Nurse Betty
rated R 109 minutes USA Films starring Renee Zellweger, Morgan Freeman, Greg Kinnear, Chris Rock, and Aaron Eckhart written by James Flamberg and John C. Richards directed by Neil LaBute
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Rarely is any movie such a director and actor triumph. The overall theme of Nu rse Betty is taking risks, traveling the open road, and discovering the person you really are. This applies to both the characters in the movie, and the actors playing them. For director Neil LaBute, this film shows he's equally skilled at directing material that isn't his own. Screenwriters James Flamberg and John C. Richards get a chance to show off their superior wit and skill. The screenplay also provides a comic breath of fresh air for each of the lead actors. This thing is just ablaze with talent.
Betty Sizemore (Renee Zellweger) lives in the small town of Fair Oaks, Kansas with her abusive dimwit husband Del (Aaron Eckhart). Betty's life revolves around a hospital soap opera called A Reason to Love that stars George McCord (Greg Kinnear) as dashing lead doctor David Ravell. In addition to committing adultery, Del's involved in a drug deal with Charlie (Morgan Freeman) and Wesley (Chris Rock). One night Del invites the men home for a business discussion. He is unaware that Betty is watching a tape of her favorite show in the next room. Since Del hasn't delivered some promised heroin, Charlie and Wesley assume he's keeping it for himself. So they kill him, and Betty witnesses the whole thing. She goes into a state of shock. When she hears Dr. Ravell on television saying, "There must be something special out there for me," Betty assumes he must be talking about her. She heads to Los Angeles in hopes of finding her "ex-fiancee," and starts accepting the show as truth. What she doesn't know is that her car has that missing heroin in the trunk.
It's about time that Renee Zellweger received a good comic role. Both The Bachelor and Me, Myself & Irene saw her humor opportunities limited by a bad leading man. This film hands her many chances to shine, and she gives a brilliant performance. The whole picture rides on her shoulders, and she makes a very good leading lady. Thank casting directors Heidi Levitt and Monika Mikkelsen for the appearance of Morgan Freeman. Like Steve Martin, he is one of America's most outstanding, but underused actors. The job he does here, and the chemistry he has with the Chris Rock character, steals the whole movie. Rock is good too, if a bit familiar. They are best when together. Greg Kinnear, after a string of flops, shows why he became such a big actor. His biting work exemplifies some of Hollywood's crueler personalities.
The screenplay has a steady pace and creates room for small, memorable characters.  Betty is a perfectly established persona, and since everyone in the film is so quirky no individual's actions seem random and without meaning. Movement between the various locales is surprisingly fluid thanks to dexterous directing and editing. However, all things are not completely rosy in Fair Oaks or Los Angeles. There is quite a bit of violence that doesn't fit the tone of the movie. While nothing overly graphic takes place, the scalping and shoot-outs didn't need to be as bloody as they were. The film dips ever-so-briefly into some sex humor that's not required. Beyond that material, few jokes ever fail.
Everything about this movie is different. That may be why USA Films is releasing Nurse Betty, which is at its heart an independent film, to multiplexes. They're probably trying to create another comedy sleeper like last year's Being John Malkovich, which they also released. This movie isn't quite that unique, but is considerably less dark, and no less inspired. See this movie, tell a friend about it, and have a good time. It is the antidote to a summer of boring and predictable flicks.
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Goal: Propose redesign changes for a Memphis Taxi website using user testing and A/B testing. The main changes I'm testing for the site are, other than a more uniform grid layout for images and test, if the buttons should be red or blue, and if they should say "Learn more" or "Reserve now".
For user testing, I designed the site as an app on a mobile phone with the red button saying "Learn more". I then sent this prototype to users of usertesting.com to get feedback on the effectiveness and/or drawbacks of the design.
Completion Rate |
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| Sub-task 1: Learn about each company | 100% | 0 | 5:46 + 2:53 + 2:30 + = 11:09 / 3 = 3:23 |
| Sub-task 2: Reserve a taxi | 100% | 3 | 1:51 + 1:40 + 2:00 = 5:31 / 3 = 1:50 |
| Sub-task 3: Submit/confirm the reservation | 0% | 3 | 0:00 |
Hypothesis:
It will take users a long time to decide which taxi company to book because I designed my website with the "Learn more" button, and I didn't have a feature telling users the exact price of their trip early on. Instead, only until users actually press reserve can they get an exact estimate. Before this, price information is only available through complicated rates that users may find hard to calculate, causing people to backtrack from the reserve page more.
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The users were able to complete the first two tasks well, but stumbled in 2 main places: realizing reserve and submit were separate subtasks, thus the 0% completion rate for sub-task 3 since users completed this task in sub-task 2. The second main place was predicted: once users discovered that exact estimates could be seen on the reserve page, they re-evaluated and backtracked as a result. This is why the average time on task 2, reserve, was so long (more than a minute). This tells me that exact price estimates for trips should be given much earlier.
However, I still didn't know if the red "Learn More" button versus a blue "Reserve" button would make any difference to users, so I tested the difference through A/B testing, predicting that there would be a significant difference, with the Learn More causing more clicks (red color), and also a longer dwell time (Learn More encourages users to explore).
