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Solving the Crocodile Math Problem in R
19 Oct 2015Using R to solve the crocodile math problem from the Scottish Higher Maths exam of May 2015.
Motivation
Reading the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia, I found a curious article about a math problem that S4 Scottish students (the equivalent of high school's senior year) struggled with last May on their SQA Higher Maths test.
Here's the problem.
Getting Started
The first thing to do is write a function containing the formula of \( T(x) \) the time taken for the crocodile to reach its prey:
# time taken function
croctime <- function(x) 5 * sqrt(36 + x^2) + 4 * (20 - x)
Now let's look at this function. I'll choose an interval of (0, 20) for \( x \) since this represents the distance (0 meters, 20 meters).
curve(croctime, 0, 20, las = 1, lwd = 5, col = "#68A959",
xlab = "distance", ylab = "time")
First question
Calculate the time taken if the crocodile does not travel on land. That means that the crocodile swims the entire 20 meters.
croctime(20)
## [1] 104.4031
Second question
Calculate the time taken if the crocodile swims the shortest distance possible. Personally I think that this question is poorly written and/or bad designed. What does the "shortest distance possible" mean? Assuming that the shortest distance possible is 0 meters, then the time taken to swim 0 meters is:
croctime(0)
## [1] 110
Third question
Between these two extremes there is one value of \( x \) which minimizes the time taken. Find this value of \( x \) and hence calculate the minimum possible time. This is a typical calculus problem of minimizing a function. In this case the function to be minimized is the time taken. This implies calculating the derivative of \( T(x) \).
We can use the function deriv()
to compute the derivative of a simple expression (symbolically).
# derivative of T(x)
deriv(y ~ 5 * sqrt(36 + x^2) + 4*(20 - x), "x")
## expression({
## .expr2 <- 36 + x^2
## .value <- 5 * sqrt(.expr2) + 4 * (20 - x)
## .grad <- array(0, c(length(.value), 1L), list(NULL, c("x")))
## .grad[, "x"] <- 5 * (0.5 * (2 * x * .expr2^-0.5)) - 4
## attr(.value, "gradient") <- .grad
## .value
## })
As you can tell from the output of deriv()
, the fifth line contains the desired derivative:
.grad[, "x"] <- 5 * (0.5 * (2 * x * .expr2^-0.5)) - 4
We can also obtain this derivative by using the function D()
and pass it the body of the function croctime()
like so:
g <- function(x) {}
body(g) <- D(body(croctime), 'x')
body(g)
## 5 * (0.5 * (2 * x * (36 + x^2)^-0.5)) - 4
Looking at the graphic of time, the curve has a minimum somewhere between 7 meters and 10 meters. We can evaluate the derivative g()
with some x
values to try to narrow down our search for the minimum value.
# distance values
seq(7, 10, length.out = 10)
## [1] 7.000000 7.333333 7.666667 8.000000 8.333333 8.666667 9.000000
## [8] 9.333333 9.666667 10.000000
# evaluating derivative
g(seq(7, 10, length.out = 10))
## [1] -0.20371699 -0.13021350 -0.06247499 0.00000000 0.05767171
## [6] 0.11096096 0.16025147 0.20589238 0.24820083 0.28746463
Aha! the minimum value is at a distance of 8 meters! To confirm that 8 is actually the root of the polynomial, we can use the function multiroot()
from the package "rootSolve"
by Karline Soetaert
library(rootSolve)
multiroot(g, c(7, 10))
## $root
## [1] 8 8
##
## $f.root
## [1] 8.881784e-16 -3.693739e-10
##
## $iter
## [1] 5
##
## $estim.precis
## [1] 1.846874e-10
There you go: the minimum taken time for the crocodile to catch the zebra is given when the crocodile swims 8 meters, and then walks the other 12 meters.


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This is an article in a small series of articles about personal pendulum swings. Here, I'll discuss another contemporary one-eighty. This one is older than the other two I've discussed in this article series, but I believe that it deserves to be included.
Once upon I time, I used to consider Dependency Injection (DI) and injected interfaces an unequivocal good: the more, the merrier. These days, I tend to only model true application dependencies as injected dependencies. For the rest, I use pure functions.
When I started my programming career, I'd barely taught myself to program. I worked in both Visual Basic, VBScript, and C++ before I encountered the concept of an interface. What C++ I wrote was entirely procedural, and I don't recall being aware of inheritance. Visual Basic 6 didn't have inheritance, and I'm fairly sure that VBScript didn't, either.
I vaguely recall first being introduced to the concept of an interface in Visual Basic. It took me some time to wrap my head around it, and while I thought it seemed clever, I couldn't find any practical use for it.
I think that I wrote my first professional C# code base in 2002. We didn't use Dependency Injection or interfaces. I don't even recall that we used much inheritance.
When I discovered test-driven development (TDD) the year after, it didn't take me too long to figure out that I'd need to isolate units from their dependencies. Based on initial successes, I even wrote an article about mock objects for MSDN Magazine October 2004.
At that time I'd made interfaces a part of my active technique. I still struggled with how to replace a unit's 'real' dependencies with the mock objects. Initially, I used what I in Dependency Injection in .NET later called Bastard Injection. As I also described in the book, things took a dark turn for while as I discovered the Service Locator anti-pattern - only, at that time, I didn't realise that it was an anti-pattern. Soon after, fortunately, I discovered Pure DI.
That problem solved, I began an era of my programming career where everything became an interface. It does enable unit testing, so it's better than not being able to test, but after some years I began to sense the limits.
Perhaps the worst problem is that you get a deluge of interfaces. Many of these interfaces have similar-sounding names like IReservationsManager
and IRestaurantManager
. This makes discoverability harder: Which of these interfaces should you use? One defines a TrySave
method, the other a Check
method, and they aren't that different.
This wasn't clear to me when I worked in teams with one or two programmers. Once I saw how this played out in larger teams, however, I began to understand that one developer's interface remained undiscovered by other team members. When existing 'abstractions' are unclear, it leads to frequent reinvention of interfaces to implement the same functionality. Duplication abounds.
Designing with many fine-grained dependencies also has a tendency drag into existence many factory interfaces, a well-known design smell.
It's remarkable how effectively you can lie to yourself. As late as 2017 I still concluded that fine-grained dependencies were best, despite most of my arguments pointing in another direction.
I first encountered functional programming in 2010, but was off to a slow start. It took me years before I realised that Dependency Injection isn't functional. There are other ways to address the problem of separating pure functions from impure actions, the simplest of which is the impureim sandwich.
Which parts of the application architecture are inherently impure? The usual suspects: the system clock, random number generators, the file system, databases, network resources. Notice how these are the dependencies that you usually need to replace with Test Doubles in order to make unit tests deterministic.
It makes sense to model these as dependencies. I still define interfaces for those and use Dependency Injection to control them. I do, however, use the impureim sandwich architecture to deal with the impure actions first, so that I can then delegate all the complex decision logic to pure functions.
Pure functions are intrinsically testable, so that solves many of the problems with testability. There's still a need to test how the impure actions interact with the pure functions. Here I take a step up in the Test Pyramid and write just enough state-based integration tests to render it probable that the integration works as intended. You can see an example of such a test here.
