Id like to start off by mentioning that I have ADD/ADHD, so I get this stuff perscription. Well, actaully the Dex is my bro's, but its the same shit, no one really notices when I take some of either. I have also lost a father and very cool friend involving an addiction to Methamphetamine, and some other family members are still hooked, so I guess addiction 'runs in my family'.
So there I stood, the medicine box before me. I had thought I of all people would be the last to fall to these depths, but tonight was not the night to huddle with principles. No, tonight I would dance with devil. I think I took the 2 54mg Concerta at around 11pm-ish, but I immediately felt sorta stupid, cause I had intended to try insuffilating them, but had forgotten and just popped them down the old throat. So I decided I would send something else straight to the big bowl of noodles. So I got 2 10mg Dex pills, and was sort of amused, because all I had to do was pull on either end, and they came apart.
But I found out later that I would have been MUCH smarter to grind the little thingys that were inside into powder. I snorted 20mg worth, then the drip came. It sucked pretty bad, and I downed about a quarter gallon of water to get rid of the putrid taste and texture of the mucus with tiny balls falling down my throat. I even brought the jug of water into the bathroom when ever I went.
Some time later after the drip stopped, I felt wired, I mean Tweaked! It was actaully pretty cool, ever since the doc had lowered my dosage for concerta from 54mg to 36mg every morning, I noticed that I was not very easily at all able to stay up for days on end as I had lovingly become accustomed to.  The most notable effect I observed was the awesome distortion of time.
I found that I would look at my clock, then do whatever, then, seemingly hours later, I would look at the clock, and was both amazed and confuzed to find that only a few minutes had passed!! It seems almost as if some magic has granted me all the time I could want! Tasks that would have otherwise taken about 3 hours, would turn out to take like 10 minutes. I found I could fully enjoy my hours of darkness, and do everything I wanted, and time was no object.
But that was just the beginning. You have not lived until you have 'slept' on this stuff. I decided to lay down, because it was relaxing (and about 4:30AM!) and found that I could not only lay down and close my eyes, but also allow myself to sort of 'let go' the way I do when I go to sleep, but then, I could simply open my eyes, and be perfectly awake. I did this sort of 'On/Off' thing many times, and was in utter ecstasy after realizing I could 'sleep' without losing 'consciousness.' Sort of like being able to fall into the pit of sleep but have a rope to climb instantly back up into my full alert state. I found everytime I would close my eyes and let myself drift for 'hours' of lucious 'sleep', with full dreaming and everything, I could instantly choose to hop back into my awake mode, and I would check the clock, and still be amazed at how only about 2 minutes had passed each time.
I knew my brother leaves for school at 6:30, and I have to leave a while before 8.  I thought he left for school about 5 times, it was amusing. But the thing I liked most, was the fact that usually if I have to leave at 8, and its 6:45, I better wake my ass up, but I had found that I could just drift off still, and never have to worry about time at all. In fact, it was about a few minutes before 8 that I arose, and found that I was still ready in time.
I went to school, and really felt like I was tweaking, I mean seriousley too, and I kept it up by taking another 20mg of Dex, and then yet another 40mg more later. I didnít sleep the next night either, btw.
Since then, I have used Methylphenidate(Concerta) in dosages of 108mg whenever I desire to stay awake past my 'limit', and twice smoked Methamphetamine (snorted a tiny bit both times as well). A sort of ironic thing was, neither of my experiences with Meth ever came close to this single experience. I find that the Concerta doesnít quite reproduce all these same effects by itself, but I plan to try them both in combination again, and just Dex by itself, for fun, to stay amped, and to experiment.
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Closing after discussion with the Alma Config team.
closed
by None at 2021-12-06 16:26:52.Submitted Excel spreadsheet with two different match options to Will
It turns out we may be able to match against the box/folder number. Need to modify the report to include container info, then see if it matches the Gale spreadsheet.
referenced
by None at 2021-12-06 18:36:46.merged
by None at 2021-12-06 18:36:46.closed
by None at 2021-12-06 18:36:46.done, at long last!!
closed
by None at 2021-12-06 18:43:37.referenced
by None at 2021-12-06 19:36:43.merged
by None at 2021-12-06 19:36:43.closed
by None at 2021-12-06 19:36:43.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-12-06 19:36:46.@kevinreiss regarding location firestone$ssrcfo:
can you please edit the json with the correct values?
"label": "Data and Statistical Services (DSS): Statistical Abstracts",
"code": "firestone$ssrcfo",
"aeon_location": false,
"recap_electronic_delivery_location": false,
"open": true,
"requestable": false,
"always_requestable": false,
"circulates": false,
"remote_storage": "",
"fulfillment_unit": "Limited",
"library": {
"label": "Firestone Library",
"code": "firestone",
"order": 0
},
"holding_library": null,
"hours_location": null,
"delivery_locations": []
Is the second location -firestone$ssrcdc - in alma? I can't retrieve it.
Update: @mzelesky updated the second location.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-06 13:50:12.mentioned
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-12-06 14:24:17.subscribed
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-12-06 14:24:17.mentioned
by None at 2021-12-06 14:45:13.subscribed
by None at 2021-12-06 14:45:13.closed
by None at 2021-12-06 16:08:54.deployed
by None at 2021-12-06 15:52:22.referenced
by None at 2021-12-06 16:08:54.merged
by None at 2021-12-06 16:08:54.closed
by None at 2021-12-06 16:08:54.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2021-12-06 16:08:55.The default (which was set long in the past and can probably change)is coming as open:true, requestable: true, always_requestable: false.
The code can be updated and set only 'requestable' to be false.
It would be better though to update the location code and remove some parts that are not needed anymore for example: the generation of the json files based on the previous voyager -> alma mapping file.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-06 14:30:27.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-06 14:30:27.assigned
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-06 14:30:28.assigned
by Zaynab Masood at 2021-12-06 20:40:18.assigned
by Zaynab Masood at 2021-12-06 19:48:43.closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:44:29.referenced
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:44:29.merged
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:44:29.closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:44:29.head_ref_deleted
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:44:31.closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:51:31.deployed
by None at 2021-12-06 19:17:48.referenced
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:51:31.merged
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:51:31.closed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:51:31.head_ref_deleted
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 20:51:32.Asked MWC and Jamie about this
head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2021-12-06 15:18:18.head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2021-12-06 15:47:02.deployed
by None at 2021-12-06 16:14:05.ready_for_review
by None at 2021-12-06 18:41:25.April was happy with the mass assignment UI.
closed
by None at 2021-12-06 18:42:38.this closes #2590
referenced
by Rebecca Sutton Koeser at 2021-12-06 15:48:55.merged
by Rebecca Sutton Koeser at 2021-12-06 15:48:55.closed
by Rebecca Sutton Koeser at 2021-12-06 15:48:55.head_ref_deleted
by Rebecca Sutton Koeser at 2021-12-06 15:48:56.closed
by Rebecca Sutton Koeser at 2021-12-06 15:49:20.assigned
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 19:15:26.head_ref_force_pushed
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 21:36:17.assigned
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-12-06 19:14:15.


