Pond’);
— Alternatively, we can leave it out completely, since the default value will be used if none is provided
INSERT INTO friends (first_name, last_name)
VALUES
(‘Rose’, ‘Tyler’),
(‘Martha’, ‘Jones’),
(‘Donna’, ‘Noble’),
(‘River’, ‘Song’);
How to use an UPDATE statement to update data in a table
— Updates the pet with id of 4 to change their name and breed
UPDATE
pets
SET
(name, breed) = (‘Floofy’, ‘Fluffy Dog Breed’) WHERE id = 4;
How to use a DELETE statement to remove data from a table
— Deletes from the pets table any record that either has a name Floofy, a name Doggo, or an id of 3.
DELETE FROM
pets
WHERE
name IN (‘Floofy’, ‘Doggo’) OR id = 3;
How to use a seed file to populate data in a database
SQL (continued)
How to perform relational database design
How to use transactions to group multiple SQL commands into one succeed or fail operation
BEGIN;
UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance — 100.00
WHERE name = ‘Alice’;
UPDATE branches SET balance = balance — 100.00
WHERE name = (SELECT branch_name FROM accounts WHERE name = ‘Alice’);
UPDATE accounts SET balance = balance + 100.00
WHERE name = ‘Bob’;
UPDATE branches SET balance = balance + 100.00
WHERE name = (SELECT branch_name FROM accounts WHERE name = ‘Bob’);
COMMIT;
BEGIN;
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
UPDATE cities
SET city = ‘New York City’
WHERE city = ‘New York’;
ROLLBACK;
How to apply indexes to tables to improve performance
CREATE INDEX index_name ON table_name (column_name);
DROP INDEX index_name
Explain what the EXPLAIN command is used for:
const { Pool } = require(‘pg’);
// If we need to specify a username, password, or database, we can do so when we create a Pool instance, otherwise the default values for logging in to psql are used:
const pool = new Pool({ username: ‘<<username>>’, password: ‘<<password>>’, database: ‘<<database>>’})
const allAirportsSql = `
SELECT id, city_id, faa_id, name
FROM airports;
`;
async function selectAllAirports() {
const results = await pool.query(allAirportsSql);
console.log(results.rows);
pool.end(); // invoking end() will close our connection to the database
}
selectAllAirports();
Explain how to write prepared statements with placeholders for parameters of the form $1 , $2 , and so on
const airportsByNameSql = `
SELECT name, faa_id
FROM airports
WHERE UPPER(name) LIKE UPPER($1)
`;
async function selectAirportsByName(name) {
const results = await pool.query(airportsByNameSql, [ `%${name}%` ]);
console.log(results.rows);
pool.end(); // invoking end() will close our connection to the database
}
// Get the airport name from the command line and store it
// in the variable “name”. Pass that value to the
// selectAirportsByName function.
const name = process.argv[2];
// console.log(name);
selectAirportsByName(name);
ORM
CREATE DATABASE example_app_development WITH OWNER example_user
CREATE DATABASE example_app_test WITH OWNER example_user
CREATE DATABASE example_app_production WITH OWNER example_user
{
“development”: {
“username”: “sequelize_recipe_box_app”,
“password”: “HfKfK79k”,
“database”: “recipe_box_development”,
“host”: “<IP_ADDRESS>”,
“dialect”: “postgres”,
“seederStorage”: “sequelize”
},
“test”: {
“username”: “sequelize_recipe_box_app”,
“password”: “HfKfK79k”,
“database”: “recipe_box_test”,
“host”: “<IP_ADDRESS>”,
“dialect”: “postgres”,
“seederStorage”: “sequelize”
},
“production”: {
“username”: “sequelize_recipe_box_app”,
“password”: “HfKfK79k”,
“database”: “recipe_box_production”,
“host”: “<IP_ADDRESS>”,
“dialect”: “postgres”,
“seederStorage”: “sequelize”
}
}
Migrations
npx sequelize-cli model:generate — name Cat — attributes “firstName:string,specialSkill:string”
npx sequelize-cli db:migrate
npx sequelize-cli db:migrate:undo
npx sequelize-cli db:migrate:undo:all
Models Validations and Associations
// Before we make changes, sequelize generates the type that this field represents specification:
DataTypes.TEXT
// We can replace the generated format with an object to specify not only the type, but the validations that we want to implement. The validations can also take in messages the respond with on failure and arguments.
specification: {
type: DataTypes.TEXT,
validate: {
notEmpty: {
msg: 'The specification cannot be empty'
},
len: {
args: [10, 100]
msg: 'The specifcation must be between 10 and 100 characters'
}
}
}
// In our Owner model
// To connect this Owner to a Pet through the PetOwner
const columnMapping = {
through: ‘PetOwner’,
// joins table
otherKey: ‘petId’,
// key that connects to other table we have a many association with foreignKey: ‘ownerId’
// our foreign key in the joins table
}
Owner.belongsToMany( models.Pet, columnMapping );
// In our Pet model
// To connect this Pet to an Owner through the PetOwner
const columnMapping = { through: ‘PetOwner’,
// joins table
otherKey: ‘ownerId’,
// key that connects to other table we have a many association with
foreignKey: ‘petId’
// our foreign key in the joins table
}
Pet.belongsToMany( models.Owner, columnMapping );
up: (queryInterface, Sequelize) => {
return queryInterface.bulkInsert('<<TableName>>', [{
field1: value1a,
field2: value2a
}, {
field1: value1b,
field2: value2b
}, {
field1: value1c,
field2: value2c
}]);
}
// If we want to specify what to remove:
down: (queryInterface, Sequelize) => {
return queryInterface.bulkDelete(‘<<TableName>>’, {
field1: [value1a, value1b, value1c], //…etc.
});
};
// If we want to remove everything from the table:
down: (queryInterface, Sequelize) => {
return queryInterface.bulkDelete(‘<<TableName>>’, null, {});
};
// Constructs an instance of the JavaScript `Cat` class. **Does not
// save anything to the database yet**. Attributes are passed in as a
// POJO.
const newCat = Cat.build({
firstName: 'Markov',
specialSkill: 'sleeping',
age: 5
});
// This actually creates a new `Cats` record in the database. We must
// wait for this asynchronous operation to succeed.
await newCat.save();
// This builds and saves all in one step. If we don't need to perform any operations on the instance before saving it, this can optimize our code.
const newerCat = await Cat.create({
firstName: 'Whiskers',
specialSkill: 'sleeping',
age: 2
})
Updating Records
Deleting Records
How to query using Sequelize
findAll
const cats = await Cat.findAll();
// Log the fetched cats.
// The extra arguments to stringify are a replacer and a space respectively
// Here we're specifying a space of 2 in order to print more legibly
// We don't want a replacer, so we pass null just so that we can pass a 3rd argument
console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
WHERE clause
const cats = await Cat.findAll({ where: { firstName: “Markov” } }); console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
OR in the WHERE clause
{ where: { field: [value1, value2] } => WHERE field IN (value1, value2)
const cats = await Cat.findAll({ where: { firstName: [“Markov”, “Curie”] } });const cats = await Cat.findAll({
where: {
firstName: "Markov",
age: 4
}
});
console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
AND in the WHERE clause
const cats = await Cat.findAll({
where: {
firstName: {
// All cats where the name is not equal to "Markov"
// We use brackets in order to evaluate Op.ne and use the value as the key
[Op.ne]: "Markov"
},
},
});
console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
const cats = await Cat.findAll({
where: {
// The array that Op.and points to must all be true
// Here, we find cats where the name is not "Markov" and the age is 4
[Op.and]: [{
firstName: {
[Op.ne]: "Markov"
}
}, {
age: 4
}, ],
},
});
console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
const cats = await Cat.findAll({
where: {
// One condition in the array that Op.or points to must be true
// Here, we find cats where the name is "Markov" or where the age is 4
[Op.or]: [{
firstName: "Markov"
}, {
age: 4
}, ],
},
});
console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
Op.gt and Op.lt: greater than and less than operators
const cats = await Cat.findAll({ where: { // Find all cats where the age is greater than 4 age: { [Op.gt]: 4 }, } }, }); console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
// Get a reference to the cat record that we want to update (here just the cat with primary key of 1)
const cat = await Cat.findByPk(1);
// Change cat's attributes.
cat.firstName = "Curie";
cat.specialSkill = "jumping";
cat.age = 123;
// Save the new name to the database.
await cat.save();
const cats = await Cat.findAll({
order: [
["age", "DESC"]
],
// Here we are limiting our results to one record. It will still return an array, just with one object inside. We could have said any number here, the result is always an array.
limit: 1,
});
console.log(JSON.stringify(cats, null, 2));
// finds the oldest cat const cat = await Cat.findOne({ order: [[“age”, “DESC”]], }); console.log(JSON.stringify(cat, null, 2));
We can include associated data by adding an include key to our options object
const pet = Pet.findByPk(1, {
include: [PetType, Owner]
});
console.log(pet.id, pet.name, pet.age, pet.petTypeId, pet.PetType.type, pet.Owners
We can get nested associations by having include point to an object that specifies which model we have an association with, then chaining an association on with another include
How to perform data validations with Sequelize
specification: {
type: DataTypes.TEXT,
validate: {
notEmpty: {
msg: 'The specification cannot be empty'
},
len: {
args: [10, 100]
msg: 'The specifcation must be between 10 and 100 characters'
}
}
}
How to use transactions with Sequelize
async function main() {
try {
// Do all database access within the transaction.
await sequelize.transaction(async (tx) => {
// Fetch Markov and Curie's accounts.
const markovAccount = await BankAccount.findByPk(
1, {
transaction: tx
},
);
const curieAccount = await BankAccount.findByPk(
2, {
transaction: tx
}
);
// No one can mess with Markov or Curie's accounts until the
// transaction completes! The account data has been locked!
// Increment Curie's balance by $5,000.
curieAccount.balance += 5000;
await curieAccount.save({
transaction: tx
});
// Decrement Markov's balance by $5,000.
markovAccount.balance -= 5000;
await markovAccount.save({
transaction: tx
});
});
} catch (err) {
// Report if anything goes wrong.
console.log("Error!");
for (const e of err.errors) {
console.log(
`${e.instance.clientName}: ${e.message}`
);
}
}
await sequelize.close();
}
main();
Sequelize provides utilities for generating migrations, models, and seed files. They are exposed through the sequelize-cli
command.
$ npx sequelize-cli init
You must create a database user, and update the config/config.json
file to match your database settings to complete the initialization process.
npx sequelize-cli db:create
npx sequelize-cli model:generate --name <ModelName> --attributes <column1>:<type>,<column2>:<type>,...
npx sequelize-cli db:migrate
npx sequelize-cli db:migrate:undo
npx sequelize-cli db:migrate:undo:all
npx sequelize-cli seed:generate --name <descriptiveName>
npx sequelize-cli db:seed:all
npx sequelize-cli db:seed:undo
npx sequelize-cli db:seed:undo:all
// This uses the short form for references
return queryInterface.createTable(<TableName>, {
<columnName>: {
type: Sequelize.<type>,
allowNull: <true|false>,
unique: <true|false>,
references: { model: <TableName> }, // This is the plural table name
// that the column references.
}
});
// This the longer form for references that is less confusing
return queryInterface.createTable(<TableName>, {
<columnName>: {
type: Sequelize.<type>,
allowNull: <true|false>,
unique: <true|false>,
references: {
model: {
tableName: <TableName> // This is the plural table name
}
}
}
});
return queryInterface.dropTable(<TableName>);
return queryInteface.addColumn(<TableName>, <columnName>: {
type: Sequelize.<type>,
allowNull: <true|false>,
unique: <true|false>,
references: { model: <TableName> }, // This is the plural table name
// that the column references.
});
return queryInterface.removeColumn(<TableName>, <columnName>);
student.js
Student.hasOne(models.Scholarship, { foreignKey: 'studentId' });