From having favoured fine-grained Dependency Injection, I now write all decision logic as pure functions by default. These only need to implement interfaces if you need the logic of the system to be interchangeable, which isn't that often. I do still use Dependency Injection for the impure dependencies of the system. There's usually only a handful of those.


A city in the Philippines. I spent my eleven years here before moving to Los Angeles. After being away for nine years, I was able to visit again. Many things have changed.
Here is the list of things that you can do in my hometown. Toursist Spots
Coron, Palawan is a beautiful paradise filled with fun activities. Tourist can go island hopping, swimming, snorkelling, and many more.
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Tagaytay is another beautiful place in the Philippines. Visit Tagaytay for the overlooking view of Taal Volcano and for the delicious food.
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What’s the first line of action when dealing with a service that is down? Logs.
You can ps ef
, netstat aux
all day long but the big piece of information cake always lies in the log data. Log data carries the weight of information about your services, whether it’s a Spring Boot micro service powering a small piece of your backend platform or the NGINX and auth logs that convey what is happening on the opposite end of your application stack.
Whatever the situation may be, logs are always the files we end up tailing to figure out what is happening and why.
Why tailing sucks
True story: grep -ir 404 * | wc -l
or grep -irl 404 *
or grep -r 404 * | sort | uniq -c
Sure, you might have some good feedback from this. Sure, you can plug this into a tool like nagios to alert you when things hit the fan.
But, it’s missing a critical piece: visualization.
You can’t see the log data on a time-based graph; you can’t correlate it to large logging events based on message type, log path or node. You’re only aggregating a single log at a time, and the information
How SRC:CLR Tracks Logging Data
At SRC:CLR we use Logstash, Redis, Elasticsearch and Kibana to capture log data from various services that we use including our Sping Boot micro service framework. The overall design looks like this:
Of course, this entire deployment is brought to you by Puppet Enterprise, and no blog post from me would be complete with out a shameless plug for some new module we wrote to automate this it.
As you can tell, we’re using Kibana 4.0.0 (as of this post, 4.0.1 is out and IS amazing but we’re not using it quite yet). Kibana 4x ships with it’s own server, so there’s no need to frontend it with NGINX or Apache anymore. However, I highly recommend at minimum a local NGINX reverse proxy so you can DNS the node and connect on 80 or 443 if it’s public-facing.
Logstash Agent Configuration
In our role for a given node, lets say a backend node that would be running our micro services, I can simply add some logstash configuration:
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simply needs to be available in the variable namespace for the redis output template.
When it comes to logstash, all the magic happens in those templates. For SRC:CLR, we roll with a few basic inputs and outputs in our logstash templates:
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So far, we’ve covered our log pipeline from micro_services_node -> redis_output
. What does the configuration for our redis aggregator look like?
It starts, as usual, with the role:
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As you can probably tell, we’re rolling the entire ELK stack and redis queue on a single node. We can do this because it’s on a c3.3xlarge AWS instance type with it’s own EBS attached volume of 100GB and the logging data is coming from a small-ish stack.
Our logging volume at the time of this post is about 4GB per day, per environment (QA, Prod, etc..). Flushing your elasticsearch indices and backing them up is highly recommended. There are various ways to do this sort of thing, but really the end goal is simple: get to 65% of EBS volume, then flush and back up to a persistent source.
I recommend a datastore in your cluster such as MongoDB or tar.gz’s to S3.
Eventually you’ll have to tackle the question: do I scale this vertically or horizontally. With elasticsearch in the mix the answer is simple: horizontally. ES has “optimistic concurrency control” and is particularly well suited for clustering.
For Redis, you’ll have to make a personal decision, but I typically prefer a vertical scale, which is why our aggregation node is a c3.2xlarge and will probably grow.
Logstash Aggregator Configuration
Finally, we have the logstash aggregator. I’m not going to dive into it’s elasticsearch or redis configuration since both those tools are well documented. Here, we’ll focus on the logstash/redis aggregator configuration.
I will however note the importance, again, of using an EBS volume for your ES data!
From the role profile given above, lets take a look at ::profiles::logstash::redis_indexer
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Where the redis_indexer.erb looks like this:
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You might notice the stdout output in that. The stdout is great for debugging stuff. When you run logstash service start
it’ll startup as a daemon and you can tail -f /var/log/logstash.log
but I prefer to run it in the foreground when I’m hooking everything up to see all the pretty colors and to drop it into debug mode.
To do this I execute on both the nodes I’m pulling logs from and the log aggregator:
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Redis Data Persistance
An important note on Resis is that it will, by defualt, persist data every few minutes depending on load. There is some solid information out there around best ways to protect your data and ensure durability. However, the end goal with this setup is to use Redis as a broker for our log data, not to persist that data as those goals are achieved with Elasticsearch. For this log aggregator I turn off all data persistance in Redis so data only persists in memory. You cna choose what is best for you, but I’m not as concerned with durability here as some other situations.
My redis configuration for this now looks like this:
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Note: using this Redis module.
Final Notes
Once this pipeline is executed you can go ahead and open our-redis-aggregator.ourdomain.com:5601
in your browser and start making some fancy graphs:


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Large Object Conservation
Conservation of large objects often requires a different approach. The big picture needs to be taken into account. The most important thing is to make it stable and prevent the need for frequent conservation.
Preventative Conservation
Preventing objects, large and small, from deteriorating is one of the most important aspect of conservation. Humidty, light, touching, etc. are just a few examples.
Restoration
Restoration is only one part of conservation. It is returning the object to look and/or function as if it were brand new. This includes in-painting, adding new components to make it whole, and removing past conservation methods
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This project should allow a busy professional to plan out their day with dynamic, color-coded time slots showing past, present, and future time slots. (Note: Your phone might be better. Just sayin'.)


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1 Jan 2018
How to understand scope in JavaScript
In Javascript, scope is a very important concept for building a complex system. We think of it as a primary school with multiple grades, and each grade also has many classes. Each student will have his or her name, grade and class, and each day the students will learn in their own class. In other words, students are organized according to different grades and classes. Like a school, scope is used to store the variables in Javascript. It is also include different levels, such as global scope, local scope, and nested scope. Different levels of variables are stored in different scopes.
How does scope work in JavaScript
It is possible that more than one student in a school called 'Jack'. If we only find a name, then it will be hard to find out which 'Jack' is the student we are looking for. But if we have the grade and class to which he belong, we will find him soom. This way is good solution to the duplicate name conflicts. Like the grade and class in a school, scope use the same way to resovle the conflicts among the variables. And the scope is also a upgraded solution, because variables within a scope are not visible outside the scope. At the same time, scope allows to nest. A program can access the variables in the same scope and also can access the variables within the scope that contain the scope where the program was created.


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Today I remembered about the Nokia PureView because of The Verge’s sample pictures and videos, and I after thinking about the concept of that phone for a while I finally understood the potential market, besides their fan base, that they might be aiming at with that device.