I had a large sample of users click through versions A and B to conduct A/B testing. Version A was reformatted to a grid but maintained a blue button saying "Reserve". Version B had the red button saying "Learn More" instead.
Analysis Summary and Final Conclusions:
The difference between versions A and B were insignificant (as shown in the metrics and p-values calculated), so my proposal to Memphis Taxi would be to focus on changing the information provided on the main page (as pointed out through remote user testing). The website should give estimates of users’ trips on the main page, this way users can compare prices of all four options at the same time. There could be a select trip feature at the top, which will change the estimates for each company accordingly. This way, users can also see the company descriptions next to the prices and can access all the information they need before finally reserving–creating a far more efficient and useful interface.


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Taken from a conversation with my best friend. Why is more and more of modern media portrays dystopias and children fighting for freedom? Why has anime lost that certain kind of warmth to it? A small note,
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“reborn/reincarnated/transported to another world as a _" has matured and gotten popular to the point of being its own genre with associated tropes, rather than just being a trope that would sometimes appear in fantasy stories.
I think of it this way: As the current world everyone lives in is devoid of meaning - you have to escape inside or to fantasy in order to find meaning. Disenchantment is the mood of the day. With the internet competition among local people becomes a bit moot. Economically everything is irreversibly and increasingly owned by the investor class and its likely that everyone will have more modest goods than their parents had.
Where and how do you find a purpose, a meaning against such a backdrop? This is the question that artists and writers are trying to answer. Defeating inner demons, finding connection and community, fighting an uncaring out of touch older class.. all sorts of theories are there.
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I’d agree - there’s a reason that the protagonists in these are almost always unemployed shutins or people that are half-dead from overwork even before they have their unfortunate encounter with a truck.
Either you can’t find work, or it’s a soul crushing march towards death while performing meaningless work to make someone else rich while receiving no appreciation for it.
Japan has been facing a lot of these issues for longer than a lot of the rest of the developed world, but it increasingly seems like they were just a bit ahead of the curve in it happening.
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Japan has always been ahead of the curve. If you think about it, a lot of recent movies, not only coming from Japan or Eastern hemisphere, but Western media produce content primarily with future dystopia feelings, teenagers being oppressed by some investor class or old propel with money, and how they have to overthrow them to bring balance and dignity back in people’s hands. Popularized by hunger games and maze runner, and in Japan before that.
Of course not to read too deep into it at all or why is the door blue, this is quite a shallow analysis, but there is something of—a big psychological shift in how we perceive the world and how it treats us back, and not in a good way. Mark Twain said, “the world doesn’t owe you anything, it was here first” and ok—it doesn’t help, justify, or explain the kind of collective despair experienced by people en masse, yet lacking any real uniting principle or a common goal to band together, make our voices heard, or even at the least acknowledge that it is dehumanizing of the situation that modern people are put into.
The argument of “suck it up, buttercup” or “it was bad too in the past” are incredibly naive, ignorant, or straight up evil. The whole point of us living and trying to do anything is to see improvement in our lives, futures, and general well-being of everyone around us. If older generations bring down the newer generations, either because of jealousy or malice, they can’t let them be better than they are—then there isn’t a lot left to do for us, but wait until it’s too expensive to “own” anything, have kids, or anything of sorts—having population grow older with fewer young working adults and having the more senior populace die and wallow in their own work.
(jame)
Interesting thread and thoughts. I’ve been thinking about this too. I do think the popularity of isekai says something about society and a desire to escape from somewhere you aren’t appreciated to somewhere you are. Also that most protags are self insert. The world can be a sad place to live sometimes.
(sandy)
Can you blame people for seeking that?
(jame)
Not one bit.


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I came across Percocets through a friend earlier this evening. I've had significant drug experience, but not too much in the pain-killer/opiate class. I've done way too much DXM, enough cocaine, lots of methylphenidate, (prefix of your choice)amphetamine, THC containing things (pot), 5-meo-dipt, nitrous, benzo's (valium, etc.), salvia and a plethora of other more subtle psychoactive chemicals. I've never had an addiction to anything 'cept my precious Newport cigarettes; exploring psychoactives is a big part of my life, in a not-so-unhealthy way. Obviously, I wouldn’t turn down something that I had access too.
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Not knowing what to expect, I decided to try and play it safe, by popping the pill (5mg Oxycodone, 325mg Acetaminophen) before a 30 minute drive to visit a friend in the city, so that by the time it takes effect I won't be driving. I down the pill at about 10:10pm. A friend with me also takes one, half for curiousity and half for the ache in his back. After about ten minutes, we proceed to leave for the city. At around 10:45, I start to feel the effects. The best way I have to describe how it came on is as follows: Much like what happens when I smoke pot, I sort of pre-imagine the onset of the drug, then, I'll snap out of it, and think 'Wow, I actually *am* this fucked up.'
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It was a really subtle come-on. Driving through downtown on the express-way, with the lights sort of blurring around me, combined with the very trance-like music playing seemed to be really 'perfect' at the time. Mentally, the feeling was the sort of 'all-is-well', amazingly happy and at peace feeling that MDMA gives me. Things were sort of slightly out of touch, in a mild stoned manner. Physically, my legs had a weird light feeling in them; same feeling you get when you get out of the car after a long trip, etc. I felt a bit warmer physically, and things seemed 'light' and 'bouncy', vaguely like stimulants.