scholarship.js
Scholarship.belongsTo(models.Student, { foreignKey: 'studentId' });
student.js
Student.belongsTo(models.Class, { foreignKey: 'classId' });
class.js
Class.hasMany(models.Student, { foreignKey: 'classId' });
student.js
const columnMapping = {
through: 'StudentLesson', // This is the model name referencing the join table.
otherKey: 'lessonId',
foreignKey: 'studentId'
}
Student.belongsToMany(models.Lesson, columnMapping);
lesson.js
const columnMapping = {
through: 'StudentLesson', // This is the model name referencing the join table.
otherKey: 'studentId',
foreignKey: 'lessonId'
}
Lesson.belongsToMany(models.Student, columnMapping);
// Way 1 - With build and save
const pet = Pet.build({
name: "Fido",
petTypeId: 1
});
await pet.save();
// Way 2 - With create
const pet = await Pet.create({
name: "Fido",
petTypeId: 1
});
// Find the pet with id = 1
const pet = await Pet.findByPk(1);
// Way 1
pet.name = "Fido, Sr."
await pet.save;
// Way 2
await pet.update({
name: "Fido, Sr."
});
// Find the pet with id = 1
const pet = await Pet.findByPk(1);
// Notice this is an instance method
pet.destroy();
// Notice this is a static class method
await Pet.destroy({
where: {
petTypeId: 1 // Destorys all the pets where the petType is 1
}
});
await <Model>.findOne({
where: {
<column>: {
[Op.<operator>]: <value>
}
},
});
await <Model>.findAll({
where: {
<column>: {
[Op.<operator>]: <value>
}
},
include: <include_specifier>,
offset: 10,
limit: 2
});
await <Model>.findByPk(<primary_key>, {
include: <include_specifier>
});
include
Simple include of one related model.
await Pet.findByPk(1, {
include: PetType
})
Include can take an array of models if you need to include more than one.
await Pet.findByPk(1, {
include: [Pet, Owner]
})
Include can also take an object with keys model
and include
.
This is in case you have nested associations.
In this case Owner doesn’t have an association with PetType, but
Pet does, so we want to include PetType onto the Pet Model.
await Owner.findByPk(1, {
include: {
model: Pet
include: PetType
}
});
The confusingly named toJSON() method does not return a JSON string but instead
returns a POJO for the instance.
// pet is an instance of the Pet class
const pet = await Pet.findByPk(1);
console.log(pet) // prints a giant object with
// tons of properties and methods
// petPOJO is now just a plain old Javascript Object
const petPOJO = pet.toJSON();
console.log(petPOJO); // { name: "Fido", petTypeId: 1 }
const Op = Sequelize.Op
[Op.and]: [{a: 5}, {b: 6}] // (a = 5) AND (b = 6)
[Op.or]: [{a: 5}, {a: 6}] // (a = 5 OR a = 6)
[Op.gt]: 6, // > 6
[Op.gte]: 6, // >= 6
[Op.lt]: 10, // < 10
[Op.lte]: 10, // <= 10
[Op.ne]: 20, // != 20
[Op.eq]: 3, // = 3
[Op.is]: null // IS NULL
[Op.not]: true, // IS NOT TRUE
[Op.between]: [6, 10], // BETWEEN 6 AND 10
[Op.notBetween]: [11, 15], // NOT BETWEEN 11 AND 15
[Op.in]: [1, 2], // IN [1, 2]
[Op.notIn]: [1, 2], // NOT IN [1, 2]
[Op.like]: '%hat', // LIKE '%hat'
[Op.notLike]: '%hat' // NOT LIKE '%hat'
[Op.iLike]: '%hat' // ILIKE '%hat' (case insensitive) (PG only)
[Op.notILike]: '%hat' // NOT ILIKE '%hat' (PG only)
[Op.startsWith]: 'hat' // LIKE 'hat%'
[Op.endsWith]: 'hat' // LIKE '%hat'
[Op.substring]: 'hat' // LIKE '%hat%'
[Op.regexp]: '^[h|a|t]' // REGEXP/~ '^[h|a|t]' (MySQL/PG only)
[Op.notRegexp]: '^[h|a|t]' // NOT REGEXP/!~ '^[h|a|t]' (MySQL/PG only)
[Op.iRegexp]: '^[h|a|t]' // ~* '^[h|a|t]' (PG only)
[Op.notIRegexp]: '^[h|a|t]' // !~* '^[h|a|t]' (PG only)
[Op.like]: { [Op.any]: ['cat', 'hat']}
You can access and query the data using the findByPk
, findOne
, and findAll
methods. First, make sure you import the models in your JavaScript file. In this case, we are assuming your JavaScript file is in the root of your project and so is the models folder.
const { Recipe, Ingredient, Instruction, MeasurementUnit } = require('./models');
The models folder exports each of the models that you have created. We have these four in our data model, so we will destructure the models to access each table individually. The associations that you have defined in each of your models will allow you to access data of related tables when you query your database using the include
option.
If you want to find all recipes, for the recipe list, you would use the findAll
method. You need to await this, so make sure your function is async.
async function findAllRecipes() {
return await Recipe.findAll();
}
If you would like to include all the ingredients so you can create a shopping list for all the recipes, you would use include
. This is possible because of the association you have defined in your Recipe and Ingredient models.
async function getShoppingList() {
return await Recipe.findAll({ include: [ Ingredient ] });
}
If you only want to find one where there is chicken in the ingredients list, you would use findOne
and findByPk
.
async function findAChickenRecipe() {
const chickenRecipe = await Ingredient.findOne({
where: {
foodStuff: 'chicken'
}
});
return await Recipe.findByPk(chickenRecipe.recipeId);
}
You have two options when you want to create a row in a table (where you are saving one record into the table). You can either .build
the row and then .save
it, or you can .create
it. Either way it does the same thing. Here are some examples:
Let’s say we have a form that accepts the name of the recipe (for simplicity). When we get the results of the form, we can:
const newRecipe = await Recipe.build({ title: 'Chicken Noodle Soup' });
await newRecipe.save();
This just created our new recipe and added it to our Recipes table. You can do the same thing like this:
await Recipe.create({ title: 'Chicken Noodle Soup' });
If you want to modify an item in your table, you can use update
. Let’s say we want to change the chicken noodle soup to chicken noodle soup with extra veggies, first we need to get the recipe, then we can update it.
const modRecipe = await Recipe.findOne({ where: { title: 'Chicken Noodle Soup' } });
await modRecipe.update({ title: 'Chicken Noodle Soup with Extra Veggies' });
To delete an item from your table, you will do the same kind of process. Find the recipe you want to delete and destroy
it, like this:
const deleteThis = await Recipe.findOne({ where: { title: 'Chicken Noodle Soup with Extra Veggies' } });
await deleteThis.destroy();
NOTE: If you do not await these, you will receive a promise, so you will need to use .then
and .catch
to do more with the items you are accessing and modifying.
For the data types and validations in your models, here are the official docs. The sequelize docs are hard to look at, so these are the specific sections with just the lists:
Sequelize Data Types: https://sequelize.org/v5/manual/data-types.html
Validations: https://sequelize.org/v5/manual/models-definition.html#validations
When you access the data in your queries, here are the operators available, again because the docs are hard to navigate, this is the specific section with the list of operators.
Operators: https://sequelize.org/v5/manual/querying.html#operators
The documentation for building, saving, creating, updating and destroying is linked here, it does a pretty good job of explaining in my opinion, it just has a title that we have not been using in this course. When they talk about an instance, they mean an item stored in your table.
Create/Update/Destroy: https://sequelize.org/v5/manual/instances.html
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Last modified date: January 26, 2013
Revision: 2
WebGL extension #8
Written against the WebGL API 1.0 specification.
This extension exposes the compressed texture formats defined in the EXT_texture_compression_s3tc OpenGL extension to WebGL.
When this extension is enabled:
COMPRESSED_RGB_S3TC_DXT1_EXT
,
COMPRESSED_RGBA_S3TC_DXT1_EXT
, COMPRESSED_RGBA_S3TC_DXT3_EXT
, and
COMPRESSED_RGBA_S3TC_DXT5_EXT
may be passed to
the compressedTexImage2D
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getParameter
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will include the 4 formats from this specification.
The following format specific restrictions must be enforced:
The length of the ArrayBufferView, pixels
, passed to either
compressedTexImage2D
or compressedTexSubImage2D
must match the following equation:
floor((width + 3) / 4) * floor((height + 3) / 4) * 8
If it is not an INVALID_VALUE
error is generated.
When level
equals zero width
and height
must be a multiple of 4. When level
is greater than 0 width
and height
must be 0, 1, 2 or a multiple of 4.
If they are not an INVALID_OPERATION
error is generated.
For compressedTexSubImage2D
xoffset
and
yoffset
must be a multiple of 4 and
width
must be a multiple of 4 or equal to the original
width of the level
. height
must be a multiple of 4 or
equal to the original height of the level
.
If they are not an INVALID_OPERATION
error is generated.
The length of the ArrayBufferView, pixels
, passed to either
compressedTexImage2D
or compressedTexSubImage2D
must match the following equation:
floor((width + 3) / 4) * floor((height + 3) / 4) * 16
If it is not an INVALID_VALUE
error is generated.
When level
equals zero width
and height
must be a multiple of 4. When level
is greater than 0 width
and height
must be 0, 1, 2 or a multiple of 4.
If they are not an INVALID_OPERATION
error is generated.
For compressedTexSubImage2D
xoffset
and
yoffset
must be a multiple of 4 and
width
must be a multiple of 4 or equal to the original
width of the level
. height
must be a multiple of 4 or
equal to the original height of the level
.
If they are not an INVALID_OPERATION
error is generated.
interface WEBGL_compressed_texture_s3tc { /* Compressed Texture Formats */ const GLenum COMPRESSED_RGB_S3TC_DXT1_EXT = 0x83F0; const GLenum COMPRESSED_RGBA_S3TC_DXT1_EXT = 0x83F1; const GLenum COMPRESSED_RGBA_S3TC_DXT3_EXT = 0x83F2; const GLenum COMPRESSED_RGBA_S3TC_DXT5_EXT = 0x83F3; };
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| 005:034 Khan | : |
Except for those who (having fled away and then) came back (as Muslims) with repentance before they fall into your power; in that case, know that Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. |
| 005:034 Maulana | : |
Except those who repent before you overpower them; so know that Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
| 005:034 Pickthal | : |
Save those who repent before ye overpower them. For know that Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
| 005:034 Rashad | : |
Exempted are those who repent before you overcome them. You should know that GOD is Forgiver, Most Merciful. |
| 005:034 Sarwar | : |
As for those who repent before you (the legal authorities) have control over them (by proving their guilts). They should know that God is All-forgiving and All-merciful. |
| 005:034 Shakir | : |
Except those who repent before you have them in your power; so know that Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. |
| 005:034 Sherali | : |
Except those who repent before you have them in your power. So know that ALLAH is Most Forgiving, Merciful. |
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Except for those who repent before they fall into your power: in that case, know that Allah is Oft-forgiving, Most Merciful. |
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Cooking time
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Serves 2
You can certainly spend a lot longer making a biryani, but this is a great quick version for two.
Heat one tablespoon of the oil in a pan and gently fry the onion for 3-4 minutes, until softened. Add the spices and bay leaf and fry for another 1-2 minutes. Stir in the rice, coating with the oil and spices.
In a small bowl, dissolve the stock cube in the boiling water and pour into the pan with the rice. Stir once, cover with a lid and bring to a gentle simmer.
Heat the remaining oil in another pan and fry the lamb chunks for 1-2 minutes, or until golden-brown. Add to the rice, turn the heat down to low and cook, covered, for 10-12 minutes, until the rice is tender.
Pile the rice into a serving bowl and garnish with the coriander leaves.