abodOutlier: Angle-Based Outlier Detection
Performs angle-based outlier detection on a given dataframe. Three methods are available, a full but slow implementation using all the data that has cubic complexity, a fully randomized one which is way more efficient and another using k-nearest neighbours. These algorithms are specially well suited for high dimensional data outlier detection.
| Version: |
0.1 |
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cluster, R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Published: |
2015-08-31 |
| Author: |
Jose Jimenez |
| Maintainer: |
Jose Jimenez <jose at jimenezluna.com> |
| License: |
MIT + file LICENSE |
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no |
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The world wide web is made up of HTML documents that can be connected via hyperlinks.
The main pieces of the web:
HTML documents are the heart of the web and are made up of text, content, the HTML mark-up, references to other documents and links
Tags are used to mark-up HTML documents for formating. A tag consists of an opening tag and a closing tag and the whole tag is called an element.
 Because of this, programmers need to be precise on instructions and be sensative to typos in the markup
Links are used to connect an HTML document to any other document on the web. In the previous sentence, web is highlighted in blue and links to www.espn.com.
Inline tags just end a sentence where you put the br tag. Block tags create an invisable box around the text where the box can be formatted Block tags are the Paragraph tags
A website is like a structure of a house
HTML defines the structure and content of a page. Using tags to create elements for the page creates a DOM, or tree-like structure of the page with HTML.
CSS styles the elements of HTML and uses syntax and rules to create style for the page
Everything on a webpage is a box. Boxify page using pencil first before setting up basic structure of the page with div tags. You dont have to put contents in tags at the beginning, just put the tags to start and fill in later. Label div tags with classes for easy styling later. One of the benefits of giving div tags classes is that when you go to style the HTML in CSS, you can style by class name, saving time by not having to style each HTML tag individually. This not only saves time, it also avoids repetition by not having to style each similar div tag.
CSS is used to style the elements of the HTML of a webpage (see lesson 2). CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets and there are two key features of CSS to remember:
The box model concept is used to position boxes on a web page and consists of 4 properties:
Boxes can be sized in three ways: size by pixils, size by using a percent, or by using "box-sizing: border-box" for every element. Box positioning for divs by default takes up the whole width of the page. In order to have divs appear next to eachother (like an image and text next to it), use the "display: flex" rule.
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Extension: MEGAN settings¶
Go to
. Let’s adjust this to only take into account close relatives by modifying the parameter to ignore any hits below, say, 80% similarity (i.e.Exercise
- How does this change things?
- Is this an appropriate selection for this dataset?
Return the
to 0.0 and this time change the value to 60 and the to . This allows taking into account many more hits for the LCA algorithm, but weights them according to their score, which is more appropriate for shorter reads. This also may work better for an understudied community that doesn’t get many close hits.How does this change the taxonomy assignments?
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Sometimes in a web application or software program, you need to have one specific action repeat itself so that either you or the customer can receive the desired output. This is achieved through something called looping.
There are various ways in which you can program a computer to loop. Although some of them may sound like they do somewhat the same thing they each are used for their own specific purpose. which i will explain below.
The "while" loop
The while loop will prompt the application to repeat a specific action while certain conditions are still true. While the condition remains true, the loop keeps running until the condition is no longer true. When this occurs, the loop stops repeating that specific action. An example is a student taking a multiple choice practice exam.
i = 75
while i > 75
puts "You may move on to next session."
"Until" Loop
The until loop keeps looping when the condition remains true, the until method continues looping until a specific condition change. Using the real life example from above, until the test taker makes over 80 on this section, they cannot move on to next section.
i = 75
until i >75
puts " You need to review this section"
"For" Loop
The for method are typically used when you know how many times you’ll be looping. The "for" loop is rarely used by ruby programmers. however, it does have a minor use. The "for" method acts just like the each method of enumerable objects. For example
each method
(1..10).each do | i |
puts I
end
the "for" loop looks like:
for i in 1..10
puts
end
Loop method
This is the most simplest looping in Ruby. This loop can infinitely print out whatever you tell it .For example:
Infinite Loop:
i = 0
loop do
i +=1
print "#{i}"
end
However, you can exit an infinite loop at any point by putting key words like "break"
i = 0
loop do
i +=1
print "#{i}"
break if i==10
end
That are all the various ways you can loop over stuff on Ruby.


Hawks manager Kimiyasu Kudo wins fourth Shoriki award
KYODO – Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks manager Kimiyasu Kudo won the Shoriki award for the fourth time in his career and his third time as a manager on Wednesday.
The Matsutaro Shoriki Award is named after the visionary owner of the Yomiuri Shimbun who was the driving force behind Japan’s current pro baseball establishment. The annual award is meant to honor the manager, player, coach or umpire who contributes the most to pro baseball in Japan.
Kudo managed the Hawks, who were plagued with injuries all season, to their third straight Japan Series championship after the club finished second in the Pacific League and had to advance to Nippon Professional Baseball’s final by beating the defending league champion Saitama Seibu Lions on the road in the playoffs.
“I feel so happy,” said Kudo, who previously won as a player in 1987, and as manager in 2015 and 2018. “This award is the product of everyone’s efforts.”
The Shoriki award was first given to Hall of Fame slugger Sadaharu Oh in 1977, after he surpassed the total of then major league career home run leader, Hank Aaron. With his fourth award, Kudo matches Oh, who is currently the Hawks’ chairman. Oh currently serves as the chairman of the Shoriki award selection committee.
“All we’ve done has moved me a little closer toward my role model, chairman Oh,” Kudo said.
Kudo’s feat of winning in consecutive years has been accomplished once before, by Ichiro Suzuki, then a young outfielder, in 1994 and 1995.
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Console
The console is the quickest way to test out new classes, models and quick code without even having to open up an IDE. The shell is interactive but due to limitations in PHP it's not quite as interactive as the bash shell unless you enable the readline extension. Either way it works, readline just makes it better.
$ php oil console
Fuel 1.0.0-dev - PHP 5.3.3 (cli) (Aug 22 2010 19:27:08) [Darwin]
>>> "Hello World!"
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>>> 1+5
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>>> $i = 1
>>> ++$i
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>>> json_encode(array('foo', 'bar'));
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Classes
DefaultReliableSql2008ClientDriver<TTransientErrorDetectionStrategy>
Default retry logic implementation for a ReliableSqlConnection that allows you to specify the transient error detection strategy.
ReliableAdoNetTransactionFactory
An NHibernate transaction factory that provides retry logic for transient errors when executing transactions.
ReliableAdoTransaction
Provides a transaction implementation that includes transient fault-handling retry logic.
ReliableSql2008ClientDriver
Abstract base class that enables the creation of an NHibernate client driver that extends the Sql 2008 driver, but adds in transient fault handling retry logic via ReliableSqlConnection.
ReliableSqlCommand
An System.Data.IDbCommand implementation that wraps a System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand object such that any queries that are executed are executed via a ReliableSqlConnection.
ReliableSqlDbConnection
Wrap ReliableSqlConnection in a class that extends System.Data.Common.DbConnection so internal type casts within NHibernate don't fail.
SqlAzureClientDriver
NHibernate client driver for SQL Azure that includes the Enterprise Library transient fault-handling. Note: It doesn't handle timeout errors, which can sometimes be transient. If you have timeout errors that aren't caused by unoptimized queries then use
SqlAzureClientDriverWithTimeoutRetries
NHibernate client driver for SQL Azure that includes the Enterprise Library transient fault-handling as well as timeout retries. Note: Timeout errors can be caused by unoptimised queries that you might be executing as well as being a transient exception.
