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by Sally Harding
The heartbroken father of a Kilmainhamwood man who was brutally murdered at a music festival in 2011 said he was 'horrified' to discover that his son's grave had been vandalised and a number of items stolen from it on Saturday.
22-year-old Gavin O'Connor was beaten to death with rocks and then run over in his own car after Conor McClelland (22), from Castleblayney, Co Monaghan, stole the vehicle while Gavin was asleep in the back seat. McClelland was arrested soon after the attack and charged with murder. He pleaded not guilty at trial but was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison.
Gerry and his wife Helena suffered further devastation when their older son Patrick (33) was killed in a single-vehicle collision, near Kilberry Cross, Navan in 2013 - two years after his brother Gavin was murdered.
The distraught dad described how he felt 'physically sick' when he discovered the cherished grave of his two sons in Kingscourt cemetery had been attacked.
The grave of Gavin and Patrick O' Connor was vandalised at the weekend.
"We are just absolutely sick. We are devastated. We got a phone call on Saturday to say what had happened. We went straight up to the grave and found insulting graffiti written over the two graves along with some items stolen and others broken. We just broke down in tears.
"The items stolen were found dumped on the side of the road.
"We don't know who would do something so cruel. There were no other graves touched. The grave is kept immaculately, it's all we have left of our two boys. Why would someone want to cause us such pain?
 To think that now we might have to visit them every day to make sure they are not targeted again is too much to bear. We need people to know what was done.
Grafitti on grave
Mr O Connor said how he and his wife don't live anymore, they 'just exist.'
"We get up in the morning and just try and get through each day as best we can. When we hear of a death or a murder on the news, it just brings it all back. What can we do, one thing is for certain we don't deserve this. We don't do anything to anybody or say anything to anybody. It's not a nice thing to do to touch anyone's grave, it is the lowest of the low."
Dad Gerry said Gavin was a talented musician who played with local band, Climax. He described how every photograph taken of his son always had him at the centre, smiling. "He was a brilliant guitarist - he just lived for music. In fact, it was his life."
Mr O'Connor said that his son was about to audition for a Rolling Stones tribute band before he died. "I know he would have got it, too," he said.
"The two lads along with their sister Judith (who lives in Australia) were our world. We are not the same people that we once were."
A Gardai investigation is ongoing.


Lady hails fiancé for preventing her from kneeling for him at their wedding
- A Nigerian lady recently took to social media to thank her husband for not making her kneel on their traditional wedding day
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Functions for dealing with consonant clusters.
"""
# module: clusters
# copyright: 2016-2018 R. Steiner
# license: MIT License
import itertools as it
[docs]def clusters(words, vowels, sep=None, unique=False, case_sensitive=True):
"""
Separates a list of *words* into clusters. Clusters are defined as
sequences of characters that do not contain any of the characters
in the list of *vowels*.
If *sep* is defined, it will be used as the delimiter string (for
example, with `sep="."`, the word "a.bc.de" will be treated as the
three-character sequence `["a", "bc", "de"]`).
If *unique* is `True`, returns each cluster only once. If *unique*
is `False` (the default), returns each cluster as many times as it
occurs.
If *case_sensitive* is `True` (the default), uppercase and lowercase
characters will be treated as two different characters (e.g., "a"
will be seen as different from "A"). If *case_sensitive* is `False`,
uppercase and lowercase characters will be treated as the same
character, and the output will be lowercase (e.g., "a" and "A" will
both be treated as "a").
"""
if unique not in [True, False]:
raise AttributeError("'unique' must be either True or False.")
if case_sensitive not in [True, False]:
raise AttributeError("'case_sensitive' must be either True or False.")
clusts = [clusters_word(word, vowels, sep) for word in words]
flattened = list(it.chain(*clusts))
if unique:
output = list(set(flattened))
else:
output = flattened
return output
[docs]def clusters_word(word, vowels, sep=None, case_sensitive=True):
"""
Separates a *word* into clusters, defined as sequences of
characters that do not contain any of the characters in the list of
*vowels*.
If *sep* is defined, it will be used as the delimiter string (for
example, with `sep="."`, the word "a.bc.de" will be treated as the
three-character sequence `["a", "bc", "de"]`).
If *case_sensitive* is `True` (the default), uppercase and lowercase
characters will be treated as two different characters (e.g., "a"
will be seen as different from "A"). If *case_sensitive* is `False`,
uppercase and lowercase characters will be treated as the same
character, and the output will be lowercase (e.g., "a" and "A" will
both be treated as "a").
"""
if case_sensitive not in [True, False]:
raise AttributeError("'case_sensitive' must be either True or False.")
if not case_sensitive:
word = word.lower()
vowels = [v.lower() for v in vowels]
output = []
wkspc = []
word = list(word) if not sep else word.split(sep)
for char in word:
# If char is a vowel and wkspc is non-empty, add cluster to list.
if char in vowels and wkspc:
output.append(__finalize_cluster(wkspc, sep))
wkspc = []
# If char is a vowel and wkspc is empty, move on.
elif char in vowels and not wkspc:
continue
# If char is not a vowel, add it to the working cluster.
else:
wkspc.append(char)
else:
if wkspc:
output += __finalize_cluster(wkspc, sep)
else:
None
return output
def __finalize_cluster(chars, sep):
if sep:
cluster = sep.join(chars)
else:
cluster = "".join(chars)
return cluster