First of all when Nokia unveiled the PureView at this year CES my first impression was really bad, since I’ll never ever understand camera phones. Also it was running Symbian, which for sure was the best choice since Microsoft would never let them customize Windows Phone to their pixel needs and because this was really on development for at least 2 years. Another thing that I noticed was that it was extremely thick, making it really a camera also does phone calls. This happened because of the entire camera mechanics they used, which impressed me a lot because of the way they did it, by inverting the way the lens moves instead of just doing like any point-and-shoot camera, in and out, they made the lens go up and down, removing the need of that popup lenses.
But now I saw that this product was targeted at people like for example journalists (more specifically from the independent media) so they wouldn’t need to carry a camera with them while they are at a conference or just out gathering information for their article. I realised this after I started thinking about how many times I saw journalists using iPhones/point-and-shoot cameras to capture photo, video, or audio for their job.
I hope Nokia can get some attraction to this new device because I really liked it after realizing this.


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My experience with haldol was the worst drug experience of my life. A friend of mine (Joe) had been sick for a few days, and was give several tabs of haldol by a mutual friend. The mutual friend said that haldol was an opiate pain killer
[Erowid Note: Haldol is an anti-pyschotic medication and is not an opiate.] , so my friend being the happy pill popper he was took two the first day. He said he felt relaxed and passed out. The next day when his body aches returned, he took 3, and went back to sleep.
On the third day when I found him, he was complaining of massive body aches, and asked me to hand him some of the haldol from his desk. I was pleasantly intoxicated on alchol and asked if he minded if I popped a few. He said yes, so I took four. My previous experiences with pill popping had lead me to beleive that I needed quite a few to feel any major effects.
Over the next hour and a half I began to feel drowsy and had aquired a decent body high which could be compared to percocet. I even began to itch which led me to believe it really was an opiate. I passed out after about 2 hours, and woke up about 12 hours later.
Feeling a bit hung over and a little shakey, I went down to Joes room to smoke some bud and see how he was doing. He was in horrible pain and was clinched up on his bed in a the fetal position. I smoked some pot with him and then sat down to watch tv. I was feeling better and got hungry so I ate some choclate cake that was in his fridge.
THIS IS WHEN MY WHOLE LIFE CHANGED.
About three bites into the chocalate cake my tounge began pushing against the back of my teeth, almost like I had bad cotton mouth. I would pull it back, and it would slowly edge forward until it was pressing against my teeth. Feeling a bit strange, I went to my room to lay down. This is approximately 24 hours since I had taken the haldol.
Upon arriving in my room, I was unable to sleep because of the involuntary movements of my tounge. I drank some water and tried to relax, but it was getting worse. Now my tounge was pushing past my teeth and protruding from my mouth. I would have to forceably pull it back in and lock my jaw down. Then I began to get a little bit scared. I decide to try to completely relax and maybe I could go to sleep with my tounge stuck out. My tounge continued to push out until it strecthed to the point it was painful.
I began to panic and forced it back in and clenched my jaw shut. After clenching my jaw for about 10 mins., my neck began to slowly bend to the right. Much like my tounge, I was unable to stop its movement or hold my head up straight any longer than a few seconds. Now I'm in my room by myself, my tounge is stuck all the way out, my head is crushed into my shoulder, and I am crying because it feels like I am about to break my own neck from the force of the muscles clenching. This lasted for four hours. I had the most horryfying thoughts going through my head.  Finally I fell asleep.
Upon awaking the next morning, I felt fine. I jumped up and probably did a little jig around the room. The happiest moment of my life was to be convulsion free. 8 hours later, 48 hours from the initial dose, it came back. Just as bad as before. I lost it.
I sent my buddy to the store for liquor and sleeping pills. I was either going to go to sleep, or I was going to die trying. Upon his return, I consumed the fifth of liqour and 12 sleeping pills. Nothing. Still clenched up on my bed I decided to go off the deep end. I took the remaining 12 sleeping pills and 2 pills of X I had purchased for the weekend (I was willing to try anything now). An hour later, I finally drifted off sleep.
I've spent the last 4 months of my life scared that 'they' will come back. Joe's experience was 10 times worse. He had been on haldol for three days, and his whole body locked up for two days. Looking at the haldol website says 'will cause parkinsons like symptoms'. That was no lie. Haldol is evil, and is not meant to be abused. Please do not try it.
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Ninth family member dies after Israeli strike: ministry
GAZA CITY, Nov 22 — A Palestinian wounded in an Israeli strike that killed eight members of his family has died, the health ministry in the Hamas-run strip said today.
Mohammed Abu Malhous al-Sawarka, 40, succumbed after being wounded in “the massacre in which eight members of a family died when they were targeted in their homes,” ministry spokesman Ashraf al-Qudra said in a statement.
It said he was the brother of Rasmi Abu Malhous who was killed when his home was hit by an air strike on November 14.
Five children and Rasmi’s two wives were also killed.
Israel has pledged to investigate the incident, saying that their intelligence reports had indicated “no civilians were expected to be harmed”.
Israel described Rasmi as an Islamic Jihad commander, but Gaza residents have suggested it may have been a case of mistaken identity.
The three-day flareup began when Israel killed a senior Islamic Jihad official in Gaza on November 12.
The Islamist group, which is closely allied with Gaza’s rulers Hamas, subsequently fired more than 450 rockets at Israel.
During the confrontation Israeli forces attacked dozens of targets in the enclave.
Palestinian officials said 35 Palestinians were killed and more than 100 wounded. There were no Israeli fatalities. — AFP


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No Silver Bullet: Essence and Accidents of Software Engineering
by Frederick P. Brooks, Jr.
ref: Brooks, Frederick P., “No Silver Bullet: Essence and Accidents of Software Engineering,” Computer, Vol. 20, No. 4 (April 1987) pp. 10-19.
synthesis
A project can be seen as innocent and straightforward but can become a monster of missed schedules, blown budgets, and flawed products.
Need for a silver bullet to drop software costs.
But there is no silver bullet ; the purpose of the article is to show why by examining :
- the nature of the software problem
- the properties of the bullets proposed in the past
There is no breakthrough, but there is things to do to improve software engineering, slowly.
There is no royal road, but there is a road.
Nice metaphor with medicine, from magical theories to modern medicine, the road is hard, long, step by step, require discipline but it works better every day.
So it is with software engineering today.
TLDR
- Essential difficulties are the conception parts
- Accidental difficulties are the writing parts
- All the past and actual breakthroughs concerns writing a software
- A software is grown, not built ; so attacking the essentials difficulties means using :
- quick feedback loop
- great designers (great people)
A - Does It Have to Be Hard?–Essential Difficulties
In comparison to hardware productivity enhancement software engineering is slow.
But hardware enhancement is an exception against all others technologies.
Following Aristotle, Brooks divide software engineering difficulties in :
- essence difficulties (inherent in the nature of software)
- accidents difficulties (difficulties that today attend its production but are not inherent)
The software essence is a construct of interlocking concepts: data sets, relationships among data items, algorithms, and invocations of functions.
I believe the hard part of building software to be the specification, design, and testing of this conceptual construct,
not the labor of representing it and testing the fidelity of the representation.If this is true, building software will always be hard. There is inherently no silver bullet.