When I got out of the car, the high seemed to vanish, as I entered the 'real world' again. Once inside an apartment, the warmth and slurred nature of reality sort of crept back. It was very pleasent since it retained clarity and none of the confusion and out-of-touch feeling that pot and alcohol have. The cross between a definate downer and clarity resembled the feeling of Valium or Xanax. At about 11:45, I decided to take another pill since the first was kind of fading (or so it seemed). After taking the pill we decided to walk around the city.
Again, when I went outside, the high seemed to vanish. It crept back after a while though, lacking the warm, good feeling, mainly just a kind of disassociated benzo feeling. It was really mild, very pleasent and interesting though. I noticed, while looking at an oddly shaped building the amazing clarity of things. It was almost like everything was razor sharp, but only when I mentally focused on it. Things I didn't focus on seemed mildly blurred, both vision and perception wise.
The second pill didn't really seem to boost off of the first pill, it just kept the slightly fading high from fading. By about 12:45 I seemed to really come-down. Out of the blue, I just slipped into being VERY tired. I was inside a diner at the time, and my stomach started to hurt. I chewed two 20mg methylphenidate slow release pills to combat the fatigue. They took affect rather quickly and made me feel much better.
We left shortly, and were walking on the streets again. Just like before, the high faded, as did the unpleasentness and the being tired. I was definetly fine to drive the entire experience, and drove home just about as high as I was on the way there. Music was very pleasent and soothing, conversation was kind of annoying, I didn't seem to have the patience to keep a conversation.
When I arrived home I was still vaguely feeling the Percocet. After the pretty short 'high', it seemed to leave a relatively long-last, very mild feeling. I snorted 30mg methylphenidate and half of a crushed Percocet to sort of put me back at borderline :)
The methylphenidate took affect quickly and boosted off the orally ingested methylphenidate to put me in a slightly speedy state. As of this time (T+6 hours after the original Percocet was ingested), I still feel VERY mild effects of the Percocet and a slow come-down from the methylphenidate. Not a bad way to spend an evening.
Summary:
I found Percocets to be way overhyped, and nothing like what I expected. Overall it was similar to a low/medium dose of valium with a kind of pleasent, sleepy, light feeling added. Another good comparison would be a very, very mild MDMA trip. Overall, worth trying, worth trying again, but not something I would put a lot of effort in trying to acquire. Fun was had by all, though.
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toBeHero is a graduation project for the education year 2020-2021.
the platform provides an easy way for parents to hire a mentor for their kids to have a better educated kids through an one-to-one video call mentorship.
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the platform provides an easy way for parents to hire a mentor for their kids to have a better educated kids through an one-to-one video call mentorship.
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We did our best to fulfil and meet the technical standards of writing a proper problem statement. First we started with a short brief introduction to explain the problem and how we plan on solving it. Second we moved on to explaining the problem itself in depth, Third was the proposal on how we plan to fix that problem, Fourth was The functional and non-functional requirements, Next comes the Target and development environment that defines the tools we will use to make the platform and lastly was the deadlines and methodology used for development.
Click To View
It is a diagram that defines the boundary between the system, or part of a system, and its environment, showing the entities that interact with it.
Click To ViewIt is a way of representing a flow of data through a process or a system. The DFD also provides information about the outputs and inputs of each entity and the process itself.
Click To ViewAt its simplest is a representation of a user's interaction with the system that shows the relationship between the user and the different use cases in which the user is involved.
Click To ViewIt is a graphical representation of workflows of stepwise activities and actions with support for choice, iteration and concurrency.
Click To ViewThe database schema of a database is its structure described in a formal language supported by the database management system. The term "schema" refers to the organization of data as a blueprint of how the database is constructed.
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Click To ViewA website wireframe, also known as a page schematic or screen blueprint, is a visual guide that represents the skeletal framework of a website. Wireframes are created for the purpose of arranging elements to best accomplish a particular purpose.
Click To ViewThis demo is a video that navigates the wireframes to show how the users interact with the platform.
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VARSITY BLUES RATING: 7 / 10 --> Good movie
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PLOT: Good ol' Texan kid suddenly gets to play first-string quarterback on his high school team's football team, in a town where football is considered religion. The coach is just about the biggest A-hole you'd ever want to meet, who will do practically anything to win. The good ol' Texan boy does not approve of said man's methods.
CRITIQUE:
A fun football movie. This film was obviously geared towards the teen
market, with MTV behind its production, a big TV star actor in the lead
role, rockin' hip music galore, and plenty of T&A. Having said that, I
enjoyed the look and feel of the movie, thought James Van Der Beek gave a
solid performance, loved the slick sounds, and yup
And did I mention the T&A? :)
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: James Van Der Beek actually started acting after a concussion stopped him from playing football in real life. He is the oldest of three children, and his father is a cellular phone salesman while his mom runs a gymnastics studio. He's born in Connecticut and received $200,000 for his role in this film. Actor Scott Caan, who plays football player "Tweeder" in this film, is the son of famed actor James Caan in real life. That's right, he's Sonny's son! Actress Amy Smart, who plays Van Der Beek's girlfriend in this movie, also played the main star's girl in the 1999 film OUTSIDE PROVIDENCE (6.5/10). Screenwriter W. Peter Iliff also had a part in writing the screenplays for the 1992 Harrison Ford film, PATRIOT GAMES, and the Keanu Reeves surfing flick, POINT BREAK. Director Brian Robbins might be best remembered as the "cool dude" from the TV series "Head of the Class". His name was Eric Mandrian and he generally wore a long, black trench coat on the show. The book Mox (James Van Der Beek) is reading on the sidelines in this movie, hidden inside the team's playbook, is "Slaughterhouse-Five" by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. The high school fight song played at the pep rally is the Texas A&M War Hymn.