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High spirits at Singapore’s school for gin
by AFPIn a Singapore distillery, the smell of pine, citrus, and flowers fills the air as students crush juniper berries, blending them with their own choice of ingredients to make custom gin with an Asian twist.
Gleaming copper stills and glass beakers line the counters, and one wall is taken up by a cabinet filled with jars of gin and rows of drawers packed with herbs and spices.
The students are encouraged to get creative and build their own flavor profile — citrus, floral, herbal, or spicy — blending classic ingredients such as juniper and coriander seeds with those used in local cuisines.
They are provided with a tray of plants and fruits including tamarind, pandan, and torch ginger flower — aromatic items commonly used in dishes around Southeast Asia.
Jamie Koh, the founder of Brass Lion Distillery which runs the weekly gin school, said that making gin “allows you to be very creative.”
“You can go as little as three botanicals, or you can go crazy and put a million botanicals in it,” she said.
Gin typically gets its taste predominantly from juniper berries but then “botanicals” — the term for the myriad ingredients used as flavorings — are added to create a wide range of different varieties.
Tonya Shaw, 45, picks up a stem of galangal — a citrusy ginger-like root — sniffs it and cuts off a few pieces. She adds them to a tray of ingredients that include lavender and rosebuds.
“I’ve always kind of liked a little citrusy and a little floral, so I based it on my favorite flavor which is Earl Grey,” she said.
“Wasabi effect”
Students follow a simplified version of distilling.
Using their own, small copper still, they start with a neutral base spirit and redistill it with their custom mix of botanicals, then add water to the end product to reach the desired alcohol level.
Like elsewhere in the world, interest in ever more inventive gin flavors has been rising in Singapore, which is home to a vibrant bar scene.
The affluent city-state’s growing array of watering holes and eateries has helped it to shed — at least a little — a long-held reputation as staid and dull.
After the students make their spirit, it is bottled and taken to the bar, and then used to make them a gin and tonic. The class costs S$198 (US$145), and students take home a 500-millilitre bottle of their creation.
Daniel Lim infused his gin with lemongrass, kaffir lime and three small pieces cut from a bird’s eye chili.
“I wanted to try a Singapore flavor,” the 30-year-old told AFP.
“It’s got the wasabi effect — it shoots up into my nose.”
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RandNoise
Authors : Ian Taylor, Bernard Schutz
Input Types :
GraphType,
Const
Output Types : GraphType,
Const
Version: 2.0
Date : 20 June 2000
Contents
Description of RandNoise
The unit called RandNoise adds uniformly distributed random numbers to
an input data set. The input set can be a GraphType or Const data set.
The output is the same type as the input. Random numbers are added to every
dependent data set that is of arithmetic type. If the set is complex, random
numbers are added to both the real and imaginary parts. Any non-arithmetic
data is passed through to the output.
The random numbers are distributed uniformly between bounds that are
set by the user in the parameter window. The default range is (0.0, 1.0).
The random numbers are calculated by Java's Random class.
The random numbers are added to the input data set. A user who wants
a purely random set of numbers can use the Unit Wave
with the Intensity parameter set to 0.0 to generate a sequence of zeros
as input to RandNoise.
Using RandNoise
Users should open the parameter window to set the range of the random numbers.
These may be set by moving the sliders or typing numbers in the data-entry
box. The parameter window is shown here:


xdg-icon-resource - command line tool for (un)installing icon resources
xdg-icon-resource install [--noupdate] [--novendor] [--theme theme] [--context context] [--mode mode] --size size icon-file [icon-name]
xdg-icon-resource uninstall [--noupdate] [--theme theme] [--context context] [--mode mode] --size size icon-name
xdg-icon-resource forceupdate [--theme theme] [--mode mode]
xdg-icon-resource {--help | --manual | --version}
The xdg-icon-resource program can be used to install icon resources into the desktop icon system in order to illustrate menu entries, to depict desktop icons or to graphically represent file types.
The desktop icon system identifies icons by name. Depending on the required size, the choice of icon theme and the context in which the icon is used, the desktop icon system locates an appropriate icon resource to depict an icon. Icon resources can be XPM files or PNG files.
The desktop icon system works according to the XDG Icon Theme Specification at m[blue]%http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/icon-theme-specm[]
install
Installs the icon file indicated by icon-file to the desktop icon system under the name icon-name. Icon names do not have an extension. If icon-name is not provided the name is derived from icon-file. The icon file must have .png or .xpm as extension. If a corresponding .icon file exists in the same location as icon-file it will be installed as well.
uninstall
Removes the icon indicated by icon-name from the desktop icon system. Note that icon names do not have an extension.
forceupdate
Force an update of the desktop icon system. This is only useful if the last call to xdg-icon-resource included the --noupdate option.
--noupdate
Postpone updating the desktop icon system. If multiple icons are added in sequence this flag can be used to indicate that additional changes will follow and that it is not necessary to update the desktop icon system right away.
--novendor
Normally, xdg-icon-resource checks to ensure that an icon file to be installed in the apps context has a proper vendor prefix. This option can be used to disable that check.
A vendor prefix consists of alpha characters ([a-zA-Z]) and is terminated with a dash ("-"). Companies and organizations are encouraged to use a word or phrase, preferably the organizations name, for which they hold a trademark as their vendor prefix. The purpose of the vendor prefix is to prevent name conflicts.
--theme theme
Installs or removes the icon file as part of theme. If no theme is specified the icons will be installed as part of the default hicolor theme. Applications may install icons under multiple themes but should at least install icons for the default hicolor theme.
--context context
Specifies the context for the icon. Icons to be used in the application menu and as desktop icon should use apps as context which is the default context. Icons to be used as file icons should use mimetypes as context. Other common contexts are actions, devices, emblems, filesystems and stock.
--size size
Specifies the size of the icon. All icons must be square. Common sizes for icons in the apps context are: 16, 22, 32, 48, 64 and 128. Common sizes for icons in the mimetypes context are: 16, 22, 32, 48, 64 and 128
--mode mode
mode can be user or system. In user mode the file is (un)installed for the current user only. In system mode the file is (un)installed for all users on the system. Usually only root is allowed to install in system mode.
The default is to use system mode when called by root and to use user mode when called by a non-root user.
--help
Show command synopsis.
--manual
Show this manual page.
--version
Show the xdg-utils version information.
xdg-icon-resource honours the following environment variables:
XDG_UTILS_DEBUG_LEVEL
Setting this environment variable to a non-zero numerical value makes xdg-icon-resource do more verbose reporting on stderr. Setting a higher value increases the verbosity.
XDG_UTILS_INSTALL_MODE
This environment variable can be used by the user or administrator to override the installation mode. Valid values are user and system.
An exit code of 0 indicates success while a non-zero exit code indicates failure. The following failure codes can be returned:
1
Error in command line syntax.
2
One of the files passed on the command line did not exist.
3
A required tool could not be found.
4
The action failed.
5
No permission to read one of the files passed on the command line.
xdg-desktop-icon(1), xdg-desktop-menu(1), xdg-mime(1)
To install an icon resource to depict a launcher for the application myfoobar, the company ShinyThings Inc. can use:
xdg-icon-resource install --size 64 shinythings-myfoobar.png
To install an icon for a new application/x-foobar file type one can use:
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Alternative polyadenylation events contribute to the induction of NF-ATc in effector T cells.
Abstract
The transcription factor NF-ATc is synthesized in three prominent isoforms. These differ in the length of their C terminal peptides and mode of synthesis. Due to a switch from the use of a 3 ' polyA site to a more proximal polyA site, NF-ATc expression switches from the synthesis of the two longer isoforms in naive T cells to that of short isoform A in T effector cells. The relative low binding affinity of cleavage stimulation factor CstF-64 to the proximal polyA site seems to contribute to its neglect in naive T cells. These alternative polyadenylation events ensure the rapid accumulation of high concentrations of NF-ATc necessary to exceed critical threshold levels of NF-ATc for gene induction in effector T cells.