SqlAzureTransientErrorDetectionStrategy
Transient error detection strategy for SQL Azure that is a copy of the Enterprise Library detection strategy.
SqlAzureTransientErrorDetectionStrategyWithTimeouts
Transient error detection strategy for SQL Azure that extends the Enterprise Library detection strategy and also detects timeout exceptions.


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Encryption is not optional. Communication with the customer is an absolutely necessary part of any penetration testing engagement and due to the sensitive nature of the engagement, communications of sensitive information must be encrypted, especially the final report. Before the testing begins, a means of secure communication must be established with the client. Several common means of encryption are as follows:
PGP/GPG can be used to both communicate over e-mail and to encrypt the final report (remember that subject lines are passed through in plaintext)
A secure mailbox hosted on the customer’s network
Telephone
Face to face meetings
To deliver the final report, you can also store the report in an AES encrypted archive file, but make sure that your archive utility supports AES encryption using CBC.
Also ask what kinds of information can be put in writing and which should be communicated only verbally. Some organizations have very good reasons for limiting what security information is transmitted to them in writing.


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mesos-cli can be installed by downloading the latest release for your architecture or it can be run from a Docker container.
You can download binary packages for your platform (linux/darwin) from the releases section on Github or below:
A Docker container is also available for download:
docker pull quay.io/vektorlab/mesos-cli
docker run --rm -ti quay.io/vektorlab/mesos-cli tasks --master http://your-mesos-server:5050


SpIntro Stats is an open project to provide a set of simulation web apps for introductory statistics.
'Spin' in the title refers to the methods we begin with: spinners, card shuffles, mixing balls in contrast to the classical emphasis on probability axioms.
Tests are based on permutation/randomization distributions and confidence intervals are derived via bootstrapping.
This software is intended to demonstrate the concepts underlying statistical analysis.
It is not, in itself, a statistical analysis package.
We hope users find it useful, but no explicit or implicit warrantee is made for accuracy of results.
For our discussion group see the spintro-stats google group
and our code is available as a github repository
| Label | Count |
|---|---|
Spinner setup: Type as many labels (separated with commas or tabs) in the first box as percentages or probability weights in the second.
Setup: Type as many labels (separated with commas or tabs) in the first box as number of balls of the respective types in the second.
Input a probability between 0 and 1 to get back a cutoff Z score.
Input a Z score (positive or negative) to get back a probability (area under the curve).
| Label | Separate values with commas |
|---|---|
There is a different distribution for each "degrees of freedom" value, so we have to set this first.
Then input a probability between 0 and 1 to get back a cutoff t score.
Or input a t score (positive or negative) to get back a probability (area under the curve).
| Labels: | ||
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Coldplay won't tour new album, say want gigs to be 'sustainable'
Several music artists have addressed climate change in lyrics or announced plans to improve their green credentials.
British band Coldplay will not tour to promote their new album, but are working on how to make their gigs environmentally sustainable, lead singer Chris Martin said.
The rock group, known for songs like Yellow, Paradise and Viva la Vida, will release their eighth studio album, Everyday Life, on Friday. The 52-minute record is made up of two halves, Sunrise and Sunset.
"We're not touring this album. We're taking time over the next year or two to work out how our tour (can not only) be sustainable but how can it be actively beneficial," Martin told British broadcaster BBC in Jordan, where Coldplay will perform two shows on Friday to mark the album's release.
"Our dream is to have a show with no single-use plastic, to have it be largely solar-powered."
Coldplay will play a one-off show at London's Natural History Museum on Monday to promote the album. All performance proceeds will go to environmental charity ClientEarth.
"This is expected to be the band's only UK show of the 'Everyday Life' era," a press release for the show said.

"All of us, in every industry, have to just work out what the best way of doing our job is ... The hardest thing is the flying side of things," Martin said.
Amid growing environmental concerns from consumers and young fans, several music artists have addressed climate change in lyrics or announced plans to improve their green credentials.
Rockers, The 1975, teamed up with climate activist Greta Thunberg for a track on their upcoming album, in which the teenage Swedish activist warns about climate change.
"It is fantastic to see world-famous artists stepping up to protect the planet," Gareth Redmond-King, head of Climate Change at the WWF conservation group, said in a statement.
"We all have a responsibility to lead by example in the face of this climate and nature crisis - inaction is not an option if we are to preserve our planet for future generations."


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How to contribute¶
We’d love to accept your patches and contributions to this project. There are just a few small guidelines you need to follow.
Submitting a patch:
- It’s generally best to start by opening a new issue describing the bug or feature you’re intending to fix. Even if you think it’s relatively minor, it’s helpful to know what people are working on. Mention in the initial issue that you are planning to work on that bug or feature so that it can be assigned to you.
- Follow the normal process of forking the project, and setup a new branch to work in. It’s important that each group of changes be done in separate branches in order to ensure that a pull request only includes the commits related to that bug or feature.
- To ensure properly formatted code, please make sure to use 4 spaces to indent the code. The easy way is to run on your bash the provided script: ./code_formatter.sh. You should also run pylint over your code. It’s not strictly necessary that your code be completely “lint-free”, but this will help you find common style issues.
- Any significant changes should almost always be accompanied by tests. The project already has good test coverage, so look at some of the existing tests if you’re unsure how to go about it. We’re using coveralls that is an invaluable tools for seeing which parts of your code aren’t being exercised by your tests.
- Do your best to have well-formed commit messages for each change. This provides consistency throughout the project, and ensures that commit messages are able to be formatted properly by various git tools.
- Finally, push the commits to your fork and submit a pull request. Please, remember to rebase properly in order to maintain a clean, linear git history.


22 #useful Useful classes
Commonly used classes that can be used across the app.
22.1 #useful.general Genaral
.float-left- d .center - d .float-right - d .break - Words that doesn't fit on the line will brake to new line .nowrap - Words that doesn't fit will cut with three ending dots. .full-width - Width 100% .clearfix - Put on on parent if children has are floating elements. .relative - Position relative .clickable - Cursor pointer .noselect - Prevent user from selecting text
22.2 #useful.values Values
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.line-height-24
Gives a 24px line-height -
.line-height-32
Gives a 32px line-height
Commonly used values
22.3 #useful.visibility Hide and show
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hide item -
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show item -
.hide-max
hides on screens smaller than breakpoint max -
.show-max
shows on screens bigger than breakpoint max -
.hide-med
hides on screens smaller than breakpoint med -
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shows on screens bigger than breakpoint med -
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hides on screens smaller than breakpoint min -
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shows on screens bigger than breakpoint min -
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hides on screens smaller than breakpoint mob -
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shows on screens bigger than breakpoint mob
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Detailed Guide to Streaming in Uganda- 2019 – Techjaja
There is a plethora of streaming services available for to try out provided one can afford unlimited internet and has a debit Visa card to pay monthly subscriptions. Netflix, DStv Now and ShowMax are general entertainment providers offering licensed content and originals for subscribers. We also have new comers like Disney+ and Apple TV Plus that are trying to find their place in an overly crowded space.
As more streaming companies especially those from the west keep launching new streaming services, it’s getting trickier to figure out where to spend your dimes every month. Netflix and DStv Now used to be sufficient; subscribers could watch their favorite shows and a popular originals like Stranger Things. As data gets more cheap, we see many people subscribe to these streaming services and download these series less.
