The perennially stylish Anna Rosa Vitiello from the accessories focused website AndFinally was our London Fashion Week reporter this season. Whilst spotting the key trends for the upcoming season (read all about it here) we asked her to give us a sneak peek into whats it's really like to go to London Fashion Week.
7 a.m. My alarm goes off. I'm jet lagged, having just returned from Nashville, and the last thing I want to do is acknowledge it, but that's not an option. The first show is at 9, and when fashion week is in full swing, two hours can often feel like five minutes (especially when it takes a good hour to decide on an outfit!) My rail of clothing is bulging and, although it's not all about what you're wearing, we all feel the pressure to look at least a little dressed up.
8.45 a.m. Off to my first show of the day: Rejina Pyo. It's at Burlington Arcade, which always makes me feel like we're at an old-time runway show, sitting lined along the chic shops that it houses. She's one of my favourite young designers, and I'm hosting a take over of Who What Wear USA's Instagram, so the pressure is on to get some good footage.
9.30 a.m. Time to sit and make the take over happen. I have to skip the next show: ideally, I'd go to them all but the reality is that it's impossible to support everyone and get your work done. Not that I'm martyring myself here, mind you: it's a privilege to be here seeing next season's collections and getting to spend the week with my friends who are some of the best women I know. So, off to Starbucks it is: it's a great excuse to down a sugary drink (whoops, I mean green juice) so as to take advantage of their speedy wifi.
10.30 a.m. Take over done, social feeds are updated and it's off Preen by Thornton Bregazzi. The new Topshop Showspace is on Floral Street, Covent Garden, and full to the brim of wonderful street style photographers, so I always allow an extra 10 minutes of dilly-dallying outside the show. As I go in, on go my new Ray-Ban aviator eye glasses which are my biggest obsession – I've struggled to look cool in specs, so these are my saving grace.
11.30 a.m. What a fun show: Preen is one of London's most iconic labels, and I love their uniquely gothic-chic approach to design.
11.45 a.m. You'd think I'd learn not to wait on blocked up roads for ubers, but I order one to outside the show where the traffic isn't moving. But it's made much more fun by dragging three of my friends with me; one of the best parts of fashion week is getting to spend time in between the real work with the people you love the most.
12.30 p.m. After swinging by the Malone Souliers presentation on Hay Hill, the hunger pang is setting in so I head to Cecconi with my friend Chrissy, Harper's Bazaar US' fashion editor who I haven't had the chance to catch up with since last September. But in our truest last-minute style, we haven't booked a table, and we get a table for an hour – it's no problem, I'm skilled at wolfing down pasta.
2 p.m. We end up staying a little longer than planned – we had a lot to catch up on, and inevitably we ran into a few friendly faces (it is Cecconi, after all) – but the next show is on, so we run out.
3 p.m. I'm meeting one of my favourite photographers to shoot a London Fashion Week related project, but the sun has deserted us just as we begin shooting. We postpone: I'm a perfectionist, so I'm always running after the right light, location and scenario.
4 p.m. My feet are hurting (I know I'm not supposed to say that, but boy are some of these good-looking shoes are uncomfortable) so I head back to the hotel to refuel. I just love using LFW as an excuse to eat badly, so double salted caramel popcorn it is.
5.30 p.m. Popcorn popped and it's time to get going again – there are shows until 8pm today, so the rest was a good call. That said, I spent most of that time tidying my hotel room: over fashion week, clothes end up strewn all over the place and it all becomes somewhat incomprehensible, so a tidy up was much needed.
6 p.m. More traffic! I admit it: it's my fault for taking a car instead of the tube, but my toes are strongly resenting me for the pointy mules that I've been wearing all day (no pain, no gain, right?!) But I make it to Mary Katrantzou in time for the start of the show, and it's well worth it: the clothes are as beautiful as always and her collections are getting stronger season by season.
6.45 p.m. Time to run! If there's one universal truth, it's that fashion shows never start on time, so it's often a rush from one to the next. I'm off to Ashish, my final show of the day, and I can't wait.
9.30 p.m. I'm not a party girl – I treasure my sleep, and I still have to write a review, edit about 300 pictures and organise the next day which is starting again at 7 am. So it's up to my room, into bed and onto my laptop to get my work done before midnight, if I can. Snoozeville, here I come.
Discover the latest Spring styles to hit our stores on Anna's London Fashion Week Trend report here.