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contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>All photos taken by me unless otherwise specified
Like many other amateur houseplant moms/dads, I find myself in a bit of a moral dilemma. The more love I give to growing houseplants, the more I buy and eventually overwater, or let sit while on vacation for a week, and eventually, inevitably, let die.  While it would be practical to simply pay more attention to their care and develop a green thumb by feeling the soil and listening to the land, I've decided with the nuclear option: a full fledged digital monitoring system complete with computer visualization to track the plant's condition at every hour of the day.
I now keep a running tally of the temperature and humidity (
dht11 sensor
), light exposure (
cds photocell
), weather conditions (
darksky
and
weather.com
), soil moisture (
capacative soil moisture sensor
),
and physical size and color (
PlantCV
) of the plant.
These readings serve to visualize how the harsh elements of my apartment are affecting my plant's life cycle. Using this web server I, and the general public, can view the different conditions my plant has been subject to as well as how it has fared despite them, immortalized in temporary-data-time. I am hoping this new plant studio will keep me accountable for my plant-tending mistakes (there are surely many to come).
There is a plant. There is a raspberry pi that takes pictures of a plant. There is a script that runs on the pi that automates the picture taking and sends those pictures through an analysis pipeline, PlantCV, directly in a virtual environment on the pi.
PlantCV is an opensource plant phenotyping project headed by the Danforth Plant Science Center, that uses OpenCV to digitally visualize plant images and report information on their dimensions and color (among other things).
To standardize lighting, an IOT relay directs current to two car lights to turn on at regular intervals (4am, when it's consistently dark) for image capture.
After captured images are run through the pipeline, their data is saved to a local sqlite3 database in my pi's home environment. Output images are saved to a self-updating directory for storage. Dimensional and color measurements in the sqlite database are supplemented with sensory information provided from three sources: cds photocell, capacitive soil moisture sensor, and dht11 temp/humidity sensor. These three sensors use analog current, which unfortunately must be converted into digital signal (via an MCP 3008 converter) to be properly read by the raspberry pi.
An hourly script records average measurements from each sensor along with weather data collected from the darksky api. Alongside these processes, the pi sends its database to an external heroku web server to update changes in the plant presented on this very site. The directory is linked to my github repository which automatically updates the server when changes are made and pushed to master.
This project has largely been a learning experience for me to dig into the basics of software and web development. Having graduated with a degree in Biology, I feel that computation will push the frontiers of biological study and will require a strong understanding of big data: both how to collect it, store it, and manipulate it. Doing so in real time helps to guide the course of experiments which require prompt results to inform future decisions, many of which must be made during the period of funding amid the experiment. Alternatively the world is becoming more and more automated and at least a cursory understanding of the mechanisms behind this automation should help with navigating the bizarre future we are unfolding.
Having graduated with an arts degree in Biology, I am sensitive to the way scientific results are presented and disseminated, and strongly believe that such results should be more accessible and digestible to the public. Creating a semi-interactive website designed to show people how a house plant is doing is my mulling over a path towards blending these two seemingly disparate spheres.
Photo_Synthesis has provided me an opportunity to become proficient with Python for writing concept programs, become familiar with the flora of front end languages to custom design my own webpages/ presentations of information, and understand the logic of how databases are created, maintained, and implemented in web applications. Working on this project has largely directed my self teaching of code to facilitate some of the structure of the bootcamps that are quickly spreading for fresh code upstarts.
Further this project would not be possible without access to opensource code and free online education. Through academia I have not felt the level of ownership of my work as I have during this process, and have always wondered how accessible learning new skills are over free resources readily available online. While I was fortunate enough to have the time and resources to fully focus on this project, I believe that online learning is in many ways as valid as an education gained from more traditional institutions. Self directed learning helps you to discover your interests, and can motivate you to learn about career paths that more accurately fit the lifestyle you thrive under. In many ways this project is a love letter to opensource projects and the access of free information.
This project has come to its natural resting point. I have a live way of collecting and presenting data, but to answer questions of greater importance, the scale of the data involved must be drastically larger. I like to think of this project as a means of understanding some of the skeleton that goes into data collection and presentation. From this point I hope to either learn more of the nuances of plant science to ask questions more relevant to plant health, production, or functioning. I would also like to understand how larger scale data architecture is built and directed in production grade workflows to answer biological questions. Digging into the software also presents interesting questions. I believe I sit at the precipice at the numerous intersections of biology and computer science and am excited to keep learning!