Review Date: September 5, 1999 Director: Brian Robbins Writer: W. Peter Iliff Producers: Brian Robbins, Tova Laiter and Michael Tollin Actors: James Van Der Beek as Jonathan Moxon Jon Voight as Coach Bud Kilmer Genre: Drama Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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Constructor
new Simulation(config)
Create Simulation with given configuration
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
config |
Object |
Properties
|
Classes
Members
caseid :number
caseid to report as first column of each log
Type:
- number
period :number
current period number when running simulation
Type:
- number
periodTradePrices :Array.<number>
trade prices for current period
Type:
- Array.<number>
Methods
(private) getMaximumPossibleGainsFromTrade()
Calculate simple maxGainsFromTrade() from simulation configuration buyerValues and sellerCosts
by sorting buyers' units high value first, and sellers' costs low value first, and adding profitable pairs
Slice and sort first to be robust against values/costs being unsorted.
This is currently used only for logging purposes. No market or agent behavior should typically depend on this function.
(private) initAgents()
Initialize agents in simulation
called by constructor
(private) initLogs()
initialize simulation data logging.
called automatically by constructor
(private) initMarket()
Initalize single market for trading X in Simulation
called by constructor
(private) logOrder()
called to log each compliant order
(private) logPeriod()
Perform end-of-period simulation logging of profits, open/high/low/close trade prices, etc.
called automatically
(private) logTrade()
called to log each trade in simulation
(private) newBuyerAgent(i, common)
Create a new Buyer agent for the simulation
called by initAgents() for each buyer
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
i |
number | counter for agents 0,1,2,... |
common |
Object | Settings to send to agent constructor |
(private) newSellerAgent(i, common)
Create a new Seller agent for the simulation
called by initAgents() for each seller
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
i |
number | counter for agents 0,1,2,... |
common |
Object | Settings to send to agent constructor |
potentialEndOfPeriod() → {Object}
calculate potentialEndOfPeriod and reason
Returns:
{endTime,reason} endTime(number) and reason(string) for end of period
- Type
- Object
run(optionsopt) → {Promise.<Object, Error>}
run simulation
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
options |
Object |
<optional> |
Properties
|
Returns:
resolves to simulation object
- Type
- Promise.<Object, Error>
runPeriod(sync) → {Promise.<Object, Error>}
runs a periods of the simulation
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sync |
boolean | true indicates call is synchronous, return value will be simulation object; false indicates async, return value is Promise |
Returns:
Resolves to simulation object when one period of simulation is complete.
- Type
- Promise.<Object, Error>
(private) teachAgent(A)
teach an agent tasks such as how to send buy and sell orders to market, how to find "Juicy" price for KaplanSniperAgent, etc.
called for each agent in newBuyerAgent() or newSellerAgent()
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
A |
Object | a new agent that needs to learn the task methods |


Goals:
Introduction to sustainable academic writing that avoids any proprietary software solutions and formats
Software:
- pandoc (follow instructions on https://pandoc.org/installing.html)
- LaTeX engine (install from here: https://miktex.org/)
- markdown
Class Notes
Files: Download the archive—lesson04.zip—which contains the following files:
biblio.bib
—a bibliography filecms-fullnote.csl
—a citation stylemain.md
—the main text file (its contents are also shown below)
NB: remember that all files must be in the same folder; it makes sense to put folders into a subfolder (not to overcrowd your main folder), but then do not forget to change the path in your image
code.
TEXT for your main.md
file.
---
title: |
*From*: "Modeling: A Study in Words and Meanings" by Willard McCarty
subtitle:
author:
date: \today
bibliography: biblio.bib
csl: cms-fullnote.csl
---
>> Out on site, you were never parted from your plans.
They were your Bible. They got dog-eared, yellowed,
smeared with mud, peppered with little holes from
where you had unrolled them on the ground. But
although so sacred, the plans were only the start.
Once you got out there on the site everything was
different. No matter how carefully done, the plans
could not foresee the *variables*. It was always
interesting, this moment when you saw for the first
time the actual site rather than the idealised
drawings of it.
>> Kate Grenville, *The Idea of Perfection*
(Sydney: Picador, 1999): 62–3
# Introduction
The question of modeling arises naturally for
humanities computing from the prior question
of what its practitioners across the disciplines
have in common. What are they all doing with
their computers that we might find in their
diverse activities indications of a coherent or
cohesible practice? How do we make the best,
most productive sense of what we observe? There
are, of course, many answers: practice varies
from person to person, from project to project,
and ways of construing it perhaps vary even more.