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VBA RTrim function is categorized as a Text/String function in VBA. It is a built-in function in MS Office Excel. It removes trailing spaces from a given string. It has one mandatory String parameter. If input string has Null, then it returns null. It could be used only in VBA function. We can't use this function in Excel worksheet. The RTrim function can be used in either procedure or function in a VBA editor window in Excel. We can use this VBA RTrim function any number of times in any number of procedures or functions. In the following section we learn what is the syntax and parameters of the RTrim function, where we can use this RTrim function and real-time examples in VBA.
Where we can apply or use the VBA RTrim Function?
Note: This RTrim function removes trailing spaces from a given string.
This function has one mandatory parameter or argument for the RTrim Function.
We can use this VBA RTrim function in MS Office 365, MS Excel 2016, MS Excel 2013, 2011, Excel 2010, Excel 2007, Excel 2003, Excel 2016 for Mac, Excel 2011 for Mac, Excel Online, Excel for iPhone, Excel for iPad, Excel for Android tablets and Excel for Android Mobiles.
Here is a simple example of the VBA RTrim function. This below example macro removes trailing spaces (right side) from a given string.
'Remove trailing  spaces from a given string:"   Awesome1234@#   "
MsgBox "(" & sSubString & ")", vbInformation, "VBA RTrim Function"
Here is a simple example of the VBA RTrim function. This below example macro does not affect anything, because there are no trailing spaces in a given string.
'Remove trailing  spaces from a given string:"   Awesome1234@#"
Here is a simple example of the VBA RTrim function. This below example macro removes trailing spaces and returns an empty string.
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Here is a simple example of the VBA RTrim function. This below example macro removes trailing spaces of a given string.
'Remove trailing  spaces from a given string:"12345   "
Here are the step by step instructions to use the VBA RTrim function in Excel VBA.