Some streaming services are better suited for your personal needs. Instead of listing every platform on planet earth, we’ve listed the 8 best streaming options that can be access with or without VPN access.
Netflix
- Pros: Large quantity of movies and TV shows, some African content and Telemunods, easy-to-use interface, variety of genres to choose from, interactive programming
- Who it’s for: Everyone. Netflix is a general entertainment streaming service.
- VPN: Not required
- Cost: Ranges from UGX 29k ($7.99) for a basic plan to UGX 59k ($15.99) for top-tier
- Top original shows: Stranger Things, The Umbrella Academy, You, The Crown
- Compatible devices: Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Browser, Chromecast, iOS, Xbox, Roku, PlayStation
DStv Now
- Pros: African Movie content, Comes part of DStv Premium package, Live TV, Free for existing DSTV subscribers shows, some African content and Telemonods, Unlimited devices connected and streaming as long as you pay Access Fee, interactive programming
- Who it’s for: Everyone. DStv Now is a general entertainment streaming service.
- VPN: Not required
- Cost: Free for DStv Premium customers with an active PVR subscription
- Top original shows: Several
- Compatible devices: Decoder, Android, iOS
Amazon Prime Video
- Pros: Different types of streaming options, incorporation of retail shopping, original series and popular licensed content
- Who it’s for: Its is not officially available in Uganda, but it is for people who use Amazon to shop regularly
- VPN: Required
- Cost: UGX 49k ($12.99 )a month or UGX 443k ($120) a year
- Top original shows: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Transparent, Good Omens, Bosch
- Compatible devices: Smart TVs, Blu-ray players, Roku, Google TV, TiVo, Nvidia Shield, Amazon Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Android devices, iOS devices, Fire Phone, Fire tablets
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ShowMax
- Pros: African movie content, Catalog of about +20,000, Can be connected to DSTV, 1 week free trial,
- Who it’s for: General entertainment and series lover
- VPN: Not Required
- Cost: UGX 27,0000 a month
- Top original shows: Counterpart, Insecure, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.LD, Big Little Lies
- Compatible devices: Smart TVs, DStv Decoder, Android devices, iOS devices
AppleTV+
- Pros: Free for anyone who purchased a new Apple product, low cost for standalone subscribers, star-studded shows
- Who it’s for: People looking to stay up to date on the conversation
- VPN: Not Required
- Cost: UGX 19k ($4.99) a month or free for one year for anyone who’s purchased a new or refurbished Apple product recently
- Top original shows: See, Dickinson, The Elephant Queen, For All Mankind
- Compatible devices: Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Browser, iOS, Roku
Disney+
- Pros: Exclusive home for Disney TV shows and movies, low cost, entirely family-friendly, large library of shows and movies
- Who it’s for: Families and Disney fanatics
- VPN: Required
- Cost: UGX 26k per month or UGX 260,000 if you pay annually ($6.99 a month or $69.99 a year).
- Compatible devices: Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Browser, Chromecast, iOS, Xbox, Roku, PlayStation
Plex
- Pros: Ability to share content, good movie selection, host downloads
- Who it’s for: If we’re being honest, people looking to share pirated content
- VPN: Not Required
- Cost: UGX 18k ($4.99_ a month, $39.99 a year, or UGX 553k ($149.99) for a lifetime subscription
- Compatible devices: Browsers, iOS, Android, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Amazon Alexa, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Sonos, TiVo
Showtime
- Pros: Budget-friendly, good selection of new and older series, easy-to-use interface
- Who it’s for: People who want prestige series on a budget
- VPN: Required
- Cost: UGX 41k ($10.99) a month
- Top original shows: Billions, Shameless, The Affair
- Compatible devices: Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, LG Smart TVs, Roku, Samsung Smart TVs, Xbox One
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Anytime someone is attempting to learn a new skill, they are bound to have questions. And, the more unfamiliar the material is doesn’t necessarily equate to a larger amount of questions. If anything, beginners usually ask more general questions and for every piece of knowledge acquired, you realize that there is so much more to learn. While exploring such unknown concepts, learning the correct vocabulary to describe your thoughts is absolutely necessary.
I can actually vaguely remember one of the first times attempting to code and uttering something like, “ Why does this thing give you that?” Really specific. And although a concept, however basic, makes sense in your mind, the person attempting to help you can’t always understand what you’re implying or your level of familiarity with it. Granted, working through Phase 0 has equipped me with a lexicon to better aid me in articulating my thoughts and questions, but that is only partially helpful when asking a good question.
Other than the aforementioned importance to learn the correct terminology, organizing your question is the most important when trying to convey areas where you are having difficulty. I know we are all trying to keep up with the extensive amount of information at Dev Bootcamp, so I thought I would list the top 3 tips to keep in mind when formulating a question.
Good luck to everyone!! Hopefully this summary was helpful!


HexEdit Pro macros typically run very fast, but due to the way HexEdit Pro stores information about the changes made to a file, as changes are made each subsequent change takes slightly longer. This is not noticeable when editing manually but is evident to a small number of users who use a macro that modifies a large file and which is run a large number of times. This is simply due to the fact that HexEdit was originally optimised for display speed, not speed of changes.
The technical reason is that whenever you add, delete or modify some bytes this is added to the stack of undo info, then a list is built of all the places that the current file comes from. As the undo stack gets bigger this list takes longer and longer to rebuild after each change. However, when you save the file to disk the undo info can be discarded (as the file you are editing is now the same as the file on disk) and file modifications are fast once more.
To avoid this effect the answer is to simply save the file to disk in your keystroke macro. However, this means you can then not undo any changes. Note that macros that do not modify a file always run fast.


Highlights from Seeking the Sacred: Transforming Our View of Ourselves and One Another by Stephanie Dowrick
Highlights from this book
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What we regard as precious, we will naturally protect.
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Concern, connectedness, dignity, forgiveness, patience, tolerance, gratitude, and an inclusive intelligence: this is what the world needs. This is what we need.
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Whatever our culture, religion, or language, we want food, shelter, and good health. We want to be able to get up in t he morning enthusiastically and sleep safely at night. We want health, safety, and happiness for our loved ones. We want to know that our lives are purposeful and sometimes gracious. We want to feel part of something greater than ourselves. We want and neeed inspiration and meaning.
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Acknowledging your gift of life as sacred doesn’t mean I have to like you, agree with you, or support your views. It doesn’t mean that I have to lie down like a doormat for your feet. It doesn’t mean that I should stand by passively or indifferently if you are harming yourself or others. It doesn’t mean that I can afford to harm or diminish myself. What it does mean is that I have no right to denigrate, hurt, or kill you because you see the world and its problems differently from how I do. I have no right to crush your spirit to make myself feel bigger or more important. I have no right, either, to ignore or compound your suffering because it is taking place in a country far from my home, because your religion is not mine or because I loath and despise your political or cultural ideology. Nor dor I have the right to scorn or trample on my own precious, unique gift of life because it isn’t measuring up to the plan I had for it.
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Tell people how innately worthless they are and their feelings of spiritual entitlement will be impoverished.
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“Believing” in love as a value, and perhaps also in a God of love, while living unlovingly, is progressively less convincing.