Apache Geode has application plug-ins to read data into the cache and write it out.
- Load data on cache misses using an implementation of a
org.apache.geode.cache.CacheLoader
. TheCacheLoader.load
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operation can’t find the value in the cache. The value returned from the loader is put into the cache and returned to theget
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public interface SessionReferenceProvider
The session reference provider can be implemented by a runtime environment that
has a session concept in order to provide JCo a simple reference to a session.
JCo is using the ID associated with a JCoSessionReference internally for stateful
function module invocations, i.e. the same physical connection is used for a sequence
of function modules. In a generally stateless environment, e.g. JCo standalone,
JCoContext.begin(JCoDestination destination)
starts such a sequence for a
destination.
JCoContext
| Method Summary | |
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JCoSessionReference |
getCurrentSessionReference(java.lang.String scopeType)
This method is invoked by JCo in order to find out, in which session it is running. |
boolean |
isSessionAlive(java.lang.String sessionId)
JCo will invoke this method in order to check whether a session is still alive. |
void |
jcoServerSessionContinued(java.lang.String sessionID)
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session is passed to the JCoHandlerFactory . |
void |
jcoServerSessionFinished(java.lang.String sessionID)
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void |
jcoServerSessionPassivated(java.lang.String sessionID)
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JCoSessionReference |
jcoServerSessionStarted()
The following four methods will be invoked by the JCo runtime to notify the implementation of the SessionReferenceProvider (Session Management) about
the sessions initiated by an ABAP Application Server. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
JCoSessionReference getCurrentSessionReference(java.lang.String scopeType)
JCoContext
has been started, so that from now on the same
physical connection should be used for keeping alive the user context in the application
server ABAP. If the scope type is null
or the empty String, the default scope
should be used, according to the definition of the runtime environment.
Runtime environments that do not provide a scope management within sessions, can simply
ignore the scope type parameter in their implementation of a SessionReferenceProvider.
scopeType
- defines the scope, for which the session reference is needed
boolean isSessionAlive(java.lang.String sessionId)
sessionId
- The session ID, for which it should be checked whether the session is alive.
JCoSessionReference jcoServerSessionStarted() throws SessionException
SessionReferenceProvider
(Session Management) about
the sessions initiated by an ABAP Application Server.
This method will be invoked before the first RFC call from an ABAP Application
Server is passed to the JCoHandlerFactory
and as a consequence a session
has been started.
SessionException
- if the session reference provider runs into errorsvoid jcoServerSessionContinued(java.lang.String sessionID) throws SessionException
JCoServer
session is passed to the JCoHandlerFactory
. This will only occur, if
the server connection was turned to stateful by the server or the client application.
sessionID
- sessionID of the continued JCoServer
session
SessionException
- if the session reference provider runs into errorsJCoServerContext.setStateful(boolean)
void jcoServerSessionPassivated(java.lang.String sessionID) throws SessionException
JCoServer
session has finished .
sessionID
- sessionID of the passivated JCoServer
session
SessionException
- if the session reference provider runs into errorsvoid jcoServerSessionFinished(java.lang.String sessionID) throws SessionException
JCoServer
session has finished, i.e. the connection has been
or will be closed.
sessionID
- sessionID of the finished JCoServer
session
SessionException
- if the session reference provider runs into errors
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Plan |
A Plan represents the central data structure of a reservation system that
maintains the "agenda" for the cluster.
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| PlanContext |
This interface provides read-only access to configuration-type parameter for
a plan.
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| PlanEdit |
This interface groups the methods used to modify the state of a Plan.
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underlying
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plan.
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| ReservationAllocation |
A ReservationAllocation represents a concrete allocation of resources over
time that satisfy a certain
ReservationDefinition . |
| ReservationConstants | |
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractReservationSystem |
This is the implementation of
ReservationSystem based on the
ResourceScheduler |
| AbstractSchedulerPlanFollower | |
| CapacityOverTimePolicy |
This policy enforces a time-extended notion of Capacity.
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| CapacityReservationSystem |
This is the implementation of
ReservationSystem based on the
CapacityScheduler |
| CapacitySchedulerPlanFollower |
This class implements a
PlanFollower . |
| FairReservationSystem | |
| FairSchedulerPlanFollower | |
| InMemoryPlan |
This class represents an in memory representation of the state of our
reservation system, and provides accelerated access to both individual
reservations and aggregate utilization of resources over time.
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| InMemoryReservationAllocation |
An in memory implementation of a reservation allocation using the
RLESparseResourceAllocation |
| NoOverCommitPolicy |
This policy enforce a simple physical cluster capacity constraints, by
validating that the allocation proposed fits in the current plan.
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| ReservationInputValidator | |
| ReservationInterval |
This represents the time duration of the reservation
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| ReservationSchedulerConfiguration | |
| ReservationSystemUtil |
Simple helper class for static methods used to transform across
common formats in tests
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| RLESparseResourceAllocation |
This is a run length encoded sparse data structure that maintains resource
allocations over time.
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| Enum | Description |
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| RLESparseResourceAllocation.RLEOperator |
The set of operators that can be applied to two
RLESparseResourceAllocation during a merge operation. |
Copyright © 2018 Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