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Shenandoah Valley's Patsy Cline Music Legend
By Nancy Craun •
Crazy for Patsy
We just found a great blog on Virginia.org/travelblog – thank you for a salute to Winchester, Virginia. I can remember just slightly when Patsy visited our home since my mother was also a Hensley and a good friend of Patsy's mother. We had a picture in our piano room that she had signed. Staring up at her as a child, I thought she was beautiful. I also remember attending her funeral again as a child and how very sad it was.
Virginia "Ginny" Patterson Hensley would be 80 years old this September 8. "Who is that?" you're no doubt asking. It's Patsy Cline, of course, and her home in Winchester, Virginia – the only tourist site in the country dedicated to the iconic singer – is now a museum open for touring and paying respects.
Patsy on the front porch of 608 S. Kent Street, now The Patsy Cline Historic House.
In Patsy's Footsteps: Winchester
The Patsy Cline Historic House (608 S. Kent Street) opened to the public this year. She resided in the modest home with her mother and first husband from 1948 to 1953 and returned intermittently until 1957.
John Handley High School (425 Handley Blvd.) is where Patsy struggled to earn an education. She dropped out at age 16 to help support her family. Working the soda fountain at Gaunt's Drugstore (S. Loudoun St. & Gerrard St.) was one of Patsy's jobs during her teenage years.
WNC-92.5 FM Studio (520 N. Pleasant Valley Road) is where Patsy made her very first radio appearance.
The home you'll see (but can't tour) at 720 S. Kent Street is the one in which Patsy married Charles Allen Dick. You can also see the Winchester Star at 2 N. Kent Street, which is where Charles worked as a linotype operator.
Patsy's parents, Samuel Lawrence Hensley and Hilda Virginia Patterson Hensley, are interred at National Cemetery (401 National Avenue). Shenandoah Memorial Park (1270 Front Royal Pike) is where you'll find Patsy's final resting place. Folks leave pennies on her headstone for good luck.
A glimpse inside The Patsy Cline Historic House.
A Little About Patsy
Ginny took the stage name Patsy when a radio personality gave her a chance to tour regionally with his band, Melody Boys and Girls. When she married Gerald E. Cline in 1953, she became Patsy Cline.
Patsy's first 45 single, released in 1954, was not successful, but in 1955 she was able to take the stage with Jimmy Dean on a 30-minute music variety television program in the Washington DC area. The spotlight moment launched her onto Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts in 1957 where she took the prize with "Walkin' After Midnight". The beginning of her musical career met the end of her marriage.
In September 1957 Patsy married Charles Allen Dick. The birth of their first child put her career on hold for a time, but in 1959 the family moved to Nashville. In 1960 Patsy became a regular on the Grand Ole Opry and in 1961 "I Fall to Pieces" topped the country charts and landed at number 12 on the pop charts.
An automobile accident critically injured Patsy in June 1961, but she made it back into the studio by August to record "Crazy" – a song written by Willie Nelson that would rise to number two on the country charts and number nine on the pop charts. In December, "She's Got You" was recorded and would become her second number-one country hit.
Over Patsy's career she was seen performing with Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash and George Jones. She landed appearances on American Bandstand and played Carnegie Hall. By 1963 she had more than 100 recordings under her belt.
March 5, 1963 was Patsy's last day as the plane she was aboard crashed in Tennessee. Her remains were buried in Winchester.
Like many performers lost too soon, Patsy's notoriety came after her death:
Country Music Hall of Fame, 1973 – first solo female elected
Virginia Folk Music Association's Virginia Country Music Hall of Fame, 1981
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences Lifetime Achievement Award, 1995
Grammy Hall of Fame, 1992 for "Crazy" and 2001 for "I Fall to Pieces"
United States Commemorative Stamp, 1993
Hollywood Walk of Fame, 1999
"Crazy" is the number one jukebox hit of all time.
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Anime/MangaNaruto
By: Shivvlan
It's said that beauty is only skin deep, and that to truly know a person you have to look beneath the flesh to the soul within the casing. SasuNaru. Almost Shounen-ai, but maybe just super-good friends.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Adventure/Romance - Sasuke U., Naruto U. - Chapters: 5 - Words: 36,179 - Reviews: 339 - Favs: 1,097 - Follows: 182 - Updated: 5/4/2004 - Published: 4/5/2004 - Status: Complete - id: 1804507
1. Prologue2. Chapter One3. Chapter Two4. Chapter Three5. Final Chapter
Disclaimer: Naruto belongs to me.
A/N: N/A
Sasuke came back to consciousness slowly, his mind feeling almost fluffy – as if it had been packed full of wool and left to sit for a few days.
Gradually thought began to seep into his mind and he noticed small things – he was warm – his pillow was soft – his mattress was comfortable – he had a small, dull pain in his left arm. There was something niggling at him though, something he was sure he was supposed to remember that was terribly important. He worked at it, trying hard to make his thoughts become something coherent so he could make sense of them.
There was something odd about being so warm and comfortable, he was sure he wasn't supposed to be, so he worked on that first. Why shouldn't he be? Because he wasn't at home. Right, that was good logic. He shouldn't be warm and comfortable if he wasn't at home because…because… He pushed his mind a bit and vaguely recalled that it had been raining. But why had he been out in the rain? He pushed his mind a bit more. He'd been out in the rain…fighting, yeah, that's right. He'd been fighting in the rain; it had been exhausting and had eaten away at his last reserves of energy, which he'd already been pushing to the limit to get home. To get home because… And suddenly Sasuke remembered. Like a dam breaking his memories flooded back and he sat bolt upright, his eyes snapping open.
"Naruto?!"
"What?!"
Sasuke snapped his head to the right and looked down directly into Naruto's blurry expression. The boy had obviously been sleeping, his head resting in his crossed arms on the side of Sasuke's hospital bed.
Sasuke stared.
After a moment of sleepy blinking, Naruto yawned, sat up straight in his chair and stretched. Then he glared at Sasuke.
"So you're awake now, asshole. Thanks, you were a lot of help." Sarcasm.
Sasuke's eyes narrowed at the blonde's tone and he found his voice, "What happened?" he demanded.
"Oh nothing much," Naruto glared, "you just walked into my room and passed out cold. You've been sound asleep for the last two days straight."
"Two days." Sasuke repeated blankly then very deliberately reached out and poked Naruto in the shoulder. His eyes narrowed, "You're solid." He accused.
Naruto glared, slapping Sasuke's hand away from him and stood up, "No thanks to you!" he snapped, "You fell flat on your face and then Kakashi-sensei stepped right over you and reversed the Jutsu!"
"Kakashi-sensei! How did he-?" Sasuke stopped talking as the image of Kakashi nonchalantly leaning against a tree watching as Sasuke figured out the Jutsu came into his mind. He had…he'd been watching Sasuke with his Sharingan while it was still half covered to make it look like he hadn't, it was the only explanation. But why? And for how long had he been doing it?
Sasuke shook himself out of his thoughts and tuned back in to Naruto who was in full ranting mode complete with finger pointed at Sasuke accusingly.
"…Bastard! What if I had died while you took your little nap?! Some heroic saviour you are! If Kakashi-sensei hadn't have been there I'd probably be long gone, you selfish asshole! I bet you did it on purpose! Ahhh!! You did, didn't you! Basta-mfph!"
Sasuke let the noise wash over him and allowed himself a small smile. It was irritating and loud and normally made him want to strangle the blonde to within an inch of his life, but right now it was proving to Sasuke that the boy was alive. No longer an image, or a spirit, he was really alive and back to normal and safe. Sasuke wasn't going to lose someone else close to him, but still…
Not really thinking about it, Sasuke reached out and grabbed Naruto's raised arm and yanked the blonde towards him, crushing him against his chest in a fierce hug.
"I'm glad you're alright." Sasuke murmured and ignored Naruto's startled exclamation, hugging him tighter, "I really, really am."
"Y-you are?" Naruto asked slowly, his voice muffled slightly from being half crushed against Sasuke's shoulder. "R-really?"
"Yes." Sasuke said firmly, "I-I'm sorry I passed out." He added, the words only sticking in his throat a little before he could get them out. "I…"
A subtle tension seemed to drain out of Naruto suddenly and he curled his fingers tightly around the fabric of Sasuke's hospital shirt and moved his position so he wasn't so sprawled across the bed or crushed against him, "It's okay." He said over Sasuke's apology, "I was mad but…" he tightened his grip and glared fixedly at the floor, "I was more worried if you were alright. You've been pushing yourself since we left the village, your energy had to run out sometime."
"It picked a hell of a time." Sasuke said his voice touched with irritation.
They fell silent for a moment, each falling into their own thoughts, searching for something to say. Naruto broke the silence first.
"That reminds me!" Naruto exclaimed and twisted slightly to look up at Sasuke, "I talked to Kakashi-sensei when I woke up yesterday and he said that that Tsuitsui guy knew what was going on!"
Sasuke frowned for a moment, "Tsukai… He what?"
"He knew I was there!" Naruto shook Sasuke slightly, "And that's what he was blabbering at Kakashi-sensei before we left them!"
"Hn, I thought he might have." Sasuke stared at the wall in thought. So that was how come Kakashi had been half watching with his Sharingan. "I wonder if he told Sakura." He added.
Naruto began to laugh and Sasuke moved his gaze from the wall to the top of Naruto's head.
"Shut up, dobe."
"I hope…" more laughing, "he did tell her. It'd serve you right!"
"Chi'" Sasuke dismissed it as irrelevant and waited for Naruto to stop laughing. It was odd, but he didn't mind, not really. Normally he would have snapped at the blonde, tried to force him to shut up; but now…things were different now. Of course he was still going to act like Naruto was the most annoying person that ever lived but… He suddenly tightened his grip around Naruto again and fell backwards against his pillow to lay down. He didn't want to lose Naruto, whether it was from an enemy attack, or because he'd been cold enough to the boy that he thought he wasn't wanted. If he'd learnt anything from this experience, it was that no matter how irritating he could be, Naruto was the one person on this planet that Sasuke couldn't afford to lose.
"I'm going back to sleep." Sasuke declared.
"Err…" Naruto hesitated, "Are you going to let go of me first?"
Sasuke smirked and moved slightly, pulling the blankets out from under Naruto then throwing them over him and tightening his grip.
"Oh…"
"Go to sleep." Sasuke ordered.
"O-okay." Naruto answered.
Sasuke let his smirk widen a little, made himself comfortable resting his cheek against the top of Naruto's head and then closed his eyes to follow the orders himself.
End Chapter Four End Skinless
A/N: Yes indeed, the fik is finished. The End. No more. Over and Done with. Wasn't it sweet? I tried to keep Sasuke IC, not sure if it worked.
…Hmm, okay this fik isn't quite as finished as I just said it was. My amazingly cool Beta-er of DOOM 'Ians_K' picked up the bribing idea where my sister left off and so, on the condition that I write a sequel for Skinless, I get a SasuNaru Doujinshi. ^______________^ So yeah; the sequel has been roughly planned out and I think now that I've finished Skinless I'll open a new Word Document and start writing the prologue. Look out for it; it'll be called 'Underneath the Underneath'. …Just don't look out for it soon – I tend to wait until I've gotten at least half the fik written before I start posting it, that way I don't go silent for six months (like I did with Bound) because I got stuck ^_^
And also, I'm working on a second, rather random, fik with my sister that so far is taking priority; we rather like it.
Ja matte ne!!
R&R!!! I consider good feedback akin to bribes and as we can see I work well with incentive ^_~