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Our inner changes are not always “convenient” to outer timetables. We can’t and we do not always move right along at a pace that others would like and we might also desire.
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We are drowning in an ocean of self.
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It takes tremendous courage to consider that whatever is unwelcome in our lives is not happening to us but possibly FOR us.
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We need to know that it always harms our own sense of self when we reduce “the other” to little more than an object of our contempt. Such behavior demonstrates a brutal ignorance of the subtle and even the gross complexities of each individual’s unfolding situation, and of spiritual claims that in our vast and uncomfortable diversity we are a single family.
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Conditional love lets me love my life (and myself) when I am giving or doing “enough”. Unconditional love lets me love and value my life. Period.
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Your inner critic and mine…knows little or nothing about sufficiency. On the contrary, [they] may mistake “sufficiency” for bigheadedness, for being “spoiled”, smug, or self-satisfied. Inner critics might vary their messages between criticisms, warnings, whining, bullying, or belittling, but are unlikely ever to be spacious, kind, light, or forgiving, or to remind us of the preciousness of this fleeting life, the preciousness of our own lives, and the capacities we have to meet even the most difficult moments with courage and hope.
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Yvonne’s inner story paralyzes even her capacity to imagine effective change and, like any one of us, Yvonne will never achieve what she cannot first imagine.
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Identity is always a mix of the conditioned and the chosen.
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It took me so many years to discover that the value of my life does not rest on my work. My life—like yours—is intrinsically precious. Has intrinsic meaning. Is already a gift and always has been.
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We receive love more confidently when we feel able to give it.
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I am part of something wondrous. My life has value.
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What a delight to find that you are not the center of an anxious universe, with other people waiting to judge and condemn you, but that instead you are part of an intricately connected, sacred universe, filled with people whom you can positively influence, support, and encourage—and who will sometimes similiarly support you.
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I don’t feel a need to know the details of the afterlife experience. I have a profound trust that my spirit knows where it came from and therefore knows where it’s going.
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Worldwide spending on war and war readiness is greater than the sum needed for every human being on earth to have food, clean water and shelter, and the chance to live in their homeland.
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When you know beyond all doubting that the same life flows through all that is and you are that life, you will love all naturally and spotaneously. When you realize the depth and fulness of your love of yourself, you know that every living being and the entire universe are included in your affection.
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“Believe nothing because someone wise has said it. / Believe nothing because it is generally held. / Believe nothing because it is written down. / Believe nothing because it is said to be Godly. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. / Believe only what you yourself discover to be true.”
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The journey inward is risky. People know that instinctively. Maps that take us in that direction are handmade and patchy. What they may do for me today may not help me tomorrow. Staying awake demands mindfulness writ large.
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“Horizons are smashed [and] people of different beliefs and cultures are colliding with each other. That transformation is really of the whole sense of humanity and what it means to be a cultured and world-related human being. Anything from the past–such as an idea of what [humankind] of this, that, or another culture might be, or should be—is now archaic. And so we have to leave our little provincial stories behind. They may guide us as far as structuring our lives for the moment, but we must always be ready to drop them and to grab the new experience as it comes along, and to interpret it.
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“We live at a pace where it is normal to jump when someone snaps their fingers. And to feel guilty and ashamed if we can’t. It’s so normal to ‘serve’ a whole fleet of ‘masters’ that we hardly know we are doing it: the masters of the media, of commercialization, of semmingly trivial things like what we should wear or eat or how slim or fit we should be, as well as the more obvious ‘masters’ of work and its demands.”
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We need time for reverie and daydreaming, a necessary precursor to any kind of original thinking or creativity, and so often ignored as we sit in front of electronic screens both for work and rest.
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Jurys Inn Parnell Street offers contemporary rooms with TVs with Freeview, spa toiletries, and private bathrooms. There is a workspace area and tea and coffee-making facilities.
Jurys has a 24-hour reception and is just a 5-minute walk from the Temple Bar district. Dublin Castle, Grafton Street, and Trinity College are all under a 10-minute walk away.
Breakfast is served in the restaurant which also offers an evening menu with Irish and international cuisine. The Inntro Bar serves light lunches whilst specialty coffees are available at Il Barista.
The bus stop on O’Connell Street services Dublin Airport, which is just 8 km way. Heuston Train Station is 2.4 km from Jurys.
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Various functions for discrete time survival analysis and longitudinal analysis. SIMEX method for correcting for bias for errors-in-variables in a mixed effects model. Asymptotic mean and variance of different proportional hazards test statistics using different ties methods given two survival curves and censoring distributions. Score test and Wald test for regression analysis of grouped survival data. Calculation of survival curves for events defined by the response variable in a mixed effects model crossing a threshold with or without confirmation.
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| Imports: | cubature, mvtnorm, MASS, nlme, simex, survival |
| Published: | 2018-05-04 |
| Author: | John Lawrence [aut, cre], Jianjin Xu [ctb], Sue Jane Wang [ctb], Jim Hung [ctb] |
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Pitt offers kiss of death
Meet Joe Back A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1998 By Michael Redman
** (Out of ****)
What would you do if you were informed that you only have a very limited time to live? This would be the ultimate life crisis. Some would spend their remaining days putting their affairs in order to make life easier for their families. Others would work on getting right with their god. Certainly some would jump into that familiar river Denial and ignore the situation.
The most common answer is that one would do all those things that he had been putting off. Tell a loved one how much she means to you. Express to your friends the importance they've had in you life. Explain to your children the lessons you've learned so maybe they won't have to make the same mistakes. Visit Bali like you've always wanted to. Of course the reality that we all do have only a limited time rarely sinks in and we continue in our work-a-day world oblivious to the ticking of the countdown.
Media mogul William Parrish (Anthony Hopkins) is approaching his 65th birthday and is sure he is about to die. He has it from the ultimate authority. Death, himself, delivered the news over dinner.
Parrish's daughter Susan (Claire Forlani) has had better luck. Involved in a loveless relationship with Drew (Jake Weber), a business partner of her father's, she meets a handsome stranger (Brad Pitt) in a downtown coffee shop. There's an instant connection and they almost drown in each other's eyes.
That evening, she's shocked to find the man at her family's table. Parrish introduces him as "Joe Black", a new associate.  He and Parrish have a deal. The Grim Reaper will delay harvesting him as long as he acts as tour guide to our reality.
What Joe doesn't count on is falling in love with Susan. Although the two seemingly don't have much in common -- she's a doctor from a very wealthy family, he's an immortal force of nature -- they find themselves drawn together.
Director Martin Brest ("Scent Of A Woman") has taken a potentially fascinating look at coming to grips with mortality and the nature of supernatural beings and ignored what should have been the film's strong points. Loosely based on the 1934 "Death Takes A Holiday", there's promise in the concept but it doesn't deliver.
The film's biggest sin is its length. At three hours, the admittedly satisfying ending comes about 60 minutes after it should have. Virtually every scene goes on longer than it needs to. Entire sub-plots could have been eliminated without detracting from the movie.
Mostly what Parrish does during his last days is defend his company from a hostile takeover. Headed by Evan, his board of directors ousts him from the firm and he must fight to regain control of the business he's built. The corporate takeover doesn't add much to the story except a couple brief witticisms about death and taxes.