Define and deploy multi-container apps in Kubernetes, from source
Forge uses your Kubernetes manifest and Dockerfile -- so it’s easy to use and learn.
Dynamically configure your Kubernetes manifests with Jinja2 templates
Define service dependencies, so you can deploy a multi-service application with one command
Native integration with Ambassador lets you easily do canary deployments
Forge is a single binary that runs anywhere: in your CI system, on your laptop, or anywhere else.
Are you a Kubernetes application developer who wants to deploy your application from source into Kubernetes? Are you looking to have the same deployment workflow for both your CI system and your dev environment?
Create a service template in source control that defines how your application is built in a Dockerfile, and how it's deployed with a Kubernetes manifest. Here's a sample Python service template:
$ git clone https://github.com/datawire/hello-world-python.git
Add a service.yaml to your service that specifies the service name, any dependencies, and as many different deployment configurations as you want.
name: hello-world
profiles:
default:
endpoint: /hello/
max_memory: 0.5G
max_cpu: 0.5
canary:
endpoint: /hello/
weight: 10.0
max_memory: 0.5G
max_cpu: 0.5
Install and configure the Forge binary (if you want, you can even check this into source control, too).
$ curl https://s3.amazonaws.com/datawire-static-files/forge/$(curl https://s3.amazonaws.com/datawire-static-files/forge/latest.url)/forge -o /tmp/forge
$ chmod a+x /tmp/forge
$ sudo mv /tmp/forge /usr/local/bin
$ forge setup
Deploy the service into Kubernetes:
$ forge deploy
Install Ambassador, the Envoy-based Kubernetes API Gateway, and automatically deploy a canary version of your service.
$ forge --profile canary deploy
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There is an obituary in today's Guardian of ornithologist David Snow, who died in February, You can read the whole thing here, but I have helpfully extracted the more arresting bits:
[He] pioneered studies of three of the world's rarest birds: the lava gull, the nocturnal swallow-tailed gull and the flightless cormorant.
His father also gave him a pair of pocketable first world war German Goerz binoculars.
The nearby birding hotspot of Slough sewage farm was a favourite destination, and resulted in muddy shoes in chapel on Sunday evenings.
He maximised his ornithological shore leave by having his bicycle sent ahead by train to suitable British ports.
in 1958, [he] married Barbara Whitaker. Between them, they pioneered studies on such species as hermit hummingbirds, the bearded bellbird and the extraordinary cave-dwelling oilbird which emerges at night to feed on fruit, navigating by echo-location, using audible clicks.
he was active to the end of his life: a scholarly little note about the feeding of blackcaps wintering in his Wingrave garden appeared in the January bulletin of the Buckinghamshire bird club.


Guide: Best PS4 Strategy Games
Thinking man's games
by Push Square StaffWhat are the best strategy games on PS4? You may be surprised to hear that PS4 has lots of options for fans of tactical games. Whether you like real-time strategy or turn-based tactical battles, there are more strategic games on PS4 than you might think. Here's our list of what we think are PS4's best tactical experiences.
30. Tooth and Tail (PS4)
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Profile Publisher: Pocketwatch Games / Developer: Pocketwatch Games Release Date: 12th Sep 2017 (USA) / 12th Sep 2017 (UK/EU) |
Tooth and Tail is a cutesy RTS that trades traditional weapons for animal-flavoured alternatives. Think flamethrowing boars, gas-lobbing skunks, and paratrooper owls that hurl on the enemy. It tells a darkly humorous tale of a civil war in which animals are duking it out to decide who tops the food chain. The maps are procedurally generated and designed for smaller sessions, leading to an awful lot of replayability.
29. Defender's Quest: Valley of the Forgotten DX (PS4)
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Profile Publisher: Level Up Labs / Developer: Level Up Labs Release Date: 21st Feb 2018 (USA) / 21st Feb 2018 (UK/EU) |
Defender's Quest is a blend of tower defence and RPG. Instead of actual towers though, you'll order heroes to take up positions. They'll each level up, learn skills, and equip gear individually, which lets you tweak them to adapt to their own individual challenges.
28. Skulls of the Shogun: Bone-a-Fide Edition (PS4)
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Profile Publisher: 17-BIT / Developer: 17-BIT Release Date: 2nd Jun 2015 (USA) / 2nd Jun 2015 (UK/EU) |
Skulls of the Shogun takes inspiration from Advance Wars and gives it an undead samurai twist. It's a turn-based strategy that features a single player campaign and multiplayer, and sees you taking control of a group of characters on a tiled board.
27. Masquerada: Songs and Shadows (PS4)
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Our Review Profile Publisher: Ysbryd Games / Developer: Witching Hour Studios Release Date: 8th Aug 2017 (USA) / 8th Aug 2017 (UK/EU) |
Masquerada is another turn-based strategy RPG, but one with lovely comic book visuals. It's set in a Venetian-inspired city in which characters wear masks – called Mascherines – that grant them magic powers. Some solid storytelling combines with tricky tactical combat to create a rather unique experience.
26. Bad North (PS4)
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Our Review Profile Publisher: Raw Fury / Developer: Plausible Concept Release Date: 28th Aug 2018 (USA) / 28th Aug 2018 (UK/EU) |
If you're new to real-time strategy games, Bad North could be worth a try. Mixing rogue-lite elements with very basic strategy, the game has you moving from island to island, defending each one from an onslaught of baddies. You'll never be quite sure which direction enemies are coming from, and unit types all have their pros and cons.
25. PixelJunk Monsters 2 (PS4)
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Probably the cutest strategy game on PS4 is PixelJunk Monsters 2. This is a sequel to the beloved tower defence title, and carries over much of what made the original so great. The new art style looks wonderful, and there's a simple joy in plotting out your defences and having them lay waste to all the encroaching bad guys. Easy to learn but surprisingly tricky, this is an addictive, cheerful strategy game you can play alone or in co-op.
24. The Banner Saga (PS4)
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Profile Publisher: Versus Evil / Developer: Stoic Release Date: 12th Jan 2016 (USA) / 12th Jan 2016 (UK/EU) |
The Banner Saga is a haunting tactical RPG that's part visual novel -- complete with weighty player choice -- and part strategic, grid-based battles. You'll assist a great cast of personalities on an epic journey throughout a frozen, Norse-inspired wilderness, making difficult decisions, losing characters in battle, and managing your supplies.
23. Hitman Go: Definitive Edition (PS4)
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Hitman GO is exactly what you'd imagine a board game based on Hitman would be like. You painstakingly make your way around a board avoiding enemies and traps to reach your assassination target at the end. Enemies move when you move, so you'll have to use cunning to get past them.
22. Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist (PS4)
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It's time to d-d-d-d-d-d-d-duel! Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist is, of course, a card battler based on the popular anime and manga property. Build a deck, challenge other players online, and feel really good about yourself when you win. Ridiculous hair products sold separately, sadly.
21. Defense Grid 2 (PS4)
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Defense Grid 2 is a dynamic tower defence game that offers many different ways to beat each level, so you can get creative. There are co-op and competitive options too, for those that like to play with – and against – others.
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Miscellaneous Poems
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
James Whitcomb Riley
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 270
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: life, love
- ✎ Cite This
Downloads
(From a Westerner’s Point of View.)
No matter what you call it,
Whether genius, or art,
He sings the simple songs that come
The closest to your heart.
Fur trim an’ skillful phrases,
I do not keer a jot;
‘Tain’t the words alone, but feelin’s,
That tech the tender spot.
An’ that’s jest why I love him,—
Why, he’s got sech human feelin’,
An’ in ev’ry song he gives us,
You kin see it creepin’, stealin’,
Through the core the tears go tricklin’,
But the edge is bright an’ smiley;
I never saw a poet
Like that poet Whitcomb Riley.
His heart keeps beatin’ time with our’n
In measures fast or slow;
He tells us jest the same ol’ things
Our souls have learned to know.
He paints our joys an’ sorrers
In a way so stric’ly true,
That a body can’t help knowin’
That he has felt them too.
If there’s a lesson to be taught,
He never fears to teach it,
An’ he puts the food so good an’ low
That the humblest one kin reach it.
Now in our time, when poets rhyme
For money, fun, or fashion,
‘Tis good to hear one voice so clear
That thrills with honest passion.
So let the others build their songs,
An’ strive to polish highly,—
There’s none of them kin tech the heart
Like our own Whitcomb Riley.