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Milk Powder Packaging and Export
A world class factory in Melbourne's south east with licenses for domestic and export production. Seeking a strategic investment partner to enable factory expansion to accommodate massive international demand.
Nutritional Choice Australia Pty Ltd ("NCA") owns a milk powder mixing, packaging and wholesaling business with a range of products for sale in Australia and internationally.
NCA owns a number of brands that were developed by Chinese companies and will now be used to complete production runs for those customers for sale online and, following receipt of a Chinese import approval, direct export for retail sale in China.
NCA produces various iterations of:
• Milk powder
• Infant formula
• Flavoured milk powder
• Adult nutritional powder
• Protein powder
• Whey powder
• Colustrum powder
Demand for these products is exceptionally high in China and within Chinese communities worldwide. In addition, new markets such as the middle-eastern countries are showing increasing demand for high grade milk powder products. The prices charged for Australian and New Zealand milk powder products in international markets are 2 – 3 times higher than can be achieved locally, making export significantly more attractive than production for domestic markets.
NCA has the capacity to produce 864 containers per annum (at 48 weeks x 6 days), each of 17,772 x 900g tins. NCA's factory is highly automated and requires only supervisory and logistics staff to operate. NCA has low fixed costs of just under $2.8 million per annum (inclusive of premises and equipment rental payments and employment costs) and has a break even point of $10.4 million in gross sales (around 52 containers, depending on product mix).
NCA has budgeted for 2015 calendar production of 390 containers with a gross sale value of $83.26 million (exclusive of GST) and a gross margin of $21.32 million. This represents just over 45% of NCA's current production capacity. All customers pay deposits prior to production commencing and pay the balance prior to despatch of goods.
This opportunity is available to sophisticated investors only.
NCA is willing to entertain interest from strategic investors at two separate levels:
equity participation in NCA at a minimum of 20% / $2 million to a maximum of 50% / $5 million
debt finance provided via a convertible note with a coupon rate of 12% per annum, capitalised for 3 years, and an option to convert to ordinary equity on terms to be negotiated.