As part of their deal, Parrish can't explain who Joe really is to his business cronies. In the real world if a handsome young stud suddenly showed up constantly hanging out with a rich older man and they both refused to tell what was going on, there would be an obvious guess as to their relationship. I was surprised that this suspicion was never voiced.
The movie is filled with one-trick ponies. Forlani plays Susan as a nervous hesitant woman, especially in the love scenes with Bill. She does a great job at it, but about the fifth time it happens, you'll find yourself impatiently tapping your fingers on the armrest.
Pitt's Death is understandably an enigma, but one that makes little sense. At times Joe is childlike. He doesn't know what food is about. He can't figure out how to tie his tie. He can barely walk. Think Peter Sellers in "Being There". At other times, he delivers the insights that you'd think an entity who has spent forever observing mankind would have.
The relationship between Susan and Joe is occasionally touching, but not very believable. After all, she is in love with the guy she met at the coffee shop, not this unnatural being inhabiting his body. As clueless and cold as he is when they meet again, it's difficult to understand what she sees in him.
There are some well-done bits.The last minute of Joe and Susan's first meeting comes out of left field and is a great cinematic moment.
The one time that the overly long scene work is when Susan seduces Joe into discovering the garden of earthly delights. It takes forever for them to undress each other and it's a slow heat coming to a full burn. Forlani has an offbeat beauty that can be enticing at one moment and uninviting at others. Not happening to be of the sexual persuasion to fully appreciate Brad Pitt's physical attributes, I can only mention the involuntary "oohs" and "aahs" from the women in the audience when his shirt comes off.
Hopkins is wonderful and it might be worth seeing the film just for him. He's a grand actor, but at times he seems to be in a room by himself, reacting to things that we can't see.
The movie misses the boat. There are interesting ideas to explore. Susan's older sister Allison (Marcia Gay Harden) has spent her life trying to please her father.  Surely Parrish has something better to do after finding out he's about to die besides spend his time in the boardroom. But these aspects get slighted in favor of far too much time spent on corporate wheelings and dealings and Joe and Susan who get dull fast.
After what seems to be five or six hours into the film, you'll begin to wonder whether Death is coming for Bill Parrish or this movie.
(Michael Redman has written this column for over 23 years and isn't answering the door if there's a guy with a big scythe out there. Let Death contact him at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>like everyone else.)
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UKCloud Limited (“UKC”) and Virtual Infrastructure Group Limited (“VIG”) (together “the Companies”) – in Compulsory Liquidation
On 25 October 2022, the Companies were placed into Liquidation with the Official Receiver appointed as Liquidator and J Robinson and A M Hudson simultaneously appointed as Special Managers to manage the liquidation process on behalf of the Official Receiver.
Further information regarding the Liquidations can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/virtual-infrastructure-group-limited-and-ukcloud-limited-information-for-creditors-and-interested-parties
Contact details:
For any general queries relating to the Liquidations please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For customer related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For supplier related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>How to use your own polling (monitoring) tooling with Managed Monitoring as a Service
Overview
With Managed Monitoring as a Service, our Network Operations Centre (NOC) monitors your devices, receiving and reacting to any abnormal events, only escalating those events that genuinely require your attention.
By default, we use our own monitoring systems to poll devices and perform remote checks. In certain situations, you may have your own monitoring tooling already established, but still want to forward your polling events to UKCloud's Managed Monitoring as a Service so that you can leverage UKCloud's 24x7x365 Network Operations Centre (NOC) capabilities.
This article provides information and considerations regarding connecting your own polling (monitoring) solution to UKCloud's Managed Monitoring as a Service.
Customer polling (monitoring) technology considerations
Prerequisites
While we're confident that modern monitoring tooling, such as Opsview, ManageEngine OpManager, Nagios and SolarWinds, should be able to pass their polling events to UKCloud's Managed Monitoring as a Service, we do need to perform an integration assessment (potentially chargeable) so that we can validate compatibility.
Note
We cannot guarantee integration with any/all monitoring technologies if an assessment has not been completed.
Alert forwarding method
If you want to provide your own polling service it must support one of UKCloud's accepted methods of receiving alerts, which are:
HTTPS GET/POST
SNMP traps
Local command execution (for example, a script that can be executed that can generate an SNMP trap or make a POST or GET request to a URL)
In addition to being able to forward alert information, the data must contain the hostname of the device and be able to provide a reference to a Playbook, which will be used by UKCloud to indicate the correct contact and escalation instructions for any live alert.
Note
We cannot guarantee that your polling technology will be compatible with the service until the forwarding method has been investigated, confirmed and tested by UKCloud.
Non-standard monitoring checks
Our standard checks are outlined in the Managed Monitoring as a Service Service Scope. If non-standard monitoring checks are required, these must be confirmed as cleared by UKCloud before go-ahead can be given.
Connectivity between the customer and UKCloud
Standard connectivity
Connecting your own polling (monitoring) service to UKCloud's Managed Monitoring as a Service requires a method over which polling of devices can take place. As standard, this will be performed via a single site to site/IPsec VPN between a UKCloud VMware NSX Edge Gateway device and your network device. See Non-standard connectivity for more information beyond this standard implementation.
Any customer VPN endpoint must be able to support Internet Key Exchange Version (IKEv1 or IKEv2) with the following configuration for the UKCloud VPN termination:
Phase 1
| Configuration item | Value |
|---|---|
| Encryption Algorithm for protection suite | AES256 |
| UpdHash Algorithm for protection suite | SHA-256 |
| Authentication Method | PreShareKey |
| Diffie-Hellman group | DH-16 |
| Lifetime (seconds) | 28800 |
| Exchange | esp |
Phase 2
| Configuration item | Value |
|---|---|
| Encryption Algorithm | AES256 |
| Hash Algorithm | SHA-256 |
| Lifetime (seconds) | 3600 |
| SA Lifetime Expiration (Traffic Volume in KBytes) | NA |
| Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) | NA |
| Protocol | esp |
Non-standard connectivity
If there's a requirement for using one of the following non-standard connectivity methods, it must be assessed by a UKCloud design authority before continuing:
Failover via alternative/multiple VPN endpoints
Leased line termination
Monitoring via non-encrypted Internet (without a secure VPN)
Further information may be required as to the specific network architecture.
Playbooks
UKCloud's Managed Monitoring as a Service uses the concept of playbooks to indicate the actions to be performed on receipt of an alert to UKCloud's NOC.
A typical contact playbook provides UKCloud's NOC with your contact and escalation details, along with the following details on an alert by alert basis:
Contact name/team name
Contact number
Contact email
Whether telephone authentication is required, and the information to perform it
At the very least, a single default playbook will be established for a given customer. Additionally, you can add more playbooks with specific contact instructions tied to individual alert types should a different contact or team be required for different alerts.
Feedback
If you find a problem with this article, click Improve this Doc to make the change yourself or raise an issue in GitHub. If you have an idea for how we could improve any of our services, send an email to feedback@ukcloud.com.


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 The movie stars Gary Oldman (Rosencrantz), Tim Roth (Guildenstern), and Richard Dreyfuss (the Player).