In this chapter I argue for modeling as a model
of such a practice. I have three confluent goals:
to identify humanities computing with an intellectual
ground shared by the older disciplines, so that we
may say how and to what extent our field is of as
well as *in* the humanities, how it draws from and
adds to them; at the same time to reflect experience
with computers "in the wild"; and to aim at the
most challenging problems, and so the most
intellectually rewarding future now imaginable.
My primary concern here is, as Confucius almost
said, that we use *the correct word* for the
activity we share lest our practice go awry
for want of understanding (*Analects 13.3*).
Several words are on offer. By what might be
called a moral philology I examine them, arguing
for the most popular of these, "modeling." The
nominal form, "model", is of course very useful
and even more popular, but for reasons I will
adduce, its primary virtue is that properly
defined it defaults to the present participle,
its semantic lemma. Before getting to the
philology I discuss modeling in the light of
the available literature and then consider
the strong and learned complaints about the
term.
# Background
Let me begin with provisional definitions[^1].
By "modeling" I mean *the heuristic process of
constructing and manipulating models*, a "model"
I take to be either *a representation of something
for purposes of study*, or *a design for realizing
something new*. These two senses follow Clifford
Geertz's analytic distinction between a denotative
"model *of*" such as a grammar describing the
features of a language, and an exemplary "model
*for*" such as an architectural plan
[@geertz_interpretation_2017, 93][^2]. In both
cases, as the literature consistently emphasizes,
a model is by nature a simplified and therefore
fictional or idealized representation, often taking
quite a rough-and-ready form: hence the term
"tinker toy" model from physics, accurately suggesting
play, relative crudity, and heuristic purpose
[@cartwright_how_1984, 158]. By nature modeling
defines a ternary relationship in which it mediates
epistemologically, between modeler and modeled,
researcher and data or theory and the world
[@morgan_models_1999]. Since modeling is
fundamentally relational, the same object may
in different contexts play either role: thus,
e.g., the grammar may function prescriptively,
as a model for correct usage, the architectural
plan descriptively, as a model of an existing style.
The distinction also reaches its vanishing point in
the convergent purposes of modeling: the model of
exists to tell us that we do not know, the model
for to give us what we do not yet have. Models
*realize*.
[^1]: My definitions reflect the great majority of
the literature explicitly on modeling in the history
and philosophy of the natural sciences, especially
of physics. The literature tends to be concerned
with the role of modeling more in formal scientific
theory than in experiment. The close relationship
between modeling and experimenting means that the
rise of a robust philosophy of experiment since
the 1980s is directly relevant to our topic; see
[@hacking_stability_1988]. Quite helpful in
rethinking the basic issues for the humanities
are the writings from the disciplines other
than physics, e.g., [@clarke_models_2015] on
archaeology; on the social sciences, the essays
by de Callatay, Mironesco, Burch, and Gardin
in [@franck_explanatory_2011]. For interdisciplinary
studies see Shanin (1972) and [@morgan_models_1999],
esp. "Models as Mediating Instruments" (pp. 10–37).
[^2]: Cf. Goodman's distinction between
"denotative" and "exemplary" models, respectively
(1976: 172–3); H. J. Groenewold's "more or less
poor substitute" and "more or less exemplary ideal"
(1960: 98). Similar distinctions are quite common
in the literature.
# Bibliography
Commands
NB: the commands below are from the tutorial on Programming historian, but they are, as we discovered today, are outdated and are not likely to work on your machines with the most recent version of pandoc
and LaTeX
(MikTex Package).
pandoc -S -o main.pdf --filter pandoc-citeproc main.md
pandoc -S -o main.html --filter pandoc-citeproc main.md
pandoc -S -o main.docx --filter pandoc-citeproc main.md
The following commands, however, definitely work: I have tested them on a fresh installation on Windows. NB: On Windows, you may see a pop-up Windows from MikTex
asking to download a missing package for LaTeX
. This means that some package is missing and you need to download it (or several!). Uncheck a birdie to install all necessary packages at once. After that everything should work.
pandoc -f markdown -t latex -o main.pdf --filter pandoc-citeproc main.
md
pandoc -f markdown -t html -o main.html --filter pandoc-citeproc main.
md
pandoc -f markdown -t docx -o main.docx --filter pandoc-citeproc main.
md
Comment:
-f
means “convertfrom
a specific format”.-t
means “convertto
a specific format”.
Thus, the whole command (say, the first one) reads as follows: pandoc converts from (-f) markdown to (-t) latex, then outputs (-o) main.pdf, to which a ‘filter’ that processes citations (--filter pandoc-citeproc) is applied; and the file to which this all is applied is main.md
Writing with markdown in Atom
Atom (https://atom.io/) allows one to integrate writing in markdown with the helpfulness of Zotero, as well as offers quite a few other nice features. You can find how to set everything up in Scott Selisker’s blog post: http://u.arizona.edu/~selisker/post/workflow/.
Reference Materials:
- Simpkin, Sarah. 2015. “Getting Started with Markdown.” Programming Historian, November. https://programminghistorian.org/lessons/getting-started-with-markdown.
- Tenen, Dennis, and Grant Wythoff. 2014. “Sustainable Authorship in Plain Text Using Pandoc and Markdown.” Programming Historian, March. https://programminghistorian.org/lessons/sustainable-authorship-in-plain-text-using-pandoc-and-markdown.