Have you ever wondered to have a beautiful garden with exclusive furnishing? Having the sip of coffee in the cool breeze and below clouds. Everyone loves to be surrounded by plants and feel relaxed in your own garden. Some people love to add beauty not only in the garden but on the small terrace and also the patio outside. Love and popularity for Outdoor furniture have increased a lot. Previously, people use to decorate only their interiors with a high quality of furniture and beautiful masterpieces. Nowadays, people are adding elements of beauty in outdoor areas too.
In order to buy outdoor furniture, you must be well aware of its space, your budget, material and its durability, colours, etc. due to high demand, there are the array of varieties available in different colours, many styles and stylish accessories. You can choose from contemporary, classic or modern design for refashioning your patio. One of the necessities of most people is Outdoor dining furniture. Dining furniture comes in 4 seaters, 6 seaters and so on, as per your requirement. If you don't have big space, you can simply add some table and stools to create a small yet elegant dining area outside.
Another seating option is outdoor seat cushion, recliners; sling style chairs can be used. Chairs are available in high, medium and low back. There are different sizes, colours and materials available for outdoor seating. To enhances a look of a simple chair there are beautiful outdoor seat cushions available which you can mix and match for your seating. Garden benches, stools, swings and ottomans are some of the elements of indoor comfort which adds style to outdoor furniture too.
Do not over create your patio or garden with furnishing. Keep it simple and elegant. Use the only quality type of furniture which is easily maintained and can go with you for years.


now that christmas is over i've been switching gears and looking at the coming year and all that i'd like to accomplish. there are several times and circumstances in life which make us feel like we can start fresh – a new job, a big move, the start of a new school year, the changing seasons, etc.
a brand new year is the most common time for all of us to look over our past year and evaluate our successes and also our shortcomings. i love this opportunity each and every year to look at where i can improve. as i think of the areas in my life where i have some goals i'd like to achieve, they basically fall into four categories. do you have any goals that fit under these?
1. financial – where do you want to put your money this year? do you want to revisit your budget? do you want to save more? invest more? pay off debt?
2. personal – what do you want to do for you? do you want to eat healthier? get more sleep? read more books? exercise more?
3. work – how do you want to improve yourself professionally? do you want to take a class to update your skills? do you have a position you want to aim for? do you want to get along better with your coworkers?
4. family – do you have goals to improve your relationships within your family, both immediate and extended? or do you have a "family goal" of doing more fun things together or working towards a family vacation?
if you're like me and need to write down your goals as a reminder to yourself of the type of person you are working towards being, then this printable is for you! simply download the pdf file, print it at home, and jot down your ideas for how you can make this a fabulous new year!
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E 10 Medication Related Research in the Clinical Setting
Saturday, 26 July 2014: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Moderator: Romina Lo-Montano, MSN
Medication Communication during Handovers Involving Nurses in Speciality Hospital Settings
Elizabeth Manias, RN, MPharm, PhD1
Sandy C. Braaf, RN BN PhD2
Sascha P. Rixon, BSc/BA (Hons) PhD2
Allison Williams, BNurs, PhD3
Danny Liew, MBBS PhD4
(1)Department of Nursing, The University of Melbourne, Parkville Victoria 3010, Australia
(2)Department of Nursing, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
(3)Department of Nursing, Monash University, Frankston Victoria, Australia
(4)The Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, Australia
A Systematic Review of Non-Pharmacological Management of Heel-Stick Pain in the Pre-Term Neonates
Ming-Huei Lu, MS, RN
Supervisor of Nursing Department of Pediatrics in Mackay Memorial Hospital., Mackay Memorial Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan
I-chuan Li, PhD, RN
Institute of Clinical and Community Health Nursing, Institute of Clinical and Community Health Nursing, National Yang Ming University., Taipei, Taiwan
Exploration of the Medication Disturbance, Quality of Life and Effectiveness of an Educational Program on the up to Six Months Follow-Up in Atrial Fibrillation Patients Under Warfarin Treatment
Yu-Hsia Tsai, RN, MS
PhD Candidate, Department of Nursing, College of Medicine (National Taiwan University), Chang Guang University, Kweshan Hsiang, Taiwan
Hsueh-Erh Liu, PhD, RN
School of Nursing, College of Medicine, Chang Gung University, Tao-Yuan, Taiwan


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  tf.keras.layers.Dense(128, activation='relu'),
  tf.keras.layers.Dropout(0.2),
  tf.keras.layers.Dense(2, activation='softmax')
])

With a given loss function:
          model.compile(optimizer='adam',
          loss='categorical_crossentropy',
          metrics=['accuracy'])

Feeding in a tensor of shape [10,1], that means values and labels.
When I fit the model i get an error:

output_shape = [product, shape[-1]] IndexError: list index out of
  range

I`m using tensorflow 2.0
Here is the output error:
If using Keras pass *_constraint arguments to layers.
Train on 200000 steps
Epoch 1/5
2020-02-02 12:48:13.088278: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:44] Successfully opened dynamic library libcublas.so.10.0
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "MLP.py", line 121, in <module>
    model.fit(train, epochs=5)
  File "/home/jacek/anaconda3/envs/alice_tf/lib/python3.7/site-packages/tensorflow_core/python/keras/engine/training.py", line 727, in fit
    use_multiprocessing=use_multiprocessing)
  File "/home/jacek/anaconda3/envs/alice_tf/lib/python3.7/site-packages/tensorflow_core/python/keras/engine/training_arrays.py", line 675, in fit
    steps_name='steps_per_epoch')
  File "/home/jacek/anaconda3/envs/alice_tf/lib/python3.7/site-packages/tensorflow_core/python/keras/engine/training_arrays.py", line 300, in model_iteration
    batch_outs = f(actual_inputs)
  File "/home/jacek/anaconda3/envs/alice_tf/lib/python3.7/site-packages/tensorflow_core/python/keras/backend.py", line 3476, in __call__
    run_metadata=self.run_metadata)
  File "/home/jacek/anaconda3/envs/alice_tf/lib/python3.7/site-packages/tensorflow_core/python/client/session.py", line 1472, in __call__
    run_metadata_ptr)
tensorflow.python.framework.errors_impl.InvalidArgumentError: 2 root error(s) found.
  (0) Invalid argument: Expected dimension in the range [0, 0), but got -1
     [[{{node metrics/acc/ArgMax}}]]
     [[loss/mul/_59]]
  (1) Invalid argument: Expected dimension in the range [0, 0), but got -1
     [[{{node metrics/acc/ArgMax}}]]
0 successful operations.
0 derived errors ignored.

A: Can you provide the model.fit call? Here is a working set of code. Working, meaning it does not raise errors using tensorflow 2.0 or 2.1.
import numpy as np
import tensorflow as tf

model = tf.keras.models.Sequential([
  #tf.keras.layers.Flatten(input_shape=(10, 1)),
  tf.keras.layers.Dense(128, activation='relu'),
  tf.keras.layers.Dropout(0.2),
  tf.keras.layers.Dense(2, activation='softmax')
])

model.compile(
    optimizer='adam',
    loss='categorical_crossentropy',
    metrics=['accuracy'])

# Generate fake data.
x = np.ones([10, 1], dtype=np.float32)
y = np.ones([10, 2], dtype=np.float32)

# Train the model, providing features and labels.
model.fit(x, y)

The error you are getting could be because you are not providing y to model.fit.

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We did this for my mother in law and did every grandchild's footprint on a plate with their name.
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So far so good, I pick up the finished products this weekend. I found it easy to keep my little one in his carseat, paint his foot and bring the tile up to stamp it. He stirred, but went back to sleep- success! I'm hoping they make good grandparent gifts for the holidays. Looking forward to more activities!
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Great question @Brenda, I use whatever paint they offer at the paint your own pottery place and then wash it off right away. Sorry I don't have better info.
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I have an array of size 3000, where I need to break it down into multiple arrays of size 100.
I achieved it using:
$chunks = array_chunk($keywords,100); // $keywords is my array of size 3000

Now I have a method called process where I need to process each chunk(smaller array of size 100).
public function process($chunk){
    foreach($chunk as $keyword){
        // Process the single keyword...
    }
}

But the above task is to be achieved in such a way that every chunk is processed parallely...
My entire script is:
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        $keywords = array();

        // code to read a file and populate the array $keywords

        return $keywords;
    }

    public function process($chunk){
        foreach($chunk as $keyword){
            // Process the single keyword...
        }
    }

    public function init($chunks,$index = 0){
        $pid = pcntl_fork();

        if($pid === -1){
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        } else if($pid){
            process($chunks[$index]);
        }else{
            $index++;
            if(count($chunks) > $index){
                 process($chunks,$index);
            }
        }
    }

    public function start($keywords){
        $chunks = array_chunk($keywords,100);
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    }

    $keywords = readKeywords();
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?>

Now the challenge is, if I have 3000 keywords in the array, and if I break it down in chunks of 100, I will have 30 active processes to process each chunk.
So I need to pause creating chunks when 3 processes are active. If any 1 of the 3 processes completes, the recursion should happen again and a new child process should be created and the next chunk should be processed. This will increase the execution time, but it is OK.
So to limit the number of processes, I tried the following code but with no luck:
public void init($chunks){
    $pids = array();

    for($i = 0;$i < 3;$i++){
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        if($pid === -1){
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        } else if($pid){
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        }else{
            exit();
        }
    }

    for($i = 0;$i < count($pids);$i++){
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    if($index < count($chunks)) // If there are chunks remaining to be processed {
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        for($i = 3;$i < count($chunks);$i++){
            $newChunks[] = $chunks[$i];
        }
        init($newChunks);
    }
}

Have been working out a lot, but no luck. Please help.

A: Try something like exec('ps -C '.$filename, $processes);, then count the $processes to check how many of them are running


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Q: Solving an inequality that contains Log expressions How can I solve the following inequality:
Log[1/2 + c^2] > (1.4) (30^5) 2^(4.5) 9 (0.6) (2.8) (1 + Log[3]) (1 +Log[ Log[c + 1]])

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I tried Reduce, but my computer is still computing it (c is a real number).