Personal Statement |
Creative front-end developer with a talent for writing and the technical experience to deliver engaging content. |
Skills |
HTML, CSS, Sass, responsive/adaptive design, Javascript, jQuery, Backbone, Parse, PHP, SQL, Github, API development, Salesforce, MailChimp, audio/video editing, Photoshop, SAS (Statistical Analysis System), ArcGIS |
Education |
Atlanta, GA Summer 2014 |
| Completed an immersive, full-time front-end web development course. Learned Sass, Backbone, jQuery, Parse, and responsive web design. | |
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B.A. in Sociology Sarasota, FL Class of 2011 |
| GRE Verbal 660, Math 710, Analytical Writing 5.0 | |
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While completing a sociology major, successfully undertook three independent study projects involving research and data analysis. |
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Winter Park, FL Class of 2007 |
| National Merit Achievement Scholar Finalist | Duke Talent Identification Program Participant|
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GPA (Unweighted): 3.72 | GPA (Weighted): 4.55
| SAT Critical Reading 730, Math, 710, Writing 640 | |
Awards |
Pepsi Co. Minority Scholarship (2007-2011) |
| Florida Academic Scholar (2007-2011) | |
Experience |
Principal Communications Engineer at 247 Media Connections Atlanta, GA 2014-2015 |
| Sole manager of Cox Communications' AutoTrader.com social media ad campaign. Achieved goal of steadily increasing pageviews by 100,000 a month. | |
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Communications Associate at IP2Biz Atlanta, GA 2011-2013 |
| Managed a technology innovation company’s internet presence and successfully launched and promoted its first blog. | |
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Intern at Essential Economy & Thundrlizard Atlanta, GA 2011-2012 |
| Web design, research, and writing for an immigration advocacy group led by Georgia’s first Hispanic senator, Sam Zamarripa and a social media marketing research startup company. | |
Activities |
Music Production/Mixing 2011-2015 |
| Creator of mashups and edits, typically of new music. Posted on my Soundcloud page. | |
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Event Planning 2007-2011 |
| Earned a reputation for organizing successful and well-attended campus events. Collaborated with student groups to organize and DJ their events. |