The inherent properties of this irreducible essence of modern software systems are :
- complexity
- conformity
- changeability
- invisibility
complexity
- software systems differ profoundly from computers, buildings, or automobiles, where repeated elements abound
- computers are more complex than most things people build, Software systems have orders-of-magnitude more states than computers do
- the complexity of the whole increases much more than linearly
- the complexity of software is an essential property, not an accidental one
- many of the classic problems of developing software products derive from this essential complexity and its nonlinear increases with size
complexity is the source of the difficulty of :
- communication among team members (leads to product flaws, cost overruns, schedule delays)
- enumerating all the possible states of the program (leads to unreliability)
- invoking function (makes programs hard to use)
- extending programs to new functions (side effects)
- from complexity of structure come the unvisualized states (security trapdoors)
- management (remendous learning and understanding burden that makes personnel turnover a disaster)
conformity
- software must conform to interfaces designed by humans (including human institutions and systems), not by nature (or god).
- much complexity comes from conformation to other interfaces
- cannot be simplified out by any redesign of the software alone
changeability
- the software entity is constantly subject to pressures for change
- manufactured things are infrequently changed after manufacture
- successful software have a long life
- users pushes new behaviors
- they need to adapt to new hardware
invisibility
- software is invisible and unvisualizable. A building or a machine can be viewed globally with a plan, software are too
complex for that - visualizing a software require several diagrams and schemes, each of them is a bias
- this cause communication issues
B - Past Breakthroughs Solved Accidental Difficulties
High-level languages
- it frees a program from much of its accidental complexity
- language development approaches closer and closer to the sophistication of users
so there is a maximum gain here
Time-sharing
- the principal effect of timesharing is to shorten system response time
- as this response time goes to zero, at some point it passes the human threshold of noticeability, about 100 milliseconds
so beyond that threshold, no benefits are to be expected
Unified programming environments
mostly Unix
attack the accidental difficulties that result from using individual programs together, by providing integrated libraries, unified file formats, and pipes and filters
C - Hopes for the Silver
potential silver bullets :
- High-level language advances (Ada, Java, …)
- Object-oriented programming (abstract data types and hierarchical types)
- Artificial intelligence (rule-based programming)
- Expert systems (put at the service of the inexperienced programmer the experience and accumulated wisdom of the best programmers)
- “Automatic” programming (the generation of a program for solving a problem from a statement of the problem specifications)
- Graphical programming (software is very difficult to visualize, a software system is not a 3-space dimension realization)
- Program verification (much of the essence of building a program is in fact the debugging of the specification not the program itself)
- Environments and tools
- Workstations
D - Promising Attacks on the Conceptual Essence
Buy versus build
The most radical possible solution for constructing software is not to construct it at all.
Requirements refinement and rapid prototyping
- The hardest single part of building a software system is deciding precisely what to build.
- For the truth is, the client does not know what he wants.
- it is really impossible for a client to specify completely, precisely, and correctly the exact requirements of a modern software product before trying some versions of the product
Therefore, one of the most promising of the current technological efforts, and one that attacks the essence,
not the accidents, of the software problem, is the development of approaches and tools for rapid prototyping of
systems as prototyping is part of the iterative specification of requirements.
The secret is that it (ie : the software) is grown, not built.
Great designers
The central question in how to improve the software art centers, as it always has, on people.
Great designs come from great designers. Software construction is a creative process. Sound methodology can empower and liberate the creative mind; it cannot inflame or inspire the drudge.


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class: top, left, inverse, title-slide # Education & Globalization ## Session 05 ### Dr. Zhou Yisu 周憶粟 ### 2018/09/06 --- # Age of the Nation ## Aims To explore the political structures involved in globalization. To understand the historical development of nation-states, changes in relations and power. --- class: inverse, middle, center ## What are we talking about when we talk about contemporary globalization? --- background-image: url(https://assets.teenvogue.com/photos/5b87f37c13547862feb118b8/3:2/w_1514/GettyImages-876553282.jpg) background-size: contain --- background-image: url(http://img.mp.sohu.com/upload/20170721/4ffc4f9480ab42159b68e4ddd14b289e_th.png) background-size: contain --- background-image: url(https://leadership.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/russia-2018-world-cup-country-flags.jpg) background-size: contain --- background-image: url(https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8282/29181269750_f0785d33dc_h.jpg) background-size: contain --- ## When we use the term globalization today, we may mean many different things Could be .green[social], .green[cultural], .green[economic], or .green[political]. But more often than not, we will add national flavor: -- - BTS is a .orange[Korean] band. - MC Jin (a.k.a the Hiphop man) is the son of .orange[Hong Kong] immigrant family, but was born and raised in the .orange[USA] and wields an quentinsential American art form. - The World Cup is played among .orange[national teams]. - Important global affairs are negotiated among .orange[national leaders]. --- background-image: url(https://geology.com/world/world-map.gif) background-size: contain background-position: center bottom ### Almost every place on our earth is marked by some national flags --- class: middle, center ## .red[But what is a nation?] Is it the language people speak? Is it the ethnicity of you? Is it the passport you own? Is it the place you live? --- ### A .red[nation state] (or nation-state), in the most specific sense, is a .red[country] where a distinct .yellow[cultural or ethnic group] (a "nation" or "people") inhabits a territory and has formed a .red[state] (often a sovereign state) that it predominantly governs. It is a more precise concept than "country", since a country need not have a predominant ethnic group. .footnote[nation 民族 sovereign state 主權國家 Quoted from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nation_state] --- ## Key Concepts .red[Nation]: social group linked through common descent, culture, language, or territorial contiguity. A cultural, ethnic entity. -- .red[National identity]: a fluid and dynamic form of collective identity; members believe that they are different from other groups. -- The idea have nation has long history. But as a major school of thought, it is a relatively young idea dated back to 17th century. The notion of "nation" was then embraced by a variety of people: political leaders, bureaucrats, the bourgeoisie, the proletariat, intellectual, etc, who all pushes for .cyan[nationalism] ⺠族主義 , a movement that .cyan[makes the nation as basis of a political structure: a state]. .footnote[descent 祖先 territorial contiguity 地域延續性] --- ## Key Concepts .red[State]: is a political entity. An organizational structure with relatively autonomous office-holders outside other socioeconomic hierarchy . -- The state emerged as a new institutional form in the wane of feudal system 封建體系. It offers a more centralized form of control. It also claim to .cyan[sovereignty] 主權: the ability to engage in