Stoppard wrote R&G ARE DEAD in 1964 and instantly became a Major Playwright. This is the reward for chutzpah for it is certainly an act of nervy pushiness to take two minor characters from HAMLET and turn them loose in a world that mixes Shakespeare, Laurel and Hardy, Abbot and Costello, Samuel Beckett, and the Marx Brothers in a vast, lapping sea of words. One of the boys (and even they are forever getting confused about who's on first) says: "Words! All we have are words." As sure as there are 101 keys on my keyboard, this is the *texte* of the play and of the movie. The word play is profound and silly, a literal game (played on a tennis court in one scene), as it were. It is a world designed by Escher, a world of convoluted circles, a world where R&G are the audience and the players, and a world which may or may not be enclosed or even exist in the collapsible walls of the portable theater of a troupe of itinerant players.
The players, BTW, are a delight, apparently Yugoslavian mimes (the location work was shot in Yugoslavia); one is tempted by the possibility that in this world of words gone amok it is the mimes who are in control. They are led by Richard Dreyfuss as a cross between Prospero and W. C. Fields and not a little resembling God. Dreyfuss's natural tendency to smarminess, smugness, and insufferability are handsomely and profitably showcased in this role, which reminds us once again that, Holly Hunter movies notwithstanding, Richard Dreyfuss is an actor yet.
The boys, R&G, Oldman and Roth, are show-stoppers, nonpareils, virtuosi. They are British actors, Oldman having been in STATE OF GRACE and Roth in VINCENT & THEO. Their tongues and wits are as mobile as their faces. We're never quite sure, any more than they, who is who, but still they create individuals out of two funny names. Large bits of HAMLET are mixed into R&G ARE DEAD and Oldman and Roth demonstrate the alarming ability to speak their speeches in the received Shakespearean mode even while telling each other and us that they haven't the faintest notion what any of this is about; it's as if they knew how to say two words at once. They are gifted physical comedians as well, for theirs are strenuous roles that require enormous physical efforts and not a few pratfalls.
Roth's Guildenstern fancies himself the intellectual of the pair, but in fact his intellectualism is an endless maze of Schoolman Platonisms and hair-splittings. Whereas Oldman's Rosencrantz is the one who is aware of the world, who is on the perpetual edge of one great scientific discovery or another, only to have each snatched from him at the moment of discovery. He is also the one who asks the questions that go beyond Roth's Abbot and Costello routines; he touches our hearts: "Whatever became of the moment when one first knew about death?"
Together they are a team of observers in the looney bin, who don't have a key or a pass, and who have no idea where the exit lay.
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Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 7.0
Date Released: 11/24/93 Running Length: 2:05 Rated: PG-13 (Language, mature themes)
Starring: Robin Williams, Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan, Robert Prosky, Lisa Jakub, Matthew Lawrence, Mira Wilson Director: Chris Columbus Producers: Marsha Garces Williams, Robin Williams, and Mark Radcliffe Screenplay: Randi Mayem Singer and Leslie Dixon based on ALIAS MRS. DOUBTFIRE by Anne Fine Music: Howard Shore Released by Twentieth Century Fox
It seems strange to watch MRS. DOUBTFIRE and not see Dustin Hoffman. This is, after all, a variation on TOOTSIE meets KRAMER VS. KRAMER, both of which featured Mr. Hoffman. Here, it's Robin Williams fighting for custody of his children, and donning high heels and a brassiere.
In terms of plot, the film is rather feeble, but sometimes there's more to a movie than story, and this is one of those rare occasions when all the other elements pull together and lift the production. MRS. DOUBTFIRE is great fun. Strictly speaking, it's not a top example of movie making, but it offers two hours of undeniably solid entertainment, and not too many viewers can argue with that.
Daniel Hillard (Robin Williams) loves his children deeply, but divorce proceedings reduce his interaction with them to one day a week only, which, as far as he's concerned, isn't enough. When his ex-wife Miranda (Sally Field) decides to hire a housekeeper, Daniel sees his chance--unorthodox as it may be. He gets his makeup artist brother Frank (Harvey Fierstein) to turn him into a woman, and he arrives at his old house as the redoubtable Scottish widow Mrs. Doubtfire, who rapidly becomes an indispensable fixture.
The plot of MRS. DOUBTFIRE is a combination of worn-out formulas, silly coincidences, and weary contrivances. The script doesn't exactly sparkle with originality, and this movie possesses all the signs of a disaster waiting to happen. Despite that, it triumphs. Winning performances and hilarious humor keep MRS. DOUBTFIRE's strengths far more visible than its weaknesses.
Robin Williams doesn't eclipse Dustin Hoffman, but he gives it a game try. He's not very funny when he plays with toy dinosaurs or does silly voices, but put him in drag and he's hilarious, especially when he's required to undergo a rapid-fire transformation. During the dramatic sequences, which are too numerous and cause the film to drag on longer than it should, Mr. Williams shows his lack of range, but at least he's subdued.
Sally Field is pretty much wasted. Her role requires little ability, and she plays it as written. The children give solid performances--especially the two girls (Mara Wilson as young Nathalie and Lisa Jakub as Lydia). Robert Prosky and Pierce Brosnan manage to impress with exceptionally sketchy stereotypes.
One thing MRS. DOUBTFIRE does well is to avoid the often-used plot device of turning Pierce Brosnan's Stu (Miranda's new love interest) into a snake. He never comes across as anything but charming, and Daniel's dislike of him is based on purely selfish reasons. In fact, there really isn't a nasty or mean-spirited character in the movie. Imagine that--a film without a villain.
I have a minor gripe that some will call nit-picking. In an amusing opening sequence, Robin Williams makes a big deal out of a cartoon being irresponsible by seeming to advocate smoking. This is fine, but MRS. DOUBTFIRE later makes a similar mistake (albeit in a different context) when the children are shown riding bicycles without helmets. Not a big deal, to be sure, but that scene stuck out precisely because of the attitude adopted in the opening sequence.
Everything comes back to comedy, and for the most part, that means Williams. Due in part to his ability and in part to Chris Columbus' sense of timing, most of MRS. DOUBTFIRE works. It's rare that I recommend such an obviously-flawed movie, but there are times when sheer entertainment and enjoyment win out over the technical and intellectual aspects of film making. Few that see MRS. DOUBTFIRE will emerge grumbling about wasting time and money, and anyone who doesn't laugh during the course of the movie should check into a morgue.
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2: (input clk_i
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23: wire [payload_len_bits_p-1:0] payload_ctr_r;
24: wire counter_expired = (!payload_ctr_r);
25: wire fifo_has_hdr = counter_expired & fifo_v_i;
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27: bsg_counter_set_down #(.width_p(payload_len_bits_p), .set_and_down_exclusive_p(1'b1)) ctr
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30: ,.set_i (fifo_yumi_i & counter_expired) // somebody accepted our header
31: // note: reset puts the counter in expired state
32: ,.val_i (fifo_payload_len_i)
33: ,.down_i (fifo_yumi_i & ~counter_expired) // we decrement if somebody grabbed a word and it was not a header
34: ,.count_r_o(payload_ctr_r) // decrement after we no longer have a header
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37: assign reqs_o = fifo_has_hdr ? fifo_decoded_dest_i : '0;
38: assign release_o = counter_expired;
39: assign detected_header_o = fifo_has_hdr;
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41: endmodule
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With no prior experience to programming whatsoever, learning JavaScript reminded me of a couple things. First, when I started learning about JavaScript variables, I thought about the variables in Algebra, in which we’d assign them values and plug them into equations. This made me to think about Algebra class in middle school, and then I thought about my mom.