Latest data
Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak data with zero dependencies, for web developers.
Data is generated from 2019 Novel Coronavirus COVID-19 (2019-nCoV) Data Repository by Johns Hopkins CSSE
Updated often and easy to use.
View on GithubInclude this line in the head of your html page:
<script src="https://covid19js.com/dist/covid19.js"></script>
Afterwards you can use the covid19 data in your javascript
var data = covid19.data();
data.latest().totals();
Use covid19.data() to create a new clean copy of the data
var data = covid19.data();
Use latest() to get data for the most recent date
data.latest();
List of dates, continents, countryRegions, locations
var data = covid19.data();
Filter as you would with any javascript array
data.latest().filter(x=>x.country_region==="US");
data.latest().filter(x=>x.country_region==="US").totals();
Filter for leaflet map bounds
var bounds = L.latLngBounds(
L.latLng(6.7499552751, 36.619987291),
L.latLng(18.4802470232, 47.1153931748));
data.filter(x=>bounds.contains(L.latLng(x.lat,x.lng)));
Group by continent (must filter to a single date first)
data.latest().groupByContinent();
Group by country (must filter to a single date first)
data.latest().groupByCountryRegion();
Group by date with or without filtering first
data.filter(x=>x.country_region==="US").groupByDate();
data.groupByDate();
Max once per minute, reasonably efficient by fetching change timestamp first.
covid19.refresh().then(data=>{
console.log(covid19.last_updated);
console.log(data.latest().groupByLocation())
});