collective action both internally (e.g. collect tax; organize education) and externally (e.g. warfare) -- .red[Nation-state]: integrates sub-groups that define themselves as a nation with the organizational structure of the state. --- ## Why everything has to be so complicated? ![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/lowres.cartoonstock.com/food-drink-restroom-bathroom-fruit-veg-vegies-gra120113_low.jpg) --- ## To understand this, we need to turn back the clock ### roughly 70,000 years ago --- ### A man fights a Gorilla. Who will win? ![](https://img00.deviantart.net/214a/i/2012/070/5/3/great_ape_size_chart_by_harry_the_fox-d4sh0uc.jpg) --- class: center, middle ## What about 2 men vs. 2 gorilla? -- ## What about 5 vs. 5? -- ## What about 100 vs. 100? .footnote[Source: https://www.quora.com/Could-an-MMA-fighter-defeat-a-chimpanzee-in-hand-to-hand-combat] --- ## Historian Yuval Harari: What sets human apart from other animals? ![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/d2/Sapiens_A_Brief_History_of_Humankind.jpg/220px-Sapiens_A_Brief_History_of_Humankind.jpg) .footnote[ Chinese title: 人類大歷史：從野獸到扮演上帝（.cyan[繁]）；人类简史:从动物到上帝（.cyan[簡]） ] --- ## Harari: Two distinctive features -- Human can .violet[cooperate] with each others: gives them flexibility in large number -- Human has .violet[imagination]: the ability to believe in fictions - Totem 圖騰, Gods, Myths 神話 - Trade, cooperate, cash, law... -- These two key features marked the .green[cognitive evolution] 認知革命 coined by Harari. Humans use it to create religion, commerce, and social structure, setting on a "fast lane" of evolution (different from .green[genetic evolution], which is very slow). --- ## Why is it useful? Consider this: ### Imagine you are a caveman, you are going to wage a war against another tribe -- Combined with the speaking ability: - Whose tribe is more powerful? - How are we going to conquer another tribe? - Who is more trust worthy? - Develops tighter, more complex forms of organization (i.e. division of labor in the army) --- background-image: url(https://public-media.smithsonianmag.com/filer/Roger-Williams-with-American-Indians-631.jpg) backgrounds-size: contain ### Now consider you a 17th century explorer who sailed to a new place -- The trade would bear more credibility if the two parties under on our common ancestors to build trust. .footnote[Image credit: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/john-m-barry-on-roger-williams-and-the-indians-9322792/] --- ## The Nation-State 民族國家: A history .orange[The Peace of Westphalia] 威斯特伐利亞和約 (1648) among Holy Roman Emperor, Spain, France, Swedish Empire, Dutch Republic, all representing major European powers: -- - An international system recognizing sovereign states. - Purpose: balance of power, which requires clearly defined, centrally controlled entities. - Interpreted as giving right to political determination and prohibiting intervention with affairs of other states. -- ### Still very complicated, but consider _what it can do_ --- ### In modern times: we believe in the credibility of national government, of exchange value cash, of protective function of the law, etc ![](https://thegimmicking.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/5_KIDS.jpg) --- ## Without this unique ability -- We cannot develop global trade -- We cannot have division of labor -- We cannot live our modern day life even for a day (exaggeration, but you get the point) -- In modern days, the ability to believe in fiction continues to play a vital role in globalization. Human imagination enables to us to create many things - The trust & love you place in your idol - The empathy you draw from an art form - The enthusiasm you feel on a sports team --- ## Perhaps most importantly: these things in turn create social ties and a large network of connection, extending far beyond our primitive instincts. -- The most power social entity we built so far: .red[a nation]. --- ## National-state proves to be a powerful framework for human society ![](https://img.rasset.ie/000f18d5-800.jpg) --- ### The living conditions are greatly improved https://www.gapminder.org/tools/ --- background-image: url(http://www.eulerhermes.com/economic-research/blog/AllInfographicPictures/global-trade-outlook-2016-map-jul16.png) background-size: contain --- background-image: url(https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/entities/590x350/426.jpg) background-size: contain background-position: center bottom ### Nation state is also the deadliest organizational form ever --- background-image: url(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c6/Human_losses_of_world_war_two_by_country.gif) background-size: contain --- ## The nation-state resembles much of a fictional creation -- .cyan[Not a natural phenomenon but a social and political construct ‒needs to be defined as a state by those inside and outside it.] -- Political scientist and historian Benedict Anderson (1936 - 2015) defines nation-state as .red[an imagined community]: .cyan[a nation exists primarily as a set of ideas in people's minds:] - imagined - limited - sovereign - community -- Ever since our species Homo Sapiens 智人 appeared on earth, we have been living in "dual realities": we have physical reality such as water, tree, and lions. We also have imaged creation such as gods, country, and enterprise. Every nations makes an effort to teach these ideas --- background-image: url(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/af/%E7%82%8E%E9%BB%84%E4%BA%8C%E5%B8%9D%E5%B7%A8%E5%9E%8B%E5%A1%91%E5%83%8F%E6%AD%A3%E9%9D%A2%E8%A7%86%E8%A7%92.JPG) background-size: contain ### Chinese ancestors: Descendants of Yan and Huang 炎黃子孫 --- background-image: url(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e5/Amaterasu_cave.JPG) background-size: contain ### Japanese ancestors: Descendants of Amaterasu 天照大神 --- ## Claims of sovereignty in Chinese history: .violet[boundless and unlimited] >.green[原文]： .kt[普天之下,莫非王土.率土之賓,莫非王臣] >.green[Translation]: Under the heaven, nothing isn't the king's land; the people who lead the lands, no one isn't the king's subjects -- This concept of 天下 or "under the heaven", is opposite to modern concept of sovereignty (has borders and not endless through time). --- ## Nation state is an on-going process, often accompanied with crisis <iframe src="https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=!1m18!1m12!1m3!1d15451961.227150127!2d96.67103985000001!3d18.99981755!2m3!1f0!2f0!3f0!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!3m3!1m2!1s0x305652a7714e2907%3A0xba7b0ee41c622b11!2sMyanmar+(Burma)!5e0!3m2!1sen!2s!4v1536197507423" width="600" height="450" frameborder="0" style="border:0" allowfullscreen></iframe> --- background-image: url(https://www.geckosadventures.com/sites/geckos/files/styles/low-quality/public/elements/product/hero/myanmar_burma_bapan_temple_monks_0.jpg) background-size: contain ### Myanmar 緬甸 is a predominantly Buddhist country --- background-image: url(https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/170913162543-01-rohingya-refugees-0909-restricted-full-169.jpg) background-size: contain background-position: center bottom ### By contrast, Rohingya people are Muslim/Hindu: stateless and in great peril --- class: top, right background-image: url(https://i0.wp.com/qiuyunsong.