Homework
- Convert a plain text paper into markdown and convert it with Pandoc into a PDF, MS Word, and HTML documents.
- Plain text file for the task: McCarty_Modeling.txt
- Use this PDF file as a guide for your formatting: McCarty_Modeling.pdf
- Bibliography: you should already have the bibliography for this text collected; you now simply need to export all the records from Zotero into BibTeX format, which works with markdown and pandoc.
- Convert only the first 7 pages! You can skip up to 1/3 of bibliographical records, if you cannot find them online.
- Alternatively, you can use excerpts from any of your papers: 7 pages minimum, 15 footnotes, 10 bibliography items.
- Github: publish HTML version on your website as a blogpost, with links to PDF and MS Word versions.
- Codecademy’s Learn Python, Unit 1-2.
- Github: publish the confirmation screenshot as a post on your new site.


I noticed Flexeril, my favorite non-entheogen, seems to have a quasi-bad rap. A while back I was having a problem with stress induced migraines interfering with my vision. A neurologist ascribed this to tension in my neck. I was given first a combo of Flexeril (10mg) and medrin (??). I had taken Flexeril before courtesy of my father for muscle strain from excessive strength training; but only once.
Getting a script to Flexeril was a god send. I was floating. Nothing I had ever taken has come close to Flexeril in sheer muscle relaxation, wonderful for doing exercises similar to the san'ti posture in xing yi. I can do my standing chi gung for many times what I could take before and muscle tremors never happen (also energy in the body seemed to be more subtle and smooth in its flow, hard to describe. I also noticed that mentally it was easy to find one pointedness, in fact it was hard to avoid it, but enlightenment on Flexeril is a far cry from the truth).  I touched neither. He also suggested I get botox in my neck to help the tension. I never called him again after that.
Give me Flexeril or give me death.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Panelak.Utils tool page
Static files
Copy and paste these files in your project to use them or reference them directly as you wish.
-
{{LIST}}
Often used libraries and references
- Bootstrap
- jQuery
-
Ladda spinning buttons
https://github.com/hakimel/Ladda
Requires (ordered):


Tory plan to curb rail strikes will take away 'fundamental human rights', says union
by LBCA second weekend of strikes by rail workers over guards on trains has "solid support" as the Conservatives pledge legislation to force some services to run during industrial action.
The long-running dispute over guards on trains has run into a second weekend of strikes after receiving "solid support" from rail workers.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union on West Midlands Trains have walked out for the second successive Saturday, with even more action planned over the next few weeks.
RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "RMT members are once again standing solid, determined and united this morning across the West Midlands Trains franchise as we fight to put the safety-critical role of the guard at the platform/train interface top of the agenda.
"The safety and accessibility of the travelling public is this trade union's priority and should take priority over the profits of the train operator, and we believe that this is an important election issue for the people of the West Midlands.
He continued: "We will not allow the drive for profit to override the core issue of safe and accessible services for all on West Midlands Trains and we stand firm on that very basic principle. We will never compromise on the issues of passenger safety and accessibility."
A spokesman for West Midlands Trains said: "There is no need for this action, we have never proposed driver-only operation.
"We are committed to keeping a safety-critical conductor on every passenger train.
"We proposed a solution which meets the latest demands from RMT, in respect of our new trains when they are delivered.
"The solution means conductors retain responsibility for safe train despatch from stations."
Union leaders have also reacted with anger to an expected announcement from the Conservatives that they will attempt to curb all-out rail strikes.
The party's manifesto, which is being released on Sunday, is thought to include plans for legislation to force some services to run during industrial action.
The move comes ahead of 27 days of strikes over Christmas on South Western Railway for the same reason.
RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "Banning strikes is the hallmark of the right wing junta, not a democratically elected British government.
"RMT would fight any attempt to strip our members of their basic human rights."
Mick Whelan, general secretary of the train drivers' union Aslef, said: "The right to strike, to withdraw your labour, is a fundamental human right. We are not slaves.
"Aslef has rarely called a strike and, when we have, it has always been as a last resort and as a result of management intransigence.
He continued: "We are not, however, surprised that Boris Johnson and his cronies want to make it even more difficult for hard working men and women to protect their jobs, pay, terms and conditions.
"Johnson only acts on behalf of the boss class in Britain."


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Cod is fried and then wrapped in baking paper with mango to make a dramatic parcel of deliciousness to serve at the table with a coconut sauce.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Heat a small frying pan until medium hot. Add the sugar and vinegar and cook until the sugar has dissolved - about 1-2 minutes. Add the onion, the mango and ginger and cook over a low heat for about six minutes, or until the mango has softened but still is holding its shape. Add the chilli, stir gently to combine then remove from the heat and set aside to cool while you fry the fish.
Season the cod on both sides with salt, black pepper and the curry powder. Heat a medium non-stick frying pan over a medium-high heat. Add the butter and olive oil and, when foaming, add the cod, skin-side down and fry for 3-4 minutes, or until the skin is golden-brown and crisp.
Put four 46x25cm/18x10in rectangles of greaseproof paper on a clean work surface. Arrange your ingredients on one half of the paper, so that you will be able to fold the other half over them afterwards: start with the mango mixture, dividing it equally between the four sheets, then place the cod, skin-side up on top.