Now Disney has spoiled The Mandalorian's big twist
by Samuel RobertsNow Disney has spoiled The Mandalorian's big twist
Everyone is talking about [spoiler]
(Image credit: Disney/Lucasfilm)
When The Mandalorian launched on Disney Plus last week, it came with a big end-of-episode twist. And, spoiler alert, that twist was that the show features what's become known as...
'Baby Yoda'. It's an extremely cute Force-using alien of Yoda's unknown species who the titular Mandalorian decides to save at the end of episode one.
It was a big enough secret that Disney didn't supply advance screeners of The Mandalorian to press – and fair enough, since only five countries have Disney Plus right now (the US, Canada, the Netherlands, Australia and New Zealand). And hey, if you live in those countries, maybe you wanted to wait until the whole season was out, so you could binge it in one seven-day Disney Plus trial.
If you follow the official Star Wars Twitter account or official Disney account, though, you'll have seen this, which pretty much gives the whole thing away:
Well, that's that, then. If you live in the UK, good luck avoiding pictures of Baby Yoda until March 2020. This boy is already going viral. It's kind of annoying that Disney itself isn't willing to keep the secret, when the pre-release marketing very much obscured the character from view.
Even late night hosts are getting in on the Baby Yoda craze:
- How to watch the Star Wars movies in order
- Here's when you can watch The Mandalorian episode 3
- How piracy could hurt Disney Plus
Spoilers are the worst
It wouldn't be a problem if there was a legal way to watch The Mandalorian outside of the countries that now have Disney Plus, but there isn't, and won't be until 2020. And modern pop culture doesn't work regionally like it used to: people watch the same shows at the same time around the world, and talk about them.
There's no doubt a very good reason Disney Plus didn't launch globally at the same time – the technical issues on day one suggest this was probably a good call – but waiting for months is far from ideal.
At least Baby Yoda is too cute for you to really stay mad.