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Lee-Kuan-Yew.jpg?resize=700%2C355) background-size: contain background-position: center bottom ### Not just a developing nation's problem: .yellow["Singapore is not a Malay nation, not a Chinese nation, not an Indian nation. Everybody will have a place in Singapore." (1965)] .blue[Singapore demographics: Chinese (76.2%), Malays (15.0%), Indians (7.4%)] --- background-image: url(https://target.scene7.com/is/image/Target/52994103?wid=488&hei=488&fmt=pjpeg) background-size: contain --- ### .orange[Takeaway message]: Nation-state is a myth/fiction, albeit a powerful one. - Any myth needs to be told/retold & maintained -- ### It forms the foundation of today's globalization, though not the only important entity - Cooperations - Non-government organizations - Religious institutions --- ## Which picture describes a nation state in your mind? .pull-left[![](http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1196/3690/products/Accessories_sponge02_cropped_1024x1024.jpeg?v=1457733515)] .pull-right[![](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/78/97/a2/7897a2c3cf1a26fe80fc19b55ad8d312.jpg)] --- ## The nation-state: Threats Nation-state is still a dominant form of organization, it still face significant challenges. We should be able to identify changes, the constructed nature of the system, and differences within it, need to be recognized. key question is whether recent global processes are beginning to undermine the power, relevance, and legitimacy of nation-states. -- .orange[Global flows/processes]: ‒state as increasingly .violet[porous] 多孔的 - E.g. global economic flows, immigrants, social movements, terrorists, criminals, global problems, war, failed states .orange[International human rights]: - universal, beyond state? - constrains nation-states (e.g. Rohingya crisis in Myanmar) .orange[Shadow] - extra-state processes/networks (e.g. such as al-Qaeda) - in education, the "shadows" are also growing in general (e.g. academic tutoring) --- .orange[Transnational discourses] ‒local and global links. In education, these are the important things to keep eyes on: - Push for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) education - Market-oriented education model. - International assessment (e.g. PISA) - Higher education: .violet[Bologna Process] 博洛尼亞進程 - International curricula: .violet[International Baccalaureate] (IB) and .violet[Advanced Placement] (AP) - International ranking (e.g. university ranking) --- ## Are we ready to through the nation-state out of the window? The role of state enduring or even increasing mainly due to issues of .orange[national security]: - Terrorism, problems from economic globalization, immigration threatening national identity, global diseases -- .orange[Global processes not as powerful as claimed] - Business within countries can be more than global (e.g. Taobao; bike sharing) - Periodical shift in global migration (e.g. a decline during 2007-2011, but on the rise after 2013) - Nations could be adept at changing global discourses (i.e. USA under Donald Trump on global trade) - Nations increasingly tightens control of information flow on Internet. -- Emphasize that .violet[Globalization as an "opportunity" for nation-states rather than a threat] --- ## Changes in global nation-state relations Relationships between nation-states are inherently political -- Geo-political 地緣政治 scenario developed through three stages: - .orange[Bipolar] – during the Cold War (Soviet Union vs. USA) - .orange[Unipolar] – ascendancy of USA - .orange[Tri-polar] – future of USA, China, and EU as central -- Although economic globalization is imagined as "free-flow", geopolitics involves largely political and military efforts aimed at gaining control over these flows. --- ## .red[Summary] Political structures are central to globalization and involve multiple flows The system of nation-states is a social and political construct, it can be changed and is changing Education serve both as goal and means in globalization Questions over the legitimacy, power, and relationships between these structures continue Nation state is important - decide how we think about ourselves - identity - culture, economy, social conditions - iconic individual or groups .violet[More next week]: A range of global political structures have developed in response to the changing role of the nation-state and challenges faced - These include formal structures between nations, more globally orientated governance, civil society, and global civil society --- ## Resources Content: Ritzer & Dean Chapter 5 [Is nationalism good or bad thing? Essay on WSJ](https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-liberty-of-nations-1535120837) More on Rohingya 羅興亞人 crisis: [English reporting by NYT](https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/27/opinion/rohingya-myanmar-genocide-united-nations.html), [Chinese reporting by the Initium](https://theinitium.com/article/20161208-opinion-kalvinfung-rohingya/) More on the Chinese concept of "under the heaven" (_Tianxia_): http://www.chinaheritagequarterly.org/tien-hsia.php?issue=021&searchterm=021_utopia.inc


./komodod -ac_name=KMDICE -ac_supply=10500000 -ac_reward=2500000000 -ac_halving=210000 -ac_cc=2 -addressindex=1 -spentindex=1 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> &
https://kmdice.pool-mining.xyz/ <- pool
https://pool.forkwitch.com/ <- another pool
https://minerpond.com <- another pool
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
CryptoNinjaa17-Nov-18 02:17 PM
can anyone else send dice from agama lite? im getting this when sending tx https://ibb.co/gvfVKf
@0x03 addnode a broke fek trying to consolidate UTXO count 7676
Alright17-Nov-18 09:48 PM
when was latest hardfork
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 why aren't those txs being confirmed
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Nov-18 09:53 PM
why aren't those txs being confirmed
because I'm not a lamp-type genie and I can't bend the universe to my will
Alright17-Nov-18 10:49 PM
lol at the sell @ 500 komoshis
did they think it was a BTC pair?
Is there a proper agama build? Bets working consistently? Ready for some marketing bounties? Still offering 10k for them if someone has the time to do them
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Nov-18 12:13 AM
seems if you want it done right, you gotta do it yourself
Alright18-Nov-18 12:16 AM
you seem like you'd be great at marketing
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Nov-18 12:18 AM
join in on the game so I can win all that you lose
Might be a regtest problem, so i'll double check against a real chain.
jl777c26-Nov-18 01:09 PM
diceaddfunds
Mylo26-Nov-18 01:50 PM
Thanks, I hadn’t broadcast hex from GUI, cheers
memo28-Nov-18 10:24 PM
oops never mind...(edited)
siu - Chainmakers01-Dec-18 04:21 PM
@everyone We have updated KMDICE to the newest komodo daemon with sapling activated and @jl777c has fixed some performance issues that had been bugging us since some time ago. We want to give it a broad public test to see if it is working better now. If any of the testers could help on doing bets today it would greatly help us know if the changes and the update is working as expected.
please, update your daemons to latest FSM branch for better results
SHossain01-Dec-18 04:49 PM
updating
SHossain01-Dec-18 04:59 PM
first dice bet cc25608df6508a4c0e6ddf6565a5f167877a8e62ecf3ed881aa81ee9b2338a7b
./dicebet 1 2
KMDICE
Wallet balance: 10384.89653392
Entropy txs available: 11917
9fc4f6b8db630f462717f30165916f90618698c05e24905b4c7addbbfcd60f6d
Waiting bet tx to confirm
loss
KMDICE
Wallet balance: 10359.89453416
Entropy txs available: 11917
e30b96a9a8d33103c2d6d0d9a03504e0de4d251db76ca382a31871cbc3260a2c
Waiting bet tx to confirm
loss
KMDICE
Wallet balance: 10334.89393418
Entropy txs available: 11917
ciumete01-Dec-18 05:13 PM
siu i did pull 1010
after 53 bets is stuked
siu - Chainmakers01-Dec-18 05:13 PM
@SHossain great!
ciumete01-Dec-18 05:13 PM
nothing ahppening !
siu - Chainmakers01-Dec-18 05:13 PM
@ciumete can you show any outputs?
ciumete01-Dec-18 05:14 PM
for example komodo-cli -ac_name=KMDICE diceinfo 5be49570c56d036abb08b6d084da93a8a86f58fc48db4a1086be95540d752d6f
SHossain01-Dec-18 05:14 PM
Wallet balance: 10307.87721033
Entropy txs available: 11917
f6d3fc6a0a34fd017c8cf1926f18067fb6a6298ed5909ffeeafb74ea037be194
Waiting bet tx to confirm
./dicebet: line 25: figlet: command not found
win
KMDICE
Wallet balance: 10379.900434
Entropy txs available: 11969
2c3101b770cf111eb117d8ed1c2baf65efc1c1e736ddb91558203834d11d6cd6
Waiting bet tx to confirm
./dicebet: line 25: figlet: command not found
win
KMDICE
Wallet balance: 10354.899434
Entropy txs available: 11969
7375fe20bccd0be79e2643a5752a014caae07614d3cd7beecbc0666489fd9bf5
Waiting bet tx to confirm


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Enabling an App
This guide will provide the steps to enable an enterprise application, which does require administrative permissions. It will provide information on the permission required, adding the permissions for existing users, and enabling the application.