A: If you are looking for exact solutions you should substitute machine precission numbers by exact numbers. Therefore instead of your numerical coefficient I'd rather use this one:
 (7/5) (30^5) 2^(9/2) 9 (3/5) (14/4) (1 + Log[3])
 N[%]

10287648000 Sqrt[2] (1 + Log[3])
3.05326*10^10

This is a huge number so for the sake of simplicity instead of playing with it I'll use a coefficient a much smaller to demonstrate the main issue.
First assume the coefficient is a == 1 and plot these two functions:
Plot[{ Log[1/2 + c^2], (1 + Log[Log[1 + c]])}, {c, 0, 2},
       PlotLegends -> "Expressions", PlotStyle -> Thick ]

We can see there are two solutions and Log[1/2 + c^2] tends to infinity faster.
To show where the inequality is satisfied we use blue Filling:
Plot[ Log[1/2 + c^2] - (1 + Log[Log[1 + c]]), {c, 0, 2},  PlotLegends -> "Expressions",
      PlotStyle -> Thick,  Filling -> {1 -> {0, {Red, Blue}}}]

Moreover regardless of the coefficient a we have
Limit[a (1 + Log[Log[c + 1]])/Log[1/2 + c^2], c -> Infinity]

 0

and if a gets larger then the upper range of the solution set starts with a larger number.
It seems there is a bug in Reduce when we work with inequalities, therefore we can use a simple equality instead.
Now the case a == 30:
Reduce[ 30 (1 + Log[Log[c + 1]])/Log[1/2 + c^2] == 1, c, Reals]

c == Root[{1 - 2 E^30 Log[1 + #1]^30 + 2 #1^2 &, 0.43820044934843508362}] ||
c == Root[{1 - 2 E^30 Log[1 + #1]^30 + 2 #1^2 &, 1.35977747245195272715*10^35}]

Thus the inequality for a == 30 is satisfied  for

 0 < c < 0.43820044934843508362 || c > 1.35977747245195272715*10^35

for the original a the lower limit can be calculated as suggested by belisarius in the comment, while the upper one exceeds $MaxNumber.


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Stardew Valley multiplayer update hits Nintendo Switch this week
Eric Abent - Dec 11, 2018, 1:37pm CST
Back when Nintendo announced that Stardew Valley was coming to the Switch, it also revealed an interesting approach to console exclusives. Nintendo confirmed that the Switch would be the first console to get Stardew Valley's highly anticipated multiplayer update, which launched for PC earlier this year. Now, Stardew Valley developer Eric Barone has confirmed that multiplayer will be coming to the Switch version of the game this week.
The multiplayer patch will go live on the North American, European, and Japanese eShops on Wednesday, December 11. Once it's live, you'll be able to play four-player co-op online with support for Switch Online's voice chat function. You'll need to shell out for a Switch Online subscription to play multiplayer over the internet, of course, but Stardew Valley will also support LAN play with multiple consoles, something that doesn't require a Switch Online subscription.
Those who plan to continue playing Stardew Valley solo also have reason to look forward to this update, as it adds a heap of single player content as well. Incoming features include a new winter festival, secret character events for players to trigger, and best of all: Hats for your horses.
From here, Barone will be working with Sickhead Games to bring multiplayer to Xbox One and PS4. There's no word on when that'll happen, but the hope is that since the Switch version of this patch is now finished, it won't take very long to get the update ready for certification on other consoles.
Barone ended his announcement by saying that he'll have more to share once the Switch update is out in the open, so it sounds like another announcement is coming around the bend. We'll see what that is soon enough (maybe even before the end of the year?) so stay tuned for more.
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Grace Harbor Farms
Natural Dairy From a Family Farm
By Liz Hansen
The Lukens family didn't start Grace Harbor Farms with the intention of growing a commercial business. Originally, starting a farm just seemed practical: Y2K was looming, and the Lukens understood the value of having milk-producing animals as a part of their emergency plan. As you may know, Y2K didn't happen, but the Lukens realized they were pretty dang good at creating high-quality products the marketplace just might want. They prioritized healthful recipes with locally sourced, wholesome ingredients from the get-go. Originally, Grace Harbor owned a herd of dairy goats and they sold goat milk soap and body products to much fanfare. Fast forward a generation and Tim and Grace's son, David, has helped grow the business into a dairy, creamery, and distributor that creates wholesome and natural products like kefir, yogurt, and milk!
In Whatcom County, we are blessed with many conscientious dairy farmers who strive to farm in a way that benefits the community and the land. Grace Harbor Farms was one of the dairies to lead this charge back in the early 2000s. Since then, they've made huge strides in the local food movement, and have been resolute about sharing their acquired knowledge and experience with other farmers and local producers. I sat down with Tim and David to reminisce about their journey from farming a couple goats as a Y2K precaution to creating a successful dairy business that distributes dairy products throughout western Washington.
Their path has been interesting and taken a number of unexpected turns. Originally starting with just two dairy goats, the herd grew organically and they soon had plenty of milk to make wonderful body products. Eventually, they grew so big, and the consumer demand so strong, they started making goat cheese and bottling goats milk. The Lukens lives took another fortuitous turn when David married into a dairy family that raised and milked Jerseys and the farm expanded and grew once again. Central though to their business has been processing and distribution. It is one of the biggest challenges small, local farms face in getting into the marketplace.
"We started delivering our own products to our retail partners in the very beginning. It was what we had to do to get into the market place," says David. Tim explained that when a local producer decides to hand their product over to a large distributor, they hand over their autonomy as well. The distributor decides where it goes on the shelf and what it's priced at. "Simply because the distributor will take almost as much margin as the producer themselves," says Tim. You'd think that would make setting the product at a fair price to entice consumers. Unfortunately, large distributors can have hundreds, or even thousands, of products to distribute and the small roster of locally produced goods doesn't hold the same amount of value for distributors.
"I learned very rapidly, that for a distributor who makes their bread and butter from major brands, they have no incentive to help you," Tim says. Additionally, "a lot of times the dairy farmer gets hit with the loss in milk prices. The company can't sell what's in the store," Tim explains. So, when the distributor inevitably doesn't sell their local products, because they've been priced too high and can't compete with global products, the distributor send the merchandise back to the producer and charges them for it! Tim explains to me how the system is designed to support global markets over local ones: "In a closed system like the dairy industry, the cost adjustments flow backward. Because the stores are not reducing their operating profit margins, the distributor is not reducing their profit operating margins either," he says.
"You gotta do it yourself, or you gotta have a system that will get the cost low enough to make it happen," says Tim. "It's the reality of what it takes to run an effective creamery and distribution company, which then translates back to the farm. The farm has to make money, and that's a huge disconnect that people don't realize unless they're a farmer's market buyer or natural food advocate," says David. So, choosing a reputable distributor that is willing to promote your product and give it a fair chance is something that can make or break a small farm trying to make a name for themselves.
In tackling this issue Grace Harbor created a pathway for other small farms to succeed. They have built a strong foundation with a robust creamery that can process and make a multitude of amazing products. They buy from a variety of small local dairies in addition to producing and processing their own milk. "We work directly with the farm and we're there for them," says David. They take pride in being able to support other small family farms. They use low temp pasteurization and don't homogenize anything, which is why their products are so creamy, full of flavor and healthy to boot. Grace Harbor now makes yogurt, kefir, chocolate milk, whole milk, goat milk, and eggnog during the holiday season. Along with an entire goat-milk based skincare line. It's then delivered to local grocers and is on the shelf next to other conventional brands, with a price that's just as nice as the taste.
"The local food movement will get stronger," David says. "The key for us to survive as a small scale company is the consumer," explains Tim. Because the consumer sets the demand that the distributor is trying to meet. As consumers prefer to purchases more local products, the system will change to meet those demands and thus be forced to adequately support the small farmer and their business. Sometimes the best way to provoke change is incorporating it in the smallest actions of our day-to-day lives, like which pint of chocolate milk you buy! To find Grace Harbor products visit the local Food Co-op or Haggens. You can also visit their website and use their handy map to see all locations that sell Grace Harbor.