Fold the paper over the filling and then fold along the edges to seal securely. Make sure the parcels are well sealed so that none of the liquid is lost. Put the parcels on a baking tray and bake for 8-10 minutes. Remove from the oven and leave to rest for two minutes before opening.
While the fish cooks, make the sauce. Heat a small pan over a medium heat, pour the fish stock and coconut milk in and bring to the boil, then reduce the heat and simmer gently until reduced by half, for about 4-5 minutes. By now, the fish should be ready, carefully open one side of each parcel and pour out the cooking juices into the sauce, then place the parcels straight onto serving plates. Whisk the whipped cream into the sauce, return to the boil, then remove from the heat and check the seasoning. Add the chervil and finish with the lemon juice.
Serve the fish parcels with the sauce, along with the baby gem and cucumber.


PBOC to inject more liquidity in December – China Press
by Dhwani MehtaThe China Securities Journal carried an opinion piece on Wednesday, citing the Chinese analysts, as they predict the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) injecting more funds next month.
Key Quotes:
“The PBOC is expected to inject more liquidity into the financial system in December in an attempt to avoid the seasonal impact of earlier policy rate cuts.
The PBOC could increase the medium-term lending facility (MLF), pledge supplementary lending (PSL), or even restart injecting 14 and 28-day reverse repos.
These measures would be required because year-end financial supervision could increase the demand for funds.”


Vigil held for cyclist killed in Dublin lorry collision
A candlelit vigil has been held for a cyclist who died after a collision with a lorry in Dublin.
Gardaí are investigating the crash on the South Circular Road at the junction of Bulfin Road at around 8.30am on Friday.
A crowd of around 60 people gathered at the scene and lit candles to remember the victim last night.
Local Green Party councillor Patrick Costello said there was an awareness among cyclists that any of them could have been the victim of such an incident.
“It’s important that at times like these that cyclists come together. There is an awareness that it could be any cyclist. There is shock and sadness and people were looking to support each other tonight,” he said.
“Our thoughts are also with driver of the truck, it has just been horrific for all,” he said.
The lorry driver was uninjured.
“We need to make sure it never happens again. We need proper investment into cycling infrastructure to make cycling the norm, not the exception. Painted lines on the road, helmets and high-vis are not going to protect cyclists – proper segregated lanes will.”
“Furthermore, the Road Safety Authority needs to examine safety standards of vehicles. Dublin City Council can’t do this but there are lots of solutions available in other countries, for example cameras to cover blind spots,” Mr Costello added.
Kevin Baker, a member of the Dublin Cycling Campaign Group, who helped to organise the vigil, said: “We came together as a shared community in shock at this devastating and tragic news.
“We were there to show our sympathies and thoughts, and to show that this man’s life mattered. We want to thank everyone who attended the vigil.”
Gardaí are appealing for anyone with information, particularly any motorists who were on the South Circular Road between 8.15am and 8.45am, including those who have dashcam footage, to come forward.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Gardaí in Kevin Street on 01 6669400 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.
READ MORE
Just two gardaí free to patrol in Cork; City short 125 frontline police


THE SHADOW A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? THE SHADOW does.
In this movie adaptation, however, THE SHADOW knows nothing, because the movie, from start to finish, is just an exercise in style. Now don't get me wrong, this is GREAT style. Think of the feel of BATMAN but without quite such depressing sets. Think of BATMAN, but with better special effects. Okay, you have now successfully formed an image of THE SHADOW in your mind.
In the movie, THE SHADOW (Alec Baldwin) is fighting the last living relative of The Great Khan called Shiwan Khan (John Lone) in New York City. THE SHADOW is aided in this by his sidekick (Penelope Ann Miller). All this having been said, none of it matters. The director Russell Mulcahy uses the plot in the movie only to display and enhance the mood and the style of picture.
It is set in the 30s, and high tech back then was a bunch of pneumatic tubes. All over The Big Apple, down buildings and between buildings, THE SHADOW has strung these pneumatic tubes which no one ever seems to notice. His helpers send him messages through them as the tubes all funnel back to his desk. The E-mail of the 30s.
Although the technical ideas above were quite innovative, the script by David Koepp wasn't. He should have worried some about character development and not gotten so carried away with the gadgets.
The lighting, especially the lights and THE SHADOWs (what else), are terrific. The cinematography (Stephen H. Burum) is dark like Batman, but here it is made to be more serious than depressing. Lots of great Art Deco sets (Joseph Nemec III).