Depending on the application, there are two methods of enabling the integration:
Connecting from the App Center
To enable an app the:
Step 1: Confirm the App Center Is Enabled
Activating an enterprise application requires that your company has enabled the App Center. If the App Center is enabled, you will see the “App Center” tab when logged into SAP Concur.
If the App Center tab is unavailable, please log a ticket with the SAP Concur Helpdesk.
Step 2: Locate the application in the App Center
To find the application, you may use the “search” option or navigate to the app by clicking on the arrows “>”. Enterprise applications will be in the “Enterprise Applications” row.
Step 3: Enable the App
- The authorized SAP Concur Administrator can connect to the application using the “Connect” button on the listing.
The full client guide covering the subsequent enablement steps can be found here:
App Center Administration Guide
Note: This step can either be completed by your own authorized SAP Concur Administrator or you can log a ticket with the SAP Concur Helpdesk to have this step completed for you by our support team.
If you do not have the appropriate permissions to activate the app, the Connect button will be disabled as shown below. If the Connect button is disabled, please refer to the section Assigning Authorized SAP Concur Administrator Permissions below.
Assigning Authorized SAP Concur Administrator Permissions
A user at your company with the appropriate permissions is required to activate the application. The instructions below provide information on adding the Web Service Administrator permissions for users that will be responsible for enabling and disabling enterprise applications.
How to assign Authorized SAP Concur Administrator Permissions in Concur Standard Edition
- Click Administration, and then Expense Settings, or Expense & Invoice Settings, or Invoice Settings.
- In the Access to Concur section, click User Accounts.
- Double-click the user.
- In the User Permissions section, select the Can Administer or Travel and Expense Administrator (depending on configuration) check box.
How to assign Authorized SAP Concur Administrator Permissions in Concur Professional Edition
- Click Administration, then Company, then Company Admin.
- Click User Permissions (left menu).
- Find the user who will activate the application, and select Add to grant Web Services Administrator Permission.
Connecting Using a Username and Password
Step 1: Create & Transfer Credentials
Note: This step can be completed by your own authorized SAP Concur Administrator. That individual must have the ability to authorize data sharing on behalf of your company. It is important that this Web Services Admin User Profile is not the same as any actual user of the system. If an actual user’s credentials are utilized for this purpose and they leave the company, the applications will no longer function.
How to Create a WSAdmin User Profile in Concur Standard Edition
- Click Administration, and then Expense Settings, or Expense & Invoice Settings, or Invoice Settings.
- In the Access to Concur section, click User Accounts.
- Click Create/Edit User.
The new WSAdmin User Profile in Concur Standard Edition should have the following attributes:
- LoginID: Include WSAdmin and the name of the application as the login id<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- First Name: To easily identify this user profile later and also who the authorized user was that enabled the application, use a combination of “WSAdmin” and the first name of the administrator who is authorizing the application. Example: WSADMIN_John
- Last Name: Insert the last name of the authorized administrator who will enable the application.
- Password: Create a unique and secure password for the user.
- Permissions:
- Select the Can Administer or Travel and Expense Administrator (depending on configuration) check box.
- Select check boxes based on what type of data is needed for the application. The system will grant the relevant data access based on the roles that are assigned to this user. For example, if the app needs to access Travel data and the WSAdmin User Profile does not have access to travel, the app will not access travel data. Options include:
- Can Submit Expense Reports
- Can Book Travel
- Is Invoice AP User
- Click Save then securely send the Login ID and Password to your app provider.
How to Create a WSAdmin User Profile in Concur Professional Edition:
- Click Administration, then Company, then Company Admin.
- Click Add User.
The new WSAdmin User Profile in Concur Professional Edition should have the following attributes:
- LoginID: Include WSAdmin and the name of the application as the login id<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Password: Create a unique and secure password for the user.
- First Name: To easily identify this user profile later and also indicate who the authorized user was that enabled the application, use a combination of “WSAdmin” and the first name of the administrator who is authorizing the application. Example: WSADMIN_John
- Last Name: Insert the last name of the authorized administrator who will enable the application.
- Email Address: Use the email address of the authorized administrator.
Next, while still in the Administration area, click User Permissions.
- Find the new WSAdmin User and select Add to grant Web Services Administrator permission.
- Ensure the WSAdmin profile also has the Expense User, Travel User, and Invoice User permissions or roles for apps integrating with Expense, Travel, and/or Invoice Services respectively. The system will grant the relevant data access based on the roles that are assigned to this user. For example, if the app needs to access Travel data and the WSAdmin User Profile does not have access to book travel, the app will not be able to access the necessary travel data.
- Once your new user profile has been created, transfer the login name and password securely to the app provider you are working with to create a secure data connection.
Step 2: Enable the App
- The SAP Concur administrator who has been named in the newly created WSAdmin Profile logs into SAP Concur with the new credentials.
- Then go to Administration > Company > Web Services > Enable Partner Application and find the app.
- Click Enable and confirm the sharing of data.
Disabling an App From the App Center
The administrator can disconnect from an app at any time. As soon as the app is disconnected, the integration will be stopped.
Step 1: Select the App Listing in the App Center
- Applications can be found utilizing search or the categories filter.
- Enterprise integrations will be found in the “Enterprise Applications” section of the App Center.
- Click on the listing you would like to disconnect.
Step 2: Click Disconnect
- Within the app, administrators with the appropriate credentials will see the option to “disconnect”.
Step 3: Confirm Disconnect
- Click Yes to confirm disconnect and complete the process.
- The “Connected” indication will no longer appear.


JURASSIC PARK A film review by David Milner Copyright 1993 David Milner
When JURASSIC PARK was released, history was made. Forget that it will probably go on to become the highest grossing film of all time. Some other motion picture will undoubtedly eventually top it. Forget that the special effects far surpass anything that has ever been seen on the screen before. There undoubtedly will be improvements made in the techniques used, and someday, as hard as this may be to imagine now, the film may actually look a little crude. What makes JURASSIC PARK such a unique event is that it fulfills a lifetime of dreams for millions of people as no other motion picture ever has, or probably ever will.
The special effects are indeed spectacular. Just as STAR WARS set a new standard back in 1977, so, too, does JURASSIC PARK. Both the full-sized dinosaur models created by Stan Winston and the dinosaur images generated with computers are extremely convincing. About the only thing that would have improved the special effects is seeing more of them.
The screenplay, however, does leaves something to be desired. There is almost no plot, and this frankly makes the film a little dull. Also, a few of the lines warning about the perils of unbridled scientific research seem forced, leaving the audience wondering, "where did this come from," or "what does this have to do with anything."
When John Hammond, the founder of Jurassic Park, first uses the line, "we spared no expense," he does so almost with the pride of a new father. However, as he repeats it throughout the film, the gradual change in his outlook from boundless optimism to hopeless despair becomes apparent. This is one of the more inspired ideas incorporated into the screenplay.
Despite its suspenseful atmosphere, JURASSIC PARK does have a few very funny moments in it. The tension of the sequence featuring the tyrannosaur chasing after a jeep is broken when the dinosaur is seen in one of the jeep's rear-view mirrors with "objects in the mirror are closer than they appear" printed on it, and there are some great one-liners delivered by Ian Malcolm, the chaos theorist.