All Classes
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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Class Description Api Open API definition.AuthenticationApi Most v2 endpoints in the Identity Service API require authentication in order to ensure that the requesting user has accepted all relevant policies and is otherwise permitted to make the request.BulkLookupRequest Request of the lookup Matrix user IDs for a list of 3pids.BulkLookupResponse Response of the lookup Matrix user IDs for a list of 3pids.DeprecatedApi Deprecated. in favor of v2.EmailRequestToken JSON body request of the creating an email association.HashDetails Hash details.InvitationApi Deprecated. in favor of v2.InvitationApi An identity service can store pending invitations to a user's 3pid, which will be retrieved and can be either notified on or look up when the 3pid is associated with a Matrix user ID.InvitationRequest JSON body request of the invitation api.InvitationResponse Result of the pending invitation.KeyManagementApi Deprecated. in favor of v2.KeyManagementApi An identity service has some long-term public-private keypairs.KeyValidationResponse The validity of the public key.LookupApi Deprecated. in favor of v2.LookupApi Association lookup.LookupRequest JSON body request.LookupResponse JSON body response.MxidErrorResponse The Matrix error response with the MXID.OpenIdInfo OpenID info.OpenIdRequest JSON body request of the OpenID API.PhoneRequestToken JSON body request of the creating an phone association.PublicKeyResponse The public key exists.PublishRequest JSON body request of the bind api.PublishResponse Result of the publishing association.SessionApi Deprecated. in favor of v2.SessionApi The flow for creating an association is session-based.SigningApi Deprecated. in favor of v2.SigningApi To aid clients who may not be able to perform crypto themselves, the identity server offers some crypto functionality to help in accepting invitations.SigningRequest JSON body request of the signing api.SigningResponse JSON body response of the signing api.SingleLookupResponse Look up response the Matrix user ID for a 3pid.StatusApi Deprecated. in favor of v2.StatusApi Checks that an Identity server is available at this API endpoint.SubmitToken JSON body request of the validation.TermsApi Identity Servers are encouraged to have terms of service (or similar policies) to ensure that users have agreed to their data being processed by the server.TermsResponse All the terms of service offer by the server.ThreePid 3PID.Token Token.UnbindRequest Unbind request.UserAccepts User accepts.ValidationApi Deprecated. in favor of v2.ValidationApi Checking the validation of the 3pid ownership.ValidationResponse Result of the 3pid validation.ValidationResponse Validation result.


class: center, middle, term # Saltstack - Provisioning++ ### 3.11.2015, Oz Tiram, Python Users Munich ??? Oz Tiram, currently working as DevOps and Data Engineer. Extensive experience with Python and Linux, especially in the field of High Perfomance Computing. --- class: term # What is it?
SaltStack software orchestrates the build and ongoing management of any modern infrastructure.
??? This is how salt stack creators describe salt. And indeed, saltstack is not only a provisioning or remote execution tool --- class: term # Not only provisioning SaltStack does: * Configuration Management via `states` & `pillars` * Remote execution via `modules` * Monitoring via `beacons`, `returners` & `reactors` * Software and file server via `spm` and Windows software repository * and more ... ??? Saltstack is actually a stack of utilities common for managing a cluster of servers or multiple machines. Instead of building your own stack of Monitoring\Configuration Management\ Fileserver you get a `Cluster Management Distribution` with all tools grown in the same place. This has the advatage of coupling and similar syntax all over the place. As you can see salt is capable of many things. However, due to our time limits, this talk will mostly concentrate on configuration management and remote execution. --- class: term # Why should you care? * Infrastructure developed as code - Keep your infrastructure in a git repository * Simple configuration, re-use huge amount of modules * Templating via `Jinja2` or `Django` templates ??? * Infrastructure developed as code helps you understading why things were done in a certain way, in case you need to recover from disaster or transfer knowledge to peers. - It helps Quickly add more machines, automating boring stuff, saving time and preventing human errors. - The use of a familiar templating language bring Ops closer to Developers --- class: term # Distinct features * No SSH required - Communication is ZMQ, blazingly fast * Multi-Master * Masterless * X Platform - No more `It works, On my laptop!™` ??? * No SSH, means no one does things MANUALLY - Safety + Securtiy * All communications is done using 0MQ and in Parallel. This means the execution is order of magnitudes faster than SSH for a large number of machines. - Admittingly, this does not matter if you only maintain 12 machines * Masterless, means you can configure Development boxes on Developers laptops, or even configure machines at first boot time, before they even know of the master * Good support for Windows\Mac if you don't want to go the VirtualBox\Docker path --- class: center, middle, term # Let's see how salt works ??? We are now going to see some basic principles of salt, and there will be a live demo following --- class: term .left-column[ ## Let's get started ### - States, top.sls ] .right-column[ * At the root of a salted cluster there is `top.sls` ```shell $ cat /srv/salt/top.sls # base the environment name, by default # it is located in /srv/salt # you can have many environments, and you # are not forced to have a certain directory hierarchy base: '*': # this applies to all hosts - common 'worker*': # only those mathching this pattern - some_other_state ``` ] --- class: term .left-column[ ## Let's get started ### - States, top.sls ] .right-column[ * The `top.sls` can have multiple environments ```yaml production: '*': - firewallz - dailybackup - setry '*db': - mysql # this state will configure hardend mysql dev: 'dev*': - mysql # this is another state, despite the name ``` ] --- class: term, actions .left-column[ ## Let's get started ### - Applying states ] .right-column[ * apply all states to all hosts ```shell $ sudo salt '*' state.highstate ``` ] --- class: term, actions .left-column[ ## Let's get started ### - Applying states ### - Be specific ] .right-column[ * apply all states to all hosts ```shell $ sudo salt '*' state.highstate ``` * apply the state `common` to all hosts, matching ```shell $ sudo salt 'minion*' state.sls common ``` ] --- class: term, actions .left-column[ ## Let's get started ### - Applying states ### - Be specific ### - Even more specific ] .right-column[ * apply all states to all hosts ```shell $ sudo salt '*' state.highstate ``` * apply the state `common` to all hosts, matching ```shell $ sudo salt 'minion*' state.sls common ``` * apply a single action from `common` to all hosts matching ```shell $ sudo salt 'minion[1-10]' state.sls_id \ common_packages common ``` ] --- class: term, actions .left-column[ ## Let's get started ### - Applying states ### - Be specific ### - Even more specific ### - Fine grain control ] .right-column[ * apply all states to all hosts ```shell $ sudo salt '*' state.highstate ``` * apply the state `common` to all hosts, matching ```shell $ sudo salt 'minion*' state.sls common ``` * apply a single action from `common` to all hosts matching ```shell $ sudo salt 'minion[1-10]' state.sls_id \ common_packages common ``` * Only on Ubuntu ```shell $ sudo salt -G 'os:Ubuntu' state.highstate ``` ] --- class: term .left-column[ ## .yellow[Inside states] ## - YAML ] .right-column[ ```jinja2 get_pip: file.managed: - name: /tmp/get-pip.py - source: salt://common/get-pip.py - mode: 755 cmd.run: - name: /tmp/get-pip.py clean_up: cmd.run: - name: rm /tmp/get-pip.py ``` ] --- class: term .left-column[ ## .yellow[Inside states] ## - YAML ## - Jinja2 ] .right-column[ ```jinja2 get_pip: file.managed: - name: /tmp/get-pip.py - source: salt://common/get-pip.py - mode: 755 cmd.run: - name: /tmp/get-pip.py clean_up: cmd.run: - name: rm /tmp/get-pip.py {% for pkgname in ['django == 1.8.0', 'colorama', 'flask']%} install_{{ pkgname }}: pip.installed: - name: {{ pkgname }} {% endfor %} ``` ] --- class: term .left-column[ ## .yellow[Inside states] ## - YAML ## - Jinja2 ## - Built-In modules ] .right-column[ ```jinja2 {% set pip = /usr/local/bin/pip %} {% if not salt['file.file_exists'](pip) %} get_pip: file.managed: - name: /tmp/get-pip.py - source: salt://common/get-pip.py - mode: 755 cmd.run: - name: /tmp/get-pip.py clean_up: cmd.run: - name: rm /tmp/get-pip.py {% endif %} {% for pkgname in ['django == 1.8.0', 'colorama', 'flask']%} install_{{ pkgname }}: pip.installed: - name: {{ pkgname }} {% endfor %} ``` ] --- class: term .left-column[ ## .yellow[Inside states] ## - includes ] .right-column[ * states can have includes ```shell $ tree /srv/salt/common/ /srv/salt/common/ ├── init.sls ├── packages.sls └── py_packages.sls $ cat /srv/salt/common/init.sls include: - common.packages - common.py_packages ``` ] --- class: term .left-column[ ## .yellow[Inside states] ## - includes ## - grains ] .right-column[ * states can have includes ```shell $ tree /srv/salt/common/ /srv/salt/common/ ├── init.sls ├── packages.sls └── py_packages.sls ``` ```yaml $ cat /srv/salt/common/init.sls include: - common.packages - common.py_packages ``` ```jinja2 $ cat common/packages.sls common_packages: pkg.installed: - pkgs: - htop - strace {% if grains['os'] == 'CentOS' %} - vim-enhanced {% elif grains['os'] == 'Ubuntu' %} - vim {% endif %} ``` ] --- class: term # Remote execution briefly ## Uses the same targeting system * Salt modules ```shell $ salt 'minion[1-10]' pip.install 'pwman3' $ salt -G 'os:Ubuntu' pkg.install vim ``` * Unix commands ```shell $ salt 'minion[1-10]' cmd.run 'uptime' minion1: 13:31:50 up 3:35, 0 users, load average: 0.05, 0.03, 0.05 ``` --- class: term # Live demo Get up and running with Vagrant + Salt states: ```shell $ git clone https://github.com/oz123/salt-vagrant-demo.git ``` Running `vagrant up` will create 2 Ubuntu machines and one CentOS machine. One Ubuntu machine serves as the salt master. --- class: term ## Topics not covered due lack of time * Pillars * Returners, beacons & reactors * Software repositories for Windows and other OSs. * Stand alone with `salt-call` --- class: term # Salt's Disatvantages * Highly Complex - is it worth it for less than 20 Servers? * Jinja2 trickiness and other quirks * Rapid development cycles - No LTS versions * Command line only --- class: center, middle, term # Questions? --- class: class: center, middle, term # Thank you for listening