THE SHADOW gets a correct PG-13 rating and runs too long at 1:50. Unless you are really into style and art decoration, I can not recommend this show. No one acts in it. The actors and actresses are all props merely to promote the mood. For the style I give it * 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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Provides numeric and graphical summaries for the missing values from both categorical and quantitative variables. A variety of imputation methods are applied, including the univariate imputations like fixed or random values, multivariate imputations like the nearest neighbors and multiple imputations, and imputations conditioned on a categorical variable.
| Version: | 0.2-5 |
| Depends: | gWidgetsRGtk2, ggplot2 |
| Imports: | GGally, cairoDevice (≥ 2.23), grid, reshape |
| Suggests: | Hmisc, norm, mice, mi (≥ 1.0) |
| Published: | 2016-04-25 |
| Author: | Xiaoyue Cheng, Dianne Cook, Heike Hofmann |
| Maintainer: | Xiaoyue Cheng <xycheng at unomaha.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2.0)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | MissingDataGUI citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | MissingDataGUI results |
| Reference manual: | MissingDataGUI.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
MissingDataGUI: A Graphical User Interface for Exploring Missing Values in Data |
| Package source: | MissingDataGUI_0.2-5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: MissingDataGUI_0.2-5.zip, r-release: MissingDataGUI_0.2-5.zip, r-oldrel: MissingDataGUI_0.2-5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: not available, r-oldrel: not available |
| Old sources: | MissingDataGUI archive |
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| Path: | README.rdoc |
| Last Update: | Thu Jul 08 18:53:15 +0200 2010 |
has_many_booleans creates virtual boolean attributes for a model. When the object gets saved, the plugin transforms all attributes into a single integer, using a bitset. So you can easily add new attributes without changing the database structure.
Install the plugin with
Add an integer field with the name booleans to your the model‘s database table.
You simply list names for the desired booleans in the model.rb file…
class Model < ActiveRecord::Base has_many_booleans :name, :password end
…to get the following methods:
When saving the object, all "virtual" booleans get converted to a single integer that is saved in the database. Vice versa, when loading an model from the database, its boolean integer sets the value of the above methods.
class Model < ActiveRecord::Base has_many_booleans :name, :password, :true => [:name], :append => 'set', end
The default values of all booleans is false. However, with the :true option, you can list those booleans, which should default to true.
The :append option lets you modify the suffix to append to the boolean names.
class Model < ActiveRecord::Base has_many_booleans :name, :password, :field => 'some_db_field', :lazy => false, :self => 'model_available', :self_value => true, end
The :field option lets you change the database field in which the integer gets stored (default is booleans).
When the :lazy option is set to false, the bitset integer gets changed every time you assign a new value for a boolean. The default setting is true, which means, the integer does not get updated until the object is saved in the database.
The :self option is just another virtual boolean, which‘s method name you can freely assign.
The plugin also generates a .true and a .false scope for the model. You have to pass a boolean name as parameter to filter for this value. If you pass multiple boolean names, they get connected with ‘or’. To get an ‘and’ condition, chain multiple scopes. If you don‘t pass any boolean names (or nil), the special :self boolean is meant.
Model.true(:name) # scopes to all models, where :name is true Model.false # scopes to all models, where the :self boolean is false Model.true(:name, :password) # :name or :password must be true Model.true(:name).true(:password) # :name and :password must be true
For a more detailed description of the options, see the rdoc for the has_many_booleans method.
Code available at github.com/janlelis/has_many_booleans Copyright (c) 2010 Jan Lelis, rbjl.net, released under the MIT license


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| A widow falls for a guy who bears a striking resemblance to her late husband. | |
| Genres: | Drama, Romance |
| Director: | Arie Posin |
| Writer: | Matthew McDuffie, Arie Posin |
Cast: | Nikki Lostrom - Annette Bening Garret Mathis / Tom Young - Ed Harris Roger Stillman - Robin Williams Summer - Jess Weixler Jan - Linda Park Nicholas - Jeffrey Vincent Parise Gardener - Horacio Cerutti Ann - Amy Brenneman Sushi Chef - Clyde Kusatsu Bell Boy - Eli Vargas Bartender - Miguel Perez Waitress - Yuki Bird Hostess - Kim Farris Couple #2 - Deana Molle' Gallery Waitress - Chelsea O'Connor Dancer - Susana Rodriguez Farmers Market Shopper - Leah Shaw Lacma Staff Worker - John H. Tobin Tourist - Patrick Weil |


Reports modules which depend on other modules with a higher language level.
Such dependencies should be broken off or the language level of the module be increased.
Because this inspection requires global code analysis it is only available for Analyze|Inspect Code or
Analyze|Run Inspection by Name and it will not report in the editor.


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There are three distinct styles of modal available in the DDK: a default modal, a video modal, and a full-screen modal. Achieving any style is as simple as adding modifier classes to the markup as specified below.
The following modal examples use the ngx-bootstrap library to illustrate expected styles and behaviour in an Angular 2+ project. Each examples' html tab is applicable to non-Angular projects using Bootstrap and jQuery as a dependency.
Default and video modals look and behave similarly. To get the video modal to show display properly, add .modal-video
to the wrapping modal div.
Full-screen modals slightly deviate from default modals in that they require an additional sizing class modifier to achieve the full-screen effect. For this modal to work, you must add a class of .modal-full
to the .modal-dialog
<div>
. Full-screen modals also use the .alpha
class in place of the .fade
class to achieve a smoother animation.


17 July
What is Scope and how does it work in JavaScript?
In JavaScript scope is the set of variables that objects and functions you have access to. Scope changes depending on where the varaibale is mentioned or 'called'.
Variables delcared within a javascript function have LOCAL scope, and are only relevant to that function. Since local variables are only recognised inside their functions, variables with the same name can be used in different functions - without any confusion.
A variable declared outside a function, becomes GLOBAL. Global variables have a global scope meaning all scripts and functions on the page can access and use it.