The dinosaurs in the film are portrayed much more authentically than those in any other motion picture. Dr. John Horner, a highly regarded paleontologist, served as an advisor on the film, and a great deal of time was spent studying the behavior of living animals closely related to dinosaurs such as frogs and lizards. However, there were still a few liberties taken. Real dilophosaurs, for example, were in fact much larger than those seen in the film, and they did not spit, or have frills around their necks. Also, even though velociraptors were among the most intelligent of the dinosaurs, most paleontologists agree that they were only about as bright as chickens. This makes it extremely unlikely that they would have been able to learn to open doors.
It is fitting that there is a reference to Dr. Robert Bakker made in the film. He, like Dr. Horner, has contributed a great deal to the field of paleontology in the past few years, and his book, THE DINOSAUR HERESIES, is a must for anyone interested in dinosaurs.
As director Steven Spielberg has been quoted as saying, JURASSIC PARK is not a film for young children. It simply is much too violent. Given this, it is difficult to understand why there were elements that could appeal only to them, such as the transformation of Dr. Grant from someone who dislikes children to someone who accepts them, included in the film.
The acting is generally good, but not outstanding. Sir [now Lord] Richard Attenborough does give an outstanding performance as John Hammond, but Sam Neill, who plays Dr. Alan Grant, the paleontologist brought in to help allay the fears of the investors in Jurassic Park, and Laura Dern, who plays Dr. Ellie Sattler, the paleobiologist, both seem a little uneasy in their roles at times. Jeff Goldblum, too, gives a slightly inconsistent performance as Ian Malcolm.
Something that is left unanswered in the film is why a chaos theorist, who would know virtually nothing about dinosaurs, would be asked to give his approval to Jurassic Park. The real answer, of course, is that chaos theory just happened to be a hot topic when JURASSIC PARK was being written, but some explanation for this should have been given in the film.
John Williams' score is very good, but it is not one of his best. The music heard during the film's more dramatic moments is very affecting, but both the slow Jurassic Park theme and the fanfare are a little too simplistic.
The sound effects, for the most part, also are good. However, a few of the roars produced by the tyrannosaur sound a little too much like a car horn, and not enough like a noise a living animal would make.
The new DTS, or Digital Theatre Sound, system tried out for the first time with JURASSIC PARK is very impressive. The increased clarity and dynamic range allowed for by storing the soundtrack not on the film itself, but instead on a separate compact disc, really do add something to the experience of watching a film.
There is no question that a sequel will be produced. The loose ends left in the film show that this was the intention from the start. Audiences undoubtedly will enjoy seeing more of the magnificent special effects that made JURASSIC PARK so successful, but it would be nice if the sequel turned out to be a little better film overall.
JURASSIC PARK
A Universal Pictures Release
Staff:
Producers.......................................Kathleen Kennedy Gerald R. Molen
Director........................................Steven Spielberg
Special Effects.................................Stan Winston Dennis Muren Phil Tippett Michael Lantieri
Music...........................................John Williams
Screenplay......................................Michael Crichton David Koepp
Cast:
Sam Neill.......................................Dr. Alan Grant
Laura Dern......................................Dr. Ellie Sattler
Sir Richard Attenborough........................John Hammond
Jeff Goldblum...................................Ian Malcolm
Ariana Richards.................................Alexis
Joseph Mazzello.................................Tim
Wayne Knight....................................Dennis Nedry
Bob Peck........................................Robert Muldoon
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Here are some examples of how you could use Muscles.css to solve various ui challenges.
If you need text boxes with attached submit buttons where:
When you have content/cards that you want to tile, but each card should not shrink (but can grow)
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The Vinocaster
These pages describe how I built an electric guitar, the body of which was made from wood salvaged from an old Italian wine vat (tino). I bought the neck & hardware, I don't really have the skills or equipment for those bits...yet.
I wrote most of these pages when I thought I'd got the guitar kind-of finished. Subsequently I've made a few changes (see Latest)
The guitar is working and being used, though I've not finished tweaking (any significant changes and I'll update here). I've also started putting together an effects unit customised to this instrument, Vinotone.
some recent photos on Flickr]
Construction was in two phases. In the first phase I got the instrument
together and essentially working, but without final shaping and surface
finishing. In the second phase, with the benefit of a few months playing the
guitar, I did the final shaping of the body along with minor modifications and
the surface finishing.
Contents
- Introduction (this page)
- Building the Vinocaster
- Finishing the Vinocaster
- Latest
Background
I got my first electric guitar as a teenager, though didn't really learn how to play it beyond 3 chords. Over the following years I got through another two or three, but then didn't have one for at least a decade, until last year. Then we bought a cheap Squier Strat from the shop in Lucca, along with a bass for Caroline and a couple of combo amps. For the price the Squier was remarkably good, but I wasn't really satisfied with the sound. I swapped out the pickups and spent quite a bit of time playing with wiring combinations. This made a huge difference, but there was still a weak link - the body. The Squier has a much thinner body than a regular Strat. I don't know what kind of wood they're made from but I'm fairly sure it's built up from smaller blocks. The net effect is that it seems to act on the overall response like a flannel.
A few months years ago I inherited a source of interesting wood, so decided to
start another guitar more or less from scratch. I have very little
woodworking experience (a bit of carving) so decided to leave the hardest
part to the expert machines - I bought a replacement Strat neck from StewMac.
I bought the hardware too, I'm not remotely equipped for metal machining and
haven't the patience for pickup winding. What's left is body construction and
assembly. Here are some photos of the process I went through, some are a bit
blurry I'm afraid - the cheap HP camera has focus issues.
Contents
- Building the Vinocaster
- Finishing the Vinocaster
Video : the Vinocaster in action
Sample Audio @@todo link to mp3 here
Lessons learnt @@todo
About these Pages @@todo
- Related Links @@todo
All material unless otherwise stated © Danny
Ayers 2007
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution
3.0 License


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Chapter 15
Figures
- A sampling of list style types
- Switching off list-item markers
- A sampling of string markers
- Using images as markers
- Using really big images as markers
- Switching off image markers in sublists
- Gradient list markers
- Placing the markers inside and outside list items
- Bringing it all together
- Three list items
- Markers are added
- Adding a list border
- Margins and padding as indentation devices
- Large markers and list layout
- Generating text content
- Generating icons
- Generating block-level content
- Taking placement into account
- Changing the generated content to be inline
- Strings are displayed verbatim
- Inserting and suppressing newlines
- Inserting URLs
- Missing attributes are skipped
- Inserting quotes and other content
- Nested curly quotes
- Counting the items
- Adding counters to headings
- Changing counter styles
- Nested counters
- A simple counter pattern
- A fixed counter pattern
- When symbols get too close
- A cyclic counter pattern
- Putting “wings” on the thinker
- This list is fine
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- Very long symbolic markers
- Using range to limit a symbolic counter pattern
- Alphabetic counting
- Three numeric counting patterns
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MS Access specific functions
ASC: Obtain the ASCII value of a character passed as input
CHR: Obtain the character of the ASCII value passed as input LEN: Return the length of the string passed as parameter
IIF: Is the IF construct, for example the following statement
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Enumerate column names via error messages
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