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Motorola Cable Modem
You can find your username and password on your cable modem's bottom label.
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MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Motorola Trademark Holdings, LLC and are used under license.


See how to run as an app.
Snap! and the AI blocks developed as part of the eCraft2Learn Project
can be run locally so that the majority of the functionality will work without an Internet connection.
After cloning or downloading all the needed files
one can simply open the htdocs/ai/index.html
file
but most browsers will not permit access to the microphone, camera, and some other services.
The solution is to run a local web server.
When a local web server is running then localhost:8000/ai/ will launch the AI home page
providing access to libraries, guides, and sample projects.
We provide a tiny server for Windows machines.
Simply launch miniweb.exe
after booting up the computer.
MacOs has a builtin web server.
There are also Chrome extensions
for running a local web server on ChromeBooks.
If you are running this without an Internet connection the following blocks will not function: speech recognition, speech synthesis, and image recognition that uses cloud services from Google, IBM, and Microsoft. Very limited speech recognition is available via the Audio label confidences and somewhat limited speech recognition is available via Analyze costume and labels for costume.
Please report any problems to Ken Kahn (toontalk@gmail.com).


I decided to publish data on our District finances to enhance the transparency in our organization. In particular, club members shall see more easily what is done with their money.
If you want to take a closer look at the number for yourself, here are two CSV files with all separate booking positions. The columns in the table have been cropped heavily to protect the privacy of all persons involved.
Expenses in the 1st + 2nd quarter of the 2015-2016 TM season (audit finished)
Expenses in the 3rd + 4th quarter of the 2015-2016 TM season (audit pending)
Please note that the Audit of the 3rd and 4th quarter is not finished yet. The data may be subject to further change or amendment.
There are two facts that prompted me to publish the data. First, the District Director of D95 Michal Talaga publicly entitled me to do so on August 13th on Facebook 4:18pm:
"I heard they have elections every year. Position of Finance Manager is typically not very strongly contested. I doubt any district director would stop you from making a shiny website for members to see the numbers. Ofc also host and maintain in it in the future. I certainly wouldn't."
Second, the District Leadership Handbook states on page 16 (Records):
"The finance manager is responsible for storing and preserving records for the current administrative year, and the records must be made available to district leaders and individual members to inspect and review."
The second part is hereby taken care of. Note that I am not the finance manager of D95. Thus, I do not store any detailed records apart from the overview given on this site.
Apart from that, the current District board, in particular the Finance Manager, was not involved in the creation of this website.
The expenses given here are based on financial data of Toastmasters District 95 that I downloaded from the reporting tool.
While I have taken care to maintain numerical correctness, I cannot exclude small mistakes. In particular, the data may be incomplete.
In any case, the data here is provided without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to, fitness for a particular purpose and noninfringement. In no event shall the author of this site be liable for any claim, damages or other liability.
Last Modified: August 14th, 2016


Christmas lights and hair salon smashed up as suspected stolen car veers off road after chase
Black Vauxhall corsa crashed into business in early hours of the morning
by Jamie LopezA suspected stolen car smashed into a hair salon during an early morning police chase.
A black Vauxhall Corsa crashed into Viva hair salon on Union Street, Southport , at around 2.15am, with the driver then fleeing from the scene on foot.
A male passenger suffered a head injury in the crash.
The car was believed to have been stolen from Janes Brook Road shortly before and was spotted by patrols on Seabank Road.
A short pursuit followed before the car smashed into the shop front and destroyed a lamppost in the process.
The passenger, a 48-year-old man, was taken to hospital for treatment and is said to be in a stable condition.
The driver of the car has not yet been located and efforts to locate him are ongoing.
Images show the devastating damage caused to the salon - with some of Southport's brand-new Christmas lights also ruined in the smash.
Vivien Sebasianelli owned the shop for 27 years before recently handing over the reigns to her daughter.
Speaking to the Visiter later that morning, she remained defiant in the face of the setback.
She said: “At about 3am, the police rang and said there’d been an incident. Police were chasing two men in the car and it turned sideways and came through the windows.
“We’ve had trouble before with people throwing bins at the windows and fighting in the street but never anything like this.”
Viven added: “We’ve just got to keep going and keep smiling. We can’t let them hold us back.”
Enquiries into the incident are ongoing and police are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has dashcam footage is asked to contact Merseyside Police social media desk via Twitter @MerPolCC or Facebook Merseyside Police CC.
Alternatively, call 101 quoting incident<PHONE_NUMBER>1 or contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via their online form at: https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information/give-information-online/


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This page discusses both assimps scalability in threaded environments and the precautions to be taken in order to use it from multiple threads concurrently.
The library can be accessed by multiple threads simultaneously, as long as the following prerequisites are fulfilled:
Multiple concurrent imports may or may not be beneficial, however. For certain file formats in conjunction with little or no post processing IO times tend to be the performance bottleneck. Intense post processing together with 'slow' file formats like X or Collada might scale well with multiple concurrent imports.
Internal multi-threading is not currently implemented.


Descriptive data
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Residence: New York
Country of citizenship: USA
Occupation: Artist; Curator; Educator
Member of: Artist collective name
Biography: www.example-source-url.com
Official website: www.example-website-url.com
Need more data or would like to contribute? Request access
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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
FENTANYL
See also: agonist opioid analgesics
See also: step III opioid analgesics.
See also: opioids
See also: sedative medications
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 94
FENTANYL RxNorm: 4337 ATC: N01AH01 N02AB03 |
ANTICONVULSANT ENZYMATIC INDUCERS CLASS CODE: N03A-001 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations of fentanyl due to increase of its hepatic metabolism by the anticonvulsant |
Not recommended Choose another opioid. |
FENTANYL RxNorm: 4337 ATC: N01AH01 N02AB03 |
STRONG INHIBITORS OF CYP3A4 CLASS CODE: J02-J05 |
Risk of increase of the opioid analgesic's effect of respiratory depression due to slight decrease of its hepatic metabolism |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring and adjustment of the dosage of the opioid analgesic when there is treatment with a strong inhibitor of CYP3A4. |
FENTANYL RxNorm: 4337 ATC: N01AH01 N02AB03 |
RIFAMPICIN RxNorm: 9384 ATC: J04AB02 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations of fentanyl due to increase of its hepatic metabolism by the rifampicin |
Not recommended Choose another opioid. |