Getting Started¶
This document describes a few basic operations, such as reading, writing, and basic point cloud manipulations for a single points dataset.
Reading a Point Cloud¶
Reading a point cloud means instantiating a Cloud object. The Cloud object is the integral part of a point cloud analysis in pyfor. Instantiating a Cloud is simple:
import pyfor
tile = pyfor.cloud.Cloud("../pyfortest/data/test.las")
Once we have an instance of our Cloud object we can explore some information regarding the point cloud. We can print the Cloud object for a brief summary of the data within.
print(tile)
File Path: ../data/test.las
File Size: 6082545
Number of Points: 217222
Minimum (x y z): [405000.01, 3276300.01, 36.29]
Maximum (x y z): [405199.99, 3276499.99, 61.12]
Las Version: 1.3
An important attribute of all Cloud objects is .data. This represents the raw data and header information of a Cloud object. It is managed by a separate, internal class called LASData in the case of .las files and PLYData in the case of .ply files. These classes manage some monotonous reading, writing and updating tasks for us, and are generally not necessary to interact with directly. Still, it is important to know they exist.
Filtering Raw Points¶
Sometimes it is interesting to view the raw points. For a Cloud object, these are stored in a pandas dataframe in the .data.points attribute:
tile.data.points.head()
Direct modifications to the raw points should be done with caution, but is as simple as over-writing this dataframe. For example, to remove all points with an x dimension exceeding 405120:
tile.data.points = tile.data.points[tile.data.points["x"] < 405120]
Plotting¶
For quick visual inspection, a simple plotting method is available that uses matplotlib as a backend:
tile.plot()
Writing Points¶
Finally, we can write our point cloud out to a new file:
tile.write('my_new_tile.las')