What about my mom?
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When I was in middle school, I had the opportunity to take a pre-Algebra honors class. Math was my only strength at the time since I struggled with reading and writing. My mom was the only Algebra teacher at my school, so I had no choice but to take her class. This had its advantages and disadvantages. One advantage was that I helped her grade my classmates’ papers, which meant I had access to the Teacher’s book that had all of the answers. A disadvantage was that one of her students from her remedial math class threatened to beat me up everyday in the hallway.  Fortunately, the janitor at the school, who looked like he had just escaped from prison and had a constant “stab-y” look in his face, kept that bully away from me. As intimidating has the janitor appeared, he was actually a very sweet man who was friends with my mom and always had my back in school.
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Anyway, my middle school experiences probably deserve their own blog post, but for now let me get back to JavaScript.
In week three of my Web Development Bootcamp, I struggled understanding JavaScript because I didn’t know how to think like a computer. A computer thinks in a series of steps. As a whole, all of these steps seem very overwhelming and complicated, but when broken down, they are much more comprehensible. In order for me to solve a problem with code, I had to restructure the way I would usually come up with a solution by breaking everything down into a series of simple steps.
When looking back at my first three JavaScript homework assignments, I can see now how apparent my progress was each week as I would be introduced to new concepts. My first assignment was to create a hangman game using the simplest understanding of JavaScript. We had enough creative freedom to make it anyway we’d like, so I decided to create a virtual jukebox player that would play a song after guessing its title.
I put all of the song titles into an array that were assigned to a variable named “words”.
Next, after the user clicked the insert coin button, a function was called that randomly grabbed one of the song titles, separated the letters, and assigned them to a new variable titled “aryWord”. Another variable titled “aryWordState” stored all of the blank underscores as placeholders to each letter.
Now, every time the user clicked on a letter button, that letter was compared to the different letters in the “aryWord” variable, and if any of them matched, that letter would be displayed in place of the underscore.
What I hadn’t yet understood that week were objects. Objects are like vessels that can store many variables related to itself. Having an object store the current song title, the hint, and the music file all-in-one would’ve made more sense.
To learn more about this project, check out the readme and code files on the GitHub page here.
I finally had an understanding of objects when creating Avatar RPG. In this game, the user selects a character from Avatar: The Last Airbender and fights off the other characters.
I used objects within an object to store each fighter and their fighting stats, and had empty variables that would later house the selected fighter and the computer selected fighter.
Each time you clicked the fight button, depending on your character class, you would have different weaknesses or advantages against the other players.
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On this episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast, I talk with Chris Hagstrom of the South Bend Cubs.
The Chicago Cubs moved their Midwest League affiliate to South Bend from Kane County in this last off-season. Chris talks about what attracted the Cubs to South Bend. South Bend has done an excellent job with branding and their logos. Chris explains the thought that went into some of this development.
Chris also describes some of the really creative things South Bend is doing with infographics to share in-game information with fans through their social channels.
We also get into the 2015 South Bend Cubs. Gleyber Torres is the highest ranked prospect with the Cubs here to start the season. Chris also talks about the phenomenal start that Cael Brockmeyer has had with South Bend this season.
@SBCubs on Twitter
Facebook.com/SouthBendCubs
@SBCubs on Instagram


public static class LoaderConfig.Builder
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
LoaderConfig |
build() |
LoaderConfig.Builder |
cachePolicy(CachePolicy cachePolicy) |
LoaderConfig.Builder |
debugLevel(int debugLevel) |
LoaderConfig.Builder |
loadingThreads(int nLoadingThreads) |
LoaderConfig.Builder |
networkPolicy(NetworkPolicy networkPolicy) |
LoaderConfig.Builder |
queuePolicy(QueuePolicy queuePolicy)
Deprecated.
Do not call anymore, FIFO is preferred by force.
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public LoaderConfig.Builder cachePolicy(CachePolicy cachePolicy)
cachePolicy
- The CachePolicy
using to cache.CachePolicy
public LoaderConfig.Builder networkPolicy(NetworkPolicy networkPolicy)
networkPolicy
- The NetworkPolicy
using to download images.CachePolicy
public LoaderConfig.Builder queuePolicy(QueuePolicy queuePolicy)
queuePolicy
- The QueuePolicy
using for queue.QueuePolicy
public LoaderConfig.Builder loadingThreads(int nLoadingThreads)
nLoadingThreads
- Number of threads when loading.public LoaderConfig.Builder debugLevel(int debugLevel)
debugLevel
- Debug level of Logger
public LoaderConfig build()


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x = self.ask()
self.tell(x, func(x))
return create_result(self.Xi, self.yi, self.space, self.rng,
models=self.models)
def update_next(self):
Updates the value returned by opt.ask(). Useful if a parameter
was updated after ask was called.
After Change
x = self.ask()
self.tell(x, func(x))
result = create_result(self.Xi, self.yi, self.space, self.rng,
models=self.models)
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def update_next(self):
Updates the value returned by opt.ask(). Useful if a parameter
was updated after ask was called.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Collectable<E> |
A comparison function, which compares objects for equality.
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| Collection<E> |
The root mutable interface in the collection hierarchy.
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| Comparator<E> |
A comparison function, which imposes a total ordering on some collection of objects.
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| Deque<E> |
A linear collection that supports element insertion and removal at both ends.
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| Hashable<E> |
A comparison function which compares objects for equality and a function for determining a hash code.
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| ImmutableCollection<E> |
The root immutable interface in the collection hierarchy.
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| ImmutableList<E> |
An immutable ordered collection (also known as a sequence).
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| ImmutableMap<K,V> |
An immutable object that maps keys to values.
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| ImmutableSet<E> |
A collection that contains no duplicate elements.
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| JIterator<E> |
An iterator over a collection.
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| JMap<K,V> |
An object that maps keys to values.
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| JSet<E> |
A collection that contains no duplicate elements.
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| List<E> |
An ordered collection (also known as a sequence).
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| MapEntry<K,V> |
A map entry (key-value pair).
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| NavigableMap<K,V> |
A Map that further provides a total ordering and extended with navigation methods returning the closest matches for given search targets.
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| NavigableSet<E> |
A Set that further provides a total ordering and extended with navigation methods returning the closest matches for given search targets.
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| Queue<E> |
A collection designed for holding elements prior to processing.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AllFieldCollectable<E> |
An implementation of the Collectable interface that operates on all fields in the object
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| AllFieldHashable<E> |
An implementation of the Hashable interfaces that operates on all fields in the object
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| ArrayList<E> |
Resizable-array implementation of the JList interface.
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| Collections<E> |
This class consists exclusively of static methods that operate on or return collections.
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| HashMap<K,V> |
Hash implementation of the JMap interface
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| HashSet<E> |
Hash implementation of the JSet interface
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| LinkedList<E> |
Doubly-linked list implementation of the JList interface.
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| PriorityQueue<E> |
An unbounded priority queue based on a priority heap.
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| SkipListMap<K,V> |
Skiplist implementation of the JMap interface
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| SkipListSet<E> |
Skiplist implementation of the JSet interface
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| TreeMap<K,V> |
A binary tree based NavigableMap implementation.
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| TreeSet<E> |
A binary tree based NavigableSet implementation.
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