Inline code with .cb-run
gives raw stdout.
`Print(1 + 2);`{.gap .cb-run session=firsttest}
3
Inline code with .cb-expr
evaluates an expression and
then inserts the raw output into the document, where it is interpreted
as Markdown. Inline code with .cb-nb
(nb
is
short for notebook
) is similar, except output is shown
verbatim. Notice that since these are expressions, a trailing semicolon
must not be used.
`StringFormatted("*{}*", Sum([1..10]))`{.gap .cb-expr}
55
`StringFormatted("*{}*", Sum([1..10]))`{.gap .cb-nb}
*55*
In the event of an error, inline code automatically shows stderr by
default. This code is executed in its own session,
inline_error
, so that it does not impact other
examples.
`1 + "a"`{.gap .cb-run session=inline_error}
Error, no method found! For debugging hints type ?Recovery from NoMethodFound Error, no 1st choice method found for `CallFuncList' on 2 arguments
A message is also displayed for errors in the Markdown source. This usually includes the name of the document source and the approximate line number.
`Print(1 + 2);`{.gp .cb-run session=inline_source_error}
SYS CONFIG ERROR in "gap.cbmd" near line 43: Language definition for "gp" does not exist
Inline code with .cb-code
simply displays the code.
Nothing is executed.
`Print("Hello from GAP!");`{.gap .cb-code}
Print("Hello from GAP!");
The output is identical to that of
`Print("Hello from GAP!");`{.gap}
so .cb-code
is only really useful when it is combined
with other Codebraid features. For example, it is possible to give code
with .cb-code
a name
, and then copy it by
name
into a separate location where it is executed. See Copying code and output.
Code blocks with .cb-run
give raw stdout. There is
continuity between code blocks so long as they are in the same session;
variables persist.
```{.gap .cb-run session=hello}
x := "Hello from *GAP!*";
```
```{.gap .cb-run session=hello}
Print(x);
```
Hello from GAP!
Code blocks show stderr automatically by default.
```{.gap .cb-nb session=block_error}
x := 12;
y := x + "x";
```
A message is also displayed for errors in the Markdown source. This usually includes the name of the document source and the approximate line number.
```{.gap .cb-ruuun session=block_source_error}
print(1 + 2);
```
SOURCE ERROR in "gap.cbmd" near line 96:
Unknown or unsupported Codebraid command "cb-ruuun"
SOURCE ERROR in "gap.cbmd" near line 96:
Missing valid Codebraid command
Code blocks with .cb-code
simply display the code.
Nothing is executed.
The output is essentially identical to that of a normal code block;
the only differences are some default display options, like line
numbering. Thus .cb-code
is primarily useful when it is
combined with other Codebraid features. For example, it is possible to
give code with .cb-code
a name
, and then copy
it by name
into a separate location where it is executed.
See Copying code and output.
By default, stdout and stderr are only shown if they are non-empty. In some situations, it may be useful to represent empty output visually as confirmation that there indeed was none.
It is also possible to selectively hide output from a code chunk.
hide
takes any combination of code
,
stderr
, and stdout
, or simply
all
.
Code chunks can be named using the name
keyword, which
takes an identifier-style name. Then the copy
keyword can
be used in other code chunks to copy a named chunk or a combination of
named chunks. When copy
is used with cb-run
,
cb-expr
, or cb-nb
, the code is copied and then
executed as if it had been entered directly. When copy
is
used with cb-code
, the code is copied and displayed, but
nothing is executed. When copy
is used with the special
command cb-paste
, both the code and output are copied but
nothing is executed. This is useful in executing code and then showing
snippets of the code and/or output in different parts of a document.
copy
works with named code chunks anywhere in a
document; a named code chunk does not have to appear in a document
before the location where it is copied. A code chunk that copies another
code chunk can itself have a name
, and then itself be
copied.
The next two code chunks are named.
```{.gap .cb-run name=part1 session=copy_source}
rnums := List([1..10], x -> Random([1..x]));;
```
```{.gap .cb-run name=part2 session=copy_source}
PrintFormatted("Random numbers: {}", rnums);
```
Random numbers: [ 1, 2, 1, 3, 3, 2, 3, 3, 5, 5 ]
Now the code and output of the previous two code chunks are copied and combined. Because the content for this code block is copied from other code chunks, the code block itself should be empty, or may alternately contain a space or underscore as a placeholder.
```{.gap .cb-paste copy=part1+part2 show=code+stdout}
```
It would also be possible to copy and re-execute the code.
```{.gap .cb-run copy=part1+part2 session=copied show=code+stdout:raw}
```
Another option is to display code, and then copy and execute it later.
External files can be included for display or execution using
include_file
. The default encoding is UTF-8; other
encodings can be selected with include_encoding
. Instead of
including the entire file, it is possible to include only a selected
range of lines with include_lines
. It is also possible to
include part of a file that matches a regular expression with
include_regex
, as shown in the example. Other options for
controlling what is included based on starting or ending literal strings
or regular expressions can be found in the documentation.
```{.html .cb-code include_file=gap.html include_regex="<header.*?/header>"}
```
When include_file
is used with cb-code
, the
included code is simply displayed. When include_file
is
used with cb-run
or another command that executes code, the
included code is executed just as if it had been entered directly.


--- name: button url: /button title: Button ---
You can create buttons with this basic HTML
You can create buttons of various colors with these classes:
You can customize button sizing with these classes:
Adding a class of .disabled
will disable the pointer & hover state, while also changing the color.
Buttons can be converted to a hollow style with the hollow
class. All of the same coloring and sizing classes will work with it.
Buttons can be turned into button groups which strings buttons together.
Button groups can have sizing modifiers applied straight to the ul.
Button groups can have a segmented look with an active class applied.
Write a custom button class using our button mixins.
Buttons can be easily customized using our Sass variables.


The Path Of Exile Character Share Tool is a web-based tool that can be used to share your Path Of Exile character with other people with a simple link.
Your character data is safely isolated on the Path Of Exile servers. In order to share it you'll have to extract it from there and put it here. To do this, you can either install a plugin on your browser that will do all the work for you, or follow a 3-step guided manual process. Choose your preference below :
Install the browser plugin Manually import your character
This website has been developped by some PoE player; it has been built using Knockout and RequireJS.
Its source code is freely available on GitHub.
Please type here the name of your character (no typos !) :


I'm a recent Computer Science graduate with the skills necessary to hit the ground running. I’m highly motivated with a passion for a deeper understanding of the underlying technology. I want to work hard and grow as a software engineer.
My current skills include:
Programming Languages: Java, Python, C++
In depth knowledge of data structures and algorithms
Familiarity with OpenGL, Android and Oculus Rift development
I am honing my web development skills by working through Free Code Camp's Full Stack Web Development certification.


| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.groupRectangles | 查看 cv.groupRectangles 的代码 | Index |
groupRectangles Groups the object candidate rectangles
rects = cv.groupRectangles(rects)
[rects,weights,levelWeights] = cv.groupRectangles(...)
[...] = cv.groupRectangles(..., 'OptionName', optionValue, ...)
{[x,y,w,h], ...}
, or a numeric
Nx4/Nx1x4/1xNx4 array.rects
(either Nx4 numeric array or cell array). Grouped
rectangles are the average of all rectangles in that cluster.rects
. See Weights
option. Corresponding grouped weights
are the maximum weights of all rectangles in that cluster.rects
. See LevelWeights
option.rects
. Not set by defaultrects
. Not set by defaultThe function is a wrapper for the generic partition function. It clusters
all the input rectangles using the rectangle equivalence criteria that
combines rectangles with similar sizes and similar locations. The similarity
is defined by EPS
. When EPS=0
, no clustering is done at all. If
EPS -> +inf
, all the rectangles are put in one cluster. Then, the small
clusters containing less than or equal to Thresh
rectangles are rejected.
In each other cluster, the average rectangle is computed and put into the
output rectangle list. The function also filters out small rectangles inside
larger ones that have more hits.
The function is useful for non-max suppression of object detections.