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Sheeny takes it all - Pretoria and World Tour
The 14th Red Bull X-Fighters season went out with a roar on Saturday at the first-ever World Tour final held in Africa. In a no-holds-barred battle, Australia's Josh Sheehan was unstoppable, winning the event and his first Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour title in front of a sold out crowd of 22,000 frantic fans.
When the first ever Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour final on African soil went down on Saturday, Australia's Josh Sheehan would not be denied. The 28-year-old dominated the competition, winning every heat by unanimous decision to earn his first championship in the world's most prestigious freestyle motocross series. Spain's Dany Torres finished strong in second for the day, with Adam Jones from the United States earning his first podium of the season in third.
Sheehan has been charging in recent events, making determined progress against his rival from Down Under, New Zealand's Levi Sherwood. After winning the first two events of 2014, Sherwood had clutched the top of the World Tour leaderboard all season long. When an ankle injury sustained in Qualifying yesterday prevented Sherwood from moving beyond the first round of the Final, Sheehan could have taken it easy. But he gave everything he had, defeating every opponent, including a spectacular Torres, with electrifying tricks like the double backflip and the Flair.
When the final World Tour standings were tallied, it was an emotional Sheehan in first, Sherwood in second, and Torres in third. Each now has one World Tour title under his belt. At the 50th Red Bull X-Fighters contest ever, the atmosphere was wild in the sold-out stands at Pretoria's historic Union Buildings, as 22,000 fans thrilled to a sport that many were seeing live for the first time.
"I've been wanting this for years, and it's a dream come true. I'm on top of the world." said an overwhelmed Sheehan.
Red Bull X-Fighters Pretoria Final Result
1. Josh Sheehan (AUS)
2. Dany Torres (ESP)
3. Adam Jones (USA)
4. Remi Bizouard (FRA)
5. Tom Pages (FRA)
6. Clinton Moore (AUS)
7. Taka Higashino (JPN)
8. Maikel Melero (ESP)
9. David Rinaldo (FRA)
10. Alastair Sayer (BOT)
11. Nick DeWit (RSA)
12. Levi Sherwood (NZL)
Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour Final Standings
1. Josh Sheehan 360 points
2. Levi Sherwood 270
3. Dany Torres 265
4. Tom Pagès 235
5. Taka Higashino 180
6. Remi Bizouard 165
7. Adam Jones 140
8. Rob Adelberg 120
9 Clinton Moore 90
10. Maikel Melero 85
Live Results: For all results & scorings of the saeson, hit www.redbullxfighters.com/results


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