THE LIFE OF BRIAN 1979 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1997 Timothy Voon
Cast: Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Micahel Palin, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones. Director: Terry Jones Written: By the cast.
At first there was 'The Life of Christ'. Who can forget 'The Sermon on the Mount', 'The Feeding of the Five Thousand', and 'The Last Temptation of Christ'. Ooops, did I say that? Must have misplaced a page out of Scorsese's books. Then there is the 'Life of Brian'. Who can forget the 'Gourd of Life', the 'Missing Slipper' and the 'Miracle of the Berry Tree.'
"Brian child prodigy, the creation of mistaken identity, who had the misfortune of being born on Christmas day, to forever be compared to the greater man. His gifts of Myrrh, Gold and Frankincense snatched away at birth by three wise men.  His mother in great need of shave, with voice so deep a frog prince one could almost mistake her be. Grew up in town of Bethlehem, nay carpenter or humble slave, but rising member of 'Judean People's Front'.  Next of note, on Graffiti paint. The walls of Jerusalem, not 'All Hail Mary' or 'Hail King David', but one hundred times from dusk till dawn, poor Brian slaves with picture words to pen 'Hail Caesar' not in one, but three Hebraic, Greek and Aramaic. Thus his life goes on to forever be, remembered as Christ's prodigy. Where 'Bigus Dickus' brings laughs bigger than 'Fall of Rome'; to mercies feet, Brian's fate rests on Pontius Pilate's mouthy lisps with 'evewy Wobert, Wichard and Bwian'. To end up crossed not with nail to hand, but rope to arm and platformed feet. To die for cause J.P.F., P.L.O., and I.R.A. His dying words nay 'Father forgive them for they know not what they do.', but hey 'Always look on the bright side of life.'" From 'The Chronicles of Monty Python Snippets' by TMT Voon.
Technically speaking how can one criticise 'Monty Python' when in truth they are a mockery of themselves. One cannot take the talents of Cleese, Idle, Palin and the others and expect Shakespeare, Keats, or Wordsworth. Confusing in many parts i.e. the kidnapping of Brian by a space craft, the use of the same actors to play multiple characters. This irreverent comedy pastes together not a script or a plot, but various stand up situations of issues relating to the Christian faith. Most notably 'Blind Faith', and the unquestioned acceptance of miracles. However, the definition of faith is one which does not have it's roots imbedded in explanation or logic, so in truth faith is blind. As with every Monty Python movie, the sets, the costumes, the entire film is always secondary to the jokes and the actors. So what we have is a lot of adolescent school boys having plenty of fun playing with themselves in Jerusalem.
Feel scale: 0% The Last Temptation of Christ /*THE LIFE OF BRIAN* / The Gospel of John 100%
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Suspect in custody after woman, dog nearly struck on Upper East Side
by WABCUPPER EAST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) -- After evading authorities for three months, police say a known drug dealer and speed demon is in custody after nearly running down a woman and her dog on a sidewalk.
The August incident was captured by surveillance cameras.
The dramatic video shows a BMW driven by 20-year-old Arfhy Santos hopping the curb at the corner of East 97th Street and Park Avenue.
It happened as police were trying to stop him for the sale of two kilos of fake cocaine.

Santos, known on the street as "Coyote," was arrested Monday coming out of a nightclub in the Bronx.
Investigators say he was in possession of three pounds of marijuana.
He had just served a 9-month sentence for racing his car through Times Square nearly 2 years ago, hitting a police officer multiple times.
Santos now faces multiple charges for the August incident.
He is due in court later on Tuesday.


2 Chronicles 12:12
And when he humbled himself, the wrath of the LORD turned from him, that he would not destroy him altogether: and also in Judah things went well.


AEW Dynamite will feature WCW Themed Event in January 2020
by Karan BediIt probably was going to happen sooner than later, but it looks like WCW has started to actually resurect in AEW. All Elite Wrestling has now announced that the AEW Dynamite episode on January 15, 2020 will be Bash at the Beach.
Months ago, it was reported that Cody Rhodes had actually filed for WCW trademarks that consisted of "Bash At The Beach," "Battlebowl," and "Bunkhouse Stampede.". He commented on the situation at the time saying that most weren't meant for AEW and that he was just trying to buy some of his father's creations back.
Most wrestling fans will remember that Bash at the Beach was probably one of WCW's biggest Pay Per Views and was also the PPV that had the greatest heel turn in all of history and was the birthplace of one of the most famous wrestling stables of all time in 1996.
In a sense, this move also showcases that the spirit of WCW lives in the Rhodes family and they're certainly making their presence felt in AEW. The company is thriving on elements of wrestling nostalgia without letting it overshadow the promotion.
Is this a good move on AEW's part? In 2020, wrestling fans will soon find out.


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Scikit-learn is a framework that provides us with many ready to use algorithms for classification and regression, like support vector machines (SVM), random forests, and many more. SciKit is great to use if you want to quicky test an idea or hypothesis using a machine learning algorithm, without having to worry about building a model from the ground up.
Regression uses past data to train a model that can predict future data. There are many different regressions with various degrees of sophistication. Linear regression is one of the simple of these models. Linear regression aims to create a linear approximation of future data. Scikit provides the LinearRegression method which creates a ready to go regression model for us to train and use.
Let's create a linear regression model trained on 30 days of historical SPY price data and use to predict the next 30 days of data. We'll need to first import our dependencies from SciKit and subscribe to SPY data.
from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression qb = QuantBook() spy = qb.AddEquity("SPY")
Next, let's make a history call for the last 60 days of price data. We will use the first 30 days to train our model and then use the next 30 days to test our model.
# 60 days of SPY data spy_history = qb.History(spy.Symbol, 60, Resolution.Daily) # Drop the symbol index from multi-index dataframe spy_history = spy_history.reset_index(level=0, drop=True) # Get list of 60 days of open prices from dataframe prices = list(spy_history['open'])
The linear regression model requires two series, train_X and train_Y, to train our model with. We want to predict prices using our model so the prices will be our train_Y. We can use a time series starting at t=0 as our train_X.
# Create time series list of training range train_range = range(30) # Format time series data into form compatible with LinearRegression train_X = np.column_stack([np.ones(len(A)), A]) # First 30 days of price data used for training train_Y = price[:30] # Define LinearRegression model from scikit reg = LinearRegression() # Fit model with training data reg.fit(train_X, train_Y)
Now we can test the model's predictions on the next 30 days of data against the actual prices. First, we create a test_X for the entire 60 days of time, then feed the model with it and save its predictions.
# 60 day time series test_range = range(60) # Format time series data test_X = np.column_stack([np.ones(len(test_range)), test_range]) # Use linear regression model to predict prices prices_pred = reg.predict(test_X)
To visualize how well our model performs, we can plot the price data overlayed with the linear model. Let's split the price data scatter plot into two sections, blue for our training data and green for our testing data.
# The first 30 days of price data used to train model plt.scatter(test_range[:30], prices[:30], color='blue') # The next 30 days of price data plt.scatter(test_range[30:60], prices[30:60], color="green") # The linear regression model plt.plot(test_range, prices_pred, color='red', linewidth=1)