An Irish soap star just made his debut on Grey’s Anatomy
Fans are swooning over the Irish actor
by Goss TeamGrey’s Anatomy fans are swooning over the latest cast member – and he’s Irish.
Dr. Cormac Hayes made his debut on the ABC drama this week and you may already recognise him.
Actor Richard Flood came to fame in Ireland thanks to his role on Red Rock.
So far Dr. Hayes has already had a run-in with Meredith where he revealed his wife died, with Cristina Yang already giving him the nickname “McWidow”.
Fans were quick to praise the new cast arrival, praising Cristina for sending Meredith her new man, take a look at the reaction:


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a small 5x5 example More...
#include "slu_ddefs.h"
Functions | |
| int | main (int argc, char *argv[]) |
This is the small 5x5 example used in the Sections 2 and 3 of the Users' Guide to illustrate how to call a SuperLU routine, and the matrix data structures used by SuperLU.
| int main | ( | int | argc, |
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Personalized message here
Here is some information about myself.
- I was born in 1990
- I graduated from Xavier High School in 2009.
- I spent 2.5 years studying at Kirkwood Community College.
- I joined the Marines in December 2011.
- In 2014 I joined the Marine Security Guard program.
- 3 of the countires I was stationed in are Pakistan and Malawi and Hong Kong.
- I attended the University of Iowa and graduated with a Social Informatics degree in December of 2020.
My top 10 favorite movies
- 1. Starship Troopers
- 2. Saving Private Ryan
- 3. Pandorium
- 4. Resident Evil
- 5. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
- 6. Star Wars: Rogue One
- 7. Deadpool
- 8. The Edge of Tomorrow
- 9. Aliens
- 10. Firefly


Hey there San Fransisco! I'm visiting Wed/Thursday. Anyone I know want to hang out?
1/27/2016, 7:10:14 AM
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Hey there San Fransisco! I'm visiting Wed/Thursday. Anyone I know want to hang out?
1/27/2016, 7:10:14 AM
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Money is tight. DRNK lets you find the best deals for your favorite bars and liquor stores in your area. Download it now for free.


It can vibrate your device!
Check it out here.
There is a new app and its great!
It can make your old phones into a simple CCTV!
For full details go to this link
There is a new online app!
It's a text to speech app
Check it out here
There is a new update for this app!
Update:
There is a new online app!
it's an online code editor!
Check it out
here
There is a new app upcoming, it is called "Switches"
There is also an second one it is called "WI-FI Chat"
Stay tuned!
Yes we will be adding ads in apps when google approves our adsense account
April 23, 2021


Chapter 5: Hello data¶
Now it’s time to get our hands on some real data.
Our data source will be the California Civic Data Coalition, an open-source network of journalists and developers that maintains an archive of data tracking money in California politics.
The coalition has created simplified data files containing the disclosure forms that committees campaigning either for against one of the 17 propositions on the ballot in November 2016 filed with the state of California.
They are:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| committees.csv | Committees active in the election linked to propositions supported or opposed |
| contributions.csv | Donors reported by each of the committees |
The data are structured in rows of comma-separated values. This is known as a CSV file. It is the most common way you will find data published online.
Creating a DataFrame¶
The pandas library is able to read in files from a variety formats, including CSV.
If it’s not currently running start up your Jupyter Notebook as described in chapter two.
Scroll down to the first open cell. There we will import the first CSV file listed above using the read_csv function included with pandas.
pd.read_csv("http://www.firstpythonnotebook.org/_static/committees.csv")
Warning
You will need to precisely type in the URL to the file. Feel free to copy and paste it from the example above into your notebook.
After you run the cell, you should see a big table printed below.
It is a DataFrame where pandas has structured the CSV data into rows and columns, just like Excel or other spreadsheet software might.
The advantage here is that rather than manipulating the data through a haphazard series of clicks and keypunches we will be gradually grinding down the data using a computer programming script that is 100% transparent and reproducible.
Creating a variable¶
In order to do that, we need to store our DataFrame so it can be reused in subsequent cells. We can do this by saving in a “variable”, which is a fancy computer programming word for a named shortcut where we save our work as we go.
Go back to your initial cell and change it to this. Then rerun it.
props = pd.read_csv("http://www.firstpythonnotebook.org/_static/committees.csv")
After you run it, you shouldn’t see anything. That’s a good thing. It means our DataFrame has been saved under the name props, which we can now begin interacting with in the cells that follow.
We can do this by calling “methods” that pandas has made available to all DataFrames.
You may not have known it at the time, but read_csv was one of these methods. There are dozens more that can do all sorts of interesting things. Let’s start with some easy ones that analysts use all the time.
Using the head method¶
First, to preview the first few rows of the dataset, try the head method. Hit the +
button in the toolbar to add a new cell below the first one. Type this in it and hit the run button again.
props.head()
Using the info method¶
To get a look at all of the columns and what type of data they store, add another cell and try info.
props.info()
Look carefully at those results and you see we have more than 100 links between committees and propositions.
Creating another DataFrame¶
With that we’re ready to move on to a related, similar task: Importing all of the individual contributions reported to last year’s 17 ballot measures.
We’ll start by using the read_csv method to import the second CSV file linked above. Save it as a new variable just as we did before. Let’s call this one contribs.
contribs = pd.read_csv("http://www.firstpythonnotebook.org/_static/contributions.csv")
Just as we did earlier, you can inspect the contents of this new file with the head method.
contribs.head()
You should also inspect the columns using the info method. Running these two tricks whenever you open a new file is a good habit to develop so that you can carefully examine the data you’re about to work with.
contribs.info()
Now that you’ve got some data imported, we’re ready to begin our analysis.


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